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CATALOGUE
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COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PART 3
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 28
FOR THE YEAR 1983
Nos. 1-12
Published by authority of the Acts of Congress of March 8, 1891,
of June 30, 1906, and of March 4, 1909
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
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CATALOGUE
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
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pages vii—viii of nos. 3-4;
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Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—viii of no. 8;
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Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 13;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi—vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi—x1i of no. 5;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages 1x—x of no. 6;
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(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 138;
Greece, vol. 27 (1932), pages vi—vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi—xii of no. 6;
Trish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii—vili of no. 9;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xili—xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii—vili of no 7;
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(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
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Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi—vii of no. 7;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
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Noticy.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or music, no
statement of authorship is given.
A-B-C; song, w Charles Johnson.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 19383; E unp. 66355; |
Marjorie J. Fairbairn. 1
A canzone ’e Napule; di Ernesto De
Curtis, arr. I. Culotta; orch. parti.
© Dec. 25, 1932; E for. 27543; So-
cieta anonima Suvini-Zerboni.. Pas
Curtis. © Dec. 25, 1932; E for.
27542; Societa anonima Suvini-
Zerboni. NRE:
A coups de garcette; one-step, paroles.
Henri Diamant-Berger, m Jean Le- |
noir; avee accord de l’ukulele. ©
Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 27441; Hditions
Salabert. 4
*A femmena; di Ernesto De Curtis,
arr. Feyder; orch. parti. © Dee.
25, 19382; EH for. 27539; Societa
anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 5
—versi Rocco Galdieri, m Ernesto
De Curtis. © Dec. 25, 1932; E for.
27538; Societ&a anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 6
A la bonne franquette; fox-trot, de
Conduisez moi, madame, paroles
René Pujol et Ch. L. Pothier, m
Oberfeld; avec accord de l’ukulele.
© Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 27452; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 7
Aber russisch muss es sein; foxtrot,
wu. m Stephan Weiss u. Friedrich
Schwarz, arr. Walter’ Borchert;
orch. stimmen. © Apr. 8, 1932; E
for. 28170; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
G. m. b. H. 8
—— — —klav. arr. Walter Bor-
chert. © Apr. 8, 1932; E for.
28169; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
b. H. 9
Abide with me; arr. for Hawaiian
guit., ten., melody and acc., in dia-
gram. Aug. 1, 1932; E pub.
34480; Harry Scott Kelso. 10
Abiding (The) King; Christmas pag-
eant and lyrics, Mattie B. Shannon,
m Adam Geibel and J. di Capua. ©
Oct. 29, 1982; D 28344; Hall-Mack
co. 10*
versi Libero Bovio, m Ernesto De .
Absence doesn’t make my heart grow
fonder; w and melody. © 1c. Jan.
25, 1933; E unp. 66736; Lela Long
Hill. 11
Abuela (La) de Pichi; schottis, letra
Vicente Moro, m J. Martin Vidal.
© Nov. 5, 1932; E for. 27895; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 12
Ach Rosalinde, komm’ besuch’ mich
mal im sommerhaus; foxtrot, w
Fritz Rotter, m Margulies u. Holms,
klav. arr. Walter Borchert. © July
28, 1931; E for. 28164; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 13
—— orch. stimmen. © July
23, 1981; E for. 28164; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 14
Achieving faith; hymn, m Adger M.
Pace. © Dec. 14, 1932; Epub.
34480; Laben M. Huff. 15
Adeste fideles; English text Frederick
Oakeley, traditional melody arr. Cyr
de Brant; 3-pt. song or mixed cho.;
pf. or organ ace. © Nov. 18, 1932;
EK pub. 34178; Carl Fischer, inc. 16 .
Adieu; by Edward Elgar; pf. © Jan.
30, 19338; E for. 28102; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 17
Admiral Benbow; Somerset folk-song,
ed. and arr. W. H. Reed; violin and
Din” ©, Oct 1S 93 2ny for, 27729
Oxford univ. press. 18
African drums; w Hazel Kay, m M. J.
Crusoe. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
65805; Hazel Kroger and Michael
James Crusoe. 19
After I’ve gone away; song. © Dec.
14, 1982; E pub. 34236; Evelyn
Maud Guild. 20
After we’ve said goodbye; waltz song.
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1933; E unp. 66177;
Sylvia Barden Doane. 21
After you said goodbye to me; song,
m T. J. Wickersheim and Art Hast-
man. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1933; E unp.
66848 ; Theodore J. Wickersheim.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23
Again; waltz song, w Sid Denny.
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1933; E unp. 66116;
Morris Goldstein. 23
Toccata; pf. © Jan.
14, 19388; EH for. 28018:* J &? W:
Chester, ltd. 24
Ah, eh, dis donc; marche one-step, de
Par habitude, paroles Jean Manse,
m G. Ouvrard; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
27460; Editions Salabert. 25
Ah! l’ammore e che ffa fa’; di Ernesto
De Curtis, arr.. I. -Culotta: (orch:
parti. © Dee. 25, 1932: E for.
27545; Societa anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 26
versi Ernesto Murolo, m Ernesto
De Curtis. © Dec. 25, 1932; E for.
27544; Societa anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 27
Ah, la biguine; dans La joie de Paris,
paroles Henry Varna, m Pascal
Bastia. © Dec. 10, 1982; HE for.
27367; Editions Josephine Baker.
28
Aimer, boire et chanter; valse, Johann
Strauss, arr. Julien Porret; orch. et
jazz ptes. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for.
27839; Heugel. 29
Ain’t it gonna ring no more; w and m
Val Burton and Will Jason. ©1c.
Jan. 20, 1933; E unp. 66566; Movie-
tone music corp. 30
Ain’t it the truth; w Dorothy Fields,
m Jimmy McHugh; with ukulele
arr. May Singhi Breen. © Jan. 24,
1933; E pub. 34486; Mayfair music
corp: 31
Ain’t-cha; pf. with w. ©1e. Jan. 14,
1933; E unp. 66265; Avery Worman.
32
Air d’autrefois; imitation de clavecin
sur des reminiscences 18° siécle,
transcrit Rose Cornaz; guit. hawa-
Ienne. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 27431;
Henry Lemoine et cie. 33
Air in D minor; by Henry Purcell,
arr. Katharine Benham; percussion
band pts. and pf., with child con-
ductor’s sc. © Dec. 21, 1932; E for.
27500; Joseph Williams, Itd. 34
Air out your soul and beat on your big
bass drum; song, melody J. Bricken
and L. Shurr. ©1c. Jan. 12, 1983;
E unp. 66165; Leopold Shurr, Jules
Bricken and Bob Bricken. 35
Agnew (Roy)
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Airs (Les) de Mistinguett; de divers
compositeurs, fantaisie-sélection
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©
June 15, 1932; E for. 27385; HEdi-
tions Salabert. 36
Airs russes [and] Chants populaires
de la Hongrie; auteurs inconnus,
transcrits Rose Cornaz; guit. hawa-
ienne. © Oct. 1, 19382; E for. 27434;
Henry Lemoine et cie. 37
Alabama minstrel man; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1933; E unp. 66931;
John Raymond Thomson. 38
Alawa; song. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1933; E
unp. 65986; Johanna N. Wilcox. 39
Alba; sérénade, paroles Fernand Beis-
sier, m Richard Barthelemy. © Dec.
12, 1982; E for. 27646; Société an-
onyme des editions Ricordi. 40
’Albergo ’e Ill’ allegria; versi Giuseppe
Irace, m Salvatore Gambardella. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 28027; Casa
editrice F. Bideri. 41
Alda; leggenda lirica Giovanni Dro-
vetti; opera completa per canto e pf.
© Dec. 21, 1932; E for. 27649; Leo-
poldo Cassone. 42
Alice blue gown; waltz, w Joseph Mc-
Carthy, m Harry Tierney, arr. Will
D. Moyer; Hawaiian guit. solo, nota-
tion and diagram. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E pub. 34281; Leo Feist, inc. 43
Alice in Wonderland; by Glenn W.
Ashley; pf. © Dec. 30, 1932; E
pub. 34146; McKinley music co. 44
All aboard for dreamland, baby, kiss
mama and papa goodnight; waltz, w
Joe Young, m Abel Baer, arr. Paul
Weirick; orch. pts. with male trio,
B. Faighes. © Jan. 3, 1933; HE pub.
34285; Leo. Feist, inc. 45
——_ ——_ ——_ ——-with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 27, 1982; E pub. 34054; Leo
Feist, inc. 46
All for my own; melody and pf. treble.
with w. © 1 ec. Jan. 26, 19383; E
unp. 66818; Edgar Nile Leas and
Mary Edith Denning. 47
All for you; song, w Ebba von Munck.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 19338; E unp. 67044;
John Lofholm. 48
All I care to have is your love; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 9, 1933;°E unp.
66056; Samuel Gerber. 49
All I want you to say, you love me;
melody. ©1e. Jan. 9, 1933; E unp.
66018; Bill Culbreth. 50
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1983
All in a day; melody with pf. ace. ©
1 ec. Jan. 14, 1983; E unp. 66241;
Perry Richard Bechtel. 51
All that is mine is yours; w Jack Yel-
len, melody Dan Dougherty. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 19, 1983; E unp. 66528; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine. 52
All through you; w Clay Keyes, m
Turner Layton; with ukulele arr. ©
Dee. 29, 19382; E for. 273866; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 53
All your time; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Jan. 3, 1933; EH unp. 65785; Jessie E.
Viesselman. 54
Alle fugle figjter paa en sang om ker-
lighed; fra Han Hun og Hamlet,
tekst Carl Viggo Meincke, m Victor
Cornelius. © Dec. 17, 1932; E for.
27629; Wilhelm Hansen. 5D
Allegri ballerini; polka, Freddie Petri;
pf. accordion. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1933;
EH unp. 66402; Alfred Petri. 56
Allure; w Lord Byron, m Harry C.
Banks; high voice; in G min. ©
Dec. 2, 1932; E pub. 34041; Oliver
Ditson co., inc. 57
Alma mater song Lenoir high school.
1. Pf. — 2. Vocal quartet. © 1.
each Jan. 27, 1933; E unp. 66868,
66869; Charles Kermit Bolick.
58, 59
Alone with my dreams; song, m Hdith
Lillian Emmerich. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1933; E unp. 66651; Alfred Louis
Emmerich. 60
Along the old dream trail; song. © 1
e. Jan. 3, 19383; E unp. 65760; Myron
L. Johnson. 61
Along Washougal’s. banks I stroll;
Song, m Raymond W. Clarke. ©1c.
Dee. 28, 1982; E unp. 66280; Ida
Austen. 62
Alpengliihn (Das); landler, melodie
Adalbert Herkner. © 1c. Jan. 5,
1933; E unp. 65909; Harry Renes.
63
Alt-Wien; by Godowsky, transcribed
Jascha Heifetz; violin and pf.
Noy. 25, 1932; E pub. 34194; Carl
-. Fischer, inc. 64
Always buy American; song, arr. Wm.
M. Doran. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1933; E
unp. 67124; Tillie McGuire Doran.
65
Always tomorrow; song. © 1c. Jan.
18, 1983; E unp. 66494; Lois Haines.
“ 66
80
Am I in love; w Jimmy Van Loon
and Don Whittaker, m Jimmy Van
Loon. ©1e. Jan. 26, 1933; E unp.
66840; James H. Van Loon, jr. 67
Amazones; paroles René Chalupt, m
Pierre-Octave Ferroud; voix de
femmes, sans acc. © Dee. 1, 1932;
E for. 28081; Durand et cie. 68
Amelia on the beautiful ocean; waltz;
pt. © 1.¢. Jan. 31,, 1933; E unp.
67082 ; Valentine Balabanor. 69
America first; pf. treble with w. ©
1 ec. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 66637;
Margaret M. Blonder. 70
America is singing; w Amy Sherman
Bridgman, m William Arms Fisher ;
full cho. and solo quartet. © Dec.
1, 1932; E pub. 34040; Oliver Ditson
co., ine. 71
America marches on; march song, mel-
ody William W. Taylor. © 1.
Jan. 27, 1983; E unp. 66865; Julius
Boland Richner. 72
American (The) legion march; orch.
Se © 1c Jan 3, 1983; H unp.
65817; Frank Oliveri. 73
American lullaby; w and m Gladys
Rich; med. or high. © Dee. 29,
1932; E pub. 34401; G. Schirmer,
inc. 74
Amor de ciego; bolero, de Santa, letra
Federico Gamboa, m Juan Alberto
Villegas. © Oct. 13, 1932; E for.
27893 ; Southern music pub. Cco., ne
«i
Amour (L’) n’est qu’un réve; valse,
paroles Ch. L. Pothier et René Pujol,
m Fred Melé et Sodska; avec accord
de l’ukulele. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for.
27860; Editions Salabert. 76
Amour ... toujours; tango, de Azor,
paroles Max Eddy, m Gaston Gaba-
roche; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Nov. 1, 1932); E for. 27857; Editions
Salabert. TT
An der schonen blauen Donau; walzer,
text Rudolf Ilgner, m Johann
Strauss, op. 314, bearb. Viktor Kel-
dorfer ; miinnerchor mit klavier. ©
Oct. 18, 1932 ; E for. 27514; A. Cranz.
78
And it had to happen to me; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1983; E
unp. 66208; Anthony J. Muccini. 79
And now youw’re gone; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 26, 1983; E unp. 66824;
Morton Wolff and Jack Mendelsohn.
80
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
81
And then; w Joe Young, m Bernice
Petkere; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © Jan. 5, 1933; E
pub. 34275; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 81
Angéle; 6/8 one-step, de Marseillaise,
René Sarvil, arr. Francis Salabert;
orch. ptes. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
27829; Editions Salabert. 82
Angry (The) father; by Sam Kaylin;
pf. conductor. ©1e. Jan. 25, 1933;
E unp. 66982; Movietone music corp.
Anniversaire (L’) de Vaieule; canon,
m Paul Dupin; choeur 4 5 voix:
Sans ‘ace. /-©! Deer 1eY 1932"; +i for.
28080; Durand et cie. 84
Another day; song. © 1 ¢. Jan.. 7,
1933; E unp. 65977; Frederick C.
Russell. 85
Another waltz, another kiss, another
dream of love; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©
Jan. 28, 1983; E unp. 66958; E. F.
Lohmiller. 86
Antiche danze ed arie; per liuto,
trascrizione libera Ottorino Res-
pighi; orech, d’archi. Partitura. 3?
suite. © Dee. 19, 1932; E for.
27635; G. Ricordi & co. 87
Antilla; rumba ecréole, paroles A.
Beauregard, m Abel Beauregard et
H. MacKnight; orch. ptes. © Dec.
17, 1982; E for. 27502; Editions H.
Benjamin. 88
Antoinette; fox-trot, de Conduisez-
moi, madame, paroles René Pujol et
Ch. L. Pothier, m Oberfeld; avec
accord de l’ukulele. © Oct. 1, 1932;
E for. 27453; Editions Salabert. 89
Any job to-day, Mister; w Fedric
Ford, melody Earl E. Lawrence. ©
1 e@ Jan. 26, 1983; E unp. 66826;
Pietro Colecchia. 90:
Anything your little heart desires; w
and melody Jack Little, Dave Oppen-
heim and Ira Schuster. © 1c. Jan.
19, 1938; E unp. 66522; Santly bros.,
ine. 91
Anywhere with you; from Hypnotized,
w Bernie Grossman, m Desider Joset
Vecsei; with ukulele arr. © Dee.
24, 1982; E pub. 343800; Famous
music corp. 92
Apaisement; de Félix Hesse; orch.
ptes. © Oct 1, 1932; E for. 27398;
Choudens. 93
pt. II, n. s., Vv. 28
Appeal to reason; fox trot song. ©
1e. Jan. 14, 19383; E unp. 66886; R.
W. Heinen. 94
Apple blossom time; waltz song, arr.
Alice Cary Longfellow. © Dec. 29,
19382; E pub. 34057; Earle Taylor
Rush. 95
Apuana; lullaby, w G. W. Harring-
ton; mixed voices, a cappella. © 1
ce. Jan. 19, 1983; E unp. 66552; Rug-
gero Vené. “06
Are you calling me; song. © Jan. 14,
19388; E pub. 384539; David Kohn.
97
Are you happy without my love; w
and melody. ©1e. Jan. 6, 1933; E
unp. 65991; Frederick A. Bunts. 98
Argentina; paso doble, de Danseuses
pour l’Amérique du Sud, Yatove;
orch. ptes. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for.
28071; Choudens. 99
Arie des Boris Godunow; v. Modest
Mussorgsky, konzert - transkription,
Joachim Stutschewsky; violoncello
u. pf. © Dee. 8, 1932; E for. 27823;
B. Schott’s sdhne. 100
Ariel polka; by Louis De Francesco;
melody with pf. acc. ©1c. Jan. 27,
1933; E unp. 66985; Movietone mu-
sie corp. 101
Arietta [and] Finale; by Thomas
Baron Pitfield ; pf. © Nov. 23, 1932;
E for. 27604; Augener, Itd. 102
Arkansas traveler; old fiddlers’ break-
down, David W. Guion, orch. Adolf
Schmid; orch. pts. © Dec. 30, 1932;
E pub. 34415; G. Schirmer, ine. 103
Aronson (Maurice) Five Christmas
carols; arr. M. Aronson. © Nov. 15,
19382; E pub. 34218; Art publication
soc. 104
Around the world in song; by Dorothy
Gordon. © Jan. 3, 1933; A 57902;
BH. P. Duatton & co, ae 105
Around you; w Leo Robin, m Richard
A. Whiting; with ukulele arr. ©
Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 34071; Movie-
tone music corp. 106
Art (The) of playing the piano accor-
dion; by C. Irving Valentine. v. 1.
© Jan. 16, 1983; AA 112727; M.
Hohner, inc. 107
As far as I’m concerned; w and m
Seymour Morris. © Dec. 30, 1932;
E pub. 34084: Harms, ine. 108
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1983
135
Ascension; sacred song drama,
C. V. H. Vincent; solo contralto,
ten., bass-bar. and cho. © Noy. 17,
1932; E for. 27890; H. Elliott part
10
Ashes of love; song. © Dee. 24, 1932;
EH pub. 34266; Clifford C. Brown.
110
Ask the professor; operetta, bk. and
lyrics Estelle Merrymon Clark, m
Adele Bohling Lee, ed. Palmer John
Clark. Vocal sc. and libretto. ©
Jan. 7, 1933; D 28372; Raymond A.
Hoffman co. 110*
At Chicago, the great world’s fair; w
and melody. ©1c. Jan. 8, 1933; E
unp. 65771; Warren H. Adee. 111
At home alone with you; w and mel-
odys) ‘Ou ¢.i Jan}, 9, 1933; EH. unp.
66015; Frank Littau and Benjamin
Abert. 112
At sunset; w and melody. ©1ce. Jan.
14, 1933 ; EH unp. 66206; Marion Wal-
ker. 113
At the end of the way; song. © 1...
Jan, 21, 1933; E unp. 66626; Grace
B. Walker. 114
At the old spinet; rondo, Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 674, no. 1; pf.
Dee. 30, 1932; E pub. 34134; McKin-
ley music co. 115
At twilight; song, w Frank Conway.
©1e. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 66729;
Charles Ryan. 116
Atmosphére révolutionnaire; par Ya-
move: pt, © Oct. 1, 19382; HE for.
27416; Choudens. -: 117
Aunt Caroline Dyer blues; w and mel-
ody Jennie May Clayton. © 1 ec.
Jan. 9, 19838; E unp. 66479; South-
ern music pub. Co., inc. 118
Autunno; di Ernesto De Curtis, arr. I.
Culotta; orch. parti. © Dec. 25,
1932; E for. 27548; Societa anonima
Suvini-Zerboni. 119
—— versi Libero Bovio, m Ernesto
De Curtis. © Dec. 25, 1932; E for.
27547; Societa anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 120
Ave Maria; m Serafino Bogatto; wom-
en’s cho.; organ acc. © Jan. 11,
1938 ; E pub. 343886; G. Ricordi & co.,
inc. 121
Ave maris stella; liturgical text, m
Martin G. Dumler, op. 34, no. 3; sop.
1, 2 and alto, with organ acc. ©
Mee 1.515) 1932 ER pub: | 34227: J.
Fischer & bro. 122
w | Avec l’assurance; fox trot chanson du
film, paroles Saint-Granier. © Dec.
1, 1932; E for. 28045; Ch. Borel-
Clere. 123
Aviatrices; paroles René Chalupt, m
Pierre-Octave Ferroud; voix de
femmes, sans acc. © Dec. 1, 1932;
E for. 28083; Durand et cie. 124
Awake, awake; Welsh folk song, arr,
for mixed cho. w and melody Rob-
ert Davies, English tr. Steuart
Wilson. © Dec. 238, 1932; E for.
27485 ; Gustav Holst. 125
Ay Morena; paso doble, versi EK. M.
Chiappo, m Love; orch. parti. ©
Sept. 1, 1932; E for. 27812; Chiappo.
126
Azor; rumba, de Vopérette, couplets
Max Eddy, m Gaston Gabaroche;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Oct. 1,
1932; E for. 27410; Editions Sala-
bert. a AR
B. M. N. music chart; for all instru-
ments. © Jan. 9, 1983; AA 118144;
Bertha Miller Newton. 128
Baby; w Bud Green and Al Bryan,
m James V. Monaco, arr. Paul Hill;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 4, 1933;
EK pub. 34153; Green & White, ine.
129
Baby boy; m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. with w. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1933;
EH unp. 66266; Effie Pomeroy Rignall,
130
Baby dear; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67117; Bea-
trice Eccleston Lane. Lia!
Baby reminds me of you; song, m
Lenard Red Hawk. © 1 ec. Jan,
16, 1983; E unp. 66338; Stella
Olson. 132
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Aria: Sav-
ious Shepherd; from Church cantata
no. 92, arr. and ed. W. Gillies
Whittaker; unison voices. © Dec,
8, 1982; E for. 27755; Oxford univ,
press. 133
Choral prelude; by J. S. Bach
[and] Chorus; by A. Borodine:
transcribed Fabien Sevitzky; string
orch., with pf. ad lib. Se. and pts, .
© Dec. 5, 1932; E pub. 34192; Carl
Fischer, inc. 134
—— Largo; _ konzert-transkription,
Joachim Stutschewsky; violoncello
u. pf. © Dec. 8, 1932; E for. 27817;
B. Schott’s sohne. 135
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
156
Bach (Johann Sebastian )—Continued.
Mein herze glaubt; aria from
Cantata no. 75, transcribed Herbert
WMurrill; pt « © Oct: 23, 19382 PEtter.
27764; Oxford univ. press. 156
Mortify us by Thy grace; chorale
from Cantata no. 22, transcribed
Guy Weitz; organ © Jan. 14,
1933; E for. 28017; J. & W. Chester,
itd. 137
——Passacaglia; revue et transcrite
librement d’aprés la version origi-
nale pour orgue par Théodore-
Szant6; pf.; en ut min. © Sept.
ds 2932; Wye: for.: : 21672: Wditions
Salabert. 138
Praeludium; aus dem Wohltem-
perierten klavier, konzert-transkrip-
tion, Joachim Stutschewsky; violon-
cello u. pf. © Dee. 8, 1932; E for.
27818; B. Schott’s sdéhne. 139
—— Siciliano; konzert-transkription,
Joachim Stutschewsky ; violoncello u.
pf. © Dec. 8, 1932; E for. 27819; B.
Schott’s sdhne. 140
Was Gott thut, das ist wohlge-
than; chorale from Cantata no. 75,
transcribed Herbert Murrill; pf.
© Oct. 23, 1932; E for. 27765; Ox-
ford univ. press. 141
Bacio (Un); slow-fox, versi Peppino
Mendes, m Mario Mariotti [and]
L’edera; tango, versi e m P. Mendes
e A. Lao-Schor: orch. Virgilio Ripa;
piceola orch. parti. © Nov. 28,
1932; E for. 27553; A. & G. Carisch
& C. 142
Back in circulation now; w Jimmie
Schaefer, melody Jimmie Bright.
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1932; E unp. 64007;
James V. Bright and James M.
Schaefer. 143
Back to Montana and you; w Ida
M. Short, and melody. © 1c. Jan.
26, 1933; E unp. 66832; Alfred Mes-
mer. 144
Back to old Missouri; w and melody.
©1c. Jan. 30, 1983; E unp. 67042;
Mabel V. Cessna. 145
Back to you; song. © 1c. Dec. 27,
1982; E unp. 65757; Richard Ru-
dolph. 146
Bad reputation; w and melody Flem-
ing-Townsend. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933;
FE unp. 66480; Southern music pub.
@o., inc. 147
pt. II, Nn. s., v. 28
Ballet of the butterflies; by Dorothy
Bell Briggs; pf. © Jan. 5, 1933; E
pub. 34290; B. F. Wood music co.
2 148
Ballinadrae; Irish lilt song, w and m
Gerald Morrison. © Dec. 15, 1932;
E for. 27619; Reynolds and co. 149
Ballo (il) delle ingrate; di Claudio
Monteverdi, testo Ottavio Rinuccini,
trascrizione ed istrumentazione
Alceo Toni. Partitura d’orch. ©
Dec. 29, 1932; El for. -21@3iee
Ricordi & co. 150
Bandits (The) ; melody Max Steiner.
© 1c. Jan. 8, 1933; E unp. 66434;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 151
Bandwagon (The) blues; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 21, 1933; E unp.
66812 ; Reb. Raney and Perry Hettel.
152
(Maia) violin course; by M.
Bang. bk. 3. © Dec. 29, 1932; AA
112804; G. Schirmer, inc. 153
Baptéme (Le) du Prince Charmant;
conte musical, poéme L. Fortolis, m
Georges Brun, op. 134. Partition
pf. et chant. © Dee. 1, 1932; E for.
28062; Henry Lemoine et cie. 154
Barbary; w of old ballad, m Desmond
MacMahon. © Dec. 30, 1932; E for.
27489; Novello & co., ltd. 155
Bang
Barearolle; von Alexander Steinert;
pf. © Nov. 5, 1932; E for. 27950;
Universal edition, a. g. 156
Barkarole; aus: Der tanzende Shy-
lock, text Géza Herczeg u. Leo
Straus, m Erwin Straus, erl. klay-
ier arr. Hans Schneider. © Noy.
28, 1932; E for. 27999; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky). 157
Barnyard blues; .fox-trot, D. J. La
Rocea, arr. Jimmy Dale; orch. pts.
© Jan. 12, 1933; E pub. 34351; Leo
Feist, ine. 158
Barren woods; by Colin Taylor; pf.
© Dec. 6, 19382; E for. 27607; Au-
gener, ltd. 159
song, w Sara Teasdale. ©
Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 67014;
160
Barter ;
1
Ella Beatrice Shaw.
BartOk (Béla) Zwanzig ungarische
volkslieder; deutsche tibersetzung
R. St. Hoffmann, m B. Bartok. heft
4. © July 14, 1932; E for. 27901;
Universal edition, a. g. 161
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
188
Bashful baby; w and melody. ©1c.
Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 66781; Stepha-
nia A. Zarow. 162
Basses et chants donnés aux concours
des classes d’harmonie, année 1932;
de Georges Becker, Georges Htie et
Max d’Ollone. © Nov. 1, 1982;
E for. 27842; Heugel. 163:
Bat and ball; by J. Hullah Brown;
percussion band sec. and pts., with
violin and pf. © Dec. 14, 1982;
E for. 27566; Joseph Williams, Ae
Baulin water blues; w and melody
Victoria Spivey and Anna House.
pe 2" © te. Jan. 38,1933 ; Ee unp.
66406; Southern music pub. co., inc.
165
Beatitudes (The); anthem, from St.
Matthew, m Arthur B. Jennings;
mixed voices, organ acc. © Dec.
31, 1982; E pub. 33494; H. W.
Gray Co. 166
Beau (Le) Danube bleu; de QJ.
Strauss, arr. Yatove; orch. ptes.
© Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 27396; Chou-
dens. 167
valse, Johann Strauss, arr. Ju-
lian Porret; orch. et jazz ptes. ©
Nov. 1, 19382; E for. 27836; Heugel.
168
Beauteous morn; 2-pt. song, w Oliver
Wendell Holmes, m Edward Ger-
man, arr. H. A. Chambers; sop. 1,
2..©) Jan: 20, 19383; BE for. 27992;
Novello & co., Itd. 169
Beautiful dreamer; song, Stephen C.
Foster, arr. William Hodson. ©
Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 34103; Theo-
dore Presser Co. 170
Beautiful (The) eye of the nite; w
-and m Carroll Barbour. © 1 e.
Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66887; Lucy
B. Stephens. 171
Beautiful isle of love; w Max C.
Freedman, m Charles H. Maskell.
© Dec. 19, 1932; E pub. 34482; Mor-
ris music pub. Co. 172
Beautiful Mourne mountains; song.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 65997;
Margaret Colvin. 173
Beautiful (The) past; w and m Eu-
genia B. Buckman. © 1c. Jan. 17,
1933; E unp. 66899; Belvena G.
Eastlick. 174
Beautiful Rose of Broadway; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1983; E
unp. 66604; Frank McGuinness. 175
Beautiful, wonderful, gorgeous, I’m so
in love with you; w and m Jimmie
Lipet. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
65799; James Lipet. 176
Because I have known you; song, m
Sylvester Long Cross. ©1c. Jan. 9,
1933; E unp. 66036; Nina Pride
Hoag. 177
Because you’re mean to me; pf. with
w. © 1c Jan. 5, 1983; E unp.
65882; Helen S. Cassidy. 178
Bee; one-step, melody; in D min. ©
1c. Jan. 11, 1933; E unp. 66130; An-
ton Keresztes. 179
Bees and roses; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 678, no. 3, ed. Rudolph
Magin; violin and pf. © Dec. 30,
1932; E pub. 34106; Theodore Pres-
ser co. 180;
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Scherzo;
from sonata op. 2, no. 38, scored
William C. Schoenfeld ; wood-winds
and pf. Se. and pts. © Dee. 31,
1932; E pub. 34076; M. Witmark &
sons. 181
Before that last goodnight; w Roy
Turk, melody J. Fred Coots. ©1 ce.
Jan. 7, 1983 ; E unp. 65971; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine. 182
Behind the hills; w and melody Bob
Miller and Jack Erickson. © 1 ec.
Jan. 5, 1983; E unp. 65894; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
183
Behind the tulips; romance, Ernest
Harry Adams; pf. © Dec. 28, 1932;
E pub. 34160; Arthur P. Schmidt co.
184
Bei den marionetten; zwolf kinder-
stticke, Ignaz Friedman; pf. © Oct.
22, W932 3 Wi fOr 2 (ooo +) Untversal
edition, a. g. 185
Bei mir da hingste tiber meinem bett;
foxtrot, w A. Stone u. Friedrich
Schwarz, m Alex Stone u. W. Bor-
ehert, arr. Walter Borchert; orch.
stimmen. © Apr. 11, 1932; E for.
27124; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G.
me. ls 186
—— —— klavier arr. W. Bor-
chert; © > Apr: 11, 1932. EB for.
28134; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
b. H. 187
Believe in me; w J. Zaccone, melody
KE. Clarke. © 1c Jan. 19, 1933;
E unp. 66554; Joseph Zaccone and
Fred Clarke. 188
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
‘189
Believe me, dear; w and melody.
7 ne Jan. Fy 1933 ; E unp. 65918;
: Hata OA Vanderlip and Woodbury
Camp. 189
Bell-man (The) ; song, w Robert Her-
rick. © Nov. 17, 1932; E for. 27779:
Leonard Pascoe-Williams. 190
Bell song; by William M. Felton; pf.
© Dec. 30, 1932; E_ pub. 34129:
McKinley music co. 191
Bella (La) campagniola; polek, melo-
dia V. Cesarino. © 1 ¢. Jan. 16,
1933; E unp. 66333; Joseph Cera-
bino. 192
Belle gitané; valse, paroles E. Récagno,
m Mimi Récagno; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
27456; Editions Salabert. 193
Belle of my heart; fox trot song. ©
1c; Jan. 48, 1933 : E unp. 66919;
Elvira Leduskukain. 194
Benedth the summer moon with you;
song, w B. Bristow Owsley. © 1.
Jan. 27, 1933; E unp. 66877; George
Goldkette. 195
Beneath the sunny sky of Porto Rico;
song. © 1c. Jan. 8, 1933; E unp.
65800; Alfonso Ardin. 196
Benedicite, omnia opera; abbreviated
form, with Gloria; mixed voices, in
G. © Dec. 16, 1932; HE for. 27943;
T. H. Spinney. 197
(Arthur) Concerto; violin
and pi. Pf... se . © Nove 3. 195250
for. 27772: Oxford uniy. press. 198
Berceuse; by Norah Marriott; pf. ©
July 8. 1932; E for. 27748; Oxford
univ. press. 199
@1¢ Jan. 18, 19337—8
unp. 66490; William J. Simon. 200
=———-. violin and pf. © 1. c¢.:Jan..20,
1933; E unp. 66588; George E.
Gamble. 201
Berceuse russe; de Marcel Tournier,
op. 40; harpe. © Nov. 1, 19382; E
for. 27883; Henry Lemoine et Cie.
202
Berea beloved: w and m Raymond M.
Cable and Wilfred P. Johnston. ©
Dec. 17, 1932; E pub. 34287; Berea
college. 203
Beside the idle summer sea; by Colin
Taylor; pf. © Dec. 6, 1932; E for.
27606; Augener, ltd. 204
Benjamin
violin.
pt. ii, i. s., v. 28
Best (Ted R.) Six new Christmas
songs; hymns. © Dec. 1, 1932; EH
pub. 33953; Charles O'Connor and
Ted R. Best. 205
Beta pi chapter song; song. ©1c. Jan.
23, 1933; E unp. 66687; James Gus-
tave Golseth. 206
Bethlehem star; melody with pf. acc.
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1933; E unp. 66397;
Theodore A. Dilday. 207
Beverly Louise Lu; fox trot song. ©
1c. Jan. 18, 1933 ; E unp. page=
Louise Bingham.
Bewild’ring dreams; w and m Mar-
garet Hess. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933;
E unp. 65808; Jack S. Smith. 209
Bi tis im B&arnerland: Emmentaler
sennenleben im fritihling, sommer,
herbst u. winter, zusammengestellt
und hrsg. in jodel, lied und wort.
bd. 8. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 27960;
Oskar Fr. Schmalz. 210
Bidding farewell; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. Jan. 14,
1933; E unp. 66248; Walter Clair
Thompson. rsa
Bide-more alma mater; melody Harold
Lewis. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
66407 ; Southern music pub. co., ine.
212
Billboard lady; w and melody Don
Connor. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1933; E unp.
65946 ; Don G. Connor. 213
Bimba, senza l’amore; canzone tango,
da L’amore dei due re, parole Fal-
coni e Biancoli, m Gemma Anna
Bixio. © Dec. 25, 198230 eeee.
27530; Societé anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 214
Bimbe belle; fox, versi E. M. Chiappo,
m Domenico Bazan, arr. Gino Filip-
pini; orch. parti. © Sept. 1, 1932;
E for. 27810; Chiappo. 215
Bimbi di nessuno; giava-valzer, parole
A. R. Borella, m Giuseppe Rampoldi
e A. R. Borella; pf. © Nov. 1, 1932;
E for. 27815; G. Rampoldi. 216
Bionda signora; versi e m Vittorio De
Crescenzo. © Jan. 18, 1983; E pub.
34421; G. Ricordi & co., inc. ona
Bird song; w Victor Hugo, m Frank
La Forge. © Jan. 14, 1933; E pub.
34365; G. Ricordi & co., inc. 218
Birds (The) of Nazareth; w Josepha
Virginia Evans, m Lowell Patton,
arr. G. Ackley Brower; mixed quar-
tet or cho. © Nov. 18, 1932; E pub.
34171; Carl Fischer, inc. 219
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
246
Black-eyed Susan Brown; w Herb
Magidson, m Al Hoffman and Al
Goodhart ; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
19, 1988; E pub. 34451; Sherman,
Clay & co. 220:
Blanchet (E. R.) Treize études; op.
53; pf.; main gauche seule. © Oct.
5, 1932; E for. 27925; Hditions Max
Eschig. 221
Bleib’ mir treu; tango, Henry Love,
text Beda, arr. Heinz Sandauer ;
salonorch. stimmen. © Oct. 22,
1931; E for. 28118; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, G. m. b. H. ee,
w Beda, m Henry Love. ©
Oct. 22, 1931; E for. 28168; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G.m.b.H. 223
Blind (The) troubedour [sic]; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 4, 1933; E unp.
65844; Steve Lovas. 224
Blomst (Den) jeg beri min trégje;
tekst Ola Isene, m Walther Schr¢gder.
© Dec. 17, 1932; E for. 27630; Wil-
helm Hansen. 225
Blonde CHre; tango, text Fritz Rot-
ter, m Juan Llossas. © Feb. 24,
1981; E for. 28090; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Otto Hein. 226
Blotto; by Hugo Friedhofer and Wil-
liam Kernell, arr. R. H. Bassett; pf.
conductor. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1933;
EH urp. 66373 ; Movietone music corp.
227
Blow, breeze, blow; w Jack Meskill, m
Robert Bagar; with ukulele arr.
Geo. R. Holman. © Jan. 3, 1933;
E pub. 34158; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inc. 228
Blue Caribbean sea; English, Mar-
jorie Harper, Spanish, and m Ern-
esto Lecuona. © Jan. 10, 1933; E
pub. 343816; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 229
Blue ’cause of you; w and melody. ©
1c Jan. 18, 1983; E unp. 66508;
Jack W. Kyle. 230
Blue little dreams; w Mary Hale
Woolsey, with melody. © 1. Jan.
23, 1933; E unp. 66809; Norman
Nathan. ook
Blue Monday ; fox-trot, Fred C. Stout-
enburg, arr. Will D. Moyer; guit. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; E pub. 34021; Fred
Heltman co. 232
Blue paradise; w and m Kaye Victor,
arr. Morry King. © 1. Jan. 11,
1933; E unp. 66134; Walter Kaye
Schatzman. 233
——__
Blues; by Tony Loraine; melody, with
pf. ace. ©1c. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp.
67090; Antonio Lora. 234
Blume (Die) von Hawaii; grosses pot-
pourri, m Paul Abraham, arr. Nico
Dostal; pf. mit text. © Feb. 19.
19382; E for. 28013; Doremi musik-
verlag, a.g. 235
Blush (The) of dawn; valse lente,
Carl Wilhelm Kern, op. 674, no. 2;
pf. © Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 34132;
McKinley music co. 236
Bo-bi (The) craze; w and melody. ©
1 ec Jan. 26, 1933; E unp. 66817;
George Sherzer. 237
Bohemios; tango, letra y m Luis Ar-
caraz. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 27938 ;
A. Wagner y Levien sucs., s. en ¢.
238
Bon voyage; musical comedy, libretto
and lyrics Helen Stilwell, m H. J.
Gatwood. © Oct. 14, 1932; D 28367;
Eldridge entertainment house, inc.
Deas
Bonheur (Le) est sur notre chemin;
du film Une auto et pas I|’sou, paroles
Jean Rodor, m Jean Yatove. © Nov.
1, 1982; E for. 27882; Choudens.
239
Book (The) of life; w and melody F.
W. McGee. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1933; EB
unp. 66470; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 240
Boost for the Red, White and Blue;
w Larry Yoell, melody Bob Spencer.
©1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66351;
Villa Moret, inc. 241
Booth (Chris. H. H.) Two preludes;
arr. Chris. H. H. Booth; organ. no.
1 in C, Rimbault.—no. 2. in F, W. F.
Taylor. © Jan. 20, 1933; Epub.
34464; Robin His. 242
Boston (The) man; w and m A. Coch-
rane and Mac Hanger. © 1 ec. Jan.
3, 1933; E unp. 65795; Archie Coch-
rane, 243
Bouncing play-ball; by Nell Darnell
Crane; pf. © Dec. 31, 1932; E pub.
34059; Shattinger piano & music co.
244
Bountiful Katie; song. © Dee. 31,
1932; E pub. 34031; Samuel A. Bro-
cato. 245
Boutonniére (A) I give to you; w and
m Mary Nash Weisheit. © 1c. Jan.
16, 19383; E unp. 66381; Mary Flem-
ing Nash Weisheit. 246
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
247
Bow-wow (The) ball; w Edward Hey-
man, melody Boyd Bunch. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66372; Famous
music corp. 247
Boy (The) who never came home; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 12, 1933;
E unp. 66167; Floyd Wilson Stam-
baugh. 248
Brakeman on engine sixty three; w
and melody. ©1e. Jan. 20, 1933;
E unp. 66580; William Eberhardt,
qr. 249
and watchful; march, Fabian
© Nov. 14, 1932;
250
Brave
Lopez; band pts.
E pub. 34189; Carl Fischer, inc.
Brave (Der) stinder; schlager, w Fritz
Rotter, m Nicol. Brodszky. © Oct.
20, 1931; E for. 28153; Wiener bo-
héme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 251
Bread line blues; slow fox-trot song.
© 1.¢. Dec. 27, 1982; E unp. 66629;
Lionel Bell Jameson and Norman
Powell Horton. 252
Brilliant (The) Hawaiian rainbow;
song; arr. G. F. Lawrence. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 23.1933 > HDs, o6eoe ae.
Brocke Amiss, jr. 253
Bring back again the golden beer;
song, arr. Charles Coleman. © Jan.
3, 1933; E pub. 34048; Daniel F.
Fogarty. 254
Bring on the new; song. © 1c. Jan.
23, 19383; E unp. 66640; Arthur
Dwight Allen. 255
Broadway (The) limited; by Emil
Leonard; pf. © Dec. 30, 1932; E
pub. 34248: Theodore Presser co.
256
Broken barriers; hymn, w Anna Lou-
ise Norris, m Haldor Lillenas. ©
Jan. 20, 1933; E pub. 34536; Lille-
nas pub. co. 257
song, w B. Caldwell.
Martin. © 1
Broken dreams;
Pod! Ervin: and ‘Gar
e. Jan. 23, 1933; BH unp. 66634;
George J. Cavanaugh. 258
w Ida M. Allison, and melody. ©
ive, Jan. 25,°19383; 4) unp. 66770;
Ellen Hardgrove. 259
Broken promise; song, melody Robert
Gooding. © 1c. Jan. 12, 1933; E
unp. 66169; Roger Connolly. 260
Broken (A) rosary; w Lou Klein, m
Will S. Dillon; with ukulele arr.
May Singhi Breen. © Jan. 5, 1933;
E pub. 34276; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 261
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Broken winged angel; song, melody
Eva Capell. © 1. Jan. 9, 1983;
E unp. 66066; Helen Carolyn Wea-
ver. 262
Broken wings; pf. © 1c. Jan. 18,
1933; E unp. 66510; Harker F.
Thomas. 263
Brother Ezra and Sister Susan; w and
melody F. Crumit and Billy Curtis.
© 1c. Jan. 24, 1983; E unp. 66728;
Frank Crumit. 264
Brother James’ air; arr., with descant,
Gordon Jacob. © Nov. 17, 1932;
E for. 27754; Oxford univ. press.
2
Brownie capers; first book for visuola
class or private piano with w.
Oct. 1, 1980; AA 111941; Bernice
Rose Copeland. 266
Brunelli (Peter) Three festival open-
ings; pf. conductor. © 1 c¢. Jan. 20,
1933: E unp. 66972; Movietone mu-
sic corp. 267
Bugle march; by Arthur Lange; 2
trumpets and drums, conductor. ©
1 ec Jan. 20, 1933; E unp. 66970;
Movietone music corp. 268
Bumble-bee (The); by Rimsky-Korsa-
koff, arr. Jascha Heifetz; violin and
pf. © Nov. 10, 1932; E pub. 34195;
Carl Fischer, ine. 269
Bunkers (The) ; musical farce, w 8. G.
Bishop, m S. G. and J. B. Bishop.
Complete sc. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1932;
D 28362; Samuel George Bishop.
2
69*
Buona notte, Billie; slow fox-trot,
letra Michele Galdieri, m Dan Cas-
lar. 1. Pf.—2. Mandolino.—3. Orch.
pti., arr. G. Bonnard. © Oct. 20,
1932; E for. 27344-27346; Fratelli
Curci. 270-272
Burlesque; melody Max Steiner. © 1
ce. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 66435; South-
ern music pub. co., ine. 273
But I'll never get enough of you; song.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66888;
Vernon Elliott Magee. 274
But I’m going to tell that doctor he
made a big mistake; song. ©1¢e
Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 67053; Eva
Della White Wakelee. 275
But that was yesterday; w and m
Kaye Victor, arr. Morry King. ©
1 ¢e. Jan. 11, 1983; E unp. 66135;
Walter Kaye Schatzman. 276
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no. 1, 1933
But think of the fun we had; w Ned
Wever, m Milton Ager; with uku-
lele arr. Geo. R. Holman. © Jan.
3, 1983; E pub. 34159; Ager, Yellen
& Bornstein, inc. 277
Buttercups and daisies; by J. Hullah
Brown; percussion band and violin,
se. and pts., with pf., and child-
conductor’s sec. © Dec. 14, 1982; E
for. 27574; Joseph Williams, ltd.
278
Buy American; march; pf. © 1 ©.
Jan. 24, 1933; E unp. 66720; Alex-
ander Louis Daniele. 279
——march song, arr. Ida Richie. ©
1e. Jan. 7, 1933; E unp. 65964; Olive
Finney. 280!
cone. «.C) 1 es Jan: 24, 193835; B
unp. 66725; Will A. Peters. 281
—w and m Bob Emmerich. © 1c.
Jan. 10, 193838; E unp. 66087; Robert
Hmmerich. 282
-———-w and melody. © 1c Jan. 6,
1933; E unp. 65925; Art Kassel.
283
——w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 9,
19383; E unp. 66017; Bob Miller.
284
——w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 14,
1933 ; E unp. 66225; Fred Hager and
Justin Ring. 285
——-w and melody. © 1. Jan. 28,
1933; E unp. 66693; Tillie McGuire
Doran. 286
Buy American and good times will
come through; w and melody Al
‘Lewis and Al Sherman. © 1 ce.
Jan. 7, 1933; E unp. 65969; De Syl-
va, Brown & Henderson, inc. 287
Buy American and good times will
come thru’; w Al Lewis, m Al Sher-
man; with ukulele arr. © Jan. 14,
1933; E pub. 343858; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 288
Buy American, please; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1«e Jan. 28, 19383; H
unp. 66962; Alfred Scriven. 289
By the moss covered grave on the hill;
w Tom Kennedy and Dick Sanford,
m Geo. B. McConnell; pf. treble. ©
1 e@ Jan. 31, 1983; E unp. 67096;
Nattrass-Schenck, inc. 290:
By the side of my mother; w and
melody anon. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1933;
E unp. 66767; Rachel K. Carey.
291
161050—23 2
302*
C’est fou ce qu’on peut faire; one-
step, d’Azor, couplets Max Hddy, m
Gaston Gabaroche; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for.
27868; Editions Salabert. 292
C’est le chat; bluette villageoise, Su-
zette Desty, m Robert Pizani.
July 1, 1932; E for. 27880; Editions
Salabert. 293
C’est le printemps; valse de Si tu
veux, paroles Ch. L. Pothier et
André Hugon, m Raoul Moretti;
avee accord de Vukulele. © Oct. 1,
1932; E for. 27449; Hditions Sala-
bert. 294
C’est toujours le passé; blues, de
Conduisez-moi madame, paroles
René Pujol et Ch. L. Pothier, m
Oberfeld; avec accord de Vukulele.
© Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 27451; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 295
C’est un petit camarade; one-step, de
Azor, paroles Max Eddy, m Gaston
Gabaroche; avec accord de l’ukulele.
© Nov. 1, 1932; BE for. 27855; Edi-
tions Salabert. 296,
C’est vous que j’aime; fox-trot, paroles
HH. Recagno, m Roger Dumas; avec
accord de lukulele. © Oct. 1, 1982;
E for. 27459; Editions Salabert.
297
Ca gaze; 6/8 one-step, paroles Max
Eddy et André Heuzé, m Constan-
tino Ferri; avee accord de Vukulele.
© Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 27869; Edi-
tions Salabert. 298
California’s got it; w and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 9, 19838; E unp. 66041;
Mabel Gessna and Ula Rose. 299
Call (The) of Easter; Haster service,
compiled Ira B. Wilson, w Valeria
R. Lehman, m EH. V. Strasbaugh,
Carolyn R. Freeman and others. ©
Jan. 16, 1933; EH pub. 34554; Lorenz
pub. co. 300
Call of the wild; song, arr. Blanche
Springer Gibson. © 1 c. Nov. 26,
1932; E unp. 66376; Tom Hmmet.
301
Calvary; hymn, w B. Carradine, m L.
L. Pickett, arr. W. W. Combs; mixed
voices. © Jan. 2, 1933; E_ pub.
34148; John H. Brunner. 302
——lLenten cantata, w and m Ernest
H. Sheppard; mixed voices, with
ten., bar. and bass solos; organ acc.
Voc. sec. © Jan. 21, 19383; D 27375;
Theodore Presser Co. 302*
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
303
pt. III, 0. s., Vv. 28
Calvary’s blessings in song; hymns, w |} Caroline; song. © Dec. 12, 1932; E
and m Mrs. Walter G. Taylor and
others. © Nov. 12, 1932; E pub.
34338 ; Ethelwyn Robinson Taylor.
303
Camp (The) fire; melody Max Steiner.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 66436;
Southern music pub. ¢o., ine. 304
Campagne normande; par Van Hoore-
beke et Yatove; pf. © Oct. 1, 1932;
E for. 27417; Choudens. 305
Canadian (The) Rockies;.song. © 1
c. Jan, 14, 19338; E unp. 66271; Leroy
Fairbanks. 306
Cancans; de Raymond Berner; pf., 4
mains. © July 1, 1932; E for. 27682;
Editions Salabert. 307
Cancion de la noche del mar; romance,
letra Rubén Dario, English and
French tr. Ariadne Holmes Hdwards,
m Luis A. Delgadillo. © Jan. 30,
1933 ; E pub. 34546; Sherman square
music pub. co. 308
Can’t we at least be friends; w and
melody. ©1e. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp.
66683; Hildegarde Blegstad and
Hleanor Blegstad. 309
Can’t we Still be friends ; song, melody
Josephine Bose. PS er alana),
1933 ; E unp. 67088; Philip Gross.
310
Can’t you see I’m lonely ; song, melody
Stan Tucker. © 1c) Jan. 23,.19335
EH unp. 66682; Jack C. Bullock.
out
Canto solo per te; versi Michele Gal-
dieri, m Donald Caslar. 1. Pf.—2.
Mandolin sc. ©’ 1 © Oct: 2271 «.
Dec. 29, 1932; EH unp. 66144, 66145;
Fratelli Curci. S12, 513
Canzone (La) del cane; song, melodia
Dominick Ietti. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1933 ;
E unp. 66656; Maria Gattieri. 314
Canzone ’e mala vita; versi Libero
Bovio, m Ernesto De Curtis. "©
Dec. 25, 1982; E for. 27551; Societa
anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 315
Cape Breton isle; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1983; E. unp. 66231;
Paul Madison Kniskern. 316
Carillon; by Eric H. Thiman; organ.
© Dec. 28, 1932; E for. 27495; No-
vello & co., ltd. SLT
— Christmas suite, no. 3, Garth Hd-
mundson; organ. © Dec. 28, 1932;
FH pub. 34064; H. W. Gray co. 318
ee
££
pub. 34114; Charlton Alexander.
319
Carolinette; violin. © 1 ec. Jan. 14,
1933; E unp. 66223; Harry Ludwig.
320
Carry me way down home; pf. with w.
©1c. Jan. 26, 19383; E unp. 66834;
Lucille Pierce Ferguson. 321
Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Mario) Sonata;
June 25, 1982; EK for. 27902; Univer-
sal edition, a. g. oe
Castle of stars; fox trot song. ©l1e.
Jan. 14, 1983; E unp. 66889; Eliza-
beth Thompson. 323
Castles in Spain; song, w Ten Eyck
Van Deusen. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933;
EH unp. 65881; Peter Otto Wieden-
keller. 324
’Cause I’m listening; song. ©1c. Jan.
9, 19383 ; E unp. 66290; Marguerite L.
Schnider. 325
Cavalcade; incl. Fate motif, L. HE. De
Francesco, arr. Arthur Lange; pf.
conductor. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1933; EH
unp. 66976; Movietone music corp.
326
w Reginald Berkeley, m L. HE. De-
Francesco; mixed cho., unacc. © 1
e. Jan. 20, 1933 ; E unp. 66971 ; Movie-
tohe music corp. 327
Cavalier song; unison, w Robert
Browning, m May Sarson. © Jan.
20, 1933; E for. 27977 ; Novello & co.,
ltd. 328
Ce soir, ce Soir, chérie; w Harry Kahn,
m Francois. © Jan. 14, 1933; H
pub. 34864; Harms, inc. 329
Cease to remember; song, Sylvester
Long, Cross; pfs.© 1 esas
1938; E unp. 66269; Violet Oehring
Stamper. 330
Cello moderne; by L. A. Schmit; cello
and pf. ©1e. Jan. 24, 1933; E unp.
66718; Lucien Alexander Schmit.
men
Century of progress; march; pf. ©
Jan. 17, 1933; E pub. 34892; Frank
W. Geiger. Sa2
Chain (A) of wonder; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 19383; E unp. 66992;
Leon C. Webster. 333
Chandolin; romantic prelude and
fugue, Norman Fraser; pf. © Jan.
1401933 ;-' El: for’ 28015 + Jaci aie
Chester, Itd. 334
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Chanson grecque; Greek folk-tune,
harmonized and arr. Amedeo de Fi-
lippi; violin and pf. © Dec. 29,
1932; E pub. 34402; G. Schirmer,
ine. 335
Chansons d’un sou; paroles Simonne
Ratel, m Georges Soudry. © Dec.
1, 1932; E for. 28047; Heugel. 336
Chant du soir; by Alberto Jon4és, op.
Zino, os) Dr. ©) Dee!'9; 1932);) H
pub. 34211; Carl Fischer, inc. 3387
Chant kabyle; Berber folk-tune, har-
monized and arr. Amedeo de Filippi;
violin and pf. © Dec. 29, 19382; E
pub. 34403; G. Schirmer, inc. 338
Chant lyrique; de Fernande Breilh-
Decruck, op. 69; saxophone alto, mi
bémol et acc. de pf. © Dec. 12,
1932; E for. 28011; Maurice De-
eruck. 339
Chant of the Hindu; arr. Nila Menen-
Be7 | © 1 ie. Tan 2551933" BH
unp. 66784; Hernan Rodriguez. 340
Chaos in jazzland; by Arthur Lange;
pf. conductor. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1933;
E unp. 66975 ; Movietone music corp.
341
Chardons (Les) de Verdun; marche
sur les motifs de lHymne lorrain,
Georges Lauweryns; pf. © Sept. 1,
1932; E for. 27376; Heugel. 342
Charm of days gone by; w Hope Ha-
zen, m H. Ghys, arr. R. E. Hildreth ;
sop. and alto, with bass ad lib. ©
Dec. 16, 1982; E pub. 34441; Wal-
ter Jacobs, inc. 343
Chavez (Carlos) Sonata; pf. © Jan.
7, 19838; E pub. 34483; Carlos Cha-
Vez, 344
Che ne sarra dimane; versi Armando
de Gregorio, m Alfredo Mazzucchi;
pr. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for 28081;
Casa editrice F. Bideri. 345
Cheer for California; w and m Leon-
ard William Ascher. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1932; H unp. 63527; Associated stu-
dents university of California. 346
Cherry come and be my merry sweet-
heart; fox trot song. © 1c. Jan.
18, 19838; E unp. 66921; Thelma
Rowan Stephens. 347
Cherry petals; w Margaret Rose, m
Stuart Young, tonic sol-fa tr. H. J.
Timothy; sop. and contralto. ©
Dec. 16, 1982; E for 27590; Stainer
& Bell, ltd. 348
367
Cheveux (Les) rebelles; air populaire
russe, [and] Air bohémien; auteur
inconnu: harmonisé Rose Cornaz;
guit. hawaienne. © Oct. 1, 1932; E
for. 27430; Henry Lemoine et cie.
349
Chiacchiere; valzer, versi e m Gurgo e
Marf; pf. © Nov. 30, 1932; EH for.
27559; A. & G. Carisch & c. 350
Chicago; w and melody. ©1e. Jan.
3, 1933; E unp. 65797; Helen Lillie
Vogel. 301
Chi-ca-go in 1933; song. ©1.. Jan.
4, 1933; E unp. 65876; George W.
Hoover. 352
Chicago land; melody, with pf. acc.
©1l1e. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 66662;
Carl Johns. 303
Chick-a-dee (The) ; by Michael Aaron;
pf. with w. © Dee. 29, 1932; E pub.
343898 ; G. Schirmer, inc. 304
Childhood days; valse song. © 1 ec.
Jan, 14, 1933; E unp. 66890; Billy
Crain. B00
Children at play; by Pasquale Mon-
drone; pf. © Dec. 29, 1932; E pub.
34254; G. Schirmer, inc. 356
Children’s suite; by Joseph Slater;
violin and pf. © Sept. 22, 1932; H
for. 27739; Oxford univ. press. 357
Child’s (A) carol; anthem, w and m
Kathleen Boland. © Dee. 21, 1932;
E for, 27592; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
358
Chime again beautiful bells; arr. for
Hawaiian guit., ten., melody and
ace., in diagram. © Aug. 1, 1932;
EK pub. 34479; Harry Scott Kelso.
309
Chimes (The) of San Gabriel; waltz
song, arr. Louis La Rondelle. ©
Jan. 7, 1933; E unp. 34805; Worth
W. Preston. 360
Chimes of spring; by Paul Lincke, arr.
Hreeman ‘High: 1. Sop..4d5:2 /and
alto—2. Sop., alto and bass.—3.
Ten., bar. or 2d ten., and bass.—4.
Sop. and alto, or ten. and bar.—5.
Mixed voices. © Jan. 26, 1933; E
pub. 34526-34530; Edward B. Marks
music corp. 361-365
China doll from old Shanghai; song,
w Arnold J. Turner. © ic. Jan.
25, 1983; E unp. 66745; A. J. Weidt.
366
Chinese children; melody Max Steiner.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 66437;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 367
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368
Chinese laundry blues; w and m Jack
Cottrell; with ukulele arr. R. S.
Stoddon. © Dec. 6, 1932; E for.
27693; B. Feldman & co. 368
Ching; by Wm. Morris; plectrum guit.
© Dec. 31, 1932; E pub. 34019; Fred
Heltman co. 369
Chiquita Olivia; serenata infantil,
Luis A. Delgadillo; pf. © Jan. 30,
1933 : E pub. 34545; Sherman Square
music pub. co. 370
Chop suey; fox-trot, Fred C. Stouten-
burg, arr. Will D. Moyer; guit. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; E pub. 34022; Fred
Heltman co. 371
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) The Ox-
ford original edition of Frédéric
Chopin; ed. from original ed. and
MSS., Edouard Ganche; pf. v. 1-3.
© June 16, 1932; E for. 27773; Ox-
ford univ. press. 3t2
by <A. Louis
© Dee. 28, 1932;
Christmas pastoral;
Scarmolin ; organ.
E pub. 34062; H. W. Gray co. 373
Christmas spirt [sic]; Christmas
carol; pf. and trumpet with cornet
solo. © 1. Jan. 27, 19383; E unp.
66862; Raymond F. Vahcea. 374
Chulo (El) finolis; schottis, letra
Moro, m J. Martin Vidal. © July 20
1932; E for. 27896; Southern mu-
Sic pub. CO. me, SY 5)
Cimarron; melody Max Steiner. ©
1c Jan. 7, 1988; E unp. 66466;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 376
Circus day; by F. Tresselt; caliope.
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1933; E unp. 66988;
Movietone music corp. The
City, pity me; w Collie Knox, m Vin-
cent Goetze. © Dec. 15, 1932; EB
for. 27716; Chappell & co., Itd. 378
Cleopatra taught the whole world how
to dance; waltz song. © 1c. Jan.
3, 1933; E unp. 658386; Josephine
McGinley. 379
Clo-Claude; one-step, paroles Custy,
m Custy et Saint-Servan; pf.
Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 27407; Henri
Custillon. 380
Close to me; boston, Aurelli and Hal
Keyne; melody with pf. acc. ©1e.
Oct. 1, 19382; E unp. 65830; Anna
Grumberg and Hal Keyne. 381
Close to my heart; w Roy Klages,
melody Helmy Kresa. © 1c. Jan.
11, 1933; E unp. 66124; Santly bros.,
ine. 382
pt. 111, n. s.,-v. 28
Close your eyes; w and melody Bernice
Petkere. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; EB
unp. 66332; Irving Berlin, inc. 383
Cloud-racer (The); march, Francis
Gwynn; pf. © Dec. 29, 19382; EB
pub. 34405; G. Schirmer, ine. 384
Clouds; by Hugo Friedhofer; pf. con-
ductor. © 1c. Jan? 25) Waseem
unp. 66979; Movietone music corp.
385
Clouds and sunshine will make love’s
roses grow; w and m Evalyn Pyler
[pseud.] © 1. Jan. 20, 1933; EB
unp. 66598; Carrie Evalina Pyles,
San Diego, Calif. 386
Cocktail shaker; pf. © 1. Jan. 18,
193838; E.. unp. ,66512; . Barkers !.
Thomas. 387
Coffret (Le) mystérieux; de Le cof-
fret de laque, Henry Verdun; violin
et pf. © Sept. 1, 1932; E for. 27679:
Editions Salabert. 388
Coleccion de quatro danzones clasicos
cubanos; pf.. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1933;
E unp. 66364; Moises Simons. 389
Cellection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs for mandolin; compiled and
arr. A. De. Martino... ser) daze
Nov. 1, 1982; E for. 28022; Italian
book co. 390
Colomba colorita; song, melodia Dom-
inick Ietti.. © 1. ¢ Jan, 2apeieess
E unp. 66655; Maria Gattieri. 391
Com’ é bella la vita; canzone one step,
da L’amore dei due re, Gemma An-
na Bixio, arr. Feyder; orch. parti.
© Dec. 25, 1982; HB for. 27533;
Societa anonima Suvini-Zerboni.
392
—— —— parole Falconi e Biancoli,
m Gemma Anna Bixio. © Dec. 25,
1932; E for. 27582; Societa anonima
Suvini-Zerboni. 393
Come in dear angels; Christmas carol,
Swiss folk song arr. Louis Victor
Saar; mixed quartet or cho. © Nov.
14, 1932; E pub. 34180; Carl
Fischer, ine. 394
Come on and let’s get happy; song.
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 64011;
Warren J. Murdock. 395
Come out, come out, wherever you
are; w Arthur Freed, melody Al
Goodhart and Al Hoffman. ©1e.
Jan. 12, 19383; E unp. 66359; Fa-
mous music corp. 396
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 19383
Come shine Mr. Moon; w and melody.
©1e. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66209;
Alfred Lenzi. 397
Come take the last waltz with me,
sweetheart; song. © 1c. Jan. 14,
1933; E unp. 66891; Clifton J.
Beebe. 398
Come Thou almighty King; motet, w
anon., m Seth Bingham; mixed
moneces. G) Dec. 5, 1932:. BE. pub.
34184: Carl Fischer, inc. 399
Come, ye faithful, raise the strain;
Easter carol, w from St. John
Damascene, tr. J. M. Neale, 16th
century German tune arr. Alfred
Whitehead ; mixed voices, organ acc.
© Jan. 16, 1933; E pub. 34425; H.
W. Gray co. 400
bf
Comedy (The) racketeers, Ham ’n
Heggs; radio broadcast continuity, in
wie wc) 1 © Jan. 24, 1983: D
28374; Benjamin Samberg. 400*
Comet; melody; in G min. © 1.
Jan. 11, 1933; E unp. 66131; Anton
Keresztes. 401
Coming thro’ the woods; cornet solo,
with pf. ace. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1933;
EK unp. 66863; Raymond F. Vacha.
402
Concentration; pf. pts. 1-5. ©1e..
Jan. 21, 1983; E unp. 66621; Marga-
ret Ann Baker. 403
Concerto per violino; in mi bemolle
mag., Antonio Vivaldi, trascrizione
e armonizzazione Alberto Gentili,
rey. violinistica Carlo Zino; violino
e pf. © Dec. 29, 1932; E for. 27638;
G. Ricordi & co. 404
Concerto no. 1; pour pf. et orch., Al-
fred Gradstein. Réduction pour 2
pfs. © Nov. 30, 1932; E for. 27923;
Editions Max Eschig. 405
Congratulations, liberty bell; w Al
Lewis and Joe Goodwin, m Allen
Sherman; pf treble. © 1c. Jan. 7,
1933; E unp. 65989; Nattrass-
Schenck, inc. 406
Contract ; words and melody by M. K.
Brune. © 1c. Jan. 25, 19383: EB
unp. 66763; Mabel Kenady Brune,
Newark, N. J. 407
Conversation (A); by Harold Wans-
borough; pf. © Dec. 30, 1932; EB
pub. 34147; McKinley music co. 408
Coo-coo; pf. with w. © 1c. Jan. 14,
1933; E unp. 66262; John Wendell
Gray and Minnie Ray Gray. 409
424
Coquin d’amour; fox-trot, d’ Embras-
sez-moi, paroles Jean Boyer, m Vin-
cent Scotto, arr. Francis Salabert;
orch. ptes. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for.
27831; Editions Salabert. 410
- avec aceord de
VYukulele. © Noy. 1, 1932; E for.
27863 ; Editions Salabert. 411
Corn; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1933; EH
unp. 65773; William Maxwell. 412
Corn cob Willie; w Tom Kennedy and
Dick Sanford, m Geo. B. McCon-
nell: (pis treble. ©) 4.1 C.J.» 31,
19383; E unp. 67108; Nattrass-
Schenck, inc. 413
Cornaz (Rose) Caprice; d’aprés un
air populaire russe; guit. hawéAi-
enne. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 27485;
Henry Lemoine et cie. 414
Corre-corre; pf. © Nov. 12, 1932; EB
for. 27465; Octavio Pinto. 415
Costa Rica; song. © 1 ec. Jan. 5,
1933; E unp. 66284; Nellie Russell.
416
Cottonfield blues; w and melody Flem-
ing-Townsend. ©1e. Jan. 3, 1933;
E unp. 66431; Southern music pub.
co., inc. 417
Couleur de réve; mélodie valse, de
Un homme heureux, paroles et m
Jacques Bousquet; avee accord de
Vukulele. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
27455; Editions Salabert. 418
Countin’ cross ties; w and melody Bob
Miller. ©1c. Jan. 26, 1933; E unp.
66820; A B C standard music publi-
cations, inc. 419
Counting on you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 13,, 1933; H unp. 66189;
Marie H. Smith. 420
County Kildare; w and m Jack Cot-
trell; with ukulele arr. R. S. Stod-
don. © Dee. 29, 1932; E for. 27694;
B. Feldman & co. 421
Cours de théorie musicale; par Jos.
Dégrez. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
27393 ; Henry Lemoine et cie. 422
Course (La) aux maris; fox-trot, de
Chassé croisé, paroles H. Diamant-
Berger, m Jean Lenoir; avee accord
de l’ukulele. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
27443 ; Editions Salabert. 423
Cowboy (The); w and melody. © 1
e. Jan. 7, 1983; E unp. 66010; Wil-
liam Hdward Campbell. 424
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
425
Cowboy’s (A) best friend is his horse;
w and melody Bob Miller. © 1.
Jan. 10, 1983; E unp. 66082; A B C
standard music pub., inc. 425
Cradle lullaby; w Al Piantadosi, mel-
ody Jack Glogau. © 1. Dee. 1,
1982; E unp. 64645; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 426
Cranz-journal; de M. Brusselmans, or-
chestré P. Leesmans. 1°° sér. ©
Jan. 5, 1933; E for. 27785; A. Cranz.
427
Creepin’ Charlie, creepy low down; w
and melody Cal Grant. ©1c. Jan.
19, 19383; E unp. 66547; Irving Ber-
lin, ine: 428
Creole (The) lullaby; song. © 1.
Jan. 17, 19383) Bop. Goths ily: 3:
Miller. 429
Crew (The) true-blue; w and m Ruth
Rylan. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1933; HE unp.
66107; Ottilie Sutro. 430
Crickets in the barn; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 678, no. 2, ed. Rudolph
Magin; violin and pf. © Dec. 30,
1932; E pub. 34105; Theodore Pres-
ser co. 431
Criez-le sur les toits; marche chan-
son, de Criez-le sur les toits, paroles
Saint-Granier. © Dec. 1, 19382; E
for. 28042; Ch. Borel-Clerc. 432
Crisis and circumstances; pf. © 1 «.
Jan. 27, 1983; E unp. 66857 ; Stephen
Marcucci. 433
Crooning ; words and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 30, 19883; E unp. 66991; Medora
Marshall. 434
Cross eyed gal; song, m Thomas
Baker. © ;.1..c,. Jan... 21,, 1933-..H
unp. 66617; Paul Cressy. 435
Cross-firing blues; w and melody Lee
Allen. © 1c. Jan. 3,.1933; E unp.
66421; Southern music pub. co., ine.
436
Crotchets ; by Adam Carse; percussion
band pts., sc. and pf. bk. 1. — bk. 2.
© Dec. 2, 1932; E for. 27615, 27616;
Augener, ltd. 437, 488
Crotchets and quavers; by Adam
Carse; percussion band pts., sc. and
pf. bk. 3. — bk. 4. © Dec. 2, 1932;
EK for 27617, 27618; Augener, ltd.
439, 440
Cruise blues; w and melody. ©1 ce.
Jan. 9, 1983; E unp. 66875; Isolene
Ciccolella. 441
pt. Im, 0. s., v. 28
Cry baby lamb; w Madeline Mulvey,
with melody. ©1c¢. Jan. 25, 1933;
E unp. 66798; Stella Cullen Engle.
442
Cuando canta mi guitarra; paso-doble,
letra Vicente Moro, m J. Martin
Vidal. ° © Aug. 5, 193823) 42) tor
27897 ; Southern music pub. ¢o., ine. .
443.
Cushendun; song. © Nov. 3, 1932;
E for. 27792; Anna Meakin. 444
Daddy come back; waltz song, melody
Starret system club. © 1 ¢. Jan.
25, 1933; E unp. 66739; Gertrude
Marie Erickson. 445
Daddy’s little brown eyed pal; song.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1933; E unp. 66083;
Genevieve Wood Dale. 446
Dad’s advice; song. © 1. Jan. 9,
19338; E unp. 66291; Elmer McCal-
lum. 447
Dad’s little brown eyed boy; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1933; E unp.
66274; Ralph Campbell. 448
Dame poule et son poussin; de Yatove;
pf. © Oct. 1, 1982; BE for, 27424;
Choudens. 449
Dance barbaric; by Jacob Heymann ;
pf. © Dec. 3, 1932; E pub. 34033;
Edward Schuberth & co., ine. 450
Dance of the cuckoos; w and m Harry
Steinberg. © Sept. 21, 1932; E for.
27900; Southern music pub. co., ine.
451
Dance of the manikins; by F. H.
Losey, op. 412; band pts. © Jan.
5, 1983; E pub. 34449; C. L. Barn-
house, inc. 452
Dancing as one; song. © 1c. Jan.
12, 1933; E unp. 66170; George Edel.
453
Dancing dominoes; by William M.
Felton; pf. © Dec. 30, 19382; EH
pub. 384128; McKinley music co.
454
Dancing feet; song, melody Leslie
Harper. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1983; H
unp. 66873 ; Elizabeth Smith Wright.
455
Dancing in the sky; w Harold Fifer-
lick, and melody. © 1c. Jan. 5,
1933; E unp. 65914; William Kru-
min. 456
Dancing the hours away; song. ©1c.
Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67081; Eliza-
beth Bennett Roberts and Marjorie
Harris. 457
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Dangerous yodeling Joe; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 19, 1933; E unp. 66534;
Leon Yoder. 458
Danses de réve; suite symphonique, de
Henri Tomasi; orch. Partition. ©
Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 27464; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 459
Darcieux (Francisque) Nocturne ;
poésie Charles Magué; ten. solo et
choeur 4 4 voix d@’hommes, sans acc.
© Dee. 1, 1932; E for. 28061; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 460
Dark eyes; Russian gipsy folk-song,
theme with variations, arr. Henry S.
Sawyer; pf., 4 hands. © Dec. 30,
1932; E pub. 34142; McKinley music
co. 461
Dark is the night; w John Mercer,
melody Joseph Meyer. © 1c. Jan.
31, 1933; E unp. 671138; Leo Feist,
inc. 462
Darkness—dawn—day ; Easter service
with pageant, Pearle Lyerly. ©
Jan. 3, 1988; AA 1125738; Board of
publication of the United Lutheran
church in America. 463
Darling; song. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1933;
EK unp. 66317; Therese Bredehoft.
464
Darling come back to me; song. © 1
e. Jan. 3, 1988; E unp. 65998;
Isabella Conyers. 465
Darling, I love you; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 26, 1933; E unp. 66836;
Clarence H. Fassinger. 466
Darling, my own; song, w Virginia H.
Lord. ©1c. Jan. 12, 1933; E unp.
66155; Charles Sumner Spalding.
467
Dartifol-marche; de van Hoorebéke;
pf. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 28069;
Choudens.
Dawning of a new day; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1933; E unp. 65938;
Nan L. Baker. 469
Day dream; w and m Rose Hunter
Staines. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1932; B
unp. 66282; Octavia Hunter. 470
Day dreams; song. © 1c. Jan. 26,
1933; E unp. 66839; Sarah A. Mills.
471
Day-dreams of you; song, m Jack
Mahoney. © Dec. 138, 1932; E pub.
34428 ; Solomon A. Rosenberg. 472
De toute mon 4me; mélodie, M. Rosset;
orch. ptes. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for.
27835; Choudens. 473
468 |
486
Dear Bobby; fox-trot, Carlo Bracale,
of Italy, arr. Al Wayes; orch. pti.
© Oct: 31, 1932; E for. 27355; So-
ciet&é anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 474
Dear I’m in love with you; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 28, 1933; E unp.
66966; Salvatore Cusenza. 475
Dear little boy of mine; w J. Keirn
Brennan, m Ernest R. Ball, arr Wil-
liam J. Reddick; sop. and alto. ©
Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 34880; M.
Witmark & sons. 476
Dear little mother, far, far away;
waltz song. melody Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1933; E unp. 65928;
Fritz Miller. 477
Dear Lord, who once upon the lake;
anthem, w Theodore Pease, m Van
Denman Thompson; 4-pt. mixed cho.,
with incidental sop. solo and organ
ace. © Dec. 29, 1932; E pub. 34259;
G. Schirmer, ine. 478
Dear nightingale, awake; Christmas
earol, arr. Louis Victor Saar;
quartet or mixed cho. © Nov. 14,
1982; E pub. 84166; Carl Fischer,
ine. 479
Dear old girl; waltz, w Richard
Henry Buck, m Theodore Morse, arr.
Will D. Moyer; Hawaiian guit. solo,
notation and diagram. © Dec. 31,
1932; E pub. 34280; Leo. Feist, ine.
480
Dear old pal; song, arr. Jacob
Schwartzdorf. ©1c. Jan. 10, 1933;
E unp. 66730; George Gentry Grif-
fin. 481
Dear pal of mine; fox-trot, melody.
©1e. Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 65834;
Vincent Guy Mistretta. 482
Dearest; song, melody Antonio Lora.
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1933; E unp. 66515;
Marjorie Harper. 483
Dearie, kiss me and say you will be
mine; w and melody Olene Markin.
© 1 ec. Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 66999;
Minnie Olsen. 484
Déboires; valse musette, de Gueule
d’amour, paroles André Hornez, m
Al. Romans et Francis Gregson; avee
accord de ’ukulele. © Nov. 1, 1932;
E for. 27872; Editions Salabert.
485
Deep in my heart, my love is singing,
singing; w and melody. ©1e. Jan.
25, 19388; E unp. 66779; Renee
Proulland. 486
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_ CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
487
Delia; poem Wadsworth Longfellow,
m Jacob Heymann; med. voice. ©
Dec. 3, 1982; E pub. 34036; Edward
Schuberth & co., ine. 487
De Luca band folio; by Joseph De
Luca; band pts. v. 1. © Nov. 23,
1932; E pub. 34220; Clifford A.
Caton. 488
‘' Dem edelweiss; der liebling mein,
lied, w v. Pauline Bahler. © 1 e«.
Jano, 419335" Bo unps 65822 - Paul
Schneeberger. 489
Dependable hands; song, m Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1933;
E unp. 66020; Edna Jensen. 490
Depression; w Mrs. Frank E. Hick-
man, melody E. Whittemore. ©1e.
Jan. 19, 1983; E unp. 66525; Earl
Whittemore and Minnie Belle Hick-
man. 491
Depression blues; w and melody. ©
f ¢vdan: 21, 193835" bh" unp. 66614:
Mary Berry Kiplinger. 492
w Ross Culpepper. © 1c. Jan.
11, 1933; E unp. 66110; Olive O’Dell
Culpepper. 493
Depression march; w, m and arr. T.
Horejs; solo B flat cornet. © 1.
Jan. 30, 19383; E unp. 67013 ; Thomas
Horejs. 494
D¢ press / on prosperity; song. ©1e.
Jan. 27, 1983; E unp. 66876; Martha
Hllen Franklin. 495
Deseo; bolero, letra Alfonso Esprit,
jr., m Gonzalo Curiel. © Sept. 15,
19382; E for. 27985; A. Wagner y
Levien sucs., Ss. en ¢. 496
Desert (The) valley; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 678, no. 8, ed. Rudolph
Magin; violin and pf. © Dec. 30,
1932; E pub. 34246; Theodore Pres-
ser co.
Desilusi6n; fox-cancion, letra y m
ims, Ancaraz.. ©.,Dee; 1, 4193235
for. 27939; A. Wagner y Levien sucs.,
Ss. en ¢. 498
Desire; w and melody. © 1 ec. Jan.
20, 1983; E unp. 66570; George W.
McCauslin. 499
Destitution; by Richard Howsgill;
orch. pts. © Dec. 20, 19382; FE for.
27578; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
500
Deutsche jungen;
Adalbert Herkner.
1933; BE unp. 65908 ;
marsch, melodie
© 1c. Jan. 5,
Harry Renes.
501
497 |
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Devotion; song, w Sara Teasdale. ©
Ave Jan. 5, 1933; E unp. 65887; Ed-
ward C. Potter. 502
Dinah Lou; w and m Rube Bloom and
Ted Koehler; pf. treble. © 1 e.
Jan. 18, 1933; E unp. 66486; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 503
Dinner at eight; w and m Abner Sil-
ver and Walter Kent. © Jan. 17,
1933; E pub. 34456; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine. 504
Dip your brush in the sunshine; fox-
trot; song. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1933; EH
unp. 66900; Florrie Odom. 505
Dish (The) ran away with the spoon;
w Leo Robin, m Paul Hisler: with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 30, 1932; E
pub. 34087; Harms, inc. 506
Disillusioned; w Paul Francis Web-
ster, melody John Jacob Loeb. ©
1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 65820; Leo
Feist, inc. 507
© Oct. 27,
A 57950; Colorado college of
508
and 5 others, palav-
Oliveira,
Divine science hymnal.
1932 ;
divine science.
Dizéres do povo;
ras Antonio Corréa dq’
Pedr’ Eannez Solaz and others, m
Claudio Carneyro. © Aug. 15, 1932;
E for. 27891; Katherine Hickel
Carneyro. 509
Do I love you; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 20, 19383; E unp. 66627; Mamie
Delaney. 510
Do you remember; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Jan. 28, 1933; E unp. 66943; Lucy
Irwin Powers. 50 Be I
Dolores vals; pf. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1983;
E unp. 66058; Francisco R. Arel-
lano. 512
Donna... ; versi Luciano Ramo, m
Ernesto De Curtis. © Oct. 31, 1932;
E for. 27359; Societa anonima Su-
vini-Zerboni. 513
Donna Lou; song, melody James L.
Brown. © 1 ¢c. Jan. 19, 1983; E
unp. 66544; John T. Collins. 514
Don’t be late tomorrow, moon; waltz,
w and m Al Dobie. © 1c. Jan. 10,
1933; E unp. 66094; Alex W. Do-
bieski. 515
Don’t bother me; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 65778; John A.
Fenton. 516
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no. 1, 1983
Don’t break my heart; w and melody. |
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1933; E unp. 65980;
Mary E. Wagner and Earl Whitte-
more. 517
Don’t complain; w and melody. ©1c.
Jan, 25, 1933; E unp. 66760; Chester
A. Cola. 518
Don’t forget me dear; valse song. ©
1 ¢. Jan, 17, 1933; E unp. 66901;
Kate Wenham. 519
Don’t give up; harmony James C. Da-
vis; pf. with w. © Nov. 11, 1982;
E pub. 34442; Harry D. Clarke.
520
Don’t say that we’re through; melody.
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1933; E unp.. 66872;
Nat Gardner. 521
Don’t you remember me; w Herb Ma-
gidson, melody Sam H. Stept. ©
1 ec. Jan. 21, 1933; E unp. 66616;
Irving Berlin, inc. 522
Doors (The) ; song, w John Lee Hig-
eins. ©! 1 ¢.- Jan. 5,'1933; EP unp.
65888 ; Edward C. Potter. 523
Dorfmusik (Die); walzerlied, text
Teo vy.
Mart Fryberg.
for. 27726; Musikverlag City.
Donop u. Peter Kirsten, m
© Jan. 2, 1933; E
524
arr. Billy Golwyn;
orch. stimmen, mit geSangs-quartett
mathitur. © Jan. 2, 1933; Hh for.
27727 ; Musikverlag City. 525
Dorme neném; pf. © Nov. 12, 1932;
E for. 27468; Octavio Pinto. 526
Dos prendas; bolero, w N. J. Mercado,
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1933;
EK unp. 66093; Pedro Berrios. 527
Double (Le) épithalame; grand orgue.
© Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 27881; Er-
nest Chatillon. 528
Dove (The); English, Marjorie Har-
per,-m S. de Yradier, arr. J. Rosa-
mond Johnson. © Jan. 10, 1933; E
pub. 34315; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 529)
Welsh folk song, arr. for mixed
cho. G. Holst, melody and Welsh w
—
J. Lloyd Williams, English tr. Steu-
art Wilson. © Dec. 23, 1932; E for.
27486; Gustav Holst. 530
Down at the general store; w Tom
‘Kennedy and Dick Sanford, m Geo.
B. McConnell; pf. treble.
Jan. 31, 1983; E unp. 67104; Nat-
trass-Schenck, ine. 531
© aye.)
547
Down at the old red barn; w Tom
Kennedy and Dick Sanford, m Geo.
B. McConnell; pf. treble. © 1 c¢.
Jan. 31, 1983; E unp. 67107; Nat-
trass-Schenck, inc. 532
Down, but not out; song. © Dec. 27,
19382; E pub. 34235; Erik W. G.
Leidzén. 533
Down in sunny Tennessee; song, m
Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 ec. Jan.
9, 1983; E unp. 66029; Pearl Bo-
lander. 534
Dramatic agitato; melody Max Stein-
er. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
6643S; Southern music pub. co., inc.
535
Dream castles; song. © 1c. Jan. 16,
19383; E unp. 66335; Otto Norman
Olsen. 536
Dream children ; by Edward Elgar, ed.
Alec Rowley; pf. © Dec. 8, 1932;
E for. 27825; Schott & co., ltd. 587
song. ©1c. Jan. 23,
66633; Ethel Bigelow
538
w and melody. ©1..
E unp. 67003; Albert
539
Dream mother; song, melody Edward
Benedict. © 1 c¢. Jan. 16, 1933; E
unp. 66347 ; Louise Smith. 540
Dream (A) of love sincere; waltz, D.
Salvatore; violino and pf. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 24, 1933 - E unp. 66727; Di
Mauro Salvatore. 541
Dream of me sweetheart; song. © 1
c. Jan. 9, 1983; H unp. 66292; Mar-
jorie Knight. AZ
Dream of my heart; w and m A. H.
Dream clouds ;
1933; E unp.
Clark.
Dream girl;
Jan. 30, 1933;
ie Carovillano.
Ackley. © Dec. 30, 19382; E pub.
34250; Homer A. Rodeheaver. 543
Dream plane; w and melody. © 1.
Jan. 6, 19383; E unp. 65953 ; Kather-
ine Polansky. 544
Dream (The) shop; w Ronald Murray,
m Percy Raymond. © Dee. 1, 1982;
HK for. 27959; Beal, Stuttard & co.,
ltd. 045
Dreaming; song. ©1ce. Jan. 11, 1933;
E unp. 66112; Owen D. Kincaid.
546.
Dreaming in the moonlight; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1933; E
unp. 66601; William Rufo Saville.
547
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
548
Dreaming of you only; song, m Rosa-
lia Cochran. © 1. Jan. 6, 1933;
E unp. 66804; Annie Mae Jones.
AS
Dreaming of you sweetheart; w and
melody. © 1. Jan. 30, 1933; E
unp. 67022; Herbert Gately. 549
Dreaming while dancing with you in
my arms; w Lowell Johnsen and
Herb Zern; pf. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1933;
E unp. 66814; Arthur Skjordahl.
550
Dreamland; w Rosalyn Greene, m
Katherine Allan Lively; pf. © Dec.
29, 1932; E pub. 34408; G. Schirmer,
ine. 551
Dreams; pf. © 1 ¢. Jan. 23, 1933;
E unp. 66647; Elliott Theron Cow-
drey. 552
——song. © 1. Jan. 14, 1933; E
unp. 66892; Goodrich Watkins. 553
—— waltz song; w Sid Denny. © 1
e. Jan. 11, 1933; E unp. 66117; Mor-
ris Goldstein, New York. 5o4
Dreams, dreams; waltz song. ©41e.
Jan. 11, 1933; E unp. 66802; Joseph
Maurice Foley. 559
Dreams of yesterday; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1933; E
unp. 66663; Arthur Chester Henry.
506
Dreams of youth return; w Thomas
Chapman McCray, m _ Christiaan
Kriens; male cho. © Jan. 16, 1933;
EK pub. 34424; H. W. Gray co. 557
Dreamy beamy midnight moon; waltz
ballad, melody Jack Mahoney.
I ¢. Jan. 25, 1933: Eh unp Gori;
Martha M. Small. 558
Drifting at twilight; barcarolle, Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 674, no. 3; pf. ©
Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 341383; McKin-
ley music co. 559
Drifting home, in Cupid’s toils; waltz
song, melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 «.
Jan. 24, 1938; E unp. 66722; Charles
W. Jackson. 560
Drink to me only with thine eyes; ed.
and arr. W. H. Reed; violin and pf.
© Oct. 13, 1932; E for. 27731; Ox-
ford univ. press. 561
old English air, arr: Henry S.
Sawyer, bowed and fingered Frank
J. Blazek; violin solo or duet with
pf. ace. © Dec. 30, 1932; E pub.
34137 ; McKinley music co. 562
pt. ITI, 0. s., v. 28
Drive away depression blues; song, m
Peggy Lee. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1933; E
unp. 66941 ; Dot Sumpter. 563
Drunk (The) song; w Dick Sanford,
melody George B. McConnell. © 1
c. Jan. 12, 1933; E unp. 66160; Craw-
ford music corp. 564
Du bist alles, mein anfang, mein ende;
slow-fox, N. Brodszky, w Fritz Rot-
ter, arr. Walter Borchert; salon-
orch. stimmen. © Oct. 20, 1931; E
for. 28121; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
G. m. b. H. 5)
Du gefillst mir so ...; fox-trot, w
Fritz Rotter, m Walter Jurmann u.
Bronislay Kaper. © Mar. 30, 1932;
E for. 28172; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
G. m.°b. H. 566
Du kommst mir heut’ so spanisch vor;
tango aus Man braucht kein geld,
text Gtinther Bibo u. Willy Rosen, m
Willy Rosen, spezial-arr. Karl Buch-
holz; salon orch. stimmen.. © Aug.
21, 1932; E for. 27799;. Crescendo
theaterverlag, G. m. b. H. 567
Du liebst mich nicht mehr; slowfox, w
Fritz Rotter, m Bob Henders. ©
May 25, 1932; E for. 28139; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 568
spezial-arr. Walter Bor-
chert; orch. stimmen. © May 25,
1932; E for. 28180; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 569
Dubarry (Die) ; grosses potpourri, aus
der operette, text Paul Knepler u.
J. M. Welleminsky, m nach Car! Mil-
lécker von Theo Mackeben, zusam-
mengestellt u. arr. Max Rohlee. 1.
Salon orch. stimmen.—2. Pf. ©
Dec. 31, Aug. 17, 1931; E for. 27795,
27802; Crescendo theaterverlag, G.
mi ob: i 570, 571
Dyna-mite; w Betty Talarico, melody
Tommy Talarico. © 1 ¢ Jan. 20,
1933; E unp. 67071; Gaetano Tala-
rico. 572
Eagle (The); poem Alfred Tennyson,
m Jacob Heymann; med. voice.
Dec. 3, 1932; E pub. 34037; Edward
Schuberth & co., ine. 573
Easter; anthem, w George Herbert, m
Harry R. Spier; mixed cho., organ
ace. © Jan. 23, 19383; E pub. 34473;
H. W. Gray co. 574
Easter-day prayer; collect for Easter
morning, set to m Louis Victor Saar,
op. 131, no. 2; mixed voices. © Dec.
29, 1932; E pub. 34407; G. Schirmer,
inc. 575
20
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Haster (An) song; anthem, w ascribed
to Wipo, m Russell Broughton ;
mixed voices, organ ace. © Jan.
23, 1933; E pub. 34474; H. W. Gray
co. 576
Easter sunrise; cantata-pageant, w
Lizzie De Armond and others, m EH.
S. Lorenz, and others; choir and
Sunday school. © Jan. 4, 1933; E
pub. 34328; Lorenz pub. co. 577
EHece quam bonum; Psalmus 132, m
Martin G. Dumler, op. 34, no. 4;
sop. 1, 2 and alto, organ acc. © Dec.
31, 1932; E pub. 34228; J. Fischer &
bro. 578
Hece Sacerdos ; liturgical text, m Mar-
tin G. Dumler, op. 34, no. 1; sop. 1, 2,
organ ace. © Dee. 31, 1932; E pub.
34225; J. Fischer & bro. 579
Ecole du solfége; gammes, exercices
mélodiques et lecons récréatives 4
2 et 3 voix dans tous les tons ma-
jeurs et mineurs, Abel Lamoureux.
1°" cycle, 100 exercices élémentaires
~ et progressifs 4 deux voix. © Dec.
1, 19382; E for. 28084; Durand et cie. .
580
Ecoute V’écho; mélodie blues, paroles
Lucien Boyer, m H. Ackermans; avec
accord de l’ukulele. © Nov. 1, 1932;
E for. 27874; Editions Salabert.
581
Hinmal mocht’ ich keine sorgen haben
[and] Ich bin vom Rockefeller grad’
das gegenteil; slow-fox, w Max
Kolpe, m Mischa Spoliansky, klavier-
arr. Walter Borchert. © Apr. 12,
1932; E for. 28155; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 582
Einmal noch mocht’ ich dich ktissen ;
tango [and] Caramba; one step: w
Teo von Donop, m u. special arr.
vom komponisten Willy Geisler;
orch. stimmen. © Sept. 138, 1932;
E for. 27478; Rondo-verlag, G. m.
Dice. 583
Eldorania; melody Max Steiner. © 1
e. Jan. 3, 1933 ; E unp. 66439; South-
ern music pub. Co., ine. 584
Hlegy before death; w Edna St. Vin-
cent Millay, m Harrison Dowd. ©
1 ec. Jan. 19, 1933; E unp. 66546;
Frank Harrison Dowd. 585
Empty dreams leave me alone; w and
melody. © 1.e Jan. 26, 1933; E
unp. 66816; Charles Caputo. 586
601
En cheminant; par Yatove; pf.
Oct. 1, 19382; E for. 27420; Choudens.
587
En dansant la biguine; biguine, de
Bidon d’or, Henry Verdun; pf. ©
Nov. 1, 1982; Ei for. 27864; Editions
Salabert. 588
Encinctured with a twine of leaves;
w S. T. Coleridge, m S. Coleridge-
Taylor, arr. H. A. Chambers; sop. 1,
2 © Jan. 24, 19383; E for. 27989;
Novello & co., Itd. 589
End of the bandit trail; song. ©1e.
Jan. 27, 1983; E unp. 66871; Fern
M. Dalton. 590
Esas s6n; son, letra Francisco V. Al-
varado, m Rafael Enrizo Gallego,
arr. A. Brito; pf. © Nov. 25, 1932;
E for. 27229; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 591
Espana waltz; by Waldteufel, arr. A.
B. Cintura; Spanish guit. © Dec.
31, 1932; E pub. 34018; Fred Helt-
man Co. 592
Estrellita; by Ponce, arr. Zarh M.
Bickford; 2 Hawaiian guits.; pf.
© Dec. 31, 1932; E pub. 34026;
593
Eternally; w and melody Alfred Hugo.
©1e. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 66652;
Alfred Hugo Neuberger. 594
marsch, melodie Adalbert
Herkner. © 1 ¢. Jan. 5, 1933; HE
unp. 65907 ; Harry Renes. 595
Evangelistic and worship hymns; ed.
and compiled R. E. Magill. © Dec.
13, 1932; A 58899; Presbyterian com-
mittee of publication. 596
Evening on the Moselle [and] If ’twere
the time of lilies; canons, w Helen
Waddell; 2 voices. © Jan. 6, 1933;
E for. 27783 ; Gustav Holst. 597
Evening service in B flat; m George
Rathbone; mixed voices, organ acc.
© Jan. 24, 1933 ; E for. 27980; Novel-
lo & co., ltd. 598
Evergreen trees; song. © 1 c¢. Jan.
17, 1933; E unp. 66902; Mike Mis-
sena, 599
Hvery night; song, m Sylvester Long
Cross'pf.. © 1 e. Jan. 25, 1933; H
unp. 66746; Christel Palmer Brown.
600
Every once in a while; fox-trot song;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1933; E unp. 66665; Harry DeHart,
jr. and Alva Stevens. 601
ace.
Fred Heltman co.
HKuropa ;
21
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
602
Every wind that blows;
Pillot ; mixed cho.
E for. 27484; Leighton Lucas. 602
Everybody owes everybody; fox trot
song, m Ruth M. Shoberg; with
ukulele arr. © 1. Jan. 20, 1933;
E unp. 66585; William Shoberg.
w. Eugene
603
Everything comes to those who wait;
song. ©1.¢. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp.
66797; Leon Chester Hardin Ells-
worth. 604
Evocation ; by Alberto Jonas, op. 21, no.
1;pf. © Dec. 9, 1932; E pub. 34207;
Carl Fischer, inc. 605
Kv’ry rainy day; fox-trot, w and m
John P. Scott and Dorothy E. Borch-
ers. © Jan. 3, 1983; E pub. 34549;
Walter A. Quincke. 606
Ev’ry woman thinks she wants to
wander; from Mother of Pearl, or
The love child, w A. P. Herbert,
adapted from German of Alfred
Griinwald, m Oscar Straus. © Dec.
15, 19382; E for. 27709; Chappell &
co; ltd: 607
Excelsior (The) folio for accordion;
by Maxie Pisegna, Tony Lombardo
and others. © Jan. 23, 1933; AA
113787; Nicomede music co. 608
Exodus (The) ; sacred poem, w adapt-
ed from second bk. of Moses, Charles
Rodda, m Bernard Rogers; mixed
cho. and solo voices. daily SS
1633; E pub. 34390; C. C..Birchard
& CO. 609
’Ex-soldier (The) ; w and melody. ©
1-e Jan. 25,-19833 1, tapaGsewor:
Bert Layne. 610
Extemporaneous song; w and melody.
© 1.¢.,.Jan.312, 4933; © -unp.6e6172:; ¢
Louise Henry. 611
Exultation; overture. Joseph De
Luca; band pts. © Jan. 5, 1933; E
pub. 34448; C. L. Barnhouse, ine.
612
Faded (A) moon; song, m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. ©l1c. Jan. 9, 1933;
E unp. 66021; Clifford Ensley. 613
Fahr’ mit mir nach Bohmen;: foxtrot,
Richard Fall, w Beda, arr. Heinz
Sandauer; salon-orch stimmen. ©
Nov. 3, 1981; E for. 28131; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G.m.b.H. 614
text Beda, m Richard Fall.
© Nov. 3, 1931; E for. 28141 ; Wiener
bohéme verlag, G.m.b.H. 615
© Dec. 23, 1982; |
pt. 1m, n. s., v. 28
Fain would I change that note; pt.-
song, w Shakespeare, m Herman
Brearley ; men’s voices. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 27774; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd. 616
Fair young Mary; ed. and arr. W. H.
Reed; violin and pf. © Oct. 13,
1932; HE for. 277382; (Oxtoriaer
press. 617
Fairy (A) castle; by James Lyon; pf.
© Nov. 17, 1982; E for. 27780; Ed-
win Ashdown, Itd. 618
Fairy-tale; by Johnny Heykens, arr.
GC. B,. Yearsley;. pi. . G@-peaae:
1932; E for. 28035; United music
publishers, Itd. 619
Faithfulness; song, w J. U. Nicholson.
© 1 ¢: Jan. 5, 1933; BY Gap ees
Edward C. Potter. 620:
Faith’s Easter heritage; cantata, text
arr. and m composed James H. Rog-
ers; mixed voices. © Jan. 3, 1933;
E pub. 34327; Lorenz pub. co. 621
Fall (The) of the star; melody Max
Steiner. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
66440; Southern music pub., ¢o., ine.
6 la
Fanfare (La) de Nanterre; de Bidon
d’or, Henry Verdun; pf. © Nov. 1,
1932; E for. 27865; Editions Sala-
bert. 623.
Fantastic (The) ballet; 4 pieces, John
Locke; pf. © Jan. 14, 1933; E for.
28016; J. & W. Chester, 1td. 624
Far away; w and melody. ©1c. Jan.
10, 1983; E unp. 66073; Louis Di
Dio. 625.
Farewell to arms; w and m Allie
Wrubel and Abner Silver; with uku-
lele arr. Haia Kaa. © Jan. 20, 1933;
E pub. 34452; Keit-Engel, inc. 626
Farfalle cinesi; valzer, Lino Musmeci;
1° violino, A e Bu: ©nioe@ Janerss,
1933; E unp 66371; Giuseppe De
Vita. 627
Fassett (Howard Field) Prélude; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 193838; E unp. 65767;
Howard Field Fassett. 628
Fatal fascination; from Flying colors,
w and m Howard Dietz and Arthur
Schwartz; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
25, 1983; E pub. 345138: Harms, ine.
629
Father’s (The) business; w Robert E.
Key, m Katherine R. Zimmerman ;
med. voice. © Jan. 9, 1933; E pub.
‘34371; Artist pub. co. 630
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933 :
Favorite old time songsS; as sung, com-
piled and arr. F. Dudgeon; melody,
with chords for guit. © Dee. 21,
1932; E pub. 33873; Frank Dud-
geon. - 631
Feet music; song, melody Francis Kel-
fot). tC. Fan. 2o,utdoo., Fi, tp,
66819 ; Orville Dean Denmon. 632
Femme (La) nue; drame lyrique,
d’aprés Henri Bataille, paroles
Louis Payen, m Henry Février;
orch. Partition. © Nov. 1, 1982;
HE for. 27887; Heugel. 633
Festival march; by M. B. Seay ; organ.
© Dec. 28, 1932; E pub. 34063;
H. W. Gray co. 634
Festival (The) of life; Easter service,
w Martha Bayly, Valeria R. Leh-
man and others, m Forrest G. Wal-
ter, Clarence Kohlmann, Brinley B.
Williams and Arthur Grantley. ©
Jan. 8, 1933; E pub. 34862; Tullar-
Meredith co. 635
Festival title; by L. E, DeFrancesco,
arr. Peter Brunelli; pf. conductor.
© 1c. Jan, 20, 19338; E unp. 66969;
Movietone music corp. 636
Festmusik; suite aus Die hochzeit der
Sobeide, Alexander Tscherepnin, op.
45 bis; orch. Partitur. © Oct. 13,
1932; E for. 27954; Universal edi-
tion, a.g. 637
Fez; one-step, versi e m Marf e Vitto-
rio Mascheroni [and] Ragazze
d’oggi; one-step, versi Angelo Ramiro
Borella, m _ Vittorio Mascheroni:
piccola orch. parti. © Nov. 24,
1932; E for. 27554; A. & G. Carisch
& ¢. 638
— pf. © Nov. 24, 1932; H
for. 27555; A. & G. Carisch & c.
639
Fiangailles; valse de Pomme d’amour,
Paul Devred; violon et pf. © Sept.
1, 1982; E for. 27677; Editions Sala-
bert. 640
Fiddle (The) doesn’t fit his chin; w
Tom Kennedy and Dick Sanford, m
Geo. B. McConnell; pf. treble. ©
1 ec Jan. 31, 19838; E unp. 67111;
Nattrass-Schenck, inc. 641
Fiddle just a little; fox-trot, w and
m Harold Spina, Herman Pincus
and Billy Barry, arr. Emerson
Stiles; orch. pts. © Dee. 2, 1932; EB
pub. 34582; Denton & Haskins music
pub. co., ine. 642
657
Fidéle -ami; marche; orch. ptes. ©
Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 27408; Auguste
- Bose. : 643
Figlia (La) del re; di Adriano Lualdi,
fantasia Illuminato Culotta; pic;
cola orch. parti. © Dec. 29, 1932;
EK for. 27648; G. Ricordi & co. 644
Fill the bowl; by Louis MecBay; orch.
pts. © Jan. 18, 1933; E pub. 34497;
White-Smith music pub. co. 645
w and m Louis McBay; men’s
voices. © Jan. 18, 1933; E pub.
34471; White-Smith music pub. co.
646
Filmland; song. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1933;
EK unp. 66298; Hlizabeth Dominico.
647
Filthy lucre; musical monologue, w
Wish Wynne, m Bernard Kitchen;
pf. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 27622;
Reynolds & co. 648
Fine old world; cho., m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. © 1c Jan. 9,
1933; E unp. 66033; Lewis Smith.
649
Fingerprints; melody D. Manning.
©1e. Jan. 11, 19383; E unp. 66808;
Dick Manning. 650
Fiorillo (Federigo) Caprice; for vio-
lin, arr. with pf. acc, Alfred M.
Wall. © Sept. 22, 19382; E for.
27738; Oxford univ. press. 651
Vire-flies ; by Russell Snively Gilbert;
pf. © Jan. 5, 1933; E pub. 34292;
B. F. Wood music co. 652
Fireside frolics; gypsy song, Howard
Franklin; violin 1, 2 and pf. ©
Dec. 22, 1982; E pub, 34202; Carl
Fischer, ine. 653
Kirst (The) spring day; from Tattle
tales, w Edward Eliscu, m Howard
Jackson; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
23, 1933; E pub. 34505; Harms, ine.
654
Fishin’; w and melody. © 1 c. Jan.
6, 19383; E unp. 659438; Mildred
Agnes Peterson. 655
Fit as a fiddle; daily action for the
professional violinist. © 1c. Jan.
3, 1933; E unp. 65831; Alexander C.
Meyer. 656
Fitelberg (Jerzy) Konzert; ausgabe
fiir violoncello und klavier. © Oct.
6, 1932; E for. 27948; Universal edi-
tion, a.g. 657
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
658
Flat feet; song, m A. J. Turner and
A. J. Weidt. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1938;
E unp. 66238; Arnold J. Turner. 658
Flemish (A) Christmas cradle song;
old Flemish carol, arr. Alfred White-
head; mixed cho. with sop. solo. ©
Dec. 19, 1932; E pub. 34181; Carl
Fischer, inc. 659
Flemish cradle song; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 678, no. 4, ed. Rudolph
Magin; violin and pf. © Dec. 30,
19382; E pub. 34107; Theodore Pres-
ser co. 660
Fleur de Lotus; paroles L. Fortolis,
m Paul Pierné; voix mixtes.
Nov. 1, 1982; E for. 27888; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 661
Flight (The) of the bumblebee;
scherzo N, Rimsky-Korsakow, tran-
scribed Fabien Sevitzky; string
orch., with pf. ad lib. Sc. and pts.
© Dee. 5, 1932; E pub. 34193; Carl
Fischer, inc. 662
Flirt; valse, paroles Paul Max, m H.
de Béatti et Aube; with ukulele arr.
© June 15, 1982; E for. 27384; Edi-
tions Salabert. 663
Florabella; opérette, livret André
Barde, m Ch. Cuvillier; chant et pf.
© Nov. 1, 1982; E for. 28052; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 664
Flores viejas; bolero, letra y m Joa-
quin Pardavé. © Aug. 1, 1932; E
for. 27933; A. Wagner y Levien sucs.,
Si,€8 1c. 665
Florida moonbeams; w and melody.
©l1e Jan. 7, 1983; BE unp. 66009;
Ruby Danks Cadman. 666
Florile dalbe; recueilli et harmonisé
Mady Humbert-Lavergne. © Nov.
5, 1982; E for. 27906; Louise B. M.
Dyer. 667
Flow on Potomac river flow on; w |
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1933;
EK unp. 67049:
Knight. 668
Flowers; song, m Harry G. Hammond.
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1932; E unp. 66009;
Everett Forbes McClaren. 669
Chilean folk song, arr.
Charles Repper, English, H. W.
Loomis; mixed voices. © Dee. 15,
1982 ; E pub. 34010; C. C. Birchard
Vlowing river;
& Co. 670
Flow’rs (The) in spring; song. ©
1 c. Jan. 23, 1933; .E unp. 66648;
Percy Wenrich.
Charles Richard :
_ Forever and a day; w and melody.
| Forever and ever;
671 |
24
pt. 117, 0. s., v. 28
Fly, singing bird; w C. Alice Elgar,
m and arr. Edward Elgar, op. 26,
no. 2; sop. 1, 2; 2 violins and pf.
ace. © Jan. 20, 1933; E for. 27979;
Novello & co., ltd. 672
Flying arrow; tarantelle, Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 674, no. 4; pf. ©
Dec. 30, 1982; E pub. 34131; Mc-
Kinley music co. 673
Flying (A) bird; cornet solo, with pf.
ace. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1933; H unp.
66864; Raymond F. Vacha. 674
Follow-on album; by Heller Nicholls ;
pf. with w. © Dec. 30, 1932; E for.
27782; Warren & Phillips. 675
Fool (A) in love; w Geo. McQueen,
melody Sid Lippman. © 1 e. Jan.
31, 1933; E unp. 67116; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 676
Fooling Old Man Depression; song,
m Jack Mahoney. © Dec. 22, 1932;
E pub. 34268; Star Simmons, i.e.
Mrs. A. L. Simmons. 677
Fool’s (A) paradise; pf. treble with
Wi) ©) dine: same 17, 1983; HE unp.
66387 ; Sydney King Russell. 678
For me every night is a dream night;
waltz song, m Jack Mahoney. © 1
ce. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66229;
Julius Tritt. 679
For me He careth; duett, w H. Bonar,
m and arr. Joseph Fletcher ; sop. and
alto. © Jan. 20, 1933; E pub. 34465;
Robin Ellis. 680
For thee alone; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 6, 19383; E unp. 65984; Lillian
Nicchia. 681
For you and for me; w and melody.
© 1 ¢ Jan. 31, 1933; EH anp. Gye
Beatrice Eccleston Lane. 682
Forest in spring; valse lente, Jennie
Seltzner. 1. Violin and pf. — 2.
Violin, violoncello and pf. © Dee.
15, 1932; E pub. 34218, 34214; Carl
Fischer, ine. 683, 684
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1983; E unp. 66386;
Robert Woods Brittan. 685
w and m Seymour
Morris. © Dec. 30, 1982; E pub.
34095; Harms, inc. 686
Forever I’ll love; song. © 1. Jan.
4, 1933; E unp. 65840; Sherad Han-
nibal Wright. 687
Forget me; w B. McQuade, and mel-
ody. © 1e. Dec. 17, 1982; E unp.
65879; Harry Berman. 688
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
—
Forget the past; w Sidney D. Mitchell,
m Harry Akst, arr. Wm. Spielter.
©1e. Jan. 20, 1983; E unp. 66973 ;
Movietone music corp. 689)
Forgetting you; song, m Harry Clif-
ford. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
65843 ; Herbert D. Klompus. 690
Forgotten love; w and m Hlsie 8S. An-
dreasen.
unp. 66558 ; Elsie Andreasen. 691
Forgotten (The) man; song, w based
on the poem by Edwin Markham.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1983; E unp. 66377;
Maury Madison. 692,
Forsaken (The) girl; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1933; E unp. 66382;
Frank Luther. 693
Fortunate for me; w Harry Clarkson,
melody Jeff Clarkson. © 1. Jan.
11, 19383; E unp. 66125; Santly bros.,
inc. 694
Fountain of youth; w and m Alious
and Harold Carter; with refrain for
mixed voices, and ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 238, 1983; E pub. 34561; Mary
Jane Carter. 695
Four-leaf clover; fox trot, w and m
May Thompson. © Dec. 20, 1932;
EH for. 27584; Cavendish music co.
696
Fourth (The) dimension; march; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1933; E unp. 66576;
Marie Anna Beaurman. 697
Fox-trot; by Tony Loraine; melody,
with pf. ace.; in C. ©1e. Jan. 31,
1933; E unp. 67091; Antonia Lora.
698 |
Fragrance of the dusk; violin and pf.
©* Jan. 2; 1983; E ‘pub. 34334;
Latham True. 699
Francesca mia adorata; mazurck me-
lodia V. Cesarino.
1933 ; E unp. 66334; Joseph Cerabino.
700
Francis & Day’s concert parties’ al- |
bum; w and m Reg Low. bk. 7. |
© Nov. 16, 1932; E for. 27665; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 701
Wm. Tate and Carl Tate. 702
Frau (Hine) muss nur versteh’n; fox-
trot, w Gustav Althoff u. Charles Am-
berg, m Artur Guttman u. Hans
J. Salter. © Aug. 14; 1931; E for.
28112; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
we. HH. 703
© tf ¢. Jan: 19, 193833) Hi |
© 1c. Jan. 16, |
From the green heart of the waters;
715
[and] Komm’ mein schatz;
marsch: w Gustav Althoff u Charles
Amberg, m Artur Guttmann u Hans
J. Salter, arr. Richard Etlinger;
salon-orch. stimmen. © Aug. 14,
1931; E for. 28149; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 704
Frau’n, ihr seid die sterne des lebens;
English waltz, w Karl Wilczynski u.
Kurt Heinz, m Johannes Ernst, spe-
zial-arr. Walter Borchert; orch.
stimmen. © Mar. 14, 1932; E for.
28126; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
b. H. 705
—-— valse boston, text Karl Wilezyn-
ski u. Kurt Heinz, m Johannes
Ernst, klavier arr. Walter Borchert.
© Mar. 14, 1932; E for. 28135;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H.
706
Friend (A); song, m Jack Mahoney.
© Dee. 21, 1982; E pub. 34269; Ern-
est R. Layton. 707
Friendly songs for friendly people;
arr. J. V. Huffman. © Jan. 3, 1933;
AA 112882; Stewart Elmore Raines.
708
Friends, where are those friends;
song. ©1c. Jan. 24, 19383; E unp.
66713; Frank Fitzpatrick. 709
Fritzie gal; song. ©1c. Jan. 9, 1933;
E unp. 66063; Orren Edward Pickle.
710
Fr¢gken skal vi spille yo yo; tekst
Henry Carlsen, m Kai Julian; pf.
© Dee. 17, 1982; E for. 27632; Wil-
helm Hansen. 711
Frolic of the clowns; by Wallace A.
Johnson; pf. © Dec. 30, 1932; EH
pub. 34249; Theodore Presser -co.
712
w Stephen Phillips, m 8. Coleridge-
Taylor, arr. H. A. Chambers; sop.
1,2. © Jan. 24, 1933; E for. 27988;
Novello & co., ltd. 713
: | From the land of the sky-blue water;
Frankie; w W. Tate, m C. Tate; pf. |
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66267; |
by Charles Wakefield Cadman,
transcribed Zhay Clark; harp. ©
Jan. 19, 19838; E pub. 34472; White-
Smith music pub. co. 714
Fiir dich, Rio Rita; paso-doble,
deutsch O. H. Adam u. J. Brest,
italienisch I. Sterbini, m Enrico
Santeugini. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
28006; Edition Icilio Sterbini. 715
20
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
716
—— mM arr. vom komponisten
Enrico Santeugini; orch. stimmen.
© Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 28007; Edi-
tion Icilio Sterbini. 716
Fugato; par Marcel Poot. Partition
d’orch. Nove, 54 (29825. | tor:
' 27918; Editions Max Eschig. ‘717
Fugues 4 4 parties des éléves ayant
remporté le premier prix aux con-
cours de fugue, année 1932; sujets
Henri Rabaud, fugues P. Maillard-
Verger, Henri Challan and others.
ig) Noy. -1,, 1982: WH -for. 2istt:
Heugel. 718
Fuite (La) ; piéce descriptive, Maurice
Yvain et Pierre Chagnon; pf.
Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 27414; Editions
Salabert. 719
Fulfill that promise, Nellie darling;
fox-trot song, m Len Fleming. ©
1 c. Jan. 24, 1983; E unp. 66709;
John Gordon. 720
Funny funny music; pf. © 1 ¢. Jan.
18, 1933; E unp. 66509; Harker F.
Thomas. 721
Furturella; versi Pasquale Cinque-
grana, m Salvatore Gambardella.
©) DeG oi/381 1932 si fer. n28028 3
Casa editrice F. Bideri. 722
Gamble’s program series for strings;
program 5, selections from standard
string quartets, selected and ed. Don
Wilson; conductor sec. and pts. ©
Dec. 28, 1932; E pub. 34244; Gam-
ble hinged music Co. 723
Ganz ohne liebe wir’ das leben so
bescheiden; slow-fox, w Fritz Rot-
ter, m Walter Jurmann u. Bronis-
lav Kaper. © Apr. 5, 1932; E for.
28171; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
bee 724
Garden of love; song, melody Louis
Sugarman. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1933;
E unp. 66517; Marjorie Harper.
725
(Philippe) Cing préludes;
violon et pf. © Nov. 1, 19382; E
for. 27862; Heugel. 726
Gavotte de poussins; de Yatove; pf.
© Oct. 1, 19382; E for. 27423; Chou-
dens. 94 |
Gee, little girl, I miss you; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 31. 1933; E
unp. 67076; Dean Snodgrass. 728
Geliebte kleine Ellen, komm mit mir
in die wellen; foxtrot, w Giinther
Schwenn u. Peter Schaeffers, m Rolf
Gaubert
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 28
Marbot u. Fritz German, arr. Horst
Hoffmann. 1.. Gesang u,j;klav.
Orch. stimmen. © Sept. 23, 1932;
E for. 27472, 27473; Rondo-verlag,
Ce eee ee se 729, 730
Geraldine; w and m Francis Ingle, pf.
ace. Ira Gantt. ©1c. Jan. 19, 1933;
E unp. 66560; George Francis Ingle.
731
Get a cheer-up smile; fox-trot, English
A. S. Mile, original lyric and m Aus-
tin Egen, Fritz Joachim and Rolf
Marbot; with ukulele arr. © June
29, 1932; E for. 27688; United music
publishers, ltd. 732
Gettysburg; song, w Abraham Lincoln.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66336;
Maury Madison. 733
Ghost (The) of the girl there was; w
and m Chet Rodgers. © Jan. 13,
1933; E pub. 34341; Chester Dee
Rodgers. 734
w Peter Hansen, m Katherine
Allan Lively; pf. © Dec. 29, 1932;
E pub. 34409; G. Schirmer, ine. 735
Gigue; by William Busch; pf. ©
Jan. 14, 1933; E for. 28019; J. & W.
Chester, itd. 736
Giovinezza senza amore; fox-trot, letra
Michele Galdieri, m Dan Caslar. 1.
Orch. pti. arr. G. Bonnard.—2. Man-
dolino.—3 pf. © Oct. 20, 1932; E
for. 27347-27349; Fratelli Curci.
737-739
Gipsy hearts; melody with pf. ace.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 65833;
Maurice Zbriger. 740
Gipsy life; w and m Clara Edwards;
high voice. © Dec. 29, 1932; E pub.
34412; G. Schirmer, inc. 741
Gipsy’s love; pf. © 1 ¢. Jan. 20,
1933; E unp. 66573; Mike Callas and
George G. Stassi. 742
Girl (The) in the little green hat; w
Jack Scholl and Bradford Browne,
m Max Rich, pf. sc. Merle T. Ken-
drick; with ukulele arr. © Jan. 4,
1933; E pub. 34119; Bibo-Lang, ine.
743
Girl (The) of sunshine valley; w and
Giant;
melody. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E
unp. 66212; Walter George Hugh
Hewlett. 744
Girl of today; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 4, 19388; E unp. 65859; Virginia
B. Bright. 745
26
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1983
Girl (The) who thought—where did
you meet that girl; w and m Fred
Gibson and John P. Long; with uku-
lele arr. © Dec. 30, 1932; E for.
27658; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.
746
Girl (The) with the eyes of blue gray;
Song, m Sylvester Long Cross;
pi ©) 1 c. Jan. 14, 19383: EH unp.
66246; Ora May Prehm. 747
Give me your heart; song, melody An-
tonio Lora. © 1. Jan. 18, 1933;
E unp. 66516; Marjorie Harper. 748
Glorias Sevillanas; paso doble, versi
HK. M. Chiappo, m Love; orch. parti.
© Sept..1, 1932; BH for. 27811:
Chiappo. 749
Glorious youth; march, Harvey Sam-
uel Whistler ; pf., with obbl. © 1c.
Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 65793; Harvey
Samuel Whistler, jr. 750
Go on Satan; w Jimmie Schaefer,
melody Jimmie Bright. © 1 ¢. Nov.
15, 1932; E unp. 64008; James V.
Bright and James M. Schaefer. 751
Goblin dance; by Bruce Metcalfe, op.
Gs pt. © Jan. 5, 19338:; Epub.
34291; B. EF. Wood music co. 752
God of heaven, hear our singing; set
to hymn-tune Petition, w Frances
Ridley Havergal, m H. G. Hartley.
© Dee. 28, 1932; E for. 27488; No-
vello & co., ltd. 753
God rest you merry, gentlemen; arr.
with descants and acc. Ralph
Greaves; treble voices in unison and
cho. © Nov. 3, 1932; E pub. 27762;
Oxford univ. press. 754
traditional English Christmas
earol; mixed cho. 1. Arr. Alfred
Whitehead.—2. Arr. Douglas Moore.
© Dec. 19, 1932; E pub. 34182,
34183 ; Carl Fischer, inc. 755, 756
Goin’ up to heab’n; song. ©1c. Jan.
9, 1933; E unp. 66019; James Neill
Northe. 757
Golden hearted mothers; Mother’s day
service, Lucy Hamilton Howard,
with w Fanny J. Crosby, George
Matheson and others, m Jno. R.
Sweney, F. G. Burford and others.
© Oct. 3, 1932; AA 114112; David
C. Cook pub. co. 758
Golden leaves; song. © 1c. Jan. 13,
1933; E unp. 66192; Helen Merrick.
759
Golden memories; song. © 1 ¢. Jan.
25, 1983; E unp. 66799; Alyce Rose
Bruhl. 760
161050
33 3
773
Golden minutes; mother song, w Mary
Hale Woolsey, and melody. © 1 «.
Jan. 10, 19388; E unp. 66090; Nor-
man Nathan, 761
Goldenrod; by Albert Harvey; pf. ©
Dec. 31, 1982; E pub. 34014; Fred
Heltman co. 762
Gonna take my time down South; w
and melody Ann Ronell. © 1 «.
Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66331; Irving
Berlin, inc. 763
Good-bye Hawaii, my isle of golden
dreams; melody C. Kama. © 1 «.
Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 66428; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 764
Good evening Mr. President who are
you; pf. with w. © 1c. Jan. 25,
1933; EH unp. 66757; Melissa Sulli-
van Crawford. 765
Good night to you; song. ©1e. Jan.
30, 1933; E unp. 67030; Matilda
Curtiss. 766
Good old beer; beer song, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1933; E unp.
65967; Bob Miller. 767
Gopak; russischer tanz, M. Mussorg-
sky, konzert-transkription, Joachim
Stutschewsky ; violoncello u. pf. ©
Dee: 8, 1982); Hh “for. . 27824-"""B.
Schott’s sohne. 768
Gosh, I’ve got a broken heart; w and
m Hddie Ursell, Philip Seeley and
Dudley Evans; with ukulele arr.
R. S. Stoddon. © Jan. 2, 1933;
E for. 27687; West’s, ltd. 769
Gounod (Charles Francois) Faust;
selection, arr. Henry S. Sawyer,
bowed and fingered Frank J. Bla-
zek; violin with pf. acc. © Dec. 30,
1932; E pub. 34138; McKinley mu-
sic co. 770
There is a green hill far away;
arr. Marion Moore; mixed quartet
or cho. © Jan. 26, 1933; E pub.
34565; J. A. Parks co. 771
Gracieux babillage; caprice, M. Ros-
set; orch. ptes. © Oct. 1, 1932; E
for. 27395; Choudens. 4
Gradstein (Alfred) 3 chansons enfan-
tines; sur des textes populaires po-
lonais, adaptation francaise X et M.
Madrakowska. © Oct. 31, 1982; E
for. 27924; Editions Max Eschig.
773
Graham-Page intermediate music
booklet; pt.-songs, w Katheryn
Campbell Graham, m Eugene Edgar
20
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
T74
Graham- Page intermediate music book-
let—Continued.
Page; 2 and 8 treble voices. © Dec.
7, 19382; E pub. 34823; Richard
Drake Saunders. 774
Grandfather’s old clock; by Gus
Guentzel; conductor’s sc. © 1 «.
Jan. 10, 1933; E unp. 66079; Harold
Wm. Roberts. 775
Grass (The) is gettin’ greener all the
time; w and melody Charles New-
man, Johnny Burke and Harold
Spina. ©1c. Jan. 27, 1983; E unp.
66846; Santly bros., inc. 776
Gray (Allan) 12 chansons von heute;
text Theobald Tiger, u. a., m Allan
Gray. © Dec. 17; 1932; E for.
27503; Musikverlag City. TT7
Gray skies turning blue; song. ©1l1c.
Jan. 24, 1933; E unp. 66702; George
Heffner Kirk. 778
Great (The) awakening; w Gordon
Johnstone, m A. Walter Kramer, op.
45, no. 5. 1. High voice, in E flat.—
2. Low voice, in B flat. © Jan. 27,
1933; E pub. 34562, 34563; G. Ri-
cordi & co., ine. 779, 780
Great (The) Redeemer; w and mel-
ody Frances Foster and Samuel W.
Beasley... ©. 4 c. Jan.. .3, 19833. E
unp. 66417; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 781
Greetings; w and m G. D. Gaw, trans-
scribed and arr. Frank Barden. ©
Nov. 23, 1932; E pub. 33881; George
D. Gaw and Frank O. Barden, jr.
782
Gréle (La.); des films Pacras et La
complice, Faustin et Maurice Jean-
jean; violon et pf. © Sept. 1, 1932;
E for. 27680; Editions Salabert.
783
Gretchaninoff (A.) Canzonetta; from
Sonata in G min., ed. Alec Rowley;
pf. © Dec. 8, 1982; E for. 27826;
Schott & co., ltd. 784
Groves (The) of Blarney; air irlan-
dais [and] Flower of the valley;
daprés un air populaire anglais;
harmonisé Rose Cornaz; guit. ha-
waienne. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
27432; Henry Lemoine et cie. 785
Gruby skandal; akt 3 czeS¢ wokalna.
© Jan. 14, 1983; E pub. 34887;
Jézef J. Michalski. 786
Guirlandes; de L. Saint-Requier, op.
141, no. 2; trio ou cheeur pour voix
de femmes, a cappella. © Oct. 1,
1932; E for. 27408; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie. 787
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Gurli; fox-trot ur Gurli, text: Ake
Sdderblom, m: Jules Sylvain; pf.
© Dee. 20, 1932; E for. 27684; HEdi-
tion Sylvain. 788
Guy (A) what takes his time; w and
m Ralph Rainger. © 1 ¢. Dee. 8,
1932; E unp. 66357; Famous music
corp. 789
Gypsy (The) god; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
gan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66048; Power
Bethea. 790
Gypsy jazz; melody. ©1e. Jan. 31,
1933 ; E unp. 67075; Emery Deutsch.
791
Gypsy trail; w and melody. © 1.
Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 66694; Eugene
Herbert Pettit. 792
Hab’ keine heimat mehr; tango,
deutsch Charles Amberg, englisch
Fred Barny, m Hermann Krome;
orch. stimmen. © Dec. 20, 1932;
E for. 27724; Risi-ton-verlag. 793
Habanera; by Bruce Simonds; violin
with pf. acc. © Jan. 4, 1933; E pub.
34304 ; Oxford university press, New
York, ine. 794
Handel (Georg Friedrich) Andante;
konzert-transkription, Joachim
Stutschewsky; violoncello u. pf. ©
Dee. 8, 1982; E for: 2is20- ae
Schott’s sdhne. 795
The Easter evangel; reading, w
Biblical, m arr. G. F. Rosche from
Haendel’s Messiah and hymn Christ
the Lord is risen today, tune by
Worgan; pipe organ. © Jan. 5,
1933; E pub. 34843; Geo. F. Rosche.
796
The harmonious blacksmith; air
with variations, rev. ed. with bio-
graphical sketch, general informa-
tion, instructive annotations, etc.,
Maurice Aronson; pf. © Jan. 5,
1933; E pub. 34578; Art publica-
tion soc. 797
I know that my Redeemer liveth;
Easter anthem, w Biblical, m arr.
James C. Warhurst; mixed cho. ©
Jan. 13, 1933; E pub. 34369; Theo-
dore Presser co. 798
Largo; francais Charles Magué,
transcription Francisque Darcieux;
cheur’ 4 4 voix d’hommes, sans
ace. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 28060:
Henry Lemoine et Gie. 799
Largo, from Xerxes; rey. ed. with
biographical sketch, general infor-
mation and instructive annotations,
28
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
-no. 1, 1983
Maurice Aronson; pf. © Jan. 5,
1933; E pub. 34576; Art publica-
tion soc. 800
Three pieces from the Water
music; arr. Leunard J. Blake; organ.
© Aug. 4, 1982; E for. 27742; Ox-
ford univ. press. 801
Thrice blest who far away; Eng-
lish w Albert G. Latham, m arr.
and ed. W. Gillies Whittaker; sop.
and alto. © Dec. 8, 1932; E for.
27760; Oxford univ. press. 802
Hallelujah, I'm a bum; w Lorenz
Hart, m Richard Rodgers; with
ukulele arr. © Dee. 30, 1932; E
pub. 34080; Rodart music corp.
803
Handel in the Strand; clog dance,
Percy Aldridge Grainger; pf. and
2 or 3 strings, or for piano, singly
or massed, and string arch. Se.
and pf. pt. © Nov. 10, 1932: E for.
27961; Schott & co., ltd. 804
Handwriting’s (The) on the wall;
w Joe Young, m Sammy Fain; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 24, 1933; E
pub. 34504; Remick music corp.
805
Happy; w and melody. © 1 c¢. Jan.
25, 19383; E unp. 67068; Henry J.
Rogers and Florence Ferraro. 806
Happy dreams; w Theo Kurrus, m
George Brown, arr. Paul Hill; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 4, 19383; E
pub. 34240; Goodman music ¢o., inc.
807
Happy-go-lucky-Pete; fox-trot, w and
m George Sutton, arr. Fred Hall. ©
Nov. 8, 1982; E for. 27892; Allan
& co., prop. ltd. 808
Happy hours; boston, m Aurelli and
Hal Keyne; melody with pf. acc.
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1932; E unp. 65829;
Anna Grumberg and Hal Keyne.
809
Happy sailor; by William M. Felton;
pf. © Dee. 30, 1932; E pub. 34127;
McKinley musie¢ co. 810
Happy smiles; song. © 1 ¢. Dec. 27,
1932; E unp. 65756; Hilda H. Scharr.
811
Happy times; w Dorothy Fields, m
Jimmy McHugh; with ukulele arr.
May Singhi Breen. © Jan. 5, 1933;
E pub. 34278; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 812
$26
Jack
Hard hearted man; song, m
Mahoney. © Dec. 16, 1932; E pub.
34270; Herbert Hachten. 813
Haroun al Raschid; poem Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow, m Jacob
Heymann; med. voice. © Dee. 3,
1932; E pub. 34038; Edward Schu-
berth & co., ine. $14
Harper Joy’s triumphal; march, Chas.
E. Post; band pts. © Jan. 27, 1933;
EK pub. 34564; B. O. Marsh. 815
Hats off; w Henry Holcomb Bennett,
m and arr. Geoffrey O’Hara. 1.
Duet or 2-pt. song.—2. 3-pt. male
cho.—8. Male cho., or quartet. ©
Jan. 17, Jan. 24, 1933; E pub. 34501-
34503 ; Harms, inc. 816-818
Have you ever been lonely, have you
ever been blue; w George Brown, m
Peter De Rose; with ukulele arr.
© Jan. 20, 1983; E pub. 34519;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc. 819
Hawaiian bluebird; w and m Carey
Morgan, Lew Porter and Arthur N.
Swanstone, French, G. Hélene Bar-
ker; with ukulele arr. and arrs. for
Hawaiian steel guit. and Spanish
guit. ace. Roy Smeck. © Jan. 12,
1983; E pub. 34849; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 820
Haydn (Franz Josef) Andante, from
Surprise symphony; rev. ed. with
biographical sketch, general infor-
mation and instructive annotations,
Maurice Aronson; pf., 4 hands. ©
Jan.) 5; A983) B pub. 3457 > Art
publication soc. 821
—— Minuet and trio; arr. Yvonne
Adair; percussion band with op-
tional ist and 2d violin, pts., se.
with pf., and conductor’s sc. ©
Dec. 20, 1982; E for. 27587 ; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd. 822
Presto; finale from String quar-
tet, op. 33, no. 2, arr. Harold Bauer ;
pf. © Dec. 29, 1932; E pub. 34260;
G. Schirmer, inc. 823
Hazen moon; waltz song, arr. Alice
Cary Longfellow. © Dec. 29, 1932;
E pub. 34058; Earle Taylor Rush.
824
He careth for you; pf. with w. ©
Nov. 11, 1932; E pub. 34443; Harry
D. Clarke. 825
He is my Savior now; song. m Joseph
Fletcher; low voice in B flat. ©
Jan. 20, 19838; E pub. 34466: Robin
Ellis. 826
29
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
827
He just kept biting his nails; w Tom
Kennedy and Dick Sanford, m Geo.
B. McConnell; pf. treble. © 1 «.
Jan. 31, 19383; E unp. 67098; Nat-
trass-Schenck, inc. 827
He kissed her good-night until morn-
ing; w Tom Kennedy and Dick San-
ford, m Geo. B. McConnell; pf.
treble. ©1ce. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp.
67092; Nattrass-Schenck, ine. 828
He laid down His life for His sheep;
hymn. Nov. 11, 1932; E pub.
34444; Harry D. Clarke. 829
He lives, the King of Kings; Easter
cantata, w Juanita E. Roos, m Anna
Priscilla Risher; soli and cho. Voc.
se. © Jan. 18, 1933; D 28373; Theo-
dore Presser co. 829*
He’s a son of the South; fox trot, w
Andy Razaf and Joe Davis, m Regi-
nald Foresythe. © Jan. 2, 1933; H
pub. 34116; Joe Davis, inc. 830
He’s, a steppin’ fool from Alabam’;
w melody. ©1 ce. Jan. 25, 1983; H
unp. 66773; Arthur F. Loatman.
831
He that dwelleth; unison anthem, w
from Psalm 91. © Dec. 28, 1932;
E for. 27483; Carrie B. Lent. 832
He Whom bore a Virgin pure; Christ-
mas carol, arr. Louis Victor Saar;
quartet or mixed cho. © Nov. 14,
1932; E pub. 34164; Carl Fischer,
inc. 833
Hear our prayer,.O heavenly Father ;
w Harriett Parr, m ©. J. May.
Jan. 6, 1933; E for. 27888; Novello
& co., ltd. 834
Heart broken lonesome and blue; w
and melody Jack Lewis. © 1 ec.
Jan. 21, 1983; E unp. 66622; S. Al-
bert Lesser. 835
Heartache; melody Max Steiner. ©
1 ¢« Jan. 3, 1933: E unp. 66441;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 836
Heaven’s in the golden West; song,
m James L. Brown. © 1c. Jan. 3,
1933; E unp. 65775; Adam C. Smyth.
837
Hebriisches lied; v. M. Mussorgsky,
konzert-transkription Joachim Stuts-
chewsky; violoncello u. pf. © Dec.
8, 19382; E for. 27822; B. Schott’s
sohne, 838
Hebrew song and dance; violin and pf.
©1c. Jan. 23, 1983; E unp. 66697;
Edward Millstone. 839
pt. III, n. S., v. 28 -
Heifetz (Jascha) new favorite encore
folio; 15 selected works, ed. and
fingered Jascha Heifetz; violin and
pf. © Jan. 3, 1933; E pub. 34196;
Carl Fischer, inc. 840
Helen; w Edgar Allen Poe; high
voice. © Jan. 15, 1933; E pub.
34395 ; Herman Behr. 841
Hello Harlem! what d’ya say; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E
unp. 66218; Daniel Edward Brown.
842
Hely—Hutchinson (Victor) Three fu-
gal fancies; string quartet or String
orch. sc. © Dec. 16, 19382; E for.
27595; Elkin & co., ltd. 843
Her hero; w and melody. ©1ce. Jan.
18, 1933; E unp. 66493; William
Rusk Smith. 844
Her laughter; English, Rosa New-
march, m G. A. Lishin; bar. or bass.
© Jan. 14, 1933; EB for. 28020; J. &
W. Chester, itd. 845
Her message; song. © Dee. 28, 1982;
E pub. 33979; Anne Mackenzie. 846
Here comes prosperity ; Song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1ce.
Jan. 28, 19383; E unp. 66947; Edwin
S. Gerrets. 847
w and melody. © 1 e¢. Jan. 6G,
1933; E unp. 65944; Alena Scovil
Thomas. 848
Here in a manger; Christmas carol,
French traditional, arr. Louis Victor
Saar, English, Thomas I. Ball; quar-
tet or mixed cho. © Nov. 14, 1932;
E pub. 34165; Carl Fischer, ine. 849
Heute nacht oder nie; slowfox. w
Marcellus Schiffer, m Mischa Spo-
liansky, spezial-arr. Walter Bor-
chert; orch. stimmen. © May 30,
1932; E for. 28119; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 850
Hey! rube; by F. Tresselt; caliope.
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1933; E unp. 66987;
Movietone music corp. 851
Hey! what ho; w and melody. © 1
e. Jan. 31, 1983; E unp. 67119; Bea-
trice Eccleston Lane. 852
Hey! young fella, close your old um-
brella; w Dorothy Fields, m Jimmy
McHugh; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © Jan. 12, 1933; B
pub. 34391; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 853
30
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Heykens’ second serenade; by Johnny
Heykens, arr. R. 8. Stoddon; violin
nd ps, Cowan: 17), 1933.;,.H,.for.
28036; United music publishers, ltd.
854
Heymann (Jacob) Prelude; pf. 1. In
A min—2. in D min. © Dec. 38,
19382; E pub. 34034, 340385; Edward
Schuberth & co., inc. 855, 856
Hi-de-hi in my soul; song, m A. J.
Turner and A. J. Weidt. ©1c. Jan.
25, 1983; E unp. 66742; Arnold J.
Turner. 857
Hidden (The) city; hymn, set to m
of XIII cent.,
Oscar Klein. © Dee. 31, 1932; E
' pub. 34224; W. H. Walsh. 858
High behind blues; w and melody
Jimmie Davis and Buddy Jones. ©
1 ¢« Jan. 8, 19838; E unp. 66419;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 859
High, high, the beer is here; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1933; E
unp. 66390; Elmer W. Peterson. 860
High Marley Rest; by Greville Cooke;
pf. © Jan. 12, 1933; E for. 27974;
Joseph Williams, ltd. 861
High time for love; w and m Dick
Lott and Jimmy Letcher. © 1 ©.
Jan. 28, 1933; E unp. 66964; Rich-
ard H. Lott and James Letcher.
862
Hill (The) country; arr. Max Wahr-
mund. ©1c. Dec. 27, 1932; E unp.
66521; Bob Paulsen. 863
Hiram and Mirandy; musical sketch,
Ww Gail White, m Margaret Zender
Beaulieu. © Sept. 29, 1932; E pub.
34876; Eldridge entertainment
house, ine. 864
His loving care; w E. Margaret Clark-
son, m Margaret Mae Philp. 1.
Low voice, in E flat.—2. Med. voice,
in G.—3. High voice, in B flat. ©
Jan. 17, 19838; E pub. 34889; Doro-
thea L. Schroeder. 865
Hispano-americana; marcha; pf. ©
Dec. 20, 1982; E pub. 34050; Benito
Amador. 866
Ho, boy—I’m in hell of a fix; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1933; H
unp. 66119; Frank Cusenza and
Laurence Boojay. 867
Hoddley poddley; 11 songs for chil-
dren, w traditional, m Paul Ed-
monds; 2d voice ad lib. © Dec. 8,
19382; E for. 27603; Augener, ae
harmonized Bruno
SS0*
Hoity-toity; humoresque, Ernest
Harry Adams; pf. © Dec. 28,
1932;"; BH) pub. 34161; Arthur .P.
Schmidt co. 869
Hold ’er Newt; words and music by
Mike [i. e. M. I.] Benton, arr. by
Marcus Bartlett; with ukulele arr.
by Perry Bechtel. © 1 ¢. Dec. 3,
1982; E unp. 66801; Mitchell Mc-
Iver Benton. 870
Hold me; w and m Little Jack Little,
Dave Oppenheim and Ira Schuster;
with ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen.
(© Jan. 18, 1933; BE pub. a4437;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 871
——w and melody Little Jack Little,
Dave Oppenheim and Ira Schuster.
© 1c. Jan. 13, 1933; E unp. 66188;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 872
Hold me closer; from Music hall va-
rieties, w and m Jack Scholl, Frank
Littau and Max Rich; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 30, 1932; FE pub.
34217; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 873
Hold your horses; fox-trot, w Al
Bryan, m James V. Monaco arr.
Art McKay; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. B. Faighes. © Jan. 9,
1933; E pub. 34852; Leo Feist, ine.
F 874
—_ with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 29, 19382; E pub. 34056; Leo
Feist, inc. 875
Holiday; by Hugo Friedhofer; pf.-
conductor. © 1c. Jan. 11, 19383; E
unp. 66152; Movietone music corp.
876
Holly; song, arr. A. F. Reid. © 1c.
Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 67027; Jos. M.
Hemingway. S77
Holly and mistletoe; by J. Hullah
Brown; percussion band and violin,
sc. and pts., with pf., and child-con-
ductor’s sc. © Dec. 14, 1932; E for.
27572; Joseph Williams, Itd. 878
Hollywood love song; song, m Sylves-
ter Long Cross; pf. © 1c. Jan. 9,
1933; E unp. 66027; Louis August
Rennick. 879
Holst (Gustav) Six canons for equal
voices; poems tr. from Latin, Helen
Waddell; unace. © Jan. 6, 1933;
E for. 27784; Gustav Holst. S880
Holy (The) sepulchre; pageant with
m. © Jan. 10, 1938; D 28871; Ly-
man R. Bayard. SS80*
ol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
SS]
Holzapfel weiss alles; schlager, w
Charlie Roellinghoff, m Hans J. Sal-
ter u. Willy Rosen. © Feb. 22,
1932: E for. 28152; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 881
Honey, don’t you love me anymore;
w and melody Terry Shand and
Fred Meadows. © 1 ¢. Jan. 7,
#0532 HY -unp) 65973:
De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 882
Honey gal, how long’s it ’gwine to be;
w and m Jack Ritchie. © 1c. Dec.
30, 19382; E unp. 65996; J. Lawrence
Ritchie. 883
Honey girl; waltz song. © 1c. Jan.
13. 1933; E unp. 66181; Kenneth
Male. 884
Honey, I’ve got me a job; w and mel-
ody. “© 1° c¢ Jane 30, 1933> Ey unp.
67001; Herbert L. Penn. 885
Honey, what a pleasure meetin’ up
with you; w Roy Turk, m J. Fred
Coots; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
20, 1933; E pub. 34518; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine. 886
Honeysuckle mine; w and melody ©
ive. .Jan. 20; 193384 Ei unp. 67070;
Reb Raney and Perry Hettel. 887
Hongkong nights; by T. Robin Mac-
Lachlan; pf. © Dec. 29, 1982: E
. Dub. 384897; G. Schirmer, ine. 888
Honolulu honey; song, Louis Weslyn,
Eva Applefield and Hal Dyson;
with ukulele arr. and arrs. for Ha-
Waiian steel gu:t. and Spanish guit.
acc. Roy Smeck. © Jan. 12, 1933;
E pub. 34848; Edward B. Marks
music corp. 889
Honor march; march, J. J. Donnelly
and V. L. Mott; fifes, drums and
bugles. Se. © 1c. Jan. 19, 1933;
E unp. 66530; Jos. O’Dowd. 890
Hoover glorious in defeat; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1933; BE ump.
66217; John J. Fenner. 891
Hope; w Pauline Hope Buttner, m
Harry Powell. © Jan. 6, 1933; EB
pub. 343808; Buttner, Hamilton,
Brinton. 892
Hopping the keys; by Veeda Meyers;
Wea 2c, Jat. Is lee i anD.
66197; Veeda Emma Amalia Mandel
Meyers. 893
Horizons crépusculaires; par Yatove;
pf. © Oct. 1, 1932; BE for. 27415:
Choudens. 894
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Hosanna; w Julien Didiée, m Jules
Granier, 4-pt. arr. J. A. Parks; male
quartet or cho., with solos for ist
and 2d ten. and 1st and 2d basses.
© Jan. 13, 1983; E pub. 34874277.
A. Parks co. 895
Hot-cha house; song, melody Edward
Benedict. © 1c. Jan. 16, 19383; E
unp. 66343: Edith Andrew Burchell.
896
Hot-cha Joe, the Georgia gigolo; w
Jack Yellen, melody Dan Dougher-
ty. © 1c. Jan. 16 1933: Boao
66312; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine. 897
House (The) on the hill; song, w
Edwin Arlington Robinson. © Dee.
30, 1932; E pub. 34263; Louise
Souther. 898
How about a date for Saturday; w
and m Al Dobie. © 1c. Jan. 10,
1938; E unp. 660953 "Alem
Dobieski. 899
How can you part from an aching
heart; w and melody. © 1. Jan.
28, 1933; E unp. 67018; Riley P.
Fowler. 900
How could you; m Burrell Van Buren;
pf. with w. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1938;
E unp. 66679; Mary Louise Mackay.
901
©1c. Jan.
unp. 66237; John O.
902
How do you do, little girl; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1983; E unp.
65899; Ignatius Volpe. 903
How’s your romance; w and m Cole
Porter; with ukulele arr. © Dee.
30, 1932; E pub. 34092; Harms, ine.
904
How did it happen; song.
14, 1933: E
Merrill.
How to play the harmonium or Ameri-
can organ; Paxton’s progressive
tutor, Orlando A. Mansfield. © Dee.
30, 19382; E for. 27601; W. Paxton
&. ¢o., ltd, 905
How was I to know; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 12, 1933; E unp. 66173;
Michael Caleo. 906
How'dy (A) jamboree; w and melody.
©lec. Jan. 5, 1933; E unp. 65892;
Julia Claire Moffit. 907
Humming (The) bird; by Charles
Bourne; pf. © Jan. 31, 1933; E
pub. 34544; Dave Ringle music, ine.
908
32
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 19338
936
Humoresque-intermezzo; by Alberto
Jonas, op. 21, no. 2; pf. © Dec. 9,
1932; E pub. 34208; Carl Fischer,
inc. 909
Hundred (A) years ago; from George
White’s varieties, w and m Cliff
Friend and Herb Magidson; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 23, 1933; E
pub. 34512; Harms, inc. 910
Hurry; melody Max Steiner. © 1 ec.
Jan. 8, 19338; E unp. 66442; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 911
_ Hustlin’ and bustlin’ for baby; w and
melody Harry Woods. © 1c. Jan.
7, 1988; EH unp. 66109; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc. 912
Hymne lorrain; paroles Félix Chevrier,
m Georges Lauweryns. © Sept. 1,
1932; EH for. 27375; Heugel. 913
I always wear my derby when it
rains; w Joe Young, m Sammy
Fain; with ukulele arr. © Jan. 3,
1933; E pub. 34231; Irving Berlin,
ine. 914
I am a fugitive from the chain gang;
w and m Al Lewis and Al Sherman;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 4, 1933;
E pub. 34234; Irving Berlin, inc.
915
—w and melody Al Lewis and Al
Sherman. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1933; BE
unp. 66140; Irving Berlin, inc.
916
I am confessing; pf. with w. © 1.
Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66259; Mabel
Gardner and Sigrid Mikkelson. 917
I am longing for the dear old home;
fox trot, song. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1933;
EK unp. 66893; Artie Williamson.
918
I am waiting still for you; song. ©
1 ce Jan. 19, 1983; E unp. 66557;
Daniel McLellan. ' 919
I can hear my sweetheart calling;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1. Jan. 28, 1983; EB
unp. 66960; Anna Mary Landis.
920
I can’t get enough of you; w and mel-
ody Jack Little, Dave Oppenheim
and Ira Schuster. © 1 ec. Jan. 9,
1933; E unp. 66013; Leo Feist, ae
92
I can’t love no one else; w and m
Veeda Meyers; pf. © 1c. Jan. 18,
19383; E unp. 66193; Veeda Emma
Amalia Mandel Meyers. 922
I can’t stop saying you’r [sie] beau-
tiful; song, m A. J. Turner and A. J.
Weidt. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp.
66743 ; Arnold J. Turner. 923
I certainly do; song. ©1. Jan. 7,
19838; E unp. 65985; Frieda H.
Heltzel. 924
I could go for you in a great big way;
w by Joe McKiernan, m Merrill
Knighton ; with ukulele arr. © Dec.
14, 1982; E pub. 33747; Sherman,
Clay & Go. 925
I couldn’t tell them what to do; w
Roy Turk, melody Dave Dreyer. ©
wc. Jan. 12, 1933 #98. np, Gale2>
De Sylva. Brown & Henderson, inc.
926
I’d like to be always with you; song.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66227;
Howard C. Pulver. 927
I’d write a song; w Irving Caesar, m
Sigmund Romberg; with ukulele
arr. © Jan. 16, 1933; E pub. 34383;
Harms, inc. 928
I dansens glede kan hijertet grede;
tekst af Alfred Kjerulf, m af Sven
Gyldmark; pf. © Dec. 17, 1982;
E for. 27631; Wilhelm Hansen. 929
I dare not ask a kiss; w Robert Her-
rick, m 8S. E. Lovatt; men’s voices.
© Jan. 12, 1983; E for. 27972; Jos-
eph Williams, ltd. 930
I do; w Paul Francis Webster, melody
John Jacob Loeb and Lester Banker.
©1e. Jan. 3, 1933; BE unp. 65821;
Leo Feist, inc. 931
I do not mind the journey; hymn, w
and m Haldor Lillenas. © Jan. 20,
19383 ; E pub. 345387; Lillenas pub. co.
932
I don’t know why I love you I only
know I do; w and m Sally Mae. ©
1 ec. Jan. 9, 1988; E unp. 66294;
Mamie M. Shepard. 933
don’t regret it at all; w E. Lieber-
man, melody P. Amsterdam. © 1.
Jan. 20, 1983; E unp. 66596; Paul
Amsterdam and Erwin Lieberman.
934
I dreamed away all those blues; song.
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1983; E unp. 66176;
Verna Agnes Hilton. 935
I dreamt you fell in love with me;
song, arr. Charles Midgley. © 1.
Jan. 3, 19883; E unp. 65818; Henry
Amerio. 936
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33
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
937
pt. 11, i S.,:veee
I fell in love with you; melody Henry
Allen. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1983; E unp.
66410; Southern music pub. co., ine.
937
I get a funny feeling; song, melody
Stan Tucker. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1933;
E unp. 66787 ; Gene Miller. 938
I got to leave here; w and melody by
KF. W. McGee. ©1c. Jan. 7, 1933; E
unp. 66471; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 939
I had a dream in the moonlight; song,
m A. J. Turner and A. J. Weidt. ©
1c. Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 65802; Ar-
nold J. Turner. 940
I had it—TI lost it—it’s gone; w Joseph
McCarthy, melody Harry Tierney.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1933; E unp. 65896;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
941
I have you in my heart; song. ©1e.
Dec. 27, 1982; E unp. 65875 ; Edward
Hall Carter. 942
I hear again that dreamy waltz; pf.
with w. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp.
66676 ; Raymond George Steiner.
943
I hear the bluebird; words and music
by A. Giltinan. ©1c. Jan. 24, 1933;
E unp. 66698; Adéle Giltinan. 944
I hope you like it; w and melody. ©
te Jan. 25, 1933; BH: unp. ‘ 66795;
William Obed Merrill. 945
I jus’ can’t carry on no mo’; song, mel-
ody Walter W. Newcomer. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 6, 1933; E unp. 65948; Walter
Tropila. - 946
I just wonder; song. © 1c. Jan. 3,
1933; E unp. 66003; Edith Robert-
son. 947
I keep hopin’; song, melody James L.
Brown... ©,.1.¢, Jan. 19, 1933: HE
unp. 66542; Kermitt Harris. 948
I know that I’m in love; w and m by
Madie Weaver. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1933;
E unp. 66055; Roy Franklin Morgan
and William Carter McKinney. 949
I know what I want; from Mother of
Pearl, or The love child, w A. P.
Herbert, adapted from German of
Alfred Griinwald, m Oscar Straus.
G Dec; 15, 1982:).E for. ,27710:
Chappell & co., Itd. 950
I learned it all from love; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 65782;
Lewis E. Kolar.
951 |
I’ll always be your captive, when you
gaze in my eyes; fox-trot, w C. W.
Grayson, m R. J. Minor; pf. ©lc.
Jan. 7, 19383; E unp. 65976; 3aay
Johnson Minor and Constance W.
Grayson. 952
I’ll always be your friend; slow fox-
trot song. © 1c. Dec. 27, 19382; E
unp. 66366; Anna Meakin. 953
I’ll be sincere; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 28, 19338; E unp. 66957; E. F-.
Lohmiller. 954
I'll be waiting in the hammock for -
you; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 ¢c. Jan. 28, 1933;
E unp. 66952; Victoria Harmath.
955
I’ll be waiting when the sun sets o’er
the sea; w and melody Margarita
Norris. © 1 c. Jan..30, 4933-8
unp. 66994; Hannah M. Norris. 956
I'll build a little white house with
shutters of green; song, melody
Stan Tucker. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1933;
E unp. 66785; J. Franklin Hull.
957
I'll build a nest; w and m William
Kernell. © Dec. 31, 1932; E pub.
34073 ; Movietone music corp. 958
I'll do it again; w Lorenz Hart, m
Richard Rodgers; with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 34083; Ro-
dart music corp. 959
Ill dream of a message from you;
song. © 1c. Dec. 5, 19382; E unp.
67066 ; Loretta Harvey Le Sueur.
Ill ever be faithful to you; w and
melody Wheeler-Lamb. © 1 ¢. Jan.
9, 1988; E unp. 66482; Southern
music pub. ¢Co., inc. 961
I'll leave it all to you; w H. D. Kerr,
melody Walter Harkley and H. A.
Hummel. © 1. Jan. 13, 1933; BH
unp. 66199; Harry D. Kerr, Walter
J. Zamecnik and Herman A. Hum-
mel. 962
I'll never lose my faith in you; w Mar-
tin S. Gottlieb, with melody. ©l1e.
Jan. 24, 19383; E unp. 66704; Leon-
ard Friendly. 963
T’ll say a prayer for mother; song.
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66297;
Henry J. Spanberger. 964
I'll see you in Chicago, at the big
World’s fair; song. © 1. Jan. 16,
1933; E unp. 66311; Frank Metzger
McShirley. 965
34
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 19383
I'll step out of the picture; song. © 1
‘e. Jan. 24, 1933; E unp. 66695; Mer-
vyn Lincoln Atherton. 966
Tll take an option on you; from
Tattle-tales, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
23, 1988; E pub. 34507; Harms, ince.
967
V’ll wait until I hear you call; song,
melody Edward Benedict. © 1 ec.
Jan. 16, 19838; E unp. 66344; Edith
Andrew Burchell. 968
I long to see the green fields of Erin’s
isle; w and m Mazie Wivell, arr.
Chas. Wolff; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 1, 1933; E pub. 34238; De-
Vaignie music corp. 969
I lost my way and found you; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1933; E
unp 66590; William J. Steed. 970
I lost you; fox-trot, w Phil Frandino,
m Jimmie Crane; with ukulele arr.
© Nov. 30, 1932; E pub. 34432;
Starrett system club and Philip An-
thony Frandino. 971
I love the music they play at parades;
w and melody. ©1ce. Jan. 4, 1933;
E unp. 65860; Gertrude Duerre.
972
I love the simple things in life; w and
melody. ©1le. Jan. 4, 1933; E unp.
65870; Jeannette Raymond Strauser.
973
I love the things you say, but hate the
things you do; song, melody Kurt
Dieterle and I. Campbell. © 1 «.
Jan. 8, 19383; E unp. 65791; Ian
Campbell. 974.
I love to dance with you; melody. ©
1 e. Jan. 19, 1983; E unp. 66556;
Salvatore Cusenza. 975
I love you; song. ©1c. Jan. 9, 1933;
EH unp. 66295; Theresa Murray. 976
I love you always; melody. © 1 «.
Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66362; Etta
Blonstein. 977
I love you darling with all my heart;
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 4, 1933;
EK sunp. 65873; Victor A. Villamore.
978
love you little pal; w and m F. Jor-
dan and Terry Griffis. © 1c. Jan.
14, 1933; E unp. 66894; Fred Jor-
dan. 979
I love you, or something; w and mel-
ody Will Jason, Ralph Freed and
Walter Freed. ©1ce. Jan. 16, 1933;
E unp. 66318; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 980
=
994
I loved you dearly; song. ©1 ce. Jan.
16, 1933; E unp. 66323; Tom Yama-
moto. 981
I’m a fugitive from a chain gang; w
and m Bob Miller; with ukulele arr.
Merle T. Kendrick. © Jan. 26,
1933; E pub. 34495; Adams music
pub. co. 982
I’m a prisoner now; w and melody.
©1e. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 66778;
Edith M. Tebo. 983
I’m a runaway from a chain gang; w
Tom Kennedy and Dick Sanford, m
Geo. B. McConnell; pf. treble. ©
1 ce. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67106;
Nattrass-Schenck, inc. 984
I’m a sailor; w R. P. Weston and Bert
Lee, m Harris Weston; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 12, 1932; E for. 27654;
Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd. 985
I’m alone with the moon and you;
waltz, w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 9,
1933 ; EK’ unp. 66007; Pearl Stewart.
986
I’m always dreaming of you; song,
melody James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Jan. 19, 1933; E
unp. 66541 ; Edward Clarence Brown.
987
I’m always living in memories; song.
© 1c. Jan. 24, 1933; E unp. 66707;
Verna Salmon Broad. 988
IT’ m/’arricordo ’e te; di Ernesto De
Curtis, arr. I Culotta; orch, parti.
© Dec. 25, 1932; E for. 27541; So-
cieta anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 989
versi G. B. De Curtis, m Ernesto
De Curtis. © Dec. 25, 1932; E for.
27540; Societi anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 990
I’m dizzy in the head; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
Jan. 28, 1933; E unp. 66953; Mar-
garet Motter. 991
I’m dreaming along; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1933; E unp. 65949;
Alta B. Lintz. 992
I’m dreaming of the day; waltz song,
m Chas. W. Karbach and Irmo Tiri-
tilli; with ukulele arr. © Jan. 23,
1933 ; E pub. 34555; Charles W. Kar-
bach. 993
I’m dreaming of you sweetheart; pf.
with w. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1933; B unp.
66756; Harvey Goos. 994
39
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
995
I’m glad because of you; song. ©lc.
Jan. 3, 19383; E unp. 66005; Mary
Marie Harness. 995
I’m going away blues; w and melody
Frank Stokes. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1933;
E unp. 55474; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 996
I’m going home to mother; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c¢. Jan. 28, 19383; E unp. 66955;
Walter W. Gerfen. 997
I’m going over; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 23, 19883; E unp. 66674; Bert
Hoffman. 998
I’m gonna go back to the mountains;
w Tom Kennedy and Dick Sanford,
m Geo. B. McConnell; pf. treble. ©
ae.’ Jan!’ 3 1933 >> HE unp!’ 67402;
Nattrass-Schenck, inc. 999
I’m gonna play down by the old Ohio;
melody Sam Fried. © 1. Jan. 3,
1933; E unp. 66409; Southern music
pub co., ine. ; 1000
I’m hungry for your sweet sweet
kisses, I’m starving for your love;
w and melody. ©1e. Jan. 30, 1933;
E unp. 67045; David Davis. 1001
I’m in love with you; song, m Sylves-
ter Long Cross. © 1c. Jan. 14,
1933; E unp. 66270; Werner Ott.
1002
I’m jealous; w and melody. © 1 «.
Jan. 4, 1933; E unp. 65861; Myrtle
Eberius. 1003
I’m just a poor peddler of love; song.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1933; E unp. 66937;
Charles Johnson. 1004
I’m just like a radio station; pf. with
w. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1983; BH, ump.
66101; Jerome Hoechstetter. 1005
I’m leaving university forever; w and
melody Mr. X. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1933;
E unp. 67004; Russell §. Bernard.
1006
I’m longing for someone to love; w and
melody Oscar Bernhard. © 1 ce.
Jan. 25, 19383; E unp. 66775; Oscar
Lundgren.
1007
I’m longing to send a message; song.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; BE unp. 66337;
Ada Burton. 1008
I’m looking for a sweetheart true; pf.
treble with w. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1933;
E unp. 66852; John Duhig. 1009
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
I’m mad; fox-trot, Faustin et Maurice
Jeanjean; orch. ptes. © Oct. 1,
1932; E for. 27668; Editions Sala-
bert. 1010
I’m needin’ someone; w M. Mallet, m
P. Freed; pf. treble. © 1 ¢ Jan.
30, 1933; E unp. 67017; Mack Mallet
and Paul Freed. 1011
I’m not afraid in the dark, if ’'m in
the dark with you; song. © 1 e.
Jan. 27, 1933; E unp. 66861; Blaine
A. Stone. 1012
I’m nuts about mutts; w and m Mort
Dixon and Harry Woods; with uku-
lele arr. Haia Kaa. © Jan. 27,
1933; E pub. 34574; Keit-Engel, ine.
1013
I’m Singing a song of love; w and mel-
ody. ©1. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp.
66213; Welma Christian Calhoun.
1014
Side by side with my
honey; song. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1933;
E unp. 66298; Ann Satanik. 1015
I’m so happy when the sun is shining;
w Tom Kennedy and Dick Sanford,
m Geo. B. McConnell; pf. treble.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67094;
Nattrass-Schenck, inc. 1016
I’m taking no chances with Conrad;
melody. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1933; E
unp. 66845; William Gaston. 1017
I’m telling you; w and m Veeda Mey-
ers. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1938; E ump.
66194; Veeda Emma Amalia Mandel
Meyers. 1018
I’m waiting all alone in memory lune;
valse song. © 1 ¢. Jan. 17, 1983;
E unp. 66903; Minnie V. Griesbach.
1019
I’m walking on air; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67120;
Beatrice Eccleston Lane. 1020
I’m yours, if you will; song, melody
Sidney Fine. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1932;
EK unp. 66752; W. Dixon Kramer.
1021
I miss you when you're gone; song,
melody Starret system club. © 1
ec. Jan. 17, 1933; E unp. 66385; Edna
May Strain. 1022
I need the darkness; song. © 1 e.
Jan. 23, 1983; E unp. 66670; Carmen
Balotin. 1023
I never knew it but I loved you all
the time; song, m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E
unp. 66247; Amy Ruth Thom. 1024
I’m _ sitting
36
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1983
1054
I never knew that I loved you, until
you went away; song; pf. ©l1.«.
Jan. 3, 19383; E’ unp. 65814; Viola
Mae 'Tallacksen. 1025
La
never knew there was sun-shine; w
and melody Mildred Staffa. © 1 «.
Jan. 11, 1983; E unp. 66121; Joseph
Cangialosi. 1026
I never knew what you meant to me
till you left me all alone; w and m
Lula Mack, arr. Bob Taylor. © 1
e. Jan. 24, 1933; E unp. 66705; Lula
G. McKissen. 1027
I only love mother and you; w and m
Veeda Meyers; pf. © 1. Jan. 13,
1933; E unp. 66195; Veeda Hmma
Amalia Mandel Meyers. 1028
I saw you come; song, m Martin
Kearns. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E
unp. 66738; Elizabeth Howe Harris.
1929
I shall out-live them all; hymn. ©
Jan. 12, 1988; E pub. 34372; N. B.
Herrell. 1030
I sing of a maiden; w anon., 15th cen-
tury, m Phyllis Tate. © Nov. 3,
19382; E for. 27766; Oxford univ.
press. 1031
I tank I go home; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 66649;
Benée Russell. 1032
I trusted you; song, m Burrell Van
Buren; pf. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1933;
EH unp. 66276; Grace Fletcher. 10338
turned the tables on you; fox-trot,
w and m W. Kranz. © 1c. Jan. 6,
1933; E unp. 65931; Walter Kranz.
1034
I’ve been a real pal to you; words and
melody by C. Kelsey. © 1 ¢. Jan.
25, 1983; E unp. 66772; Charles Kel-
sey. 1035
Ive got a chip on my shoulder; w
Harry Pease, m Hd. G. Nelson, arr.
Paul Hill; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 11, 1933; E pub. 34857; Good-
man music co., inc. 10386
—
I’ve got a roof over my head; w Dor-
othy Fields, m Jimmy McHugh;
- with ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen.
© Jan. 5, 1933; E pub. 34277; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 1037
I’ve got a sweetheart; song. © 1.
Jan. 31, 19383; E unp. 67085; Victor
Mizzy. 1038
3
I’ve tried ev’rything; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 66780;
Bobbe Smith. 1039
I wake up smiling; w Edgar Leslie, m
Fred E. Ahlert; with ukulele arr.
© Jan 10, 1933; E pub. 34310; Don-
aldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc. 1040
I wandered right straight back to you;
song. ©1c. Jan. 25, 19383; E unp.
66796; Byron Chester Leach. 1041
I want an armful of love; m Sylvester
Long Cross: ‘pt; © ie, Jania4,
1933; E unp. 66251; La Verne Hurl-
bert. 1042
I want love; song. © 1c. Jan. 20,
1933 ; E unp. 66569; Florence M. Van
Kirk. 1043
want to; song, w Arnold J. Turner.
© 1 ¢ Jan. 3, 1933; Ee unp, 65803:
A. J. Weidt. 1044
I want to be a chambermaid; w and
m William Sullivan. © Dec. 381,
1932; E pub. 34072; Movietone mu-
sic corp. 1045
I want to go home with your answer;
w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1933;
EH unp. 65864; Robert William Ham-
ilton. 1046
want to hear Him call my name; w
and melody J. R. Baxter and C. H.
Culbraith. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E
unp. 66416; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 1047
want to hear your laughter; w and
melody. ©1l1ce. Jan. 6, 1933; E unp.
65937; William Brown. 1048
I want to remind you; song. ©1..
Jan. 14, 1983; E unp. 66895; Abram
Penner. 1049
want to serve Hm better; song, m
Jack Mahoney. © Nov. 23, 1932; E
pub. 34429; Addie Hawkins. 1050
I will; w and m Marion Moore; male
trio or cho. © Jan. 13, 1933; E pub.
BASTa sc) . AP arksico: 1051
I will love you just once again; song.
©1c. Jan. 9, 1938; E unp. 66296 ;
Vannie V. Bennett. 1052
I will meet you in the alley; waltz,
w and melody Alfred Hugo. ©1e.
Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 66653; Alfred
Hugo Neuberger. 1053
Lal
Loom
=
Lemal
—_
will not forget you, sweetheart; w
Opal EK. Leech, m Bill Hager; with
ukulele arr. © 1 e¢. Jan. 3, 1933;
E unp. 65770; Wolfgang Hager.
1054
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1055
I wish for some one; song. © 1c. Jan.
138, 1933; E unp. 66191; Helen Mer-
rick. 1055
I wish I knew a bigger word than
love: w and m Edward Pola and Mel
Gideon: with ukulele arr. © Jan.
21, 1933; E for. 28021; Campbell,
Connelly & co., ltd. 1056
_
Wish you were mine; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1.
Jan. 25, 1983; E unp. 66750; Ruth
Shea. 1057
I wonder how the old folks are to-
night: w Jack Yellen, m Dan Dough-
erty: with ukulele arr. © Dec. 1,
1932; E for. 27690: Victoria music
pub. co., ltd. 1058
wondel why poor Nelly never writes:
w R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, m
Harris Weston: with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 12, 1932; E for. 27656; Fran-
cis. Day & Hunter, Itd. 1059
would gladly pay you Tuesday for
a Hamburger today; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1983; E unp. 66120;
Ralph Franklin Shank. 1060
I wouldn’t mind, I wouldn’t care; by
Smiling Frankie Carle. © 1c. Jan.
21, 1933; E unp. 66600; Francis N.
Carlone. 1061
Ice (The) cream man; sdn-fox trot, w
Marion Sunshine, melody Ruben AlI-
geciras. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1933; E unp.
65958: Edward B. Marks music
corp. 1062
Ich bin kein Lohengrin, ich bin kein
Parsival: tango [and] Ein bisschen
mondschein ; foxtrot: text Beda, m
Michael Eisemann, klav. arr. Walter
Borchert. © Sept. 14, 1931; E for.
28163 ; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
BF Gi: 1063
[and] Ein bisschen mond-
schein, ein bisschen liebe; foxtrot:
text Beda, m Michael Eisemann,
spezial-arr, Walter Borchert; orch.
stimmen. © Sept. 14. 1931; E for.
28120; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
Db. H. 1064
Ich bin so scharf auf Erika; foxtrot,
text Gerd Karlick, m Erwin Bootz,
klavier arr. Walter Borchert. ©
Mar. 21, 1931; E for. 28096; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Otto Hein. 1065
Ich bin vielleicht verliebt; tango, w
Hanns Dekner u. Max. Bertuch, m
Albrecht Haselbach, arr. Horst
Heffman. 1. Gesang u. klav.—2.
-H
KH
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Orch. stimmen. © Sept. 22, 1932; E
for. 27474, 27475; Rondo-verlag, G.
me? bE: 1066, 1067
Ich hab’ dich lieb, braune madonna;
rumba-foxtrot, deutsch Fritz Rotter,
m Santiago Lopez. © July 7, 1931;
E for. 28137; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
ice an: pe 1068
—— arr. W. Borchert; orch.
stimmen. © July 7, 1981; HE for.
28128: Wiener bohéme-verlag. G.
m. b. H. , 1069
Ich hab meine frau; tango song. ©
1 e@. Dee. 14, 1932; BE unp. GesGs;
Konrad Maril. 1070
Ich kann noch mehr, als tango tanzen ;
text Walter Stehr. m lLudwiko
Szabo, klavier arr. Walter Borchert.
© Jan: 1; 1981: EH for, 2stes-
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Otto Hein.
1071
Ich seh’s dir an der nasenspitze an
...; foxtrot aus Man braucht kein
geld, text Giinther Bibo u. Willy
Rosen, m Willy Rosen, spezial-arr.
Karl Buchholz; salon orch. stimmen.
© Aug. 21, 1932: for age.
Crescendo theaterverlag, G. m. b. H.
1072
Ich sitz’ den ganzen tag an meinem
radio; foxtrot, w Willy Rosen u.
Marcel Lion, m Willy Rosen. ©
Jan. 1, 1931; E for. 28094; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Otto Hein. 1073
Ich such’ per sofort; slow-fox, w Gerd
Karlick, m Friedrich Wilhelm Rust.
© Feb. 26, 1932; E for. 28109;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H.
1074
Ich such’ per sofort eine freundin fiir
den sport; slow-fox, w Gerd Karlick,
m Friedrich Wilhelm Rust, spezial-
arr. Bert Cadi; orch. stimmen. ©
Feb. 26, 19382; E for. 28117; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 1075
Ich trium’ von einer mirchennacht;
tango, text Gerd Karlick, m Fr. W.
Rust, klavier arr. Bert Cadi. ©
Jan. 7. 1931; E for. 28088; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Otto Hein. 1076
Ida, sweet as apple cider; fox-trot,
Eddie Leonard, arr. Jimmy Dale;
orch. pts., with w. © Jan. 12, 1933;
E pub. 34344; Edward B. Marks
music corp. 1077
Idéale (L’) sérénité; maxime, canon,
m Paul Dupin: choeur 4 3 voix, Sans
acc. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 28075;
Durand et cie. 1078
38
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1983
1105
If I can count on you; w and m Jack
Meskill, Henry Lodge and Milton
Ager; with ukulele arr. Geo. R. Hol-
man. © Jan. 3, 1933; E pub. 34156;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc. 1079
If I can’t get what I want, when I
want it; m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. with w. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1933;
E unp. 66749; Wm. Arthur Schini-
ger. 1080
If I could always be with you; w and
melody Etta Bellwood. © 1c. Jan.
4, 1938; E unp. 65874;: Ettena
Wormwood. 1081
If I could forget you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Jan. 8, 1933; E unp. 65776; Kenneth
S. Matlock. 1082
If I ever get a job again; fox-trot, w
Sam. M. Lewis, m Abel Baer, arr.
Paul Weirick, orch. pts., with male
trio arr. B. Faighes. © Jan. 21,
1933; E pub. 34584; Leo a
eee with. ukulele arr... .©
Jan. 26, 19383; E pub. 34586; Leo
Feist, ine. 1084
w Sam M. Lewis. melody Abel
Baer. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1983; E unp.
66012; Leo Feist, inc. 1085
If I had a star’s salary to spend;
sons, ©! 1c. Jan.:3, 1983; E unp.
65796; Chas. H. Frye. 1086
If I had my way with you; melody.
©1c. Jan. 24, 1933; E unp. 66813;
Robert Bruce Simmers. 1087
If I love again; w J. P. Murray, m
Ben Oakland. © Dec. 30, 1932; E
pub. 34082; Harms, inc. 1088
If I'm nice to you; fox-trot, Nacio
Herb Brown and Richard A. Whit-
ing, arr. Frank Skinner; orch. pts.,
’ with male trio arr. B. Faighes. ©
Jan. 6, 1933; E pub. 34353; Nacio
Herb Brown, inc. 1089
If I were a magician; w melody. ©
1c Jan. 24, 1983; E unp. 66805;
Murrell R. Klinger and Michael
Slowitzky. 1090
If ye love me: anthem, w ed. A. Rams-
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1e.
Jan. 9, 19838; E unp. 66032; Myra
Deasy. 1091
If ye lofe me: anthem, w ed. A. Rams-
botham, m Thomas Tallis; mixed
o
voices, organ acc. © Nov. 17, 1932;
E for. 27745; Oxford univ. press.
1092
If you could only cook; w and m Phil
Harris and Harry Owens; with uku-
lele arr. © Dee. 80, 1932; E pub.
34088; Harms, inc. 1093
It you don’t want to be sweethearts
then I don’t want to be friends; w
Irving Kahal, m Sammy Fain; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 16, 1933; E
pub. 34384; Remick music corp.
1094
If you'll only say the word; song, arr.
Louis H. Olesen. tof. Jan) 4,
1983; E unp. 65845; Carl Gauthier.
1095
If you love me as I love you; song,
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Jan. 18,
1933; E unp. 66504; Albert De Lu-
cia. 1096
If you only knew; w A. D. Rust and
José Ferrer, m A. D. Rust. © Dee.
30, 1982; E pub. 34079; Harms, ine.
1097
If you see Dan Cupid, that little god
of love; Song. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1933;
E unp. 66678; James Tannie. 1098
If you should ever leave me alone; w
Roy Lamkins, melody Ray Felletter.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1933; E unp. 66619;
Ray Felletter. 1099
If you still care for me; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Jan. 23, 19383; E unp.
66644; D. Frances Owen. 1100
If you were fond of me; w and m
Harry Gordon. © Dec. 5, 1932; E
for. 27721; Chappell & co., Itd. 1101
If you would only say the word; w
and melody Jack Lewis. © 1 «.
Jan. 21, 1933; E unp. 66623; S. Al-
bert Lesser. 1102
Il doit y avoir autre chose 4 faire;
blues, paroles anglaises Edith Da-
vidson, adaptation francaise Serge
Veber, m Serge Edinoél; avec ac-
cord de l’ukulele. © Sept. 1, 1932;
E for. 27673; Editions Salabert.
1103
Ilona; tango, w Hanns Willstatt, m
El. Roman, arr. Alexander Stein-
brecher; salon orch. stimmen. ©
Oct. 26, 1982; E for. 27904; Wiener
operettenverlag, G. m. b. H. 1104
——klavierarr. von A.
Steinbrecher. © Oct. 10, 1932; EH
for 27903; Wiener operettenverlag,
GS ony. 1105
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1106
Im krug zum griinen kranz; tango, w
Willy Rosen u. Marcel Lion, m
Fritz German, klavier-arr. Walter
Borchert. © Feb. 19, 1932; E for.
28157; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
b,, He 1106
spezial-arr. Walter
Borchert; orch. stimmen. © Feb.
19, 1932; E for. 28156; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 1107
Im voriibergehen ; w Johann Wolfgang
v. Goethe, m Erwin Lendvai, op. 58,
nr. 38; dreistimmigen frauen- 0.
kinderchor ohne begl. Partitur. ©
Oct. 29, 1930; E for. 27912; Gebr.
Hug & co. 1108
Images; 4° suite, Marcel Tournier, op.
39; harpe. nos. 10-12. © Nov. 1,
1932; E for. 27884; Henry Lemoine
et cie. 1109
Imperio; vals, letra Vicente Moro, m
R. Amiano y B. Cortés. © July 29,
1932; E for. 27899; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 1110
Improvisation on a Portuguese folk
song; by Claudio Carneyro, op. 14,
no. 1; violin and pf. ©1c. Jan. 27,
1933; E unp. 66855; Katherine
Hickel Carneyro. cle ls ise
In a Gypsy’s heart; from Hypnotized,
w Bernie Grossman, m Desider Jo-
sef Vecsei; with ukulele arr.
Dec. 24, 1932; E pub. 34298; Fa-
mous music corp. tT?
In a little cozy inn; song. © 1.
Dec. 27, 1932; E unp. 65754; Cath-
erine Lamb. t143
In a little garden of my dreams; pf.
with w.° © 1 'e Jan, 25, °19335° 5
unp. 66741; Harold Conway Chiv-
ington. 1114
In a little German garden, underneath
the pretzel vine; fox trot, w Gus
Kahn, m J. Fred Coots, arr. Paul
Weirick; orch. pts. with male trio
arr., B. Faighes. © Dee. 31, 1932;
E pub. 84286; Leo Feist, ine. 1115
with ukulele arr.
© Dee. 29, 1932; E pub. 34055; Leo
Feist, inc. 1116
In a little heaven; w and m Al Dobie.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1933; E unp. 66096;
Alex W. Dobieski. bli a bg
In a monastery garden; w, m and arr.
Albert W. Ketélbey. 1. Mixed
voices.—2. Male quartet. © Dec.
15, 1982; BD for. 27776, 27777; J. H.
Larway, prop. Edwin Ashdown,
ltd. 1118, 1119
pt. 10, 1S, vee
In a sleepy town, in old Kentucky;
waltz song. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1933;
E unp. 66154; Nicholas Mallardo.
: 1120
In a _ three-roomed apartment with
you; song, melody Stan Tucker. ©
1c. Jan. 7,°1933;" BE unp. eae
Basil Moorhouse. 1121
In dreamland with you; song. ©1e.
Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66299; N. Wil-
liam Boyd. 1122
In dreams of yesterday; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1933; Hi ‘mp.
65930; Hyron N. Pennewell. 11233
In heav’nly love abiding; w Anna L.
Waring, m Eaton Faning, adapta-
tion and arr. of m Gerald Grey;
mixed quartet or cho. © Jan. 26,
1933; E pub. 34567; J. A. Parks co.
1124
In lilac time; song, w Ben H. Smith;
with violin obbl. © 1c. Jan. 11,
1933; E unp. 66142; Andrea di
Sessa. 1125
In my dreams I am with you; Song,
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1 ec.
Jan. 14, 1938; E unp. 66268; Anne
Bassett. 1126
In my dreams of a better day; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1933; E unp.
66945 ; Iva Wade. 14237
In my garden; from Melody w Irving
Caesar, m Sigmund Romberg; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 30, 1932; E
pub. 34090; Harms, inc. 1128
In old Ireland ever new; w and mel-
ody. .©.1 c.. Jan. 6, 1933; 1 ae
65954; Margaret Colvin. 1129
In old Montmartre; one-step, from A
kiss in spring, w L. du Garde Peach,
m Herbert Griffiths. © Nov. 23,
1952; E for. 27700; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd. [Copyright
is claimed on changes in music and
English words] 1130
In Persien; foxtrot, w Charles Am-
berg, m Fred Raymond, klavier-arr.
Walter Borchert. © Feb. 10, 1931;
E for. 28087; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Otto Hein. 1131
In shadowy isles of the sea; song, op.
8; in D flat. ©1. Jan. 4, 1933;
E unp. 65856; Hattie M. Kreisel.
1132
In summer fields; by Annette Scam-
mell; pf. nos. 1, 2. © Nov. 4, 1932;
40
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
E for. 28023; Murdoch, Murdoch &
co., ine., with John G. Murdoch &
co., ltd. yo LESS
In the belfry; w Austin Dobson, m P.
Napier Miles, op. 20, no. 1; 6 mixed
voices. © Dec. 8, 1932; E for.
27758; Oxford univ. press. 1134
In the clouds; by Richard Howegill;
orch. pts. © Dec. 20, 19382; E for.
27579; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
1135
In the forest; w Ellen Frances Gil-
bert, m Frank La Forge. 1. High
voice.—2. Low voice. © Jan. 14,
1933; E pub. 34419, 34420; G. Ri-
cordi & co., ine. 1136, 1137
In the hour of trial; sacred song, w
James Montgomery, m William
Stickles; low voice; in D flat. ©
Jan. 14, 1988; E pub. 34367; Harms,
inc. 1138
In the light of the moon; by J. Pallas,
English lyric Carol Raven, arr. A.
Fassio. © Dec. 15, 1932; E pub.
34045; A. Fassio. 1139
In the middle of a kiss; w Ralph
Freed, m Art Wilson. © Dec. 27,
1932; E pub. 34011; Keit-Engel, inc.
1140
In the moonlight by the stream;
waltz, w and melody. © 1 ¢. Jan.
23, 1933; E unp. 66657; O. Bill
Heyer. 1141
In the old town hall; song, m Hilda
L. Nekuda and R. F. Nekuda. © 1
ec. Jan. 18, 1933; E unp. 66518; Ray-
mond Francis Nekuda. 1142
In the valley of my dreams; w P.
Gross, melody Josephine Bose. © 1
ce. Jan. 19, 19838; E unp. 66524; Phil-
ip Gross. 1143
In the valley of the maples; song, m
Luther A. Clark. © Jan. 16, 1933;
E pub. 34447; Lois Marie Tallett.
1144
Incidental music; melody Max Stein-
eni@nt.e; Jan. 3, 1933;-H unp.
66443 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.
1145
Indian love; melody Max Steiner. ©
1 e. Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 66444;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 1146
Infinitude; hymn, w anon., m Sun-
shine Reed Daines; mixed voices.
© Dec. 21, 1982; E pub. 34279;
David Emery Reed. 1147
1162
Inno del decennale; canzone, parole
Gavino Gabriel; ragazzi, soprani,
tenori, bassi. © Nov. 1, 1932; E
for. 27813; Umberto Giordano. 1148
Inspiration; waltz, pf. © 1 ¢. Jan.
21, 1933; E unp. 66608; Charlie
Young. 1149
Into my heart an air that kills; w
A. E. Housman, m Harrison Dowd.
© 1e. Jan. 5, 1933; E unp. 65900;
Frank Harrison Dowd. 1150
Introduction; melody Max Steiner.
~~ ©1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 66445;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 1151
Invitation; song, melody Bert Doug-
las and Hermione Blackwood. ©
1 ec. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 66684;
Phyllis Marjorie Lintott. 1152
Io di amori ne ho tre; fox-trot, versi
Angelo Ramiro Borella, m Mario
Mariotti; pf. © Dec. 1, 1982; E
for. 27557; A. & G. Carisch & @.
1153
Irene; pf. with w. © 1. Jan. 10,
1938; E unp. 66070; Alfred Lowis
Smith. 1154
Irish mother mine; song. © 1c. Dec.
27, 1982; E unp. 66367; Anna Mea-
kin. 1155,
Is God at home; w and melody. © 1
e. Jan. 20, 1933; E unp. 66581; Wil-
liam Eberhardt, jr. 1156
Is it just another thrill; w Joe Good-
win and Charles Newman, m Jim-
mie Monaco; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 19, 1983; E pub. 34458; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
1157
Is it love; son-fox-trot, w and m Ma-
rion Sunshine; pf. treble. © 1 ec.
Jan. 6, 1933; E unp. 65959; Edward
B. Marks musice corp. 1158
Is this the ending; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 25, 19388; E unp. 66885;
William A. Thorn, jr. 1159
Isabella; mazurka, Lino Musmeci; 1°
Violino. Aye Be (Ou te Cn ane ele
1933; E unp. 66370; Giuseppe De
Vita. 1160
Isabella, du schéne Isabella; text Fritz
Rotter, m Vittorio Mascheroni. ©
Dee. 5, 1981; E for. 28140; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 1161
spezial-arr. Walter Bor-
chert; salonorch. stimmen. © Dec.
5, 1981; E for. 28182; Wiener bo-
héme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 1162
41
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r
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1163
Isn’t it grand; pf. treble with w. ©
1 ce Jan, 17, 1933; E unp. 66383;
Albert T. Jacobs. 1163
It can’t be true; fox trot song. ©1c.
Jan. 18, 1983; E unp, 66922; Anna
Wielgosz. 1164
It doesn’t seem fair to me; waltz, pf.
with w. ©1c. Dec. 27, 1982; E unp.
66368; Anna Meakin. 1165
It is May; w Lourine Kummer, m
Enrico Barraja; high voice. © Jan.
8, 1983; E pub, 34101; M. Witmark
& sons. 1166
It means so much to me; from Bar-
barina, w Bruce Siever and Julia
Wolf, m Mare Roland. © Dec. 12,
1932; E for. 27719; Chappell & co.,
ltd. 1167
It’s a shame; from Mother of Pearl, or
The love child, w A. P, Herbert,
adapted from German of Alfred
Griinwald, m Oscar Straus. © Dec.
15, 1932; E for. 27711; Chappell &
co., ltd. 1168
It’s hard to say good-bye; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Jan. 80, 1933; E unp.
670438; Dorothy Elizabeth Borchers.
1169
It’s heaven to me; w and m Fred
Howard and Nat Vincent. © Jan.
6, 19388: E pub. 34309; Vincent &
Howard, ltd. 1170
It’s love inviting you; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1933; E unp. 66497;
Henriette Santos and Billy Peters.
anwal
It’s true; song. ©1c. Jan. 31, 1933;
E unp. 67083; Matilda Curtiss. 1172
It won’t be long; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Jan. 3, 19883; E unp. 65788; Mae
Colbrath Vollhaber. abi lrg
It won’t be long now; w Ned Wash-
ington, m Al Hoffman and Al Good-
hart. © Dec. 24, 19382; E pub. 34303;
Famous music corp. 1174
Italian folk song; melody. © 1c. Jan.
20, 19383 ; E unp. 66591 ; Minyde Zent-
ner. 1175
J’ai deux yeux; romance, de Doublage,
paroles Henri Falk, m René Syl-
viano; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Nov. 1, 1982; E for. 27866; Editions
Salabert. 1176
J’aime to téte brune; de La cigale
tango, paroles L. Delarue-Mardrus,
m Ed. Flament.
E for. 27383; Editions Salabert.
1177
© June 15, 1932; °
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
J’prends tout du bon cdté; fox-trot,
paroles Ch. L. Pothier, m Jane Bos;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Oct, 1,
1932; E for. 27454; Editions Sala-
bert. 1178
Jack (A) and Jill valentine; operetta,
bk. and lyrics Clara S. Keeler, m
Nellie S. Frizzelle; unison. Voe. se.
© Dec, 31, 1932; D 28360; Willis
music Co. 1178*
Jail house blues; song. © 1c. Jan. 31,
1933; E unp. 67078; Fred Charles
Bernharat. 1179
Jardin (Un) sur VOronte; drame
lyrique, Franc-Nohain, m Alfred
Bachelet. Partition chant et pf. ©
Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 27840; Heugel.
1180
Java (La) d’Israél; paroles Mare-Hély
m G. Matis; avec accord de Vuku-
lele. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 27859;
Editions Salabert. 1181
Jazz concerto; violin. © Jan. 18,
1933 ; E unp, 66495 ; Lewis Raymond.
1182
Jazz rondo; melody Bernard Green.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1983; E unp. 66731:
Southern music pub. co., ine. 1183
Je me demande; w Horace C. Jenkins,
m Alfred M. Greenfield, © Jan. 18,
1933; E pub. 34422; G. Ricordi &
co., ine. 1184
Je n’aime qu’ un soir; tango, de Dan-
seuses pour Amérique du Sud, pa-
roles Jean Rodor, m Yatove. © Oct.
1, 19382; E for, 27427; Choudens.
1185
Je n’sais pas dire; fox-trot, francais
Max Eddy et Raoul Praxy, anglais
Jane Laidlaw, m Jane Bos; avec ac-
cord de ukulele. © Oct. 1, 1932; EB
for. 27462; Editions Salabert. 1186
Je n’suis pas de mon temps; one-step,
de Azor, couplets Max Eddy, m Gas-
ton Gabaroche; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Oct. 1, 1932; BH for.
27412; Editions Salabert. 1187
Je sais; valse, paroles Lucien Boyer,
m H. Ackermans; avee accord de
Vukulele. © Noy, 1, 1932; E for.
27858 ; Editions Salabert. 1188
Je voudrais; tango-mélodie, de La
jeune fille d’en face, paroles André
Hornez, m Francis Gregson et Al.
Romans; avee accord de lukulele.
© Nov. 1, 19382; E for. 27871; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 1189
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1983
Je voudrais t’écouter; fox-trot, de
Clair de lune, paroles Henri Dia-
mant-Berger, m Jean Lenoir; avec
accord de ’ukulele. © Oct. 1, 1932;
EB for. 27442; Hditions Salabert.
1190
Jealous of evrything in love for
there’s no one in love with me; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1933;
E unp. 66728; Sidney Prosen. 1191
Jeremiah Jones; melody with pf. acc.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 67048 ;
Harden Church. 1192
Jesus in my heart; hymn. © 1 «.
Jan. 23, 19383; E unp. 66691; Carl
Leroy Thomas. 11938
Jesus lover of my soul; arr. for Ha-
waiian guit., ten., melody and acc.,
in diagram. © Aug. 1, 1932; E pub.
34481; Harry Scott Kelso. 1194
Jesus rescued me; song, m James L.
Brown. ©1ce. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
65786 ; David Canaday. 1195
Jingle bells; medley march, intro.
Merrily we roll along and Auld lang
syne, George Simpson, arr. Charles
J. Roberts; full orch. pts. © Nov.
25, 1982; E pub. 34190; Carl Fischer,
inc. 1196
Joan; song. © 1. Jan. 14, 1933; E
unp. 66261; Margaret Louise Dixon.
1197
Joan of Arkansaw; w Ray Klages,
melody Al. Goodhart and AI. Hoff-
man. ©1ce. Jan. 19, 1933; E unp.
66520 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., inc.
1198
Joey the clown; by F. Tresselt; cali-
ope. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1933; E unp.
66986; Movietone music corp. 1199
{
Johnny, you're the one I love; song,
m Jack Mahoney. © Dec. 15, 1932;
E pub. 34271; Hugh McKenna.
1200
J0-jo; jazz-intermezzo, Hans Walther ;
pf. © Nov. 18, 1982; E for. 28004;
Wilhelm Zimmermann. 1201
Jolly bagpipe dance; Scottish fancy,
Heinrich Gebhard; pf. © Dec. 22,
1932; E pub. 34204; Carl Fischer,
ine. 1202
Jolly (The) three; song. ©1c. Jan.
3, 19388; E unp. 65855; George A.
Hadley. 1203
Jonas (Alberto) Nocturne; op. 21,
no. 3; pf. © Dec. 9, 1932; E pub.
84209; Carl Fischer, ine. 1204
161050—33—_4
1218
Jones (W. Bradwen) Two pieces for
pianoforte; founded upon Welsh
traditional tunes, W. B. Jones. ©
Nov. 17, 1982; E for. 27770; Oxford
univ. press. 1205
José (Antonio) Tres cantigas de Al-
fonso X; version francaise Henri
Collet, m A. José. © Oct. 20, 1932;
E for. 27916; Editions Max Eschig.
1206
Joseph dearest, Joseph mild; 15th cen-
tury Christmas cradle song, arr.
Louis Victor Saar; 4-pt. cho., with
Ssop., or ten., solo and violin obbl, 1.
Women’s voices.—2. Mixed voices.
© Nov. 14, 1932; E pub. 34178,
34179; Carl Fischer, ine. 1207, 1208
Journey (A) to Mars [and] Through
the wildwood ; by Gardiner Glos; pf.
© Dee. 28, 1932; E pub. 34812;
Gardiner Glos. 1209
Jug (A) of wine, a loaf of bread and
thou; w and melody Al Lewis, Jack
Meskill and Vincent Rose. © Jan.
7, 1983; E unp. 65972; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 1210
Jumping Jacks; by Michael Aaron; pf.
with w. © Dec. 29, 1932; E pub.
34399; G. Schirmer, inc. 1211
June dawn; gavotte, by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 678, no. 5, ed. Rudolph Ma-
gin; violin and pf. © Dec. 30, 1932;
E pub. 34108; Theodore Presser co.
, i312
Jungle (La); polyphonie, Georges
Migot; orgue principal et orch. Par-
tition. © Nov... 7,!)"1982} (hy? for.
27886; Alphonse Leduc et cie. 12138
Just a memory of love; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 19383; E unp. 65932;
Julia Claire Moffit. 1214
Just a pain in the parlor; melody
Harry Sweet. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E
unp. 66414; Southern music pub co.,
ine. 1215
Just a picture for a keepsake; song, m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1 «.
Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66256; Crete
Steele. 1216
Just a shack by old Mt. Hood; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 3, 19383; BH unp.
66807 ; Lola Mendenhall. 1217
Just a song; song. © 1c. Jan. 17,
1933; E unp. 66889; Martin George
Gregor. 1218
43
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1219
Just a southern boy long ways from
home; song. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1933;
E unp. 66088; John Curry Spikes.
1219
Just an old fashioned picture of you;
song, m Jack Mahoney. © Nov. 29,
1932; E pub. 34427; Carroll F. Pot-
tle. 1220
Just another love song; song, m Frank
N. Mitchell. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E
unp. 66321; Marion Morgan. 1221
Just another sunset; cho., w and mel-
ody. ©l1e. Jan. 24, 19383; E unp.
66721; John Ross Mitchell. 1222
Just born to be lonesome; w and mel-
ody Gus Kahn and Lew Pollack. ©
1 ¢ Jan. 25;.1933;> 2 unp: 669338:
Irving Berlin, inc. 1223
Just for one day: w and m Reed Ran-
net. (C).1.¢" dans, 2.19832) 8) timp:
66668; Agnes M. Palmer. 1224
Just in one night with you; waltz
song, w L. P. Adelantar, jr. ©l1e.
Oct. 28, 1932; E unp. 63317; Isidro
A. Escare. 1225
Just one loving glance; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1933; E unp. 65942;
John A. Barich. 1226
Just painting a picture of you; song.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1932; E unp. 64518;
Kimball Black, jr. gb virg
Just some melodies at large; melody.
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 66761:
Herman Oscar Delshaft. 1228
Just the name of mother; song. ©
1c. Jan. 18, 1988; E unp. 66507;
Lydia R. Cutton. 1229
Just three little words and a kiss;
song. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp.
66228; Howard C. Pulver. 1230
Just to hold a baby in your arms; song,
m A. J. Turner and A. J. Weidt. ©
1 e. Jan. 14, 19838; E unp. 66240;
Arnold J. Turner. 1231
Just when I needed you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Jan. 30, 1933; E unp.
67005: Louise Piccolo. 1232
Just you; song, melody Lee Turner.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 19383; E unp. 66881;
Mary Pizer. 1233
Just you and I; fox-trot, w and m Ray
Gold. © Jan. 30, 1933; Epub.
34570: Joe Davis, inc. 1234
Justa coupla guys; w and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 6, 19383; E unp. 65927; Rob-
ert LaSalle Lemke. 1235
pt. I, 0. s., v. 28
Kamehala; valse, Rose Cornaz; guit.
hawaienne avec. ace. de guit. espa-
gnole. © Oct. 1, 19382; E for. 27436;
Henry Lemoine et cie. 1236
Kkarjinsky (N.) Concerto; dans le
style ancien pour violoncelle et
orch.; violoncelle et pf. © Nov. 10,
1932; E for. 27917; Editions Max
Eschig. 1237
Karleen: light opera, freely adapted
from a play by Kotzebue, bk. A.
Goodlet, lyrics A. Goodlet and J. A.
Findlay, m J. A. Findlay. © Jan.
13, 1933; D 28370; James Albert
Findlay. 7"
Kayser (Heinrich Ernst) 36 etuden;
op. 20, neu bearb. Maxim Jacobsen ;
violino; *' ©: Oct. 13, ‘39325 Hr Vee
27952; Universal edition, a. g.
1238
Keep on smilin’ all the time; w Roy
W. Lamkins, m Ray Felletter. ©
1c. Jan. 13, 1933; E unp. 66185; Roy
W. Lamkins and Raymond J. Fellet-
ter. 1239
Keep smiling thru; w F. W. Chassé,
m Raoul Lepine: with ukulele arr.
© Jan. 10, 1933; E pub. 34394; Fred
W. Chassé and Raymond Chassé.
1240
Keep the old faded roses for me: valse
song. ©1. Jan. 17, 19383; E unp.
66904: E Roswell Reed. 1241
Keep your eyes on Jesus and you'll
shine; hymn, w Herbert Buftum;
mixed voices. © Dec. 22, 1932; E
pub. 34149; Chas. Wm. Walkem.
1242
Keepin’ up with the Joneses: song.
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 66646;
Raymond Grace. 1243
Key to Broadway; pf. with w. ©1e.
Jan. 27, 1933; E unp. 66867; Carroll
S. Balcom. 1244
Kid yourself along; w and melody.
©1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66319:
Irene Scott. 1245
King Cole's fiddle book; easy and pro-
gressive trios for 3 violins, Adam
Carse. Sc. and pts. pt. 1, 2. © Nov.
30, 1932; E for. 27609, 27610; Augen-
er, ltd. 1246, 1247
King (The) of heaven; motet. w from
Caedmon’s Creation, m Alfred
Whitehead; 6-pt. mixed cho. and
semi-cho., women’s voices. © Dec.
13, 1932; E pub. 34039; Oliver Ditson
co., ine. 1248
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
King of the highway; pf. with w. ©
1c. Jan. 26, 1933; E unp. 66835; Lu-
cille Pierce Ferguson. 1249
Kiss (A) in spring; selection, Emme-
rich Kalman and H. Griffiths, arr.
Herbert Griffiths; pf. © Nov. 23,
1932; E for. 27708; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd. 1250
Kiss (A) in springtime; fox-trot, from
A kiss in spring, w L. du Garde
Peach, m Emmerich Kalman and
Herbert Griffiths. © Nov. 238, 1932;
E for. 27701; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd. [Copyright is claimed
on changes in music by H. Griffiths
and English words] 1251
Kiss me before I leave; w and melody
©1e. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67121;
Beatrice Eccleston Lane. 1252)
Kiss me while we’re dancing; song.
© 1e. Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 67012;
Lee Parsons, jr. 1253
Kiss me while we’re waltzing; song.
©1ec. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 66661;
Mabel M. Metrovich, Arthur G.
Nevins and Carlyle Nelson. 1254
Kleine Elisabeth; tango, w Giinther
Schwenn u. Peter Schaeffers, m
Willy Rosen. © Dec. 20, 1932; E
for. 27505; Musikverlag City. 1255
Kleine (Hine) reise im frtihling mit
dir; English waltz, text u. m Fritz
Rotter u. Walter Jurmann, klavier
arr. Walter Borchert. © Feb. 19,
1931; E for. 28097; Weiner bohéme-
verlag, Otto Hein. 1256
Klipp-klapp, die liebe ist da; walzer,
w Karl Wilczynski, m A. R. Zihr-
inger u. KE. Rubens, Klavier-arr. Wal-
ter Borchert. © Mar. 12, 1932; E
for. 28105; Weiner boheme verlag,
G.m.b.H. 1257
spezial-arr. Walter Bor-
chert; orch. stimmen. © Mar. 12,
1932; E for. 28116; Weiner boheme
verlag, G.m.b.H. 1258
Klumpkey (Julia) Adagio; trio, vi-
olin, viola and violoncello.. © Jan.
7, 1982; E pub. 343806; Julia Klump-
key. 1259
— Quatre piéces; alto et pf. © Dec.
1, 1932; E pub. 34219; Julia Klump-
key. 1260
Knights of chivalry; grand march,
Louis J. Panella; full orch. pts. ©
Jan. 20, 19388; E pub. 34435; Volk-
wein bros., ine. 1261
1274
Know your man; melody. © 1. Jan.
20, 19383; E unp. 66592; Minyde
Zentner. 1262
Konnen sie mil nicht bis morgen, ihr
geliebtes herzchen borgen; tango,
text Beda u. Peter Herz, m Paul
Mann, klavier arr. Martin Uhl. ©
Feb. 16, 1931; E for. 28099; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Otto Hein. 1263
Komm’, mein schatz; marsch, w Gus-
_tav Althoff u. Charles Amberg, m
Artur Guttman u. Hans J. Salter.
© yAus, A455 1980 oR for.) 28t59)-
Wiener bohéme-verlag, G.m.b.H.
1264
KYrenek (Ernst) Vier kleine minner-
chore; nach fragmenten v. Holderlin,
m H. KYenek, op. 32; a cappella mit
alt-solo. ©. Oct. 21, 1932; E for.
27953 ; Universal edition, a.g. 1265
Kreutzer (Rudolf) 42 etudes ou
caprices; neu hrsg. Maxim Jacobsen ;
violino. © Nov. 15, 1932; E for.
27949; Universal edition, a.g. 1266
Kuss’ ich auch manchmal gerne an-
dere frauen; English waltz, w Mary
Rauch u. Johnny Hub, m Otto Geit-
ner, klay. arr. Hans Schneider. ©
Nov. 29, 1932; E for. 28002; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky ).
1267
Ladies of the jury ; melody Max Stein-
er.) © Aes a0 ates te, 198a eH ann,
64467; Southern music pub. co., inc.
1268
Lady Prosperity: w and melody. © 1
ce. Jan. 6, 1983; E unp. 65952; Ber-
nice Barnes Proctor. 1269
Lady with a past; melody Harold
Lewis. ©1-¢. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
66423; Southern musie pub. co., inc.
1270
Lago (Un) azul; bolero, w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 193838; E unp. 66092;
Pedro Berrios. 1271
Lago di Braies; di Giulio Cesare Son-
zogno; 8 tempi per orch. Partitura.
© Oct. 31, 19382; E for. 27350; Soci-
eta anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 1272
Laissez jouer jeunes gens; francais du
15° siécle, m Jean Dupérier; choeur
pour voix d’hommes, sans ace. ©
Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 27401; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 1273
Lamb (The) ; unison, w William Blake
m Walford Davies. © Jan. 24, 1933;
E for. 27993; Novello & @o., ltd.
1274
45
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1275
pt. I, Huss ve Bs
Lamento Gitano; paso-doble, José M. | Leaves; m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
Lucchesi; orch. ptes. © Oct. 1,
19382; E for. 27406; Henry Lemoine
et cie. 1275
Lamp (The); song, w Sara Teasdale.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1933; E unp. 65890;
Edward C. Potter. 1276
Landmandsliv; 8 sange fra sangspil,
tekst Berge og Arvid Miller, m Kai
Normann Andersen; pf. © Dec. 17,
1932; E for. 276384; Wilhelm Hansen.
1277
Lantern land; operetta, libretto Geof-
frey F. Morgan, m Geoffrey O’Hara ;
treble voice cho. pts., unace. © Jan.
12, 1933; E pub. 34579; C. C. Birch-
ard & co. 1278
Last dance; w Irving Pincus, and mel-
ody. ©.1 ¢ Jan: 28, 1933 ° H unp.
66965; Michael Flagg. 1279
Last night; by Halfdan Kjerulf, arr.
Henry S. Sawyer, bowed and fin-
gered Frank J. Blazek; violin with
pf. ace. © Dee. 30, 1982; E pub.
34141; McKinley music co. 1280
w Tom Kennedy and Dick San-
ford, m Geo. B. McConnell; pf.
treble. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp.
67093; Nattrass-Schenck, ine. 1281
Last night I dreamed of love return-
ing; waltz, w and melody. ©1..
Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66244; Dudley
Jackson. 1282
Laughing at life; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 24, 19383; E unp. 66714;
Morris Davidofsky. 1283
Laughing it off; song, w Sid Adler
and Lenny Litman. © 1c. Jan. 16,
1933; E unp. 66330; Dorothy G.
Rosenberg. 1284
Laura Lou; fox-trot, w and m Mrs.
J. J. Beyersdorfer. © 1c. Jan. 17,
1983; E unp. 66905; Amanda R.
Beyersdorfer. 1285
Lazy daisies; by Rob Roy Peery; pf.
© Jan. 5, 1933; E pub. 34295; B. F.
Wood music co. 1286
Le dire, c’est bien; de Azor, couplets
Max Eddy, m Gaston Gabaroche;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Oct. 1,
1932; E for. 27418; Editions Sala-
bert. 1287
Lead us on to victory; hymn. © Dee.
24, 1982; E pub. 34297; Ida C.
Young. 1288
©1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 66747;
1289
Leavin’ at midnite; song. ©1c. Jan.
138, 1983; E unp. 66179; Sylvia Bar-
den Doane. 1290
Lecons d’harmonie des éléves ayant
remporté le premier prix aux con-
cours des classes d’harmonie, année
1932 ; basse et chant donnés, Georges
Becker, Georges Htie and others,
réalisation, Georges Bouriette.
Pierre Lantier and others. © Noy.
1, 1982; E for. 27848; Heugel. 1291
Left, left right; song. © 1c. Jan. 3,
1933; E unp. 65826; Hamilton For-
rest. 1292
Left-right [and] Little waltz; by
Adam Carse; string quartet with pf.-
conductor. pts. © Nov. 25, 1932;
E for. 27614; Augener, Itd. 1293
Légendes (Les) de la forét; de Sang
Viennois, J. Strauss, arr. Yatove;
pf... ©, Oct. 1, 1982; EB for, 37429;
Choudens. 1294
Legion convention march; song. ©
1c. Jan. 31, 19383; E unp. 67080;
Conroy Alfred Leonard. 1295
Legion (The) of the lost; melodious
monologue, w R. P. Weston and Bert
Lee, m Harris Weston; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 30, 1932; E for. 27657 ;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 1296
Lento e patetico; v. Matiegka-Schu-
bert, konzert-transkription, Joachim
Stutschewsky ; violoncello u. pf. ©
Lucy Humphrey.
Dee. 8, 1952; 8 for. Srstieaes
Schott’s sodhne. — 1297
Lessons in love; song. © 1. Jan.
23, 1983; E unp. 66677; James Tan-
nie. 1298
Let me give my happiness to you;
from Good companions, w Douglas
Furber, m George Posfordi; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 23, 1933; E for.
27962; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
1299
Let me hold your hand; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Jan. 30, 1933; E unp.
67000; William H. Bunn. 1300
Let me linger; w and melody. © 1c.
Jan. 6, 1983; E unp. 65947; Joe Ma-
roni. 1301
Let’s all start over again; song. ©
1c. Jan. 138, 1983; E unp. 66153;
Mildred Cunningham Todd. 1302
46
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 19383
Let’s confess; w Arthur Freed, mel-
ody Al Hoffman and Al Goodhart.
©1c. Jan. 31, 1983; E unp. 67112;
Leo Feist, inc. 1303
Let’s forgive and forget; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 65774;
Belva Spicer. 1304
Let’s go back to yesterday; song. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 20, 19383; E unp. 66586;
James R. Gardner. 1305
Let’s go to Chicago today; song. ©
1 ec. Jan. 23, 1983; E unp. 66660;
Sylvia Wienshienk. 1306
Let’s have a cheer for good times; w
and melody. © 1 e. Jan. 30, 1933;
E unp. 67058; Geraid Joseph Bal-
Son. 1307
Let’s paint the future with sunshine;
fox trot song. ©1e. Jan. 18, 1933;
E unp. 66923; Y. M. Offret. 1308
Let the dreadful engines; w Thomas
D’Urfey, m Henry Purcell, arr. and
ed. Edward J. Dent. © Sept. 15,
1932; E for. 27736; Oxford univ.
press. 1309
Let there be love, and there was love;
w Don Hartman, melody Jay Gor-
ney. ©1e. Jan. 25, 1938; E unp.
66789; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 1310
Letter (A) from him; cho., m Sylves-
ter Long Cross. i en Jano;
1933; E unp. 66030; Irene Mills.
ep let
Liberty (The) band march; by Gus
Guentzel; conductor’s sc. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 10, 1983; E unp. 66080; Harold
Wm. Roberts. 1312
Liberty road; w and melody Clarence
Muse. ©1c. Jan. 21, 1933; E unp.
66732; Southern music pub. co., ine.
1313
Liebe (Die) ist da- trallalala; stim-
mungsschlager, m Paul Preil, op.
ofa, arr. Heinz Joachim Vieweg.
© Nov. 15, 1932; E for. 27996; Willi
- Webels. 1314
Liebe kommt, liebe geht . . .; English
waltz, aus Berlin-Alexanderplatz, w
Hans Wilhelm, m Allan Gray, arr.
Walter Borchert; orch. stimmen.
© Oct. 8, 1931; E for. 28160; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 1315
Lied (Das) einer nacht; schlager,
texte Marcellus Schiffer, m Mischa
Spoliansky. © May 30, 1932; E for.
1331
28142; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
b. H. 1316
Lied im frtihling; w Johann Wolfgang
von Goethe, m Erwin Lendyai, op.
70, nr. 3; mé&nnerchor ohne beg.
Partitur, (© Noy. 21, 1930; EF for.
27909; Gebr. Hug & co. 1317
Light (The) of love; song. © 1 ec.
Jan, 23, 1933: E unp. 666388; Max
Tasgal and Jack Finn. 1318
Like an angel from heaven; fox-trot,
melody Morton Browne. © 1 ¢. Jan.
d, 19838; E unp. 65917; Lillian Bor-
enstein. 1319
Like as a father pitieth his children;
w and m Millie Braidwood Wenz;
pi. © Nov. 7, 1932: © pub, 34047;
Millie Goodsmith Wenz. 1320
Lillie you came to me like a star;
waltz sous... © 1°c Jan.''s, 195s
E ounp. 65877; Joe La Form. 1321
Lillies [sic] of the valley; pf. ©1e.
Jan. 14, 19838; E unp. 66245; Flor-
ence C. Regan. 1822
Linda; tango, de Juan Ghirlanda, arr.
Francis Salabert: orech. ptes. et
paroles. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for.
27830; Editions Salabert. 1323
Linda hambo; text: Ake Sdéderblom,
m: Hinar Bjorke; pf. © Dee. 20,
1932; E for. 37683; Edition Sylvain.
1324
Linda Milonguita; tango, Lola Caste-
gnaro, arr. Paul Abel; oreh. pti.
© Oct. 31, 1982;,.E for, 27353; So-
cieta anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 1325
Little alibis; w Harry Pease and Ed.
G. Nelson, melody Abel Baer. ©1e.
Jan. 3, 19383; E nnp. 65822; . Leo
Feist, ine. 1326
Little Anna Mae; fox-trot song. ©1e.
Jan. 17, 1933; E unp. 66906; John
S. Martin. 1327
Little bit 0’ sunshine: w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 66768 ;
Beulah Claypool. 1328
Little (The) brown house in the val-
ley ; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Jan. 19, 1933;
E unp. 66537: Hazel Beymer Smith.
1329
Little bugler; by William M. Felton:
pf. © Dec. 30, 1982; E pub. 34126;
MeKinley music co. 1330
Little by little: w. m and ukulele arr.
© 1 ¢. Jan. 17, 1983; E unp. 66395 ;
Sarah Frances Marshall. 1331
47
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1332
Little (The) church in Tennessee; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 12, 1933;
E unp. 66156; Volney Blanchard.
1332
Little Cinderella: song, w G. Guerin.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 66967 ;
Lyle Dubois and Grattan Guerin.
1333
Little (A)
Ada May Piaget, op. 55; pf.
5, 1983; E pub. 34289; B.
music Co. }
flower of springtime; by
© Jan.
F. Wood
1334
Little green gate to heaven; w Fred
Meadows, m Ernest Charles. © Jan.
3, 1933; E pub. 34097; Harms, inc.
1335
Little (A) home for two; waltz; pf.
with) aw. kOah cyan 50. Oss oBy
unp. 67040: Harold D. Miller. 1336
Little hunk of meat: song. © 1 «©
Jan. 30, 1983; E unp. 67036; John
Troy. 1837
Little (The) Jesus; Christmas earol,
w Lizette W. Reese; mixed voices.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1933; E unp. 65886;
Edward C. Potter. 1338
Little Jim Crow; w John Essex, m
J. Maynard Grover. © Nov. 25,
1932; E. for. 27958; Cary & co. -13839
Little lost silver spoon; song. © 1 «.
Jan. 20, 1983; E unp. 66587; Mary
M. Riley. 1340
Little (A) love game; w and m John
P. Scott and Dorothy E. Borchers.
© Jan. 3, 1933; E pub.. 34550; Wal-
ter A. Quincke. 1341
Little Mary Lou; fox trot song. ©
1 c. Jan. 18, 1983; E unp. 66924;
George McGinnis. 1342
Little (The) old brick church; w and
melody Herald Goodman, Dean Up-
son and Curt Poulton; with string
arr. © Dec. 29, 1932; E pub. 34331;
Vagabonds, Dean, Curt and Herald.
1343
Little princess; English Marjorie
Harper, Spanish M. E. Palomero, m
J. Padilla, arr. J. Rosamond John-
son. © Jan. 10, 1933; E pub. 34314;
Edward B. Marks music corp. 13844
Little (The) rich girl, who was poor;
operetta, w and m Carolyn R. Free-
man. © Aug. 25, 1932; D 28368;
Eldridge entertainment house, inc.
1344*
pt. III, 0. s., Vv. 28
Little sunshine girl: song, w Jas.
O. Dees. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1933; E
unp. 66635; Louise Dees. 1345
Little (The) white church on the hill;
hymn, m Alice M. Fagen. © 1 «©
Jan. 30, 1983; E unp. 67039; Lester
P. Fagen. 1346
Lioer (Y); cantata wedi ei darparu
ai threfnu i leisiau trebl o geinciau,
w Charles Williams, tr. into Welsh
T. Gwynn Jones, m Henry Pureell,
arr. W. Gillies Whittaker. © Nov.
17, 1932; E for. 27746; Oxford univ.
press. 1347
Lob der bestiindigkeit ; w Johann Wolf-
gang v. Goethe, m Erwin Lendvyai,
op. 58, nr. 1; dreistimmigen frauen-o.
kinderchor ohne begl. Partitur. ©
Oct. 29, 1980; E for. 27910; Gebr.
Hug & co. 1348
Logan square legionnaire; by Albert
E. Long; 1 and 2 G’s, bass bugle,
tenor, snare, cym. and bass. Se.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1933; E unp. 65885;
Logan square drum and bugle Corps.
1349
Lolita; song, m Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66272;
Elmer Shrum. 1350
Lolita’s awakening: waltz-tango: pf.
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1983; E unp. 66404;
Ethel L. Mahoney. 1351
Lolita’s dream; fox-trot tango; pf. ©
1 ec. Jan. 18, 1933; E unp. 66405;
Ethel L. Mahoney. 1352
Londonderry air; old Irish melody,
arr. Zarh M. Bickford; Hawaiian
guit. solo, and 2d Hawaiian guit.
obbl., with pf. ace. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E pub. 34028; Fred Heltman Co.
1353
Lonely; fox-trot, w and melody. ©
1¢ Jan. 14, 19838; E unp. 66252;
Paul Madison Kniskern. 1354
—— meiody with uf. ace. © Pe
Jan. 3, 1983: E unp. 66630; Anna
Simonson and Marie Christianson.
1355
song, m Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66022;
Helena Christensen. 1356
Lonely and blue till I met you; song.
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1983; E unp. 66300;
Bessie Sutton Ford. 1357
Lonely (A) hill-billy; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 20. 1983; E unp. 66582;
William Eberhardt, jr. 1358
48
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1386
no. 1, 1983
Lonely nights; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Jan. 28, 1933; E unp. 66959; Clara
EK. Morris. 1359
Lonely park; fox-trot, w Mack David,
m Harry Stride, arr. Jack Mason;
orch. pts., with male trio arr. J.
Rosamond Johnson. © Jan. 4, 1933;
E pub. 34230; Edward B. Marks mu-
sie corp. 1360
Lonely without you; pf. with w. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 18, 1983; E unp. 66196;
Veeda Emma Amalia Mandel Meyers.
1361
Lonesome and blue; w and m Hdwin
Tillman, arr. Jean Walz; with
Hawaiian guit. solo arr. N. Manoloff
and ukulele and guit. chords. ©
Jan. 9, 19338; E pub. 34457; M. M.
Cole pub. co. 1362
Lonesome for someone; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1933; E unp. 65922;
William Krumin. 1363
Lonesome Valley Sally; w Tom Ken-
nedy and Dick Sanford, m Geo. B.
McConnell; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Jan.
31, 1983; E unp. 67110; Nattrass-
Schenck, inc. 1364
Lord (The) of life; Easter cantata,
w Mattie B. Shannon, m Roy HE.
Nolte; mixed voices. © Jan. 3,
1933; E pub. 343829; Lorenz pub. co.
1365
Lorelei; legend of the Rhine, w Sydney
Holden, and melody. © 1 ¢. Jan.
24, 1983; E unp. 66719; Otto Motzan.
1366
Lorenz’s vox humana no. 4; volun-
taries, compiled H. von Berge; or-
gan. © Dec. 20, 1932; E pub. 34330;
Lorenz pub. co. 1367
Lost (The) eat; lyric E. V. Rieu, m
Ernest Austin; unison voices. ©
Dec. 20, 1982; E for. 27598; Elkin &
co., Itd. 1368
Lost, strayed or stolen; fox-trot song,
w Viv. Clark. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1933;
EK unp. 67029; Geo. Lee Turner.
1369:
Lough Erne; song. © Nov. 3, 1932; E
for. 27791; Anna Meakin. 1370
Love; w and melody Matt Malneck
and Frank Signorelli. © 1 ¢ Jan.
12, 19838; E unp. 66860; Famous
music corp. 1371
Love, bring my love back to me; from
Hypnotized, w Bernie Grossman, m
Desider Josef Vecsei; with ukulele
arr. © Dee. 24, 1932; E pub. 34299;
Famous music corp. 1372
——w Bernie Grossman, m Desider
Josef Vecsei. © 1c. Nov. 29, 1932;
E unp. 64557; Mack Sennett, inc.
1373
Love came to my garden; w and m
Helen Matthews. © 1 c. Dec. 30,
1932; E unp. 65992; Helen Mat-
thews de Lashmutt, i. e. Mrs. John
M. de Lashmutt. 1374
Love charm key; w and melody. ©
1 e¢e Jan. 25, 19388; E unp. 66782;
Pioter Nussinof. 1375
Love (A) divine; w and melody. ©
1 Je” Jan. 4," 1933") Bi unp, "Gd8e2-
Samuel Alexander Lewis Evans.
13876
Love has found me at last; w and m
Al Dobie. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1933; E
unp. 66097 ; Alex W. Dobieski. 1377
Love has no depression; w Albert
Howard, m Merrick Barton. © 1c.
Dee. 27, 1932; E unp. 65878; Albert
Howard Barton. ; 1378
Love holds me fast; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1933; E unp. 66879;
Nell Thompson Miller. STS
Love in the moonlight for me; w J. C.
Lewis, jr., m Charley Kisco; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 27, 1983; E
pub. 34587; Sherman, Clay & co.
1380
Love is a charming thing; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1983; E unp.
66044; Antonio Vallevona. 1381
Love iS a dream; fox-trot, w J. C.
Lewis, jr.. m Charley Kisco; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 26, 1933; E
pub. 34585; Leo Feist, inc. 1882
w J. C. Lewis, jr., melody Charley
Kisco. © 1c. Jan. 14, 19338; E unp.
66205; Leo. Feist, inc. 1383
Love is dead: w and m F. C. Bern-
hardt and Dorothy Bates. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 31, 1983; E unp. 67079; Fred
Charles Bernhardt. 1384
Love lingers on; song, m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. © 1¢. Jan. 9, 1983 ;
E unp. 66023; Jack Rose and Ruby
Tunks. 1385
Love me; from A good woman poor
thing, w and m Arthur Margetson.
© Jan. 23, 19383; E pub. 34510;
Harms, ine. 1386
49
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1387
Love me—Continued.
song. ©1c. Jan. 3, 19383; E unp.
65853 ; Arthur Margetson. 1387
——violin and pf. © 1. Jan. 3,
1933; E unp. 65832; Maurice Zbri-
ger. 1388
Love me always; valse song. © 1.
Jan. 9, 1988; E unp. 66011; Helen
Farnham Gleason. 1389
Love me too; w and melody. © 1 ©.
Jan. 10, 1983; E unp. 66074; Louis
Di Dio. 1390
w Jess Holbert, m W. Robinson.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1983; E unp. 66609;
Jesse Holbert and Wesley Robinson.
1391
Love me while you may; melody. ©
1 ce. Jan. 14, 19388; E unp. 66224;
Michael Moosa. 1392
Love on a farm; w and m Mildred
Maurer and Millicent Jean; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 28, 1933; E
pub. 384559; Randolph music pub-
lishers. 1393
Love (The) racquet; musical comedy,
bk. and lyrics I. A. Rosenthal, m
Arthur J. Bronstein. ©1e. Jan. 3,
19383 ; D 28361; Ira A. Rosenthal.
1393*
Love returns; w G. Panzone, melody
i; Kaplan. . ©,.1 .c.,, Jan. 19,;.1933;
E unp. 66532; Frank Kaplan and
Gene Panzone. 1394
Love's the joy of life; waltz, from
The school for husbands, w Helen
Gardom, m Raie Da Costa. © Dec.
24, 19382; E for. 27699; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd. 1395
Love sleeps in the rose; w and m
Helen Matthews. © 1 c¢. Dec. 30,
1932; E unp. 65994; Helen Mat-
thews de Lashmuitt, i. e. Mrs. John
M. de Lashmutt. 1396
Love supreme; pf. with w. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 25, 1983; EB unp. 66755; Ulyssie
Esther Burrous. 1397
Love tales; w and m Benny Davis,
Sam H. Stept and Milton Ager; with
ukulele arr. Arnold New. © Jan. 3,
1933; E pub. 34157; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inc. 1398
Love will always find a way; w and m
EK. D. Worsham and Ruth Depper-
man; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Jan. 30,
1933; E unp. 67023; Eloise Depper-
man Worsham. 1399
pt. 111, HES. ye
Love you are the sunrise; w Harold
Adamson, melody Burton Lane. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 21, 1933; E unp. 66615;
Irving Berlin, inc. 1400
Love you caught me sleeping; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1983; E
unp. 66801; Elsie Trewin. 1401
Loveliness; song. © 1 ¢. Jan. 20,
1933; E unp. 67065; John H. Wood-
bury, ine. 1402
Lovely; song. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1933; E
unp. 66014; Arnold B. Leipold.
1403
Lovely little fratilein; w Mack Gor-
don, m Harry Revel, arr. Kendall
Burgess; with ukulele arr. © Nov.
30, 1932; E pub. 34821; Kornheiser
music pub. ¢co., ine. 1404
Lovely weather; w L. J. Monaghan,
jr., J. Solomon and Thos. Naughton;
pf. with w. © 1. Jan. 19, 1933;
E unp. 66519 ; Leo Joseph Monaghan,
jr. and Julius Solomon. 1405
Lover mine; w and m C. Sam Wilke.
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66106;
Henrietta Josephine Wilke and
Clyde Schulz Wilke. 1406
Lover o’mine; w Dorothy Quick, m
Cecil Cowles. © Jan. 6, 1933; HE
pub. 34811; G. Ricordi & co., ine.
1407
Lovers; w and melody. © 1. Jan.
24, 1933; E unp. 66701; Ralph Wurt-
zel. 1408
Lover’s land; song, melody Larry E.
Goffin. © 1c. Jan. 9, 19383; E unp.
66105; Kermit Olson. 1409
Lovers lane where you whispered you'd
be mine; waltz, w and m Harold
Eugene Stewart; with ukulele arr.
©1c. Jan. 13, 19383; E unp. 66285;
Harold Stewart. 1410
Lover’s waltz; by H. F. Hensel; treble
se. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp.
66329; Harry Francis Hensel. 1411
w and melody. © 1. Jan. 25,
1933; E unp. 66769; Anthony Emil
Gliotton. 1412
w Joan Jasmyn, m Maurice K.
Jerome, pf. sc. Merle T. Kendrick;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 4, 1983;
E pub. 34113; M. K. Jerome music
corp. 1413
Love’s adieu; song. © 1 ce. Jan. 21,
1983; E unp. 66611; Melville Grems.
1414
50
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Love’s freedom; song, melody Shelly
Hee) Alley, 1© i Li'e. Jan. 11,1983;
HE unp. 66132; Dora Pernot. 1415
Love’s mystery; w and melody. ©
1c Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 65789;
Frank Tychewicz. 1416
Love’s old sweet song iS a new song
to me; w and melody Dana Suesse.
© 1c. Jan, 12, 19338; E unp. 66358 ;
Famous music corp. 1417
Love’s sincerity; w and m R. L. Sid-
dons. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
65761; Sydney L. Rothery. 1418
Love’s whispering melody; waltz
song, melody Jimmie Means. ©1c.
Jan, 21, 1933; E unp. 66664; Ches-
ter Thurlow Finley. 1419)
Lovey; w Arthur Freed, melody Al
Hoffman and Al Goodhart. © 1.
Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67115; Leo
Feist, inc. 1420
Lovin’ man; song; with ukulele arr.
© Jan. 23, 1933; E pub. 34558; Rose
Mary Richardville and Frank M.
Anleitner. 1421
Loving all the day; fox-trot song. ©
1 c@ Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66302;
Norval Embree. 1422
Low down upon the Harlem river ;-w
Mack Gordon, melody Harry Revel.
-©1e. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66314;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
1423
Lucky for me; from Good companions,
w Douglas Furber, m George Pos-
ford; with ukulele arr. © Jan. 23,
1933; E for. 27963; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd. 1424
Lullaby; by Albert Sammons; violin
and pf. © Dec. 6, 1932; E for.
27585; Hawkes & son (London) ltd.
1425
— pf. ©1ec. Jan. 11, 1933; E unp.
66138; Marian Whittaker March.
1426
[and] Dance; by Adam Carse;
string quartet with pf.-conductor.
pts. © Nov. 25, 1932; E for. 27613;
Augener, ltd. 1427
Lulu; song, with ukulele arr. © Dec.
10, 1932; E pub. 34460; Harry Lang-
don. 1428
Luna (La) e l’usignolo; versi Angiolo
Silvio Novaro, m Giulio Cesare Son-
zogno. © Oct. 31, 1982; E for.
27357; Societé anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 1429
1445
Lupe schottisch; pf. © 1c. Jan. 9,
1933; E unp. 66059; Francisco R.
Arellano. 1430
Lyo glade; fox-trot, Ed. Mahieux et
Craven; orch. ptes. © Oct. 1, 1932;
E for. 27390; Choudens. 1431
M. & O. blues no. 3; my baby called
the police, w and melody Walter
Davis. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; EB unp.
66426; Southern music pub. co., inc.
1432
Ma l’amore é un’ altra cosa; valzer,
letra Michele Galdieri, m Dan Cas-
lar. 1. Orch. pti., arr. G. Bonnard.—
2. Pf.—8. Mandolino. © Oct. 20,
1982; E for. 27340, 27342, 27343;
Fratelli Curci. 1433-1435
Ma li’l black coon; w Eric Haydon, m
Henry Geehl; in D. © Novy. 17,
1982; E for. 27778; Edwin Ashdown,
ltd. 1436
Ma vieille maison; par Yatove; pf. ©
Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 27422; Choudens.
1437
McCravy (The Frank & Jim) album of
fireside songs; composed, arr. and
compiled Frank & Jim McCravy;
with guit. arrs. © Dec. 30, 1932;
AA 113788 ; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 1488
Mach mich nicht melancholisch; aus
Der tanzende Shylock, text Géza
Herezeg u. Leo Straus, m Erwin
Straus, erl. klavier arr. Hans Schnei-
der. © Nov. 28, 1932; E for. 27998;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky ). 1439
Mad moments; w Mack Gordon, m
Harry Revel. © Jan. 28, 1938; E
pub. 34551; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc. 1440
Madiana; mélodie antillaise, paroles
et m Maiotte Almaby. © Dec. 10,
1932; E for. 27369; Editions José
phine Baker. 1441
Madonna wo bist du; schlager, w Max
Bertuch u. Hanns Dekner, m AI-
brecht Haselbach, hft. 1, 2. © Sept.
30, 1932; E for. 27480, 27481; Rondo-
verlag, G. m b. H. 1442, 1448
—— walzer, w Hanns Dekner u. Max
Bertuch, m Albrecht Haselbach, arr.
Horst Hoffman. 1. Gesang u. klav.—
2. Orch. stimmen. © Sept. 22, 1932;
E for. 27476, 27477; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H. 1444, 1445
Miidel weine nicht so sehr; marsch,
aus Der schénste mann im astaate,
51
SS ee Hn ee i eee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1446
Midel weine nicht so sehr—Continued.
text u. m Gustav Althoff u. Artur
Guttmann, arr. Richard Etlinger;
orch. stimmen. © Feb. 17, 1932; E
for. 28145: Wiener bohéme-verlag,
cm. bE 1446
w Gustav Althoff, m
Artur Guttmann. © Feb. 17, 1932;
E for. 28108; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Gam. bh. H: 1447
Maid (The) in calico; w and melody.
© 1 ce. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66219;
William A. Orr. 1448
Maid in Germany; waltz, old German,
arr. Albert Harvey; 2 violins. ©
Dec. 31, 19382: E pub. 34016; Fred
Heltman ¢€o. 1449
Main title: melody Max Steiner. ©
1 ¢c.. Jan, 7,,1983;.H. unp...GG646s ;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 1450
Mais lorsque tu danses; tango, paroles
Jacques Bousquet. m Rose Cornaz.
- © Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 27885; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 1451
Make that cocktail shaker ring; w and
m Sylvan Green, arr. Geo. F. Brie-
gel; pf. treble. ©1c. Jan. 16, 1933;
E unp. 663841; Frank J. Small. 1452
Maker of dreams: w and m George
Brown and Alfred Solman; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 3, 1933; E pub.
34098 ; M. Witmark & sons. 1453
©) 4: €>Sfamt? 3,
w and melody.
1933; E unp. 65848; Plin Joseph
Swanson. 1454
Malgré moi; valse chanson, de film
Avec l’assurance, paroles Saint-Gra-
nier. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 28044;
Ch. Borel-Clere. 1455
Mama’s darling; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Jan. 19, 1983; E unp. 66589; Andrew
J. Churney. 1456
Mammys lullabye ; fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. © Jan. 25, 1933; E pub. 34581:
Ray Genung. 1457
Man braucht kein geld; foxtrot aus
dem lustspiel, text Giinther Bibo u.
Willy Rosen, m Willy Rosen, spezial-
arr. Karl Buchholz; salon orch.
stimmen. © Aug. 21, 1932; E for.
27800; Crescendo theaterverlag, G.
1s tapi san 1458
schlager aus dem musikalischen
lustspiel, text Willy Rosen u. Giin-
ther Bibo, m Willy Rosen. © Sept.
12, 1982: E for. 27805; Crescendo
theaterverlag, G. m. b. H. 1459
pt. III, 0. s., v. 28
Manchuria; melody Max Steiner. ©
1 ec. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 66446;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 1460
Maniu, moja Maniu; stowa: W. J.
Weglarz, muzyka: E. B. Stuart. ©
1c. Jan. 9, 1983; E unp. 66042; Wil-
liam John Weglarz. 1461
Manuale di cultura musicale generale;
armonia, Carlo Pedron. parte 2",
corso teorico-pratico. © Nov. 2,
1932: A for. 19190; A. & G. Carisch
& C. 1462
Maoriland; solo or duet, w Nell and
L. Carr. © Jan. 7, 1933; ee
34288 ; Laurence Carr. 1463
Maracca: rumba Cubana, letra Isa
Roy y Romerito [and] Er nifio der
sarampion; pasodoble comico tauri-
no, letra José Remon Vallejo: m
Valeriano Millan; orch. ptes. ©
Nov. 10, 1932; E for. 27363; Her-
mann Haberer Helasco. 1464
Mareadet 49-27; de van Hoorebéke;
pf. © Dec.-1, 1982; BE for. 2aaees.
Choudens. 1465
March (The) king; pf. ©1ec. Jan. 27,
1933; E unp. 66842; Frank James
Reger. 1466
March of the fauns; by Harold Wans-
borough; pf. © Dee. 30, 1932; E
pub. 34122; McKinley music co.
1467
March of the magi; by Garth Edmund-
son; organ. © Dec. 28, 1932; E pub.
34066; H. W. Gray co. 1468
March of the men of Harlech; ed. and
arr. W. H. Reed; violin and pf.
© Oct. 18, 1982; E for. 27730; Ox-
ford univ. press. 1469
March on, march on for Jersey; song,
w Eugene R. Musgrove. 1 Sop. 1, 2
and alto, or sop., alto and bass.—2.,
Solo, with ad lib upper voice. ©
Dec. 31, 1832; E pub. 34607; Carl
H. Galloway. 1470
Marcha soldadinho; pf. © Nov. 12,
1932; E for. 27467 ; Octavio Pinto.
1471
Marche hongroise; tour de force en
octaves, H. Kowalski, freely arr.
Alberto Jonas; 2 pfs. 4 hands. ©
Dec. 9, 1932; E pub. 34206; Carl
Fischer, inc. 1472
Marche indienne; de Ad. Sellenick,
nouvelle version pour grand orch.
et pf. conducteur avec A défaut,
André Petiot. © Oct. 1, 1932; E
for. 27391; Alphonse Leduc et cie.
1473
D2
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Marching along together; w and m
Edward Pola and Franz Steininger ;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 4, 1932; E
for. 28010; Peter Maurice music co.,
ltd. 1474
Margherita Albana; canon, m Paul
Dupin; chceur 4 3 voix, sans acc.
© Dee. 1, 1932; E for. 28079; Du-
rand et Cie. 1475
Marguerites (Les) ; slow-fox, paroles
et m Andrée Grosmaire et Auguste
Persiani; avec accord de l’ukulele.
© Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 27847; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 1476
Marigold; w and melody. © 1 ec.
Jan. 4, 1983; E unp. 65872; Lillian
Vigger's. 1477
Marines (The) have landed; w and
melody.. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; HE
unp. 663863; Hyman Goldman. 1478
Marionnettes; fox-trot de La voix de
Sa maitresse, H. de Béatti et L.
Aube. © May 15, 1932; BH for.
27675; Editions Salabert. 1479
Marita; w and melody. © 1. Jan.
4, 19338; E unp. 65846; Blanche M.
Byce. 1480
——-w Stuart Clarke, m Arthur
Macalpine; with ukulele arr. R. S.
Stoddon. © Dec. 29, 1932; E for.
27695 ; B. Feldman & co. 1481
Marseillaise (La) des contribuables;
song, paroles R. La Peyrade et J.
Casadesus. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
27405; Francis Casadesus. 1482
Martial album for modern fife, bugle
and drum corps; 16 marches com-
posed, adapted and arr. J. J. Don-
nelly and V. L. Mott. © Dec. 15,
1932; E pub. 34185; Carl Fischer,
inc. 1483
Mary Marie ma petite; fox-trot song,
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1933; E unp. 66907;
James M. Dunlap. 1484
Mary, my pretty Mary; song, m Syl-
vester Long Cross. © 1 ¢. Jan. 9,
1933; E unp. 66026; Ben Pyatt.
1485
Masquerade party; minuet, Albert
Holton; violin 1, 2 and pf. © Dee.
29, 1932; E pub. 34200; Carl Fischer,
ine. 1486
Master songs of all time; revised and
ed. Alfred Moffat, breathing, phras-
ing and expression marks Albert
1498
Garcia, new English tr. D. Millar
Craig; med. voice. © Dee. 16, 1932;
E for. 27970; Alfred Lengnick & ¢o.,
ltd. 1487
Masters in this hall; carol anthem,
w William Morris, m based on old
French carol, arr. T. Frederick H.
Candlyn; mixed voices; organ ace.
© Nov. 18, 1932; E pub. 34172; Carl
Fischer, inc. 1488
Matelots (Les) nubiens; canon, m
Paul Dupin; choeur 4 6 voix, fem-
mes et enfants et basses sup., sans
ace. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 28076;
Durand et cie. 1489
May-be; w J. Franklyn Frye; pf.
treble. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1933; E unp.
66506; Howard Bunts. 1490
May morning; by J. Hullah Brown;
percussion band and violin, se. and
pts., with pf.. and child-conductor’s
se. © Dee. 14, 1932: BE for. 27573;
Joseph Williams, Itd. 1491
May the grace of Christ; anthem, w
J. Newton, m Ivor R. Davies; treble
voices. © Dec. 30, 1932; E for.
27491; Novello & co., ltd. 1492
May you not forget; song, w James
Courtney Challiss. © 1 ¢. Dec. 21,
1932; E unp. 66612; Eva Marie
Mouton. 1493
Mazas (F.) Ettiden; op. 36, neubearb.
Maxim Jacobsen ; violine. heft 2. ©
Dec. 20, 1932; E for. 27504; Anton J.
Benjamin, a. &. 1494
=
Mbraccia a me; versi Antonio Bar-
bieri, m Vincenzo di Chiara. ©
Dee. 31, 1982; E for. 28025; Casa
editrice F. Bideri. 1495
Meadow dance: by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 678, no. 7, ed. Rudolph
Magin; violin, 1st position, and pf.
© Dee. 30, 1982; E pub. 34245;
Theodore Presser Co. 1496
Meet me by the moonlight alone: w
and melody A. P. Carter. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 9, 1933: E unp. 66476; South-
ern music pub. ¢co., inc. 1497
Mein gniidiges frdulein, ich triiume
seit tagen von ihnen; slow-fox [and]
Hinerlei, ob wir zwei ohne geld
sind; marsch: aus Der nimmt die
liebe ernst, w Fritz Rotter, m Wil-
helm Grosz, arr. Bert Cadi; orch.
stimmen. © July 30, 1931; E for.
28144; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
DYE: 1498
D8
'
)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1499
Mein schodnes vis-a-vis; tango, text
Beda, m Juan Llossas. © Mar. 25,
1931; E for. 28092; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Otto Hein. 1499
Mein vaterland; marsch, melodie
Adalbert Herkner. © 1c. Jan. 5,
1933; E unp. 65906; Harry Renes.
1500
Meine grosse liebe ist ein kleines
miidel; tango, deutsch Otto Forst-
Berg, englisch Fred Barny, m Rod-
erich Lander, arr. Leo Kwant; orch.
stimmen. © Dec. 20, 1982; E for.
27725; Risi-ton-verlag. 1501
Meine liebe bltiht alle jahre auf’s new’ ;
walzerlied, aus Holzapfel weiss
alles, w Charlie Roellinghoff, m
Hans J. Salter, arr. Franz Stolzen-
wald; orch. stimmen. © Feb. 22,
1932; E for. 28150; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 1502
Melody out of the blue; song. ©1..
Jan. 16, 19383; E unp. 66883 ; Gordon
William Jensen. 1503
Memories; song. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1933;
E unp. 66856; Alice A. Braynard.
: 1504
song, w Ella Gearing. © 1 «¢
Jan. 17, 1933; E unp. 66394; Walter
Gearing. 1505
Memories of mother; hymn. © Dec.
ak. 195238) pub. 34340; (W..E.
Buffum. 1506
Memories of the old lovers’ lane; w
and melody. © 1. Jan. 30, 1933;
E unp. 66989; William S. Lindquist.
1507
‘Memphis gal; melody D. Williams. ©
Pe an: t, tooo. Hy Unp. ‘G64t2:
Southern music pub. co., inc. 1508
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Mendelssohn-fantasie;
by John Foulds; orch. pts. © Dee.
21, 19382; E for. 27968; Bosworth &
co., Itd. 1509
On wings of song; op. 34, no. 2,
transcribed A. Walter Kramer;
violin, violoncello and pf. © Dee.
31, 1982; E pub. 34077; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 1510
Six piéces enfantines et deux
romances sans paroles; transcrits
Victor Coeur; harpe a pédales. ©
Dec. 1, 19382; E for. 28054; Jean
Jobert. 1511
—— Two songs without words; op. 62,
no. 4 and op, 85, no. 5, arr. George
C. Gault; brass sextette with pf.
a
pt. 10, Das woe
conductor.
34439; Dixie music house.
© Jan. 18, 1983; E pub.
1512
Mercy and truth; w adapted from
Psalms, m Van Denman Thompson;
4-pt. mixed cho., organ ace. © Dec.
29, 1932; E pub. 34258; G. Schirmer,
inc. 1513
Merry (A) tune; by Wallace A. John-
son; rhythmic orch. pts. and teach-
ers se. © Dec. 30, 1932; E pub.
34102; Theodore Presser co. 1514
Messieurs les maréchaux; défilé
marche, Trespaillé-Barrau; orch.
ptes. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 27392;
Barrau. 1515
Metropomania; blues, Val Burton and
Will Jason; melody with pf. acc.
©1c. Jan. 20, 1933; E unp. 66563 ;
Movietone music corp. 1516
Mexican moonlight; song. ©1e. Jan.
14, 19338; E unp. 66896; Jacinto S.
Fernandez. ibys are
Mi Gitano; paso-doble, A. Urmeneta;
orch. ptes. © Oct. 22, 19382; E for.
27364; Hermann Haberer Helasco.
1518
Mi tienda; canciOdn capricho, letra
Ricardo Lépez Méndez, m Armando
Camejo. © Oct. 1) 1982-7 Hi aon,
27929; A. Wagner y Levien sucs., s.
en ¢. 1519
Mia (La) signora; versi Beniamino
Rossi, m Alfredo Mazzucchi; pf. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 28032; Casa
editrice F. Bideri. 1520
Michigan moon; w and melody. ©
1 ¢e. Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 66993;
Richard S. Phillips. 1521
Mientras caé la lluvia; valsS-cancion,
letra José Luis Diaz Castilla, m
Gonzalo Curiel. © Aug. 1, 1932;
E for. 27936; A. Wagner y Levien
sucs., Ss. en ¢. 1522
Mildred waltz; melody Max Steiner.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 66447;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 15238
Minnie’s divorce; w Joe Young, melody
Leo Diamond. ©1e. Jan. 19, 1933;
E unp. 66549; Irving Berlin, inc.
1524
Minuet (The) of the fairy bells; by
Kenneth A. Wright; pf. © Dec. 8,
19382; E for. 27828; Schott & co.,
ltd. 1525
Minuetto rustico; op. 1; instrumen-
tal. ©. 1,¢. Jan. 21, 1933: ee
66606 ; Vindicio Malinverni. 1526
o4
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Mir fehlt zum egltick nur ein miadel
wie du; paso doble, w Fritz Rotter,
m Sylvio Ricardo, spezial-arr. Wal-
ter Borchert; orch. stimmen. ©
Apr. 6, 1932; E for. 28123; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G.m.b.H. 1527
Mirabelle ; for mixed cho., Cyril Scott.
Voc. sc. © Dec. 20, 1932; E for.
-27577; Boosey & co., ltd. 1528
Missa; in honorem sanctissimi nominis
Jesu, w liturgical; male voices; or-
gan ace. © Dee. 1, 1982; E pub.
34379 ; Hugeniusz Walkiewicz. 1529
Missa brevis; setting, Healey Willan;
mixed cho. 1. In HE flat.—2. In F
min—3. In F. © Nov. 18, 1932;
E pub. 34175-34177; Carl Fischer,
inc. 15380-1532:
Mississippi lament; by William Wir-
ges, arr. Julius S. Seredy; vocal
orch. pts.; med. voice, in E flat. ©
Nov. 2, 1982; E pub. 34188; Carl
Fischer, inc. 1533
Mizpah; song, m Harl Whittemore.
©1c. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 66643 ;
Elizabeth Arrington Wright. 15384
Moanin’ in the moonlight; w Herb
Magidson, melody Sam H. Stept. ©
1e. Jan. 19, 1988; E unp. 66550;
Irving Berlin, inc. 1535
Mobile’s own Azalea trail; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1e. Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66046;
W. C. Spotswood. 1536
Mode (La) est 4 la java; java, paroles
R. Vilhianne, m F. Gascard; orch.
ptes., avec pf. © Oct. 1, 1982; E
for. 27400; Henry Lemoine et cie.
1537
Modulation; melody Max Steiner. ©
1 ¢e. Jan. 3, 19383; E unp. 66448;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 1538
Moments that will treasured be; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arm i©adpe. Jan, 28,,.19383;. EB. unp.
66946; Leonard Lundsten. 1539
Mon ceeur soupire; tango, de La jeune
fille d’en face, paroles André Hor-
nez, m Al, Romans et Francis Greg-
son; avee accord de l’ukulele. ©
Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 27873 ; Editions
Salabert. 1540
Monarchs of the air; march, arr. D.
Clingenpeel; band. Se © 1 «
Jan. 20, 1933; E unp. 66577; Marie
Anna Beaurman. 1541
1556
Monika ; tango, text Hermann Ottmar,
m Rudolph Nelson, klavier arr. Bert
Cadi. © Jan. 29, 1931; E for. 28089 ;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Otto Hein.
1542
Montana gives me the thrill; song. ©
Le." Dec 2iy 1932" unp.' 65755 ;
Jesse F. Archdale. 1543
Month (A) from today; fox-trot; pf.
©1ec. Jan. 10, 1933; E unp. 66102;
Edwin H. Peters. 1544
Moods; suite, Haydn Wood; pf. ©
Nov. 23, 1982; E for. 27722; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 1545
Moon in my room; song, m A. J. Tur-
ner and A. J. Weidt. ©1ce. Jan. 3,
19383; E unp. 65801; Arnold J. Tur-
ner, 1546
Moon madness; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Jan. 4, 1988; E unp. 65866;
Maude M. Nebeker. 1547
Moon of my dreams; fox-trot, from A
kiss in spring, w L. du Garde Peach,
m Emmerich Kalman. © Nov. 23,
1932; E for. 27702; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd. [Copyright is
claimed on changes in musie by Her-
bert Griffiths, and English words]
1548
Moondrift; song, w Jay Powell. ©
qe.) Jan. 3d, 1983?" H* unp * 6ao1G:
Enid Esta Lee. 1549
Moonlight; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © .1.¢. Jan. 28,
1933; E unp. 66956; E. F. Lohmiller.
1550
Moonlight and apple blossoms; song.
© Jan. 23, 1933; E pub. 34556; Still-
man J. Hlwell and Belle Blow.
15a
Moonlight memories; m _ Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 «.
Jan. 14, 19838: E unp. 66260; Doris
Margaret Flick. 1552
sane. ©) 4c; Deel, 1938230
unp. 66628; Hazel Doud. 1553
Moonlight music and you dear; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1983; HE
unp. 66220: Martha Small. 1554
Moonlight on the Mississippi; song, m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66255; Zella
Dean Cochran. 1555
Moonlight on the river shore; valse
song. ©le. Jan. 17, 1933; E unp.
66908; Lena Arsenault. 1556
D0
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i
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1557
Moonlight time is loving time; waltz
song, w Harry Carlson. ©1c. Jan.
23, 1933; E unp. 66685; Louis H. Ole-
sen. 1557
More dramatized nursery rhymes;
written and arr. Bertha Waddell.
© Nov. 14, 1932; D 28365; Bayley &
Ferguson. 1557*
More (The) I grew tomatoes; w Tom
Kennedy and Dick Sanford, m Geo.
B. McConnell; pf. treble. © 1 «.
Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67097; Nat-
trass-Schenck, ine. 1558
More little songs; unison, w E. C.
Brereton and H. I. Rostron, m Cyril
Winn. © Dec. 30, 1932; E for.
27597 ;5 W. Paxton & co., ltd. 1559
More than ever; w and melody. ©
te. Jan. 14, 1938> 1 -aunp: 66126;
George Febbo. 1560
Morn of victory; Easter choir can-
tata, text arr. May Huntington
Davis, m Lee Rogers; mixed voices.
© Jan. 3, 1983; E pub. 34363; Tul-
lar-Meredith co. 1561
Morning (The) after the night be-
fore; w and melody. © 1. Jan.
26, 19338; E unp. 66827; Franklin
Madden. 1562
Morning song; by Ardelle H. Ingals-
be; pf. © Jan. 28, 1933; E pub.
34484; Schroeder & Gunther, inc.
1563
Mother ; song, m Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66258;
Wm. Elliott. 1564
Mother and dad; waltz song, melody
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1933;
E unp. 66236; Louise Wilkinson.
1565
Mother immortal; song. © 1 ¢. Jan.
12, 1933; E unp. 66175; Isabelle E.
Baer. 1566
Mother let us go to grandma; mazur-
ka, melody. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1933;
E unp. 66103; Anthony Coppa. 1567
Mother o’ mine; Ww Rudyard Kipling,
m A. Walter Kramer; male voices.
© Jan. 16, 1983; E pub. 34881: M.
Witmark & sons. 1568
Mother of Pearl; selection, Oscar
Straus, arr. Guy Jones; pf. ©
Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 27715; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 1569
Mother’s welcome home kiss; song;
With ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Jan. 8,
1933; E unp. 65787; Arthur G.
Gross. 1570
pt. III, 0. s., Vv. 28
Mots (Les) d’amour; slow-fox, dans
L’oiseau des Iles, paroles Henry
Varna et Pierre-Paul Fournier, m
Virgilio Ranzato, © Dec. 10, 1932;
E for. 27368; Editions Joséphine
Baker. 1571
Mouse (The); by J. Hullah Brown;
percussion band se. and pts., with
violin 1, 2 and pf. © Dec. 14, 1932;
E for. 27567; Joseph Williams, ltd.
1572
Moyse (Marcel) Vingt quatre petites
études mélodiques; avec variations;
fiite. © Nov. 1, 19382; E for. 27876;
Alphonse Ledue et cie. 1573
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Air
@’Elvire; de Don Juan, version
francaise, Jean Chantavoine. ©
Noy. 1, 1982; E for. 27879; Heuzel:
1574
Allegro concertante; sonata in E
min. for violin and pf., transeribed
F. Campbell-Watson ; pts. for wood-
wind quintet. © Dec. 31, 1932; E
pub. 84075: M. Witmark & sons.
1575
Fantasia; arr. W. Teague; string
orch. Se. and pts. © Dee. 31, 1932;
E pub. 34078; M. Witmark & sons.
1576
Mujer; rumba, song. © 1 ec. Jan. 11,
1933; E unp. 66122; Osear Calvert.
1577
paso-doble, letra
© July
Mujer espafnola;
Moro, m J. Martin Vidal.
20, 1932; E for. 27898; Southern
music pub. ¢co., ine. 1578
Mulino d’oro; fox-trot, parole Luciano
Ramo, m Fritz Lehner. © Dee. 25,
1932: E for. 27516; Societaé anoni-
ma Suvini-Zerboni. 1579
Muneca de marfil: cancion-fox, letra
y m Emilio Grenet. © Nov. 25,
1932; E for. 27793; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 1580
Music for organ; by Sigfrid Karg-
Elert, op. 145. © Sept. 22, 1932;
E for. 27735; Oxford univ. press.
1581
Music in the air; selection; pf. ©
Jan. 25, 1983: E pub. 34515; Jerome
Kern. 1582
Musical framework study. © Dec.
15, 1932; E pub. 34825; Luella Mor-
rison. [Copyright is claimed on
new form and additional exercises].
1583
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1983
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
F. G. Hawkes. With suppl. v. 47,
pt. 1, Jan. 19338. © Dee. 28, 1982;
E for. 27653; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd. 1584
Musiques nouvelles; de Pomme d’a-
mour, Paul Devred; violin et pf.
© Sept. 1, 19382; E for. 27676; Edi-
tions Salabert. 1585
My bonnie lass she smileth; old Eng-
lish w, m Edward German, arr. H.
A. Chambers; sop. 1, 2 or contralto.
© Jan. 24, 1933; E for. 27988; No-
vello & co., ltd. 1586
My brother told me; w and m Kaye
Victor, arr. Morry King. © 1 e«.
Jan. 11, 1983; E unp. 66136; Walter
Kaye Schatzman. 1587
My campus dreams of you are true;
fox trot melody. © 1 «¢. Jan. 26,
1933 ; E unp. 66838 ; Addy Amor and
Gene Novello. 1588
My dad; w and melody. © 1. Jan.
30, 1983; EH unp. 67034; Elizabeth
Josephson. 1589
My darling’s gone; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66210;
Edwin Milchunes. 1590
My dear; w F. Dean Moore; pf. © 1
e. Jan. 17, 1983; E unp. 66401;
George C. Bunton. 1591
My dear I love you; pf. with w. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 28, 1983; E unp. 67037;
Elaine Hoyt Atchison. 1592
My dear, I want you; song. © 1 ©.
Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66038; Gilbert
Schaad. 1593
‘My dear old Wisconsin home; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E
unp. 66349; Irma Guhr. 1594
My Donna Rita; Spanish one-step, w
Luis Miguel, English adaptation
Rube Sandeman, m Carlos Ricardo.
© Nov. 380, 19382; E for. 27513;
Athenaeum music pub. co., ltd.
1595
My dream girl of Honolulu; melody
Gi Kama ©: 1 \¢.:Jan, 3,.1933; E
unp. 66429; Southern music pub. ¢o.,
ine. . 1596
My dream is in my arms; w Joseph
McCarthy, melody Harry Tierney.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1983; E unp. 65897;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
1597
1610
My dream of heaven; melody Philip
Occhipinti. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1933;
EK unp. 67069; Salvatore Occhipinti.
1598
My dream of salvation; sacred song,
pf. treble with w. © 1c. Jan. 26,
1933; E unp. 66828; Pearl Stewart.
1599
My dusky Rose; w and m Thos. S.
Allen, arr. R. E. Hildreth; sop. 1, 2
and alto. © Dec. 16, 1932; E pub.
34440; Walter Jacobs, inc. 1600
My favorite mountain ballads and old
time songs; collected w and melo-
dies. © Dec. 12, 19382; AA 111664;
Bradley Kincaid. 1601
My four leaf clover; song, m Jack
Mahoney. © Dec. 17, 19382; E pub.
34272; Elna J. Layanen. 1602
My fraternity pin; w and m George
J. Bennett and Lou Klein; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 3, 1932; E pub.
34100; M. Witmark & sons. 1603
My gal is a pal; song, m Ina Marie
Eautala.'©°1 evan. 16,1933"
unp. 66356; Myrtle Woodle Waldrip.
1604 —
My garden of dreams; song, m F.
Burton Stone, and M. HE. Morse. ©
Dec. 23, 1982; E pub. 34274; Mar-
garete H. Morse. 1605
My Gypsy melody; fox-trot, w M. For-
zano, melody H. Gelesnik and M.
Marchello. © 1 ec. Jan. 31, 1933;
EK unp. 67077; Michael Forzano,
Michael Marchello and Eugene
Gelesnik. 1606
My Hawaiian sunshine; song, L.
Wolfe Gilbert and Carey Morgan;
with ukulele arr. and arrs. for Ha-
waiian steel guit. and Spanish guit.
ace., Roy Smeck. © Jan. 12, 1933;
E pub. 34347; Edward B. Marks
music corp. 1607
My heart I here would give Thee;
Christmas carol, arr. Louis ,Victor
Saar; quartet or mixed cho. © Nov.
14, 1932; EH pub. 34162; Carl Fischer,
ine. 1608
My heart is erying for you; melody
with’ pf.aec. ‘© 1c Jan. 17, 1933;
E unp. 663896; Theodore A. Dilday.
1609
My heart is for sale; song. © 1 e.
Jan. 12, 1983; E unp. 66171; Clara
Luella Brewer. 1610
ot
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1611
My heaven in your eyes; w Frank
Haight, and melody. © 1c. Jan. 18,
1933; E unp. 66489; John Edward
Pizzutello. 1611
My heaven is in your arms; w Bob
Shurr, melody J. Bricken and B.
Bricken. © 1 ¢. Jan. 12, 1933; E
unp. 66164; Leopold Shurr, Jules
Bricken and Bob Bricken. 1612
My heaven is in your dear eyes; song,
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1e.
Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66037; Patience
Elizabeth Allen. 1613
My heavenly bridegroom; w and arr.
of m of Saint-Saéns’ My heart at
thy sweet voice. © May 6, 1932;
E pub. 34540; Mora Leonard Hatch.
1614
My homeland; w and m Ruth Wilson
Hurley; high or med. © Dec. 29,
1932; E pub. 34400; G. Schirmer,
inc. 1615
My Honolulu baby; w Hazel Kay, m
M. J. Crusoe. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E
unp. 65806; Michael James Crusoe
and Hazel Kroger. 1616
My idea of paradise; fox trot, w Paul
Boyle, m Peter Yorke; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 6, 1932; E for. 27691;
Huntley Trevor music co., ltd. 1617
My ideal girl; song. © 1. Jan. 31,
1933 ; E unp. 67086; Victor Mizzy.
1618
My inspiration baby; waltz song. ©
Jan. 1, 1983; E pub. 34060; Herbert
H. Morton. 1619
My jewel Ruby; w and m Asher Lee;
in G. ©1c. Jan, 31, 1933; E unp.
67074; William Asher Lee. 1620
My lady walks in loveliness; w Mona
Modini Wood, m Ernest Charles;
high. © Dec. 29, 1932; E pub.
84253 ; G. Schirmer, inc. 1621
My life began; song, m Warren Chiles
and,H. Lyon. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1933;
E unp. 66204; Harold Lyon. 1622
My little medley; song, w Buna Mil-
dred Springfield; with ukulele and
m arrs, B. M. Springfield. © 1 e¢.
Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 67051; Pauline
Fay Springfield. 1623
My log cabbin [sic] of dreams; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1938; EB
unp. 66712; Horace L. Dunbar.
1624
pt. I1I, n. s., v. 28
My Mississippi Rose; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1933; E
unp. 65847; Eleanor A. Totman.
1625
My moon light Rose: w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1933; E unp. 65869;
Anthony Selvoggio and James De-
marco, 1626
My mother dear; song. m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Jan. 3, 1933: E unp. 65777; Florence
Cosgrove. 1627
My mother in the Fatherland; w Joe
Young, m Con Conrad; with ukulele
arr. © Jan. 23, 1933; E pub. 34514;
Harms, ine. 1628
My mountain lassie; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 .«
Jan. 28, 1933; E unp. 66944; W. R.
Keefe. 1629
My own Iona; w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m
Anatol Friedland and Carey Mor-
gan; with ukulele arr. and arrs. for
Hawaiian steel guit. and Spanish
guit. ace., Roy Smeck. © Jan. 12,
1933; E pub. 34346; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 1630
My pal y gal y An na, she is my gal y
An na guitar; song. ©1c. Jan. 19,
1933; E unp. 66555; Bernard Peter
Conlin. 1631
My paradise high in the air: song. ©
Jan. 6, 1933; E pub. 34370; Warren
Arthur Blankenhorn. 1632
My pillow and me; fox trot, melody.
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1933: E unp. 66650;
Ferdinand Faranda and _ Robert
White. 1633
My pretty senorita: w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1933; E unp. 66089 ;.
William Obed Merrill. 1634
My queen of lullaby land; w Sam Cos-
low, m Arthur Johnston. © 1 e
Jan, 14, 1933; E unp. 66361; Famous
music corp. 1635
My rainbow’s gone behind a cloud; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 19338;
E unp. 65857; Emma _ Cathrine
Adams. 1636
My Redeemer lives; children’s vesper
service for Easter, prepared William
Gustav Polack. © Jan. 9, 1933;
AA 112570; Concordia pub. house.
1637
My Redeemer liveth; Easter service,
Fred B. Holton, w E. 8. Tillotson,
Mattie B. Shannon and others, m
Eleanor Bishop, Fred B, Holton and
08
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Carolyn R. Freeman. © Jan. 16,
1933; E pub. 34553; Lorenz pub. co.
1638
My repertoire; by Carl Weber; pf.
nos. 1-8. © Sept. 29, 1932; E for.
27744; Oxford univ. press. 1639
My Saviour Jesus; w and m Millie
Braidwood Wenz; pf. © Nov. 7,
1932; E pub. 34048; Millie Good-
smith Wenz. 1640
My somebody; w and m Paul Abel.
© Oct. 31, 1932; E for. 27361; So-
cieta anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 1641
My song of you; w and melody Arthur
Tracy and Jay Chernis. © 1c. Jan.
26, 1933; E unp. 66821; Irving Ber-
lin, inc. - 1642
My sweet California sunshine boy; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 26, 1933;
E unp. 66829; Pearl Stewart. 1643
My sweet old fashioned girl; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1ec Jan. 28, 1933; E unp. 66951 ;
Richard Kinsella. 1644
My sweetie; fox trot, w and m Mrs.
ir C. Davis. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1983;
EH unp. 66308; Julia J. Davis. 1645
My taxi sweetheart girl; song. ©l1e.
Jan, 23, 1933; E unp. 66654; Harry
O. Hoy. 1646
My throne of love; fox-trot Song, w
Roman Huepper and Louis Schmidt.
©1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66378;
Louis F. Schmidt. 1647
My twilight call; song. © 1. Jan.
9, 19388; E unp. 66045; EHttamae
Konvolinka. 1648
Mysterioso; melody Max Steiner. ©
1 ce Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 66449;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 1649
Na shledanou; w Charles Jiran, m
Andrew Grill; orch. pts. © Jan. 3,
1933; E pub. 34454; Joseph Jiran.
1650
Nacht (Die) von Saragossa; tango, w
Karl Wilczynski, m Robby Frey,
klavierarr. Walter Borchert. ©
Feb, 23, 1982; E for. 28110; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 1651
aa spezial-arr. Walter
Borchert; orch. stimmen. © Feb.
23, 19382; HE for. 28151; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 1652)
Nachtigalls wiederkehr; w Johann
Wolfgang von Goethe, m HErwin
Lendvai, op. 58, nr. 4; dreistimmigen
161050—33——5
1667
frauen- o. kinderchor ohne begl.
Partitur. © Oct. 29, 1930; E for.
27913; Gebr. Hug & co. 1653
Napoli canta; di Ernesto De Curtis,
arr. Nico Dostal; orch. pti. con pf.
conduttore. Selezione 1,2. © Oct.
31, 1932; E for. 27351, 27352 ; Societa
anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 1654, 1655
Natacha; melody Max Steiner. ©1e.
Jan. 3, 19383; E unp. 66450; South-
ern music pub. co., ine. 1656
Natascha in Samovar, when lights are
low; fox-trot, English Rex Allan,
original German, Gerd Karlick, m
Margulies and Holms. © Nov. 11,
19382; E for. 27689; United music
publishers, ltd. 1657
Nature sketches; song, w Annelyle
Graves Avery [and others]. © Jan.
20, 1983; E pub. 34469; Katharine
Scott Ayres. 1658
Naughty (The) moon; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1933; E unp. 66571;
George W. McCauslin. 1659
Ne pleur’ pas petit’ mére; paroles Jean
Rodor, m Jean Yatove. © Oct. 1,
1932; E for. 27426; Choudens.. 1660
’Neath the light of a California moon;
song. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1933; E unp.
66696; Mervyn Lincoln Atherton.
1661
’"Neath the old hanging lamp in the
parlor; w Tom Kennedy and Dick
Sanford, m Geo. B. McConnell; pf.
treble. ©1c. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp.
67108; Nattrass-Schenck, ine. 1662
Neath the old oak tree; song. ©1e.
Jan. 11, 1983; E unp. 66113; Fred
Charles Bernhardt. 16638
Nebbia (Joseph A.) jr. 67 progressive
exercises for daily practice of legato,
staccatto and difficult fingering for
saxophone. © Nov. 23, 1932; E pub.
34478; Joseph A. Nebbia, jr. 1664
Neige (Il); di Riccardo Pick-Mangia-
galli, op. 5, no. 1, trascrizione Arturo
De Cecco; piccola orch. parti. ©
Dec. 29, 1932; E for. 27639; G. Ri-
cordi & co. 1665
Nella luna; versi Luciano Ramo, m
Ernesto De Curtis. © Oct. 31, 1932;
E for. 27360; Societ&a anonima Su-
vini-Zerboni. 1666
Never; valse song. © 1 c¢. Jan. 18,
1933; E unp. 66925; Emma Davis
Bradley. 1667
o9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1668
Never ask me why; w Adelaide Mat-
thews, and melody. © 1. Jan. 20,
1983; E unp. 66593; Minyde Zent-
ner. 1668
Never had an education; w Irving
Caesar, m Sigmund Romberg; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 16, 1933; E
pub. 34882; Harms, inc. 1669
New; w Jimmie Schaefer, melody Jim-
mie Bright. © 1 c. Nov. 15, 1932;
E unp. 64009; James V. Bright and
James M. Schaefer. 1670
New and original hymn tunes; w Sa-
bine Baring-Gould and others. ©
May 10, 19382; E pub. 34111; Wil-
liam A. Wolf. 1671
New corn; w T’ao Ch’ien, tr. Arthur
Waley, m Francis George Scott;
mixed voices. © Dec. 27, 1932; E
for. 27651; Bayley & Ferguson.
1672
New (The) deal; march song; pf.
treble. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp.
66230; Emil Hebel. 1673
New (A) deal of love; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Jan. 28, 1983; E unp. 66950; John
A. Blackhurst. 1674
New (The) Eastern star march; pf.
© Jan. 6, 1933; E pub. 34243; Hlaine
Hurley Thompson. 1675
New lazy moon; m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1. Jan. 9,
1933 ; E unp. 66053; George Thomas.
1676
New Orleans swing; pf. conductor. ©
1 ¢e. Jan. 17, 1988; E unp. 66391;
Charles Joseph Levy. 1677
New waters; w and m R. L. Siddons.
©1ec. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 65762;
Sydney L. Rothery. 1678
New York rhapsody; melody Max
Steiner. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1983; E unp.
66451; Southern music pub. co., ine.
1679
Ni jamais, ni toujours; valse, paroles
Lucien Boyer, m Edouard Mathé;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © Oct. 1,
19382; E for. 27458; Editions Sala-
bert. 1680
Niemand fragt uns; tango, aus Die
grifin von Monte Christo, text Walter
Reisch, m Allan Gray, klavier arr.
Walter Borchert. © Mar. 16, 1932;
E for. 28186; Weiner bohéme-verlag,
erm. b. A. 1681
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 28
spezial-arr. Walter
Borchert; orch. stimmen. © Mar.
16, 1932; E for. 28125; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 1682
Night devine [sic]; pf. © 1 ¢. Jan.
18, 1933; E unp. 66511; Harker F.
Thomas. 1683
Night (The) express; by - Richard
Howgill; orch. pts. © Dee. 20, 1932;
E for. 27580; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd. 1684
Night of dreams; song. © 1c. Jan.
25, 1983; E unp. 66751; Edward C.
Mergel. 1685
Night of love; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 19, 1933; E unp. 66529; Louise
Cozart. 1686
Night of love divine; w Bruce Sievier,
m Nico Dostal. © Dee. 5, 1982; E
for. 27720; Chappell & co., ltd. 1687
Night (The) that I first met you; song.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1983; E unp. 65961;
Edward Allen Smith, jr. 1688
Nightingale (The) and linnet; Welsh
folk song, arr. for mixed cho. G.
Holst, melody and Welsh w J. Lloyd
Williams, English tr. Steuart Wil-
son. © Dec. 23, 19382; E for. 27487;
Gustav Holst. 1689
Nine-fold Kyrie; m Ivor R. Davies;
mixed voices, organ ace. © Dee. 30,
1932; E for. 27490; Novello & co.,
ltd. 1690
Ninon; fox-trot, from A kiss in spring,
w L. du Garde Peach, m Emmerich
Kalman. © Nov. 28, 1932; HE for.
27703; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd. [Copyright is claimed
on changes in music by Herbert
Griffiths, and English words] 1691
No hard times; w and melody Jimmie
Rodgers. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1933; EB unp.
66424; Southern musie pub. co., ine.
1692
No horse-shoe will bring you fame;
w and melody. ©1ce. Jan. 5, 1933;
EH unp. 658838; Larvie Simmons.
1693
No love like mother’s; song, melody
James L. Brown. © 1. Jan. 19,
19338; E unp. 66543; H. F. Smith.
' 1694
No mas foxtrot; son, cancion. ©1e.
Jan. 14, 1988; E unp. 66242; Pedro
de Gracia. 1695
60
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
No more home sweet home; mixed
voices; 1 ce. Jan. 24, 198338; E unp.
66699; Sallie Lawson. 1696
No one but you; w and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 5, 1983; E unp. 65920; L.
Jay Miller. 1697
Ne one else but you; w and melody.
©1ec. Jan. 10, 1933 ; E unp. 66075;
Louis Di Dio. 1698
No place to lay my head; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Jan. 19, 1933; E unp. 66538 ;
Jack Quinn. 1699
No wonder I’m crazy hot dog; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1933; E unp.
65983 ; Aaron Brown. 1700
Noble tribute; march, op. 2; pf. ©
1 ec. Jan, 11, 1988; E unp. 66137;
Allan Charles Herbert. 1701
Nobody but that man; fox trot, w
and m Joy Bailey. © 1. Jan. 18,
1933; E unp. 66926; Velma Ashway.
1702
Nobody cares nohow; song. © 1 «.
Jan. 13, 1983; E unp. 66180; Sylvia
Barden Doane. 1703
Nobody else can be like you; w and
melody. ©1e. Jan. 20, 1933; E unp.
66597 ; Elizabeth. Josephson. 1704
Nobody loves me any more; song, m
A. J. Turner and A. J. Weidt. ©
1 ec. Jan. 14, 1983; E unp. 66239;
Arnold J. Turner. 1705
Non si puo scherzare con l’amore; can-
zone slow-fox trot, parole Falconi e
Biancoli, m Gemma Anna Bixio, ©
Dec. 25, 1982; E for. 27529: Societa
anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 1706
Non so cos’é; fox-trot, Virgilio Ran-
zato; orch. pti. © Dec. 25, 1932; E
for. 27525; Societa anonima Suvini-
Zerboni. 1707
Non ti scordar di me; di Ernesto De
Curtis, arr. I. Culotta; orch. parti.
© Dec. 25, 1982; E for. 27550; So-
cieta anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 1708
versi Libero Bovio, m Ernesto De
Curtis. © Dec. 25, 1932; E for.
27549; Societa anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 1709
Non va; canzone one step, parole Fal-
coni e Biancoli, m Gemma Anna
Bixio, © Dec. 25, 1932; E for.
27531; Societé anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 1710
1723
Noncommittal; song, m J. G. Thomp-
son and Clyde Turner, arr. Hughie
Emmons. © Jan. 20, 1933; E pub.
34446; Jeska Griere Thompson.
ata
Norah darlin’; w and melody. © 1 «.
Jan, 7, 1933; E unp. 65987; Ted
Thanet. 1712
Notti Cubane; valzer, Daniel Dax,
arr. Al Wayes; orch. pti. © Oct. 31,
1932; E for. 27354; Societé anonima
Suvini-Zerboni., 1713
Nous d re adieu; tango, de Si tu veux,
paroles Ch. L. Pothier et André Hu-
gon, m Raoul Moretti, arr. Francis
Salabert; orch. ptes. Nowa
1932; EK for. 28085; Editions Sala-
bert. 1714
Nous dire adieu, si nous devons nous
dire adieu; tango, de Si tu veux,
paroles Ch. L. Pothier et André
Hugon, m Raoul Moretti; avec ac-
cord de lukulele. © Oct. 1, 1932;
E for. 27448 ; Editions Salabert.
1715
Now that you’re gone; w and melody.
©1e. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 66645;
Dorothy Frances Owen. 1716
Now we're on our second honeymoon ;
w and m Kay O’Donnell, Buddy
Fields and Gerald Marks; with uku-
lele arr. Haia Kia. © Jan. 20, 1933;
E pub. 34453; Keit-Engel, inc. 1717
Nube de nieve; letra y m Joaquin Par-
davé. © July 45, 1982: WH) for
27984; A. Wagner y Levien sucs., S.
en ¢. 1718
Nur dir will ich gehoren; English
waltz, w Karl Wilezynski, m Mario
van Aaken, klav.-arr. Walter Bor-
eherts. © ; Mar. 21, 1932: Ator
28167 ; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
b. H. 1719
a a spezial arr. Walter
Borchert; orch. stimmen. © Mar.
21, 1982; E for. 28166; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 1720
70 bbene; versi Emilio Gatti, m Al-
fredo Mazzucchi. © Dee. 31, 1932;
E for. 28033 ; Casa editrice F. Bideri.
1721
O bonnie lass; song. © 1c. Jan. 16,
1933 ; E unp. 66325; Alexis Leonidas
Browne. 1722
O, for landsakes; song; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 24, 1932; E pub. 34377;
Wm. P. Marston, jr. 1728
61
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1724
O holy stillness; double quartet or cho.,
m Hugo Kaun, w and adaptation
and arr. of m Gerald Grey; male
and female voices. © Jan. 26, 1933;
E pub. 34566; J. A. Parks co. 1724
O Jesu, so fair; 17th century Christ-
mas earol, arr. Louis Victor Saar;
mixed cho. © Nov. 14, 1932; E pub.
34168; Carl Fischer, inc. 125
O joyous Easter morning; Easter me-
morial service, Ada Rose Demerest,
with w Charles Wesley, John New-
ton and others, m Henry W. Grea-
torex, Henry Smart and others. ©
Oct. 3, 1982; A A 114117; David C.
Cook pub. co. 1726
O Lord, give Thy Holy Spirit; anthem,
Thomas Tallis, new version of Ww
and m transposed A. Ramsbotham ;
mixed voices, organ acc. © Nov. 17,
1932; E for. 27749; Oxford univ.
press. 1727
O lovely May; w Henry Wethered, m
Edward German, arr. H. A. Cham-
hers; sop. “1, 2:")' © Jani -245" 1933 ;
E for. 27982; Novello & co., ltd.
1728
O peaceful night; w W. Herbert Scott,
m Edward German, arr. H. A. Cham-
bers; sop. 1. 2 or contralto. © Jan.
24, 1933; E for. 27984; Novello &
eo., ltd. 1729
O Saviour of the world; full anthem,
Frederick A. Gore Ouseley, ed. Hen-
ry G. Ley; double choir. © Jan.
24, 1933; E for. 27981; Novello & co.,
itd. 1730
Oak (The) ; by J. Hullah Brown; per-
cussion band sc. and pts., with vio-
lin 1, 2 and pf. °© Dee. 14, 1932;
E for. 27568; Joseph Williams, ltd.
1731
Octave; paroles et m Pierre Vellones.
Oct, 4, 93an5 SY Fiore, eras;
Choudens. 1732
odardard
Odds 777; sange fra filmen, tekst
3¢rge, Arvid Miiller og Dan Folke,
m Kai Normann Anderson og Dan
Folke; pf. © Dec. 17, 1932; E for.
27633 ; Wilhelm Hansen. 1733
Offenbach (Jacques) Barcarolle; from
Tales of Hoffman, waltz, arr. J. G.
Liddicoat ; Hawaiian guit. solo, with
Spanish guit. ace. © Dee. 31, 1932;
E pub. 34029; Fred Heltman co.
1734
Oh dancing feet—forever dancing; w
and melody. ©1e. Jan. 20, 1933; E
unp. 66574; Arnold Rosen. 1735
pt. 11, 4ms:; Ve
Oh depression; song; pf. ©1e. Jan.
14, 1933; E unp. 66275; Dale Fulton.
1736
Oh, don’t you hear them calling; w
and m Millie Braidwood Wenz; pf.
© Nov. 7, 1932; E pub. 34046; Millie
Goodsmith Wenz. 1737
Oh love me; w and melody. © 1 e«.
Jan. 3, 1988; E unp. 65815; Grace
Shadman Crowl. 1738
Oh lovely night; w E. Howe, melody
Earl Whittemore. © 1 e¢. Jan. 19,
1933; E unp. 66527; Evalyn Howe
and Earl Whittemore. 1739
Oh! oh! senor; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 18, 19338; E unp. 66514; Mar-
jorie Harper. 1740
Oh, rumba, rumba; rumba fox, versi
Luciano Ramo, m Daniel Dax. ©
Dec. 25, 1932; E for. 27521; Societa
anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 1741
Oh, the merry May; w Barry Corn-
wall, m Percy EH. Fletcher, arr. H.
A. Chambers; sop. 1, 2. © Jan. 24,
1933; E for. 27986; Novello & co.,
ltd. 1742
Oh yes I’m married to the wrong
man; song. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; B
unp. 66002; Ruby Dale Edgar. 1743
Oisives; paroles René Chalupt, m
Pierre-Octave Ferroud; voix de
femmes, sans acc. © Dee. 1, 1932;
E for. 28082; Durand et cie. 1744
Old (The) bachelor; suite, m Henry
Purcell, arr. and ed. Thomas F.
Dunhill; strings, and harpsichord
or pf. Se. © Nov. 24, 1932; HB for.
27768; Oxford univ. press. 1745
Old Bill Smith; w Tom Kennedy and
Dick Sanford, m Geo. B. McCon-
nell; pf. treble. ©: 1./¢:) Jatiaesl,
1933; E unp. 67099; Nattrass-
Schenck, ine. 1746
Old (The) cathedral; by Ardelle H.
Ingalsbe; pf. © Jan. 28, 1933; HE
pub. 34485; Schroeder & Gunther,
inc. 1747
Old-fashioned (An) girl; from Mother
of Pearl, or The love child, w A. P.
Herbert, m Oscar Straus. © Dec.
15, 1932; E for. 27712; Chappell &
Cp.7 Ato, 1748
Old (The) forgotten man; song, m M.
Clark. © Jan. 23,; 19383; Bue
34477; Lucius Fairchild Smith.
1749
62
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
1779
Old Hiawatha land; song, m Richard
Broughton. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E
unp. 65758; Fannie V. Wilson. 1750
Old (The) homestead; w and melody.
©1ec. Dec. 27, 1932; E unp. 65880;
Mary Elizabeth O’Brien. 1751
Old King Cole; ed. and arr. W. H.
Reed; violin and pf. © Oct. 18,
ives; tor. 2¢T33; Oxford univ.
press. | 1752
Old maestro; waltz song. © 1c. Jan.
15, 1983; E unp. 66178; Sylvia Bar-
den Doane. 1753
Old man whiskers; song. © 1c. Jan.
16, 1933; E unp. 66316; Thomas
Marvin Hatley. 1754
Old (The) pig woman; w and melody
Cal Grant. © 1. Jan. 19, 1983;
EH unp. 66548; Irving Berlin, inc.
| 1755
Old rose bush; song. melody Larry E.
Goffin. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1933; E unp.
67047; B. Lowry. 1756
Old sometime blues; w and melody
Frank Stokes. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1933;
E unp. 66475; Southern music pub.
@6., inc. 1757
Old (The) time serenade; w Benja-
min Hiram Jefferson, melody Fleet-
wood Jefferson. © 1 c¢ Oct. 19,
1932; E unp. 638709; Benj. Fleet-
wood Jefferson. 1758
Old (The) woman and the pedlar; w
traditional, English air arr. Kath-
erine K. Davis; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Dec. 28, 1932; E pub. 34012; E. C.
Schirmer music co. 1759
Ole’ Man Depression; song, melody
Sully Hallett. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1933;
E unp. 65851; Lynn B. Bernheim.
1760
Olvida; cancidn-blues, letra y m Luis
Arcaréz. © Aug. 15, 1932; E for.
27940; A. Wagner y Levien sucs.,
Ss. en @. 1761
On a moon-light night; song. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 65819; M. Irene
Walsh. 1762
On a night like this; pf. with w. ©1
ec. Jan. 7, 1933; E unp. 67072; Mar-
vin H. Tennant. 1763
On a shady terrace; quasi menuetto,
Jennie Seltzner; violin and pf.
Dee. 15, 1932; E pub. 34212; Carl
Fischer, inc. 1764
On a strike; song. © 1 ¢. Jan. 19,
19383; E unp. 66535; George A. Had-
ley. 1765
On my Aunt Betty’s farm; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Jan. 19, 1938; E unp. 66536;
Essie Rhodes. 1766
On my way to happiness bay; song,
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1ce.
Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66253; Edith
Anthony. 1767
On review; pf. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E
unp. 65766; Howard Field Fassett.
1768
On the avenue; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 25, 1983; E unp. 66754; Roland
Paul Goodwin. 1769
On the Lostine River road; song, arr.
and harmonized H. W. Henderson.
© Dee. 17, 1932; E pub. 34267;
Claud Jack Terney. 1770
On the Santa Fe trail; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1933; E unp. 66487;
Rachel Clark. dW a a 8
On the shores of Spirit Lake; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 6, 1933; E unp.
65955; Mildred Agnes Peterson.
We
On the trails of Timpanogos: song,
m Seldon N. Heaps; with ukulele
arr. © July 21, 1932; E pub. 34115;
Mary Hale Woolsey. WG
On this day; song. © 1c. Jan. 18,
1933; E unp. 66499; Helen Lillie
Vogel. 1774
On through autumn’s glory; respon-
Sive service for Rally day, Valeria
R. Lehman, with w and m John
Reading, George J. Webb and others.
© Aug. 6, 1982; AA 114115; David
C. Cook pub. co. 1775
Once again; w Hugene West, melody
Vincent 'Sorey, ‘© 1G Tam 26,
1933; E unp. 66825; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 1776
Once in eternity tonight; w Mary Hale
Woolsey, with melody. © 1c. Dec.
19, 1932; E unp. 66636; Norman
Nathan. FCG
One (The) I adore; pf. treble. ©1ce.
Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 65850; Frank
Warshauer and Sylvester Sbrigato.
1778
One (The) I left behind in Caroline;
w and melody Al Piantadosi and
Jack Glogau. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1933;
E unp. 66790; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 1779
63
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
L780
One little quarrel; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 65781; James
Terlingo. 1780
One more day; song. © 1c. Jan. 16,
1933: E unp. 66308; Cleo Margaret
Leffel. 1781
One more prayer; pf. ©1e. Jan. 138,
1933: E unp. 66190; Anthony Sam-
mataro. 1782
One more waltz with you; song. ©
1c Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66380;
Marguerite Walters. 1783
One out of many; tango, Eugene Pini;
orch. pts. © Dec. 6, 1932; E for.
27642: G. Ricordi & co. (London)
Itd. 1784
w George Goldsmith, m Eu-
gene Pini. © Dec. 6, 1932; B for.
27644; G. Ricordi & co. (London)
ltd. 1785
One rose, the last of your bouquet; by
Wilbur Chenoweth, arr. Julius S.
Seredy ; vocal orch. pts. ; high voice;
in E fiat. © Dec. 19, 1932; E pub.
34187: Carl Fischer, inc. 1786
w John Rogers and Joyce Ayres,
m Wilbur Chenoweth; high voice;
in E flat. © Dee. 19, 1932; E pub.
34205; Carl Fischer, inc. 1787
One week without you; w Allen Taub
and Jules Loman, melody J. Russel
Robinson. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1933; E
unp. 65895; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine. 1788
O’Neill (Norman) Waltz; pf. © Dec.
8, 1932; E for. 27827; Schott & co.,
Itd. 1789
Onkel (Der) aus Amerika; aus Man
braucht kein geld, text Giinther Bibo
u. Willy Rosen, m Willy Rosen, spe-
zial-arr. Karl Buchho!z; orch. stim-
men. © Aug. 21, 1932; E for. 27797;
Crescendo theaterverlag, G. m. b. H.
1790
Only a day spent in old San José; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1933:
E unp. 66603; John Pinckney Scott.
1791
Only in dreams; song. © 1c. Jan. 5,
1933: E unp. 65911; Daniel C. Beat-
tie. 1792
Only in my dreams; song, w D Downs
and Banks Kennedy. ©1c. Jan. 18,
1933: E unp. 66491; Darrell Downs.
1793
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Only two can be in love; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1933; E unp. 66844;
Ellis Stephens. 1794
Only you; w and melody. ©1c. Jan.
28, 1933; E unp. 66880; Nell Thomp-
son Miller. 1795
Open the door of your heart; w and
m Daisy McConnell and Hazel Mc-
Connell. © Dec. 1, 1932; E pub.
34461; H. Larsen. 1796
Open your umbrella; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67122;
Beatrice Eccleston Lane. 1797
Opern-perlen fiir harmonium; 20 mit-
telschwere fantasien, tiber die belieb-
testen opern, Hermann Wenzel. bd.
1 u. 2. © Nov. 19, 19323) eee
27995: Fr. Portius. 1798
Orage; de Paris-béguin, Maurice
Yvain; violon et pf: © Sea.
1932; E for. 27678; Editions Sala-
bert. 1799
Orain nam beann; air and w A. Mor-
rison, pf. arr. Malcolm Davidson.
© Oct. 26, 1932; E for. 27337; An-
gus Morrison. 1800
Orange trees in blossom; w and mel-
ody. © 1 c¢. Jan. 3, 1983: Miaun
65816; Grace Shadman Crowl.
1801
Orff-schulwerk; elementare musikib-
ung. J*. Tanz—u. spielstiicke, auf-
takt-bolero, Carl Orff u. Gunild Keet-
man.—E’. Spielstiicke fiir kleines
schlagwerk, Carl Orff u. Hans Ber-
gese.—E”. Spielstiicke fiir kleines
schlagwerk, Carl Orff u. Gunild
Keetman.—H. §Spielstiicke fiir
blockfidten wu. kleines schlagwerk,
Carl Orff u. Gunild Keetman. ©
Dec. 20, 1932; E for. 27944-27947;
B. Schott’s sdhne. 1802-1805
Organ accompaniment and _ registra-
tion; by Charles N. Boyd. bk. land
2. © Dec. 9, 1982; AA 57457, 57458;
Theodore Presser ¢o. 1806. 1807
Oriental dance; melody. © 1 ¢. Jan.
21, 1933; E unp. 66599; Amber Roob-
enian. 1808
Oriental nights; w and melody Sylvan
Green. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp.
66340; Frank J. Small. 1809
Original Dixieland one-step; by the
Original Dixieland jazz band, arr.
Jimmy Dale; orch. pts. © Jan. 26,
1933; E pub. 34531; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 1810
64 é
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Orpheus with his lute; from m to
Henry VIII, Edward German, arr.
H. A. Chambers; sop. 1, 2 or con-
tralto. © Jan. 24, 1933; E for.
27985; Novello & co., ltd. 1811
Our army band; by Maria Teresa
Sanchez; band sc. ©1e. Aug. 19,
1932; E unp. 66148; George S. Ward,
Ivonne Buhler and Maria Teresa
Sanchez. 1812
Our blessed event; pf. with w. ©1«.
Jan. 30, 1988; E unp. 67050; Paul
Arthur Crain. 1813
Our command; song, w Charles John-
son. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp.
66354; Marjorie J. Fairbairn. 1814
Our dear country; song; mixed voices.
© Jan. 2, 19383; E pub. 34112; Alfred
S. Hyland. 1815
Our Florida; song, m Grace Linn
Sandy. © Jan. 14, 1933; E pub.
34436; Chas. M. Anderson. 1816
Our little French chateau; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66049;
John Labadie. 1817
Our Lord is risen from the dead;
Easter anthem, w from hymn by
Charles Wesley and a doxology, m
Cuthbert Harris; mixed voices and
ten. solo. © Jan. 13, 1933; E pub.
34868 ; Theodore Presser co. 1818
Our love affair was never meant to be;
melody. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1933; HE
unp. 66717; Albert E. Dell. 1819
Our native hills; w adapted from J. G.
Whittier, m from Finlandia by Si-
belius, arr. Hugh Ross. 1. Mixed
voices.—2. Women’s voices.—as.
Men’s voices. © Dec. 29, 1932; HE
pub. 34067-34069; Associated music
publishers, inc. 1820-1822
Our old quartette; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 19, 1933; E unp. 66553;
Peter Paul Jensen. 1823
Our old swimming hole; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1933; E unp.
66118 ; Will Blood. 1824
Our wandering youths; song. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 5, 1933; E unp. 65893; Mary
Felicia Theodore. 1825
Over the bar; w Dick Sanford, mel-
ody George B. McConnell. © 1 ec.
Jan. 12, 1983; E unp. 66159; Craw-
ford music corp. 1826
1837
Over the swells afar; pf. treble with
w. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1983; BE unp.
66379; Charles Trevor. 1827
Ozark home; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1. Jan. 9,
1933; E unp. 66052; Elma Barth.
1828
Paddles; melody Max Steiner. © 1c.
Jan. 3, 19383; E unp. 66452; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 1829
Paganini (Niccolo) Allegro-concert 1,
D-dur; op. 6, mit eingehende studien
u. taktweise analyse bearb. Otakar
Sevtik, op. 20, neubearb. violin-solo-
stimme O. Sevéik, u. neurev. klavier-
partitur F. Beck. © Oct. 25, 1932;
E for. 28008; Ol. Pazdirek. 1830
Pageant of joy; w and m R. L. Sid-
dons; duett and quartet arrs. © 1
ce. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66310; Syd-
ney L. Rothery. 1831
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
Alleluia! tulerunt Dominum; w
adapted from King James version
of John, by Gustave Reese, m Gio-
vanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, ed.
John Finley Williamson; 5 pt.
mixed cho. © Dec. 31, 1932; E pub.
34414; G Schirmer, inc. 1832
Palms and praises; service for Palm
Sunday, Ida Reed-Smith, with w
I. Reed-Smith, John King and
others, m Samuel S. Wesley, Henry
Smart and others. © Sept. 16,
1932; AA 114114; David C. Cook
pub. co. 1833
Paloma (La); cancion mexicana,
armonizacion Roberto Sanchez R.;
2 voces. © July 15, 1932; E for.
27928; A. Wagner y Levien suCs., s.
en ¢. 1834
Pan (Der) tanzt; danse caractéris-
tique, Emil Juel-Frederiksen, arr.
Henry Weber; ptes. pour odeon
orch. et pour salon-orch. © Jan. 5,
1933; E for. 27786; A. Cranz. 1835
Panorama; pf. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1933;
E unp. 66496; Lewis Raymond.
1836
Pantomime; by Colin Taylor; pf. ©
Dec. 6, 1932; E for. 27608; Augener,
ltd. 1837
Parade of the ads; w Val Burton and
Will Jason, m V. Burton, W. Jason
and Arthur Lange. © 1c. Jan. 25,
65
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1838
Parade of the ads—Continued.
1933; E unp. 66981; Movietone music
corp. 1838
Paris-Belfort; marche militaire, J.
Farigoul; pf. © Dec. 1, 1932; E
for. 28057; Alphonse Ledue et cie.
1839
Paris en joie; one-step, paroles Henry
Varna, m Pascal Bastia. © Dec.
10, 19382; E for. 27370; Editions
Joséphine Baker. 1840
Parlez-moi d'affaires; fox-trot, de La
bonne aventure, paroles Henri Dia-
mant-Berger, m Jean Lenoir; avec
accord de ukulele. © Noy. 1, 1932;
E for. 27867; Editions Salabert.
1841
Parteno ’e suldate; versi Rocco Lo
Martire, m Alfredo Mazzucchi. ©
Dec. 31, 19382; E for. 280384; Casa
editrice F. Bideri. 1842
Partir pour la Cote d’azur; chanson,
paroles Saint-Granier et Marc-
Hély. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 28048;
Ch. Borel-Clere. 1843
Pas trés intelligent; fox-trot, paroles
Henri Diamant-Berger, m Jean
Lenoir ; avee accord de l’ukulele. ©
Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 27489; Editions
Salabert. 1844
Passing by; WwW anon., melody attrib-
uted to Edward Purcell, pf. ace.
Carl Deis; high voice. © Dec. 29,
1932; E pub. 34255; G. Schirmer,
ine. 1845
Passions—musik; Matthaeus, I. L.
Emborg, op. 76; blandet kor, stry-
gere og orgel. © Dee. 17, 1932; E
for. 27628; Wilhelm Hansen. 1846
Patorni-Casadesus (R.) Six chansons
pour les petits enfants; paroles
Auréle Patorni. © Sept. 1, 1932;
E for. 27674; Editions Salabert.
1847
Paulette, my pet; song. © Jan. 24,
1933; E pub. 34483; George Powloff.
1848
Paustians uhr; sange fra filmen, tekst
Hans Hartvig Seedorff Pedersen, m
Niels Clemmensen; pf. © Dee. 17,
1932 ; E for. 27626; Wilhelm Hansen.
1849
Pavinciavones daina; Lithuanian song,
w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 28,
1933; E unp. 66961; Adele Celina
AmbroZaite. 1850
pt. Tu, BASE We
Pays (Le) des réves bleus; valse séré-
nade, de Le truce du brésilien, pa-
roles Pierre Bayle, m Mireille; avec
accord de l’ukulele. © Nov. 1, 1932;
E for. 27854; Editions Salabert.
1851
Peace; song, w Sara Teasdale. ©1e.
Jan. 5, 1933; E unp. 65891; Edward
C. Potter. 1852
Peaches and cream; w Douglas Fur-
ber, m Jean Gilbert; with ukulele
arr. © Nov. 9, 1932; E for: 27790;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 1853
Peecche’ me vuod lassSa; song, versi
Renzo Abbondandolo. © 1 ¢. Jan.
12, 19838; E unp. 66157; Mae Notaro.
1854
Pecché oj luna; versi Giovanni Rug-
giero, m Alfredo Ryvel; pf. © Dee.
31, 1982; E for. 28026; Casa editrice
F. Bideri. 1855
Peeping moon; fox trot song. ©1e.
Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66304; Mary
Exline: 1856
Penguin (The); by J. Hullah Brown;
pereussion band and violin, sc. and
pts., with pf., and child-conductor’s
sec. © Dec. 14, 1932; E for. 27571;
Joseph Williams, ltd. 1857
Penitent’s (The) melody; violin and
pf. © 1 «¢ Dee. 9, 1932; E unp.
66613; Adam Franz Morgan. 1858
People (The) in my home town; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1933;
E unp. 67031; Ray Genung. 1859
Pesold (Arnold) Melody; pf. ©l1e.
Jan. 20, 1933; E unp. 66602; Arnold
Pesold. 1860
Peter and Paula; musical romance, w
R. Gielow, m I. Gielow. © 1 ¢
Jan. 9, 1983; D 283638; Irving Gie-
low and Rozetta Gielow. 1860*
Petit (Le) violoniste; collection de
morceaux classiques, choisis et an-
notés Armand Parent; violon et pf.
2° vol. B—3° vol. B. ‘©! Newae
1932; E for. 27844, 27845; Delrieu
fréres. 1861, 1862
Petite (Une) femme ca vaut tous les
amis; fox-trot chanson, paroles
Saint-Granier. © Dec. 1, 1932; E
for. 28040; Ch. Borel-Clere. 1863
Petite souris; de L. Saint-Requier, op.
141, no. 1; trio ou cheur pour voix
de femmes a cappella. © Oct. 1,
1932; E for. 27404; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie. 1864
66
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
1892
Phantom love; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 3, 1988; E unp. 65835; Irene
Pierson. 1865
Philipp (I.) Trois piéces; op. 92; pf.
© Dee. 1, 19382; E for. 28065; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 1866
Piano fancies; by Jack Owens; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1933; E unp. 66403;
John Robert Owens. 1867
Piano songs without words; ist pf.
pieces, Louie E. De Rusette. bk. 3.
@ Dec. 21, 19382; EH for. 27497;
Joseph Williams, ltd. 1868
Piano teachers normal course. 1.
Sec. 1.—2. Technical exercises for
Secs, 1; 2. © Jan. 18, 19338: AA
113251, 113252; William C. Nicholls.
1869, 1870
Piccaninny lullaby; w H. B. Tilsley,
m Tolchard Evans. © Dec. 2, 1932;
E for. 27511; Cecil Lennox, Itd.
1871
Piccolo nido; tango, versi E. M. Chiap-
po, m Gino Filippini; orch. parti.
© Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 27807;
Chiappo. 1872
Pick-Mangiagalli (Riccardo) Canzo-
netta; op. 5, n. 2, trascrizione Ar-
turo De Cecco; piccola orch. parti.
© Dec. 29, 1932; E for. 27640; G.
Ricordi & co. 1873
Scherzo; op. 5, n. 3, trascrizione
Arturo De Cecco; piccola orech. par-
ti. © Dec. 29, 1982; E for. 27641;
G. Ricordi & co. 1874
Pickanninies’ heaven; from Hello
everybody, w Sam Coslow, m Ar-
thur Johnston; with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 24, 1932; E pub. 34302;
Famous music corp. 1875
Piedigrotta Bideri 1932; compilatore
F. Bideri. Numero unico. © Oct.
1, 1982; A—Foreign 19253; Casa
editrice F. Bideri.
Piedigrotta 1932; Strenna numero uni-
co, compilata M. Cosentino. ©
Sept. 20, 1982; E for. 27602; Mario
Cosentino. 1877
Pintaré tus labios; cancién-fox, letra
Ricardo Lopez Méndez, m Antonio
Escobar. © Oct. 15, 1932; E for.
27930; A. Wagner y Levien sucs., s.
en. ¢. 1878
Pitfield (Thomas Baron) Capriccio;
pf. © Nov. 23, 1932; E for. 27605;
Augener, ltd. 1879
1876.
Pixies (The); w S. T. Coleridge, m
S. Coleridge-Taylor, arr. H. A.
Chambers; sop. 1, 2. © Jan. 24,
1933; E for. 27990; Novello & co.,
ltd. 1880
Plainsong (A) hymnbook; compiled,
proprietors of Hymns ancient and
modern, ed. S. H. Nicholson. Musi-
cal ed. © Nov. 15, 1982; A int. .
173860; Sydney Hugo Nicholson.
1880*
Plaisir d’amour; de Martini, tran-
Seription Francisque Darcieux;
choeur 4 4 voix d’hommes, sans acc.
© Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 28050; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 1881
Play fiddle play; Viennese waltz,
Emery Deutsch and Arthur Altman,
arr. EK. Deutsch. 1. Violin, concert
version, and pf.—2. Violin, concert
version, cello and pf.—3. Violin,
simplified version, and pf. © Jan.
26, 1983; E pub. 34533-34535; Ed-
ward B. Marks musie corp.
1882-1884
w Jack Lawrence, m Emery
Deutsch and Arthur Altman, arr. J.
Rosamond Johnson; male quartette.
© Jan. 26, 1933; E pub. 34532; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp. 1885
Play for me; fox-trot, Daniel Dax,
arr. Al Wayes; orch. pts. © Dec.
25, 19382; E for. 27522; Societa ano-
nima Suvini-Zerboni. 1886
Play those baseball blues; song, arr.
by C. J. Levy; pf.-conductor. ©1e.
Jan. 11, 1983; E unp. 66123; Jack
O. Lines, Elmer Kaiser and Chas.
Levy. 1887
Please don’t take my dreams; w and
m Peggy Stuart. © Jan. 3, 1933;
EH pub. 34239; Margaret Stuart.
1888
Please don’t talk about my man; w
Andy Razaf, melody Reginald Fore-
sythe. ©1e. Jan. 4, 1983; E unp.
65854; Joe Davis, inc. 1889
Please don’t walk out of my life; w
and melody. © 1. Jan. 3, 1933;
E unp. 66281; Rowland Croasdale.
1890
Please say you will return; song. ©
df ce: Jan. 3; 1983; Hounp: 65999;
Gene EK. Burrows. 1891
Plucking the rushes; w tr. from
Chinese, Arthur Waley, m Francis
George Scott; mixed voices. ©
Dec. 27, 1932; E for. 27652; Bayley
& Ferguson. 1892
67
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1893
pt. 17, n. s., v. 28
Pluie de feu; par Yatove; pf. © Oct.
1, 1932; E for. 27419; Choudens.
1893
Plus (Le) beau régiment; marche,
paroles Ch. L. Pothier, m Géo.
Sundy ; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 27446; Editions
Salabert. 1894
‘Poem; by Zdének Fibich, transcribed
Harold Spencer; pf. © Dec. 30,
19382; E pub. 34140; McKinley music
co. 1895
Polonaise; from Christmas eve, N.
Rimsky-Korsakov, w W. L. M., acc.
ed. Arthur B. Keene; mixed voices.
©). Jan. 7 1988e0 @ “pub, 34520:
Charles W. Homeyer & co. 1896
Pompadour; w Irving Caesar, m Sig-
mund Romberg: with ukulele arr.
© Dee. 30, 1982; E pub. 34094;
Harms, inc. 1897
Poor little me; song. © 1c. Jan. 30,
1983; E unp. 67062; Georgia Fer-
guson. 1898
Poor (The) pedestrian; w and m Ken
French. © 1 ce. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
65765; Kenneth Howard French.
1899
Pop goes the weasel; arr. Albert Har-
vey; 2 violins. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E pub. 34015; Fred Heltman co.
1900
Portrait (A); violin or violoncello and
pf.. © Jan. 7, 19383; E pub. 34332;
Latham True. 1901
Pour demain; fox-trot, paroles H. Dia-
mant-Berger, m Jean Lenoir; avec
accord de ukulele. © Oct. 1, 1932;
E for. 27444; Editions Salabert.
1902
Pour les sauver; paroles A. Brondet,
et E. L. Morvan, m H. Rawson et
Marie Rosel. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for.
27861 ; Marie Rose Brondet. 1903
Prelude in C sharp minor; by Alex-
ander Scriabin, transcribed Ernest
Brennecke ; organ. © Dec. 29, 1932;
E pub. 34257; G. Schirmer, inc.
1904
Premiers chagrins; de Yatove; pf. ©
Oct, 1, 1982; E for. 27425; Choudens.
1905
Prends-toi par la main; fox-trot, Ya-
tove; orch. ptes. © Dec. 1, 1982;
E for. 28070; Choudens. 1906
—— paroles Jean Rodor, m Yatove.
© Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 27428; Chou-
dens. 1907
‘———w and melody.
Presence (The) in the silence; w P.
H. Epler, m T. Tertius Noble; mixed
voices. © Jan. 12, 1933; E pub.
34378; Arthur P. Schmidt co. 1908
Pretending; w and m B. M. Mathews
and Charles E. Palmer. © 1 ¢. Jan.
3, 193838; E unp. 65768; Blanehe M.
Mathews. 1909
Pretending you care; w Tot Seymour,
m Jesse Greer; with ukulele arr.
Geo. R. Holman. © Jan. 3, 1933;
E pub. 34155; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inc. 1910
Pretty girlie; song. © 1 & Jam 2
1933; E unp. 66803; Reta Lucile
Hicks. 1911
Prima (La) volta; fox-trot, Amedeo
Escobar; orch. pti. © Dec. 25, 1932;
E for. 27526; Societa anonima Su-
vini-Zerboni. 1912
Prince Igor; choral dance no. 17, for
mixed cho., m A. P. Borodin, Eng-
lish tr. Rosa Newmarch. Voe. sce.
© Dec. 9, .1932;:, i) fers waar
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 1913
Priscilla; minuet, James B. Corbridge,
arr. J. G. Liddicoat; 2 Suen
Dee. 31, 1982; E pub. 34020; Fred
Heltman co. 1914
Progress (The); polka, melody. ©
1c. Jan. 10, 1933; E unp. 66104;
Anthony Coppa. 1915
Prohibition blue; w and m Marguerite
Manierre. © 1 ec Jan. 16, 1933;
E unp. 66322; Marguerite Manierre
Brown. 1916
Promise me you’re mine; song. ©1e.
Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 67020; John
Russell Linton. 1917
Prosperity ; song. ©1c. Jan. 26 1933;
E unp. 66823; John O. Merrill. 1918
— song, pf. se. Olive A. Wilkins.
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1933; E unp. 66008;
Marie E. Smith. 1919
© 1c. Janta,
1933; E unp. 66764; Mabel Kenady
Brune. 1920
—w and melody. © 1 ¢. Jan. 30,
1933; E unp. 67008; Lilyan Raines.
1921
Prosperity in 33; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e¢.
Jan. 28, 1983; E unp. 66954; Fred
A. Hepler. 1922
Prosperity is coming; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 6, 1933; E unp. 65941;
Mary Roos Haas. 1923
68
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1938
Prosperity on parade; song. © 1.
Jan. 13, 1988; E unp. 66201; Harold
Parker Johnson. 1924
Prosperity we greet you; w and m
Patrick Joseph; © 1 ¢. Jan... 10,
19383; E unp. 66069; Patrick J. Mc-
Cruden. 1925
Pudel (der); schlager, gesangstexte
Teo von Donop, m Willy Geisler.
@ Sept... 13,.. 1932; .E.. for. 27479;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H. 1926
Pumpkin (A) has no pump; w Tom
Kennedy and Dick Sanford, m Geo.
B. McConnell; pf. treble. © 1 «.
Jan. 81, 1983; E unp. 67105; Nat-
trass-Schenck, inc. 1927
Pupa di neve; tango, versi Enrico
Frati, m Illuminato Culotta; orch.
pti. © Dec. 25, 1932; E for. 27523;
Societa anonima Suvini-Zerboni.
1928
Purge me, O Lord; anthem, Thomas
Tallis, new version of w and m
transposed A. Ramsbotham; mixed
voices, organ acc. © Nov. 17. 1932;
E for. 27748; Oxford univ. press.
1929
Pussy willow frolic; by William M.
Felton; pf. © Dec. 30, 19382; E
pub. 34125; McKinley music co.
1930
Put on your hip waders ‘cause I’m
knee deep in love; song, m Frank 8.
Wildt; with ukulele arr. © Dec.
31, 19382; E pub. 340382; Nels C.
Weed. 1931
Put your hand in mine; w and m
Harry S. Pepper; with ukulele arr.
© Jan. 7, 1933; E for. 27967; Dix,
ltd. 1932
Qu’on est bien en chemise; 6/8 one-
step, dans Le truc du_ brésilien,
paroles Pierre Bayle, m Mireille;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Nov.
1, 19382; E for. 27846; Editions Sala-
bert. 1933
Quand on a son volant en mains;
marche 6/8 one-step, paroles René
Pujol et Ch. L. Pothier, m Oberfeld ;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © Oct. 1,
1932; E for. 27450; Editions Sala-
bert. 1934
Quand on fait de la contrebande;
marche, paroles Henri Diamant-
Berger, m Jean Lenoir; avec accord
de ’ukulele. © Oct. 1, 19382: E for.
27440; Editions Salabert. 19385
1950
Quand une femme; one-step, de Azor,
paroles Max Eddy, m Gaston Gaba-
roche; avec accord de Vukulele. ©
Nov. 1, 19382; E for. 27856; Editions
Salabert. 1936
Quand y a pas d’public; fox-trot, cou-
plets Max Eddy, m Gaston Gaba-
roche; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Oct. 1, 19382; E for. 27411; Editions
Salabert. 1937
Quando; versi Michele Galdieri, m
Donald Caslar. 1. Mandolin se.—2.
Pivk@: be ‘Oct. 224.1 ¢., Dec, 29.
1932; E unp. 66146, 66147; Fratelli
Curci. 1938, 1939
Quando la donna vuole; fox-trot, versi
EH. M. Chiappo, m Waldam, arr.
Gino Filippini; orch. parti. © Sept.
1, 1932; E for. 27809; Chiappo.
1940
Quartet pieces; by Arthur Trew; 2
violins, viola and ’cello. Sec. and
pts.. © Nov. 17, 1932; E for. 27771;
Oxford univ. press. 1941
Quatriéme étude orientale; en quintes,
Théodore-Szant6; pf. © Sept. 1,
1932; E for. 27670; Editions Sala-
bert. 1942
Queen of the Maywalk; song. ©1e.
Jan. 18, 1933; E unp. 66498 ; Blanche
Merrill. 1948
Quiero; bolero, letra y m Luis Arca-
raz. © July 15, 1932; E for. 27941;
A. Wagner y Levien suGs., Ss. en ¢.
1944
Quit shadowing me; valse song. ©
1c. Jan. 18, 1933; E unp. 66927;
Aline Kennedy. 1945
Rabbits, and sheeps, [sic] and geese,
so tiny, and two of each; w and m
H. C. G. Stevens. © Dec. 1, 1932;
E for. 27560; J. & W. Chester, Itd.
1946
Raccolta di bassi per lo studio dell
‘armonia; di Paolo Delachi. ©
Nov. 2, 1982; A—For. 18762; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢. 1947
Radetzky-marche; de J. Strauss, arr.
Yatove; petit orch. ptes. © Oct. 1,
1932; E for. 27397; Choudens. 1948
Radio city; march; pf. © Jan. 17,
1933; .E pub. 34898; Frank W.
Geiger. 1949
Radio star; fox-trot song. © 1 ©¢.
Jan. 17, 1933; E unp. 66909; W. H.
Matheson. 1950
69
—_—
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1951
Radio sweetheart; song, melody Edith
Whittick. © 1 ce Jan. 10, 1933; E
unp. 66084; Alfred R. Rossman.
1951
Rainbow (The); by J. Hullah Brown;
percussion band sc. and pts., with
violins in unison and pf. © Dec.
14. 1932; E for. 27569; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd. 1952
2-pt. song, w Walter de la Mare,
m Benjamin Britten; treble voices.
© Nov. 24, 1932; E for. 27752; Ox-
ford univ. press. 1953
Ram pam pam; fox-trot, paroles Jean
Tranchant, m Alfredo De Vita. ©
Dec. 10, 1932: E for. 27371; Editions
Joséphine Baker. 1954
Ratonne (La); canon, m Paul Dupin:
cheur a 3 voix, et Papa, Sans ace.
© Dec. 1, 1932: E for. 28074; Durand
et Cie. 1955
Real love: song. ©1c. Jan. 14, 1933;
E unp. 66278; Marie E. Smith. 1956
Recipe (The) ; slow fox-trot song, arr.
Louis La Rondelle. © 1 ¢. Dec. 27,
1932: E unp. 65620; Worth W. Pres-
ton. 1957
Recitative: Thy hand, Belinda, —and
Air: When I am laid in earth; from
Dido and Aeneas, w Nahum Tate, m
Henry Pureell, arr. and ed. W. Gil-
lies Whittaker; unison voices. ©
Dec. 8, 1932; E for. 27757; Oxford
univ. press. 1958
Recollections of 1983; melody. ©1e.
Jan. 21, 1933; E unp. 66618; Louis
Bernstein. 1959
Red (The) and the black; w and m R.
R. Grindle; pf. © Dec. 31, 1932; E
pub. 34030; Stevens Point high
school. 1960
Red (The) book of program songs and
choruses; by Noble Cain, with the
co-editorship of Walter H. Butter-
field and others. © Jan, 3, 1933;
A 57829: Hall & McCreary co. 1961
Red head; song. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1933;
FE unp. 66187; Melville Grems. 1962
Red lips unkissed; fox-trot, from A
kisS in spring, w L. du Garde Peach,
m Emmerich Kalman and Herbert
Griffiths. © Nov. 23, 19382; E for.
27704; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd. [Copyright is claimed on
changes in music by H. Griffiths and
English words] 1963
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Red River lullaby; w Tom Kennedy
and Dick Sanford, m Geo. B. Mc-
Connell; pf. treble. ©1 ce. Jan. 31,
1933; E unp. 67101; Nattrass-
Schenck, ince. 1964
Redemption’s song; 2-pt. cantata, text
arr. and m composed Fred B. Hol-
ton; arr. from cantata for mixed
voices for uSe of women’s chos. and
junior choirs. © Jan. 3, 1933; E
pub. 34326; Lorenz pub. co. 1965
Reg’ mich nicht auf, Johanna; tango,
w und m Fritz Rotter und Walter
Jurmann, klavier-arr. Walter Bor-
chert. © Sept. 22, 1931; E for.
28107; Wiener boheme verlag, G. m.
b. 2: 1966
spezial-arr. Walter Bor-
chert; orch. stimmen. © Sept. 22,
1931; E for. 28114; Wiener boheme
verlag, G. m. b. H. 1967
Regardless: w J. M. Katzenbogen, mel-
ody L. Golden. © 1 ¢ Jan. 30,
1933; E unp. 67055; Jack M. Katz-
enbogen and Leroy Golden. 1968
Rejoice, the Lord is King; hymn, w C.
Wesley, m H. A. Chambers; with
organ acc. © Jan. 20, 1933; E for.
27976: Novello & co., Itd. 1969
Rendezvous of dreams; slow fox-trot
song. ©1c. Jan. 17, 1933; E unp.
66398; Albert Talmon L’Armee.
1970
Repeal; song, m Le Claire Smith. ©
1 e. Jan. 11, 1933; i uUnpeeees
Albert Edward Manofsky. 1971
Requested songs, new and old; hymns,
compiled J. E. Thomas, J. W. Ferrill
and Charlie D. Tillman. © Mar. 29,
1932: E pub. 34822; Quartet music
co. 1972
Resurrection (The) garden; Easter
service, Ww Edith Sanford Tillotson
and others, m I. H. Meredith,
Broughton Edwards and others. ©
Jan. 3, 1933; E pub. 34361; Tullar-
Meredith co. 1973
Réve fantastique: by R. H. Bassett;
pf.-conductor. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1933;
E unp. 66150; Movietone musie corp.
1974
Réveillez-vous belle dormeuse; poésie
Dufresny, m Jean Dupérier; cheeur
pour voix d’hommes, sans ace. ©
Dec. 1, 1982; E for. 28059; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 1975
70
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Rhythm in my bones; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 66735;
Mary J. Schaeffer. 1976
Ricciolino biondo; fox trot, Carlo Bra-
cale, arr. Pete Rizza; orch. parti.
© Oct. 31, 1932; E for. 27356; S. a.
Suvini-Zerboni. 1977
Ride-by-nights (The); 2-pt. song, w
Walter de la Mare, m Benjamin
Britten; treble voices. © Nov. 24,
1932; E for. 27751; Oxford univ.
press. 1978
Ride on! ride on in majesty ; w Henry
H. Milman, set to hymn-tune Co-
logne, arr. George B. Nevin; mixed
voices, with organ acc. © Dee. 29,
1932; E pub. 34406; G. Schirmer,
ine. 1979
Rider (The) ; melody Max Steiner. ©
1 c. Jan. 38, 19338; E unp. 66453;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 1980
Riding out the gale; by Richard How-
gill; orch. pts. © Dec. 20, 1932;
E for. 27581; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd. 1981
Rido; fox-trot, versi Luciano Ramo, m
Giovanni Simonetti. © Dec. 25,
1932; E for. 27519; Societé anonima
Suvini-Zerboni. 1982
Rigadon; by Henry Pureell, arr. Kath-
arine Benham; percussion band pts.
and pf., with child conductor’s sc.
© Dee. 21, 1982; E for. 27501; Jo-
seph Williams, Itd. 1983
Right or wrong; w Fred Neumann, m
Louie G. Flagner. © 1c. Jan. 27,
19338; E unp. 66874; Louis G. Flag-
ner. 1984
Rima de amor; vals-cancion, letra y
m Max Urban. © Aug. 1, 1932; E
for. 27931; A. Wagner y Levien sucs.,
Ss. en ¢c. 1985
Rise (The) of the star; melody Max
Steiner. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
66454; Southern music pub. co., inc.
1986
Ritmica ostinata; v. Wladimir Vogel;
grosses orch. Partitur. © Nov. 17,
1932; E for. 27957; Universal edi-
tion, a. g. 1987
River (The) boat; melody Max
Steiner. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1983; E unp.
66455; Southern music pub. co., inc.
1988
Road (The) of life; w and m Eduma
Marea Carroll. ©1c. Jan. 27, 1983;
E unp. 66866; Eduma Marea
Thomas. | 1989
Roosevelt,
él
2004
Road to hell; song, m R. Cox and
Curtis Mayo. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933;
E unp. 65813; Rupert Cox. 1990
Roads; song, m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. © Lee. Jan,14.119383.; EF .unp.
66264; Ethel Nelson McAdoo. 1991
Robin (The); by J. Hullah Brown;
percussion band sc. and pts., with
‘violin and pf. © Dec. 14, 1932; E
for. 27564; Joseph Williams, I!td.
1992
Robin (The) in the apple tree; by
Harold Wansborough; pf. © Dec.
30, 1982; E pub. 34121; McKinley
music Co. 1993
Robins in the rain; song. © 1c. Jan.
30, 1933; E unp. 67015; Helen E.
Priest. 1994
Rochdale (The) hounds; w and m
Harry Gifford and Fred E. Cliffe;
with ukulele arr. © Dec. 12, 1932;
E for. 27659; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd. 1995
Rock-a-bye baby bye; vocal duet, w
Bernard A. Sloey. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1933; E unp. 66658; Mabel Morgan
Sloey. 1996
Rock me in the cradle of your arms;
- wand melody. ©1c. Jan. 13, 1933;
E unp. 66184; Bertha Raffetto.
1997
Rocky Mountain moon; waltz, w and
melody Mac and El. © 1 e¢. Jan.
12, 1983; EH unp. 66166; Elliott J.
Schaffer and J. F. McKenney. 1998
© Nov. 12, 1932; E
1999
Roda-roda; pf.
for. 27466; Octavio Pinto.
Roll on blue moon; w and m Cliff Car-
lisle; with ukulele arr. © Jan. 4,
19338; E pub. 34118; Adams music
pub. co. 2000
Romanza mesta; versi e melodia. ©
1 e Jan. 10, 19883; E unp. 66086;
Vincent Sorey. 2001
Ronde francaise; de Paul Pierné;
violons 1, 2, altos, violoncelies et
contrebasses. Ptes. ©. Dec. 1,
1932; E for. 28064; Henry Lemoine
et cie. 2002
Rondine; tango, versi E. Frati; pic-
cola orch. pti. © Nov. 15, 1982; E
for. 27806; G. Raimondo. 2003
Garner and me; w AL.
Lewis, m Al. Sherman; with ukulele
arr. © Jan. 3, 1933; E pub. 34232;
Irving Berlin, inc. 2004
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2005
Roosevelt the saviour of the nation;
w and melody. © 1 c. Jan. 25, 1933 ;
E unp. 66766; Joseph A. Campanelli.
2005
Rosa, reizende Rosa; paso-doble, w
Fritz Rotter, m Hans J. Salter,
klavier-arr. Walter Borchert. ©
Nov. 6, 1931; E for. 28106; Wiener
boheme verlag, G. m. b. H. 2006
— m und arr. Hans J.
Salter; orch. stimmen. © Nov. 6,
1931; E for. 28115; Wiener boheme
verlag, G. m. b. H. 2007
Rosalie farcie; pf. © Nov. 1, 1932;
E for. 27880; Ernest Chatillon.
2008
Rosary of the rose; w Harry Pease,
m Ed. Nelson, pf. se. Merle T. Ken-
drick; with ukulele arr. © Jan. 4,
1933; E pub. 34120; Bibo-Lang, inc.
2009
Rosche’s Children’s day carois; no. 1,
w Edith Sanford Tillotson and
others, m Samuel W. Beazley and
others, compiled Geo. F. Rosche. ©
Jan. 5, 1933; AA 118676; Geo. F.
Rosche. 2010
Rose (The); by J. Hullah Brown;
percussion band sc. and pts., with
violin and pf. © Dec. 14, 1932; EB
for. 27565; Joseph Williams, Itd.
2011
Rose covered cottage and you; waltz,
w Frank M. Morawetz, and melody
©le Jan. 25, 1933; BE unp. 66882;
Margaret Kramer Fehring. 2012
Rose Marie; song, m Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. Jan, 12, 19383; E unp. 66168;
Julia W. Baker. 2013
Rose of Honolulu; w and m Tom
Armstrong; with ukulele arr. and
arrs. for Hawaiian steel guit. and
Spanish guit. acc. Roy Smeck. ©
Jan. 12, 1983; E pub. 34345; Edward
B. Marks music corp. 2014
Rose of my dreams; waltz song, mel-
ody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ec: Jan. 18,
1933; E unp. 66501; Mary E. Good-
win. 2015
Rose of the snowland; w Joe Young,
m Bernice Petkere; with ukulele
arr. © Jan. 19, 1933; E pub. 34459;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
2016
Rose-petal love; waltz, w C. R.
Wiandt and George J. Wendling, m
Nat Miller. © Dec. 31, 1982; E pub.
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
34242: Claud R. Wiandt and Myrtle
O. Greenback. 2017
Rose (La) rouge; habanera, Jane
Bos; mélodie avec ace. du pf. ©
Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 28055; Société
anonyme francaise Chappell. 2018
versi F. Poussaint, m Giulio
Cesare Sonzogno. © Oct. 31, 1932;
EK for. 27358; Societa anonima §Su-
vini-Zerboni. 2019
Rose (The) waltz; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 13, 19383; E unp. 66186;
Reb. Raney and Perry Hettel. 2020
Roses of Killarney; w and m T. Dun-
stan Collins; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 3, 19838; E pub. 34824; Richard
Drake Saunders. 2021
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Fan-
' taisie sur Beaumarchais; arr. d’Eu-
gene Cools; petit orch. ptes. © Oct.
25, 1932; E for. 27915; Editions Max
Eschig. 2022
Rowley (Alec) Two nocturnes; pf. 1.
In B min.—2. In D flat. © Dec. 23,
1932; E for. 27586; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd. 2023
Rowling fiyers; fox-trot, Ed. Mahieux
et Ch. Grigaut; orch. ptes. © Oct.
1, 1932; E for. 27399; Choudens.
2024
Rubank assembly hour piano accordion
folio; coll., E. De Lamater, I. S.
Loos and others, arr. Joseph P.
Elsnic. © Dec. 20, 1932; E pub.
33829; Rubank, ine. 2025
Rudiments of technique; pf. © Aug.
1, 1982; AA 112709; Olive May Merz.
2026
Rund um die Wolga; russiche walzer-
fantasie, potpourri, Walter Bor-
chert; orch. stimmen. © Nov. 17,
1931; E for. 28178; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 2027
Rustie dance; by Adam Carse; string
quartet pts. © Nov. 25, 19382; E for.
27612; Augener, ltd. 2028
Rustling leaves; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 678, no. 9; violin, 1st posi-
tion, and pf. © Dec. 30, 1932; EH
pub. 34247; Theodore Presser co.
2029
Rythmes de valse; de I. Philipp, op.
91; pf. 1. Nos. 1-3—2. Nos. 46.
© Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 28066, 28067 ;
Henry Lemoine et cie. 2030, 2031
—
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1983
Sabrosona; rumba cubana, paroles
espagnoles et m Moisés Simons. ©
Sept. 1, 1982; E for. 27377; Smyth.
2032
Sacred quartettes; w and m composed
and compiled Will H. Ruebush; in
G clef. © Sept. 20, 1932; E pub.
34339; Ruebush-Kieffer co. 2033
Sad sands; song. © 1c. Jan. 21,
1933; E unp. 66605; Fred Warren
West. 2034
Sailing of the Olympic; melody Max
Steiner. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
66456; Southern music pub. ¢co., inc.
2035
Sailor-boy ; by T. Robin MacLachlan ;
pf. © Dec. 29, 19382; E pub. 34396;
G. Schirmer, inc. 2036
Sailors; w J. Warren Merrill, m Frank
La Forge. © Jan. 14, 1933; E pub.
34366; G. Ricordi & co., inc. 2037
Saint George and the dragon; Christ-
mas play, m L. C. Bromley. © Nov.
10, 1932; E for. 27750; Oxford univ.
press. 2038
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods college song;
w Sister Gertrude, m Dorothy New-
land. © Dec. 27, 1932; E pub.
34221; Saint Mary-of-the-Woods col-
lege. 2039:
St. Nepomuks vorabend; w Johann
Wolfgang von Goethe, m Erwin
Lendvai, op. 58, nr. 2; dreistim-
migen frauen o. kinderchor ohne begl.
Partitur. © Oct. 29, 1930; E for.
27911; Gebr. Hug & co. 2040
Sais-tu pourquoi; chanson, paroles
André Mauprey, italien Nino Bal-
fauzas “OC Dec. 1 19825: EH for.
28038; Gabriel Bonincontro. 2041
Sakkara; le Nil, canon, m Paul Dupin;
choeur 4 3 voix, sans ace. © Dec.
1, 19382; E for. 28078; Durand et cie.
2042
Sally of the valley; w and melody. ©
1 e@4 Jan. 4, 1988; E unp. 65865;
James Gerald Leonard. 2043
Sally’s aria; melody. © 1c. Jan. 20,
1933; E unp. 66594; Minyde Zent-
ner. 2044
Salta-salta; pf. © Nov. 12, 1932; E
for. 27469; Octavio Pinto. 2045
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled F. G. Hawkes;
full se. and pts. Festival ser., nos.
2062
81-84, Jan. 1933. © Dec. 22, 1932;
EK for. 27666; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd. 2046
—— —— —— Ordinary ser., no. 1053—
1056, Dec. 1932. © Nov.. 30, 1932;
E for. 27562; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd. 2047
—— — ——— Second ser., nos. 181-—
184, Jan. 1983. © Jan. 11, 1983;
E for. 28104; Salvationist pub. &
Supplies, 1td. 2048
San Francisco Kiwanis; march, w
Frederic L. Wheeler, m Merville
Yetter. © 1 ec. Jan: 18, 1983; EB
unp. 66502; Kiwanis club of San
Francisco. 2049
Sang (Le) viennois; valse, Johann
Strauss, arr. Julien Porret; orch. et.
jazz ptes. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for.
278387; Heugel. 2050
Sans amour; slow-fox chanté, paroles
Alex Farel, m Ch. Borel-Clere. ©
Dec. 10, 1932; E for. 27372; Editions
Joséphine Baker. 2051
Santos modern method for piano ac-
cordion; by Wm. Turnboo. bk. 2.
© Dec. 30, 1982; E pub. 34013; Don
Santos pub. co., ine. 2052
Sara la luna? no; fox-trot, versi
Michele Galdieri, m Dan Caslar. 1.
Pf.—2. Mandolino.—38. Orch. pti.
Oct. 20, 19382; E for. 27338, 27339,
27341; Fratelli Curci. 2053-2055
Sarson (May) Five fragments; pf.
© Dec. 28, 1932; E for. 27594;
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 2056
Sari; song, w G. Grober. © 1 «
Jan. 6, 1933; E unp. 65963; Walter
E. Paris and Gilbert Grober. 2057
Sassmannshausen (Walter) Two
marches; organ. © Sept. 20, 1932;
E pub. 34222; Walter Sassmanns-
hausen. 2058
Sautillant; one-step ou galop; orch.
ptes. © Dec. 1, 1932; B for. 28048;
Hubert Gillot. 2059
Save us, O Lord; vesper hymn, m
William Every. © Jan. 20, 1933;
E for. 27975; Novello & co., ltd.
2060
Save your kisses for me; pf. treble
Hath v4) i Jes Jamey, 19stiea
unp. 66853; John Duhig. 2061
Savin’ all my love for you; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1933; E
unp. 65986; Lawrence Jimpson.
2062
13
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2063
Saving my kisses for someone I love;
wand melody. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1933;
E unp. 65923; James E. Henry.
2063
Say honey, I love you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 65780; Kay
Barron. 2064
Say that you love me; song, m Ralph
William Winslow Bolton. © 1 «.
Jan. 27, 1983; E unp. 66875; George
Perey Bolton. 2065.
Say yes while the moon’s in the sky;
valse song. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1933;
E unp. 66928; Angie Alberta Olson.
2066
Scene d’amour; by Geo. Lipschultz,
arr. Wm. Spielter ; pf.-conductor. ©
He. Jan. 11, 193334 ramp. /66rs!:
Movietone music corp. 2067
Scenes metropolitaines; melody Max
Steiner. -'@©- 1° c. Jan, 3, 193833)
unp. 66457; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 2068
Scénes municipales ; de Henri Tomasi;
orch. ptes. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for.
27834; Alphonse Leduc et cie. 2069
Schau’ tief in meine augen .. ; Slow-
fox, N. Brodszky, w Fritz Rotter,
Spezial-arr. Heinz Sandauer; salon-
orch. stimmen. © Oct. 20, 1981; E
for. 28122; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Sm. D. Se. 2070
Schon ist das leben; serenata, deutsch
Friedrich Schwarz, paroles G. Dro-
vetti, m G. de Micheli, op. 33. ©
Dee. 20, 19382; E for. 27506; Anton
J. Benjamin, a. g. 2071
Schon sind die frau’n von Wien; tango,
text Beda, m Richard Griinfeld. ©
Mar. 5, 1981; E for. 28100; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Otto Hein. 2072
Schone frau, gute nacht; boston, text
u. m Fritz Rotter u. B. Kaper,
klavier arr. Walter Borchert. ©
Jan. 1, 1981; E for. 28095; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Otto Hein. 2073
Schonste (Der) takt; walzer, melodie
Adalbert Herkner. © 1 c¢. Jan. 5,
1933; E unp. 65910; Harry Renes.
2074
School tunes for wind instruments;
arr. J. A. Davison; oboe, flute or
clarinet with pf. Sc. and pts. ©
Sept. 15, 1982; E for. 27741; Ox-
ford uniy. press. 2075
‘pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
Schreib’ nichts von liebe mehr; tango,
w Hans Bussmann, m Mischa
Michaeloff ; stimmen fiir odeon orch.
u. fiir salonorch. © Jan. 5, 1933;
EK for. 27969; A. Cranz. 2076
Schubert (Franz Peter) By the sea;
m Schubert, arr. Granville Bantock ;
male cho. or quartet. © Dec. 21,
1932; E for. 27498; Joseph Williams,
ltd. 2077
Cradle song; arr. Henry S. Saw-
yer, bowed and fingered Frank J.
Blazek ; violin solo or duet with pf.
acc. © Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 34135;
McKinley music co. 2078
Du bist die ruh; op. 59, no. 3,
transcribed Caspar P. Koch; organ.
© Dec. 29, 1982; E pub. 34256; G.
Schirmer, inc. 2079
— Marche militaire; arr. and fin-
gered Carl Sauer; violin and pt.,
with 2d violin ad lib. © Aug. 20,
1982; E for. 27561; W. H. Paling
& co., ltd. 2080
op. 51, no. 3, freely arr. Al-
berto Jonas, op. 21, no. 6; pf.
Dec. 9, 19382; E pub. 34215; Carl
Fischer, ine. 2081
Rest; m Schubert, arr. Granville
Bantock; male cho. or quartet. ©
Dec. 21, 1982; E for. 27499; Joseph
Williams, ltd. 2082
— Le yoyageur; paroles G. P.
Schmidt, version francaise Jean
Chantavoine. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for.
27878 ; Heugel. 2083
Schule des violinvortrages auf mel-
odischer grundlage in 2 teilen; v.
Otakar Sevtik, op. 16; violino solo
u. pf. mit tibungsstoff. Stimmen. 2.
teil, hft. 45. Hexentanz, N. Paganini,
op. 8. © Oct. 25, 19382; E for. 28005;
Ol. Pazdirek. 2084
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Album
pour la jeunesse; op. 68, transcrits
et doigtés Victor Coeur; harpe a
pédales. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for.
28053; Jean Jobert. 2085
—Les deux grenadiers; frangais
Charles Magué, transcription Fran-
cisque Darcieux; cheeur 4 4 Voix
d’hommes, sans ace. © Dee. 1, 1982;
E for. 28051; Henry Lemoine et cie.
2086
Dialogue dans la forét; paroles
Eichendorff, version frangaise Jean
Chantavoine, m R. A. Schumann,
op. 39, no. 8. © Noy. 1, 1932; B for.
27877; Heugel. 2087
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1983
Schwiile (Hine) sommernacht und eine
frau wie du; tango, text Fritz Rot-
ter, m Robert Stolz, op. 587. ©
May 11, 1931; E for. 28138; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 2088
— spez.-arr. Walter
Borchert; orch. stimmen. © May
11, 1981; E for. 28129; Wiener bo-
héme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 2089
Scotland lassie; tone-picture, Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 674, no. 5; pf.
© Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 34130; Mc-
Kinley music co. 2090
Scudding o’er life’s sea O come with
me; song. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1933; E
unp. 66067; Eva Della White Wake-
lee. 2091
Scusi signora; fox-trot, Gino Simi, arr.
I. Culotta; orch. pti. © Dec. 25,
1932; E for. 27524; Societé anonima
Suvini-Zerboni. 2092
Se fosse lei; fox-trot, versi Enrico
Frati, m Luigi Roberto Ferrario.
© Dee. 25, 1932; E for. 27517; So-
cieté anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 2093
Sea (The) gypsy; w Richard Hovey,
m and arr. Geoffrey O’Hara; 3-pt.
male cho. © Jan. 24, 1983; E pub.
34498 ; Harms, inc. 2094
See-saw; rumba cubana, letra y m
Moises Simons, English, Marjorie
Harper. © 1c Jan. 27, 1933; E
unp. 66850; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 2095
Seems I’ve always held your hand;
w B. Miller and Carl Field, melody
B. Miller and Alfred Opler. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 7, 1983; E unp. 65966; Bob
Miller. 2096
Sehr geschitztes Fraulein Laura;
tango, w und m Fritz Rotter und
Walter Jurmann, klavier-arr. Walter
Borchert. © Feb. 28, 1932; E for.
28111; Wiener bohéme verlag, G. m.
b. H. 2097
oe spezial-arr. Walter Bor-
chert; orch. stimmen. © Feb. 23,
1932; E for. 28158; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 2098
Semaine (La) du pianiste; recueil des
exercices quotidiens, Marie Panthes.
© Nov. 1, 1932; A—For. 19201; Al-
phonse Leduc et cie. 2099
Send a bunch of roses to her door;
song, melody Dave Peyton. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 19, 1933; E unp, 66545; Robert
R.. Irwin: 2100
161050—33——-6
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2113
Senorita ; fox-trot, paroles E. Recagno,
m Roger Dumas; avec accord de
Vukelele. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
27438 ; Editions Salabert. 2101
Sentimentale ; fox-trot, paroles Léo Le-
lievre fils, m Georges Tabet; avec
accord de l’ukelele. © Oct. 1, 1932;
EK for. 27457; Editions Salabert.
2102
Séparément; dans Le true du brésilien,
paroles Pierre Bayle, m Mireille;
avec accord de l’ukelele. © Noy. 1,
1932; E for. 27852; Editions Sala-
bert. 2103
Serenade; by Adam Carse; string quar-
tet. pts. © Nov. 25, 1932; E for.
27611; Augener, ltd. 2104
— by Edward Elgar; pf. © Jan. 30,
1933; E for. 28103; Keith, Prowse
& co., Itd. 2105
— duet; treble voices. © 1. Jan.
3, 19383; E unp. 65804; Dudley B.
Reed. 2106
— melody Max Steiner. ©1e. Jan.
3, 1933; E unp. 66458; Southern mu-
sic pub. co., inc. 2107
Seufzerbrticke ; w Géza Herczeg u. Leo
Straus, m Erwin Straus, erl. klav.
arr. Hans Schneider. © Nov. 29,
1932; E for. 28000; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky ).
2108
Seven (The) good joys of Mary;
Christmas carol, English traditional,
arr. Louis Victor Saar; quartet or
mixed cho. © Nov. 14, 1932; E pub.
34167; Carl Fischer, ine. 2109
Sewing machine blues; w and melody
Jimmie Davis. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1983;
E unp. 66420; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 2110
Shadow dreams; from Love lost, w,
melody and rhythm H. W. Barwick,
ace. Leone Crawley. © 1c. Jan. 30,
1933 ; E unp. 67033 ; Howard William
Barwick and Leone Crawley. 2111
Shadow (The) in the flagon; m Bur-
rell Van Buren; pf. ©1 ce. Jan. 25,
1933; E unp. 66758; William A. Mc-
Gillivray. 2112
Shadow on the shade; w and m Val
Burton and William Jason. © 1 e.
Jan. 20, 1933; E unp. 66564; Movie-
tone music corp. 2113
Shake hands with a millionaire; w
Jack Scholl and Irving Bibo, m Max
Rich, pf. sc. Merle T. Kendrick ;
oo} |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2114
Shake hands with a millionaire—Con.
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 26, 1933;
E pub. 34496; Bibo-Lang, inc. 2114
Shake, pal, shake; words and melody
M. Small. © 1. Jan. 14, 1933; E
unp. 66222; Martha Small. 2915
Shall we wear pyjamas, or the old-
fashioned nightie; from Love on
wheels, w Douglas Furber, m Jean
Gilbert; with ukulele arr. © Nov.
9, 1932; E for. 27789; Francis, Day
& Hunter, Itd. 2116
Shave and a hair cut; w and m Abner
Silver and Eddie Maxwell; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 3, 1933; E pub.
34335; Mort Beck music co. yd
She broke muy heart when she left
home; w and melody. © 1. Jan.
30, 1933; E unp. 66990 ; Herman Neu-
buhr. 2118
She’s a real old-fashioned girl; song.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1983; E unp. 66584;
Lillian Poole Palmason. 2119
She’s all for me; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Jan. 14, 193838; E unp. 66207;
Don Hargrove. 2120
She’s got charm: fox-trot song. ©
1c. Jan. 17, 19383; E unp. 66910;
Beulah E. Bradley. pAPAT
She’s my Hileen from Killarney; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1983;
E unp. 67006; Jack Walsh. pie [4
She’s the girl that I’ve been waiting
for; written and cuvmposed Louis
Freeman; with ukulele arr. R. S.
Stoddon. © Dec. 29, 1932; E for.
27696; B. Feldman & co. 2123
Shellbark hickory; song; guit. ace.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66352;
Louis J. Bennett. 2124
Shepherd’s evening song; by Charles
D. Blake, op. 26, arr. Henry 8S. Saw-
yer; pf., 4 hands. © Dee. 30, 1932;
E pub. 34145; McKinley music co.
2125
Ship (The) of Rio: 2-pt. song, w Wal-
ter de la Mare, m Benjamin Britten;
treble voices. Nov. 24, 19382;
E for. 27753; Oxford uniy. press.
2126
Short and sweet: w and melody Jack
Lewis. ©1c. Jan. 21, 1933; E unp.
66624: S. Albert Lesser. 2127
Shoulder to shoulder; melody. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 20, 1933; E unp. 66595; Minyde
Zentner. 2128
pt. IIT, n.s., Vv. 28
Si jétais blanche; fox-trot, paroles
Henry Varna et Bobby, m Lennart
Falk. © Dec. 10, 1932; E for. 27373;
Editions Joséphine Baker. 2129
Si tu veux; fox-trot, paroles Ch. L.
Pothier et André Hugon, m Raoul
Moretti; avec accord de lukulele.
© Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 27447; Edi-
tions Salabert. 2130
Si tu vyoulais; valse-boston, de Mon-
sieur le docteur, paroles Pierre Chaf-
fange, m Pablo Labor; avec accord
de l’ukulele. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for.
27870; Editions Salabert. Zial
Siderum rector; hymnus, William
Byrd, arr. and ed. Edmund H. Fel-
lowes; 5 mixed voices. © Oct. 17,
1932; E for. 26504; Stainer & Bell,
Itd. 2132
Sidewalk (The) waltz; w Joe Young,
melody J. Fred Coots. © 1. Jan.
28, 1933; E unp. 669384; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 2133
Siegesstern; marsch, melodie Adalbert
Herkner. ©1c. Jan. 5, 1933; E unp.
65905 ; Harry Renes. 2134
Sighing and erying and trying to smile
for you; song. ©1e. Jan. 30, 1933;
E unp. 67063; Georgia Ferguson.
2135
Signature for Three bakers; by Robert
Simon; pf. © 1 ce. Jan. 20, 1933;
E unp. 66578; Standard brands, inc.
2136
Silent night, holy night; w Joseph
Mohr, m Franz Gruber, arr. Cyr de
Brant; 3-pt. song or mixed cho.; pf.
or organ acc. © Nov. 18, 1932;
E pub. 34174; Carl Fischer, ine.
2137
Silhouettes; de Joaquin Turina; pf.
no. 1-5. © Dec. 1, 1982; E for.
28063 ; Rouart, Lerolle et cie. 2138
Siiver band march; by J. Lee Clarke,
arr. Henry S. Sawyer; pf., 4 hands.
© Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 34144; Mc-
Kinley music co. 2139
Silver curls or golden ringlets; w and
m J. C. Merritt. © 1 e¢. Jan. 9,
1933; E unp. 66035; John Cunning-
ham Merritt and Blanche Salena
Merritt. 2140
Silver linings; w and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 23, 19383; E unp. 66680;
Hazel Westin. 2141
Simple (A) song; valse song, from A
kiss in spring, w L. du Garde Peach,
m Herbert Griffiths. © Nov. 23,
76
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
1982; E for. 27705; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd. [Copyright
is claimed on changes in music and
English words]. 2142
Since I found you; song. ©1c. Jan.
3, 19383; E unp. 65772; William
Chase Spotswood, jr. 2143
Since I’ve found happiness in you;
song. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp.
66659; Sylvia Wienshienk. 2144
Since it’s so, why did it begin; w and
fits O. Arnett. ..©) 41 +c. Jat..24,
1933; E unp. 66715; James Osborne
Arnett, Denver. 2145
Since thou, O fondest and truest; w
R. Bridges, m R. O. Morris; mixed
voices. © Dec. 8, 19382; E. for.
27763; Oxford univ. press. 2146.
Since you have gone; song. © 1 e.
Jan. 18, 1983; E unp. 66484; Isabel
Trombley. 2147
Since you let me call you sweetheart ;
arr. by Bob; pf. with w. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66099; Fred
H. Hutchinson. 2148
Sing an old-fashioned coon song; Ww
Kathleen Wooffitt, m Phyllis May-
head; with ukulele arr. © Dec. 2,
19382); E for. 27512; Cecil Lennox,
ltd. 2149
Sing it yourself; folk songs of all na-
tions, Dorothy Gordon. © Jan. 3,
1938; A 57903; E. P. Dutton & co.,
ine. 2150
Sing me a song of the sea; sea chanty,
w and m Harry C. Banks; med.
voice; in D min. © Dee. 2, 1932;
EH pub. 34042; Oliver Ditson co., ine.
2151
Sing-song; 6 songs for children, w
and m Peter Broom. © Jan. 3,
1938; E for. 27596; Elkin & co., 1td.
2152
Sing that lullaby my mother used to
sing to me; pf. treble with w.
1c. Jan. 27, 1938; E unp. 66849;
- Lawrence Steder. 21S
Sing Toy; melody Marjorie ‘Scott, w
and arr. Katherine Allan Lively; pf.
© Dec. 29, 1982; HE pub. 34411; G.
Schirmer, inc. 2154
Singer’s choice; 1933, hymns, w and
m Virgil O. Stamps, J. R. Baxter,
jr.. W. W. Combs, and others. ©
Aug. 5, 1932; A 57487: Stamps-
Baxter music co. 2155
(7
2170
Singin’; w and melody. © 1c. Jan.
3, 1933; E) unp. 65798; ‘Helen: L.
Vogel. 2156
Singing I love you; w and melody. ©
1, ¢., Jan. 14, .:1983;,H unp; 66273;
Michael Moosa. 2157
Singing pretty songs; melody Henry
Allen. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
66411; Southern music pub. co., ine.
2158
Sister Ella; melody Douglas Williams.
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1983; E unp. 66473;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 2159
Sittin’ in the dark; w Harold Adam-
son, m Jesse Greer; with ukulele
arr. © Jan. 20, 1933; E pub. 34517;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.
2160
Sitting on the stairs; song, w Stanley
Sheldon. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1933; E
unp. 65924; T. Wallace Fox. 2161
Skies will be blue; w and melody V.
O. Stamps and D. B. Edmiaston. ©
1 -¢.' Jan. 3, 19838; EH unp: 66408;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 2162
Skyline; by Hugo Friedhofer ; pf. con-
ductor. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1933; H
unp. 66978; Movietone music corp.
2163
Sleep, my Little One; Christmas carol,
arr. Louis Victor Saar; quartet or
mixed cho. © Nov. 14, 1932; E pub.
34163; Carl Fischer, ine. 2164
Sleep, you are heavenly blessed; song,
w Anthony Wayne Iannelli. ©1 ce.
Jan. 18, 19383; E unp. 66198; Charles
Joseph Coletta. 2165
Slumber song; by Laurie Forbes Tay-
lor; “pf: © Dee. 211982 EY pup:
34262; Lawrence Forbes Taylor.
2166
Smile (A) for all, never a smile for
me alone; pf. with w. © 1. Jan.
30, 1983; E unp. 67038; Heinrich J.
Tandler. 2167
Smile on my face; fox trot song. ©
1c. Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 65807 ; Cono
Petitti. 2168
Smile waltz; by E. Mack, arr. Henry
S. Sawyer; pf. 4 hands. © Dec.
30, 1932; E pub. 34148; McKinley
music ¢o. 2169
Smiling for you with a broken heart:
waltz song. © Nov. 19, 19382; E
pub. 34261; Marguerite Stuart, and
John Edwoods. 2170
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2171
Snatch your happiness; song, melody
John Copeland. © 1 e¢. Jan. 11,
19383; E unp. 66129; Henry I. Mc-
Gill. i ye |
Snatch your happiness where you can
get it, but go by the golden rule;
song, m and ukulele arr. John Cope-
land. © Jan. 26, 1933; Epub.
34541; Henry I. McGill. 2172
Snow (The); w C. Alice Elgar, m and
arr. Edward Elgar, op. 26, no. 1;
sop. 1, 2; 2 violins and pf. acc. ©
Jan. 20, 19383; E for. 27978; Novello
& co., ltd. 2173
Snowtime; words and melody. ©1c.
Jan. 10, 1933; E unp. 66085; Roger
Wm. Brown and Rolf Gunst. 2174
So do I; w B. G. De Sylva, m Vincent
Youmans; with ukulele arr. ©
Dec. 30, 1982; E pub. 34089; George
G. De Sylva. 2175
So lang noch ein walzer von Strauss
erklingt; Wiener walzer, aus dem
tonfilm, w Charles Amberg, m Artur
Guttmann. © Sept. 17, 1931; E for.
28146; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. mn.
by iy 2176
arr. Richard Et-
linger; orch. stimmen. © Sept. 17,
1931; E for. 28147; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, G. m. b. H. PART
So ‘nnammurate ’e te; di Ernesto de
Curtis, arr. I. Culotta; orch. parti.
© Dec. 25, 1932; E for. 27537; So-
cieta anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 2178
versi G. B. De Curtis, m Ernesto
De Curtis. © Dec. 25, 1932; E for.
27536; SocietA anonima Suvini-
Zerboni. 2179
So nonchalant; from Walk a little
faster, w E. Y. Harburg and Charles
Tobias, m Vernon Duke; with uku-
lele arr. © Jan. 23, 1933; E pub.
34511; Harms, inc. 2180
Soirée dans Aguilas; par Yatove; pf.
© Oct. 1, 19382; E for. 27421; Chou-
dens. 2181
Solfége ; song. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for.
27832; Eugéne Malézieux. 2182
Solfége des concours; 24 lecons de
solfége a changements de clés, Noél-
Gallon; avec ace. de pf. 2° recueil,
12 lecons. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
27409; Jean Jobert. 2183
Solféges de concours 4 2 voix; 1932,
R. Jouanneteau, E. Maret, Mme. J.
pt. III, 0. s., v. 28
Bellicard, A. Ravizé, A. Simon et
Mlle. J. Brun. © Sept. 1, 1932; E
for. 27378; Durand et cie. 2184
Soliloquy of a tramp; musical mono-
logue, w and m Gerald Morrison;
pf. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 27620;
Reynolds & co. 2185
Solitaire; w and melody. ©1e. Jan.
4, 1933; E unp. 65852; Murrill
Bevans. 2186
Some day; song. m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Jan. 19,
1933; E unp. 66540; Howard J. Eys-
ter. 2187
song, w Charles Johnson. © 1c.
Jan. 16, 1983; E unp. 66353; Mar-
jorie J. Fairbairn. 2188
Some day you'll understand; w and
melody. © 1. Jan. 25, 1933; E
unp. 66771; Evelyn L. Hoffmann.
2189
Someday; song. © 1 «¢. Jan. 3, 1933;
E unp. 66000; Catherine Cromien.
2190
Someday, sweetheart, with you; song.
©1c. Jan. 24, 1933; E unp. 66708;
Verna Salmon Broad. 2191
Someday you'll know how I love you:
w and m Rose Hunter Staines. ©
1 c. Dec. 13, 1932; E unp: GG2es-;
Octavia Hunter. 2192
Someone else would care if you don’t;
song. ©1c. Jan. 10, 1933; E ump.
66286; Orville Archy Forman. 2193
Something’s in the air; w Mack Da-
vid, m Henry Manners; pf. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 27, 19383; E unp. 66860; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp. 2194
Somewhere in the air there’s a sweet
mel-o-dy; w G. E. Lange, m H. J.
Diestelhorst. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1933;
E unp. 666381; H. Jean Diestelhorst
and George E. Lange. 2195
Somewhere in the hills; song, arr.
Earl Sizler. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1933;
E unp. 67061; John Fredrick Chris-
tian. 2196
Somewhere some one loves you; song.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66884;
Gordon William Jensen. 2197
Somewhere, sometime, I wonder who:
w and melody. © 1c Jan. 13,
1933; E unp. 66182: Warren Harris
Kimball. 2198
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Sona, chitarra; di Ernesto De Curtis,
arr. Feyder; orch. parti. © Dec.
25, 1932; E for. 27585; Societa
anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 2199
versi Libero Bovio, m Ernesto De
Curtis. © Dec. 25, 1932; E for.
27534; Societa anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 2200
Sonata drammatica; di Carlo Jachino;
violino e orch. Partitura. © Dec.
19, 1932; E for. 27636; G. Ricordi &
co. 2201
Sonata no. 2; for violin and pf., Fred-
erick Delius, ed. Albert Sammons
and Evlyn Howard-Jones, adapted
and ed. for viola Lionel Tertis. ©
- Dec. 18, 1982; E for. 27588; Hawkes
& son (London) ltd. 2202
Sonata no. 3; for violin and pf., Fred-
erick Delius, phrased and ed. May
Harrison and Eric Fenby, adapted
and ed. for viola Lionel Tertis. ©
Dee. 13, 1932; E for. 27589; Hawkes
& son, (London) ltd. 2203
Song etchings; songs, w Paramananda.
© oon. 0, 19383. EH pub. 34333;
Latham True. 2204
Song of praise; w adapted from
Psalms, Amy Clare Giffin, m Heinrich
Schtitz, ed. John Finley Williamson ;
8 pt. mixed cho. © Dec. 29, 1932;
EK pub. 34413; G. Schirmer, inc.
[Copyright is based upon transla-
tion by A. C. Giffin and new matter
by J. F. Williamson] 2205
Song (The) of technocracy; song,
arr. Genevieve S. Ellis. ©1e. Jan.
30, 1933; E unp. 67057; Victor Con-
stantine. 2206
Song of the bells; w and m Edward
Pola, Jack Hylton and Franz Stein-
inger; with ukulele arr. © Oct. 5,
1932; E for. 28009; Peter Maurice
music co., ltd. 2207
Song of the cadets; pf. © 1c. Jan.
18, 1933; E unp. 66513; Harker F.
Thomas. 2208
Song (The) of the machine; by Rich-
ard Howgill; orch. pts. © Dee. 20,
19382; E for. 27582; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd. 2209
Song of the road; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1933: E unp. 67046;
Albert Hay Malotte. 2210
Song (The) of the tramp; w David
Jenkins and Bruce Sievier, m David
Jenkins. © Dec. 9, 1932; E for.
27717; Chappell & co., ltd. 2211
18
2224
Songs (The) my father sang; w and
m Ken Holmes. © 1 ¢. Jan. 11.
1933; E unp. 66100; Kenneth R.
Holmes. 2212
Sonny boy; pf. with w. ©1e. Jan.
23, 1933; E unp. 66632; C. B. Hol-
lingsworth. 2213
Sorgenfri synger; enogtyve viser og
sange af Hans Hartvig Seedorff Ped-
erson, til m Aksel Agerby, Niels
Clemmensen and others. © Dec. 17,
1932; E for. 27627; Wilhelm Hansen
og Povl Branner. 2214
Sortie; by Eric H. Thiman; organ. ©
Dec. 28, 19382; E for. 27496; Novello
& co., ltd. 2215
Sortie de Bob; de Paris-béguin, Mau-
rice Yvain; pf. © Oct. 1, 1932; E
for. 27461; Editions Salabert. 2216
Sotto Vombrellino con me; fox-trot,
versi e m Marf e Vittorio Mascher-
oni; pf. © Nov. 30, 1932; E for.
27556; A. & G. Carisch & ec. 2217
Sotto le stelle d’Argentina; tango, ver-
si C. Carbone, m Raffaele Stocchetti ;
pf. © Nov. 1, 19382; EH for. 27816;
G. Rampoldi. 2218
Sous les pommiers; bluette villageoise
Suzette Desty, m Vladimir Rosen-
berg. © July 1, 1932; E for. 27379;
Editions Salabert. 2219
South Dakota; song, m Francis M.
Carter. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1933; E
unp. 67024; James Maynard Carter.
2220
South in Sonora; operetta, bk. and
lyrics Charles and Juanita Roos, m
Charles Wakefield Cadman. © Dec.
27, 1932; D 283876; Oliver Ditson co.,
inc. 2220*
Southern holiday; phantasy, Reginald
Foresythe; pf. ©1c. Jan. 27, 1933;
E unp. 66843; Joe Davis, ine. 2221
Southland; song. w V. EH. Strang. ©1
ce. Jan. 80, 1988; E unp. 67011; Vir-
ginia KE. Strang and Carl A. Clare.
2222
Southward bound; w Harold Knight
and Chet Phillips, melody Billy
Ward. ©1c. Jan. 20, 1933; E unp.
66579; William Eugene Ward. 2223
Spacious (The) firmament on high;
unison hymna for massed voices, W
Joseph Addison, m Hric H. Thiman ;
organ ace. © Dec. 30, 19382; E for.
27493 ; Novello & co., ltd. 2224
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2225
Spanischer (Hin) tango und ein midel
wie du: tango, text u. m Fritz Rot-
ter u. Walter Jurmann, klavier arr.
Walter Borchert. © Mar. 2, 1931;
E for. 28091; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Otto Hein. 2225
Spanish serenade; pf. © 1c. Jan. 6,
1933; E unp. 65956; William Fried-
man.
Speakin’ of the devil here she is; w
Mack David, m Henry Manners; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 27, 1933; E unp. 66859;
Edward B. Marks music corp. 2227
Spell (The) of Manila; w and melody.
© ic. Jan. 17, 1933; E unp. 66388;
Sue Skelton. 2228
Spending my time—saving my love;
w Harold Adamson, melody J. Fred
Coots. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1933; E unp.
66935; Irving Berlin, ine. 2229
Spiel’ ich auf der laute, denk’ ich an
meine traute; tango, text Beda, m
Fritz Benjamin, klav. arr. Walter
Borchert. © Mar. 14, 1931; E for.
28086; Wiener bohéme-verlag, Otto
Hein. 2230
Spillebogen; 28 folkedanse i satser for
2, 3 og 4 melodiinstrumenter, Otto
Mortensen. © Dec. 17, 1932; E for.
27625; Wilhelm Hansen. AM |
Spinning song; by A. Ellmenreich. 1.
Pf., 4 hands, arr. Preston Ware
Orem.—2. Pf., with 2d pf. pt. P. W..
Orem. © Dec. 30, 1932; E pub.
34317, 34318; Clayton F. Summy co.
Zeod, Alan
Spirit (A) flower; w B. Martin Stan-
ton, German version Alice Mattu-
lath, m Campbell- Tipton; high; in
G. lat, Xe) duly ‘so: 1052" i von,
34416; G. Schirmer, ine. [Copy-
right is claimed on German transla-
tion] 2234
Spit on it for luck; fox-trot, w and m
W. Scott and J. L. Robinson. ©
Dec, 14, 1932; E for. 28014; John E.
Dallas & sons, Itd. 2235
Spook-a-dook blues; fox-trot blues,
song. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp.
66740 ; Paloma Woods. 2236
Spring bursts today; Haster anthem,
w Christina Rossetti, m Van Den-
man Thompson; mixed voices, organ
acc. © Jan. 23, 1933; E pub. 34475;
H. W. Gray co. 2237
Spring is just around the corner; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1933;
2226
pt. 10. ns ves
E unp. 66091; Frank Littau and
Benjamin Abert. 2238
Spring lovers; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 65784; Charles
Hupp. 2239
Springtime; slow-fox-trot, Faustin et
Maurice Jeanjean; orch. ptes. ©
Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 27669; Editions
Salabert. 2240
= =w and melody. © 74 © games
1933; E unp. 66681 ; Ernest Grundleh-
ner. 2241
Staden sjunger; vals, ur Gurli, text:
Ake Séderblom, m: Jules Sylvain;
pf. © Dee. 20, 1932; E for. 27685;
Edition Sylvain. 2242
Standard (The) series; ballet music,
etc., ed. and arr. Ernest Haywood ;
pf. bk... 2: © Jan. 5, 19332 aieeor:
27510; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
2243
ed. and arr. Ernest Haywood;
violin and pf. bk. 3. © Jan. 3, 1933;
E for. 27507; Keith, Prowse & co.,
ltd. 2244
light salon pieces, ed. and arr.
Ernest Haywood: pf. bk. 1. © Dee.
31, 1932; HE for, 21515)" Kem
Prowse & co., ltd. 2245
Star (The) ; melody Max Steiner. ©
1 e Jan. 38, 19838; E unp. 66459;
Southern music pub. ¢o., ine. 2246
Staub (Victor) Six piéces; pf. ©
Dec. 1, 1982; E for. 28046; Alphonse
Leduc et cie. 2247
Stay on the right side of the road; w
Ted Koehler, m Rube Bloom; .
melody and pf. treble. © 1c. Jan.
18, 1938; E unp. 66792; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 2248
Steppin [sic] high; fox trot; orch.
ptes. © Oct. 1, 19382; E for. 27389;
Harry Parsons. 2249
Still you belong to me; song. © Dee.
14, 1932; E pub. 34237; Evelyn Maud
Guild. 2250
Stillman (Mitja) Fantasy; on a
Chassidish theme, M. Stillman;
clarinet, string quartet and pf. Se.
and pts!) © Aug. 6, 1932+ BE for,
27103; Edition Jibneh. 2251
Stolen (A) kiss; song. from Youth of
romance; bar. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1933;
EK unp. 65960; John Armstrong
Monell. 2252
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Story tears; w and melody Elva T.
Crist. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp.
66774; Elva T. Long. 2253
Street of dreams; fox trot, w Sam M.
Lewis, m Victor Young, arr. Frank
Skinner; orch. pts., with male trio
arr. © Dec. 19, 1932; E pub. 34051;
Leo Feist, inc. 2254
Strenna (La) delle rose, 1933; can-
zoni, di diversi autori. © Jan. 1,
1933 ; E for. 28101; Italian book co.
2255
Strolling on the Wabash shore; song.
©1«e Jan. 11, 19383; E unp. 66114;
Fred Charles Bernhardt. 2256
Strolling with your sweetheart; w and
melody. © 1 ce. Jan. 30, 1933; EB
unp. 66997 ; Hiram John Hobday.
2257
Studentenprinz (Der); schlager aus
dem singspiel, Dorothy Donnelly,
ubertragung Schanzer u. Welisch, m
Sigmund Romberg. © Oct. 26, 1932;
E for. 28012 ; Charivari musikverlag,
G. m. b. H. 2258
Study (The) of time and pulse; for
young violinists, incl. 12 little duets
for 2 violins, Sydney Twinn. bk. 3.
© Jan. 5, 1933; E for. 27971; Alfred
Lengnick & co., ltd. 2259
Such a big heart for someone so small ;
w and m Alfred Glover-Kind; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 12, 1932; HE
for. 27661; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd. 2260
Siisser ... siisser; tango, text Paul
Geissler, m Jerry Wiga, spezial-arr.
Bert Cadi. © Jan. 9, 1932; E for.
27804; EH. Arold’s musikverlag.
2261
Orch, shim-
men. © Jan. 9, 1932; 1 c. Dec. 14;
EH for. 27794; E. Arold’s musikverlag.
2262
Sugar (The) River valley; w and
melody. ©1e. Jan. 11, 1933; E unp.
66811; Dora Pernot. 2263
Suite pour piano; par Ivan Borrish.
Dec. 28, 19382; E for. 27624;
Enoch & cie. 2264
Summer days; easy suite, Madeleine
Evans; pf. © Dec. 30, 1932; E for.
27600; W. Paxton & co., ltd. 2265
Sun (The) don’t shine all the time;
w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1933;
E unp. 65858; John W. Bond, 2266
81
2281
Sunbeams or shadows; waltz song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. Jan.
8, 193838; H unp. 65827; James. T.
Williams. 2267
Sunny days; song, m Jack Mahoney.
© Dec. 19, 19382; E pub. 43273;
Charles 8S. Nakagawa. 2268
Sunset; w L. C. George, melody E.
Whittemore. © 1c. Jan. 19, 1933;
E unp. 66526; Lucile Cathryne
George and Harl Whittemore. 2269
— waltz song. © Jan. 5, 1933; E
pub. 33426; Milward Overholt.
2270
Sunshine of love; song, melody James
L. Brown. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E
unp, 65790; Louis Chenier. Peat
Suona fanfara mia; storielle militari,
parole Francesco Coop, m Nicola
Moleti; pf. © Dec. 25, 1932; E for.
27518; Societa anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 2272
Suscipe Domine; w St. Ignatius, m
Martin G. Dumler, op. 34, no. 2; Sop.
1, 2, and alto, organ ace. © Dec. 31,
1932; E pub. 34226; J. Fischer &
bro. 2273
Suspense; melody Max Steiner. © 1
ce. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 66460; South-
ern music pub. co., ine. 2274
Suzanne, Suzette et Suzon; bluette
villageoise Suzette Desty, m Vladi-
mir Rosenberg. © July 1, 1982;
E for. 27382; Editions Salabert.
2275
Swami (The); melody Max Steiner.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 66461;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 2276
Swaying iris; by William M, Felton;
pf. © Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 34124;
McKinley music co. 2277
Sweet dreams; song. © 1c. Jan. 27,
1933; E unp. 66858; Clara Burrell
and Isabel Vargo. 2278
Sweet dreams of you; valse song. ©
1 ce Jan. 17, 1983; E unp. 66911;
Gertrude EH. Mills. 2279
Sweet earth of Cornwall—my home;
w and m Annette Mills; with uku-
léle arr. © Dec. 12, :°1932;; BH for.
27660; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.
2280
Sweet lady I love you; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66328;
Adele Leibert and Joseph M. Lei-
bert. 2281
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2282
Sweet little mountain Rose; w Bernie
Grossman, melody Harold Lewis.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1933; E unp. 66733 ;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 2282
Sweet little you; words and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66216;
Marvin J. Braun and William H.
Marshall. 2283
Sweet memories; song, melody C.
Bauch and Paul Cohen. © 1c. Jan.
30, 1933; E unp. 67032; Carl Bauch.
2284
Sweet memories of mine; fox-trot
Son=. © 1 °e¢).Jan. 17, 1983: Ei unp:
66912; Arthur Rossini. 2285
Sweet memory of love; song, m
Charles Lagourgue, op. 52, no. 4.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 65809;
Roland Roderick Rains, 2286
Sweet nightingale; folk song, w tra-
ditional, m Winifred Bury. © July
4, 19382; E for. 27482; Paterson’s
publications, ltd, 2287
Sweet (The) things in life; w and
melody A. Altman and Jack Law-
rence. ©1c. Jan. 12, 1933; E unp.
66158; Arthur Altman. 2288
Sweetest (The) of melodies; song. ©
1 ¢e. Jan. 11, 1933; E unp. 66111;
Margaret M. Ward. 2289
Sweetheart bouquet; w and m Karl
King. © 1. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
65792; Carl William Schwotzer.
2290
Sweetheart come back to me; song,
arr. Marcus Bartlett; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Jan. 23, 19383; E unp.
66688; Mitchell McIver Benton.
2291:
Sweetheart dear;.song. © 1 ¢. Jan.
19, 1983; E unp. 66559; C. M. Lam-
bour. 2292
Sweetheart I'll always love you; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1933;
E unp. 65868; Anthony R. Prinzi-
valli. 2293:
Sweetheart, kiss your sweetheart good-
night; m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
with w. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1983: E
unp. 66263 ; Clarence Stelzig. 2294
Sweetheart mine; w and melody. ©
1 c. Jan. 5, 1933; E unp. 65884;
Evangaline Hart. 2295
waltz, w and m Ruth Ellis. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 10, 1933; E unp. 66081;
O. Ruth Spivey. 2296
pt. III, 0. s., v. 28
Sweetheart 0’ mine; song. ©1c. Jan.
12, 1933; E unp. 66174; Laura Car-
ter. 2297
Sweetheart of my old age; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 «.
Jan. 14, 1983; E unp. 66257; Clara
Bonnell. 2298
Sweetheart (The) of my youth; song.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1938; E unp. 66287;
Wilhelmina K. Zollinger. 2299
Sweethearts of Mardi Gras ball; w
James C. Frachtling, m J. Camelia
Frachtling.. © 1 c. Jan. 28, 1983;
E unp. 66936; James C. and J. Ca-
melia Frachtling. 2300
Sweethearts of yesterday; song, m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1 «.
Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66250; Harriet
Best Cruickshank. 2301
Sweetness; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele acc. © 1c. Jan. 28,
1933; E unp. 66949; Elizabeth E.
Ford. 2302
Sweet’nin’; song. © 1 e@ Jan. 28,
1933; E unp. 66938; Charles John-
son. 4 2303
Symphonie concertante; de Florent
Schmitt, op. 82; pf. principal, avec
2° pf., réduction de l’orch. © Dec.
1, 1982; E for. 28072; Durand ef
cie. 2304
Szatowski (Antoni) Prélude; violon
et pf. © Oct. 5, 1932; E for. 27919;
Editions Max Eschig. 2305
Take a spot of happiness; fox-trot,
German w and m Bert Reisfeld and
Rolf Marbot, English, Eric Sommer-
field. © Jan. 11, 1933; E for. 28087;
United music publishers, ltd. 2306
Take me; song. ©1 ec. Jan. 3, 1933;
E unp. 66001; Herschel D. Reese.
2307
Take me back; song m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66051; Howard
Clemetson. 2308
‘Take this rose; w Richard Sanford,
melody Geo. B. McConnell. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 65823; Leo
Feist, inc. 2309
Take your wife to Paris; from Mother
of Pearl, or The love child, w A. P.
Herbert, adapted from German of
Alfred Griinwald, m Oscar Straus.
© Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 27713; Chap-
pell & e@o., ltd. 2310
82
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Taking your place; w and melody Will
Shade. ©1c. Jan. 9, 1983; E unp.
66478; Southern music pub. co., inc.
2311
Tally-ho; Thanksgiving song, Julie F.
Hill; violin 1, 2 and pf. © Dec. 22,
19382; E pub. 34203; Carl Fischer,
ine. 2312
Tamara; w and m Russ Hull; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 3, 1983; E pub.
34375; Harry K. Bell music co. 2313
Tango; by Martha Atwood; pf. con-
ductor sc. © 1. Jan. 17, 1933;
EH eunp. 66892; Martha Atwood AI-
berini. 2314
tango intermezzo, Arrigo Ped-
rollo, orch. e trattamento per piccola
orch. G. Sirlen Milanesi; piccola
orch. parti. © Nov. 10, 19382; E
for. 27814; G. Signorelli. 2315
Tango azul; versi E. M. Chiappo, m
Cesare Augusto Ciociano; orch.
parti. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 27808;
Chiappo. 2316
Tango des roses; paroles J. Riviére,
letra Francia Luban, set to melody.
© Dee. 1, 1982; E pub. 34044; A.
Fassio. 2317
Tango-kavaljeren; tango, ur QGurli,
text: Ake Sdderblom, m: Jules
Sylvain; pf. © Dec. 20, 1982; HB
for. 27686; Edition Sylvain. 2318
Tangorina; melody. © 1c. Jan. 30,
1933; E unp. 67028; George La-
Banco, jr. 2319
Tansman (Alexandre) Deux piéces;
violoncelle et pf. © Oct. 5, 1932;
EH for. 27926; Editions Max Eschig.
2320:
Toceata; partition d’orch. ©
- Noy. 5, 1932; E for. 27927; Editions
Max Eschig. 2321
Tanz mit mir, mia bella; aus Der tan-
zende Shylock, text Géza Hereczeg u.
Leo Straus, m Erwin Straus, erl.
klavier arr. Hans Schneider. ©
Nov. 28, 1982; E for. 27997; Lud-
wig NDoblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky). 2322
Tausendmal; tanganilla, w Hanns
Sechachner, m Karl G. Bazant, arr.
Hans Schneider. © Nov. 1, 1932;
EK for. 28003; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky). 2323
Taxi; de Ma femme homme d’affaires,
de Selney-Salabert; pf. © Nov.
1, 1932; HE for. 27849; Editions Sala-
bert. 2324
Tea (The) party; by J. Hullah
Brown; percussion band and violin,
sc. and pts., with pf., and child-
conductor’s sc. © Dec. 14, 1932; EB
for. 27575; Joseph Williams, ltd.
2325
Tea-time serenade; song, w Kent L.
Brown and W. M. Brown, jr. ©1c.
Jan. 19, 19383; E unp. 66533; William
McMurdo Brown, jr. 2326
Teardrops; valse song. © 1 ¢. Jan.
9, 1933; E unp. 66305; Stuart L.
McCreedy. 2327
Tears; song. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E
unp. 66753; Ruby Danks Cadman.
2328
Technocracy; song. © 1c. Jan. 27,
19383; E unp. 66851; Billy Taylor,
Herb Walsh and Phil Levant.
2329
——w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 25,
1933; E unp. 66737; Mario Alvarez.
2330
Technocracy via the American unit
way; violin with w. ©1e. Jan. 9,
19383; E unp. 66065; Lu Vern Chi-
quet. 2331
Telegraph (The) ; melody Max Stein-
er. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1933; E unp.
66734; Southern music pub. co., inc.
2332
Téléphone; valse lente, paroles Jean
Tranchant, m Alfredo De Vita. ©
Dec. 10, 1932; E for. 27374; Edi-
tions Joséphine Baker. 2333
Tell me; w and melody. © 1c. Jan.
10, 19883; E unp. 66076; Louis Di
Dio. 2334
Tell me that it was no dream; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1933; E
unp. 65988; Warren M. Morton.
2335
Tell me you love me, in the old-fash-
ioned way; w and melody. ©1e.
Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 66786; Ed-
ward C. Van Cura. 2336
Temp’ramental (A) star; fox-trot,
from A kiss in spring, w L. du
Garde Peach, m Emmerich Kalman.
© Nov.) 23,1982: HE for. 27706;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.
[Copyright is claimed on changes in
music by Herbert Griffiths and
English words]. 23900
Tender twilight; by Rob Roy Peery;
pf. © Jan. 5, 19383; E pub. 34294;
B. F. Wood music co. 2338
83
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2339
pt. 10, DVS), ¥. 26
Tennessee for me; w and m Mike
Benton, arr. Marcus Bartlett; with
ukulele arr. Perry Bechtel. © 1c.
Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 66689; Mitchell
McIver Benton. 2339
Texas blue bell waltz; by J. T. Mc
Caskill; pf. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1933;
E unp. 66716; Jefferson Thomas
McCaskill, Sour Lake, Tex. 2340
Thanksgiving party; festival march,
Albert Parker; violin 1, 2 and pf.
© Dee. 22, 1932; E pub. 34201; Carl
Fischer, ine. 2341
That dream girl; song. © Dec. 20,
1932; E pub. 34426; William H.
Barnes. 2342
That dreamy lullaby; © 1 c¢. Jan. 14,
1933; E unp. 66252; David Alphonso
Penso. 2343
That face on the barroom floor; fox-
trot, w and m Howdy Quicksell ;
orch. pts. © Nov. 1, 1932; E pub.
34583 ; Denton & Haskins music pub.
co., inc. 2344
That farewell kiss; song. ©1c. Jan.
10, 1983; E unp. 66288; Dorothea
Calonni. 2345
That happy October day; valse song.
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1933; E unp. 66913;
William Ratzel. 2346
That junk town of mine; w and mel-
ody. ©1ce. Jan. 18, 1933; E unp.
66505; Sam Kavalsky. 2347
That little dawg o’ mine; musical
monologue, w and m H. M. Burna-
by, arr. Herbert Townsend; pf. ©
Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 27623; Reyn-
olds & co. 2348
That little white cottage and you;
valse song. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1933;
E unp. 66914; Georgiana Suess.
2349
That lonesome train; w and melody
Fleming-Townsend. © 1 ec. Jan. 38,
1933; E unp. 66432; Southern mu-
sic pub. co., ine. 2350
That night when I found you; w Bu-
gene West, m Vincent Sorey; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 15, 1933; B
pub. 34493; Dave Ringle music, ine.
2351
That old class book of mine; w and
melody Joseph Morley. © 1e. Jan.
6, 19388; E unp. 65935; Joseph P.
Morelli. 2352
That’s all I want to know; w Gus
Kahn, m J. Fred Coots; with uke-
lele arr. © Jan. 24, 1933; E pub.
34488; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 2353
That’s certain, she is mine, all mine;
fox-trot, w and m Leo Rising, Ted
Carson and Harry Eldon; with uke-
lele arr. R. S. Stoddon. © Dee. 20,
1932; E for. 27698; B. Feldman &
co. 2354
That’s life; from Walk a little faster,
w E. Y. Harburg, m Vernon Duke;
with ukelele arr. © Jan. 23, 1933;
E pub. 34508; Harms, ine. 2355
That’s so very very nice of you;
chords, single staff. © 1c. Jan. 9,
1933; E unp. 66062; Frederick H. C.
Levy. 2356
That’s what Id like to do; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Jan. 24, 1933; E unp.
67060; Harry B. Barnhart 3d. 2357
That’s what I’m livin’ for; song. ©
1 e¢e Jan. 9, 1983; E unp. 66028;
Andrew McAlister. 2358
That wonderful mother of mine; cho.,
m Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 «.
Jan. 9, 1983; E unp. 66034; Julius
Halverson. 2359
That wonderful night with you; waltz,
wand melody. ©i1c. Jan. 14, 1933;
EK unp. 66234; Clarence Rudolph
Dethiloff. * 2360
Thebes sans portes; excursions, canon,
m Paul Dupin, of France; choeur a
3 voix, sans ace. © Dee. 1, 1932;
H for. 28077; Durand et cie. 23861
Theme; melody Roy Webb. © 1 e«.
Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 66412; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 2362
Then you went and changed your
mind; w Dorothy Fields, m Jimmy
McHugh; with ukelele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © Jan. 24, 1933; E
pub. 34487; Mayfair music corp.
2363
There ain’t much good in a woman;
w Tom Kennedy and Dick Sanford,
m Geo. B. McConnell; pf. treble.
©1c. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67100;
Nattrass-Schenek, ine. 2364
There grows an elm-tree; w from
Book of odes, tr. Arthur Waley, m
Francis George Scott; mixed voices.
© Dec. 27, 1982; E for. 27650; Bay-
ley & Ferguson. 2365
84
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
There is danger in your love; song,
w Harold Bud Marshall. © 1 e.
Jan. 9, 1983; E unp. 65965; J. San-
born Murphy. 2366
There is no love like mother’s love;
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 25, 19338;
EK unp. 66776; Adeline Michaud.
2367
There is springtime in my soul; w and
melody Vida Munden Nixon and Vio
Fosett. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
66418 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.
2368
There’ll never be another girl like you;
from George White’s varieties, w
and m Cliff Friend and Herb Magid-
son; with ukelele arr. © Jan. 23,
1933; E pub. 34509; Harms, ine.
2369
There must be something; from The
mother of Pearl, or The love child,
w A. P. Herbert, adapted from Ger-
man of Alfred Griinwald, m Oscar
Straus. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
27714; Chappell & co., ltd. 2370
There’s a house on a hill; w Billy
Moll, melody Joseph Meyer. © 1c.
Jan. 17, 19383; E unp. 66399; Irving
Berlin, inc. 2371
There’s a miss I’m missing; w and
melody. ©1ce. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp.
66762; Paul E. Bernard. 232,
There’s a new day of hope comin’
mighty soon; w and melody Jack
Erickson and Bob Miller. © 1 c¢.
Jan. 20, 1933; H unp. 66726; De Syl-
va, Brown & Henderson, ine. 2373
There’s a ring around my rainbow;
w Mort Dixon, m Harry Link; with
ukelele arr. © Jan. 27, 1933; HE
pub. 34572; Keit-Engel, inc. 2374
There’s a song that’s in my heart for
you; song. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1933; E
unp. 66068; Marion Lorraine Hairs-
ton. 2375
There’s April in your voice; w Fleta
Jan Brown, m Herbert Spencer. ©
Jan. 23, 1933; E pub. 34506; M.
Witmark & sons. 2376
There’s nothing left to do but say
good-bye; fox-trot, w Charles New-
man, m Isham Jones, arr. Paul
Weirick; orch. pts., with male trio
arr. B. Faighes. © Jan. 12, 1933;
E pub. 34354; Leo Feist, inc. 2377
with ukelele arr.
© Jan. 5, 1933; E pub. 34284; Leo.
Feist. ine. 2378
Se
2393
There’s nothing to do but love you;
w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 4, 1933;
EK unp. 65867; C. Robert Perkins.
2379
They call it love; w and melody. ©
ties Jane 14:5 193384. 0. .unp,.66211%
William Richard Alvarado. 2380
They took a part of me, when they
took you away; w and melody. ©
1 ce Jan. 6, 19338; E unp. 65940;
Ileata B. Pittman. 2381
(Eric H.) Intermezzo; or-
gan. © Dec. 28, 1932; E for. 27494;
Novello & co.. Itd. 2382
Think no more, lad; w A. E. Hous-
man, m Harrison Dowd. © 1 ec.
Jan. 5, 1982; E unp. 65901; Frank
Harrison Dowd. 2383
Thinking of you; w and melody. © 1
ec. Jan. 24, 1933; E unp. 66710; Zeph
Fitz-Gerald. 2384
This I can’t forget. © 1c. Jan. 30,
1933; E unp. 67010; Emery Wade.
2385
This is my commandment; anthem,
Thomas Tallis, new version of Ww
and adaptation of m A. Rams-
botham; 5 mixed voices, organ acc.
© Nov. 17, 19382; E for. 27747; Ox-
ford univ. press. 2386
This is our paradise; song, w Jack
Mahoney. © Dec. 20, 1932; E pub.
34265; Paul Hunter. 2387
This is the end; w and m Dony Fer-
Thiman
gusson:'© 1 ec: Jan! 23; 1933835. Hh
unp. 66625; Donald Malcolm Fer-
gusson. 2388
Tho’ you are gone; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1938; E unp. 66996;
Lena A. Tomlinson. 2389
Thoroughfares; by Hugo Friedhofer ;
pf. conductor. ©1e. Jan. 25, 1933;
E unp. 66980; Movietone music corp.
2390
Though the world seems topsy turvey ;
w Cora C. Jackson, and melody. ©
tT ec. Jan. 28, 1933*°E unp. 66963;
William Griffith Jackson. 2391
Though we’re worlds apart: song, arr.
Hazel Strautman. © 1. Jan. 20,
1933; E unp. 66572; Isobel Holmes
Betty. 2392
Threads of happiness; w Al. Pianta-
dosi, melody Jack Glogau. © 1 ©.
Jan. 26, 1938; E unp. 66822; Irving
Berlin, inc. 2393
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Three square meals a day; song.
1 ¢ Jan. 7, 1933; E unp. 65982; Rex
Weber, Murray Rumshinsky, Mack
Swift and Hi Alexander. 2394
Three wishes; from Good companions,
w Douglas Furber, m George Pos-
ford; with ukulele arr. © Jan. 23,
1933; E for. 27964; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd. 2395
Through all the year; m W. J. Marsh;
sop... 2° and’ alte. “©* May 23;
1933;.E, pub. 34580; . Arthur.-P:
st Schmidt co. 2396
Through the looking glass; by HE.
Markham Lee; pf. duets. © Nov.
17, 19382; E for. 27769; Oxford univ.
press. 2397
by J. Hullah Brown; percussion
band and violin, sc. and pts.. with
pf., and child-conductor’s sc. © Dec.
14, 1932; E for. 27570; Joseph
Williams, ltd. 2398
Throw a little salt on the blue bird’s
tail; from Handle with care, w Leo
Robin, m Richard A. Whiting; with
ukulele ‘arr. © Dec. 30, 1932;..E
pub. 34070; Movietone music corp.
2399
Thru’ with my man; song. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 30, 1983; E unp. 67009; Ma-
tilda Curtiss. 2400
Thy sweet voice; song, m Charles
Lagourgue, op. 52, no. 3., with vio-
lin, flute or cello obbl. add lib, ©1
ce. Jan. 3, 1938; E unp. 65810; Ro-
land Roderick Rains. 2401
Thy wondrous love; song, w Jean
Cronin. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1933; E unp.
66061; Mary Louise Nicol. 2402
Ti voglio bene; paso-doble, versi Pep-
Pino Mendes, m Mario Mariotti; pf.
© Dec. 1, 19382; E for. 27558; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢. 2403
Till the journey’s end; w Charlie To-
bias, m Joe Burke; pf. treble. © 1
ec. Jan. 9, 19383; E unp. 66060; Joe
Morris music co. 2404
Time and again; w and m Mike Ben-
ton, arr. Marcus Bartlett; with uku-
lele arr. Perry Bechtel. © 1c. Jan.
23, 1933; E unp. 66690; Mitchell Mc-
Iver Benton. 2405
Time lesson; song. © 1 ¢@. Jan. 11,
1983; E unp. 66127; Clyde R. Jus-
tice. 2406
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
© | Tin (The) can age; song, m C.
Hornstein. © Jan. 28, 1933; E pub.
34568: George Stathis. 2407
Tinker’s fires; 2-pt. song, w Thora
Stowell, m Harry Brook. © Dec.
8, 1932; E for. 27756; Oxford univ.
press. 2408
Tio Chupito; paso-doble, A. Urmeneta ;
orch. ptes. © Oct. 22, 1932; E for.
27365; Hermann Haberer Helasco.
2409
Tir na n-og; opera, Welsh and Eng-
lish libretti, T. Gwynn Jones, m
David De Lloyd; voice pts, in sol-fa
notations. © Nov. 10, 1932; E for.
27761; Oxford univ. press. 2410
To a mocking bird; song. © Jan. 23,
1933; E pub. 34560; Viola B. Dan-
ley. 2411
To Edith; violin and pf. © Jan. 4,
1933; E pub. 34152; John A. Wil-
liamette. 2412
To meadows; w Robert Herrick, m
Eric H. Thiman; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Jan. 12, 1933; E for. 27973; Jo-
seph Williams, ltd. 2413
To thee; words and melody. © 1 e.
Jan. 5, 19383; E unp. 65919; Diane
Musiker and John Hewins Kern.
2414
To what can I liken her smiling; song.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 19838; E unp. 65828;
Frances Kleinhans. 2415
To you at twilight; w and m Helen
Matthews. © 1 ¢. Dee. 30, 1932;
E unp. 65995; Helen Matthews de
Lashmutt, i. e. Mrs. John M. de
Lashmutt. 2416
Toasts; written and composed Leslie
Sarony; with ukulele arr. © Dec.
6, 1982; E for. 27692; Huntley
Trevor music ¢o., ltd. 2417
Today is the day; fox trot song. ©
1c Jan. 18, 1988; E unp. 66929;
Louis Tokach. 2418
Toilers (The); ode to labor, theme,
lyric, setting and melody. © 1 e.
Jan. 9, 1983; E unp. 66057; Anthony
R. Morelli. 2419
Tommy out Hast; musical monolgue,
w Alan Sanders, m Henry Geehl; pf.
© Dee. 15, 1982; E for. 27621; Rey-
nolds & co. 2420
Ton regard; tango, paroles E. Re-
cagno, m Roger Dumas; avec accord
de ukulele. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
27437; Editions Salabert. 2421
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
To-night may never come again; from
Melody, w Irving Caesar, m Sig-
mund Romberg; with ukulele arr,
© Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 34091;
' Harms, inc. 2422)
Tony’s wife;w Harold Adamson, mel-
ody Burton Lane. © 1 c. Jan. 5,
1933; E unp. 65915; Irving Berlin,
ine. 2423
Too good to be true; from Ballyhoo,
w Robert Nesbitt, m William
Walker; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
38, 1933; E for. 27508; Keith, Prowse
& co., 1td. 2424
Too soon; w J. M. Katzenbogen, mel-
ody G. Fera. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1933;
EH unp. 67056; Jack M. Katzenbogen
and George Fera. 2425
Toothache; song, m Arnold New; pf.
conductor. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1933;
E unp. 67067; Blanche Merrill.
2426
Totor t’as tort; fox-trot, de Embraz-
zezZ-moi, paroles Jean Boyer, m René
Mercier; avee accord de lukulele.
© Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 27875; Edi-
tions Salabert. 2427
Tout l’pays l’a su; chanson, paroles
Ch. L. Pothier. © Dec. 1, 1932;
E for. 28039; Ch. Borel-Clerc.
2428
Tout pour le marin; chanson, paroles
Georges Turpin. © Oct. 1, 1982;
E for. 27463 ; Pierre Arezzo. 24259
Tout prés de l’eau; air populaire russe,
harmonisé Rose Carnaz; guit. ha-
waienne. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
27433; Henry Lemoine et cie. 24380
Toward the dawn; w and m* Dave
Ringle and Jess Jaffey ; with ukulele .
arr. © Jan. 15, 1933; E pub. 34494;
Dave Ringle music, inc. 2431
Toy (A) symphony on American airs;
arr. Heller Nicholls; voices and toy
instruments with pf. and strings.
Se. and pts. © July 28, 1932; E for.
27737 ; Oxford uniy. press. 2432
Toymaker’s (The) dream; by Ernie
Golden, arr. Freeman High. 1. Sop.
1, 2 and alto—2. Sop., alto and
bass.—3. Ten. bar., or 2d ten., and
bass.—4. Sop. and alto or _ ten.
and bar.—5. Mixed voices. © Jan.
26, 1933; E pub. 34521-34525; Hd-
ward B. Marks music corp.
2433-2437
2450
Train (The); melody Max Steiner.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 66462;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 2438
Transgression; melody Max Steiner.
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1933; E unp. 66469;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 2439
Travelling along; 2d bk. of technical
and transposing exercises, M.
Mungo-Park; pf. © Jan. 12, 1933;
E for. 28024; Forsyth bros., ltd.
2440
Tree (A) was a tree; w Mack Gordon,
m Harry Revel; with ukulele arr.
© Jan. 27, 1933; E pub. 34542; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
2441
w Mack Gordon, melody Harry
Revel. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1983; E unp.
65975; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine. 2442
Tricot (Le) d’Anitou; bluette villa-
geoise Suzette Desty, m Robert
Pizani. © July 1, 1982; HE. for.
27381; Editions Salabert. 2443
Trinity; w Minny M. H. Ayres, m
Mortimer Browning; med. voice,
with organ ace. © Dec. 28, 1932;
_E pub. 34061; H. W. Gray co. 2444
Trio; by Cyril Bradley Rootham;
violin, cello and pf. Sec. and pts.
©!) Deeh 15,1982 for, -SrTer:
Oxford univ. press. 2445
Trio en forme de suite; de Georges
Dandelot; violon, violoncelle et pf.
© Dee. 1, 19382; BE for. 28068; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 2446
Troisiéme étude orientale; en quartes,
Théodore-Szanto; pf. Sept. 1,
1932; E for. 27671; Editions Sala-
bert. 2447
Tropical love song; w Roy Turk, m
Don Bestor. © Jan, 23, 1933; H pub.
34552; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 2448
w Roy Turk, melody Don Bestor.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 65842;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
2449
Tropical South Sea isle; w and m Wm.
B. Friedlander; with ukulele arr.
and arrs. for Hawaiian steel guit.
and Spanish guit. ace. Roy Smeck.
© Jan. 12, 1933; E pub. 34350; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp. 2450
Truc (j.e) du brésilien; tango, dans le
film, paroles Pierre Bayle, m Mir-
pille: avec accord de Vukulele. ©
87
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2451
Truc (Le) du brésilien—Continued.
Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 27851; Editions
Salabert. 2451
Truth absolute; song. ©1ce. Jan. 30,
1933; E unp. 67026; Mary Hughes
Patterson. 2452
Try make this a glad world; pf. treble
Wathaaoit>; 1 e:, Jan. 27, 19333: B
unp. 66854; John Duhig. 2453
Try to forget; w and melody. ©le.
Jan. 6, 1933; E unp. 65950; Gladys
Gleason. 2454
Tryin’ to forget you; song, m Wesley
Robinson. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1933; E
unp. 66039; Jess Holbert. 2455
Trying to forget you; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67087;
Catherine Martin Egan. 2456
Tschaikowsky (Peter [ljitch) Rus-
sian dance; op. 40, arr. and ed. Hr-
nest Read; percussion band, sc. and
pts., with pf., and child-conductor’s
se. © Dec. 14, 1932; E for. 27568;
Joseph Williams, ltd. 2457
Tu demandes pourquoi; mélodie, pa-
roles Hugues Delorme, m Louis
Beydts. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for.
28056; Société anonyme francaise
Chappell. 2458
Tu me plais; valse, dans Sex appeal,
Paris, 1932; paroles Léo Leliévre,
Henri Varna et Paul Fournier, m
Raoul Moretti; avec accord de l’uku-
lele. © Sept. 1, 1932; E for. 27681;
Editions Salabert. 2459
Tulipe (La) noire; fantaisie, Tiarko
Richepin, arr. Maurice Bellecour;
orch. ptes. © Oct. 1, 1982; E for.
27394 ; Choudens. 2460
Turn the rainbow colors from the in-
side out; m Burrell Van Buren; pf.
with w. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1983; H
unp. 66277; Mame Cole Andrews.
2461
Turquerie; de Ma femme homme d’af-
faires, Selney-Salabert; pf. © Nov.
1, 1932; E for. 27848; Editions Sala-
bert. 2462
Tutt’ ’e rrose; versi e m Mario San-
sanelli. © Dec. 31, 1982; E for.
28629; Casa editrice F. Bideri.
2463
Twenty million people; from Hello
everybody, w Sam Coslow, m Arthur
Johnston; with ukulele arr. © Dec.
24, 1932; E pub. 34301; Famous mu-
sie corp. 2464
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Twenty one years: w and m Bob
Miller, diagram arr. for Hawaiian
steel guit. Harry G. Stanley and
Geo. A. Bronson. © Dec. 30, 1932;
E pub. 34241; Mills music, inc. 2465
Twilight memories; song, w _ Bill
Friend; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Jan. 30, 1933: E unp. 67021; Eliza-
beth LeGrand. 2466
Twilight mem’ries bring me dreams of
you; waltz, w Hazel E. Carter, m
Lon Healy, orch. W. A. Quincke; pts.
© Jan. 3, 1933; E pub. 34547; Wal-
ter A. Quincke. 2467
Twilight (A) reverie; by Stanford
Clark, op. 25; pf. © Jas. & ase
E pub. 34296; B. F. Wood music Co.
2468
Twilight’s shadows; fox-trot song. ©
1c Jan. 17, 1933; E unp. 66915;
Viva K. Sells. 2469
Twit, twit, twit, twit; song. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 30, 19383; E unp. 67025; Mary
Hughes Patterson. 2470
Two alone on love’s vast sea; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Jan. 30, 1933; EB
unp. 67007; Ethel Reva Winnick.
2471
Two feet in two four time; from Mu-
sic hall varieties, w Irving Caesar,
m Harold Arlen; with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 30, 1982; E pub. 34081;
Harms, ine. 2472
Two in a bar: w Douglas Furber, m
Jean Gilbert; with ukulele arr. ©
Nov. 9, 19382; E for. 27788; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd. 2473
Two little melodies; song. ©1e. Jan.
7, 1933; E unp. 65990; Russell Lloyd
Jones. 2474
Typhoon (The); by Richard Howsgill;
orch, pts. © Dec. 20, 1932; B for.
27583; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
2475
Uber den diachern von Berlin; marsch,
aus Berlin-Alexanderplatz, w Erik
Ernst, m Allan Gray, arr. Walter
Borchert; orch. stimmen. © Oct. 8.
19381; E for. 28162; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 2476
6/8 marsch, w Erik Ernst [and]
Liebe kommt-liebe geht; English-
waltz, Ww Hans Wilhelm: aus Berlin-
Alexanderplatz, m Allan Gray,
klavier-arr. Walter Borchert. ©
Oct. 8, 1981; E for. 28154: Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 2477
88
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Ugo; one-step, versi Luciano Ramo, m
Mario Mariotti [and] Per me—per
te; fox-trot, versi Marf, m Pete
Rizza: orch. Virgilio Ripa; piccola
orch. parti. © Nov. 20, 1932; E for.
27552; A. & G. Carisch & c¢. 2478
Umgekehrt; w Johann Wolfgang von
Goethe, m Erwin Lendvai, op. 70, nr.
2; minnerchor ohne begl. . Partitur.
© Nov. 21, 1930; E for. 27908; Gebr.
Hug & co. 2479
Uncle Joe’s music store; w and m
Phil Baxter; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 25, 1933; E pub. 34476; Olman
music corp. 2480
Under my umbrella; w and m Charles
O’Flynn, George W. Meyer and Pete
Wendling; with ukulele arr.
Jan. 3, 1933; E pub. 34099; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 2481
Under the lilac shade; song. melody
Stan Tucker. © 1c. Jan. 26, 1933;
E sunp. 66831; Eric V. Grange. 2482
Under the old pine tree; valse song.
©1c. Jan. 17, 1933; E unp. 66916;
Lewis C. King. 2483
Under the silvery moon; ist violin
with w. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E
unp. 66788; F. S. Hendricks. 2484
Under the table; unison, w Maria
Dundonald, m Cyril Winn. © Dec.
30, 1932; E for. 27599; W. Paxton &
co., ltd. 2485
Underneath a starlit sky; w and
melody. ©1ce. Jan. 6, 1933; E unp.
65939; Francis R. Wolfe. 2486
Unfair to me; song, m Benny Madi-
son. © 1. Jan. 21, 1933; E unp.
66620; Lawrence Bias. 2487
Unforgotten dreams; by Caroline H.
Crawford, op. 14; pf. © Jan. 5,
1933; E pub. 34293; B. F. Wood
music co. 2488
Unlucky me; w and melody Fleming-
Townsend. © 1. Jan. 3, 1933; HE
unp. 66433; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 2489
Unrest; by R. H. Bassett; pf.-conduc-
tor. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1983; E unp.
66149; Movietone music corp. 2490
Unrest no. 2; by P. Brunelli; pf. con-
ductor. °© Wc. Jan. 20, 1933; E
unp. 66974; Movietone music corp.
2491
2504
Up in Harlem town; w and melody
Sylvan Green. ©1c. Jan. 16, 19383;
E unp. 66339; Frank J. Small.
2492
Up the street; march, w and m R. G.
Morse, .arr; H.»,L.,, Harts;,,.male
voices. © Jan. 18, 1933; E pub.
34470; White-Smith music pub. co.
2493
Ursula paraphrase; melody Max
Steiner. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
66463 ; Southern music pub. co., ine.
2494
Vagary; by Ed Farley. © 1c. Jan. 4,
1933; E unp. 64483; Edward Louis
Farley. 2495
Vale of song; waltz, Walter Rolfe, 2d
pf. pt. arr. Preston Ware Orem; pf.
1 and 2. © Dec. 30, 1932; E pub.
34319; Clayton F. Summy co. 2496
Valleys (The) of dream; w Fiona
Macleod, m Percy EH. Fletcher, arr.
H. A. Chambers; sop. 1, 2. © Jan.
24, 1933 ; E for. 27987; Novello & co.,
ltd. 2497
Vals espanol; Spanish concert waltz,
by Alberto Jonas, op. 21, no. 4; pf.
© Dee. 9, 1932; E pub. 34210; Carl
Fischer, ine. 2498
Valse bleue; by Alfred Margis, arr.
Zarh M. Bickford; Hawaiian guit.
solo and 2d Hawaiian guit. obbl.,
with pf. ace. © Dec. 31, 1932; E
pub. 34027; Fred Heltman co. 2499
Valse (La) derniére; by George Lip-
schultz, arr. William Spielter; pf.
© 1e. Jan. 20, 1933; E unp. 66977;
Movietone music corp. 2500
Valse fantaisiste; violin and pf. ©
Jan, 7, 19838; E pub. 34807; Julia
Klumpkey. 2501
Valse grecque; by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 678, no. 1, ed. Rudolph Magin ;
violin, 1st position, and pf. © Dec.
30, 1932; E pub. 34104; Theodore
Presser Co. 2502
Valse mélodieuse; pf. © 1c. Jan. 3,
1933; E unp. 65768; Howard Field
Fassett. 2503
Valse miniature; de Freddy Lorac;
orch. ptes. © Dee. 1, 1932; E for.
28049; Editions musicales Euterpsy.
2504
Valse pathétique; English version,
from A. Fet, and choral transcrip-
tion A. Walter Kramer of the m of
Anton Arensky, op. 49, no. 5; sop.
89
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2505
Valse pathétique—Continued.
1, 2, alto, violin, ’cello and pf. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; E pub. 34074; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 2505
Valse poétique; by Harold Wans-
borough, bowed and fingered J.
Blazek; violin; pf. acc. © Dee. 30,
1982; E pub. 34123; McKinley mu-
sic co. 2506
Valses; valse de la Vie athenienne,
paroles André de Badet, m Alfonso
Broqua. © Dec. 1, 1982; HE for.
28041; Smyth. 2507
Vantisha; w and melody. ©1e. Jan.
31, 1933; E unp. 67084; Ted Thanet.
2508
Variationen; von Alexander Spitz-
miiller-Harmersbach, op. 3; pf. ©
Oct. 28, 19382; E for. 27956; Univer-
sal edition, a. g. 2509
Ven mi Nena; cancion, letra Enrique
Medina. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1983; E
unp. 66203; Jorge Arce. 2510
Venetian love song; English, Mar-
jorie Harper, Spanish and m J.
Serrano, m arr. J. Rosamond John-
son. © Jan. 10, 1933; E pub. 34318;
Edward B. Marks music corp. 2511
Veono miponecho eyroch; from
Psalms, song, arr. Alexander AlI-
shanetsky. © 1c. Jan. 26, 1933; E
unp. 66837; Lipa Feingold. 2512
Verdi memories; by Hermann Worch;
orch pts. © Dec. 16, 1932; E for.
27667; Bosworth & co., ltd. 2513
Veredita de mi tierra; cancién mexi-
cana, letra y m Gonzalo Curiel. ©
Aug. 1, 19382; E for 27937; A. Wag-
ner vy Levien sucs., s. en ¢. 2514
Vers ta fenétre; barcarolle, paroles
Ch. L. Pothier et André Hugon, m
Raoul Moretti; avee accord de
ukulele. © Oct. 1, 1932; HB for.
27445; Editions Salabert. 2515
Vesper bells; w and melody. © 1 «.
Jan. 25, 19838; E unp. 66765; Mabel
Kenady Brune. 2516
Vi is yosher; w M. Rund, melody
Yacob Rapaport. © 1 e¢. Jan. 19,
1933; E unp. 66551; Jacob Rapa-
port and Morris Rund. 2517
Viata a buie; versi Libero Bovio, m
Ernesto De Curtis. © Dec. 25,
1982; E for. 27546; Societa anoni-
ma Suvini-Zerboni. 2518
pt. III, n. s., Vv. 28
Vice; w and m W. Scott and J. L.
Robinson. © Dec. 14, 19382; £ for.
27965; John E. Dallas & sons, ltd.
2519
Vida (Una) por otra; vals, de la peli-
cula, letra Checo Lopez y Ocampo,
m Manuel Sereijo. © Dec. 16, 1932;
E for. 27894; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 2520
Vidas cruzadas; fox-cancion, letra y
m Beatriz de Empéran. © Oct. 15,
1932; E for. 279382; A Wagner y
Levien sucs., S. en ¢. 2521
Vie (La) d’artiste; valse, Johann
Strauss, arr. Julien Porret; orch. et
jazz ptes. © Nov. 1, 1982; E for.
27838; Heugel. 2522
Viertelstunde (Hine) spanisch; tango,
w Hans Pflanzer, m Jerry Wiga u.
Winston, arr. H. Schindler; orch.
stimmen. © Apr. 22, 1932; E for.
28127; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
‘dime Be 2523
——klavier arr. von H.
Schindler. © Apr. 22, 1932; 1 e.
June 20; E for. 28133; Wiener bo-
héme-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
2524
Violets; song, w Elise Juillerat. ©
1 ec. Jan. 16,-193838; Hi amp. Gace"
Alexis Leonidas Browne. 252
Violins; violin 1, 2 and pf. with w.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66307;
Lois Wills Stanton. 2526
Virginia; chanson créole, paroles Fer-
nand Beissier, m Richard Barthele-
my. © Dec. 12, 1932: B for. 27647;
Société anonyme des editions Ri-
cordi. 2527
waltz, w and m John P. Seott and
Dorothy E. Borchers. © Dee. 38,
1932; HE pub. 34855; Walieraes
Quincke. 2528
Virgin’s (The) slumber song; by
Garth Edmundson; organ. © Dee.
28, 1932; E pub. 34065; H. W. Gray
co. 2529
Visit (A) from Santa; Yuletide fancy,
Maxwell Eckstein: pf. © Dec. 29,
19382; E pub. 34197; Carl Fischer,
ine. 2530
Vitrail au clair de lune; parabole des
2 reflets, canon, m Paul Dupin;
cheeur 4 4 voix, sans acc. © Dee.
1, 1982; E for. 28073; Durant et cie.
25a.
90
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
2557
Voce d’ oro; barearola, versi Emilio
Gatti, m Mario Sansanelli; pf. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 28030; Casa
Editrice F. Bideri. 2532
Voice (The) of God’s; w and m Robert
Edwin Phillips; med. voice. © 1c.
Jan. 14, 19383; E unp. 66235; Robert
BE. Phillips. 2533
Voice (The) of youth; pageant for
Children’s day, Marie Irish, with
w ©. M. Maitland and others, m J.
Michael Haydn, George N. Allen
and others. © Sept. 25, 1932; AA
114113; David C. Cook pub. co.
2534
Voici la douce nuit de mai; texte
du 15° siécle, auteur inconnu, m
Jean Dupérier; cheur pour voix
d’hommes, sans ace. © Oct. 1, 1932;
E for. 27402; Henry Lemoine et cie.
2539
Von Schanghai bis Helgoland; matro-
sen-marsch, text Giinther Bibo u.
Peter Klaus, m Karl Buchholz u.
Herbert Bergmann. © Sept. 25,
1932; E for. 27803; Crescendo thea-
terverlag, G. m. b. H. 2536
— -——_ ——_ salon orech. stim-
men. © Sept. 25, 1932; E for.
27801 ; Crescendo theaterverlag, G.m.
b.H. 2537
Vorspruch; w Johann Wolfgang von
Goethe, m Erwin Lendvai, op. 70,
nr. 1; ménnerchor ohne begl. Parti-
tur. © Nov. 21, 1930; E for. 27907;
Gebr. Hug & co. 2538
Vous n’savez pas madame; slow fox-
trot, dans Le truc du brésilien, pa-
roles Mauricet et Pierre Bayle, m
Mireille; avec aceord de lukulele.
© Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 27853; Edi-
tions Salabert. 2539
Voyageurs (Les) ; march of the 40 and
8, L. H. McQueston; band pts. ©
Dec. 19, 1932; E pub. 34186; Carl
Fischer, ine. 2540
Vystavni polka; arr. Andrew Grill;
orch. pts. © Jan. 3, 1933; E pub.
34455; Joseph Jiran. 2541
Wabash cannonball; w and melody
A. P. Carter. © 1c. Jan. 9, 19338;
EH eunp. 66477; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 2542
.Wagner (Richard) Pilgrim’s chorus;
arr. A. B. Cintura; Spanish guit.
© Dee. 31, 1932; E pub. 34017;
Fred Heltman co. 2543
161050—33——-7 O]
Rienzi; overture, arr. Victor Gra-
bel; band pts. © Jan. 5, 1933; B
pub. 34450; C. L. Barnhouse, ine.
2544
The spinning chorus; 2-pt. song
from The flying Dutchman, arr. H.
A. Chambers; sop. 1, 2. © Jan. 24,
1933; E for. 27994; Novello & co.,
Itd. 2545
— The story of Lohengrin; retold
and arr. with 21 motives from Wag-
ner’s opera and 4 easy pf. transcrip-
tions, Angela Diller. Dee. 8,
1932; AA 111807; G. Schirmer, inc.
2546
Wait until the sun shines thru’; w
and melody Ernie Burnett. © 1 ec.
Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66048; Ernest
Marco Burnett. 2547
Waiting for love; w and melody. ©
1 e Jan. 24, 1933; E unp. 67059;
Harry B. Barnhart, 3d. 2548
Waiting for the night; tango, Grete
Wilens; orch. pts. © Dec. 6, 1932;
E for. 27643; G. Ricordi & co. (Lon-
don) ltd. 2549
—— W. M. Venniker, m Grete Wilens,
© Dee. 6, 1932; E for. 27645; G.
Ricordi & co. (London) ltd. 2550
Wake me; melody with pf. ace. ©1c.
Jan. 28, 19383; E unp. 66939; Carl
Chrysler Austin, jr. 2551
Wake up America; w and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66350;
Ed. Edwards. 2552
Walking with the Pekinese; w Jimmy
Van Loon and Donald R. Whittaker,
m Jimmy Van Loon. ©1c. Jan. 24,
1933; E unp. 66724; James H. Van
Loon, jr. 2553
Waltz in D; pf. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1983;
E unp. 66641; Arthur Dwight Allen.
2554
Waltz in G; pf. ©1e. Jan. 23, 1933;
E unp. 66642; Arthur Dwight Allen.
2555
Waltz (A) made for you; Viennese
waltz song; with ukelele arr. ©
gan. 14, 3983> H »pubi 343859; FB.
Montrose. | 2556
Waltz of remembrance; w John P.
Long, m Reg. Morgan; with ukulele
arr. © Dee. 30, 1932; E for. 27664;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 2557
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2558
Waltz of the mudturtles; by Fred C.
Stoutenburg, arr. Will D. Moyer;
guit. © Dee. 31, 1932; E pub. 34023;
Fred Heltman co. 2558
Waltzers (The); intermezzo, Herbert
Brandvig, op. 9, no. 1; violin, ist
position, with pf. acc. © Dec. 5,
19382; E pub. 34191; Carl Fischer,
inc. 2559
Waltzing in the Carolines; w Joe
Young, melody Carmen Lombardo.
© ic Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 65824;
Leo Feist, inc. 2560
Wanderer; w and m Flanagan and
Allen; with ukulele arr. © Dec. 12,
19382; E for. 27662; Francis, Day &
Hunter, Itd. 2561
Wandering in the starlight; song, m
Mary Roberts, Virginia Lilenquist
and L. P. Roberts; with ukelele arr.
© Dee. 1, 1932; E pub. 34462; L. P.
Roberts. 2562
Wandering through the meadows; w
and melody. © 1.¢. Jan. 20, 1933:
E unp. 66583; William Eberhardt,
a0. 2565
Wanderlust; song, m Sylvester Long
Cross. ©1e. Jan. 9, 1933; E unp.
66024; Maud La Veine. 2564
Wang (The) wang blues; w Leo Wood,
m Mueller, Johnson and Busse, arr.
Will D. Moyer; Hawaiian guit. solo,
notation and diagram. © Dec. 31,
1982; E pub. 34282; Leo. Feist, inc.
2565
War-horse (The); pt.-song, w from
the Bible, m Herman Brearley;
men’s voices. © Dec. 15, 1932; E
for. 27775; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.
2566
Ward (Vera) Twelve miniatures for
little folks; pf. with w. © 1.
Jan. 20, 1983; E unp..66575; Vera
Ward. 2567
Was it you there in my arms; bolero,
w and m Val Burton and Will
Jason. ©1c. Jan. 20, 1933; E unp.
66565; Movietone music corp. 2568
Was it your eyes, was it your smile;
song, w F. Cornilliac. © 1 ¢ Jan.
21, 1983; E unp. 66607; Walter Del-
lers and Felix Cornilliac. 2569
Was last night the last might; w Wal-
ter Hirsch, m Al Goering and Ben
Bernie; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
27, 1933; E pub. 34548; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 2570
92
pt. Im, n. s., v. 28
Was niitzt mir denn die allerschonste
landschaft; foxtrot aus Man braucht
kein geld, text Giinther Bibo u. Willy
Rosen, m Willy Rosen, spezial-arr.
Karl Buchholz; salon orch. stim-
men. © Aug. '21, ‘99325% Biter.
27796; Crescendo theaterverlag,
Gom. bs: 2571
Washington, city of dreams; song. ©
1 «@ Jan! 5, 1983 ;:°R \aap eee:
Daniel C. Beattie. 2572
Wasn’t the depression awful; w and
melody. © .1c¢. Jan. 27, 1933; E
unp. 66847; Herbert Mark Neustadt,
jr. 2573
Wassail song; Gloucestershire carol, w
anon., m arr. Katherine K. Davis;
unison and mixed cho. © Dee. 29,
1932; E pub. 34264; E. C. Schirmer
music co. 2574
Wasting my tears crying over you;
pf. with w. © 1c. Jan. 10, 19338;
EK unp. 66071; Alfred Lowis Smith.
7 a
Watchet (The) sailor; ed. and arr.
W. H. Reed; violin and pf. © Oct.
13, 1982; E for. 27728; Oxford univ.
press. 2576
Water roses; by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 678, no. 6, ed. Rudolph Magin;
violin and pf. © Dec. 30, 1982; E
pub. 34109; Theodore Presser co.
2577
Way down in Georgia; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66820;
W. R. Calaway. 2578
Way (The) of peace; hymn, m Adger
M. Pace. © Dec. 14, 1932; E pub.
344381; Laben M. Huff. 2579
We love and learn; w and m Fay
Keith. © Jan. 3, 1933; E pub. 34251;
Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢o., ine. 2580
We're a great big family; w and m
Leo Towers and Harry Leon; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 12, 1932: Ef
for. 276683; Francis, Day & Hunter,
Itd. 2581
We're the boys from I. O. U.; w Bud
Green and Moe Jaffe, m Clay Bo-
land and Scrappy Lambert; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 4, 1933; E pub.
34154; Green & White, inc. 2582
We will keep you from growing old;
w and m Sylvan Green; pf, treble.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66342;
Frank J. Small. 2583
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
n0. 1, 1983
Wear a big broad smile; song. © Nov.
2, 1932; E pub. 34360; Charles B.
Weston. 2584
Wear a great big smile; song, melody
Josephine Bose. © 1 ¢. Jan. 19,
1933; E unp. 665238; Philip Gross.
2585:
Wearing a rose for you; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 30,.1933; E unp.
Linda Frost Sheddan. 2586
Weather (The) was to blame; Song.
© 1c. Jan. 20, 1933; E unp. 66589;
Lawrence Hubert Kortum. 2587
Wedding of the fairies-waltzes; by
. Chas. L. Johnson, arr. Henry:S. Saw-
yer, bowed and fingered Frank J.
Blazek; violin with pf. acc. © Dee.
380, 1932 : E pub. 34136 ; McKinley
. Inusic co. 2588
Wee folk: 20 short piano pieces for
' Style and Lhythm. © Oct. 1, 1980;
AA 111940 ; Berniece Rose Copeland.
2589:
Welcome; w and melody. © 1’c. Jan.
6, 1933; E unp. 65945; Lee Schem-
bri. 2590
Well done my lad, well done; w
‘Charles Newman and Johnny Burke,
- m Jimmie Monaco. © Dec. 30, 19382;
FE pub. 34216; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 2591
Wen tate mame fehlt; w and m David
Meyerowitz, arr. J. Kammen.
Apr. 30, 1982; E pub. 34049; Jack
Kammen and Joseph Kammen.
2592
Wenn du liebst; English waltz aus
Grock, text Fritz Rotter, m Grock,
klavier arr. A. Guttmann. © Mar.
20, 1931; E for. 28093; Wiener bo-
héme-verlag, Otto Hein. 25938
Wenn wir uns spadter einst wieder-
seh’n; English waltz, w Carl Behr
u. Harry Ralton, m H. Ralton, kla-
vier-arr. Walter Borchert. © Feb.
23, 19382; E for. 28113; Wiener bo-
héme verlag, G. m. b. H. 2594
spezial-arr. Walter
Borchert; orch. stimmen. © Feb.
23, 1982; E for. 28161; Wiener bo-
héme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 2595:
Wer nimmt die liebe ernst; English
waltz, aus dem tonfilm, w Fritz Rot-
ter, m Wilhelm Grosz, spezial-arr.
Walter Borchert; orch. stimmen.
© July 380, 1931: E for. 28143;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H.
2596
—_—__.
2610
schlager aus dem tonfilm, w Fritz
Rotter, m Wilhelm Grosz. © July
30, 19381; E for. 28148; Wiener bo-
héme-verlag. 2597
West of the Great Western Divide;
waltz ballad, melody Will Livernash.
© oe Jan. 24, 1933; E unp. 66700;
Hlinor Nell Murray. 2598
West (The) wind blew in the wind-
mill’s face; fox-trot, w Ray Egan,
m Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 5, 1933;
E pub. 342838; Leo Feist, ine. 2599
What a man was old Andy; w and m
Al Dobie. © 1. Jan. 10, 1933; E
unp. 66098 ; Alex Dobieski. 2600
What a price to pay for love; w and
‘m Abner Silver, Milton Drake and
‘Walter Kent; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 8, 1983; E pub. 343837; Mort
_ Beck music co. 2601
What can I do about it now that my
' man is gone; pf. with w. © 1.
Jan. 5, 1933; E unp. 65904; Charles
Faso and Lawrence Berger. 2602
What can I do with my heart; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 20, 1933; E
unp. 66567; Pearl Fein. 2603
What can lambkins do; 2-pt. song, w
Christina Rossetti, m S Coleridge-
Taylor, arr. H. A. Chambers; sop.
1,2. © Jan. 24, 1933; E for. 27991;
Novello & co., ltd. 2604
What can love do; w and m Reed Ran-
net. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp.
66666; Agnes M. Palmer. 2605
What do you want with money; from
Hallelujah I’m a bum, w Lorenz
Hart, m Richard Rodgers; with uku-
lele arr. © Dec. 30, 1932; EB unp.)
34086; Rodart music corp. 2606
What heaven holds for me; hymn;
mixed voices. © Dec. 22, 1932; BE
pub. 34151; Chas. Wm. Walkem.
2607
What is love; w and m Bill Lange.
© 1c. Jan. 17, 19383; E unp. 66393 ;
William Lange. 2608
What is that blue song; fox-trot, w
and m Thomas Hearon, arr. Harold
Potter; orch. pts., with ukulele arr.
May Singhi Breen. © Jan. 12, 1933;
HB pub. 34342; Cronn & Hearon.
2609
What one rose can say; song. © Dec.
29, 1982; E pub. 34252; Jesabelle
Rodé. 2610
93
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2611
What pals; song. ©1c. Jan. 21, 1933;
E unp. 66610; Melville Grems. 2611
What price Hollywood; melody Max
Steiner. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
66464; Southern music pub. ¢co., ine.
2612
What’s the use; musical play, w R.
Johnas, m R. Makay. © 1 ¢. text
Nov. 22, 1932; music Nov. 22 & Dec.
23; D 28366; Robert Johnas and Ray
Makay. 2612*
What’s the use of being gloomy; song.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66226;
Howard C. Pulver. 2613
What the Christmas fire told; musical
play, w Zoe Octavia Welch, m Caro-
lyn R. Freeman. © Sept. 13, 1932;
D 28369; Eldridge entertainment
house, ine. 2613*
What would you do; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66214;
Evelyn Rosalie Bouteiller. 2614
What wouldja like for breakfast; w
and m Walter Kent, pf. se. Merle T.
Kendrick; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
4, 1933; E pub. 34117; Bibo-Lang,
inc. 2615
What yuh got t’say; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1933; E
unp. 66485; H. M. Barrows. 2616
When all the world is young; w
Charles Kingsley, m and arr. Geof-
frey O'Hara; male cho. 1. Quar-
tet—2. Trio. © Jan. 24, 1933; E
pub. 34499, 34500; Harms, inc.
2617, 2618
When Colina’s blue; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 19, 1933; E unp. 66561;
Chester Allen and Don York. 2619
When depression brought me you;
song. ©1e. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp.
66279; Marie E. Smith. 2620
When first your lips touched mine;
cho., m Sylvester Long Cross. © 1
e. Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66031; Shir-
ley Hammerly. 2621
When I am alone: waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp.
66327; O. Bill Heyer. 2622
When I dream of you; valse song.
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1933; E unp. 66930;
John C, Poulos. 2623
When I haven’t got you; song: with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1933;
E unp. 66200; Alexander James
Forbes. 2624
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
When I’m dancin’ with Hansen; w
James Cavanaugh, melody Frank
Weldon. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1933; E
unp. 66968; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 2625
When I’m dreaming of your eyes; w
and melody. © 1. Jan. 9, 1933;
E unp. 66016; Art Avery. 2626
When I’m with you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©
1 c« Jan. 3, 1983; E unp, 65783;
Amede Ray. 2627
When I need loving; songz. ©1.e.
Jan. 16, 1983; E unp. 66324; Ivan
Frank. 2628
When I played peek-a-boo with daddy
and he played peek-a-boo with me;
w Al Bryan and Dick Sanford,
melody George B. McConnell. ©
1c. Jan. 14, 1933; Hahn eee
Crawford music corp. ~* 2629
When I waltz with you; words and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 9, 1933; E unp.
66072; Earl Whittemore and Thomas
Benzing. 2630
When I was one and twenty; w A. E.
Housman, m Harrison Dowd. ©
1c. Jan. 5, 19883; E unp. 65902;
Frank Harrison Dowd. 2631
When it rains on a Sunday night;
song, A. J, Turner and A. J. Weidt.
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 66744:
Arnold J. Turner. 2632
When it’s harvest time in old New
Hampshire; w Tom Kennedy and
Dick Sanford, m Geo. B. McConnell ;
pf. treble. © 1 c¢. Jan. 31, 1933;
E unp. 67095 ; Nattrass-Schenek, ine.
2633
When it’s lamp lightin’ time in the
valley ; w and m Joe Lyons and Sam
C. Hart; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
23, 1933; E pub. 34516; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine. 2634
When it’s moonlight in the mountains;
song, m Burrell Van Buren; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 66759;
Harry F. Mehrle. 2635
When it’s spring again west of the
Rockies; song, m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c, Jan. 14, 1983;
E unp. 66249; Charles Sumner
White. 2636
When love is gone; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67073;
Martin M. Rossinow. 2637
94
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
When my little Pomeranian met your
little Pekinese; w and melody Little
Jack Little, Dave Oppenheim and
Tea. Schuster. ©).1 ¢c Jan. 7, 1933;
E unp. 65970; De Sylva, Brown &
. Henderson, inc. 2638
When our lips in kisses meet; song.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 66006;
Albert E. Wilcox. 2639
When Sally left the alley; fox-trot, w
and m Clarkson Rose and Hastings
Mann; with ukulele arr. R. S. Stod-
don. © Jan. 3, 1933; E for. 27697;
B. Feldman & co. 2640
When sky is blue; fox-trot song. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 17, 1988; E unp. 66884;
Carmine Pierro. 2641
When somebody sings Home sweet
home; w Dick Sanford, m Geo. B.
McConnell; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 25, 1933; E pub. 34489; Marlo
musie corp. 2642
When summer of life is spent; w and
melody, ©1c. Jan. 5, 1933; E unp.
65913; Charles Theodore Knudsen,
1. 2643
When the book of life is opened;
hymn, w and m C. E, Pollock and
C. W. Walkem, arr. for mixed voices.
© Dec. 22, 1932; E pub. 34150; Chas.
‘Wm. Walkem. 2644
When the dance is thru; melody. ©
1 ce. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66243;
Harry Elling. 2645
When the daytime meets the nite-time
down in Dixie; pf, treble with w.
© le. Jan. 28, 1983; E unp. 66932;
Leonard Spike Williams. 2646
When the gold has turned to silver;
song, m James L, Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1933; E
unp, 66047; Robert Birbeck. 2647
When the moon’s looking down upon
you; w and m Olive Thixton. ©
1 ec. Jan. 19, 1933; E unp. 66531;
Olive Allison Thixton. 2648
When the shadows fall over the moun-
tain wall; song, m Sylvester Long
Cross: © 1c. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp.
66748; Barbara Pauli. 2649
When the snow’s gone from the Saw-
tooth mountains; w and melody.
©1e. Jan. 6, 19383; E unp. 65951;
Ethel Gertrude Coburn. 2650
When the sun has turned to gold; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Jan. 30, 1933;
E unp. 67054; Mayes Johnson.
2651
2665
When the sun Sinks to rest in the
west; w and m Reed Rannet. ©
ive. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp: 66667;
Agnes M. Palmer. 2652
When the sunset turned to gold; song,
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1 ¢.
Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66254; Myrtle
Goodlow. 2653
When they get lovin’ they’s gone; w
and melody Porter Grainger. ©1 .
Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66481; Southern
music pub. co., inc. 2654
When we girls get together; w and
melody Chas. Tobias, Sidney Clare
and Murray Mencher. © 1 ¢. Jan.
25, 1933; E unp. 66830; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 2655
When we meet again; w and melody
Mercer Cook, Clarence Todd and J.
Russel Robinson. © 1 c. Jan. 7,
19383; E unp. 65974; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 2656
When you hear Fritz play twiddly-
bits from the latest hits; w and m
Jack Hart and Tom Blight; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 8, 1932; E for.
27718; Chappell & co., ltd. 2657
When you hear me eall; w and mel-
ody Johnny Marvin. ©1e. Jan. 3,
1933; E unp. 66415; Southern music
pub. co., inc. 2658
When you kissed me; w and m Charles
Tobias, Sidney Clare and Murray
Mencher; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
24, 1933; E pub. 34492; Irving Ber-
lin, inc. 2659
w and melody Charles Tobias,
Sidney Clare and Murray Mencher.
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1933; E unp. 66141;
Irving Berlin, inc. 2660
Orie Warm tt.” 19835 -
2661
When you left me waiting; w and
melody. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1933; E
unp. 66673 ; Bert Hoffman. 2662
When you play the organ; waltz, w
— Same.
unp. 66400; Irving Berlin, inc.
Iola McReynolds, m Luther A.
Clark.” © ’r¥an. a)" 19383;°"H' pub.
34548; Walter A. Quincke. 2663
When you're gone I’m so alone; waltz
song, m Edward Benedict; pf.
treble. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp.
66345; J. A. Pike. 2664
When you tell me that you care; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1933;
E unp. 65962; Arthur Altman and
Jack Lawrence. 2665
95
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2666
Where can I find someone; song. ©1
ce. Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66054; Zelma
Connolly. 2666
Where is my yesterday; w Morton
Downey and Loyce Whiteman, mel-
ody Harry Barris. © 1c. Jan. 12,
1933; E unp. 66161; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 2667
Where the Arizona moon is shining; w
Tom Kennedy and Dick Sanford, m
Geo. B. McConnell; pf. treble. © 1
ec. Jan. 31, 1983; E unp.-67109;_Nat-
trass-Schenck, inc. 2668
Where the golden sunset mingles with
the ocean’s blue; m Sylvester Long
Gross; ‘pf. ‘with w.:' ©'1:e: Jan. -9,
1933; E unp. 66025; Fred Lumm.
2669
Where the honeysuckle grows; w and
melody.’ © 1 c. Jan. 18, 1933; BH
unp. 66488; Rachel Clark. 2670
Where the mountains kiss the moon;
w and m Reed Rannet. ©1c. Jan.
23, 1933; E unp. 66669; Agnes M.
Palmer. 2671
Where the northern star is shining;
waltz song, melody Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Jan: 13, 19383; E unp. 66183;
John F. Kalland.
Where the river meets the sea; w and
m Abner Silver, Ira Schuster and
Milton Drake; with ukulele arr.
© Jan. 3, 1933; E pub. 34336; Mort
Beck music Co. 2673
.; frag-
King
Wherefore do you droop...
ment from Shakespeare’s
John, m Frank La Forge. 1. High
voice.—2. Low voice. © Jan. 14,
1933; E pub. 34417, 34418; G. Ri-
cordi & Co., ine. 2674, 2675
While we go dancing forever and a
day; w and melody. ©1c. Jan. 30,
1933; E unp. 66995; Sue Haire.
2676
Whippin’ that old T. B.; w and mel-
ody Jimmie Rodgers. © 1 ec. Jan.
3, 19383; E unp. 66425; Southern
music pub. co., ine, 2677
Whisper you love me;. w Frank Ca-
pano and Margie Morris, m Jack
Dichter and Billy Hays; with uku-
lele arr. © Jan. 25, 1933; E pub.
34490 ; Marlo music corp. 2678
Whispering lane; song. © 1c. Jan. 18,
1933; E unp. 66500; Helen Lillie
Vogel. 2679
2672
pt. IIT, 0. s., v. 28
Whispering pine; song. © 1 ¢. Jan.
25, 1933; E unp. 66783; Mabel J.
Watts. 2680
White in the moon the long road lies;
w Alfred Edward Housman, m Oscar
J. Fox, arr. G. Ackley Brower. 1.
Mixed quartet or cho.—2. Trio or
3-pt. -women’s cho. ©. Nov. 25,
19382; E pub. 34169, 34170; Carl —
Fischer, inc. 2681, 2682
Whitely the water; pf. © 1 ¢. Jan.
28, 1933; E unp. 66940; Carl Chrys-
ler Austin, jr. 2683
Whither thou goest; song, w from
Ruth. © Sept. 20, 1932; E pub.
34223; Walter Sassmannshausen.
2684
Who’s taking up your time; song, m
Edward Benedict; pf. treble. © 1
c. Jan. 16,° 1983; EH amp ebsss;
James Hayes. 2685
Who-la dance; by Cecil S. Copping;
oboe. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1933; E unp.
66984; Movietone music corp. 2686
Whoop-dee-doo; song. ©1e. Jan. 24,
1983; E unp. 66703; George Heffner
Kirk. 2687
Whoopee; w and melody Larry Blaine.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 19383; E unp. 67002;
Florence A. Blades. 2688
Why can’t this night go on forever;
w Charles Newman, m Isham Jones;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 16, 1933;
E pub. 34885; M. Witmark & sons.
2689
Why did forever last for only awhile; .
w and melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1933;
E unp. 65926; Anthony Pelligra and
Sparty J. Nardone, jr. 2690
Why did I fall for you; song. ©1c.
Jan. 6, 1983; E unp. 65992; Donald
Haggerty and Arthur Leclaire.
2691
Why did you leave me; song, w Mary
Altilia. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 ec. Jan. 3, 19383; BH unp. Goe2e;
Carroll Winfield Lucas. 2692
Why do I have to eare for you; w
and melody. © 1. Jan. 10, 1933;
E unp. 66078; Louis Di Dio. 2693
Why do you treat me like this; song,
melody Robert Van Sickle. © 1 e.
Jan. 3, 1983; E unp. 65759; Vergil
Mitchell. 2694
Why don’t you come home; w and
melody Frances Ricker. ©1 ce. Jan.
4, 1988; E unp. 65863; Ada Favell.
2695
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
Why have you come back to me old | Winn (Cyril)
girl of mine; song, m James L.
Brown. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
65779; Walter S. Randolph. 2696
Why not try praying; hymn, w Her-
bert Buffum. © Dec. 22, 1932; E pub
34110; Chas. Wm. Walkem. 2697
Why pester me with your tears; song.
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1983; E unp. 66503;
Lillian V. Morford. 2698
Why should sailors care; from The
flag lieutenant, w R. P. Weston and
Bert Lee, m Harris Weston; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 12, 1932; E for.
27655; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.
2699 ,
Why tell me why; fox trot, songz. ©
1c. Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66306;
Sylvia Mager. 2700
Wie sich’s der kleine Mortiz vorstellt;
aus Der tanzende Shylock, w Géza
Herczeg u. Leo Straus, m Erwin
Straus, erl. klav. arr. Hans Schnei-
der. © Nov. 28, 1932; E for. 28001;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky ). 2701
Wild bird; w Alfred Tennyson, m A\l-
fred M. Greenfield. © Jan. 18, 1933;
E pub. 34428; G. Ricordi & co., inc.
2702
Wild roses, little Rosie and me; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
apt ey ©. c. Jans 9, 1938 > "He unp.
66050; Fred Gibson. 2703
Will the Savior say a word for you;
song, m Ulysses Simpson Keeling,
jr. ©1e. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp.
66315; Ulysses Simpson Keeling, sr.
2704
Will you be true; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66215;
Irene Hunt. 2705
Will you sometimes think of me; w
and melody Wheeler-Lamb. © 1 ec.
Jan. 9, 1933; E unp. 66483 ; Southern
music pub: co., ine. 2706
Wind in the willows; waltz, Roland
Diggle; pf. © Dec. 29, 19382; E pub.
34198 ; Carl Fischer, inc. 2707
Window (A), a light and a tear; w
and m Ray Hibbeler and W. R.
Williams; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
5, 1983; E pub. 34233 ; Will Rossiter.
2708
Window shade blues; w and melody
Austin Allen. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933;
E unp. 66422; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 2709
2722
Two little songs; uni-
son, w Hileen Mathias and Margaret
Wynne-Jones. © Dec. 30, 1932;
EH for. 27598; W. Paxton & co., ltd.
2710
Winsome; waltz; pf. with w. ©l1e.
Jan. 4, 198838; E unp. 65898; Ray
Johnson Minor and Constance W.
Grayson. 2711
Winter song; w Margaret Rose, m
Stuart Young, tonic sol-fa tr. H. J.
Timothy; unison voices. © Dec.
16, 1932; E for. 27591; Stainer &
Bell, ltd. Pf 6 Wes
Wisconsin is calling me; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Jan. 11, 1933; E unp.
66810 ; Dora Pernot. 2713
Wise (The) old owl said Hoo; w and
m Lew Klein and, Betsy White; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 17, 1933; E for.
27787 ; Campbell, Connelly & co., ltd.
2714
With a feather in your cap; w Dorothy
Fields, m Jimmy McHugh; with uku-
lele arr. May Singhi Breen. © Jan.
18, 1983; E pub. 34488; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 2715
With flying colors; march, Harold
Wansborough, arr. Henry S. Sawyer,
bowed and fingered Frank J. Blazek ;
violin solo or duet with pf. acc. ©
Dec. 30, 1982; E pub. 34139; Mce-
Kinley music co. 2716
With rue my heart is laden; w A. E.
Housman, m Harrison Dowd. ©
i ex. Jan, o. LOsa. he MMs Gauue s
Frank Harrison Dowd. PAG
With you and me; song. © 1c. Jan.
30, 1933; E unp. 67085; Cecil D. Van
Liew. 2718
Without a doubt; hymn, w and m
Haldor Lillenas. © Jan. 20, 1933;
E pub. 34538; Lillenas pub. co.
2719
Wo hat brigitte verbracht die bra-
Silianische nacht; tango, w Julius
Zimm, m Hans Lang. © Aug. 27,
1932; E for. 27905; Verlag Otto
Maass. 2720
Wohlfahrt (Franz) 60 etudes; op.
45, neu bearb. Maxim Jacobsen;
Violino: ©) Oct. 18 19382: for.
27951; Universal edition, a. g.
[Copyright is claimed on new revi-
sion and new studies] 2721
Wondering; song. © 1c. Jan. 11,
19383; E unp. 66189; Lawrence
James. 2722
97
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2723
W ondering—Continued
w and melody. © 1 c¢. Jan. 7,
1933; E unp. 65968; John Pinckney
Scott. 2723
Wondering what you'll do next; song.
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1933; E unp. 66897;
George H. Hammer. 2724
Won't that be sweet; song. © 1 «.
Jan. 7, 1988; E unp. 65981; Jack
Kopf. 2725
Won’t you bring back my dreams to
me; waltz song, w Harry Carlson.
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 66686;
Louis H. Olesen. 2726
Won’t you come back to me; waltz
song. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1983; E unp.
65837 ; Josephine McGinley. Det
Won’t you dance with me tonight; w
Jeanne Bergersen, m Baldwin Berg-
ersen. © 1c. Jan. 13, 1933; E unp.
66202; Louis Baldwin Bergersen.
2728
Won’t you take a chance with me;
song, melody Josephine Bose. ©
1c. Jan. 31, 1983; E unp. 67089;
Philip Gross. Zo
Wood-carver (The) of Krakovia; op-
eretta, Story A. C. Rutt, m K. M.
Teaver, “(). 1 e, Jan. 27, 1933:" D
28377; Anna Catherine Rutt and
Katherine M. Tenner. 2729*
Woodland sketches; by Winifred
Dgvay-Edwards, selected, fingered
and annotated G. Augustus Holmes
and Frederick J. Karn; pf. © Dee.
15, 19382; E for. 27781; Edwin Ash-
down, ltd. 2730
Words and music; selection, Noel
Coward, arr. Dan Godfrey; military
band pts., with conductor. © Nov.
29, 1932; E for. 27723; Chappell &
co., ltd. 2731
World (The) is gone crazy now; song;
pf. © 1c. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp.
66815; Borghild Eleonore Zanini.
2732
World (The) is so small; w Robert
Nesbitt, m William Walker; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 3, 1933; E for.
27509; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
World (The) laughs on; tango or slow
fox-trot, from A kiss in spring, w
L. du Garde Peach, m Emmerich
Kalman and Herbert Griffiths. ©
Noy. 23, 1932; E for. 27707; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd. [Copy-
pt. InI, n. s., v. 28
right is claimed on changes in music
by H. Griffiths and English words]
2734
Worried man blues; w and melody
Walter Davis. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1983;
E unp. 66427: Southern music pub.
co., ine. 2735
Would you; w and melody. © 1 e¢.
Jan. 20, 19383; E unp. 66562; Frank
William Thomas. 2736
Ye servants of the Lord; unison
anthem, w P. Doddridge, m Ivor R.
Davies. © Dec. 30, 1932; "for.
27492; Novello & co., ltd. 2737
Yeah man the stuff is here; w and m
J. M. Williams. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933;
E unp. 65849; State Street music
pub. co. 2738
Year’s (The) at the spring; w Robert
Browning, m Mrs. H. H. A. Beach,
op. 44, no. 1, arr. Francis Moore;
men’s voices. © Jan. 16, 1933; E
pub, 34463; Arthur P. Schmidt co.
2739
Yes! I guess it’s love; w Al Lewis, m
Al Sherman; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 27, 1933; E pub. 34520; Olman
music corp. 2740
Yesterday, to-day and to-morrow; Ww
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1933;
E unp. 66221; Martha Small. 2741
Yesterday, tomorrow and always;
song. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp.
65839; Gertrude Connors, 2742
Yesterday’s pleasures: w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1933; E unp. 67016;
Frank Austin Garrison. 2743
Yo la culpo; pf. with w. © 1c. Jan. 6,
1933; E unp. 66374; Juan Arm-
strong. 2744
You; song. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1933; E
unp. 67041; Fern Marie Dalton.
2745
You are cordially invited; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Jan. 20, 1933; E unp.
66568; Pearl Fein. 2746
You are my dream; w Romaine Root,
m Chuck Crewe. © 1 c. Jan. 6,
1933; E unp. 65957; Charles W.
Crewe. 2747
You are my ideal; w Arthur Freed,
m Oscar Levant. © Jan. 27, 1933;
E pub. 345738; Keit-Engel, inc.
274
98
no. 1, 1933
You are my sunshine of happiness;
fox-trot, w Mamie Barfield, m Lon
Healy. © Dec. 12, 1932; E pub.
34356; Walter A. Quincke. 2749
You are the song; from Melody, w
Irving Caesar, m Sigmund Rom-
berg; with ukulele arr. © Dec. 30,
1932; E pub. 34096; Harms, inc.
2750
You are the whole parade; fox trot,
w Walter Hirsch, m Gerald Marks,
arr. Lyle Murphy; orch. pts., with
male trio arr. B. Faighes. © Dec.
24, 1982; E pub. 34052; Leo Feist,
ine. 2751
with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 27, 1932; E pub. 34053;
Leo Feist, inc. 2752
You are too beautiful; w Lorenz Hart,
m Richard Rodgers; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 34085;
Rodart music corp. 2753
You brought the sunshine to me; song.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1933; E unp. 66289;
Myrtle Garabota. 2754
You bunch of fun; melody Harold
Lewis and Bernie Grossman. © 1
e. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 66413;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 2755
You can’t make my love untrue; w
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 6, 1933; EB
unp. 65933; Julia Claire Moffit.
2756
You done played out blues; w and
melody Porter Grainger and Jimmie
Foster. © 1c. Jan. 9, 19383; E unp.
66480; Southern music pub. co., ine.
2757
You don’t love me anymore; song.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 66318;
Girthalee Brown. 2758
You gave me love; w and melody. ©
1c. Jan. 31, 19838; E unp. 67123;
Beatrice Eccleston Lane. 2759
You have something for me and it’s
love; song. © 1c Jan. 9, 1933; E
unp. 66040; Samuel Myron O’Dell.
2760
You hurt my feeling; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 10, 19383; E unp. 66077;
Louis Di Dio. 2761
You laughed when I cried over you;
wand melody. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1933;
E unp. 66794; William Obed Merrill.
2762
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2777
You little bit of loveliness; song, m.
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1e. Jan. 28, 1933; BE unp. 66948;
Virginia E. Carpentier. 2763
You made me love you dearie; song.
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1933; E unp. 66004;
Hdwin C. Coyle. 2764
You mean all the world to me; w and
m Chuck Cline and Fred Fuller.
© 1c. Dee. 29, 1982; E unp. 65753 ;
Charlton §S. Cline. 2765
You must believe me; w Charlie To-
bias, m Joe Burke; with ukulele
arr. May Singhi Breen. © Jan.
16, 1983; E pub. 34388; Joe Morris
music co. 2766
You’re a girl of wonderful glorious
style; fox trot, w and m Adele
Blake. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1933; E unp.
66917; Adele Wilson. 2767
You’re beautiful tonight, my dear;
w Joe Young, melody Carmen Lom-
bardo. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp.
67114; Leo Feist, inc. 2768
You’re cheating me; song. ©41c. Jan.
18, 1988; E unp. 66492; Opal Woolf.
2769
Youre everybody’s sweetheart; fox
iat sone. ©yloe. Jatedi, load.
unp. 66918; Vanita Shelton. 2770
You’re gone; w Stanley Dixon, m Al-
lan Gould; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Jan.
24, 1983; E unp. 66711; Abr. Gold-
stein. QET1
You're gone but not forgotten; w and
melody. ©1c. Jan. 4, 1933; E unp.
65871; Andrena Varlack. 2772
You’re in love; from Gay divorce, w
and m Cole Porter; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 34093;
Harms, ine. PAE
You’re making me mad; fox-trot, w
and melody. © 1. Jan. 9, 1932;
E unp. 66064; Sam P. Acton. 2774
You’re meant for me; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 12, 1933; E unp. 67064;
Le Roy Walter Harris. 2775
You’re mine; w Alma Marks; pf. tre-
ble, Ou cx Jams 83,1938; Hy unp.
65769; Richard L. B. Marks. 2776
You’re my dear sonny boy; w, m and
ukulele arr. © 1c. Jan, 30, 1933;
E unp. 67052; Buna Mildred Spring-
field. PTT
99
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2778
-you’re my lucky star; slow fox-trot
song. ©l1c. Dee. 27, 1932; E unp.
66369; Anna Meakin. 2778
You're still my baby; w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1933; E unp. 65979;
Harold M. Freeman and Earl Whit-
temore. 2779
You’re the one that I love; w Ray-
mond Stuart, m arr. Don Vashtie;
orch. pts. © 1c. Jan, 10, 1933;
E unp. 66108; Donald Vashtie
Hodges. 2780
You’re the truest pal in all the world;
song, m Herb Jones. © 1 c¢. Jan.
8, 19383; E unp. 65811; Edmund
Gwin. 2781
You're two-timin’ me; w B, Chatter-
ton, m T. F. Ciao, arr. Joseph Cap-
prello. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp.
66639; Theresa Frances Ciao and
Bethel Chatterton, 2782
You remind me of the sunset; song,
m Gertrude Connors, © 1c. Jan. 3,
1933; E unp. 65838; Josephine Mc-
Ginley. 2783
You took my dream away; song. ©
t,e dan: 11,:3983.;, BE unp.. 661438 ;
Nevin Ray Houseman. 2784
You turned my cares into happiness;
wand melody. ©1c. Jan. 16, 1933;
E unp. 66346; Wilber Lauterbach.
785
You’ve been so nice and sweet to me;
w Joe Young, m Sammy Fain; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 24, 1933; E pub.
34491 ; Irving Berlin, inc. 2786
You’ve got everything; w and m P.
Abel. © Oct. 31, 1932; E for. 27362;
Societa anonima Suvini-Zerboni.
2787
You’ve got me in a panic; song. ©
1 ec. Jan, 23, 1933; E unp. 66806;
Charis Jeanne McElroy. 2788
You’ve got me up a tree; pf. treble
with w. ©1c. Jan. 7, 1933; E unp.
65984; Frank Whitman. 2789
You’ve made my dreams all come true;
w and melody Bob Brittan. ©1e.
Jan. 3, 19883; E unp. 65764; Robert
Woods Brittan. 2790
You went away and left me blue;
song, pf. sc. Ashton Murray. ©
1 ec. Jan, 23, 1933; E unp, 66675;
Lionel Philip Woods. 2791
You would not play your part; song.
© 1c. June 14, 1933; E unp. 66898;
Addie Smart. 2792
pt. 10, BESS, 28
Your [sic] just a fickle little lady; w
and m Bud Smith. © 1 ¢, Jan. 2,
1933; E unp. 66706; Elliott Asel
Smith, jr. i 2793
Your love is all my life to me; song.
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1933; E unp. 66128;
Elise More. 2794
Your memory tells me; w and melody
Bob Shurr, B, Bricken and J.
Bricken. © 1c. Jan. 12, 1933; E
unp. 66163; Leopold Shurr, Jules
Bricken and Bob Bricken. 2795
Your quest; w Marie Tello Phillips, m
Mana-Zucea, op. 125; high. © Dec.
29, 1932; E pub. 34410; G. Schirmer,
ine. 2796
Your songs to Jesus raise; Hulne, w
Frances H. Wood, m R. Walker
Robson. © Jan. 6, 1933; E for.
27889; Novello & co., ltd. 2797
Yowsah ; song, melody Howard Corwin
Graham, © 1. Jan. 16, 1933; E
unp. 66309; Bernard William Molo-
hon. 2798
Yowsah, oh, yowsahree; w and mel-
ody. © 1 c«., Jan. 3, 1933; i aap:
65794; Wilbur Dorfman and Char-
lotte Fingerhut. 2799
Yule (The) log; Christmas march,
George Hervey; violin 1, 2, and pf.
© Dec. 29, 1932; E pub, 34199;
Carl Fischer, inc. 2800
Zar; Moorish folk-dance, harmonized
and arr. Amedeo de Filippi; violin
and pf. © Dec. 29, 1932; E pub.
34404; G. Schirmer, inc. 2801
Zelda by the Zuider Zee; w Lu C.
Bender, melody Ann Ronell. ©
1-¢c.. Jan. 30, 1933; HB unp Gree.
Irving Berlin, ine. 2802
Zigeuner, you have stolen my heart;
w Reg Connelly, m Austin Egen and
Franz Grothe; with ukulele arr.
© Jan. 20, 1933; E for. 27966; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., Itd, 2803
Zingara; tango-canzone, Amedeo Es-
cObar ; orchy parti. © Dee. 25, 1932;
E for. 27528; Societa anonima Su-
vini-Zerboni. 2804
——tango, versi Enrico Frati, m
Amedeo Escébar. © Dec. 25, 1932;
E for. 27527; SocietA anonima Su-
vini-Zerboni. 2805
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1933
2815
Zorriga ; divertissement, Francis Bous-
quet; orch. ptes. 2"° suite. © Nov.
15, 1932; E for. 27914; Editions Max
Eschig. 2806
4™° etude en fa mineur; par Maurice
Vieux; alto et pf. © Oct. 10, 1932;
E for. 27920; Editions Max HEschig.
2807
5™° etude en ut diéze mineur; par
Maurice Vieux; alto et pf. © Oct.
10, 1932; E for. 27921; Editions Max
Eschig, ie 2808
6"° etude en fa diéze mineur; de
Maurice Vieux; alto et pf. © Oct.
10, 1932; E for. 27922; Editions Max
Eschig. 2809
13; fox trot song, melody Ray Hibbe-
13 women; melody Max Steiner, ©
1 « Jan, 3,. 1988; E unp. 66465;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 2811
94th (The) psalm; sonata, J. Reubke,
newly ed. incl. alternative readings,
new registration, etc., Herbert F.
Ellingford ; organ. © Oct. 13, 1932;
E for. 27734; Oxford univ. press.
2812
1000 worte liebe; tango, w Gerd Kar-
lick, m Margulies u. Holms, arr.
Franz Stolzenwald. 1. Gesang u.
klav.—2. Orch. stimmen. © Oct. 25,
19382; E for. 27470, 27471; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 2813, 2814
1914-1918; war fantasy, by L. E. De
Francesco and P. Brunelli, arr, by
P. Brunelli; conductor. © 1 ¢. Jan.
ler. © 1. Jan. 5, 1933; E unp. 25, 1933; E unp, 66983; Movietone
65921 ; Herschel R. Sutton. 2810 music corp. 2815
Number of entries in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1933, Class H,
Musical compositions (including 1,371 unpublished) ~-_____-.----__-___ 2, 815
101
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT
HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT
OF MARCH 4, 1909.
Abide with me; by Carl Bohm, arr.
Arthur Dana; mixed voices. ©
Adéle G. Lynes, as widow of the
author of arrangement. R 22950.
iL
— sacred solo; with violin obbl. pt.
© Caro Roma, as author. R 22529.
2
Abschied; op. 13, no. 6; hohe stimme.
© Bernhard Sekles, as author of
m. R 22640 3
Ain’t I lucky; march and two step.
© Bess Rudisill, as author. R
22843. 4
Alleluia! Sing to Jesus; mixed voices.
© Frederick N. Shackley, as author.
R 22948. 5
Allemande; octave etude for the left
hand, Bernhard Wolff, op. 248, no.
2; pf. © Elisabeth Wolff, as child
of the deceased author. R 22902.
6
Am Georgitage; op. 13, no. 1; hohe
stimme. Bernhard Sekles, as
author of m. R 226835. 7
Anchored at last; w and m Mrs. C. H.
Morris. © Frances M. Lunk, as
child of the deceased author. R
22707. 8
Andante lirico; par Renato Brogi, op.
34, no. 1; violon, avec ace. de pf.
© Ebe Ballerini, as child of the
deceased author. R 22653. 9
Andante und variationen; vy. Robert
Braun Eilenberg, op. 24; 2 pf. ©
Bessie M. Hilenberg, as widow. R
22614. 10
Antonio; from The white cat, w Wil-
liam Jerome, m J. Schwartz. ©
Jean Schwartz, as author, and
Maude Nugent Jerome, as widow.
R 227438. aL
Avietta all’ antica; par Renato Brogi,
op. 34, no. 2; violon, avec ace. de
pf. © Ebe Ballerini, as child of
the deceased author. R 22652. 12
Aschenbrédel; op. 32; pf. © Paul
Zilcher, as author. R 22835. 13
[2815
Ashes of roses; song, op. 51, no. 4;
alto or bar.; in F. © Arthur Foote,
as, author. .R 22958. 14
Ask the man; song from The Isle
of Bong Bong, w Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams. © Joseph E.
Howard, as ‘author: KR 2206200000
© George A. Grant-
R, 22981 ae
Aubade napolitaine; pf. © Wilhelm
Aletter, as author. R 22616. 17
Aubade provencale ; von Ludvig Schyt-
te, op. 141, no. 4; klavier. © Anna
Schytte, as child of the deceased
author. R 22645. 18
Auf der Heide; walzer, op. 129, no. 2;
pf. © August Nélck, as author. R
22627. 19
Autumn; from Love’s four seasons,
w George Taggart; male quartette.
© William Christopher O’Hare, as
author. R 22508. 20
Baby’s sweetheart ; pizzicato serenade ;
pf. © William Corri, jr., as author.
At evening; pf.
Schaefer, as author.
R- 22915. PAR
Bachelor boys farewell; song. © G.
D. Wheeler, as author. R 22853. ~
22
Barcarolle; by Carl Reger, op. 15, no.
2; pf. © Beatrice Emma Barnard,
as widow. R 22604.
—by L. J. Quigley, op. 20; pf. ©
Sadie M. Quigley, as widow. R
22620. 24
Barnard (D’Auvergne) Aria; by Carl
Reger, op. 18, no. 1; pf. © Beatrice
Emma Barnard, as widow. R 22584.
25
— Idyll; by Carl Reger, op. 15, no.
4; pf. © Beatrice Emma Barnard,
as Widow. R 22606. 26
Intermezzo; by Carl Reger, op.
15, no. 9; pf. © Beatrice Emma
Barnard, as widow. R 22611. 27
— Marsch; by Carl Reger; pf. 1
Op. .18, no. 6-2. Op. 15). fG@aeee
in F. © Beatrice Emma Barnard,
as widow. R 22589, 22605. 28, 29
102
RENEWALS
no. 1, 1933
— Walzer; by Carl Reger, op. 15,
no. 7; pf. © Beatrice Emma Bar-
nard, aS widow. R 22609. 30
Becucci (Ernesto) Valzer; op. 308,
no. 1; pf. © Rosa Ceresoli, as next
of kin of the author, who is not
hiwine. RR * 22570. 31
Beim krinzewinden; op. 129, no. 1; pf
© August No6lck, as author. R
22626. 32
Berliner luft; ouverture. 1. Kaval-
lerie - musik. — 2. Infanterie musik.
© Paul Lincke, as author. R 22666,
22667. 33, 34
Blood (The) of Jesus ransomed me;
w Maggie HE. Gregory, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr.,
as child of the deceased author. R
22192. 35
Brooke’s triumphal march; band. ©
R. F. Seitz, aS author. R 22765. 36
Brownies; song, from The Isle of
Bong Bong, w Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams. © Joseph E.
Howard, as author. R 22684. 37
Buntes allerlei; op. 33; klavier. ©
Paul Zilcher, as author. R 22836.
38
Butterflies; pf. © George A. Grant-
Schaefer, as author. R 22912. 39
Cabrera (La); musik drama, Henri
Cain, deutsch F. M. La Violette, m
Gabriel Dupont; klavierauszug mit
deutschem text. © Albert Ahn,
as author of German translation. R
22569. 40
Cachucha; spanischer tanz, Ludvig
Schytte, op. 141, no. 1; klavier. ©
Anna Schytte, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 22642. 41
Cahira (El); intermezzo, Georg
Mewes, op. 47; klavier. © Heinz
Mewes, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 22561. 42
Capricieuse (La); op. 22, no. 4; pf.
© Arthur Hinton, as author. R
22651. 43
Chain (A) of roses; song, w Edward
Teschemacher; in D flat. © Her-
mann Lohr, as author. R 225389.
: 44
Chanson du printemps; pf. ©
Ernesto Gillet, as author. R 22829.
45
Chant du soldat; by A. Tellier, op. 14,
no. 6; pf. © Wilhelm Aletter, as
author. R 22595. 46
62
Charge boys charge; from Happyland,
w Frederic Rankin, m Reginald De-
Koven. © Anna DeKoven, as wid-
ow. R 22499. 47
Charmeuse (La); valse, A. Tellier,
op. 14, no. 3; pf. © Wilhelm Alet-
ter, *as "author. “R’22592. 48
Cheyenne; w Harry Williams, m E.
Van Alstyne. © Egbert Van AI-
Styne, as author and Carolyn Quinn,
as widow of the author of w. R
22746. 49
Child’s (The) good night; 2-pt. canon,
w and m A. Mary R. Dobson; equal
voices. © A. T. A. Dobson, as next
of kin of the author, who is not liv-
ing. R 22880. 50
Christmas; by L. A. Bugbee; pf. ©
Charles I. Davis, as widower. R
Pape ST 51
Cinderella; song, from The land of
nod, w Will M. Hough and Frank
R. Adams. © Joseph E. Howard,
as author. R 22690. 52
City (The) of God; song, w M. Town-
send Allen. © Frederic G. Shat-
tuck, as author. R 22856. 53
Come home; w Julia H. Johnston, m
Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, aS widow. R 22457. 54
Come little bee; song, w Ormsby A.
Court. © Walter Lewis, as author.
R 22849. 55
Come, my love to Araby; w George V.
Hobart, m A. Baldwin Sloane. ©
Mae Auwerda Sloane, as widow. R
22671. 56
Come out in the garden with me; voc.
orch.; in F. © Robert Hood Bow-
ers, as author. R 22478. 5T
Come to Him today; w Maggie H.
Gregory, m Charles H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 22749. 58
Come, ye blessed of my Father; mixed
voices. © Frederick N. Shackley,
as author. R 22949. 59
Conte du soir; by A. Tellier, op. 14,
no. 1; pf. © Wilhelm <Aletter, as
author. R 22590. 60
Coquette (La); op. 22, no. 1; pf. ©
Arthur Hinton, as author. R 22648.
61
Cradle (The); op. 1, no. 1; pf. ©
Franees E. Terry, as author. R
22621. 62
103
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
63
Crew (The) of the Peekaboo; from
Wonderland, w Glen MacDonough,
m Victor Herbert. © Ella Bart-
lett and Clifford Herbert, as children
of the deceased author of m., and
Alan MacDonough, as child of the
deceased author of w. R 22510. 638
Cupid is the captain of the army; by
Dave Reed, jr.; vocal orch.; in G.
© Dave Reed, as author. R 22533.
64
Daily exercises for piano; op. 4. ©
Oscar Streland, as author. R 22617.
65
Dance of daisies; op. 1, no. 3; pf. ©
Frances EH. Terry, as author. R
22623. 66
Danse des fleurs; by A. Tellier; pf. ©
Wilhelm Aletter, as author. R
22600. 67
Day (The) of resurrection; Easter
carol, Greek hymn, 8th century, J.
M. Neale, tr. © Charles Fonteyn
Manney, as author of m. R 22722.
68
De fleur en fleur; valse lente, A. Tel-
lier, op. 14, no. 8; pf. © Wilhelm
Aletter, as author. R 22597. 69
Dear Ireland; w and m A. Baldwin
Sloane. © Mae Auwerda Sloane, as
widow. R 22665. 70
Dear old Ireland; Crest minstrel over-
ture and opening cho. no. 1, arr. ©
Isidore Witmark, as author. R
22498. 71
orch. © Isidore Wit-
mark, as author. R 22544. 72
Diplomat (The); march, John Philip
Sousa. 1 Banjo solo.—2. Quit.
solo.—3. Mand. solo. © Jane Van-
Middlesworth Sousa, as widow. R
22864-22866. 73-75
Don’t shove; w Wm. Devere, male
voices. © William C. O’Hare, as
author. R 22855. 76
Down the line with Arabelle; from The
white cat, w William Jerome, m J.
Schwartz. © Jean
author, and Maude Nugent Jerome,
as widow. R 22741. ae
Down where the silv’ry Mohawk flows;
w Monroe H. Rosenfeld, m John and
Otto Heinzman. © Eunice M. Ros-
enfeld, as widow. R 22564. 78
Duo; op. 13, no. 2; hohe stimme. ©
3ernhard Sekles, as author of m.
R 22636. 79
Schwartz, as ;
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 28
Elementary material for the piano;
op. 8. © Oscar Streland, as author.
Rm 22583: 80
Elfin dance; octave etude for the right
hand, Bernhard Wolff, op. 243, no.
1; pf. © Elisabeth Wolff, as child
of the deceased author. R 22903.
81
Etoile d’amour; by A. Tellier; pf. ©
Wilhelm Aletter, as author. R 22601.
82
HKtude in A; by L. J. Quigley, op. 15;
pf. © Sadie M. Quigley, as widow.
R 22613. 83
Fads as they went round and round;
song, from Princess beggar. ©
Edward Paulton and Alfred G.
Robyn, as authors. R 22842. 84
Fairy tales; novelette. © Louis G.
Muniz, as author. R 22677. 85
Fencer (The) ; song, w Elizabeth Fin-
ley. © W. Warren Shaw, as author.
R 22872. 86
Fiji; w George V. Hobart, m A. Bald-
win Sloane. © Mae Auwerda
Sloane, as widow. R 22672. 87.
For propriety’s sake; w Edward Tes-
chemacher, m Guy d’Hardelot; in
E flat. © Helen Rhodes, as author
of m. R 22459. 88
For you; song, founded on Sizilietta,
Franz von Blon, w Charles Henry
Taylor, arr. Ed. Carey. © Prudence
Mary Taylor, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 22680. 89
Forget; song. © Dox Cruger, as au-
thor. R 22668. 90
Fourth of July; by L. A. Bugbee;
pf. © Charles I. Davis, as widower.
R 22935. 91
Francesca; tarantelle, A. Tellier, op.
14, no. 9; pf. © Wilhelm Aletter,
as author. R 22598. 92
Galop; di Ernesto Becucci, op. 308,
no. 4; pf. © Rosa Ceresoli, as next
of kin of the author, who is not liv-
1S, ry a eahese 93
Gavotte; by Carl Reger; pf. 1. Op. 13,
no. 3.—2. Op. 15, no. 5; in C.
Beatrice Emma Barnard, as widow.
R 22586, 22607. 94, 95
Gavotte moderne; pf. © Edmund
Severn, as author. R 22901. 96
Gavotte und musette; op. 129, no. 5;
pf. © August Nélck, as author. R
22630. 97
104
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no. 1, 1933
Genevieve; w Samuel Taylor Cole-
ridge, m Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.
1. In D—2. In F. © Jessie Sarah
Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor, as
widow. R 22819, 22820. 98, 99
Get a ticket; w Harry Williams, m
E. Van Alstyne. © Egbert Van
Alstyne, as author and Carolyn
Quinn, as widow of the author of
w. R 22484. 100
Get in line for a good old time; w
B. C. Costello, m Ernest R. Ball.
© Maude Lambert, as widow of the
author of m. R 22471. 101
Gettysburg ; song, w Monroe H. Rosen-
feld. © Benjamin Hapgood Burt,
as author. R 22566. 102
Girl (The) I left in Boston ‘town;
from The rollicking girl, w Chas.
Noel Douglas and John W. Brat-
ton, m Ernest R. Ball. © Maude
Lambert, as widow of the author of
m. R 22735. 103
Girlie (The) with the winsome smile;
song, m Hdward Jolly. © R. H.
Burnside, aS author. R 22477.
104
Gleaming star; novelette intermezzo;
pf. © Frederic W. Hager, as au-
thor. .R 22712. 105
Gliihwiirmchen ; op. 129, no. 9; pf. ©
August Nolck, as author. R 22634.
: 106
Go home and tell; song, w Ada R.
Habershon. © Robert Harkness, as
author. R 22890. 107
God be merciful; mixed voices. ©
Frederick N. Shackley, as: author.
R 22947. 108
Good-bye little Too Too San; w
George V. Hobart, m J. S. Hiller.
© Donald B. Hobart, as next of kin
of the author, who is not living. R
22676. 109
Good kind jolly man; from Society
circus, w and m Manuel Klein. ©
Helen Klein, as widow. R 22551.
110
Goodbye Maggie Doyle; from The
white cat, w William Jerome, m J.
Schwartz. © Jean Schwartz, as
author, and Maude Nugent Jerome,
as widow. R 22740. ae
Goodbye, my baby; song, poem Nelle
Richmond Eberhart; high voice. ©
Charles Wakefield Cadman, as au-
thor. R 22931. t12
124
Goodbye my love; from It happened
in Nordland, w Glen MacDonough,
m Victor Herbert. © Ella Bartlett
and Clifford Herbert, as children of
the deceased author of m, and Alan
MacDonough, as child of the de-
ceased author of w. R 22747. 113
Governor (The) of Guam; from It
happened in Nordland, w Glen Mac-
Donough, m Victor Herbert. ©
Ella Bartlett, and Clifford Herbert,
as children of the deceased author
of m, and Alan MacDonough, as
child of the deceased author of w.
R 22527. 114
Grace enough for me; w and m EH. O.
Excell. © Edwin Excell, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 22467. 115
Gracieuse; gavotte; orch. avec pf.—
© Ernesto Gillet, as author. R
228382. 116
Gracious Spirit, love divine; by
Wilhelm Fink, op. 350, no. 6; mixed
voices. © Anna Clara Fink, as
widow. R 22905. 117
Grasshopper’s (The) dance; charac-
teristic, arr. E. Buecalossi; orch.,
with pf. acc. © Ernest Bucalossi,
as author. R 22917. 118
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Our blest
Redeemer; arr. as anthem, Charles
P. Scott; mixed voices. © Maude
Ladd Scott, as widow. R 22907.
119
Haidée; oriental waltz, Samuel Cole-
ridge-Taylor; pf. © Jessie Sarah
Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor, as
widow. R 22817. 120
Hallowe’en; by L. A. Bugbee; pf. ©
Charles I. Davis, as widower. R
22936. Peal
topical quartette, from Wonder-
land, w Glen MacDonough, m Vic-
tor Herbert. © Ella Bartlett and
Clifford Herbert, as children of de-
ceased author of m, and Alan Mac-
Donough, as child of the deceased
author of w. R 22518. 122
Hand (The) that was wounded for
me; w Haitie H. Pierson, m Daniel
B. Towner. © Ada Page Towner.
as widow. R 22456. 123
Happy (The) hobo; from Man from
now, WwW John Kendrick Bangs, m
Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein, as
widow. R 225380. 124
105
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125
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Happy little children; song, w C. D. | Humorous quartets & encores no. 1;
© W. Stillman Martin, as
22464. 125
Harfenklinge; von Ludvig Schytte,
op. 141, no. 2; klavier. © Anna
Schytte, as child of the deceased
author. R 226438. 126
Have Thy way in me; w and m Mrs.
Martin.
author. R
C. H. Morris. © Frances Morris
Lunk, as child of the deceased
author. R 22575. ik,
He lifted me; w Charlotte G. Homer,
m C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., aS child of the deceased
author. R 22755. 128
Heap love; Indian serenade, song,
from The Isle of Bong Bong, w Will
M. Hough and Frank R. Adams. ©
Joseph E. Howard, as author. R
22685. 129
Hear the pipers calling Jenny mine;
w A. J. Mills, m Bennett Scott. ©
Daisy Kathleen Scott, as widow. R
22505. 130
Heart’s haven; waltzes, H. B. Blanke
© Henrietta B. Melson, as author.
R225 14 131
Henny Klein; from The white eat,
w William Jerome, m J. Schwartz.
© Jean Schwartz, as author, and
Maude Nugent Jerome, as widow.
R 22742. 52
Here’s to the ones at home; by Man-
uel Klein; voc. orch.; in B flat. ©
Helen Klein, as widow. R 22827.
133
Hidden (The) brook; op. 1, no. 2; pf.
© Frances E. Terry, as author. R
22622. 134
Highland Mary; from the white cat, w
William Jerome, m J. Schwartz.
© Jean Schwartz, as author, and
Maude Nugent Jerome, as widow.
R 22744. 135
Ho! for the briny deep: w Bartley C.
Costello, m Ernest R. Ball. ©
Maude Lambert, as widow of the
author of m, and Bartley Costello,
as author. R 22475. 136
How sweet and silent is the place;
communion hymn, w Alice Freeman
Palmer; women’s voices. © Ham-
ilton C. Macdougall, as author. R
22726. 137
Humoresque; by L. J. Quigley, op. 19;
pf. © Sadie M. Quigley, as widow.
R 22619. 138
female voices. © J. A. Parks, as
author. R 22811. 139
I am His child; w and m Mrs. C. H.
Morris. © Frances Morris Lunk, as
child of the deceased author. R
22580. 140
could make you marry me for that;
w and m John T. Kelly. © Annie
Kelly, as child of the deceased
author. R 22534. 141
I have a gay sweetheart; song, John
Cornelius Brashear. Noidine
Brashear, as child of the deceased
author. R 22881. 142
I'll love you forever and aye; song,
w Paul West. © John W. Bratton,
as author. R 22854. 143
I’m going to California: w Harry Wil-
liams, m E. Van Alstyne. © Egbert
Van Alstyne, as author, and Carolyn
Quinn, aS widow of the author of w.
R 22488. 144
I’m lonesome for you: song, from The
Isle of Bong Bong, w Will M. Hough
and Frank R. Adams. © Joseph E.
Howard, as author. R 22688. 145
I'm mighty glad I’m living and that’s
all; song. © George M. Cohan, as
author. R 22699. 146.
I sing the mighty power; by Arthur
Sullivan, arr. as trio Charles P.
Scott; mixed voices. © Maude
Ladd Scott, as widow. R 22906.
147
I want a man made to order for me;
from The earl and the girl, w Ar-
thur Gillespie and Nat D. Mann, m
N. D. Mann. © Rose Gillespie and
Beatrice Mann, as widows. R 22737.
148
I will love you forever my dear; from
The man from now, w and m Manuel
Klein. © Helen Klein, as widow.
peers 149
I will never leave Thee: w and m Mrs.
—_
C. H. Morris. © Frances Morris
Lunk, as child of the deceased
author. R 22574. 150:
I wonder what the wild waves are say-
Ing; w Harry Williams, m E. Van
Alstyne. © Egbert Van Alstyne, as
author, and Carolyn Quinn as
widow of the author of w. R 22485.
151
Ich méchte, ich wire: v. Gustaf Fré-
ding, deutsch Woldemar Kolpyts-
106
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no. 1, 1983
ehew, m Jean Sibelius, rev. ©
Wilhelm Dugge, as author of revi-
sion. R 22468. 152
If I could love thee; w Louise Alston
Burleigh, m Samuel Coleridge-Tay-
for. ee! Wee. Tn Ac flatio'©
Jessie Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-
Taylor, as widow. R 228138, 22814.
153, 154
If I were on the stage; from M’lle
Modiste, Victor Herbert; hotel orch.
© Ella Bartlett and Clifford Her-
bert, as children of the deceased
author. R 22495. 155
If you'll only trust your heart to me;
w Bartley C. Costello, m Ernest R.
Ball. © Maude Lambert, as widow
of the author of m, and Bartley
Costello, as author. R 22474. 156
In a gondola; song, w from the poem
by Robert Browning; bar. © John
Beach, as author. R 22980. 157
In black and white; arr. for voc.
orch.; in G. © John W. Bratton, as
author of the arrangement. R
22826. 158
In der nacht; von Ludvig Schytte, op.
141, no. 5; kilavier. © Anna
Schytte, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 22646. 159
In the golden autumn time, my sweet
Hlaine; w Richard H. Gerard, m
S. R. Henry. © Henry R. Stern, as
author of m. R 22669. 160:
In the land of cotton; Crest minstrel
overture and opening cho. no. 2, arr.
© Isidore Witmark, as author. R
22528. 161
—cho. pts. © Isidore
Witmark, as author. R 22543. 162
Injun gal; song, w P. ©. Mason. ©
Ellis R. Ephraim, as author. R
22490. 163
Is he yours; song, w Ada R. Haber-
son. © Robert Harkness, as au-
thor. R 22888. 164
It’s easy, dead easy; song, w Heelan
and Moran. © Seymour Furth, as
author. R 22548. 165
It’s hard to be a hero; from Wonder-
land, w Glen MacDonough, m Victor
Herbert. © Ella Bartlett and Clif-
ford Herbert, as children of the de-
ceased author of m, and Alan Mac-
Donough, as child of the deceased
author of w. R 22524. 166
161050—33——8
180
Jesus, my strength, my hope; hymn-
anthem, w Chas. Wesley. © J.
Christopher Marks, as author. R
DO 21, 167
Jolly (The) bugler; march and two
step; pf. © Harry Israel, as au-
thor. R 22563. 168
Julie Dooley; song, from His high-
ness the bey, w Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams. © Joseph E.
Howard, as author. R 22681. 169
Jungle (The) march. © Mose Gum-
ble, as author. R 22845. 170
Kinder-suite; mit benutzung von
volks- u. kinderliedern, Ludvig
Schytte, op. 142a; pf., 2 violinen,
violoncell u. kinder-instrumente mit
gesang ad lib. © Anna Schytte, as
widow. R 22641. 171
Kisses; from The white cat, w Wil-
liam Jerome, m J. Schwartz. ©
Jean Schwartz, as author, and
Maude Nugent Jerome, as widow.
R 22745. 172
from Miss Dolly Dollars,
Otto Langey ;
Lancers;
Victor Herbert, arr.
orch. © Lizzie Langey, as widow.
R 22844. 173
Land (The) of romance; serenade,
from Bebe of the West, Karl L.
Hosechna; pf. duet. © Hettie
Hoschna, as widow. R 22850. 174
Laughing nymph; valse piquante, An-
dor Pinter; pt. © Emma May Pin-
ter, aS widow. R 22562. 175
Laughing (The) school; from Society
circus, w Sidney C. Rosenfeld, m
Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein, as
widow. R 22553. 176
Leave the door ajar; song, w Paul
West. © John W. Bratton, as au-
thor. R 22556. 177
Let chimes of Easter be gladly rung;
pt. song, English, James C. Macy, m
Franz Abt; women’s voices. ©
‘Mary E. S. Macy, as widow. R
DAC: 178
Light and free; concert valse, C. A.
Egener; vocal orch.; in C.
Louisa Egener, as widow. R 22515.
179
Light upon the twilight hour; anthem,
w Lillias C. Nevin, m Arthur F. M.
Custance; mixed voices. © Alberta
Custance Haben, as widow of the
author of m. R 22841. 180
107
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
181
Like the rose he wears today; w B. C.
Costello, m Ernest R. Ball. ©
Bartley C. Costello, as author of w
and Maude Lambert, as widow of
author of m. R 22550. 181
Little (A) class of one; from It hap-
pened in Nordland, Victor Herbert,
arr. for hotel orch. © Ella Bartlett
and Clifford Herbert, as children of
the deceased author. R 22848. 182
w Glen MacDonough, m Vic-
tor Herbert. © Ella Bartlett and
Clifford Herbert, as children of the
deceased author of m, and Alan
MacDonough, as child of the de-
ceased author of w. R 22525. 183
Little (The) Michus; musical play, A.
Vanloo and @G. Duval, English,
Henry Hamilton, lyrics Percy
Greenbank, m Andre Messager.
Voc. sc. © Jean Messager, as next
of kin of the author of m, who is
not living. R 22928. 184
Live by the rule called golden; song,
w H. O. Devah. © William Edie
Marks, as author. R 22693. 185
Lojko’s lied; op. 18. no. 4; hohe
stimme. © Bernhard Sekles, as
author of m. R 22688. 186
Love is a silver boat; w Nelle Rich-
mond Eberhart; high voice. ©
Charles Wakefield Cadman, as au-
thor. (R°22757. 187
Love is like a cigarette; from It hap-
pened in Nordland, w Glen MacDon-
ough, m Victor Herbert. © Ella
Bartlett, and Clifford Herbert, as
children of the deceased author of
m, and Alan MacDonough, as child
of the deceased author of w. R
22526. 188
Love me; song. © Arthur A. Penn,
as author. R 22486. 189
Love’s passing; w Louise Alston Bur-
leigh, m Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.
1. in F—2. In A flat.. © Jessie
Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor,
as widow. .R 22821, 22822.
190, 191
Lullaby; by Albert W. Berg; pf. ©
Lillie Berg, as child of the deceased
author. R 22661. 192
Lu-Lu-Lucretia; w Benj. F. Barnett,
m Ernest R. Ball. © Maude Lam-
bert, as widow of the author of m.
R 22482. 193
pt. 111, n. s., Vv. 28
Mademoiselle de Belle-Isle; dramma
lirico di Paul Milliet, m Spiro Sa-
mara, rid. per canto e pf. © Anna
Samara, as widow. R 22567. 194
M’lle Modiste; entr’acte, Victor Her-
bert; pf. © Ella Bartlett, and
Clifford Herbert, as children of the
deceased author. R 22851. 195
finale 1, w Henry Blossom, m
Victor Herbert. © Ella Bartlett,
and Clifford Herbert, as children of
the deceased author of m, and Mar-
jorie Wilson, as widow of the au-
thor of w. R 22498. 196
Mah pretty Chloe from Tennessee; w
Frank Craven, m Ernest R. Ball.
© Maude Lambert, as widow of the
author of m. R 22472. 197
Make me pure; w and m Mrs. C. H.
Morris. © Frances Morris Lunk,
as child of the deceased author. R
22582. 198
Man (The) behind the club; from
Fritz in Tammany Hall, w William
Jerome, m J. Schwartz. © Jean
Schwartz, as author and Maud
Nugent Jerome, as widow. R 22925.
199
Man (The) from now; opening cho.,
scene 2, w John Hendrick Bangs, m
Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein, as
widow. R 22491. 200.
Man’s (A) song; w James Thomson ;
bass; in C. © Victor Harris, as
author. R 22461. 201
Manuel Menendez; lyrisches drama,
Vittorio Bianchi u. Antonio Anile,
deutsch, G. Droescher, m Lorenzo
Filiasi; klavierauszug mit deuts-
chem text. © Georg Droescher, as
author. R 22568. 202
Marche japonaise; by A. Tellier; pf.
© Wilhelm Aletter, as author. R
22602. 203
Marsch in C; by Carl Reger, op. 15,
no. 10; pf. © Beatrice Emma —
Barnard, as widow. R 22612.
204
Mass of the sacred heart; mixed
voices. © Alfred G. Robyn, as au-
thor. R 22516. 205
May-day; by L. A. Bugbee; pf. ©
Charles I. Davis, as widower. R
22934. 206
May flowers; 2-pt. canon, Ww and m A.
Mary R. Dobson; equal voices. ©
A. T. A. Dobson, as next of kin of
108
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237
' the author, who is not living. R | Moon dear; from A society circus, w
22878. 207
Mayor (The) of Tokio; Japanese op-
era, bk. R. Carle, m Wm. Frederick .
Peters. © Richard Carle, as author.
R 22558. 207*
Mazurka; di Ernesto Becucci, op. 308,
no. 3; pf. © Rosa Ceresoli, as next
of kin of the author, who is not liv-
ing. R 22571. 208
Meditation. 1. Voc. solo.—2. 2 mands.,
guit. and pf.—s. Violin and pf.— 4.
Pf. duet—5. Organ. © Charles
Sumner Morrison, as author. R
22858-22862. 209-213
Meet me on the fence tonight; from
The white cat, w William Jerome,
m J. Schwartz. © Jean Schwartz,
as author and Maude Nugent Je
rome, as widow. R 22739. 214
Menuet; by Carl Reger, op. 15, no. 1;
opts im... G. Beatrice Emma
Barnard, aS widow. R 22603. 215
Menuet enfantin; op. 129, no. 7; pf.
August Nolek, as author. R
22632. 216
Menuetto; by Carl Reger, op. 13, no.
5; pf. © Beatrice Emma Barnard,
jas widow. R 22588. 217
Mer calme; barearolle, Theodore Lack,
op. 239; pf. © Berthe Marguerite
Victorine Tissier, aS widow. R
22875. 218
Merango (The) ; Cuban dance, Rosa-
mond Johnson; pf. © J. Rosamond
Johnson, as author. R 22663. 219
Merchant (The) of Venice; suite from
the incidental music; pf. © Fred-
erick Rosse, as author. R 22914.
220
Mes chers souvenirs; orch. © Ernesto
Gillet, as author. R 22834. 221
Mexicana; novelette; pf. © Percy
Wenrich, as author. “ R 22479. 222
Military Willie; from His honor the
mayor, w Chas. J. Campbell and
Ralph M. Skinner, m Julian EHd-
wards. © Emily Edwards, as next
of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 22488. 223
Mr. Lawson the man from Boston;
from The ham tree, w William
Jerome, m J. Schwartz. © Jean
Schwartz, as author, and Maude
Nugent Jerome, as widow. R
224
22734.
Klein. © Helen
R-22557, 225
More (The) excellent way; song, w
EK. D. Elliott. © William Edie
Marks, as author. R 22694. 226
Morning (A) in spring; 2-pt. canon, w
and m A. Mary R. Dobson; equal
voices. © A. T. A. Dobson, as next
of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 22877. 227
Morning march; op. 1, no. 4; pf. ©
Frances E. Terry, as author. R
22624. 228
Mountain (The) king; w Percy Camp-
bell Mason, m Walter A. Phillips.
© Evelyn Jane Oxner, as child of
the deceased author of m. R
22662. 229
My broncho boy; w George V. Hobart,
m A. Baldwin Sloane. © Mae Au-
werda Sloane, as widow. R 22673.
230
w Raymond A.
and m Manuel
Klein, as widow.
My daisiest Daisy ;
Browne, m William H. Penn. © L.
Ruth Penn, as widow. R 22545.
231
My gal Sal; song, P. Dresser. ©
Theodore Dreiser, as next of kin of
the author, who is not living, and as
the executor of the author. R 22625.
232
My heart; song, w Josephine Daskam.
© Charles Wakefield Cadman, as
author. R 22869. 233
My Illinois; song, from The Isle of
Bong Bong, w Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams. © Joseph E.
Howard, as author. R 22683. 234
My Irish Daisy; from Fritz in Tam-
many Hall, w Wm. Jerome, m
Maude Nugent and J. Schwartz. ©
Jean Schwartz, as one of the au-
thors of m and Maude Nugent
Jerome, aS one of the authors of m
and the widow of the author of w.
Ri220ee: 235
My lady of Japan; from The white
cat, w William Jerome, m J.
Schwartz. © Jean Schwartz, as
author, and Maude Nugent Jerome,
as widow. R 227388. 236
My pals are my pipe and my stein; w
Heelan and Moran, m Seymour
Furth. © Hazel Furth, as widow.
R 22846. 237
109
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238
My sins are forgiven; song, w Ada R.
Habershon. © Robert Harkness,
as author. R 22887. 238
My sins! my sins! my Saviour; w J. S.
B. Monsell, m William Wallace Gil-
christ; in C min. © Susan B. Gil-
christ, as widow. R 22874. 239
My Uncle Sam; from The Isle of Bong
Bong, w Will M. Hough and Frank
R. Adams. © Joseph E. Howard.
as author. R 22687. 240
My wigwam lady; w William Jerome,
m J. Schwartz. © Jean Schwartz,
as author, and Maude Nugent Je-
rome, aS widow. R 22852. 241
Napoleon I; novelette; pf. © Lee
Orean Smith, as author. R 22678.
242
Nature (The) class; from Wonder-
land, w Glen MacDonough, m Vic-
tor Herbert. © Ella Bartlett and
Clifford Herbert, as children of the
deceased author of m, and Alan
MacDonough, as child of the de-
ceased author of w. R 22500. 243
Nearer Thee; by Joseph Barnby, arr.
Charles P. Scott; mixed voices. ©
Maude Ladd Scott, as widow. R
22946. 244
Night (The) sea’s lullaby; song, w
Alfred H. Hyatt; in G. © Valen-
tine Hemery, as author. R 22756.
245
Nina; canzonetta, G. B. Pergolesi,
English version; high voice. © Th.
Baker, as author. R 22460. 246
No one can take your place; w Ed.
Gardenier, m J. Fred Helf. © Bes-
sie Helf, as widow. R 22708. 247
Norma, the social reformer; song,
from Princess beggar. © Alfred G.
Robyn, as author of m, and Edward
Paulton, as author of w. R 22547.
248
Nothing satisfies but Jesus; w and m
Mrs. C. H. Morris. © Frances Mor-
ris Lunk, as child of the deceased
author. R 22579. 249
Now the day is over; song, w S. Bar-
ing Gould. © Robert Harkness, as
author. R 22889. 250
Nydia waltz; by Thomas H. Rollin-
son; orch. © Henry P. Buncher, as
executor. R 22720. 251
O let Him in; w C. D. Martin, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 22750. 252
O salutaris Hostia; solo; med. voice.
© Charles Sumner Morrison, as
author. R 228683. 253
O send out Thy light; anthem, w arr.
and written Caroline Hazard;
women’s voices. © Hamilton C.
MacDougall, as author. R 22728.
254
O that we two were maying; w
Charles Kingsley; low voice.
Oley Speaks, as author. R 22867.
255
O wert thou in the cauld blast; pt.
song, W Robert Burns; women’s
voices. © Hamilton ©. Macdou-
gall, as author. R 22729. 256
Oh the deuce what’s the use; song,
from The Isle of Bong Bong, w Will
M. Hough and Frank R. Adams.
© Joseph E. Howard, as author.
R 22686. 257
Old (The) time fire; w W. H. Bath-
urst, arr., m Daniel B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, as widow. R
22454. 258
On the Rialto; song, Clare Kummer.
© Clare Kummer Henry, as author.
R 22560. 259
On the rocky road to Dublin; charac-
teristic march; pf. © Ellis R.
Ephraim, as author. R 22555. 260
One Christmas night in Dixie; w
Frank O. French, m Max §S. Witt.
© Albert Witt, as next of kin of the
author who is not living. R 22674.
261
One little girl; w Chas. Noel Douglas,
m Ernest R. Ball. © Maude Lam-
bert, as widow of the author of m.
R 22480. 262
One thousand miles from shore; w
Edgar T. Farran, m J. Ringleben;
bass. © Justin Ring, as author of
m+ 220i.
Only a sinner; w James M. Gray, m
Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, aS widow. R 22455. 264
Only in Thee; w T. O. Chisholm, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 22754. 265
Oracolo (L’); dal u The cat and the
cherub, C. B. Fernald. Voe. sc. ©
Franco Leoni, as author. R 22541.
266
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297
Pansy, Pansy; w Bartley C. Costello,
m Ernest R. Ball. © Maude Lam-
bert, as widow of author of m, and
Bartley Costello, as author of w.
R 22537. 267
Pas des nymphs; petite mazurka, A.
Tellier, op. 14, no. 10; pf. © Wil-
helm Aletter, as author. R 22599.
268
Paul Revere’s ride; cantata, w Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow; bar. solo,
cho. and orch. Voc. se. © Carl
Busch, as author. R 22730. 269
and cream; pf. © Percy
R 22518. - 270
Peter Pan; selection, John Crook; pf.
© Alice Crook, as widow. R 22675.
271
Petite caline; intermezzo; orch. ©
Ernesto Gillet, as author. R 22830.
272
Plaudermadulchen; op. 129, no. 3; pf.
© August Nolck, as author. R
22628. 273
Polka; di Ernesto Becucci, op. 308, no.
2; pf. © Rosa Ceresoli, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 22572. 274
Polnischer tanz;'by Carl Reger, op.
15, no. 8; pf. © Beatrice Emma
Barnard, as widow. R 22610. PAS)
Praises; by E. O. Excell. © Edwin O.
Excell, jr., as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 22696.
276
Pray without ceasing; w and m Mrs.
C. H. Morris. © Frances Morris
Lunk, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 22581. 277
Premier (Le) jour de mai; by A. Tel-
lier, op. 14, no. 5; pf. © Wilhelm
Aletter, as author. R 22594. 278
Premiere (La) violette; scherzino, A.
Tellier, op. 14, no. 2; pf. © Wil-
helm Aletter, as author. R 22591.
279
Queen’s (The) Christmas carol; an-
thology of poems, music, etc., ed.
Hall Caine. © Mary Hall Caine, as
widow. R 22777. 2h
Quigley (L. J.) Notturno; op. 17; pf.
© Sadie M. Quigley, as widow. R
22618. 280
Rainbow ; waltz, on Leigh and Pether’s
song; pf. © Henry E. Pether, as
author. R 22506. 281
Peaches
Wenrich, as author.
Recollections of my old cabin home.
© Frank D. Craig, as author. R
22882. 282
Redman (Harry N.) Sonata; op. 16;
violin and pf. © Harry N. Redman,
as author. R 22933. 283
Réponse (La) du berger; gavotte;
orch. © Ernesto Gillet, as author.
R 22833. 284
Retour des moissonneurs; chant popu-
laire, A. Tellier, op. 14, no. 7; pf.
© Wilhelm Aletter, as author. R
22596. 285
Réve orientale; von Ludvig Schytte,
op. 141, no. 3; klavier. © Anna
Schytte, as child of the deceased
author. R 22644. 286
Réverie 4 deux; op. 22, no. 3; pf.
© Arthur Hinton, as author. R
22650. 287
Romanze; by Carl Reger, op. 13, no.
4; pf. © Beatrice Emma Barnard,
as widow. R 22587. 288
——op. 14, no. 3; klavier. © Er-
manno Wolf-Ferrari, as author. R
22654. 289
Rondino; by Car] Reger, op. 13, no. 2;
pf. © Beatrice Emma Barnard, as
widow. R 22585. 290
Rondo villageois; by A. Tellier, op. 14,
no. 4; pf. © Wilhelm Aletter, as
author. R 22598. 291
Rook (The) and the robin; song,
from Princess beggar. © Alfred G.
Robyn, as author of m, and Edward
Paulton, as author of w. R 22535.
292
Rosey [sic] red cheek; w B. C. Cos-
tello, m Ernest R. Ball. © Bartley
C. Costello, as author and Maude
Lambert, as Widow of the author of
Mieke. aeloen 293
Sabbath praises; w and m Mrs. C. H.
Morris. © Frances Morris Lunk,
as child of the deceased author. R
2251 Te 294
Same old moon; song, from The land
of nod, w Will M. Hough and Frank
R. Adams. © Joseph E. Howard,
as author. R 22689. 295
Saved and kept; w C. D. Martin, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 22753. 296
Scéne d’amour; op. 22, no. 2; pf.
Arthur Hinton, as author. R 22649.
297
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pt. 107, 0. s., Vv. 28
Science; from The man from now, w | Spirit (The) of Harvard; w J. Cheev-
John Kendrick Bangs, m Manuel
Klein. © Helen Klein, as widow.
el. 298
Séduction; valse lente; pf. © Er-
nesto Gillet, as author. R 22831.
299
Seems to me I’ve always loved you;
w Bartley C. Costello, m Ernest R.
Ball. © Bartley Costello, as au-
thor, and Maude Lambert, as widow
of author of m. R 22476. 300
She was only in Paris for a year; w
Jas. T. Powers, m Ernest R. Ball.
© Maude Lambert, New York, as
widow of the author of m. R
22470. 301
Sicilianischer tanz; op. 129, no. 8; pf.
August Nolek, as author. R
22633. 302
Silverheels; Indian ballad, w James
O’Dea, melody Neil Moret. ©
Charles N. Daniels, as author of m,
and Anna O’Dea, as widow of au-
thor of w. R 22507. 303
Snowflakes; gavotte, Luella Lockwood
Moore; pf. Lebaron Lockwood,
as next of kin of the author who is
not living. R 22927. 304
So will I comfort you; w and m Mrs.
C. H. Morris. © Frances Morris
Lunk, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 22578. 305
Someone; w B. C. Costello, m Karl
L. Hoschna. © Bartley C. Costello,
as author, and Hettie Hoschna, as
widow. R 22549. 306
Someone thinks of someone; w Ed.
Gardenier, m J. Fred Helf. © Bes-
sie Helf, as widow. R 22711. 307
Song of the Nubian girl; w Thomas
Moore, m Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.
© Jessie Sarah Fleetwood Cole-
ridge-Taylor, as widow. R 22823.
308
Songs of the South; male voices. ©
J. A. Parks, as author. R 22812.
309
Sound advice; song. © Harry Lau-
der, and J. D. Harper, as authors.
R 22924. 310
Southwinds; pf. © George A. Grant-
Schaefer, as author, R 22909. 311
Spinning song; by Johannes Ziegler,
op. 20, no. 3; pf. © Annie E. Zieg-
ler, aS Widow. R 22904. 312
er Goodwin, m F. H. Grey. ©
Frank H. Grey, as author, and Ida
Goodwin, as widow. R 22511. 313
Spread the news busy bees; pf. ©
Ulysses J. Alsdorf, as author. R
22542. 314
Spring; w George Taggart; male
quartette. © William Christopher
O’Hare, as author. R 22501. 315
Summer; w George Taggart; male
quartette. © William Christopher
O’Hare, as author. R 22502. 316
Sunrise; 2-pt. canon, w and m A.
Mary R. Dobson; egual voices. ©
A. T. A. Dobson, as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
22879. 317
Sweetest (The) girl of all; song, Rich-
ard H. Gerard. © Richard Gerard
Husch, as author. R 229138. 318
Tainted gold; from Society circus, w
Sidney Rosenfeld, m Manuel Klein.
© Helen Klein, as widow. R 22552.
319
Tarantelle; by Carl Reger, op. 15, no.
6; pf. © Beatrice Emma Barnard,
as widow. R 22608. 320
Tell me; w Frank Dempster Sherman,
m Liza Lehmann. © Herbert Bed-
ford, as widower of the author of
m. R 24455 321
Tell me pretty girl, did you smile on
me; w Frederic W. Hager, m Justus
Ringleben. © Justin Ring, as au-
thor of music. R 22710. 322
Tender and true; waltz, Albert W.
Berg; pf. © Lillie Berg, as child
of the deceased author. R 22660.
323
Téte a téte (A) at eight; song. ©
Barney Fagan, as author. R 22847.
324
That’s why we're here; from The man
from now, w John Kendrick Bangs,
m.Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein,
as widow. R 22736. 325
That sweet story: w James Rowe, m
E. O. Excell. © Edwin Excell, as
next of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 22465. 326
That would never do for me; song,
from Princess beggar. © Alfred G.
Robyn, as author of m, and Edward
Paulton, as author of w. R 22554.
327
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Therefore with joy; festival anthem.
© Caleb Simper, as author. R
22952. 328
This is how I do; from The sho-gun, |
-‘w G. Ade, m Gustav Luders. ©
Gustav W. Chase and Edward
Konig, as next of kin of author of
m, who is not living, and George
Ade, as author of w. R 22522. 329
Throw out the gospel line; w and m
Mrs. C. H. Morris. © Frances
_ Morris Lunk, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 22576. 330
Time (The), the place and the girl;
from M’lle Modiste, Victor Herbert;
hotel orch. © Ella Bartlett and
Clifford Herbert, as children of the
deceased author. R 22494. 331
To teach the young idea how to shoot,
shoot, shoot; w G. Ade, m Gustav
Luders. © Gustav W. Chase and
Edward Konig, as next of kin of
author of m, who is not living, and
George Ade, as author of w. R
22528. 332
Treue liebe; op. 13, no. 3; hohe
stimme. © Bernhard Sekles, as au-
thor of m. R 22637. 333
Triumph (The) of the King; proces-
sional hymn, w Lillias C. Nevin. ©
George B. Nevin, as author. R
22724. 334
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) 1812
overture solennelle; condensed and
arr.; orch. © Adolf Schmid, as au-
thor. 22918. 335
Twilight; pf. © George A. Grant-
Schaefer, as author. R 22908. 336
Twilight beautiful twilight; w B. C.
Costello, m Ernest R. ‘Ball. ©
_ Bartley C. Costello, as author and
Maude Lambert, as widow of author
of m. R 22731. Dot
Valse-réverie; von Ludwig Schytte,
op. 141, no. 6; klavier. © Anna
Schytte, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R. 22647. 338
Valse tranquil; pf. © Percy Wen-
rich, as author. R 22508. 339
Valsette gracieuse; pf. © George A.
Grant-Schaefer, as author. R 22910.
340
309
Violet (The) bank; poem Darling, m
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor. © Jes-
sie Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-Tay-
lor, aS widow. R 22825. 341
Vision (A); w Louise Alston Bur-
leigh, m Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.
1. In B flat—2. In D. © Jessie
Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor,
as widow of the author. R 22815,
22816. 342, 343
Visitors; song, w Helen Hay Whit-
ney; in G. © Waddington Cooke,
as author, R 22540. 344
Voice (The) for it; from Wonderland,
w Glen MacDonough, m_ Victor
Herbert. © Ella Bartlett and Clif-
ford Herbert, as children of the de-
ceased author of m, and Alan Mac-
Donough, as child of the deceased
author of w. R 22509. 345
Voice (The) of the dove; song, w
Joaquin Miller. © Charles Willeby,
as author. R 22878. 346
Voiceless (The) ; song, w Oliver Wen-
dell Holmes; mixed _ voices.
George Siemonn, as author. R
22764. 347
Wake up Malinda; by Maude Nugent;
pf. © Maude Nugent Jerome, as
author. R 22469. 348
Waldmirchen; op. 129, no. 4, pf. ©
August Noleck, as author. R 22629.
349
Waltz (The) must change to a march
Marie; w Arthur J. Lamb, m J.
Fred Helf. © Bessie Helf, as
widow. R 22709. 350
We are marching; song, w C. D. Mar-
tin. © W. Stillman Martin, as
author. R 22466. 351
Wee (The) MacGreegor; Highland
patrol; orch. @© Harry George
Amers, aS author. R 22916. 352
Welcome; song. © Benjamin Hap-
good Burt, as author. R 22565.
353
Welcome, happy morning; Waster
carol, w V. Fortunatus, J. Hllerton,
tr. © Charles Fonteyn Manney, as
author. R 22723. 354
Werbung; op. 13, no. 5; hohe stimme.
© Bernhard Sekles, as author of m.
R 22639. 355
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What a Saviour; w Charlotte G.
Homer, m C. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 22748. 356
What the nightingale sang; 2-pt.
canon, w and m A. Mary R. Dobson;
equal voices. © A. T. A. Dobson,
as next of kin of the author, who
is not living. R 22876. 357
What Thou hast given me; w Charles
Kingsley, m Samuel Coleridge-Tay-
lor. © Jessie Sarah Fleetwood
Coleridge-Taylor, as widow. R
22824. 358
When F. O. E. spells friend; song,
m Theo. H. Northrup. © Bartley
C. Costello, as author. R 22733.
359
When sinks the sun so gently; w Jes-
sie Mae Jewitt, m Ernest R. Ball.
© Jessie Mae Jewitt White, as au-
thor of w and Maude Lambert, as
widow of author of m. R 22478.
360
When stars are in the quiet skies;
song, low voice. © Oley Speaks,
as author. R 22868. 361
When the bridegroom comes; w Anna
Huber Kent, m Daniel B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, as widow. R
22458. 362
When the right little girl comes along;
song, w Paul Barnes. © E. Ray
Goetz, as author. R 22679. 363
When the roses fade away: song. ©
Dan J. Sullivan, as author. R
22496. 364
When you grow tired just let me
know; from The land of nod, w Ad-
dison Burkhardt. © Joseph BH.
Howard, as author. R 22691. 365
Where the wild vine clings; from His
honor the mayor, w Chas. J. Camp-
bell and Ralph M, Skinner, m Julian
Edwards. © Emily Edwards, as
next of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 22487. 366
Why do I love you; w Thomas Lit-
tlefield Marble, m Florence Ednah
Chipman; in E flat. © Florence
Chipman Berwick, as author. R
22615. 367
pt.. 10, MNS We2e
Will you love me in December as you
do in May; w J. J. Walker, m Ernest
R. Ball. © James J. Walker, as
author of w, and Maude Lambert,
as widow of author of m. R 22481.
368
Wind from the western land; w Clif-
ton Bingham, m H. H. Trotere. 1.
In B flat.—2. In C.—3. In D.—_4. In
E flat. © Jeanie Trotere, as widow.
Rp 2eotae: 369
w George Taggart; male
© William Christopher
R 22504. 370
Winter ;
quartette.
O’Hare, as author.
Capriccio ;
© Ermanno
R 22656.
371
Wolf-Ferrari (Ermanno)
op. 14, no. 2; Klavier.
Wolf-Ferrari, as author.
Melodie; op.. 14, no.“ tae)
Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari, as author.
IR 226par 372
Wonderful (The) Redeemer; w C. D.
Martin, m Charles H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 22751. 373
Wonderland; by Victor Herbert; pf.
1. Entr’acte, act 2.2. Finale 2.—
3. Entr’acte, opening act 3. © Ella
Bartlett and Clifford Herbert, as
children of the deceased author. R
22519-22521. 374-376
musical extravaganza, book and
lyrics Glen MacDonough, m Victor
Herbert. Vocal sc. © Ella Bart-
lett and Clifford Herbert, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m,
and Alan MacDonough, as child of
the deceased author of w. R 22512,
377
overture, Victor Herbert;, pf. ©
Ella Bartlett and Clifford Herbert,
as children of the deceased author.
159 bg 378
selection, Victor Herbert; pf. ©
Ella Bartlett and Clifford Herbert,
as children of the deceased author.
R 22828. 379
Woodcutters (The); from Princess
beggar, w E. Paulton, m A. G.
Robyn. © Edward Paulton and Al-
fred G. Robyn, as authors. R
22857. 380
You only you; from His honor the
mayor, w Chas. J. Campbell and
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Ralph Skinner, m Julian Edwards. A. G. Robyn. © Alfred G. Robyn,
© Emily Edwards, as next of kin as author of m, and Edward Paul-
of the author, who is not living. R ton, as author of w. R 22536. 384
il
22489. ai Zuleika ; Oriental waltz, Samuel Cole-
Youw’re crazy with the heat; w and m ridge-Taylor; pf. © Jessie Sarah
A. Baldwin Sloane. © Mae Au- Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor, as
werda Sloane, as widow. R 22664. widow. R 22818. 385
382
Zur guitarre; op. 129, no. 6; pf. ©
You're the nicest man I ever Saw; W August Noélek, as author. R 22631.
George V. Hobart, m A. Baldwin 386
Sloane. © Mae Auwerda Sloane,
as widow. R 22670. 383 | 2905; incidental m for end of pro-
logue, changed to The man from
You’re the only one for me; duet, from now, Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein,
Princess beggar, w E. Paulton, m as widow. R 22492. 387
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1933
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pages vii—vill of nos. 3-4;
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pages 1x-x of no. 6;
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
NOTICE.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words
or music, no statement of authorship is given.
A deux, c’est mieux; fox-trot, paroles
Jean Vorcet, m Gaston Claret, arr.
Billy Golwyn; orch. ptes. © Dee.
30, 19382; E for. 28824; H. Benjamin.
2816
A la fiera de Mast’ Andrea; madrigale
napoletano, parole popolari antiche,
m Renato Parodi; 4 voci miste, con
Solo di sop., a cappella. Partitura.
© Feb. 3, 1933; E for. 28442; G.
Ricordi & co. 2817
Accordiomania; by Pietro Frosini; pf.
accordion. © Jan. 5, 1933; E pub.
34932; Alfred music co., inc. 2818
Addio a Napoli; tango, Tito Murzilli,
arr. Fritz Mueller-Melborn; orch.
pti. © Oct. 19, 1982; B for. 28452;
Eduard Kl6éckner. 2819
Adorable; waltz, w Geo. Marion, jr.,
m Richard A. Whiting. © 1c. Feb.
9, 1988; E unp. 67475; Movietone
music corp. 2820
Adventslied; text Heinr. Elmenhorst
[and] Nach dem segen; text Ad.
Schramm: m Joh. Wolfg. Frank,
bearb. Hanns Miessner, op. 15, nr.
3; miénnerchor, a cappella. Parti-
tur. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 28456;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock. 2821
Afraid; w Allen Stearn; pf. ©1e.
Feb. 15, 1983; E unp. 67689; Marlin
Lewis Merrill. 2822
Ain’t it too bad that I ain’t; song,
melody Kenneth Casey. © 1. Feb.
21, 1933; E unp. 67900; Julius Co-
hen. 2823
Airs classiques; de Charles Marie de
Weber, nouvelle éd. avec paroles
francaises, d’aprés les textes primi-
tifs révus et nuancés, A. L. Hettich;:
voix élevées. 16° v. © Dec. 1,
1952; E for. 28831; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie. 2824
Airy, fairy lady; song, melody James
L. Brown. © 1 ¢. Feb. 4, 1983; E
unp. 67248 ; Hugene Rosenburg.
2825
Al ausentarte; song, w Antonio R.
Matos. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp.
68169; Elena Zeno Matos. 2826
Alabama rambles; pf. © 1c. Feb. 10,
1933; E unp. 67485; Louise Clark.
2827
Alarm clock blues; fox trot, w and
melody. © 1 ec. Feb. 21, 1938;
EK unp. 67897; Anthony Youngs-
worth. 2828
Album of songs and charts; arr. John
Westbrook ; Hawaiian steel guit. ©
May 27, 1982; AA 114436; John
James Westbrook, jr. 2829
All because of you; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 19383; E unp. 67525;
Laura H. Queen. 2830
All I want is love and you; song,
melody Larry E. Goffin. © 1c. Feb.
24, 1983; E unp. 68027; Charles G.
Adams. 2831
All I want is you; song, melody An-
tonio Lora. © 1 c. Feb. 21, 1933;
E unp. 67893; Marjorie Harper.
2832
All I want it’s you; song, m Jack
Mahoney. © Jan. 5, 1933; E pub.
34673; Julia Michel. 2833
All in the state of mind; song, w
anon. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp.
68188; Alice J. Condon. 2834
All my own; w T. C. O’Brien, melody
R. Pellegrino. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1933;
E unp. 68036; Thomas C. O’Brien
and Rosario Pellegrino. 2835
All on a summer’s day; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1933; E unp. 67747;
Orville D. Denmon. 2836
All on account of you; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 19383; E unp. 67527;
Benjamin P. Tomlin. 2837
All over you; fox trot song. © 1.
Feb. 1, 19383; E unp. 67346; David
Jerome Dukette. 2838
All praise to Thee, my God, this night ;
w Thomas Ken, m Matthew Nor-
man Lundquist; mixed voices. ©
117
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2839
All praise to Thee, my God, this
night—Continued.
Feb. 7, 1933; E pub. 34754; Concor-
dia pub. house. 2839
Allegro festivo; av Waldermar Ahlén-;
6rgel. © Dec. 29, 1982; FE for.
28460; A. B. Nordiska musikfoérlaget.
2840
Alleluia O Lord, our God; pf. with w.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67964;
Howard A. Love. 2841
Alma de caballero; tango argentino,
letra y m Ulisse Siciliani; orch.
parti: © Dec. 16, 1932; E for.
28355; M. Marletta. 2842
Alma mater song; pf. with w. © Feb.
1, 1983; E pub. 34602; Charles Ker-
mit Bolick. 2843
Almighty God, whose glory; motet, w
from liturgy of St. James, m Alfred
Whitehead; mixed voices. © Jan.
-24, 1938; E pub. 34467; Arthur P.
Schmidt co. 2844
Alone in dreams; fox trot song. ©
1c. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp. 67709; Ray-
mond Lax. 2845
Alten (Die) strassen noch; w Her-
mann Frey, m Fritz Redl, op. 14,
arr. Leopold Weninger; orch. stim-
men. © Dec. 9, 1932; E for. 27305;
N. Simrock. 2846
Amazon blues; w Burton and Jason,
m Arthur Lange. © 1c. Feb. 18,
1933; E unp. 67647; Movietone mu-
sic corp. 2847
America, can I do more; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp.
67926; Margaret Colvin. 2848
America first; w and melody. © 1 ec.
Feb. 21, 1933; E unp. 67891; Ione
Turner Stringham. 2849)
Amro method of piano jazz. © Dec.
27, 19382; AA 114498; Milford J.
Averwater. 2850
An den mond; text W. von Goethe, m
Arthur Piechler; mittelstimme, vio-
line, ad lib., u. klavier. © Jan. 12,
1933; E for. 28270; Ingeborg von
Koenigswald. 2851
Anacreon; w from Greek of Antipater,
Humbert Wolfe, m Masters van
Someren-Godfery. © Dee. 28, 1932;
E for. 28238; Augener, ltd. 2852
Ancient German Easter carol; text
from Pone luctum, Magdalena, reset,
Roland Thompson, melody from
Nicht ruhen Magdalena kundt, arr.
4
a
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Harvey Gaul; mixed voices; organ
acc. © Jan, 26, 1933; E pub. 34697;
Oliver Ditson co., ine. 2853
Andante cordial; de P. O. Feroud;
violoncelle ou violon et pf. © Dec.
1, 1982; E for. 28834; Editions du
magasin musical, Pierre Schneider.
. 2854
Angel mother; song. © 1c. Feb. 27,
1933; E unp. 68123; Florence Rugg
Ellis. 2855
Angels of light; song, Felix Borowski.
Feb. 11, 1938; E pub. 34846;
H. T. FitzSimons co. [Copyright is
claimed on arrangement] 2856
Anna Karenina; vorspiel zum 4. bild,
von Jend Hubay; orch. Partitur.
© Jan. 2, 1933; E for. 28465; Uni-
versal edition a. g. 2857
Annemarie; marsch-foxtrot, aus An-
nemarie, die braut der kompagnie,
text: Gustav Althoff u. Kurt Heinz,
m Gustav Althoff. © Noy. 3, 1932;
E for. 28502; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
G. m: -bvch. 2858
Answer (The) to twenty one years;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1933;
E unp. 67454; Bob Miller. 2859
Anything you do is wonderful; song.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68198;
Eugene Collins Abrams. — 2860
Anything your little heart desires; w
and m Little Jack Little, Dave Op-
penheim and Ira Schuster; with
ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen. ©
Feb. 16, 1983; E pub. 34858; Santly
bros., ine. 2861
Anytime, anyday, anywhere; w Ned
Washington, melody Lee Wiley and
Victor Young. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1933;
E unp. 68115; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 2862
April song; song, w Winifred Adams
Burr. © 1. Feb. 21, 1933; E unp.
67912; Anne Cornelia Parsons.
2863
Are you lovable; w and melody Bob
Rothberg and Terry Shand. © 1
c. Feb. 18, 1983; E unp. 67816; Leo
Feist, ine. 2864
Ariane; slow-fox, text Friedrich
Schwarz, m Stephan Weiss una
Friedrich Schwarz. © Jan. 16,
1983; E for. 28211; Musikverlag
City. 2865
— arr. Billy Golwyn; orch.
stimmen, u. gesangstrio. © Jan.
16, 1983; E for. 28212; Musikverlag
City. 2866
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1933
Arizona brings me dreams of you;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E
unp. 68001; Georgie W. Hudspeth.
2867
As far as your’ [sic] concerned; song,
m Orella Margaret Sober. © 1 ©¢.
Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68152; Al-
bert Kennedy Williams. 2868
As it began to down; anthem, text se-
lected and arr. Ruth Pierpont Ste-
phens, m Ward-Stephens; solo and
cho. or mixed quartet. © Jan. 30,
1933; E pub. 34615; Harms, ine.
2869
As long as I live; song. © 1c. Feb.
28, 1933; E unp. 68194; Hugene Col-
lins Abrams. 2870
As long as it’s a part of me; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 9, 1933; E unp.
67452; Milton Klein. 2871
AS we said good night; song. © 1 «.
Feb. 10, 1983; E unp. 67487; Sea-
verns B. Tucker. 2872
Asi eres tu; bolero, w and melody.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 67160;
Louis Conception. 2873
At evening; by Bernard Wagness; pf.
© Jan. 10, 1933; E pub. 34710; Oli-
ver Ditson co., inc. 2874
At Madame Delgay’s; musical play by
Henry Hammer, in Jerome Ruger.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1933; D 28391; Wil-
liam Jerome Ruger. 2874*
At the bow-wow ball; w Edward Hey-
man, m Boyd Bunch; with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 15, 1933; E pub. 34880;
Famous music corp. 2875
At the end of the rainbow; song. © 1
ce. Feb. 2, 1933; E unp. 67168; Erwin
A. Bennett. 2876
At the jungle jubilee; w and melody
Little Jack Little, Dave Oppenheim
and Ira Schuster. © 1 ¢. Feb. 11,
1933; E unp. 67513; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson. inc. 2877
At the wedding of the rooster to the
little red hen; w R. W. Brown,
melody R. Gunst. © 1 c. Feb. 3,
1933; E unp. 67199; Roger Wm.
Brown and Rolf Gunst. 2878
Au jardin des abeilles; dans Le revue
d’amour, paroles et m Maurice Her-
mite. © Jan. 20, 1933; E for. 28242;
Enoch & cie. 2879
2891
Augustine; w and melody. © 1 e.
Feb. 9, 1933; E unp. 67444; Henry
Levin and Benj. Vine. 2880
Auld songs o’ hame; w Eric Haydon,
m Henry Geehl; in F. © Jan. 6,
1933; E for. 28241; Enoch & sons
(1927) ltd. 2881
Autumn sunset in the canyon; pt.-
song, w Mona Modini Wood, m
Elinor Remick Warren; men’s cho.
© Feb. 2, 1933; E pub. 34603; H. W.
Gray co. 2882
Avventure (Le) di Mincuccio ’o
barese; versi e melodia © Feb. 20,
1988; E pub. 384867; Gennaro
Amato. 2883
Away from the world; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67269;
Bernard Selinger. 2884
Away, way out in the sticks; w Benee
Russell, melody Sammy Fain. ©
1c. Feb. 11, 19838; E unp. 67514;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
2885
Baby, like your poor old dad; w and
m Sam Mayo; with ukulele arr. ©
Dec. 29, 1932; E for. 28406; Law-
rence Wright music co. 2886
Bach (Carl Philipp Emanuel) Kon-
zert; in D-dur, hrsg. u. ftir den prak-
tischen gebrauch eingerichtet Lud-
wig Landshoff; cembalo o. klavier,
mit streichorch., 2 fléten u. 2 horn-
ern. Partitur. © Nov. 10, 1932; BE
for. 28306; Edition Adler, G. m.
b. H. 2887
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Crucifixus;
from Mass in B min., ed. and Eng-
lish adapted Norwood W. Hinkle;
mixed voices; pf. or organ acc.
Jan. 23, 1933; E pub. 34696; Oliver
Ditson co., ine. 2888
English adapted N. W.
H., m arr. Arthur W. Gnau; wom-
en’s voices; pf. or organ acc.
Jan. 23, 19383; E pub. 34701; Oliver
Ditson co., inc. 2889
Six suites; nouvelle éd. entiére-
ment rév. Paul Bazelaire; violon-
celle. © Jan. 10, 1933; E for.
28521; Editions Max Eschig. 2890
Three pieces; transcribed Theo-
dore M. Finney; flute or oboe, B
flat clarinet and bassoon. Sc. and
pts. © Feb. 3, 1933; E pub. 34622;
M. Witmark & sons. 2891
119
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2892
Bach (Johann Sebastian )—Cont.
—— Two gavottes in D major; from
The D major suite, ed. Theodore M.
Finney. Sc. and pts. 1. String quar-
tet and bass ad lib—2. 3 violins,
cello and bass ad lib. © Feb. 3,
1933; E pub. 34625, 34626; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 2892, 2893
Back again; w and m Eddie Hoffman
and Chick Hamilton: with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 4, 1933; E pub. 34870:
Edgar J. Hoffman and Charles M.
Hamilton. 2894
Baiser (Un) d’amour ca ne s’apprend
pas; dans La revue d’amour, paroles
et m Maurice Hermite. © Jan. 20,
19383; E for. 28243; Enoch & cie.
2895
Ball im Savoy; operette, Alfred Griin-
wald u. Fritz Lohner-Beda, m Paul
Abraham. hft. 2.—hft. 1. © Dee.
23, 1932; E for. 28194, 28195 ; Doremi
musikverlag, a. g 2896, 2897
Ballade des biens immeubles; poéme
André Gide, m Mario Castelnuovo-
Tedesco. © Feb. 3, 1933; E for.
28445; G. Ricordi & co. 2898
Band (The): by N. Louise Wright,
arr. Preston Ware Orem; pf., 6
hands. © Feb. 6, 1933; E pub.
84758; Clayton F. Summy co. 2899
Barearolle; w Billy Yorke, m Birger
Struense and Joseph Miiller. ©le.
Feb. 25, 1933; E unp. 68094; Birger
De Buelow. 2900
Bare knees; fox trot, w Roy Hewitt,
m J. Oastler Milner; with ukulele
arr. © Jan. 4, 1933; E for. 28298;
Cecil Lennox, ltd. 2901
Barnyard blues; song, and special cho.
for pf. ©1c. Feb. 10, 1933; E unp.
67495; Edward C. Mergel. 2902
Barotse; rhythmic novelty, T. W.
Thurban; orch. pts., with w. ©
Jan. 24, 1933; E for. 28259; Hawkes
& son (London) ltd. 2903
Basilisa; cuple coreable;: pf. con letra.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp. 67568;
Enrique Mari, 2904
Basin Street blues: w and m Spencer
Williams. © Feb. 13, 1933; E pub.
349438 ; Joe Davis, inc. 2905
Be kind to your man; waltz. pf. with
w. ©.1 e. Jan. 25, -1983; BH, unp.
67570; A. D. Farquharson. 2906
Be ready; fox-trot spiritual, w Andy
Razaf, m Reginald Foresythe and
120
pt. 11, -n: S. Vv: 28
Ted Weems. © Feb. 20, 1933; EB
pub. 34944; Joe Davis, ine. 2907
Be thrifty; w and melody. © 1 e.
Feb. 7, 1933; E unp. 67362; Beatrice
F. Stevens. 2908
Beautiful Delaware; pf. with w. ©
1 e. Feb. 13, 19333) pimps G¥e2! -
Alice Esther Evans Hemmerly. 2909
Beautiful Hawaii; Hawaiian guit.
diagram. © Feb. 3, 1933; E pub.
34688 ; Samuel Quagenti. 2910
Beautiful mother; pf. with w. ©1e.
Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67979; Wm. A.
Wheeler. 2911
Beautiful mother o’ mine; w and mel-
ody. 2 1 ec. Feb. 23, 19333, ump.
67927; N. A. Field. 2912
Because they remind me of you; w
and melody Budd L. Cross, Charles
Kraatz and Jerome Metzel. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 8, 1983: E unp. 67409: Cross,
Kraatz and Metzel. 2913
Because you care; song, melody Larry
E. Goffin. © 1 ec. Feb. 24, 1933;
E unp. 68028; Charles G. Adams.
2914
Bedtime stories; w Mark Henry and
Bob Maxwell, m Raymond Walker;
pf. © Feb. 20, 1933; E pub. 34913;
Breezy music pub. corp. 2915
Before we say good-night; w and m
Harry Richman, J. Fred Coots and
Roy Turk; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 20, 1983: E pub. 34946; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
2916
Behind the hills; w and m Jack Hrick-
son and Bob Miller; with ukulele
arr. © Jan. 31, 1933; E pub. 346538;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
2917
Belle (The) of Loch Awe; w A.
Ritchie Stewart, m Cuthbert Fors-
ter, tonic solfa tr. H. J. Timothy;
men’s voices. © Jan. 27, 1933; E
for. 28268; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 2918
Bells (The) are ringing my song of
love; pf. ©1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp.
67312; Teria Monck. 2919
Belz; song, in The song of the Ghetto,
w Jacob Jacobs. © Oct. 10, 1982;
E pub. 34657; Alexander Olsha-
netsky. 2920
Berceuse; violin with pf. acc. ©1 ce.
Feb. 25, 1933; E unp. 68145; Willard
Youngdale. 2921
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
Betrothal (The); w and melody. ©
1c Feb. 11, 193838; E unp. 67529;
Ellerslie B. Myers. 2922
Better times are coming; song, w J. A.
St. Cyr and James M. Casler. ©1c.
Feb. 2, 1933; E unp. 67159; John
Alexander St. Cyr. 2923
Beware! beware! or you'll all be Swept
away; w and m Reg Low; with uku-
lele arr. © Dec. 29, 1932; E for.
28407; Lawrence Wright music co.
2924
Birds (The) at morn; by Bernard
Wagness; pf. © Jan. 10, 1933; E
pub. 84707; Oliver Ditson co., ine.
2925
Black belt lullaby; plantation song, w
Mary B. Ward, m Mildred White
Wallace. © Jan. 18, 1933; E pub.
34731; Boston music co. 2926
Black (The) man; song. © 1. Feb.
4, 1983; E unp. 67315; Elmo E.
Cestero. 2927
Blaue (Das) vom himmel; schlager,
texte Fritz Rotter u. Max Kolpe, m
Paul Abraham. © Nov. 30, 1932;
E for. 28188; Doremi musikverlag.
a. g. 2928
Blue; by Arthur Lange, arr. Wm.
Spielter ; pf. conductor. © 1c. Feb.
17, 1933; E unp. 67834; Movietone
music corp. 2929
Blue and alone; fox trot song. © 1.
Feb. 1, 1933; E unp. 67347: Irene
Kerr. 2930
Blue Danube; Viennese fox-trot,
Johann Strauss, arr. W. C. Polla;
orch. pts. © Jan. 20, 1933; E pub.
34631; Mills music, inc. 2931
Blue Nile; slow blues, w Dion Tithe-
radge, m Idris Lewis, arr. R. Munro;
oreh, pts. © Jan. 6, 1933; E for.
28258 ; Hawkes & son (London) ltd.
2932
Blue prelude; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1c. Feb. 6,.1933; E unp. 67296; Joe
Bishop. 2933
Blues of the night; pf. ©1c. Feb. 6,
1933 ; E unp. 67291; Rose Rich. 2934
Blues what am; w Harold Huchberger,
m arr. Bob Nelson. © 1c. Feb. 17,
19338; E unp. 67776; Fred Phillips
Cummins. 2935
Boat of dreams; song, w Gilbert
_ Moore. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp.
67209 ; Katharine Schuyler Anhelt.
2936
2950
Bohemia; zambra gitana; pf. ©1«.
Feb. 3, 1983; E unp. 67567; Enrique
Mari. 2937
Bo-hunk (The) trail; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 4, 1983; E unp. 67244; Randall
M. Erickson. 2938
Bolero; aus Gloria de Arellano; kla-
vierauszug. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17, 1933;
E unp. 67783; August Karl Lentz.
2939
Bom-ba-diddy-bom-bom; w Harry Til-
sley and Robert Stanley, m Tolchard
Evans; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
31, 1933; E for. 28431; Cecil Lennox,
ltd. 2940
Bon voyage; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢. Feb. 4,
19357. Kos unp. O(eso. Teresicy: vibe
Johnson. 2941
Boop-oop-a-doop; melody Sammy
Lerner and Sammy Timberg. © 1c.
Feb. 15, 19383; E unp. 67753 ; Famous
music corp. 2942
Bootlegger’s (The) song; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; HE
unp. 67932; Vincent Jerome Stabilis.
2943
Bound for. the isle of love: w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1933; E unp.
67449 ; Milton Klein. 2944
Boy of mine; w and melody Ida Her-
bert. © 1c. Feb. 4, 19383; E unp.
67272; Cyril F. Hatchard. 2945
Boy (The) scouts marching song; pf.
with w. © 1. Feb. 20, 1933; E
unp. 67855; Arthur Gordon Steele.
2946
Boy (A) was in love with a girl; pf.
treble with symbols for harmony. ©
1 ce. Feb. 15, 19383; E unp. 67690;
Herbert Richard Grauman. 2947
Brahms (Johannes) Lullaby; arr. T.
Stanley Skinner; 7-pt. mixed cho.,
with sop...solo. © Jan. 13, 1933;
E pub. 34721; Boston music co.
2948
Song of the fates; w tr. from
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe by
John F. Kyes, jr., m Johannes
Brahms, op. 89, ed. Albert Stoesse! ;
6 mixed voices. © Feb. 24, 1933;
EK: pub. 34979; C. C. Birchard & co.
2949
Brighten up and smile; fox trot song.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp. 67710;
Henry E. Wohler. 2950
121
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2951
Brighter than the sun; from The little
damozel, w Anona Winn, m Ray
Noble; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 3,
1933; E for. 28402; Lawrence
Wright music co. 2951
Bring back prosperity now; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1982; E unp. 67237;
James R. Thorpe. 2952
British (The) grenadiers; arr. Stan-
ford Robinson; mixed voices. ©
Jan. 27, 1983; E for. 28269; Stainer
& Bell, ltd. 2953
Broadway Moon; w Al Koppell, m
Terry Shand; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 7, 19383; E pub. 34795; Famous
music corp. 2954
Broken dreams; song. © 1c. Feb. 23,
19383; E unp. 68016; Aimee Ethel
Younger: 2955
Broken dreams of love; melody with
pi. .ace- ©, 1c, Feb: 24 1933.
unp. 68032; Daniel Kuster. 2956
Brothers and sisters get happy; w
Charles Kallen; pf. treble. © 1 «.
Feb. . 13, 1933 ;;440) unpe 67620;
Wendell W. Hall. 2957
Brune:li (Peter) Idyl; pf-conductor.
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1933; E unp. 67470;
Movietone music corp. 2958
Bubbles: by Pietro Frosini; pf. ac-
cordion. © Jan. 5, 1933; E pub.
34931; Alfred music co., ine. 2959
Buddy; w and m Charles Derf,
arr. Mabel Hendrix; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 28, 1932; E pub. 34787;
Will Lewis. 2960
Build a little love nest by a water
mill; w H. Clayton Jones, m Leon
T. Acland; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 26, 1983; E for. 28429; Cecil
Lennox, Itd. 2961
Build yourself a ladder of dreams; one
step, w and m Alex Borger. © 1.
Feb. 20, 1938; E unp. 67848; Marie
A. Borger. 2962
Building dream castles; w and mel-
ody. © 1 ce. Feb. 3, 1983; EH unp.
67222; John Pinckney Scott. 2963
Bui‘ding in Jesus; hymn. © 1 ¢. Feb.
17, 19838; E unp. 67765; Wallace M.
Cryor. 2964
Bull cow blues; w and melody Willie
Broomzy. © 1. Feb. 23, 19383; E
unp. 67963; Lester Melrose. 2965
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 28
Bull-frog (The) chorus; w Hale C.
Cole [and] The pig-tail; w tr. from
German, William Makepeace Thack-
eray: m Geoffrey O’Hara; male
voices. 1. 3-pt. cho., or trio—2.
Cho., or quartet. © Feb. 14, 1933;
E pub. 34906, 34907; Harms, ince.
2966, 2967
Buona notte, schdéne signorina; tango-
serenade, text Fred Heller, m Max
Niederberger, klay. arr. Walter
Borchert. © Dee. 2, 1932; E for.
28493; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Gein DET. 2968
Burla (La) del pievano Arlotto; di
Achille Longo; pf. © Feb. 3, 1933;
E for. 28444; G. Ricordi & co.
2969
Burlesque; composed and arr. Peter
Brunelli; pf.-conductor. no. 2. ©
1 e. Feb. 9, 1983; E unp. 67472;
Movietone music corp. 2970
Burlesque agitato; by Samuel Kaylin;
pf. conductor. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17, 1933;
E unp. 67835; Movietone music
corp. 2971
Bury me in old Kentucky; w and mel-
ody Jimmie Davis. © 1. Jan. 30,
1933; E unp. 67435; Southern music
pub. co., inc. 2972
By by Mr. Volstead here comes Mr.
Beer; w and melody. © 1. Feb.
16, 1938; E unp. 67728; Sam Ka-
valsky. 2973
By moonlight I want you my dear;
fox-trot and waltz arrs., w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1933; E unp.
67677; Otto Schick. 2974
By the lilacs; song. © 1 e. Feb. 11,
1933; E unp. 67554; John D. Marks.
2975
By the sea; fox-trot song. © 1 e.
Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 673841;
Blanche Chalfant Tucker. 2976
w and m Hugh Soper; with uku-
lele arr. © Dec. 28, 1932; E pub.
34782; Will Lewis. 2977
Bye-bye depression; song, melody
Stan Tucker. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933;
E unp. 67573; Harry J. Roche.
2978
Bye bye old troubles, we’ve droven
[sic] you away; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 23, 1983; E wp Gren;
Frank La Vere and Alfred Perry.
2979
Caballero (El) de la noche; joyas
liricas cantadas en el producci6n,
122
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1933
espanol José Mojica, arr. Hugo
Friedhofer, w and m William Ker-
nell, J. Mojica and Troy Sanders,
compiler Movietone music corp.
Feb. 6, 1933; E pub. 34770; Movie-
, tone music corp. —~ 2980
Caballero-lied; w R. Eusebius, m R.
Tritonus. © 1. Jan. 3, 1933; E
~unp. 67327; Milan Roder. 2981
Cabins; American rhapsody, James R.
Gillette; symphonic band. Se. ©
Feb. 20, 1933; E pub. 34956; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 2982
Calling; song. © i. Feb. 8, 1933;
E unp. 673883; Anna Simonson and
Marie Christianson. 2983
Calling on my girl to-night; song. ©
1c. Feb. 1, 1933; E unp. 67137; Wil-
liam Koch. 2984
Calvin Coolidge memorial march; band
sc. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp.
67844 ; Nick Cantafio. 2985
Campus moon; fox trot song. ©1e.
Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 67328; Eddie
Medema. 2986
~ Candlelight time; song. © 1 ¢. Feb.
23, 1933; E unp. 68095; Ella Allen.
¥ 2987
Can’t say a word; fox-trot, w and m
Lonnie Turner. © 1 ec. Feb. 18,
1933; E unp. 67806; Alonzo Owen
Turner. 2988
Can’t we get together ; w Dan Hornsby,
melody Jimmie Mobley. © 1c. Feb.
27, 1933; E unp. 68127; James Ed-
win Mobley. 2989
Can't we meet again and let’s be
sweethearts ; w and m Bud Flanagan
and Reg Connelly; with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 10, 1933; E for. 28313 ; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd. 2990
Can’t you consider me darling; waltz
song. © 1.c. Feb. 8, 1933; E unp.
67418; Lena I. Nelson. 2991
Can’t you see I’m so amazed; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67994;
Goldie McKinney. 2992
Capitan (El); march, John Philip
Sousa, arr. Pietro Deiro; pf. accor-
dion. © Feb. 15, 1933; E pub.
34864; Theodore Presser co. 2993
Captain (The) of the fire brigade; w
and m Ernest Longstaffe. © Jan.
24, 1953; E for. 28412; Chappell &
e6., ltd: ; 2994
3009
Cara mia; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
25, 19383; E unp. 68070; Perry Het-
tel and Reb. Raney. 2995
Caring for you; song, m Jack Ma-
honey. © Jan. 9, 1933; E pub.
34666; Carmine J. Citro. 2996
Carissima; by Arthur A. Penn, arr.
William J. Reddick; mixed voices.
© Jan. 27, 1933; E pub. 34619; M.
Witmark & sons. 2997
sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Feb. 3, 1933; E pub. 34612; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 2998
Carnations; English w Marjorie Har-
per, Spanish w and m HEstic and J.
Valverde. © Feb. 2, 1933; E pub.
34652 ; Edward B. Marks music corp.
2999
Cassandra; ouverture, Vittorio Gnec-
chi; orch. Se. © Jan. 10, 1933; E
for. 28318; Edition Adler, G. m.
b. H. 3000
Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Mario) 2 film
studies; pf. © Feb. 3, 1933; E for.
28446; G. Ricordi & co. 3001
Castlepatrick; w G. K. Chesterton, m
Victor Hely Hutchinson. © Jan. 31,
1933; E for. 28271; Elkin & co., ltd.
3002
Cat (A) tale; w and m Edward R.
Hawley; men’s cho. © Jan. 13,
1933 ; E pub. 34723 ; Boston music co.
3003
Catch on; w Sam Theard, melody
Johnnie Farro. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1933;
E unp. 67194; John Faracchio. 3004
‘Cause we won’t be two sweethearts
again; song. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1933;
E unp. 68144; Louis De Frances.
3005
Celebrated waltzes; ed. and arr. Hrnest
Haywood; violin. nos. 1-10. ©
Feb. 3, 1933; E for. 28201; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 3006
Cendrillon; conte dansé, d’aprés
Charles Perault, m Marcel Delan-
noy ;. ‘pf..-.©, Dec. 5,,19382;. EB. for.
28518; Editions Max Eschig. 3007
Century of progress at Chicago 1933;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1933;
E unp. 679389; George F. Rohrsen.
3008
Certain signs; song, w Leigh Buckner
Hanes. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp.
67873 ; Florentine Heimlich. 3009
123
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3010
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Searf-dance; w Barnetta Brown, m
arr. William Stickles; cho., or trio
for sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Feb. 14,
1933; E pub. 34908; Harms, ine.
3010
Changed; w and m Gordon VY. Thomp-
son. © Jan. 9, 1933; E for. 28427;
Gordon V. Thompson, Itd. 3011
Chanson der Madeleine; aus Gros-
stadt-nichte, Karol Rathaus; salon-
jazz orch. stimmen. © Jan. 26, 1933;
E for. 28463 ; Universal edition, a. g.
3012
w Beppo, m Karol Rathaus,
klavier-arr. Alexander Steinbrecher.
© Dec. 29, 1932; E for. 28467; Uni-
versal edition, a. g. 3013
Charles-Quint; French w and m Louis
Garret, English w and m arr. D.
Maes, ace. L. A. Dobbelsteen, op. 48.
© Feb. 13, 1933; E pub. 34922; De-
sire Maes. 3014
Chase your troubles away with a rain-
bow ; fox trot, w and m Alex Borger.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 67849 ;
Marie A. Borger. 3015
Chattanooga playboy; w Mitchell Par-
ish, m Frank Perkins, pf. sc. James
Matté; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 4,
19383 ; E pub. 34840; Mills music, ine.
3016
Cheating; w and melody J. Thomas
and Bobbie Green. © 1c. Feb. 7,
1933; E unp. 67704; John Steven
Thomas and Robert Joe Green.
3017
Cheer up; w and melody. © 1 ec. Feb.
20, 19383; E unp. 67845; Reed Evans.
3018
Cheer-up America; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp. 67200;
Isser W. Muskat. 3019
Cheer up and drink some beer; pf.
with w. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1983; E unp.
67373; Carlton J. Siegler. 302)
Cheer up! cheer up! the good old
days will come again; song. ©1e.
Feb. 24, 1933; E unp. 680385; B. J.
Biondi. 3021
Cheerful little chairful; song, melody
Pauline Story. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1938;
E unp. 67295; Martin C. Unden.
3022
Cheerio; song, w Kate Cinquemani.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 19838; E unp. 67795 ;
Edna W. Murtagh. 3023
pt. III, n. s., Vv. 28
Cher ami; valse frangaise, Sam Cos-
low, arr. J. M. Leipold; [pf. conduc-
tor] © 1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp.
67464 ; Famous music corp. 3024
Chiacchiere; versi e m Gurgo e Martf,
orch. Virgilio Ripa [and] Sperduti
nel blu; versi e m Angelo R. Bo-
rella; rid. Virgilio Ripa: valzer;
orch. pti: © Jan. 4, 1933; Histor.
28204; A. & G. Carisch & co. 38025
Chicago; song. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1933;
E unp. 67777; Frank Aloysius Jenk-
over. 3026
Chicago and how it was named ; w and
melody. © 1 ce. Feb. 11, 1933; E
unp. 67524; Henry Mathews. 3027
Chicago, queen of the West; voe. duet.
© Feb. 21, 1933; E pub. 34957;
Gustav A. Eberhardt. 3028
Chinese chow; w Herbert Luis, m J.
McAntire, Rupert Russell, Milton
Blake and Leslie Price. © 1 ¢. Feb.
10, 19383; E unp. 68014; Josephine
McAntire. 3029
Choo choo; by Hugo Friedhofer, arr.
Emil Gerstenberger; pf. conductor.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1933; E unp. 67832;
Movietone music corp. 3030
Choral fantasy on nursery rhymes; by
H. Alexander Matthews; 4 hand
pf. ace. 1. Men’s voices.—2. Wom-
en’s voices. © Jan. 30, 1933; E pub.
34704, 34705; Oliver Ditson co., ine.
3031, 3032
Christ is risen; Easter cantata, Bibli-
cal w set tom Eric H. Thiman; soli,
cho. and organ. © Jan. 26, 1933; E
pub. 34694; Oliver Ditson co., ine.
3033
Christ loveth me; mixed voices. ©
Feb. 1, 1988; E pub. 34590; Rudy
BE. Callen. 3034
Christ the Saviour is risen; anthem,
text selected and arr. Ruth Pierpont
Stephens, m Ward-Stephens; solo
and cho. or mixed quartet. © Jan.
30, 1983; E pub. 34616; Harms, ine.
30385
Christmas fantasy; band. arr., Gus
Guentzel; [conductor pt.] © 1 «.
Feb. 3, 1933; E unp. 67226; Harold
Wim. Roberts. 30386
Chromosones; m D. P. Harmon; pf.
with w. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp.
67202; Edith Thompson. 3037
Clean sweep; march; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb.
16, 1983; E unp. 67744; A. Lincoln
Fisher. 30388
124
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1933
Clock symphony; suite, G. A. Grant-
Schaefer, arr. B. F. Stuber; orch.
pts. © Feb. 1, 1988; E pub. 34827;
Raymond A. Hoffman co. 3039
Close to my heart; w Ray Klages, m
and ukulele arr. Helmy Kresa.
Jan. 31, 1933; E pub. 34594; Santly
bros., inc. 3040
Close to you; from Ballyhoo, w Dewar
Davidson, m William Walker and
Peggy Cochrane; with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 38, 1933; E for. 28203 ; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 3041
Co-ed (The); by John Leipold; [pf.
conductor] © 1e. Feb. 4, 1988; E
unp. 67466; Famous music corp.
042
College girl; march, w R. W. Brown,
melody R. Gunst. © 1 ec. Feb. 28,
1933; E unp. 68162; Roger Wm.
Brown and Rolf Gunst. 3043
College pep march; by HK. A. Fenstad,
._ arr. Henry S. Sawyer; pf., 4 hands.
© Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 34750; Mc-
Kinley music co. 3044
Colors; song. © Feb. 13, 1933; E pub.
34805; Arthur J. Forcier. 3045
Come along; w and melody. © 1.
Feb. 18, 1988; E unp. 678038; Leon-
ard Hawk. 3046
Come and see the sunlight gleaming;
w G. Hubi-Newcombe, m Cuthbert
Haris. sop. 1 and 2. © Jan, 1%,
35.5 6 tor. 28177 ;, Warren. &
_ Phillips. 3047
Come back; w and melody Harold .
Hays. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1938; E unp.
67951; Harold T. Hays. 3048
Come back to me; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Feb. 13, 19383; E unp. 67597; Jean-
nette Beauchamp. 3049
Come dance with me; w and m Bertie
EY wreund...© 1 ¢.-Keb..U7, 1933;
E unp. 68097; Burghardine Eliza-
beth Freund. 3050
Come, Heavenly Father, from above;
hymn anthem, w Mary Cleveland
Geer, m Louis R. Dressler; 4-pt.
mixed cho., with incidental sop. solo
and organ ace. © Feb. 8, 1933; E
pub. 34760; G. Schirmer, inc. 3051
Come on, get up; w and m Ben Black;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Feb. 18,
1983; E unp. 67792; Villa Moret,
ine. 3052
3066
Come on prosperity; pf. with w. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 1, 19838; E unp. 67142;
Lelah G. Cooper. 3053
Come with me; song, w Dermot A. A.
Innes. © Feb. 20, 1933; E for.
28395; Winifred K. I. Barker.
3054
Como tu y yo; w and m Maria
Grever; in C. ©1e. Feb. 9, 1933;
E sunp. 67474; Movietone music corp.
3055
Concert; cycle of songs, WwW various
authors; solo and mixed voices. ©
Feb. 10, 1933; E pub. 34960; Michl
Gelbart. 3056
Concertino; par Tibor Harsanyi; pf.
et quatuor 4 cordes. Partitur. ©
Dec. 1, 19382; E for. 28423; R. Deiss.
3057
Coneerto in three rhythms; by Dana
Suesse; 2 pfs. Sc. © 1 ec. Jan. 30,
1933; E unp. 67128; Famous music
corp. 3058
Coneordia (The) hymnal; coll. of
hymns and spiritual songs, com-
piled and ed. Andreas Bersagel, V.
E. Boe, T. O. Burntvedt, Oscar R.
Overby and §S. O. Sigmond. Rev. and
enl. © Dec. 22, 1932; A 60068;
Augsburg pub. house. 3059
Congratulations, liberty bell; w Joe
Goodwin and Al. Lewis, m Allen
Sherman, arr. W. C. Lindemann;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 8, 1933;
E pub. 34771; Nattrass-Schenck, ine.
3060
Conquerors (The); from the picture,
Max Steiner; pf. © Feb. 16, 1933;
E pub. 34818; Sam Fox pub. co.
3061
Contemplation; melody with pf. acc.
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1933; E unp. 67783 ;
Edgar Lundberg. 3062
Conversation and light recit.; by Peter
Brunelli; pf.-conductor. hehe.
Feb. 13, 1933; E unp. 67641; Movie-
tone music corp. 3063
Coon (The) among the chickens; by
Malcolm Ives; pf. or xylophone solo.
©oFebsn-7 2933" cb. fork. 28351 ;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 3064
Coplas sefardies; letra y m Albert
Hemsi, op. 7. © Nov. 10, 1932; E
for. 28858; Edition orientale de mu-
sique. 3065
Cordinella; by Pietro Frosini; pf. ac-
cordion. © Jan. 5, 1933; E pub.
34930; Alfred music co., ine. 3066
125
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3067
Cosmetic (The) girl; w and melody
© 1 ec. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67954;
Kenneth B. Pritchard. 3067
Could you, would you; song, arr.
Irwin Janata. © 1c. Feb. 2, 1933;
BE unp. 67171; Joseph Francis Jaros.
3068
Counterpoint exercises; 51 examples
and 291 exercises in 2, 38 and 4-pt.
counterpoint, Adam Carse. © Dec.
13: 193825. BE. fore (2823575) Augener,
ltd. 3069
Country (The) needs a man; written
C, Grillo, m L. Cavaliere; pf: ©
1 ce. Feb. 27, 1983; E unp. 68134;
Christopher Grillo and Louis Cava-
liere. 3070
Cowboy (The) rides on; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1933; E unp.
67899; Hugh Elmer Nichols. 3071
Cowboy’s (A) best friend is his horse;
w and m Bob Miller; with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 10, 1933; E pub. 34778;
ABC standard music publications,
inc. 3072
Cowboys (A) dream; pf. with w. ©
1c Feb. 17; 1938; HE. -unp. ‘67781;
Doris Houser Greenbaum and Chas.
Stanley Greenbaum. 3073
Cowboy’s heaven; from Robber’s roost,
w and m Val Burton and Will Jason,
arr. William Spielter. © Jan. 30,
1933; E pub. 34596; Movietone
music corp. 3074
Cranz-journal; par M. Brusselmans,
orch. P. Leemans; orch. ptes. 2¢
-ér. © Jan. 19, 1933; E for. 28308;
A. Cranz. 3075
Creative music education primer; by
Lydia Henniger; pf. © Feb. 20,
1933; E pub. 34889; Shattinger
piano & music co. 3076
Creepin’ Charlie, creepy—low down;
w and m Cal Grant; with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 17, 1933; E pub. 34876;
Irving Berlin, inc. 3077
Cricket (The) on the hob; song. ©
1 e. Feb. 7, 19383; E unp. 67363;
Michael Dermott Fagan. 3078
Croon a little love-song; w and m
Erland Lyons. ©1c. Feb. 17, 1933;
E unp. 67769; John Erland Bertram
Lyons. 3079
Crosfield (Arthur Henry) Nocturne;
pf. © Feb. 8, 1933; E for. 28365;
Arthur Henry Crosfield. 3080
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Crossing the bar; song, w Alfred
Tennyson. © Feb. 11, 1933; E pub.
34798; Gertrude Patrick. 3081
song, w Alfred Tennyson. ©1e.
Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 67841; James
Neill Northe. 3082
Cruisin’; melody with pf. ace. ©
1 c. Feb. 23, 19883; E unp. 67988;
Ruth Thomson Austin. 3083
Cuban independence; march and two-
step, Chas. D. Henninger, arr. for
pf. © Feb. 18, 1933; E pub. 34895;
Harry J. Lincoln. 3084
Cupids tears; song, m Orella Margaret
Sober. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp.
68153; Albert Kennedy Williams.
: 3085
©le.
1933; E unp. 67711; Alice
3086
Curley [sic] head; valse song.
Feb. 7,
Ludeke.
Custard and plums; w and m Leslie
Weston; with ukulele arr. © Nov.
16, 1932; E for. 28513; Peter Mau-
rice music co., Itd. 3087
Cwmgwyn; hymn tune. © 1 e. Jan.
25, 19338;. EH -unp. . GTO ens
Thomas James. 3088
Cyclone (The) ; by Murray L. Linday,
arr. for violin. © Feb. 7, 1933; E
unp. 67374; L. Leslie Loth. 3089
Daffodil time; w Mel Bourne, melody
Louis Drakeford. © 1 ¢ Feb. 6,
1933; E unp. 67308; Lewis Henry
Drakeford. 3090
Dance, dance, dance; song, arr. Ir-
win Janata. © 1 ¢. Feb. 2, 1983;
E unp. 67170; Joseph Francis Jaros.
3091
Dance songs from the West Indies;
arr. Meta Davis; pf. © Feb. 10,
1933; E for. 28866; W. Paxton &
co., ltd. 3092
Dances of other days; by Gerald Phil-
lips. © Jan. 16, 1933; E for. 28183;
Warren & Phillips. 3093
Dancing; waltz song. m EK. J. Sulli-
van and Michael Paul Manganell.
© 1e. Feb. 14, 1933; E unp. 67666;
Edward Joseph Sullivan. 3094
Dancing (The) doll: w E. Kouba, mJ.
F. Langan. © Feb. 2, 1933; E pub.
34595; Edward Kouba and James
F. Langan. 3095
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
Dancing the devil away; w and mel-
ody Howard Johnson, Jack’ Meskill
and Vincent Rose. © 1 ¢. Feb. 18,
1933; E unp. 67817; Leo Feist, inc.
3096
Dangerously yours; by L. E. DeFran-
cesco; melody, with pf. acc. ©1c.
- Feb. 13, 1983; E unp. 67649; Movie-
tone music corp. 3097
Danish dance; arr. Gladys Cumber-
land; percussion band with violin
ad lib.; pts., with pf. conductor sc.,
child-conductor’s sc. and pf. duet.
© Jan. 17, 1933; E for. 28180; War-
ren & Phillips. 3098
Danza campestre; nell’ opera La
Rosiera, atto 2, Vittorio Gnecchi;
- orch. Sc. © Jan. 10, 1933; E for.
28319; Edition Adler, G. m. b. H.
3099
Dark eyes; Russian Gypsy air, arr.
Crosby Mollenhauer; 2 violins and
pf. © Feb. 14, 1933; E pub. 34834;
Hamilton S. Gordon, inc. 3100
Darkie’s (A) lament; w and m Robert
Payne, arr. G. Ensminger. © 1 ec.
Feb. 14, 1933; E unp. 67632; Robert
HK. Payne, jr. 3101
Darling (A) girl; valse boston; song.
© July 5, 1982; E pub. 33161; Paul
Theodore Lindner. 3102
Das, was war, bleibt ein geheimnis;
slow-fox, aus Saltomortale, w Fritz
Rotter, English version Leon Col-
lier, m Arthur Guttmann. © Apr.
28, 19381; E for. 28228; Wiener
bohéme verlag. 3103
Dawn; by Bernard Wagness; pf. ©
Jan. 10, 1933; E pub. 34709; Oliver
Ditson co., ine. 3104
Dawn (The) of a happier day; treble
voices. ©1c. Feb. 24, 1933; E unp.
68062; Margaret Cutter Goodrich.
3105
Dawn of love; melody. © 1 ¢. Feb.
15, 1933; E unp. 67696; Cecil Ellis.
3106
Day of days: w R. Z. Meyer and Hugo
Meyer, m Louise Carter. © 1 c.
Feb. 4, 19383; E unp. 67307; Ray
Z. Meyer. 3107
Days of long ago; waltz song, pf. arr.
George Wald. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1933;
E unp. 68025; Gordon L. Knight.
3108
Dear, TV’ll always love you; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1933; -E
unp. 68045; Don Ruocco. 3109
165519—33——2
3124
Dear old memories; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67988;
Albert R. Jones. 3110
Dear tired eyes; fox-trot ballad, w
Norman Henry, m Brian Thornton;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 16, 1933;
E for. 28342; Cecil Lennox, ltd.
3111
Dearest girl of all my dreams; w
Henry Abrams, m_ Burrell Van
Buren and W. Lewis; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 28, 1932; E pub. 34783 ;
Will Lewis. 3112
Dearest one; w and melody Ted F.
Kaye. ©1c. Nov. 14, 1932; E unp.
63961; Theo. F. Kowalewski. 3113
Deep forest; w Andy Razaf, m Regi-
nald Foresythe and Earl Hines. ©
Jan. 30, 1933; E pub. 34569; Joe
Davis, inc. 3114
Definitely, it’s you; w Louis Rich-
mond and Robert Hargreaves, m
Marcelle Mayne; with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 23, 1932; E for. 28297; Cecil
Lennox, Itd. 3115
Delirio; waltz, Fermo Dante Marchet-
ti e Umberto Candiolo; orch. parti.
© Nov. 28, 1932; E for. 28357; M.
Marletta. 3116
Deliver me, oh Lord; w and melody.
©1c. Feb. 24, 1933; E unp. 68052;
Henry Levin and Benj. Vine. 3117
Democrat (The) volunteers; w Herb
Gately, with melody. © 1 ¢. Feb.
4, 19338; E unp. 67277; Leroy Ma-
gruder. 3118
Depression blues; song. © 1 ¢. Feb.
16, 1933 ; E unp. 67740; Frank Leslie
Norris. 3119
Depression you made a bad impres-
sion in my dough re mi; song, w L.
Marsh. © 1c. Feb. 2, 1933; E unp.
67186; Luther Marsh and Alton T.
Swearer. 3120
Depression’s funeral march; song. ©
1c. Feb, 23,4935): 1 anp.,) 67959 :
Ruby Danks Cadman. 3121
Derelict song; w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m
Harry Akst, arr. Hugo Friedhofer.
© 1c. Feb. 138, 1983; E unp. 67645;
Movietone music corp. 3122
Desert wolf; song. © 1 c. Feb. 23,
1933; E unp. 68060; Jean LaHue
Brown. 3123
Desolacion; waltz song. © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 1933; E unp. 67858; George M.
Dada. 3124
127
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3125
Diack (John Michael) Seventeen
Scottish songs; selected from Or-
pheus collection, v. 1, Simply arr.
Id. .M Diack: pi. ©, Jan. bo 19355
E for. 28375; Paterson’s publica-
tions, ltd. 3125
Different [sic] delightful you; song.
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1933; E unp. 67731;
Freddie Williams. 3126
Disappointed dear; song, arr. Kay
Miller. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1933; E unp.
67385; Ray Francis Wurzer. 3127
Disappointed in you; pf. with w. ©
1c. Feb. 15, 1933; E unp. 67683;
Dorothy G. Galbraith. 3128
Distinctive men’s quartets; compiled
Rob Roy Peery. © Feb. 17, 1933;
E pub. 34919; Theodore Presser co.
3129
Dizzy accordion; by Pietro Frosini;
pf. accordion. © Jan. 5, 1933; E
pub. 34929; Alfred muSic ¢o., inc.
3130
Do you recall; w and m Bud Flana-
gan, additional lyric Reg Connelly;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 2, 1933;
E for. 28174; Campbell, Connelly &
co., ltd. 3131
Dobbin; song. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1933;
E unp. 67502; Agnes Elizabeth Rose.
3132
Dolores; tango, w Robert Hargreaves
and Stanley J. Damerell, m Monta-
gue Ewing: with ukulele arr. ©
Dec. 23, 1932; E for. 28296; Cecil
Lennox, Itd. 3133
Dolores, I love you; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67943;
William A. Doverspike. 3134
Don Juan in der fremde; ouverture,
Hans Haug, op. 15; orch. Partitur.
© Jan. 8, 1933; E for. 28317: Edi-
tion Adler, G. m. b. H. 3135
Don’t believe a word they say; w
Mitchell Parish, m Alan Grey; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 4, 1933; E pub.
34838; Mills music, inc. 3136
Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do; w
and m Walter Donaldson; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 27, 1933; E pub.
34983 ; Donaldson, Douglas & Gum-
ble, ine. 3137
Don’t ever leave me again; song. ©
1c. Feb. 6, 1933; E unp. 67298;
Lawrence Scheinberg. 3138
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Don’t kiss me and beg my pardon;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1933;
E unp. 67255; Frank N. Drake.
3139
Don’t leave me now; song, m Edith
Lillian Emmerich. © 1 ¢ Feb. 3,
1933; E unp. 67233; Alfred Louis
Emmerich. 3140
Don’t say good-bye to me; w Chesy
d’Are and Robert Fischer, m Chesy
d@’Are; with ukulele arr. Harold
Potter. © Feb. 16, 1933; E pub.
34859; C. de Archangelis, inc.
3141
Don’t say good-night; song. © 1 «.
Feb. 15, 1933; E unp. 67686; Morris
Olson and Henry Russell Olson.
3142
Don’t send me orchids: w Sidney
Clare, melody Joseph Meyer. ©1c.
Feb. 27, 1983; E unp. 68120; Santly
bros., inc. 3143
Don’t tell about the past; m G. Chase;
pf. with w. © 1c Jan. 26, 1933;
E unp. 66833; A. E. Goodyer. 3144
Don’t tell me; w S. Comly, melody
John Sebastian. © 1 ec Feb. 18,
1933; E unp. 67813; Chaffee Earl.
3145
Don’t wear a frown; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp. 67539;
Eva Wallace Pindell. 3146
Dorfmusik (Die); walzerlied, text
Teo v. Donop u. Peter Kirsten, m
Mart Fryberg, arr. Franciscus Nag-
ler; minnerchor. © Feb. 6, 1933;
E for. 28448; Musikverlag City.
3147
Dos (Las) de la maflana; tango; pf.
con letra. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933; BH
unp. 67800; Telesforo R. del Valle.
3148
Doux aveu; mélodie, de Une voix qui
meurt, paroles Fabrice Lémon, m
Henri Goublier, fils: bar. ou mezzo-
sop. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for, 28481;
Henri Conin. 3149
Down at the bottom of the sea; w
and m Robert Stanley and Ralph
Butler; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
16, 19383; E for. 28343; Cecil Len-
nox, ltd. 3150
Down channel; overture, Alec Row-
ley; oreh. pts. © Jan. 27, 19335
E for. 28280; W. Paxton & co., ltd.
3151
128
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
Down in my heart; song. © 1 «.
Feb. 3, 1933; E unp. 67229; Thomas
Wilson Hoag. 3152
Down on the delta; fox-trot, w Spen-
cer Williams, m Thomas Waller;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 17, 1933;
BE for. 28394; Irwin Dash music ¢o.,
ltd. 3153
Down South where dear old mammy’s
waitin’ for me; w Al Hoffman, and
melody. © Feb. 1, 1933; E ump.
67155 ; Michael Slowitzky. 3154
Down where the river meets the sea;
w and m Val Burton and Will Ja-
son. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1933; E unp.
67755 ; Movietone music corp. 3155
Dramatic episodes; comp. R. H. Bas-
sett; [pf.-conductor] © 1 c. Feb.
13, 1933; E unp. 67655; Movietone
music corp. 3156
Draw nigh, and take the body of the
Lord: communion hymn or introit,
anon., tr. from Latin, John Mason
Neale, m Basil Harwood; organ acc.
© Jan. 31, 19383; E for. 28176;
Novello & co., ltd. 3157
Dream (A); nocturne, op. 7; pf. ©
1 ¢« Feb. 25, 1983; E unp. 68071;
Emma Schwarze. 3158
Dream cabin; w and m Helen Sims.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp. 67572;
Helen Simmergren. 3159
Dream girl; fox trot song. © 1 ©¢.
Jan. 25, 1938; E unp. 673829; Hugh
McLeod. 3160
—w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 24,
1938; E unp. 68067; Michael Rech-
ler. 3161
——w Vivian Miller, m Ralph Laver-
ty; with ukulele arr. © Dee. 28,
1932; E pub. 34788; Will Lewis.
3162
Dream love; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Feb. 13,
19338; E unp. 67606; Wayne A. Re-
_ ber. 3163
Dream (A) of Babylon; by P. Beech-
field Carver, op. 21; brass and reed
band pts. © Jan. 3, 1933; E for.
28255; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
3164
Dream song; w Walter de la Mare,
m C. Armstrong Gibbs. Winthrop
Rogers ed. © Jan. 31, 1933; E for.
28348 ; Boosey & co., ltd. 3165
Dreaming; song. © 1 e¢. Feb. 13,
19383; E unp. 67581; Ellen Arnott
Bates. 3166
3180
——valse song. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1933;
E unp. 67712; Florence M. Mistretta.
3167
Dreaming dreams of you, dear; w and
melody. © 1.c¢. Feb. 28, 1933; EH
unp. 67947; Frank Falbo. 3168
Dreaming of you; song, melody. ©
1c. Feb. 7, 19838; EK unp. 67377; Eva
Stiles. 3169
Dreams of long ago; song, melody
Robert Van Sickle. © 1c. Feb. 23,
1933; E unp. 67972; August H. Rin-
gen. 3170
Dreamy lullaby; waltz, Dick Black-
ledge; 1st B flat trumpet. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 8, 1933; E unn. 67407; Richard
Cyrus Blackledge. 3171
Dreamy southern moon; song, w James
G: Clyne. © 1. c¢. Feb. 11, 19383;
E ounp. 67543; Effie E. McCloud.
3172
Drei zarte rosen; tanganilla-serenade,
w Beda, m Heinrich Strecker. ©
Dec. 12, 1932; E for. 28486; Weiner
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 3173
Drifting down the Mississippi; w and
melody. © 1. Feb. 15, 1933; E
unp. 67695; Susie Tracy Booker.
3174
Drifting far from God; hymn, w L. L.
Pickett, m Harry Mitchell. © Feb.
16, 1933; E pub. 34865; John H.
Brunner. 3175
Drink your coffee with cream; song.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68182;
Victor Mizzy. 3176
Du bist in meinem leben die erste sen-
sation; tango, w Fritz Rotter, m
Walter Jurmann und Bronislav Ka-
per. © Oct. 26, 1932; E for. 28490;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H.
SLCC
Du bist verrtickt, mein schatz, du
denkst an liebe; foxtrot, w u. m
Fritz Rotter u. B. Kaper. © Apr.
1, 1981; E for. 28229; Wiener bo-
héme verlag. 3178
Du schwarzer Zigeuner ; lied u. tango,
deutscher text Beda, m Karel Vacek,
arr. Alexander Steinbrecher ; salon-
jazz orch. stimmen, u. minner trio.
© Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 28462; Wie-
ner operettenverlag, G. m. b. H.,
Dacapo verlag. 3179
Dusky belle; melody. © 1 ¢. Feb. 3,
1933; E unp. 67232; Earl Hines.
3180
129
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3181
pt. 1, 8.8.9. 28
Dusty Shoes; w E. Y. Harburg, m | Eldridge (Judson) 100 Dixie favor-
Jay Gorney; with ukulele arr.
Feb. 20, 1933; E pub. 34955; Harms,
inc. 3181
Earth (The) is the Lord’s; motet, w
from the Bible, m Ernest Walker;
sop. 1, 2, and alto. © Jan. 31, 1933;
E for. 28209; Novello & co., ltd.
3182
East River moon; fox trot, Ralph
Rainger, dance arr. John M. Leipold;
[pf. conductor] © 1 « Feb. 4,
1933; E unp. 67462; Famous music
corp. 3183
Easter (An) alleluia; based on old
Easter carol, English text E. A. F.,
m arr. Edward A. Fuhrmann; mixed
voices, organ acc. © Feb. 21, 1933;
E pub. 34950; M. Witmark & sons.
3184
Easter mood; mystical sermon, text
adapted and set to music E. A.
Farner; mixed cho., with organ acc.
© Feb. 10, 1933; E pub. 34959; Eu-
gene A. Farner. 3185
Easter triumph; service, w A. A. Payn,
and others, m Roy E. Nolte, M.
Isabelle Ritter and Clarence Kohl-
mann. © Feb. 23, 1933; E pub.
34981; Hall-Mack co. 3186
Ebraica; string quartet. Se. and pts.
© Sept. 15, 1932; E for. 283802;
Samuel Alman. 3187
EKinmal kommt einer [and] Jedes jahr
im friihling; aus Traum von Schon-
brunn, text Ernst Neubach, m Artur
Guttmann, klavier arr. Walter Bor-
chert... ©) ) duly 319, . 1982; °K). for.
28499; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
b. H. 3188
Einmal mécht’ ich noch primaner sein ;
tango, text u. m Bruno Balz, Bert
Reisfeld u. Rolf Marbot. © Jan. 16,
1938; E for. 28210; Musikverlag
City. 3189
Einmal wirst auch du mich lieben;
English waltz, w Kurt Breuer, m
Trojan Wellisch, klav. arr. Walter
Borchert. © Nov. 22, 1932; E for.
28487; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
ins Ea. 3190
Hins, zwei, drei, mein liebster ist ein
schneiderlein; foxtrot, text Ridi
Walfried u. Emmi Morgenstern, m
Karl Foéderl. © July 30, 1932; E
for. 28491; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Sm: b. iH: 3191
ites; coll. of songs, compiled and ed.
J. Eldridge. © Jani225, 49a") A
60101; A. B. Eads. 3192
Eleanor; song. © 1. Feb. 28, 1933;
E unp. 68174; Maury Madison. 3193
Elegié; by Robert H. Taylor, op. 1, no.
1; violin and pf. © Jan. 13, 1933;
E pub. 34744; Willis music co. 3194
Emma; tango, song, w George M.
Dada. ©1c. Feb. 27, 1933; E unp.
68117; Antonio Frances. 3195
Emmett’s lullaby; transcribed Guy E.
Holmes; BB flat bass sousaphone
with pf. ace. © Feb. 10, 1933; EB
pub. 34803; Rubank, inc. 3196
Ensueno de amor; valzer, Carlos Di
Sarli; orch. parti. © Jan. 10, 1933;
E for. 28486; G. Ricordi & co. 3197
Ersten (Die) blumen im mai; tango,
text Gerd Karlick, m Eug. Herb.
Darras u. Franz Grothe. © Dec. 13,
1932; E for. 28196; Edition Franz
Grothe, G. m. b. H. 3198
Es hat geklingelt; schlager, text Hans
Hannes, m Rudolf Nelson, arr.
Franz Stolzenwald u. Billy Golwyn.
© Feb. 6, 1933; E for. 28449; Musik-
verlag City. 3199
Esperanza; tango, dal film Tre uomini
in frak, versi Michele Galdieri, ver-
Sion spagnola Tito Schipa, m Um-
berto Mancini; pf. © Dec. 30, 1932;
E for. 28206; Edizione musicali
Caesar film. 3200
Essig und oel; v. Siegfried Geyer u.
Paul Frank, gesangstexte Robert
Katscher u. Siegfried Geyer, m
Robert Katscher. Vollstandiger
klavierauszug mit text. © Nov. 4,
1932; E for. 28329; Alrobi musik-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 3201
Et nunc et semper: poéme symphon-
ique, pour sop. solo, violoncelle solo,
orch. et choeurs, Marius Casadesus,
reduction pour sop., violoncelle,
cheeurs et pf. par auteur. © Nov.
1, 1932; E for. 28339; Editions Sala-
bert. 3202
Evening of dreams; song. © 1c. Feb.
20, 1933; E unp. 67825; Robert Jack
Chicsaw. 3203
Evergreen glade; song. © 1 ¢. Feb.
27, 19838; E unp. 68138; William
Hintz. 3204
Every little thing; w and m Gene
Hyde. ©1c. Feb. 2, 1933; E unp.
67178 ; Eugene Nelson Hyde. 3205
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Every once in a while; fox-trot, w and
m Earle Williams and Harry De
Hart, jr.; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
18, 1933; E pub. 34886; Harry De
Hart and Alva Stevens. 3206
‘Hyerything might have been so differ-
ent; song, melody James Crane. ©
1 ¢ Feb. 8, 1933; E unp. 67400;
Richard Weaver Eaton. 3207
Everything was simply charming; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1933;
E unp. 68049; Henry Levin and
Benj. Vine. 3208
‘Everything would be O. K.; Song, m
Clarence St. John. © 1. Feb. 25,
1933; E unp. 68089; Percy Gibson.
3209
Excelsior-marsch; v. Karl Patsch;
orch. stimmen. 1. Salon-orch.—2.
Grosses orch. © Dec. 20, 1930; E
for. 28219, 28220; Musikverlag
Melodie, inh. Karl Patsch.
3210, 3211
—— pf. © Dec. 20, 1930; E
for. 28221; Musikverlag Melodie,
inh. Kar] Patsch. aol
Eves of Texas; medley, arr. R. B.
Hisenberg; band pts. Rev. ed. ©
Feb. 13, 1933; E pub. 34920; Ellis B.
Hall. 3213
F. D. Roosevelt victory march; pf. ©
1c. Feb. 15, 19383; E unp. 67679;
Abel Accorti. 3214
Fais dodo; berceuse, de Une voix qui
meurt, paroles Fabrice Lémon, m
Henri Goublier, fils; tén. ou sop.
© Dee. 1, 1932; E for. 28479; Henri
Conin. 3215
Fall in love; fox trot song. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 7, 1933; E unp. 67713; Douglas
Tucker. 3216
Falling star; w Edward Heyman, m
Jack Rich and Al Vann; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 7, 1933; E pub.
34796 ; Famous music corp. 3217
Family’s (The) resolution; song, arr.
Jean Walz. © Jan. 16, 1983; E pub.
34855 ; Irene Hudson. 3218
Famous lovers; song. © 1c. Jan. 13,
1933; E unp. 67319; William Henry
Buckley. 3219
Fanatic (The) ; by S. Kaylin; pf.-con-
ductor. ©1e. Feb. 13, 1983; E unp.
67648; Movietone music corp. 3220
3233
Far, far away; song, m Jim Browne;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 3, 1933;
E pub. 34674; Frederick Simmons.
Appa
Farewell ; fox-trot, w Andy Razaf, m
Paul Denniker. © Feb. 6, 1933; E
pub. 34658; Joe Davis, inc. 3222
Farmer’s romance; pf. © 1c. Feb.
14, 1933; E unp. 67633; Avedis Yer-
gatian. 3223
Farsa (La) amorosa; dal Cappello a
tre punte, P. de Alarcén, Scene popo-
laresche, Arturo Rossato, m_ Ric-
cardo Zandonai, rid. per canto e pf.
Guido Zuccoli. © Feb. 4, 1933; D
28388; G. Ricordi & co. 3223*
Father; hymn of praise, w Ellen M.
Burnton. © 1 c. Feb. 28, 1933; E
unp. 68190; Alice J. Condon. 3224
Father, in Thy mysterious presence
kneeling; hymn-anthem, w Samuel
Johnson, m Daniel Protheroe; sop.
and alto; organ acc. © Jan. 138.
1933; E pub. 34725; Boston music
co. 3225
Faun im schilf; by Ferdinand Saba-
thil, op. 328; flute and pf. © Jan.
26, 1983; E for. 28291; Rudall, Carte
& co., ltd. 3226
Fellowship (A) of song; w and m
William C. King; men’s cho. © Jan.
13, 1983; E pub. 34722; Boston mu-
sie co. 3227
Ferguson (Howard) Sonata; violin
and pr. | ©) Jan. to, to3s- oh) tor.
28262; Hawkes & son (London) ltd.
3228
Fiddle and bow; by William Spielter ;
violin and pf. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1933;
E unp. 67836; Movietone music corp.
3229
Fire and flame; w Anna Addison
Moody, m Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, op.
136. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-sop.
or bar. © Feb. 6, 1933; Epub.
34812; Arthur P. Schmidt co. 3230
Fire side memories ; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 4, 1983; E unp. 67256; Sam-
uel F. Evans. 3231
First (The) lady of the land waltz;
[pf. conductor] © 1 c¢. Feb. 20,
1933; E unp. 67880; John Kreutzer.
3232
First (The) Mrs. Fraser; selection,
w Bruce Sievier, m Colin Wark,
Davis Hendrie and Harry Woods;
pf. © Nov. 16, 19382; E for. 28514;
Peter Maurice music co., ltd. 3233
131
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
5234
First of all; 24 pieces. Ivor R. Foster,
Op. 22; spfi © ‘Hebs 14))1933 :4 for.
28451; Joseph Williams, Itd. 3234
Fischer’s (Hans) method for piano in-
struction; by Hans Fischer. vy. 1.
© Feb. 1, 1933; E pub. 34848; John
Fischer. 235
Five (The) piece band; w and melody
Phil Baxter. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933;
E unp. 67820; Leo Feist, inc. 3236
Flament (Edouard) 20 inventions a
deux voix; op. 103; pf. © Jan. 15.
1933; Eifor. 283105.A. Cranzo 13237
Flowers that fade in the fall; song,
m Bertha Fisher Johnson. © 1 ©.
Feb. 7, 1933; E unp. 67371; Richard
Sylvester Johnson. 3238
Flyer (The); by R. Ridewood, arr.
Gregor J. Grant; brass and reed
band pts. © Jan. 3, 1933: E for.
28254; Hawkes & son (London) ltd.
3209
Football parade; by John Leipold; [pf.
conductor] © 1. Feb. 4, 1933; E
unp. 67463; Famous music corp.
3240
For the littlest one; w and m Alina R.
Crummey; pf. © Jan. 27, 19383; AA
114702; Clayton F. Summy co. 3241
For you; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Feb.
Zo, 1933); Bong. Gso2s.- | ropert
Charles Venners. 3242
For you and me; song, w Charles
Wright, m arr. Peter Brady. ©
Feb. 1, 1933; E pub. 34830; Carl N.
Babcock. 32438
For you—just you; w Chapin, m Ron-
ald Thor. © 1. Feb. 21, 1933; E
unp. 67885; Waldo E. Fisher. 3244
For you’re just the one my heart de-
sires; song, m Jack Mahoney. ©
Jan. 7, 19383; E pub. 34667; Thomas
O'Leary. 3245
Forest lullaby; by Marie Seuel-Holst,
op. 27, no. 2; pf., 6 hands. © Feb.
17, 1933; E pub. 34851; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc. 3246
Forever; song. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1933;
E unp. 68068; G. Francis Ingle.
3247
Forever dear; fox trot song. © 1 «.
Jan. 30, 1983; E unp. 67342; Marie
Theresa Corley. 3248
Forgive me sweetheart and let’s start
anew; song, melody James L.
Brown. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp.
67249; Vera Miller. 3249
Forgotten (The) soldier boy; song,
arr. by Tommy Ott. © Jan. 28,
1933; E pub. 34801; Bert Monroe
Layne. 3250
Four-leaf clover; fox-trot, w and m
May Thompson, arr. Fred Chap-
pete; .orch. pts..-/© Web. saemtuas s
E for. 28398; Boosey & co., ltd.
Book
paso-doble, w
Juan Lilossas u.
Bochmann, spezial-arr. Waiter
Borchert; saion-orch. stimmen. ©
May 12, 1931; E for. 28223; Wiener
bohéme verlag, Otto Hein. Aa
Fragrapt flowers; waltz, Pietro Fro-
sini; pf. accordion. © Jan. 5, 1933;
E pub. 34928; Alfred music ¢o., ine.
3253
Frau (Hine), die weiss, was sie will;
komOdie, Alfred Griinwald, m Oscar
Straus. Vollst’andiger klavierauszug
mit text. © Nov. 18, 1932; E for.
28184; Drei masken musik, G.m.b.H.,
3254
Frauwn (Die) sind ftir mich eine
walzermelodie; waltz, w Fritz Rot-
ter, m Otto Stransky. © May 9,
1931; E for. 28230; Wiener bohéme
verlag, Otto Hein. 3255
Free again; song) “@° 2) ©) Bema,
1933; E unp. 67198; Blanche Mar-
garet Mathews. 3256
Freshmans (The) motto; w Grace
Potter, m Marye H. Goddard. ©
1 c. Feb. 20, 19838; HE unp. 67857;
Marye Goddard. 3257
Friends; song. © 1. Feb. 17, 1933;
E unp. 67771; Ferne Hansen. 3258
Friends of my old school days; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Feb. 4, 1933; E
unp. 67259; John H. Weldon. 3259
Friendship; operetta for girls, bk.,
lyrics and m Mary Lichthardt; vie-
lin ad lib.. ©. Jan., 13,.433300
28383; Willis music co. 3259*
Frine; marcha; pf. with w. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 3, 1933; E unp. 67569; Enrique
Mari. 3260
Frog (A) he would a-wooing go; by
Wilbur Chenoweth; pf. © Jan. 13,
1933; E pub. 34730; Boston musie
co. 3261
From city sidewalks to country grass;
w and melody. ©1c. Feb. 11, 1933;
E unp. 67522; Eva Wallace Pindell.
3262
Friulein Annemarie;
Eritz Rotter; ) 7
132
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
From dawn to noon in Taormina;
poem symphonic; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb.
Zs, 1983; EH unp.’ 68013; Philip
Millonzi. 3263
From many lands; musical sketch, w
and m Mildred Adair; cho., pf., vio-
lin and rhythmic orch. Se. © Feb.
24, 1933; D 28396; Theodore Presser
. €O. 3263*
From the city to the farm, with Molly
by my side; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 23, 19383; E unp. 67958; La
Vern Peyton. 3264
Gal (The) from Amarillo; w and m
Val Burton and Will Jason. ©
Jan. 30, 1933; E pub. 34598; Movie-
tone music corp. 3265
Gardens; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17, 1933;
E ounp. 67786; Iris Brussels. . 3266
Gay Vienna; by Louise Christine
Rebe; pf. © Jan. 13, 1933; E pub.
34734; Boston music co. 3267
Gee but I get a lonesome feeling;
song, arr. G. Leipold. © 1c. Feb.
23, 1933; E unp. 67969; Catherine
Louise Akin. 3268
Gee, but my boy friend is dumb; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Feb. 28, 1933;
E unp. 68157; Benjamin Buch-
binder, jr. 3269
Gee I don’t care; fox trot song. ©
ive: dam. 25. 1933". unp: 67330";
Bettie Fergie. 3270
Gee, kid; song, arr. Bob Nelson. ©
ie wep. 7. 1933: Hump: 677174;
Fred Phillips Cummins. BAT
General Wiliam Booth enters into
heaven; rhapsody, poem Nicholas
Vachel Lindsay, m Philip James;
male cho. © Jan. 27, 1933; E pub.
34618; M. Witmark & sons. 3272
Gerhard (Robert) Sis cancgons popu-
lars de Catalunya; deutscher text
R. S. Hoffmann, English tr. J. B.
Trend, m R. Gerhard. © Jan. 2,
1933; E for. 28473; Universal edi-
tion, a. g. 3273
Get hot; song, melody Rocco Colonna.
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1933; E unp. 67699;
Harry Prince. 3274
Get out and be somebody; w and m
Lew Walker. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1933;
E unp. 68007; Louis Walker. 3275
Ghost (The) of a kiss: song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.
Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 68002; Ura
Link Eckhardt. 3276
3291
Gift (The); andante and polaceca, J.
Harrington Young; flute, with pf.
ace. © Jan. 24, 1933; E for. 28260;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 3277
Gift for you; w and melody Erin
O’Dea. ©1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp.
67526; Margaret M. McGinley. 3278
Gilded paradise; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Feb. 4, 1988; E unp. 67252;
Anna P. Williams. 3279
Gimme the pipe; w and m Maurice
Beresford and Dave Silver; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 28, 1933; E for.
28316; J. Liber. 3280
Girl (The) in my arms is the girl of
my dreams; song, melody Jack Ma-
honey. ©1c. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp.
67700; Hugh Hansen. 3281
Girl (The) in yellow; song. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 20, 1983; E unp. 67866; Doro-
thea Layton. 3282
Girl of my golden dreams; song, m
Luther A. Clark. © 1c. Feb. 8,
1933; E unp. 67204; Stanley Wil-
liams. 3283
Git along; song. © Jan. 12, 1933; E
pub. 34640; Lawrence music pub-
lishers, ine. 3284
Give a cheer for beer; song. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 14, 1983; E unp. 67670; Samuel
Cooper. 3285
Give him a smile; song, w George
Klingle. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp.
67375 ; Alice F. Allen. 3286
Give mea roll on a drum; from Mel-
ody, w Irving Caesar, m Sigmund
Romberg; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
20, 1983; E pub. 84948; Harms, inc.
3287
Give me the moonlight, a Junenight
and you; song. ©1c. Feb. 8, 1933;
E unp. 67412; Yolanda Di Meglio.
3288
Glad to meet your mother; song, mel-
ody P. Garten. ©1c. Feb. 27, 1933;
E unp. 68112; Paula Garten and
Peggy Lincoln. 3289
Glorious (A) night in Venice; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1933; E unp.
67289; Andrew E. Toce. 3290
Gltick tiber nacht; schlager, w Robert
Gilbert u. A. Robinson, m Paul Ab-
raham. © Dee. 22, 1932; E for.
28187; Doremi musikverlag, a. g.
38291
133
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3292
Go back; melody. © 1 e¢. Feb. 25,
1933; E unp. 68079; Joe Barone.
3292
God is in His holy temple; w from
Hymns of the Spirit, 1864, m Carl
F. Mueller; divided 4-pt. mixed cho.
© Feb. 8, 1933; E pub. 34763; G.
Schirmer, inc. 3293
God save the king; arr. Arthur War-
rell; mixed cho., unaecc. © Dee. 8,
1932; HE for. 27159; Oxford, univ.
press. 3294
Goin’ to town, figurin’ out the long
way home; w and melody Geo. W.
Meyer, Pete Wendling and Chas.
O’Flynn. © 1. Feb. 1, 1933; E
unp. 67145; Irving Berlin, ine. 3295
Going! going!! gone; w and melody
Phil Baxter. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933;
E unp. 67823; Leo Feist, inc. 3296
Going to the fair; from Lace and por-
celain, w Harold Simpson, m Hric
Coates ; 2 voices. © Feb. 7, 19383; EH
for. 28397; Boosey & co., ltd. 3297
Golden (The) key; song, melody Lou-
ise Herrold. © 1. Feb. 24, 1933;
E unp. 68058; Nettie K. Hurlburt.
3298
Golden melodies for French horn; arr.
Charles N. Boyd; with pf. ace.
Feb. 3, 1933; E pub. 34620; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 3299
Golden (The) valse; valse medley, se-
lected and arr. Aubrey Winter;
brass and reed band pts. © Feb. 3,
1938; E for. 283850; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd. 3300
Goliwog (The) ; song. © 1c. Feb. 10,
1933; E unp. 67504; Agnes Elizabeth
Rose. 3301
Goo, ga, ga, goo; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Feb. 16, 19383; E unp. 67737; Ar-
thur James. 3302
Good by [sic] is all I can say to you;
fox trot, w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
8, 19383; E unp. 67405; O. Bill Heyer.
3303
Good-bye; song. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1933;
EK unp. 67519; Clarence Leander
Young. 3304
Good-bye depression; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1933; E unp. 67143;
pt. Il], n. s., v. 28
Good old lager beer; w and melody.
© 1e. Feb. 8, 1933; E unp. 67394;
Irving Schloss. 3307
Good times are coming; w Margretha
Brohmer, and melody. © 1 e. Feb.
20, 1933; E unp. 67828; Charles C.
Chapman. 3308
Goodnight my darling; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Feb. 23, 19383; E unp. 68004; Maxine
Louise Wiggin. 3309
Goona goona; w Mitchell Parish, m
Serge Walter, pf. sc. Lou Leaman;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 20, 1933;
E pub. 34637; Mills musie, inc.
3310
Gossip Jones; Gloucestershire folk-
Song, collected, arr. and w adapted;
unison, with descant. © Jan. 27,
1933; E for. 28426; H. Hurlbutt Al-
bino. 3311
Gracie’s missing brother; song. ©
1 c.. Feb. 3, 19383; EH unp. 67207;
Roderick MacDougall. 3312
Graener (Paul) Drei schwedische
tanze; op. 98, nr. 1-8; orch. Parti-
tur. © Dec. 12, 1932; E for. 28390;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock. 3313
——pf. © Oct. 29, 1982: H
for. 28385; Ed. Bote & G. Bock.
3314
Granada; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
28, 1933; E unp. 68183; James Anton
Trecartin. 3315
Grand (The) old man; w and m by
Brother Simon; pf. Feb... 1,
1933; E pub. 34773; George L.
Drury. 3316
Gray mansion by the Tennessee; w
and melody. © 1 c. Feb. 23, 1933;
E unp. 67944; B. A. Hodgins. 3317
Great (A) big moon had a great big
smile; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Feb.
23, 1933; E unp. 67953; J. Hafford
Porter and T. R. Wilson. 3318
Great (The) Divide; song, w Lew
Sarett. ©1c. Feb. 10, 1933; E unp.
67490 ; Mildred Lund Tyson. 3319
Greater love hath no man; song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 17, 19838; E unp. 67761;
John Alfred Christian Hughes. 3320
Green (The) hills of old Ireland;
valse song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 1, 1983;
J. Franklin Hull. 3305 E unp. 67348; Kate Dawson. 3321
Good-bye, until; song. ©1c. Feb. 11, | Grieg (HEdvard Hagerup) Feeding
1933; E unp. 67509; Orville Edward song; Norwegian folk song, arr.
Sharratt. 3306 G. A. Grant-Schaefer; 4-pt. junior
134
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
boys’ voices. © Feb. 8, 1933; E pub.
34825; Raymond A. Hoffman co.
aoe
—AIn the boat; cho. or trio, w
Barnetta Brown, m arr. William
Stickles; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Feb.
16, 1933; E pub. 34917; Harms, inc.
3323
—— Morning mood; op. 46, no. 1,
transcribed George J. Trinkaus;
woodwind quintet. Se. and pts. ©
Feb. 3, 1933; E pub. 34627; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 3324
Grosse (Der) bluff; schlager, w u. m
Fritz Rotter u. Franz Grothe. ©
Noy. 24, 1932; E for. 28186; Edition
Franz Grothe, G. m. b. H. 3325
Grosse meister fiir kleine hinde; aus-
gewahit Marianne Kuranda; klavier.
© Dee. 7, 1932; E for. 28472; Uni-
versal edition, a. g. 3326
Grosstadt-niichte; walzer, aus dem
tonfilm, Karol Rathaus, kiavier-arr.
Alexander Steinbrecher; pf. ©
Dec. 29, 1982; E for. 28468 ; Univer-
sal edition, a. g. 3327
Ground hog blues no. 2; w and melody
Ghomas. ©. 1 ¢ Jan. 12, 1983; B
unp. 67430; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 3328
Gunn (Mary) Two Chinese songs;
pf. solo and voice and pf. © 1.
Feb. 9, 1983; E unp. 67458; Mary
Margaret Gunn. 3329
Gwenlas; hymn tune. ©1c. Jan. 25,
1933; E unp. 67702; John Thomas
James. 3330
Gypsy lover; w and melody Kendall
Burgess and Harold Raymond.
fc. Feb, 11, 1933; EK. .unp. 67559;
Superior music, inc. 3331
Gypsy valse; pf. ©1c. Feb. 18, 1933;
EK unp. 67847; Nick Bolin. Boor
H’ya Duchess; w and m Johnny
Burke and Harold Spina; with
ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen. ©
Feb. 24, 1933; E pub. 34995; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 3333
Handel (Georg Friedrich) Hallelu-
jah, amen; from Judas Maccabeeus,
ed. Norwood Hinkle; mixed voices;
pf. or organ ace. © Jan. 4, 1933;
E pub. 34695; Oliver Ditson co., inc.
3334
—— More sweet rays; cantata, Eng-
lish, Albert ‘G. Latham, m arr. and
ed. W. Gillies Whittaker; 2-pt. fe-
male choir. Complete ed. © July
3348
28, 1982; E for. 28800; Oxford univ.
press. 3335
Hallelu Aunt Hagar’s chilluns hallelu ;
operetta, w, m and special arr. Sarah
W. Butler. © 1c. text Jan. 11,1.
music Feb. 3, 1983; D 28379; Sarah
Butler. 3335*
Hallelujah; w and melody Leon De
Costa. ©1c. Feb. 13, 1933; E unp.
67616; Olive De Costa. 3336
Hallowe’en; song. © 1 ce. Feb. 10,
1933 ; E unp. 67505; Agnes Elizabeth
Rose. 3337
Happening to happiness; song. ©1c.
Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 67798; Elise
Ullepitsch Wright. 3338
Happiness, triumphant, complete; mix-
ed voices. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E
unp. 67856; Afton S. Hayward. 3339
Happy ending; w EH. S. McGrew, m
C. K. Young. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1933;
E unp. 68150; Edna 8. McGrew and
Charles K. Young. 3340
Happy kid; song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 23,
1933; E unp. 67968; Otto H. A. Sie-
vert. 3341
Harlekin; jazz-intermezzo, langsamer
foxtrot, Ralph Erwin, spezial-arr.
Walter Borchert; orch. stimmen.
© July 26, 1982; E for. 28482;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H.
3342
Harlem gal; w and m Donald Hey-
wood and J. Russel Robinson. ©
Jan. 12, 1983; E pub. 34746; South-
ern music pub. co., ine. 3343
Harlem Sue; song. © 1 «¢ Feb. 3,
19383; E unp. 67206; Francis Dunn.
3344
Hats off, the Flag goes my; by
Geoffrey O’Hara, arr. Edgar Rus-
sell Carver; band pts. © Jan. 30,
1933; E pub. 34614; Harms, inc.
3345
—— march, Geoffrey O’Hara, orch.
Edgar Russell Carver; pts. © Feb.
18, 1983; E pub. 34916; Harms, ine.
3346
euit.
Hawaiian breezes; Hawaiian
diagram. © Feb. 3, 1988; E pub.
34689; Samuel Quagenti. 3347
Hawaiian lullaby; song. © 1 ¢. Feb.
8, 19338; E unp. 67414; Kenneth R.
Holmes. 3348
Haydn (Franz Josef) The creation;
new Hnglish text A. H. Fox-Strang-
ways and Steuart Wilson; mixed
135
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3349
Haydn (Franz Josef)—Continued.
voices. Voce. sc. © Sept. 15, 1932;
E for. 28301; Oxford univ. press.
3349
—— Divertimento; in G dur, hrsg. u.
bearb. Karl Geiringer; fldte, oboe,
2 horner in G, u. streicher. Par-
fitur: §.<@.\Septy 8) 937-3 ator
28305; Edition Adler, G. m. b. H.
3350
—— Minuet; from Quartet no. 10, ed.
Theodore M. Finney; string quartet.
Se. and pts. © Feb. 3, 1933; E pub.
34624; M. Witmark & sons. 3351
Nelson-arie; gesang von der
Schlacht am Nil, Englisch, Mrs.
Knight, tibersetzt Franz Hessel u.
L. Landshoff, hrsg. u. instrumentiert
Ludwig Landshoff; orch. Partitur.
© Sept. 1, 1982; E for. 28883; Edi-
tion Adler, G. m. b. H. doD2
Die welt auf dem monde; kom-
ische oper. text frei nach Goldoni v.
Wilhelm M. Treichlinger, musikal-
ische oper. text frei nach Goldoni v.
auszug mit text. © Nov. 5, 19382;
D 28384; Edition Adler, G. m. b. H.
3352*
He lifted me up—yes, up; hymn, w
Mrs. D. T. Yaxley, m Mrs. D. T.
Yaxley and Mrs. A. Hisenhart, arr.
Donald G. Davis. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E pub. 34966; Harry W. Vom Bruch.
3353
He lives; anthem, w Anna Hoppe and
an old German chorale, m §S. Clar-
ence Trued; mixed voices. © Feb.
16, 1933; E pub. 34884; Schools mu-
sic publishers, ine. 3354
He liveth; Easter service, w Elsie
Duncan Yale, and others, m J. Lin-
coln Hall. © Feb. 28, 1933; E pub.
34982; Hall-Mack co. 3355
He’s a blonde; fox trot song. © 1 «.
Feb. 1, 1983; E unp. 67349; Kay A.
Hiller. 3356
He’s the fellow for me; w and mel-
ody Budd L. Cross, Charles Kraatz
and Jerome Metzel. © 1 c. Feb. 8,
1933; E unp. 67411; Cross, Kraatz
and Metzel. 3357
He understands; hymn, m arr. Mrs.
C. P. Wilson. © 1. Feb. 23, 1933;
E unp. 68008; Justine DeRieux.
3308
© Jan. 14, 1933 ;
Bertha Graebner.
3359
Healing chant; song.
E pub. 34972;
pt. 107; nes. W238
Heart-broken; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 67801;
Louis Ralph DeStefano. 3360
Heart of oak; w David Garrick, air
Dr. Boyce, arr., Stanford Robinson.
© Feb. 8, 1983; E for. 28361;
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 3361
Heaven; song. © 1 c. Feb. 6, 1933;
E unp. 67305; Bonnie Elizabeth
Davis White. 3362
Heaven on earth; w and m Clarence
Tyner. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1933; E unp.
68131; Clarence Edward ‘Tyner.
3363
Heaven’s holiest song of love; Christ-
mas anthem, m Carrie B. Adams.
© Nov. 15, 1932; E pub. 34664; Wil-
bur F. Tillett. 3364
Help me find my heart; song, James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c¢.
Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67993; Lexie
Davis. 3369
Hen (The) song; fox trot, w and m
Raymond Wallace; with ukulele
arr. © Jan. 14, 1933; E for. 28274;
Huntley Trevor music co. ltd.
3366
Her name is Mary; fox trot, w Bruce
Sievier and Harold Ramsay, m H.
Ramsay, arr. Edgar Russell Carver ;
orch. pts., with male trio arr. Joe
Dubin. © Feb. 8, 1933; E pub.
34899 ; Chappell & co., ltd. 3367
Here comes prosperity ; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67271;
Sylvia Ries. 3368
Here is my love; w and melody. ©
1 ec Feb. 24, 1983; E unp. 68050;
Henry Levin and Benj. Vine. 3369
Here’s a song to someone; song. ©
1c Feb. 24, 1933; E unp. 68044;
Neill Barnett Beck. 3370
Here’s health to the Foreign legion;
w Robert Hargreaves and Stanley
J. Damerell, m Montague Ewing;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 23, 1933;
E for. 28428; Cecil Lennox, Itd.
Sotk
Heroismo boricua; letra y melodia HE.
P. Morell. © 1 c. Jan. 18, 1933; H
unp. 67422; Southern music pub Co.,
ine. 3372
Herren (Die) vom Maxim; schlager,
text Fritz Rotter, m Oscar Straus.
© Dee. 30, 1932; E for. 28192; Al-
robi musikverlag, G. m. b. H. 3373
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no. 2, 1933
3403
Heut’ bin ich so vergntigt, ich kénnte
immer singen; slowfox, aus Das mil-
lionentestament, text A. Lippschitz,
m Heinz Letton. © Aug. 11, 19382;
E for. 28197; Alrobi musikverlag,
G.m.b.H. 3374
Heykens’ second serande; by Jonny
Heykens, arr. R. 8. Stoddon: pf.
© Jan. 11, 1933; E for. 283884;
United music publishers, ltd. 3375
Hi-ho lack-a-day, what have we got to
lose; w and m Gus Kahn, Charlotte
Kent and Louis Alter; with ukulele
arr. May Singhi Breen. © Feb. 24,
1933: E pub. 34994; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 3376
Hide me under the shadow; anthem, w
from Holy Scripture, m Edgar
Priest ; 6 mixed voices. © 1c. Feb.
14, 1933; E unp. 67663; Jean Phil-
lips. 3377
High (The) hill; w Clayton Scollard;
sop. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1933; E unp.
67732; Avis Larsen Richardson.
3378
High (The) road and the low road;
w John W. Brotherton, m Daniel
Protheroe; men’s cho. © Jan. 138,
1933; E pub. 34724; Boston music
co. 3379
High society; by Z. T. Randolph; pf.
[conductor] © 1 c. Feb. 9, 1933;
E unp. 67440; Bibo-Lang, inc. 3380
Hindu skys [sic]; fox trot, melody.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67962;
John T. Boudreau. 3381
Hipper (The) dip; w and melody. ©
1c Feb. 24, 19383; E unp. 68051;
Henry Levin and Benj. Vine. 3382
Hobo; w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 11,
1933; E unp. 67523; Kyle F. Arnell.
3383
Hoggar; suite rapsodique, Renzo Ros-
Sellini; orch. Partitura. © Jan. 26,
1938; E for. 284835; G. Ricordi &
C0. 3384
Holiday ; by Ethel Ponce; pf. © Feb.
23, 1933; E pub. 384969; Robbins
music corp. 3385
Home beyond the river; by Donald
Heywood, arr. Tom Clark; orch.
pts. © Jan. 28, 1933; BE pub. 34715;
G. Schirmer, inc. 3386
Home in Caroline; w and melody Jim-
mie Davis. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1933;
E unp. 67436; Southern music pub.
eO; ine: 3387
al
9
oO
Honey kiss and make up; w Fil Lee,
with melody. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933 ;
E unp. 67614; Edith Henry. 3388
Honeymoon; w and m Charles Derf,
arr. Mabel Hendrix; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 28, 1932; E pub. 34784;
Will Lewis. 3389
Honour and victory; march, R. Bor-
ner; military band pts. © Jan. 20,
1933; E for. 28252; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd. 3390
Hope, the hermit; w Oxenford, m of
17th cent., adapted and arr. M. W.,
in, B flat... ©, Jan.) 18; 1983; E for.
28413; Chappell & co., Itd. 3391
Horseman (The); w Will H. Ogilvie,
m Alfred Hollins, tonic solfa tr.
H. J. Timothy; mixed voices. ©
Feb. 8, 1933; E for. 28862; Stainer
& Bell, ltd. 3392
Hot fingers; by Pietro Frosini; pf.
accordion. © Jan. 5, 1933; E pub.
34927; Alfred music co., inc. 3393
Hot-headed little red-head; fox-trot,
w, m, and ukulele arr. ©1ce. Jan.
19, 1933; E unp. 67419; Harold
Eugene Stewart. 3394
Hour after hour; song, w A. R. Gon-
zalez, jr. and Jerry Hall. © 1 ec.
Feb. 7, 19383; E unp. 673878; Aaron
R. Gonzalez, jr. 3395
How can you say it’s love; w and
melody. © 1 c. Feb. 11, 1933;
FE unp. 67555; John D. Marks. 3396
How can you say we’re through; song.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1933; E unp. 68030;
Daniel Kuster. Sp
How do I love you; w and melody. ©
1c Feb. 24, 1933; E unp. 68064;
Michael Rechler. 3398
Huachuca moon; pf. with w. © 1 ©.
Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68175; Jua-
nita Baker. 3399
Humanity’s plea; song. © 1c. Jan.
27, 1933; E unp. 67158; Laura L.
Beran. 3400
Hummin’ to myself; w F. Hager, m
Justin Ring.*C Web. 21933:
pub. 34592; Fred Hager and Justin
Ring. 3401
Humming (The) bird; song. © 1 «.
Feb. 10, 1933; E unp. 67503; Agnes
Elizabeth Rose. 3402
Hungry for you, sweetheart; song. ©
1 c@. Feb. 24, 1988; E unp. 68026;
Mary A. Blower. 3403
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3404
Hunier’s (The) song; w Byron Walter
Proctor; male voices. © Feb. 24,
1933; E pub. 34990; Mondel Ely
Butterfield. 3404
Hurdy-gurdy (The) ; Italian folk song,
w and arr. of m G. A. Grant-Schae-
fer; junior high boys’ voices. ©
Feb. 8, 1933; E pub. 34826; Ray-
mond A. Hoffman co. 3405
Hustlin’ and bustlin’ for baby; w and
m Harry Woods; with ukulele arr.
© Jan: 26, 1933; E pub. 34601;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc. 3406
Hymn melodies for children to play;
17 hymns arr. Nell V. Mellichamp;
pf., treble clef, with w. © Jan. 13,
1933; E pub. 34739; Willis music
co. 3407
Hymn to the night; w Henry Wads-
worth Longfellow, m Will C. Mac-
farlane; ten. solo, with 4-pt. men’s
cho. ace., a cappella. © Feb. 8,
1933; E pub. 34761; G. Schirmer,
inc. 3408
I am tired of roving; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp. 67528;
Jenny Della Caley. 3409
I believe I'll make a change; w and
melody Marion Sparks. © 1 «.
Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 67428; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 3410
I can write a song for you; w and
melody Imogene Rose. © 1 ¢. Feb.
11, 19833. “BE unp. - 67552; » Paul
Jacchia. 3411
I cannot dream those dreams again;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1. Feb. 23, 1933; E
unp. 67999; Ella Radatz. 3412
I can’t get enough of you; fox trot,
Little Jack Little, Dave Oppenheim
and Ira Schuster, arr. Art McKay;
orch. pts., with male trio arr. B.
Faighes. © Jan. 28, 1933; E pub.
34680; Leo Feist, inc. 3413
w and m Little Jack Little,
Dave Oppenheim and Ira Schuster;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 10, 1933;
E pub. 34869; Leo Feist, ine. 3414
I can’t get you off my mind; pf. with
w. °© ie, Feb. ! 17,1933. 4amp,
67782; Joe Share and Bill Roth.
3415
can’t help it; w and melody Sam
Vinci. ©1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp.
67992; Salvatore Peter Vinci. 3416
=
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
I can’t help lovin’ you; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp. 67579;
Irene Scott. 3417
I couldn’ hear nobody pray; negro
spiritual, arr. Harvey Gaul; sop. 1,
2 and alto 1, 2.° © Webiiaeaess-
E pub. 349387; J. Fischer & bro. |
3418
I couldn’t live without you; fox-trot,
w and melody. 1G, Mees,
1933; E unp. 68038; Ferdinand Far-
anda. 3419
I couldn’t tell them what to do; w
Roy Turk, m Dave Dreyer. © Feb.
1, 1933; E pub. 34655; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. ~ 3420
I do not care for you now; W and
melody. © 1 ¢. Feb. 9, 1933; E
unp. 67456; Dale Newell Carty.
3421
I don’t want a memory; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Feb. 4, 19383; E unp. 67236; Anna
EK. Ingram. 3422
don’t want to go to bed; from Sleep-
less nights, w and m Stanley Lu-
pino and Noel Gay; with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 14, 1932; E for. 28408; Law-
rence Wright music co. 3423
I dream of you; waltz song. © 1.
Feb. 1, 1933; E unp. 671386; Garner
R. Lloyd. 3424
I envy the moon; w Joe Young, m
Milton Ager; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 10, 1933; E pub. 34775; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inc. 3425
=
_
feel so lonely; song, melody James
L. Brown. .© ive. Febp2e, aves.
E unp. 68005; Stella Reagan. 3426
gotta go places and do things baby,
to forget you; w and m Jeanne
Burns and Gus Schilling, pf. se. Lou
Leaman; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
20, 1933: E pub. 34632; Mills music,
ine. 3427
gotta right to sing the blues; intro.
in Earl Carroll vanities, 10th ed., w
Ted Koehler, m Harold Arlen, new
arr. Albert Szirmai; with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 18, 1933; E pub. 34918;
Harms, ine. 3428
guess I'll have to practice up a bit;
-w and melody Phil Baxter. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 67822; Leo
Feist, inc. 3429
I have already forgotten you; fox trot
song. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1933; E unp.
67706; Arcilla Green. 3430
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Lo
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
I have said a word to beauty; Song.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 67840;
James Neill Northe. 3431
I have the insomnia blues; w and mel-
ody F. Mitchell, m and harmony S.
C. Schoepfle. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933;
E unp. 67809; Frances ae
432
I have to be free; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68159;
Benjamin Buchbinder, jr. 34383
I hear you calling me; intermezzo,
Charles Marshall, adapted and arr.
Haydn Wood; orch. pts. © Jan. 6,
1933 ; E for. 28251; Boosey & co., ltd.
3434
I heard somebody call my name; w
and melody A. Stigall. © 1c. Jan.
30, 1933; E unp. 67427; Southern
music pub. co., inc. =~ 3435
hope My dreams come true; w and
m Frank Capano, Marge Morris and
Jack Ziehler; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 20, 1933; E pub. 34633; Mills
music, inc. 3436
I just can’t take it; pf. with w. © 1
c. Feb. 1, 19383; E unp. 671388; Lewis
Aaron Carter. 3437
I know that you’re the one; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Feb. 4, 1933; E
unp. 67257; Warren Crosby. 3438
I know what it means to be lonely;
w Ralph Smith, m arr. John Bach;
with ukulele arr. © Dec. 28, 1932;
E pub. 34789; Will Lewis. 3439
I like mountain music; w James Cava-
naugh, m Frank Weldon; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 6, 1933; E pub.
34904; M. Witmark & sons. 3440
I live for the night; song. ©1c. Feb.
17, 1988; E unp. 67751; Iverson
‘Jones Walker. 3441
I'll be missing you; song. © 1c. Feb.
23, 1933; E unp. 68009; Florence
Adele Pond. 3442
I'll forever dream of you; valse song.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp. 67714;
J. McKleroy. 3443
T’ll go astray; w Edward Delaskey, m
J. Kugler and Roy Miller, arr. John
Bach. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp.
67869; Johnny Kugler. 3444
I'll live in memory; waltz song. ©
1 ¢@ Feb. 28, 19838; E unp. 68197;
Robert L. Tumey, jr. 3445
b>
3460
I’ll never grow tired of you; written
and composed Jos. Geo. Gilbert and
Edgar Leslie; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 24, 1932; E for. 28508; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd. 3446
I’ll pin another petal on the daisy, so
it’ll tell me you care; w Irving Ka-
hal, m Sammy Fain; with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 20, 1933; E pub. 34952;
M. Witmark & sons. 3447
T’ll take a chance; w and melody Phil
Baxter. ©1ce. Feb. 18, 1933; E unp.
67824; Leo Feist, inc. 3448
T’ll take you back, if you want to come
back; w and m Singin’ Sam, Ira
Schuster and Joe Young; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 10, 1933; E pub.
34806; Famous music corp. 3449
I lost and you won; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Feb. 21, 1933; E unp. 67904;
Florence Marie Lyons. 3450
I love myself for falling in love with
you; fox-trot song. © Jan. 4, 1933;
E pub. 34668; Irene A. Bryan. 3451
I love the way you hold me; song, m
Alois Bartschmid. © Feb. 16, 1933;
E pub. 34887; Hugh J. Wolfe. 3452
I love you; song, w Jean Jaffe. ©l1e.
Feb. 4, 1983; E unp. 67287; Harold
Jaffe. 3453
——w and melody. © 1 «¢. Feb. 11,
1933; E unp. 67533; Texas Intribus.
3454
waltz, w Mrs. F. M. Lucier, mel-
ody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ¢. Jan. 27,
1933; E unp. 68100; Frances Muriel
Rasmussen Lucier. 3455
I love you dearie; fox trot song. ©
1c. Jan: 25, 1933; E unp. 67331;
Maybel Ley. 3456
I loved you then and I love you yet
sweetheart; song. © 1. Feb. 8,
1933; E unp. 67390; Alice Rundena
Sophie Johansen. 3457
I’m a bold love racketeer ; w Carol Lee,
melody Al. Piantadosi and Jack
Glogau. © 1. Feb. 25, 1933; E
unp. 68088; Mort Beck music ¢o.
3458
I’m a hot time mamma; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Feb. 13, 19838; E unp. 67605; W.
Parker. 3459
I’m a lonesome little sweetheart of a
bygone day; w and melody. ©1..
Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67270; Emma
Phroilla Reid. 3460
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3461
I’m a prisoner of love; fox-trot, w S.
Adelman, melody B. Adelman. ©
1 ec. Feb. 23, 19383; E unp. 67977:
Samuel Adelman and Benny Adel-
man. 3461
I’m crazy about ev’rything about you;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1933;
E unp. 67306; Marion R. Black.
3462
I’m desperate I’m lonesome and blue;
song; with ukulele arr. © 1c. Feb.
13, 1933; E unp. 67630; Alta M.
Zintl. 3463
I’m drifting along on a cloud; waltz,
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933;
E unp. 67628; Edward Askins. 3464
I’m falling for you; song. ©1c. Feb.
14, 19383; E unp. 67660; Marjorie
Berg. 3465
I’m falling in love in the fall; w Basil
Moorhouse, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Feb. 4, 1933;
E unp. 67245; J. B. Moorhouse. 3466
I’m going back to home sweet home;
song, arr. Ray Boughner. © 1 «.
Feb. 7, 19383; E unp. 67368; Robert
Peter Phelan. 3467
I'm going to see my baby: fox trot
song. ©1 ce. Jan. 25, 1983; E unp.
67333 ; Joseph A. Winters. 3468
I’m gonna go along: w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1933; E unp. 67442;
Charles Gordon Rex. 3469
I’m gonna haunt ya; w and melody
Len Healy; in D min. © 1. Feb.
21, 1933; E unp. 67889; Leonard G.
Healy. 3470
I’m gonna hurry to take my time down
South; w and m Ann Roneil; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 17, 1933; E
pub. 34875; Irving Berlin, inc. 3471
I’m gonna love you more in 19383; w
Mose Sigler and Ned Washington, m
Michael H. Cleary, pf. sc. Lou Lea-
man; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 4,
19383; E pub. 34837; Mills music,
ine. 3472
I’m in a fog; melody. © 1. Feb. 6,
1933; E unp. 67298; Nicholas Yel-
lenti. 3473
I’m in love, I’m bubbling in happi-
ness; w G. K. Anderson, jr., and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp.
67215; Sumner V. McKnight. 3474
I’m in love with my mother-in-law’s
gal; w Edward A. Nitram, m Thel-
ma L. Deer. © Feb. 4, 1933; E
pt. III, n. s., v. 28.
pub. 34768; Sangamon sales service.
3475.
I’m just a little steaming radiator; w
and melody J. J. Cavalier and Frank
H. Adamo. © 1 ¢ Feb. 24 1933;
E unp. 68039; John J. Cavalier.
3476
I’m just wond’ring about you; fox
trot song. © 1. Feb. 7, 1933; E
unp. 67715; Nellie Carter. 3477
I’m living on the memory of you; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1933;
E unp. 67532; Herman M. Franz.
3478
I’m looking for a nice young lady; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933;
E unp. 67629; Edward Askins. 3479
I’m looking for another Mary; w and
melody Robert Lewis O’Reiley. ©
tl ec. Feb. 4, 193833 anes 7 eee
Robert S. Curtis. 3480:
I’m looking for my love in the moon-
light; w and melody. © 1 e¢. Feb.
23, 1933; E unp. 67941; Edwin Mil-
chunes. 3481
I’m not thru’ with you; song, m F. J.
Threlfall and Jos. D. Farace. ©
1c. Feb. 21, 19833) tape erece.
Fred J. Threlfall. 3482.
I’m sad and lonely; pf. with w. ©1e.
Feb. 16, 1933; E unp. 67672; Eleanor
Maryann Balcerzak. 3483
I’m still on my first jig-saw puzzle;
w Lew Nemerson, with melody. ©
1 c. Feb. 4, 1983; E unp. 67324;
Larry Lowy. 3484
I’m technocrazy over you; w Lew
Nemerson, with melody. © 1c. Feb.
4, 1988; E unp. 67275; Larry Lowy.
3485
I’m traveling with love; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 2, 193833) Higmipsaeacc.
Al Yann. 3486.
I’m up in the air over you; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E
unp. 67936; Fred J. Long. 3487
I married an angel; w Lorenz Hart,
m Richard Rodgers. © 1 e. Feb.
25, 1933; E unp. 68090; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 3488
I need someone like you; song. ©1e.
Feb. 24, 19383; E unp. 68031; Daniel
Kuster. 3489
I never find time to be lonesome; fox- |
trot song. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1933; E |
unp. 67350; A. Danielson. 3490
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I never will get over you; Song, mel-
ody Kenneth Casey. ©1c. Feb. 21,
1933; E unp. 67902; Julius Cohen.
3491
only wanted you; w and melody. ©
1 ¢«. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 67872;
Russell Allen Lawson. 3492
I refuse to cry over you; w and
melody W. E. Willis and Annie G.
Laurie,’ © 1c. Feb. 27; 1933; E
unp. 67165; Walter Edward Willis.
3493
I said goodbye to happiness; w and
melody Budd L. Cross, Charles
_ Kraatz and Jerome Metzel. © 1.
Feb. 8, 1933; E unp. 67410; Cross,
Kraatz and Metzel. 3494
see the moon; 2-pt. song, air and
1st verse from Joyce’s Old Irish
folk music and songs, arr. G. Moly-
neux Palmer, verses 2 and 3, A.
Percival Graves. © Nov. 1, 1932;
E for. 28292; G. Molyneux Palmer.
3495
I shall remember you; w Edward
' Lockton, m Dorothy Forster; in A
flat. © Jan. 27, 1933; E for. 28279;
Cary & Co. 3496
I stumbled into heaven falling for
you; fox trot, w and m Sidney D.
Mitchell, Ted Koehler and Lew
Pollack, arr. Lyle Murphy; orch.
pts., with male trio arr. B. Faighes.
© Feb. 1, 1933; E pub. 34681; Leo
Feist, inc. 3497
I’ve been dreaming of you little gal;
w and melody. ©1c. Feb. 23, 1933;
EK unp. 679385; Jacob Meisenburg.
3498
I’ve got a padlock on my heart; w and
m Amos H. Babcock; with uku-
lele arr. © Dec. 28, 1932; E pub.
34790; Will Lewis. 3499
Ive got the world’s wide depression
blues; w and melody; in B flat.
© 1e. Feb. 15, 1933; E unp. 67692;
Chas. H. Robinson. 3500
I’ve got the wrong man; from Bally-
hoo, w Robert Nesbitt and Frank
Lon
=
Hearn, m William Walker; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 3, 1933; E for.
28202; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
3501
Ive got to be there; from Pardon my
English, w Ira Gershwin, m George
Gershwin; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 6, 1933; E pub. 34901; New
world music corp. 3502
3516
I’ve started all over again; fox-trot,
w Gretta Lee Wise, m Carl Rupp.
© Feb. 10, 1933; E pub. 34852;
Wise-Rupp music publishers. 3503
I vos d’ere, Charlie, vos you; w and
melody: © 1 ¢. Feb. 3, 1933; E
unp. 67221; Henry Levin and Benj.
Vine. 3504
I want the sunshine; w and melody
James Wilson. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933;
E unp. 67594; L. W. Barnes. 3505
I want you and home sweet home;
song, m Melissa McLean. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 15, 1933; E unp. 67680; Grace
EK. Bishop. 3506
I was just a little nobody, but some-
body happened along and made
somebody of me; w and melody. ©
ie. Feb... 11,°19338 7 Ho unp: 67517 §
Sammy Mysels. 3907
I will always love you; song. ©1e.
Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67313; Teria
Monck. 3508
I wish that I had never met you;
song. ©1e. Feb. 8, 1933; E unp.
67397 ; Norman Carlos Crane. 38509
I wonder; song. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1933;
E unp. 68018; Aimee Ethel Younger.
3510
I wonder if Nancy is there; w John
M. Hillman, m Dorothy Mae Jack-
son. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp.
68164; Marie Caroline music pub.
co. 3511
I worship you; song. © 1c. Feb. 13,
1933 ; E unp. 67593; Harold Conway
Chivington. 3512
Iberia; rumba, Ulisse Siciliani; orch.
parti... © ANov., 28:0 L982) Bro whor.
28356; M. Marletta. 3513
Ich bei tag und du bei nacht ; schlager,
text Robert Gilbert u. Werner R.
Heymann, m Werner Richard Hey-
mann, erl. klavier arr. Gérard Ja-
cobson. © Nov. 17, 1932; E for.
28214; Ufaton-verlags, G. m. b. H.
3514
Ich hatte nie gedacht; English waltz,
text u. m Hans Lengsfelder u. Alex
Stone, arr. Billy Golwyn; orch.
stimmen, mit gesangstrio. © Feb.
1, 19838; E for. 28425; Musikverlag
City. 3515
aoe klavier-arr. Billy Gol-
wyn. © Feb. 6, 1933; E for. 28447;
Musikverlag City. 3516
141
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3017
Ich. kann nicht schlafen heut’ nacht
. 3 tango, w Fritz Rotter, m Willy
Engel-Berger u. Monte Paal, klav.
arr. Walter Borchert. © May 26,
1931; E for. 28226; Wiener bohéme
verlag, Otto Hein. 3517
Ich wanderte unter den ba’iumen; w
Heine, English Oliver Strachey, m
Bernard van Dieren. © Aug. 4,
19382; E for. 27740; Oxford univ.
press. 3518
Ich will ja nichts als deine liebe; ar-
gentino-step, deutscher text Beda,
m Santiago Lopez, arr. Walter
Borchert. © Nov. 3, 1932; E for.
28494; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
b. Hi: 3519
Ideal (The) American; march; pf. ©
1 e. Feb. 15, 19383; E unp. 67671;
Edward Lewis Beers. 3520
Idol (The) of my heart; song, m
Richard Stahl. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1933;
E unp. 67384; Leona Supplee Stahl.
3521
If; valse song. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1933;
E unp. 67707; Hortense Hirsch.
3522
If all love were just one love; song,
melody Stan Tucker. © 1 c. Feb.
20, 1938; E unp. 67863; Eugenie
McKenzie. 3523
If I could just forget; valse song. ©
1G, Jan. 25,1933, HE ounp. 6iss25
Mae Stutler Smith. 3524
If I could make time stand still; w
and melody. ©1e. Feb. 16, 1933;
E unp. 67748; Orville D. Denmon.
3525
If I had a million wishes; song. ©
1c. Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 67919; Ben
V. Lamborn. 3526
If I had my life to live again; fox-
trot song, w Joseph E. Mammano.
© 1c. Feb. 2, 1983; E unp. 67921;
Frank O. Monaco. 3927
If it’s true; w and m Don Redman,
Jule Penrose and Gus Bently. ©
Jan. 12, 1933; E pub. 34639; Law-
rence music publishers, ine. 3528
If it wasn’t for love; w Charlie To-
bias and George J. Bennett, m
Henry H. Tobias. © Feb. 8, 1933;
E pub. 34755; Joe Morris music Co.
3529
If you believe; w and melody Irving
Berlin. © 1 c. Feb. 25, 19383; E unp.
68080; Irving Berlin, inc. 3530
pt. Ilr, n. s., v. 28
If you wanted too [sic]; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp.
67376; Claire Judith Wexler. 3531
If you will just be my fie © w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 2, 1933; E unp.
67174; Raymond J. Feeney. 3532
Il faut qu’une porte soit ouverte ou
fermée; dans La revue d’amour, pa-
roles et m Maurice Hermite. ©
Jan. 20, 1933; E for. 28244; Enoch
& cie. 3533
Images d’Epinal; pour pf. et orch. A
vents, réduction par l’auteur Marius
Francois Gaillard; 2 pfs. © Dec.
20, 1932; E for. 28517; Editions Max
Eschig. 3534
Imagine; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
25, 1988; E unp. 68075; William
Gordon Beecher, jr. 3535
Impresario (The) ; overture Cimarosa,
ed. and arr. Denis Wright; brass
and reed band pts., with conductor.
© Jan. 17, 19338; E for. 28257:
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 3536
In a little back alley; fox-trot, w and
m Leo Towers, Harry Leon and Ho-
ratio Nicholls; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 21, 193838; E for. 28410; Law-
rence Wright music co. 3537
In a park in Paree; from A bedtime
story, w Leo Robin, m Ralph Rainger.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp. 67566;
Famous music corp. 3538
In a year - ina day; from Happy ever
after, w Douglas Furber, German,
Rob Gilbert and Werner R. Hey-
mann, m Werner R. Heymann; with
ukulele arr. [English text only] ©
Dec. 30, 1932; E for. 28869; Ufaton
verlags, G. m. b. H. 3539
In dear old Georgia; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 8, 19383; E unp. 67391;
Shan Austin. 3540
In deinen blauen augen steht ein ge-
dicht; English waltz, aus Die cou-
sine aus Warschau, w Artur Reb-
ner u. Stein, m Artur Guttmann.
© Mar. 17, 1931;.E for. , 28284;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Otto Hein.
3541
In every nook and corner, you are
missing; w Irving Kahal, m Sammy
Fain; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 6,
1933; E pub. 34905; M. Witmark &
sons. 3542
In love with you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68161;
Benjamin Buchbinder, jr. 3543
142
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1933
In my arms, Chicago fair’s first prize ;
song. © 1c. Feb. 9, 19383; E unp.
67439; Julius A. Hansen. 3544
In my garden; w Lester O’Keefe, m
Idabelle Firestone; med. or high
voice. © Feb. 8, 19383; E unp.
34766; G. Schirmer, inc. 3545
In old Vienna; song. © 1. Feb. 15,.
1933; E unp. 67685; Morris Olson
and Henry Russell Olson. 3546
In our beautiful garden of love; pf.
with w. ©1c. Feb. 4, 1933; EH unp.
67282; Clark C. Hinners. 3547
In our romance; w and melody. ©
1 @ Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67950;
Sue Sedberry. 3548
In the flowery month of June; song,
m Burrell Van Buren. © 1c. Feb.
20, 1933; E unp. 67838; Bertha J.
' Fahy. 3549
In the garden; sketch, pf. treble and
w. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1983; D 28382;
Marjorie Harper. 3549*
In the middle of the night; pf. treble
with w. © 1 ¢. Feb: 11) 1933); E
unp. 67512; Basil M. Ziegler. 3550
In the night; song, m Butler Bennett.
©1c. Jan. 25, 1983; E unp. 67188 ;
Herbert Montwid Agoos. 3551
In the shadow of the old New Eng-
land moon; pf. with w. ©1c. Feb.
6, 19388; E unp. 67703; Merritt
Smith. 3552
In the valley of broken hearts; song,
melody Gene Canzone. © 1. Feb.
24, 1933; E unp. 680638; Albert H.
Kelloway. 3553
In the wigwam; by Kenneth Forster ;
pf. © Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 34888;
Shattinger piano & music co. 3554
In the woods in June; w Mordaunt
Currie, m C. Armstrong Gibbs.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Jan. 20,
1983 ; E for. 28248; Boosey & co., ltd.
3555
In yonder vale; folk song, arr. Rich-
ard H. Walthew, English, Georgina
Tanner, tonic solfa tr. H. J. Timo-
thy. © Jan. 19, 1933; E for. 28263 ;
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 3556
In 1929 we had a penthouse; w and
m Val Burton and Will Jason. © 1.
e. Feb. 16, 1983; E unp. 67754;
Movietone music corp. 3957
Inauguration march; pf. © 1c. Feb.
17, 1983; E unp. 67768; Julia H. W.
Sawtelle. 3558
165519—33——_3
3072
Indian sleep song; song, w L. Sarett.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 67878;
Florentine Heimlich. B59
Interviouve; étude, P. O. Ferroud; pf.
© Dee. 1, 1932; EB for. 28333; Hdi-
tions du magasin musical, Pierre
Schneider. 3560
Introduce me to that honey; w and
melody. © 1. Feb. 23, 1933; BH
unp. 67930; Norma Gala and Paul J.
Anguish. 3561
Introduction and scherzo; by R. H.
Bassett, arr. P. Marquardt; pf.-con-
ductor. ©1c. Feb. 13, 1933; E unp.
67635; Movietone music corp. 3562
Introduction to the chords; by John
M. Williams; pf. with w. © Jan.
18, 193838; E pub. 34727; Boston
music co. 3563
Introduktion, Chaconne und Doppel-
fuge; von Hanns Schindler, op. 39;
orgel. Dec. 20, 1932; EH for.
28294; F. HE. C. Leuckart. 3564
Irish reel; the wind that shakes the
barley, intro. Come all you maids
where’er you be, arr. Ernest Bul-
lock; violin and pf. © Feb. 10,
1933; E for. 283859; Stainer & Bell,
Itd. 3565
Irish (An) tune; arr. Ernest Bullock;
violin and pf. © Feb. 10, 1933; H
for. 28360; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 3566
Irma la mala; tango, de la version
cinegrafica; pf. con letra. © 1.
Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 67859; George
M. Dada. 3567
Is that the way you care; waltz, w
Mabel Pagden and Gerald Morrison,
m G. Morrison; with ukulele arr. ©
Nov. 3, 1982: Hy) for) 28512" Vox,
Rogers & Stroud, ltd. 3568
Is there such a thing; song. © 1 c.
Feb. 24, 1983; E unp. 68043; Neill
Barnett Beck. 3569
Islands (The) are calling me; w L.
Wolfe Gilbert, m Harry Akst. ©
1c Feb. 18, 19383; E unp. 67646;
Movietone music corp. 3570
It can’t be true; w and m Fred Plot-
kin. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1983; E unp.
674138; Samuel R. Plotkin. 3571
It is a time for a song now; melody
for ten. or sop. with pf. ace. ©
1 c« Feb. 11, 1933; E unp. 67585;
Alfred Carl Parolino. 3572
143
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3073
It is you, and nobody elSe; w and m
Edward Orson. © 1 ¢. Feb. 27,
1933; E unp. 68104; Elbert Orson
Brower. 3573
It must have been a dream; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Feb. 13, 19383; E unp. 67603;
Donna McCarty. 3574
It’s a good thing I can’t talk; sketch;
pf. treble with w. © 1. Feb. 7,
1933 ; D 28380; Marjorie Harper.
3574*
It’s all over now, all over; song. ©
1 c. Feb. 8, 1933; E unp. 67408;
J. W. King. 3575,
It’s funny that way; song, m Jack
Mahoney. © Jan. 9, 1933; E pub.
34669; S. V. Dorn. 3576
It’s great to be a Georgian; song, m
Myrtle Belle Durham; pf. ©1.«.
Feb. 27, 1933; E unp. 68133; Reuben
Foster Kidwell. 3577
It’s hard to pretend; w and m F. C.
Bernhardt and Dorothy Bates. ©
1 « Feb. 24, 19383; E unp. 68034;
Fred Charles Bernhardt. 3578
It’s Sunday down in Caroline; w
Marty Symes and Al. J. Neiburg,
melody Jerry Levinson. © 1c. Feb.
27, 19383; E unp. 68135; Santly bros.,
ine. 3579
It’s you I love, and you're the one; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1933;
E unp. 67693; George Roessel and
Mario Palestro. 3580
It seems too good to be true; w Harl
McCarron, m Ralph William Win-
slow Bolton. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1933;
E unp. 67499; George Percy Bolton.
3581
It was in a little town across the
border ; w George W. Brown, melody
Mabel Wayne. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933;
E unp. 67819; Leo Feist, ine. 3582
Jacky et Mado; conte musical moderne
en 8 chansons pour enfants, poésies
M. Revellin Ott, C. Mehnert et J.
Lefaurichon, m R. Fragny. © Oct.
25, 1932; E for. 28457; Mare Camus.
3583
Japanese (A) lullaby: w E. Field, m
Eric H. Thiman; sop. and contralto.
(© Fan; ) 245°1083 5° for: 228i:
Joseph Williams, ltd. 3584
Jawohl: song. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1933;
E unp. 68061; Fred J. Threlfall.
3585
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Jazz; par N. Karjinsky; violoncelle
et pf. © Dec. 5, 1932; EB for. 28519;
Editions Max Eschig. 3586
Jazz band blues; w and m Ken Holmes.
© 1c. Feb. 8, 19383; E unp. 67415;
Kenneth R. Holmes. 3587
Jesus Christ, my heart’s true Captain;
hymn, w and m Greville Cooke;
unison or harmony. © Feb. 14,
1933 ; E for. 28450; Joseph Williams.
ltd. 3588
Jesus is coming; hymn, m J. M. Hen-
son. © Dec. 31, 1932; E pub. 34229;
Eva Bradfield. 3589
Jesus walked the sea to me; song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 21, 1933; E unp. 67909;
Gertrude Throne Peters. 3590
Jig-saw melody; w Henry Marcus and
Bob Maxwell, m Raymond Walker;
pf. © 1c. Feb. 25, 19383; BH ump.
68084; Breezy music pub. corp. 3591
Jig-saw puzzle; fox-trot, arr. Alice
Cary Longfellow; pf. with w. ©
1 e Feb. 28, 19383; E unp. 68178;
Earle Taylor Rush. 3592
Jig-saw puzzles; w J. V. Borgia, m
H. Uva. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1933; E unp.
67916; James Virga Borgia and
Helen Uva. 3593
Joan don’t leave me alone; fox trot,
w and melody. ©1c. Feb. 23, 1933;
E unp. 67980; Evelyn Panikoff.
3594
Joy to the world; chimes; pf. © Feb.
9, 1938; E pub. 34971; Ramona
Geer. 3595
Joyful (The) Eastertide; sacred song,
w Mary Cleveland Geer, m Louis R.
Dressler; high voice, with pf. or
organ ace. and violin ad lib. ©
Jan. 24, 1982; E pub. 34718; G.
Schirmer, inc. 3596
Joyful tidings; hymn, m Charles
Midgley. © Feb. 10, 1933; E pub.
34891; Samuel B. Letson. 3597
Jubilo; from Too busy to work, w and
m Henry C. Work, arr. J. Rochette.
© Feb. 2, 19383; E pub. 34693;
Movietone music corp. 3598
Jug (A) of wine, a loaf of bread and
thou; w and m Al Lewis, Jack
Meskill and Vincent Rose. © Feb.
1, 19838; E pub. 34654; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 3599
Juggling a jig-saw; w Edgar Leslie, m
Fred EB. Ahlert ; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 27, 1933; E pub. 34985; Donald-
son, Douglas & Gumble, ine. 3600
144
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 19383
Junior scale and arpeggio manual; by
Sydney Twinn; violin, 1st. position.
bk. 1. © Jan. 23, 1933; E for. 28371;
Alfred Lengnick & co., ltd. 3601
Just a dream; w Arnold Vollmer, m
Arthur Rosenstein; in G. © Feb.
16, 1933; E pub. 34915; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 3602
Just a little kiss and then good night ;
song, w James Dietrich. © 1c. Feb.
17, 19883; E unp. 67758; Helen Jenks
Dietrich. 3603
Just a little song for daddy; song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 67852;
Reginald Beales and Alexander S.
Baker. 3604
Just a picture of you; song. ©1e.
Feb. 20, 193838; E unp. 67868; Walter
Louis Engel. 3605
Just a rose covered shack; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67998;
Naomi M. Knepper. 3606
Just a Song in my heart; pf. with w.
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1933; E unp. 67156;
Harold C. Reisinger. 3607
Just a wee man; song. © 1c. Feb.
28, 1983; E unp. 68179; Evelyn
Maud Guild. 3608
Just a year ago: w and melody Wini-
fred L. Stuart. © 1 c Feb. 23,
19838; E unp. 67949; Frances M.
Wilcox. 3609
Just a-loving you; song, m Jack Ma-
honey. Jan. 5, 1983; E pub.
34675; Emma Bell. 3610
Just another face in the picture; w
Harry Pease, m Ed. G. Nelson; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 18, 1933; E
pub. 34648; Mort Beck music co.
3611
Just down the road; pf. with w. ©
1c. Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 67811;
John Pauly. 3612
Just give me the girl; w and m Walter
Donaldson; with ukulele arr.
Feb. 27, 1983 ; E pub. 34984 ; Donald-
son, Douglas & Gumble, inc. 3613
Just one more before we say good-
night; from Sleepless nights, w and
m Stanley Lupino and Noel Gay;
with ukulele arr. © Dec. 23, 1932;
E for. 28409; Lawrence Wright
music co. 3614
Just one more kiss; fox-trot, w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 7. 1933; E unp.
67365; Ghersen Kaufman. 3615
3628
Just over the hill; w F. M. Sims, m
Bertha Mae Lillenas; contralto solo,
or contralto and ten. duet. © Jan.
20, 1933; E pub. 34831; Lillenas
pub. co. 3616
Just suppose; song. © 1c. Feb. 17,
1933; E unp. 67770; Ferne Hansen.
3617
Kk. O. the gloom and smile; song, m
Frank and Rives Brown, arr. by
Billy Revce. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1933;
EK unp. 67848; Frank Watkins
Brown, jr. : 3618
Kaiserwalzer; drei schlager aus dem
film, text Robert Gilbert, m nach
Suppé, Millocker u. Strauss, v. Nico
Dostal. Jan. 9, 19838; HE. for.
28498 ; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
b. H. 3619
. Kammerstiick ; v. Karl Wiener, op. 7;
orch. Partitur. © Sept. 17, 1932;
E for. 28381; Edition Adler, G. m.
b. H. 3620
Kampf; schlager, aus dem film, text
Friedrich Schwarz, m Mare Roland,
arr. Franz Stolzenwald u. Sascha
Chwat. © Dec. 3, 1932; E for.
28497 ; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
b. H. 3621
Katey Dale; w and melody. © 1 «.
Feb. 7, 1988; E unp. 68101; Frank
Luther. 3622
Katoozie; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
16, 19388; E unp. 67738; Victor F.
Steede. 3623
Keep looking up; mixed voices. ©
Feb. 1, 1933; E pub. 34591; Rudy E.
Callen. 3624
Keep on smilin’ all the time; song. ©
Feb. 11, 1983; E pub. 34898; Roy W.
Lamkins aud Raymond J. Felletter.
3625
Keep on the bright side; from Happy
ever after, w Douglas Furber, Ger-
man, Walter Reisch, m Werner R.
Heymann; with ukulele arr. [Eng-
lish text only] © Dee. 30, 1932;
E for. 28370; Ufaton verlags, G. m.
b. H. 3626
Keep smiling; w and melody. © 1.
Feb. 28, 1983; E unp. 68155; Louise
Ellen Grom. 3627
Keep thinking how I love you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1. Feb. 13, 1933; E unp.
67600; Herbert Grimwood. 3628
145
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3629
Keeping house with you; w Alice
Stoddard, m Jack McGuire; pf.
treble. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp.
67212; Alfred Jack McGuire. 3629
Kelpie (The), song. © 1. Feb. 10,
1933 ; E unp. 67500; Agnes Elizabeth
Rose. 3630
Kermesse flamande; by Michel Brus-
selmans; voc. sc., and reduction for
pf. solo. © Jan. 15, 1933; E for.
28809; A. Cranz. 3631
King (The) -immortal; sacred story
cantata, dramatized Valeria R. Leh-
man, Ww LHElsie Duncan Yale and
others, m J. Faure, J. Lincoln Hall
and others. © Feb. 23, 1933; D
28394; Hall-Mack co. 3631*
King’s (The) welcome; anthem, based
on carol Quittez, pasteurs, m Alfred
Whitehead; mixed voices; organ
ace. © Jan. 26, 1933; E pub. 34699;
Oliver Ditson co., inc. 3632
Kiss her for me; w Ed. G. Nelson,
melody Al. Hoffman and Al. Good-
hart. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1933; E unp.
68142; Aileen Stanley. 3633
Kiss (A) in the moonlight, and the
world began; w Irving Kahal, m
Sammy Fain; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 6, 1933; E pub. 34903; Remick
music corp. 3634
Kiss me hello; fox trot song. ©
1 ec. Jan. 25, 19838; E unp. 673834;
Fred Wolfer. 3635
Komm auf die schaukel, Luise; das
Liliom lied, schunkelwalzer, text
Hans Herbert, m Theo. Mackeben,
klavier arr. Walter Borchert. ©
Nov. 10, 1982; E for. 28496; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G.m.b.H. 3636
Komm/’n Sie bitte ’riiber; foxtrott, w
Willy Rosen u. Marcel Lion, m Aus-
tin Egen u. Fritz German, spezial-
arr. Bert Cadi; salon-orch. stimmen.
© May 9, 1931; E for. 28224:
Wiener bohéme verlag, Otto Hein.
3637
Koosheeo; Chinese cradle song, w
S. P. K. Ming, m Isabel D. Ferris;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Jan. 27, 1933;
E pub. 34799; C. C. Birchard & Co.
3638
Koral fOr orgel; med variationer, mel-
odi Johann Criiger, sdttning och
variationer John Morén. © Dee.
29, 1932; E for. 28461; A. b. Nordi-
ska musikfoérlaget. 3639
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
Ladies quadrille; melody Ivan Laam.
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1933; E unp. 67431;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 3640
Lady behave; song. © 1. Feb. 18,
1933 ; E unp. 67814; Ralph Angelillo.
3641
Lament; song. © 1. Feb. 15, 19338;
E unp. 67697 ; Arthur Louis Iverson.
3642
Land of dreams; waltz song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933;
E unp. 67880; Grant C. Shepherd.
3643
Land of make-believe; song, melody
Antonio Lora. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1933 ;
E unp. 67894; Marjorie Harper.
3644
Laughin’ Louie; w and melody. ©
1 @. Feb. 24, 1983; HE tap. 6susr;
Basil M. Ziegler. 3645
Lazy rain; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 6, 1933; E unp. 67924; Clarence
Muse. 3646
Lead Thou Me on; hymn, m Hleanor
Stewart Cooper; mixed voices. ©
Jan. 28, 1983; E pub. 34656; Samuel
William Thompson. 3647
Learning to care; w and melody. ©
1 e. Feb. 23, 1983; EH unpy 68021;
Louis J. Chiocco. 3648
Leavin’ you_baby; w and melody V.
Spivey. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1933; E unp.
67426; Southern music pub. ¢co., inc.
3649
Leg show; by Hugo Friedhofer, arr.
Hmil Gerstenberger; pf. conductor.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1983; E unp. 67833;
Movietone music corp. 3650
Legally you may be hers, but your
heart belongs to me; w D. White,
melody M. L. Ladewig. ©1c. Feb.
3, 1933; E unp. 67210; Marjorie L.
Ladewig and Dorothy White. 3651
Leggenda sinfonica; di Alexander
Steinert; orch. Partitura. © Dec.
22, 1982; E for. 28464; Universal
edition, a.g. 3652
Lena-Mena-Mina-Mo; song. © 1 e¢.
Feb. 24, 1933; E unp. 68066; Michael
Rechler. 3653
Let every day be Children’s day; offi-
cial song of toy mfrs. of U.S.A. ©
Feb. 28, 1933; E pub. 34968; Harold
Orlob. 3654
Let me call you my sweetheart; waltz,
w Wilber Luina Shipley, m Jack R.
Shipley. © 1 c. Feb. 13, 1933; E unp.
67617; John Russell Shipley. 3655
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no. 2, 1933
Let me hear it from you, I love you;
waltz song, arr. Sylvester L. Cross.
© Dee. 4, 1932; E pub. 34973; Rene
Werschkul. 3656
Let me hear you say it again; w Lee
Spencer, melody Larry E. Goffin. ©
1c. Feb. 28, 1988; E unp. 68163;
LeRoy K. West. 3657
Let me kiss the tears from your eyes;
song, m Stan Tucker. © Jan. 3,
1933; E pub. 84676; Isabel C. Cook.
3658
Let me Swing you in my swing, little
girl; w and melody. © 1. Feb.
11, 19838; E unp. 675385; Martha
Small. 3659
Let’s be happy; fox trot song. ©1e.
Feb. 8, 1983; E unp. 67708; Alfy
Auszura. 3660
Let’s do a jig-saw puzzle on pros-
perity ; song, melody Kenneth Casey.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1933; E unp. 67901;
Julius Cohen. 3661
Let’s get out of bed and go to work;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1933;
E unp. 67276; Fred’k Isaac Kogos.
3662
Let’s get together in the springtime;
song. © 1c. Feb. 2, 1933; E unp.
67183; Dewey Lionel Dick. 3663
Let’s go America; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Feb. 3, 1983; E unp. 67201;
Alexander Hegybeli. 3664
Let’s go back to dear old Dixie; song.
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1933; E unp. 67303;
Lester A. Reed. 3665
Let’s go strolling; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 13, 1983; E unp. 67596; Lucille
Anttila. 3666
Let’s make the next kiss the next to
last kiss; w Bud Green and Ben
Ryan, m Lou Handman; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 9, 1933; E pub.
34934; Green & White, inc. 3667
Let’s meet by the old oaken bucket,
down by the old rustic well; w and
m Bob Miller and Jack Erickson;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 15, 1983;
E pub. 34896; Forster music pub-
lisher, inc. 3668
Let’s take a chance on love; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E
unp. 67945; Barbara Ethel Taylor.
3669
Let’s talk about you; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1933; E unp. 67163 ;
Walter Edward Willis. 3670
3683
Let the sunshine chase all your trou-
bles away; w and melody. © 1 «.
Feb. 4, 19838; E unp. 67250; John
Ersted. 3671
Let us dream; w L. J. Monaghan, jr.,
J. Solomon and Thos. Naughton; pf.
©1c. Feb. 17, 1933; E unp. 67922;
Leo. J. Monaghan, jr. and Julius
Solomon. 3672
Let us sing an old-time song; w and
m Stanley Rubinstein; with ukulele
arr, R. S. Stoddon. © Jan. 831,
1933; E for. 28276; B. Feldman &
co. 3673
Let your jaw go for Chicago; song,
w Alexander McMullen. © Dec. 19,
1932; E pub. 34660; M. Antha Mc-
Mullen. 3674
Letter (A) to my mother; w and m
Jos. Geo. Gilbert and Al. Nikle;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 3, 1933;
E for. 28314; Keith, Prowse & co.,
ltd. 3675
Lewis Carroll’s Alice in wonderland
and Through the looking glass; inci-
dental music, composed and arr.
Henry Cyphus; voice and pf. ©
Jan. 19, 1933; E for. 28267; Stainer
& Bell, ltd. 3676
Liberty band opening; by Gus Guent-
zel; band. Conductor sc. © 1 «.
Feb. 3, 19383; E unp. 67228; Harold
Wm. Roberts. 3677
Liberty (The) girl; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1983; E unp 67587;
Percy R. Gillespie. 3678
Lieder, die meine mutter sang; pot-
pourri, August Batzem, zusammen-
gestellt Walter Borchert; orch.
stimmen, u. text. © May 20, 1932;
E for. 28484; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
G. m. b. h. 3679
Life (The) beyond; sacred song, w
Amanda Madaline Reed, m Jack
Stanley. © Feb. 2, 1933; Epub.
34824; Samuel Herbert Yoder.
3680
Life is a jig-saw puzzle; song. ©1l1e.
Feb. 24, 1983; E unp 68121; Clari-
bel M. Blomquist. 3681
Life, love and you; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67254;
Jack A. Pope. 3682
Lift up your voices now; anthem, w
J. M. Neale, m W. R. Voris; mixed
voices. © Feb. 6, 1933; E pub.
34810; Arthur P. Schmidt co. 3683
147
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3684
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Light ; melody; in F maj. ©1c. Feb.
17, 1933; E unp. 67762; Anton Ker-
esztes. 3684
Lightfoot; marching song; voice and
violin. © 1 c. Feb. 11, 1938: B
unp. 67516; Arthur M. Tyte. 3685
Like me a little bit less, love me a
little bit more; w Harold Adamson,
melody Burton Lane. © 1 ¢. Feb.
15, 19383; E unp 67673; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 3686
Likes and dislikes; baritone’s grum-
ble, w and m John C. Holliday. ©
Dec. 30, 1932; E for. 28414; Chap-
pell & co., Itd. 3687
Lingering on your doorstep, trying to
say good-night; w and m Eugene
West, Baird Stone and Claude Gar-
reau, pf. sec. Lou Leaman; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 20, 1933; EB
pub. 34638; Mills music, ine. 3688
Lion songs for Lion meetings; w and
m composed and arr. Lion Teves.
© Feb. 17, 1933; E pub. 34970; B.
H. Teves. 3689
Little baby boy; lullaby, song; in E
flat. © 1-¢e. Feb.. 27, 1933; E unp.
68122; Florence Rugg Ellis. 3690
Little (A) blessing in disguise; w and
melody. ©- 1 ‘c.. Feb, 37,.193833; EH
unp. 68118; Isabelle Horan Lebling.
3691
Little (A) kiss and then goodnight;
w and melody C. Proulx, French w
and arr. of m Raoul Lepine. ©1c.
Feb. 7, 19838; E unp. 65929; Charles
Proulx. 3692
Little old mamma blues; w and mel-
ody by. Thomas: «©, 1#¢e.0 Jaara2,
1933; E unp. 67438; Southern music
pub. co. 3693
Little (A) ranch in Arizona; w and
melody Cecelia Reeker, Billy Frisch
and Billy Baskette. © 1c. Feb. 18,
1933; E unp. 67804; Mort Beck
music co. 3694
Little shoes; w and melody The Vaga-
bonds Herald-Dean-Curt. © 1 «.
Feb. 1, 1983; E unp. 67152; Vaga-
bonds, Dean, Curt & Herald. 3695
— with guit. arr. © Feb. 38,
1933; E pub. 34890; Vagabonds,
Dean, Curt & Herald. 3696
Little suite; by Richard Czerwonky ;
violin and pf. bk. 1.°@© Jan i6;
1933; E pub. 34712; Oliver Ditson
GO., Nec: 3697
Little (The) tailor shop girl; song.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68166;
Abraham Bedelsky. 3698
Little threads of silver peeping through
the gold; w Harry Pease, melody
Ed G. Nelson. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1933;
E unp. 67211; Mort Beck music co.
3699
Lone (The) Star state; waltz, arr.
Bernie Clements; pf. © 1 e¢. Feb.
17, 193838; E unp. 67787; Jefferson
Thomas McCaskill. 3700
Lonely and blue for you; song. ©1e.
Feb. 18, 1983; E unp. 67805; Clar-
ence W. Turner. 3701
Lonesome day blues; w and melody
Ruby Glaze and Willie McTell. ©
1 ec. Jan. 18, 1983; E unp. 67423;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 3702
Lonesome for you; song, arr. Irwin
Janata. ©1c. Feb. 2, 19383; E unp.
67169; Joseph Francis Jaros. 3703
Lonesome moon; waltz song, melody
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1933 ;
E unp. 68108; Emil T. Norbeck and
B. N. Rydberg. 3704
Longing (The) heart; waltz, w A.
Kessler, m Fred Mehr. © 1 ¢. Feb.
23, 1933; E unp. 67971; Anton Kess-
ler and Frederic W. Mehr. 3705
Longing just for you; song, arr. Gus
Levine. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1933; E unp.
67443; Ralph Emerson Biggs. 3706
Look for the sunshine; song. © 1 ¢.
_ Feb. 16, 1933; E unp. 67726; Ruth
' Mahoney. 3707
Look what I’ve got; w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger. © 1 ¢c. Feb. 11,
1933; E unp. 67565; Famous music
corp. ' 38708
Looking backward; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1983; E unp. 67258 ;
Jay Cooke Smith. 3709
Loose change; musical comedy, libret-
to Francis W. Steele, w M. Latta,
Don Reid and ©. Brown, m Melyne
Latta and Clifford Brown. © 1 ¢.
Oct. ‘3, 1982; D 28398; Jone
Rogers producing co. 3709*
Lord have mercy; choral, arr. for
mixed voices, unace. © 1 ¢. Feb.
14, 19383; unp. 67631; Arthur Lo-
renzo Countee. 3710
148
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1933
Lord’s (The) prayer; anthem, m Fir-
min Swinnen; mixed voices. © Feb.
6, 1933; E pub. 35857; Arthur P.
Schmidt co. 3711
Lost in the woods; w and melody. ©
1 c. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp. 68102;
Frank Luther. 38712
Lost love; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
i.) 1933:: Frank
Stone. 3713
Louisiana bound; w and melody Ma-
rion Sparks. © 1 ee. Jan. 30, 1983;
E unp. 67429; Southern music pub.
eo., ine. 3714
Lovable (A) cuddle of love; w and
melody. © 1 c. Feb. 16, 1933; HB
unp. 67727; Sam Kavalsky. 3715
Love; sacred solo, w Jeanette C. Ash.
© Jan. 27, 1933; EB pub. 34872; Floyd
©. Evans. 3716
w and m Matt Malneck and Frank
Signorelli; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 10, 1983; E pub. 34807 ; Famous
music corp. 3717
Love and romance, I tried to dodge
you; w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 23,
1933; E unp. 67956; Helen Dvorak.
3718
Love cannot last; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67280; A.
E unp. 67688;
Winifred Widney Law. 3719
Love dreams; song. © 1. Feb. 23,
19338; E unp. 68017; Aimee HE.
Younger. 3720
Love in all degrees; fox trot song. ©
1c Jan. 30, 1983; E unp. 67343;
James T. Waugh. 3721
Love is a dream; fox-trot, w J. C.
Lewis, jr., m Charley Kisco, arr.
Paul Weirick; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. B. Faighes. © Jan. 31,
1933; E pub. 34679; Leo Feist, inc.
3722
Love is a Sickness; pt.-song, w Sam-
uel Daniel, m Husebia Simpson Hun-
kins; male quartet and cho., with
contralto or bar. solo. © Feb. 15,
1933; E pub. 34958; H. W. Gray co.
3723
Love is life; w and melody Budd L.
Cross, Chas... Kraatz and Jerome
Metzel. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1933; E unp.
67408; Cross, Kraatz and Metzel.
3724
Love is like the sky above; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E
unp. 67942; Dawson Weatherhog.
3125
3139
Love is the thing; waltz song, pf.
arr. Herbert J. Flumerfeldt. © 1
c. Feb. 27, 1988; E unp. 68136; Ir-
ving Maurice Lowenthal. 3726
Love me again; fox-trot song, w Ralph
Kaye. ©1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp.
67985; Ruth Walters. 3 pg
Love me sweetheart; waltz, w Jay
Frederic, m Marshall Moss. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 10, 1983; E unp. 67497; Ran-
dolph Marshall Moss. 3728
Love of my heart; w Billy Bradshaw,
melody W. H. Bradshaw and Her-
man Hummel. ©1c. Jan. 11, 1933;
E ounp. 67191; William Henry Brad-
shaw. 3729
Love theme; by Karl Hajos and John
Leipold; [pf. conductor]; in D. ©
1 ¢ Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67467;
Famous music corp. 3730
Lovely little girl; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp. 67369; Wil-
liam Rufo Saville. 3731
Lover (A), a dreamer, a fool; musi-
cal motley; pf. treble with words.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp. 67556;
John D. Marks. 3732
Love’s desire; by Samuel Kaylin; pf.-
conductor. © 1. Feb. 13, 1933; E
unp. 67637; Movietone music corp.
3733
Love’s dream; andante and scherzando
4 la polka, J. Harrington Young;
piccolo, with pf. ace. © Jan. 24,
1933; E for. 28261; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd. 3734
Love’s synonym; w and melody L. J.
Thomas. © 1. Feb. 14, 1933; E
unp. 67656; Lew J. Thomas and R.
W. Thomas. 87385
Loves’ unfolding; waltz song. © 1.
Feb. 8, 1983; E unp. 67389; Ruby
Danks Cadman. 3736
Lovey; fox trot, w Arthur Freed, m
Al Hoffman and Al Goodhart, arr.
Art McKay; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. B. Faighes. © Feb. 3,
1933; E pub. 84682; Leo Feist, ine.
3737
—— ——- ——_with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 3, 1983; E pub. 34684; Leo
Feist, inc. 3738
Loving you brings me gladness; from
King of the Ritz, w Clifford Grey,
original w Serge Veber, m Raoul
Moretti; with ukulele arr. [Eng-
lish text only] © Jan. 28, 1933; E
for. 28415; Chappell & co., ltd. 373
149
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3740
pt. TI, n. s., v. 28
Luci nella notte; one-step, versi
Peppino Mendes, m A. R. Borella,
rid. di Virgilio Ripa [and] Io di
amori ne ho tre; fox-trot, versi,
A. R. Borella, m Mario Mariotti;
orch. Virgilio Ripa: orch. pti. ©
Jan. 4, 1933; E for. 28205; A. & G.
Carisch & ¢. 3740
Luckies; song, m Luther A. Clark. ©
1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67989;
W. E. Davis. 3741
Luckiest man in the world; from
Pardon my English, w Ira Gersh-
win, m George Gershwin; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 6, 1933; E pub.
34900; New world music corp.
3742
Ludana; song, w Kenneth Thorp. ©
1 ¢ Feb. 14, 1983; E unp. 67668;
Thomas F. Powers, jr. 3743
Lullaby; song. © 1. Jan. 30, 1933;
E unp. 67851; Florence West-James.
3744
w, m and violin obbl. © 1 «.
Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 67318; Kathe-
rine A. Bailey. 3745
w Shakespeare, m Ruggero Vené;
men’s voices. © Feb. 15, 1933; E
pub. 34822; Riker, Brown & Wel-
lington, ine. 3746
Lullaby of my heart; song. ©le
Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 67837 ; Michael
Nicholas Vort. 3747
Lupe; w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 8,
1933; E unp. 67393; Rocco Zappia.
3748
Machines; impression; pf. © 1 «
Feb. 2, 1983; E unp. 67184; Roy P.
Vanderburgh. 3749
Madame; slow-foxtrot, German w and
m Billy Golwyn, N. Intrator and
Jos. Freudenthal, English lyric
Ralph Stanley; with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 23, 1932; E for. 28346;
Atheneum music pub. co., ltd. 38750
Maedchen in uniform; w Mitchell
Parish, m Fred Fisher; with ukulele
arr. © Jan. 20, 1933; E pub. 34634;
Mills music, inc. 3751
Miidel, wenn ich dir raten kann;
marsch aus Der schrecken der gar-
nison, w G. Althoff u. K. Wilczynski,
m G. Althoff. © Apr. 27, 1931; E
for. 28225; Weiner bohéme verlag,
Otto Hein. 3752
Magdalena; valse-ballet; pf. ©1.«.
Feb. 13, 1933; E unp. 67590; Roger
De Roumefort. 3753
Mah conscience; song, w E. Ruth
Reynolds. © 1. Feb. 20, 1933; E
unp. 67876; Florentine Heimlich.
3754
Maid (The) from Flushing, she never
blushed again; w and m Samuel H.
Speck. © Jan. 9, 1933; E pub.
34670; Frank Harding. 3755
Make believe; w Helen Haynes, and
melody. © 1 ¢. Feb. 16, 1933; E
unp. 67745; Helene Hipkins. 3756
Makes no difference; song. © 1 «
Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68178; Evelyn
Maud Guild. 3757
Man (The) from Harlem; w and m
Will Hudson, pf. sc. Lou Leaman;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 4, 1933;
E pub. 34839; Mills musie, ine.
3758
Man in the moon tonight; fox trot
song, arr. Alice Cary Longfellow;
pf. © 1. Feb. 7, 19383; E unp.
67379 ; Earle Taylor Rush. 3759
Man on the jury; march, Samuel
Timberg, arr. Geo. Steiner; pf.
1c. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp. 67461;
Paramount productions, ine. 3760
Man sagt auf wiederseh’n; tango,
deutscher text Fritz Rotter, m
Béla Nadas. © Oct. 21, 1932; HE
for. 28198; Musikalienhandlung
Alberti, G. m. b. H. 3761
Manhattan dance folio; collection,
Harry Woods, Mort Dixon and
others, ed. Bob Noeltner; pf.; with
ukulele arr. no. 1. © Jan. 27, 1933;
E pub. 34575; Keit-Engel, ine. 3762
Manhattan lights are calling to me;
song. ©1c. Feb. 24, 1933; E unp.
68040; Leslie Henry Grout. 3763
Mann (Hin) mit herz; schlager, texte
Robert Gilbert u. A. Robinson, m
Robert Stolz, op. 601, 602. © Noy.
6, 19382; E for. 28190; Alrobi musik-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 3764
Manna; song. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933;
E unp. 67591; Bonnie Elizabeth
Davis White. 3765
Mansion of dreams;.w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp. 67538;
Robert N. Nauha. 3766
March of the Boy scouts; by N. Louise
Wright, arr. Preston Ware Orem;
pf., 6 hands, with w. © Feb. 6,
1933; E pub. 34756; Clayton F.
Summy co. 3767
150
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
Mareh of the chords; by Gerald F.
Frazee; pf. © Jan. 13,:19383; BH
pub. 34741; Willis music co. 3768
Mardi (The) Gras; overture; band
pts. © Jan. 28, 1933; B pub. 34588;
Albert James White. 3769
Marguerite; w L. C. Sargent, m Gor-
don Cameron. © Jan. 6, 1933; HE
for. 27942; Elkin & co., ltd. 3770
Marines’ (The) hymn; by L. Z. ‘Phil-
lips, arr. Freeman High. 1. Sop.
and alto, or ten. and bar.—2. Ten.,
bar. and bass, or ten. 1, 2 and
bass.—3. Sop., alto and bar. ©
Feb. 2, 1983; E pub. 34649-34651;
Edward B. Marks music corp.
3771-3773
Marsch der zeitungsverkiufer; aus
Grosstadt-nichte, w Beppo, m Karol
Rathaus, klavier-arr. Alexander
Steinbrecher; pf. © Dec. 29, 1932;
E for. 28466 ; Universal edition a. g.
3174
Mass in F; in honor of St. John the
divine; mixed voices. © Dec. 7,
19382; E pub. 34794; A. Logan Bice.
3775
Mass in honor of St. Catherine of
Siena; m Nicola A. Montani, op. 32;
unison, 2-pt. or 3-pt. voices; organ
ace. Se. © Feb. 15, 1933; E pub.
84935; J. Fischer & bro. 3776
Matthias-Ben-Ezra ; song story, Mattie
B. Shannon, m composed and arr.
I. H. Meredith. © Jan. 23, 1933;
D 28386; Tullar-Meredith co. 3776*
Maipa marta; Russian Gypsy melody,
Greek, Paul Menestrel and George
Buyukas, m arr. Julius S. Seredy.
© Feb. 14, 1983; E pub. 34843;
Apollo musi¢ co. 3177
Maureen oge asthore; song. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 14, 19338 ; E unp. 67661; Michael
Dermott Fagan. 3778
May; song, w anon. © 1c. Feb. 10,
1933; E unp. 67493; Mildred Lund
Tyson. 3779
May flowers; w Anna Addison Moody,
m Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, op. 187. ©
Jan. 6, 1983; E pub. 34813; Arthur
P. Schmidt co. 3780
Maybe I love you too much; w and
melody Irving Berlin. © 1 c¢. Feb.
23, 1933; E unp. 67961; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 3781
Maybe I’m to blame; w Charles E.
Carpenter and Louis Dunlap, mel-
3794
ody Vernon Long. © 1 ¢. Feb. 1,
1933; E unp. 67154; Louis Dunlap,
jr. 3782
My vé pwras; orlxo. Viavyn Ocodwplin,
Hovotky Zwoov "Iwavvlin. © Nov. Y,
1932; E for. 28208; Alector pub. co.
3783
Mediterranean madness; from Bally-
hoo, w Robert Nesbitt, m William
Walker. © Feb. 20, 1933; E for.
28477; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
3784
Medley no. 3; w and melody. © 1 e.
Feb. 27, 1983; E unp. 68114; Charls
Ide. 3785
Meet me at Chicago, meet me at the
fair; w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 3,
1933; E unp. 67225; Harlow G.
Jungles. 3786
Meet me in Chicago, meet me at the
fair; w J. Jasmyn, m M. K. Jerome;
pf. treble. © 1 c¢. Feb. 28, 1933;
E unp. 68186; Joan Jasmyn and M.
K. Jerome. 3787
Meet me in the gloaming; w Arthur
Freed, m Al. Hoffman and Al Good-
hart; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 14,
1933; E pub. 34911; Remick music
corp. 3788
Meidele (A) vie du; melody Sholom
Secunda. © 1 ¢ Feb. 13, 1933;
E unp. 67562; Samuel Secunda.
3789
Mein lieber schatz, bist du aus Span-
ien; paso-doble, w Fritz Rotter, m
Enrique Santeugini, arr. Eli Sam-
son; salon-orch. stimmen. © Feb.
9, 1931; E for. 28222 ; Wiener bohéme
verlag, Otto Hein. 3790
Mein schatz, ich bin in dein parfum
verliebt [and] Ja, der himmel tiber
Wien; aus Sehnsucht 202, text Karl
Farkas, m Richard Fall. © Sept.
7, 1982; E for. 28500; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 3791
Meine frau—deine frau; tango, w
Kurt Robitschek u. Paul Morgan,
m Willy Rosen, klav. arr. Walter
Borchert. © June 24, 1982; E for.
28488 ; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
b. H. 3792
Melancholy me; fox trot, w and m
Dale Brown. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933;
EH unp. 67812; Ernest Dale Brown.
3793
Melody; from the play, w Irving
Caesar, m Sigmund Romberg; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 20, 1933; E
pub. 34954; Harms, inc. 3794
151
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3795
pt. OI, n. s., v. 28
Memories of father; song, m Eddie
Applegate. © Feb. 18, 1933; E pub.
34885: Betty B. Bryan. 3795
Memories of home; song. © 1c. Feb.
13, 1983; E unp. 67582; Ellen Arnott
Bates. 3796
Memories of Montserrat; pf. with w.
©1c. Feb. 25, 1933; E unp. 68087;
John Adolphus Osborne. 3797
Memories of you; song. © Feb. 7,
1933; E pub. 34858; LeRoy V. Cleve-
land. 3798
Memory land; song, arr. Dan J.
Michaud. © 1 e. Feb. 20, 1933;
E unp. 67842; Nelle Steele Pryne.
3799
Memory moon; song. © 1c. Feb. 2,
1983: E unp. 67182; Fern Ida Glas-
gow. 3800
Memory of long ago; song, m Harold
M. Deonez; pf. © 1 c¢. Feb. 20,
1933; E unp. 67831; John J. Yaeger.
3801
Memory (A) of love; w Jay Frederic,
m Marshall Moss. © 1 ¢. Feb. 24,
1933; E unp. 68054; Randolph Mar-
_ Shall Moss. 3802
Memory waltz: w Edith Michael, m
Alene Baldwin. © 1 ¢ Feb. 27,
1933; E unp. 68103; Alene Baldwin
Ehresman. 3803
Mem’rie’s rose; waltz song, arr. Billy
Taylor. ©1c. Feb. 17, 1933; E unp.
67784; Olive Allison Thixton. 3804
Men of York; w Albert Hydeman, m
Joseph Mosser. © Feb. 17, 1933;
E pub. 34894; York ice machinery
corp. 3805
Menuet classique: 1st violin. © 1.
Feb. 15, 1933; E unp. 67694; Harold
Nielsen. 3806
Mer nocturnement; by Hugo Fried-
hofer, arr. Wm. Spielter; pf.-con-
ductor. ©1c. Feb. 13, 1933; E unp.
67650; Movietone music corp. 3807
Merry mount; opera, libretto Richard
L. Stokes, m Howard Hanson. Sc.
© Feb. 14, 1933; E pub. 34909;
Harms, ine. 3808
Mexicana; romantic operetta. © 1.
Jan. 14, 1983; D 28385; Warner Van
Valkenburg and Vern Elliott. 3808*
Miami gon’na Tampa on my honey-
moon; w and melody L. J. Thomas.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1933; BE unp. 67657;
Lew J. Thomas and R. W. Thomas.
3809
Midnight (The) waltz; song. ©1e.
Feb. 16, 1933; E unp. 67750; Clem-
encia Siggers. 3810
Milford (Robin) Four heavenly
Songs; w Isaac Watts and others, m
R. Milford, op. 30; ten. solo and
mixed cho. Voc. sc. © Oct. 28, 1932;
E for. 28380; Oxford univ. press.
3811
Millions of kisses and millions of
smiles; w and m Peter Maurice and
Jos. Geo. Gilbert; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 25, 1932; E for. 28510; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd. 3812
Miner’s (The) song; pf. © 1c. Feb.
13, 1933 ; E unp. 67622; Guido Diero.
3813
Miniature symphony; by E. De La-
mater; full orch. pts. © Feb. 10,
1933; E pub. 34802; Rubank, inc.
: =: 3814
Minnelied; old German Minnelied,
English version, harmonized and set
for voice and pf. A. Walter Kramer;
high in A flat. © Feb. 7, 1933; E
pub. 34816; J. Fischer & bro. 3815
Minuet; by John Christoph Friedrich
Bach, ed. Theodore M. Finney;
string quartet. sc. and pts.; in @
maj. © Feb. 3, 1933; E pub. 34623:
M. Witmark & sons. 3816
——by L. Boccherini, arr. Crosby
Mollenhaer; 2 violins and pf. ©
Feb. 14, 1983; E pub. 348385; Hamil-
ton S. Gordon, ine. 3817
Minuet and Trio in G; by Arthur Col-
lingwood, op. 7; pf. © Jan. 27,
1933; E for. 28396; Paterson’s pub-
lications, ltd. 3818
Miracles do happen; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 67967;
Virginia T. Hawthorne. 3819
Mirage; w Edythe J. Magee, m Harry
Rowe Shelley. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1933;
E unp. 67125; G. Schirmer, ine. 3820
Miser of love; melody. © 1. Feb. 6,
1933; E unp. 67292; Nicholas Yel-
lenti. 3821
Missing (The) melody; pf. with w. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 17, 1933; EB unp. sires
Doris Houser Greenbaum and Chas.
Stanley Greenbaum. 3822
Mississippi, moan; song; melody and
pf. treble. © 1 c. Feb. 3, 1983; E
unp. 67203; Clinton House. 3823
Missouri; song, w Lizzie Chambers
Hull. © 1. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp.
67975; Noel Poepping. 3824
152
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
Mr. Moon; song, w Josephine Shearer.
© Feb. 1, 1933; E pub. 34854; Bessie
Edwards. 3825
Mit einer schdénen frau geh’ ich gerne
bis ans end’ der welt; tango, w Fritz
Rotter, m Arcany, klav. arr. Walter
Borchert. © July 9, 1932; E for.
28489; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
Gar. 3826
Modern (A) guitar method. © Mar.
2, 1933; AA 115446; Harry Ginsburg.
3827
Modern (The) maid; w and m Charles
Derf, arr. Mabel Hendrix; with uku-
lele arr. © Dec. 28, 1932; E pub.
34791 ; Will Lewis. 3828
Mon amant; opérette, couplets J.
Ardot, m Victor Alix; partition pf.
et chant. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for.
28340; Marcel Labbé. 3829
Monsieur baby; w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E
unp. 67564; Famous music corp.
3830
Moods; suite, Haydn Wood; orch. pts.
‘© Dee. 14, 19382; E for. 28421;
Chappell & co., ltd. 3831
Moon (The), my heart and you; w and
m Rose Hunter Staines. © 1 ec.
Feb. 6, 1983; E unp. 67290; Octavia
Hunter. 3832
Moon’s (The) on the Nile; w Richard
‘A. Whiting; m Nacio Herb Brown.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1983;.E unp. 67218;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 3833
Moonlight and starlight; song. © 1 .
Feb. 27. 1933: FE unn. 68140; George
Washington Webster. 3834
Moonlight, down in dear old lover’s
lane; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933;
E unp. 67604; Juliana Milligan.
8835
Moonlight on the Hudson; song, m
Eddie Applegate. © Jan. 30, 1933;
E pub. 34829; Mary Joy Phillips.
3836
Moonlight on the Rockies; waltz song,
melody Jimmie Crane. © 1 ¢. Feb.
25, 19838; E unp. 68069; Jack Wall.
3837
Moore (Francis) A march; pf., left
hand or right hand alone, or both
hands. © Feb. 17, 1933; E pub.
34849 ; Schroeder & Gunther, inc.
3838
3852
Morena mia; bolero; pf. with words.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp. 67381;
Frank Jimenez. 3839
Morning; song, melody Louise Her-
rold. © 1 ¢. Feb. 24, 19338; E unp.
68057; Nettie K. Hurlburt. 3840
Morning (A) song; by Charles Wood-
house; violin with pf. acc. © Feb.
10, 1988; E for. 28459; Hawkes &
son (London) Itd. 3841
Morning song—spring 1933; pf. with
w. © 1c. Feb. 25, 19383; E unp.
68082 ; Johanne H. Waale. 3842
Most (The) beautiful rose I ever saw;
-pf. with w. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1933;
E unp. 68081; Johanne H. Waale.
3843
Mother; waltz, w Arthur Reger, and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1933; E
unp. 67757; Earl Edwin Ducklow.
3844
Mother and sweetheart, Mary and
Marie; w and m Gerald Vincent
Morris. ©1c. Feb. 17, 1933; E unp.
67767; Marie Elizabeth Meyer. 3845
Mother hen and chicks ; w and m Myra
Adler; pf. © Jan. 13, 1933; E pub.
34728 ; Boston music co. 3846
Mother (The) of Mattie and me; song,
arr. Bertram Shield. © 1c. Feb. 21,
1988; E unp. 67905; Margaret B.
Ordway. 3847
Mother’s old shoes; w and melody,
with symbols for guit. chords. ©
1¢. Feb. 23, 1933; H unp. 67966; Al-
berta Y. Herd. 3848
Mother’s (A) song; folk-song, arr.
Richard H. Walthew, English, Geor-
gina Tanner, tonic solfa tr. H. J.
Timothy. © Jan. 19, 1983; E for.
28264; Stainer & Bell, Itd. 3849
Miller (Rudolf) Sechs deutsche
volkslieder ; fiir die jugend, mit va-
riationen; pf. © Dec. 7, 1932; E
for. 28470; Universal edition, a. g.
3850
Mummy; musical farce. © 1 c. Feb.
27, 1988; D 283895; Frank Waring
Lewis. 3850*
Murrill (Herbert) Capriccio; violon-
cello and pf. © Dec. 20, 1932; E
for. 28240; Augener, ltd. 3851
Music in the air; musical adventure,
bk. and lyrics Oscar Hammerstein,
2d. Voe. sc. © Feb. 14, 1933; E
pub. 34912; Jerome Kern. 3852
153
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3853
Musical initiatory service; sop. ©
Dee. 19, 19382; AA 109999; Ethyl M.
Anderson. 3853
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
F. G. Hawkes. With suppl. v. 47, pt.
2. Web; 19388....© Fan, 25; 193324)
for. 28312; Salvationist pub. & sup-
plies, ltd. 3854
Musketier storch; schlager aus der
militirschwank, text Kurt Schwa-
bach u. Willy Rosen, m Franz
Doelle, klavier arr. Walter Borchert.
© Oct. 19, 19382; E for. 28495;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H.
3855
My Alabama home; fox trot song. ©
Loe. Reb. 1,. 19383: Bp unp.. 67 TAG ;
Stella M. Craig. 3856
My amulet; w Aline Michaelis; sop. or
ten. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1938; E unp.
67508 ; John R. Speelman. 3857
My Angelique; w Wallace Bruce Ams-
bary, m Geoffrey O’Hara; med.
voice; in G. © Jan. 21, 1933; E
pub. 34711; Oliver Ditson Co., ine.
3858
My boogaboo from Timbuctoo; song,
melody Clyde Hart. © 1c. Feb. 1,
1933; E unp. 67146; Blanche Callo-
way. 3859
My book of love; w and m John Red-
mond and John Lynch; pf. treble.
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1933; E unp. 67917;
Bibo-Lang, ine. 3860
My buddy polka; by Ervin Kleffman ;
cornet solo or duet and pf. © Feb.
10, 1933 ; E pub. 34804; Rubank, inc.
3861
My caravan of dreams; song. ©1e.
Feb. 18, 1988; E unp. 67850; Lily
Julia Miller. 3862
My dear Aime; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 11, 1983; E unp. 67534; Albert
A. Gagnon. 3863
My dear mother waiting there for me
down in my old home town; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1933; E unp.
67396; Estelle Nelson. 3864
My Dixie hi-dee hideaway; w Roy
Turk, melody Oscar Levant. ©1e.
Feb. 7, 19838; E unp. 67370; Santly
bros., ine. 3865
My empty heart: waltz, song. ©l1e.
Feb. 8, 1933; E unp. 67417; Victor
Marcy. 3866
My first song book; w and melodies
composed and compiled Walter Dam-
pt. 16, mis wee
rosch, George H. Gartlan and Karl
W. Gehrkens. © Jan. 12, 1983; A
59125; Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge,
inc. 3867
My forbidden love; pf. with w. ©1e.
Feb. 11. 1983; E unp. 67549; Marcel
J. Steger. 3868
My gal; pf. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1983; H
unp. 67743 ; Robert Edward Blum.
3869
My garden; song, melody Howard
Warren. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1933; E
unp. 67785; Violet Gwenllian Bowen.
3870
My heart belongs to you; words by
Bob Ford, m Gene Hammett, jr.
1 e. Feb. 20, 19383; E unp. 67846;
Walter Hugene Hammett, jr. 3871
My heart belongs to you, my dear;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1938; HB
unp. 67240; Hilma Wagner. 3872
My heart turns to you; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1933; E
unp. 67895; Hugh Ross. 3873
My heart won’t believe a thing I say;
song. Rev. ed. 1 Ye Hie 2
1933; E unp. 68116; William Mui-
chael. 3874
My hill billy; w Roy Turk, melody
Oscar Levant. ©1ce. Feb. 18, 1933;
E unp. 67818; Leo Feist, inc. 3875
My hobo bride; w and melody. ©
1 c. Feb. 23, 1983; E unp. 67934;
B. A. Hayward. 3876
My Indiana home; song, m Jack
Mahoney. © Jan. 5, 1933; E pub.
34671; Almeta Burkhardt. 3877
My kind of love is true; song, w
Katherine Dial. © 1 c. Feb. 20,
1933; E unp. 67879; John Dial.
3878
My little canary; w Jelda Jasper, mel-
ody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. Feb. 3
1938; E unp. 67223; Martha HW.
Keck. 3879
My little sailor lad; song. ©1c. Feb.
23, 1933; E unp. 68011; Florence
Adele Pond. 3880
My lost love of the country; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1e. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67243;
Josie McCormack. 3881
My love; pf. treble and w. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 15, 1983: E unp. 67682; Albert
Hay Malotte. 3882
154
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
My love for you; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 20, 1983; EH unp. 67864;
Jim King. 38838
My love has fallen asleep; song. ©
1 c. Feb. 1, 1933; E unp. 67153;
Rebecca Carol Parks. 8884
My loved one; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 20, 1983; E unp. 67853; Mel-
ville L. Goldberg. 3885
My mother; song. ©1c. Feb. 4, 1933;
E unp. 67288; Robert L. Hubbard.
3886
My mother dear; valse song. ©1e.
Jan. 25, 193838; E unp. 67335; Annie
L. Smaistrla. 3887
My musical moments; pf. ©1c. Feb.
2, 1983; E unp. 67176; John J. Car-
lueci. 3888
My nameless melody ; song, with chord
symbols for guit., banjo and ukulele.
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1933; E unp. 67447;
Harold Oliver Wilkinson. 3889
My old homestead by the sea; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E
unp. 67978; William Ronald Cala-
way. 3890
My old southern home; w and m
Charles Derf, arr. Mabel Hendrix ;
with ukulele arr. Dec. 28, 1933;
E pub. 34785; Will Lewis. 3891
My old sweetheart ; waltz song, melody
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1933;
E unp. 67361; Sallie Newsome Win-
chester. 3892
My pal; song. © 1. Feb. 1, 1933;
E unp. 67185; Fannie Weinman.
3893
My palace where love is king; fox-
trot, w and m Jack Bloom and
Mickey Kippel, arr. Jack Mason;
orch. pts. © Feb. 14. 1933; E pub.
34808 ; Edward B. Marks music corp.
3894
My paly galy [sic] Anna guitar; song.
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1983; E unp. 67681;
Bernard Peter Conlin. 3895
My plea; w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
25, 19338; E unp. 68073; Arnold
Rosen. 3896
My precious child; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Jan. 21, 1933; E unp. 66671;
Josephine Aloi, Bob White and
Ralph Romano. 3897
My precious own; song, melody Ster-
ling Sherwin. © 1 c. Feb. 24, 1933;
E unp. 68046; Henry H. Pennington.
3898
3915
My queen of lullaby land; from Hello
everybody, w Sam Coslow, m Arthur
Johnston; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
7, 1933 ; E pub. 34797; Famous music
corp. 3899
My rainbow dream girl; song, m Hric
Anderson. © 1 c. Feb. 16, 1933;
E unp. 67725; Frank J. Witt. 3900
My song awakens the dawn; march
song, W Emily Van Dercook. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 67789; Eduardo
Maseras. 3901
My song of love to you; song. ©1.
Feb. 27, 1933; E unp. 68124; Flor-
ence Rugg Ellis. 3902
My song of the Southland, the song of
my dreams; w S. J. Nardone, jr.,
and melody. © 1. Feb. 28, 1933;
E unp. 68156; Sparty J. Nardone,
jr. and Anthony Pelligra. 3903
My star girl; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Feb. 4,
1933; E unp. 67235; Fred Suther-
land. 3904
My Sunday gal; w Mitchell Parish, m
Frank Perkins; with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 4, 1933; E pub. 34841; Mills
music, ine. 3905
My sweetheart; song. © 1. Feb. 27,
1983; E unp. 68125; Anthony Di-
tonto. 3906
My sweetheart Lena;,m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 68099; Beulah
R. Nealey. 3907
My tears for you are falling; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67242;
Charles Schlichter. 3908
My technocratic daddy ; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 19383; E unp. 68172;
Julia Claire Moffit. 3909
My valley of memories; w and melody
B. Miller and Al Opler. © 1c. Feb.
6, 1938; E unp. 67311; Bob Miller.
3910
My wild Irish Rose; w and m Chaun-
cey Olcott, arr. William J. Reddick.
1. Mixed voices.—2. Sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Feb. 3, 1933; E pub. 34611,
34613 ; M. Witmark & sons.
3911, 3912
Nachtmusik (Hine); v. Max Brand,
op. 5; kammerorch. Partitur.
Oct. 4, 1982: E for. 28382; Edition
Adler, G. m. b. H. 3913
155
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3914
Nadra; tango, w Billy Yorke, m Birger
Struense. © 1 e. Feb. 25, 1933; E
unp. 68093 ; Birger De Buelow. 3914
Napoli (Jacopo) Due canti dell’ isola;
versi Ada Negri, m J. Napoli. ©
Nov. 18, 1932; E for. 28285; A. For-
livesi & ¢. 3915
Nation shall speak peace unto nation ;
vesper hymn, w Paul Askew, m Cyril
Dalmaine ; mixed voices. © Jan. 24,
1933; E for. 28250; Boosey & co.,
Itd. 3916
’Neath the dreamy southern moon; w
and melody Mabel V. Cessna. © 1.
Feb. 10, 1983; E unp. 67489; Mabel
Cessna. 3917
Neue meisterklinge; hrsg. Leopold
Beer; violine u. klavier. © Dec. 7.
1932; E for. 28469; Universal edi-
tion, a. g. 3918
Neues notenbuch; zehn stticke fiir die
jugend, Arthur Willner; klavier. ©
Noy. 17, 1982; E for. 28471; Univer-
sal edition, a. g. 3919
New moon grant my wish soon; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp.
67520: William Norman Douglas.
3920
New Year’s revels; band arr., Gus
Guentzel; [conductor pt.] ©1e.
Feb. 3, 1933; E unp. 67227; Harold
Wm. Roberts. 3921
Night; song, w J. C. Coates; in E flat.
© Feb. 27,°1933; E pub. 34991; L.
Parkinson. 3922
Night after night; w and m George
Blake and Fred Hoffman; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 3, 1933; E., for.
28283 ; Irwin Dash music co., Itd.
3923
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 23,
1933; E unp. 67937; Theodore Kuhl-
morgen. 3924
Night time is loving time sweetheart;
w and melody. ©1e. Feb. 23, 1933;
E unp. 67952; J. William Cook.
3925
Night voices; suite, Carol Christopher,
arr. B. F. Stuber, ed. G. A. Grant-
Schaefer ;' orch. pts. © Feb. 1, 1933;
E pub. 34828; Raymond A. Hoffman
co. 3926
‘Night (The) watch on the mountain;
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1933;
E unp. 67258; Edgar Northup. 3927
Night (The) you sang on the radio
and I listened at home to you; waltz,
pt. 10, n. s., v. 28
w and m Leo Rising, Ted Carson and
Bert Hibberd; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 26, 1988; E for. 28430; Cecil
Lennox, ltd. 3928
Nightingale; w and melody Tot Sey-
mour and Lew Pollack. © 1c. Feb.
20, 1933; E unp. 67854; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 3929
Nifa; w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 9,
1933; E unp. 67445; Henry Levin
and Benj. Vine. 3930
Nine o’clock serenade; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1933; E unp. 67446;
Henry Levin and Benj. Vine. 3931
Nirvana; w and melody. © 1. Feb.
6, 19383; E unp. 6729950) Jos) ee.
Kroeger. 3932
No greater love; w and melody J.
Erickson, Carl Fields and Jack Mil-
ler. © 1. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp.
68187; Jack Erickson. 3933
Nobody knows; spiritual, arr. Arthur
Warrell, tonic solfa tr. H. J. Tim-
othy; bar. solo and mixed cho. ©
Feb. 8, 1983; E for. 28363; Stainer
& Bell, Itd. 3934
Noéls; new coll. of old carols, Marx
and Anne Oberndorfer. © Dee. 5,
1932; A 60097; H. T. FitzSimons
co. 3935
None but the brave deserve the fair;
sketch, w and melody. © 1 ¢. Feb.
7, 1933; D 28381; Marjorie Harper.
3935*
Noon and night: song, w Herbert
Trench. © 1 c. Feb, 10, 19335
unp. 67491; Mildred Lund Tyson.
3936
Nothing lasts forever; song. © 1 ec.
Feb. 18, 1983 ; E unp. 67815; Herbert
A. Spears. 3937
Nouvelle méthode compléte de fitite;
de E. Damaré, suivie d’une annexe
spéciale pour l'étude de la petite
fiite complétée et adaptée aux prin-
cipes de l’enseignement moderne, J.
Viol. © Dec. 1, 1982; E for. 28341;
EH. Gaudet. 3938
Nuits de Blida; mélodie-fox-arabe, de
J. Nelly et D. Berniaux, arr. D.
Berniaux; orch. ptes. © Feb. 1,
1933; E for. 28432; Société anonyme
des éditions Ricordi. 3939
paroles Raoul LeBlond et
René Margand, m Jean Nelly et Dé
siré Berniaux. © Feb. 1, 1933; H
for. 28483: Société anonyme des
éditions Ricordi. 3940
156
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
O Easter morn most glorious; anthem,
w L. S. Spence, m William R.
_ Spence; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
Jan. 26, 1933; E pub. 34698; Oliver
Ditson co., inc. 3941
O! Mister Carpenter; from The half-
naked truth, w and m Edward
Eliscu and Harry Akst; with uku-
lele arr. © Dec. 29, 1932; E pub.
34747; Southern music pub. co., ine.
942
Ocean moon; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c¢. Feb. 23,
1933; E unp. 68008; Amos Miller.
3943
Ocean valse extensions; pf. © 1 «
Feb. 13, 1933; E unp. 67586; Hubert
Mervyn Tylston Hodgson. 3944
Off again, on again; from Walk a
little faster, w E. Y. Harburg, m
Vernon Duke; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 20, 1933; E pub. 34958; Harms,
inc. 3945
Oh, beautiful Miami; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1983; HE unp. 67351 ;
Tom Graham. 3946
Oh butterfly; song, w anon. © 1 «.
Feb. 10, 1933; E unp. 67492; Mildred
Lund Tyson. 3947
Oh! to live the word of God; song.
© Feb. 18, 1933; E pub. 34963; Ben.
H. Silver. 3948
Oh you, great big silvery moon; Ww
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1933;
HE unp. 67948; Karen Haugen. 3949
Oh you would, so would I; w and m
Kendall Burgess and Harold Ray-
mond; with ukulele arr. May Singhi
Breen. © Feb. 6, 1933; E pub.
34685; Superior music, inc. 3950
Ohne dich hat die welt keinen sinn;
boston, w Karl Wilezynski, m Franz
Grothe. ‘© Apr. 27, 1933; E for.
28227; Wiener bohéme verlag, Otto
Hein. 3951
Old Black Joe; arr. S. Quagenti; Ha-
waiian guit. diagram. © Feb. 3,
1933; E pub. 34690; Samuel Qua-
genti. - 3952
Old Black Joe, we are waiting for
you; song, arr. Luella Morrison. ©
Feb. 16, 1933; E pub. 34988; Helen
D. Voll. 3953
Old fashioned garden of memories;
song, m Jack Mahoney. © Jan. 7,
1933; E pub. 34672; Henry Schaff-
nit. 3954
3972
Old (An) fashioned play; waltz song,
arr. Fred Mormann. © 1 c. Feb.
6, 1983; E unp. 67300; Harold
Samuel Blegen. 3955
Old Father Thames keeps rolling
along; w Raymond Wallace, m Betsy
O’Hogan; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
9, 1933; EH for. 28400; Huntley Tre-
vor music co., ltd. 3956
Old (The) Flag never touched the
ground; by Rosamond Johnson, arr.
Freeman High. 1. Sop. 1, 2 and alto.
—2. Sop., alto and bass.—3. Ten.,
bar. and bass, or ten. 1, 2 and
bass.—4. Sop. and alto, or ten. and
bar.—5. Mixed voices. © Feb. 2,
1933; E pub. 34644-34648; Edward
B. Marks music corp. 3957-3961
Old homestead bound; w and melody
Robert Lewis O’Reiley. © 1c. Feb.
23, 1983; E unp. 67931; Robert S.
Curtis. 3962
Old lace; w Charles Newman, m
Isham Jones; with ukulele arr. Haia
Kaa. © Feb. 21, 1933; E pub.
- 34940; Isham: Jones, inc. 3963
Old (The) pig woman; w and m Cal
Grant; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
17, 1933; E pub. 34877; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 3964
Old (The) saying, It beats all; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 67192;
Dora Cooper. 3965
Olden (The) mill; waltz song. ©l1e.
Feb. 10, 1983; E unp. 67484; James
Albert Crider. 3966
Ole-o the gigolo; from Me and Wy gal,
w and m James F. Hanley. © Jan.
30, 1983; E pub. 34597; Movietone
music corp. 3967
Olive blossoms; Spanish waltz, Pietro
Frosini; pf. accordion. © Jan. 5,
1933; E pub. 34926; Alfred music
co., ine. 3968
Ombreuse; étude, P. O. Ferroud; pf.
© Dee. 1, 1932; E. for. 28332; Hdi-
tions du magasin musical, Pierre
Schneider. 3969
On a hillside; waltz song. © 1 ©¢.
Feb. 28, 19838; E unp. 68195; Robert
L. Tumey, jr. 3970
On sweetheart bay; w Howard Jobhn-
son, melody Geo. B. McConnell. ©
1 « Feb. 15, 1933; E unp. 67674:
Irving Berlin, ine. 3971
On Tampa Bay; w and m Clarence
Tyner. ©1c. Feb. 25, 1933; E unp.
68130; Clarence Edward Tyner.
3972
157
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3973
On the banks of the Illinois; w and m
L. E. McIntosh and W. Y. McIntosh.
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1983; E unp. 67421;
Lulu E. McIntosh. 3973
On the corner where we used to meet;
song, melody Theodore William
Combis. © 1c. Feb. 2, 1933; © unp.
67166; Harry James Peart. 3974
On the lake; prelude, N. Louise
Wright; pf. © Jan. 13, 1933; E pub.
34737; Boston music co. 3975
On the level; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 1, 19883; E unp. 67135; Rilla
Couture. 3976
On the shores of Waikiki; w and m
Marty Ott. © Nov. 10, 1931; E pub.
34878; Martin G. Ott. 3977
On the way; march; pf. © 1c. Feb.
23, 1933; E unp. 68012; Heywood S.
Jones. 3978
Once and for all; lyric Peppino Men-
des, English, Jimmy Kennedy, m
Paul Abel: with ukulele arr. R. S.
Stoddon. © Feb. 14, 1933; E for.
28399; B. Feldman & co. 3979
One broken heart and me; song, m
Edward Benedict. © 1 ¢. Feb. 20,
1933; E unp. 67871; Mona Salis-
bury. 3980
One (The) for me; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1932; E unp. 67150;
Robert G. Carran. 3981
One for the money—two for the show;
song. ©1e. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp.
68192; Eugene Collins Abrams.
3982
One (The) I left behind in Caroline;
w and m Al: Piantadosi and Jack
Glogau; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
20, 1983; E pub. 34945; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 3983
One little kiss from you; from The
midshipmaid, w Clifford Grey, m
Noel Gay; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 2, 1933; E for. 28416; Chappell
& co., ltd. 3984
One more waltz; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 27, 1933; E unp. 68110;
Andrew R. O’Connor. 3985
One (The) note trumpet player; w
and m Ted Weems, Al Goodhart, Al
Hoffman and Don Hartman; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 17, 1933; E
pub. 34873; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, ine. 39856
Only (The) friend I had; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp.
- 67262; Edna Schuessler, 3987
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Only (The) girl I ever loved; w and
m Basil M. Ziegler. © 1. Feb. 8,
1933; E unp. 67392; Bibo-Lang, inc.
3988
Oo-la-la Jimmie; w Clifford Grey and
Harry Tobias, m Herbert Stothart.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp. 67217;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 3989
Ooh! what I could do to you; w and
m Cliff Friend, Herb. Magidson and
Sam H. Stept; with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 6, 19383; E pub. 34662; Don-
aldson, Douglas & Gumble, ine.
Opening of the fair; band arr., Louis
De Francesco, arr. P. A. Marquardt ;
pf.-conductor. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1938;
E unp. 67182; Movietone music corp.
3991
Orange blossoms waltz; by Robert H.
Taylor, op. 1, no. 2; violin and pf.
© Jan. 13, 1933; E pub. 34745;
Willis music co. 3992
Organ-grinder blues; w and melody
Jimmie Davis. © 1 ¢. Jan. 30,
1933; E unp. 67483; Southern music
pub. co., inc. 3993
Oriental flute song: by Gertrude
Weeth; pf. © Jan. 13, 1933; E pub.
34740; Willis music co. 3994
Ould (The) turf fire; song. ©le.
Feb. 7, 1983; E unp. 67364; Michael
Dermott Fagan. 3995
Our Flag; male cho. © Feb. 4, 1933;
E pub. 34665; Emil Biorn. 3996
Our garden; w and melody. © 1 e.
Feb. 25, 19383; E unp. 68077; Pearl
Mahanay. 3997
Our Governor; march; pf. © Feb.
25, 1983; E pub. 34989; Edwin Hen-
ry Peters. 3998
Our last waltz; song, w Arthur Judge.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1983; E unp. 67619;
Wilson John Fisher. 3999
Our old home town; ballad. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 9, 1933; E unp. 67460; Millard
F. George. 4000
Our one and only kiss; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp. 67358;
Irene Brooks Pierson. 4001
Our President; inaugural march song,
m Antonio Galvan. © 1. Feb. 3,
1933; E unp. 67197; Thomas H.
Qualles. 4002
—— march; pf. © 1 c. Feb. 28, 1983;
E unp. 68151; P. Spicacci. 4003
158
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
Our waltz; pf. treble with w. © 1.
Feb. 3, 1933; E unp. 68098; Jack A.
Giusto. 4004
Out o’er my sea of memory; song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 672738;
Frieda Snodgrass. 4005
Out of doors; by George Henschel; pf.
© Dec. 28, 1932; E for. 28372; Pat-
erson’s publications, ltd. 4006
Out of the darkness into the dawn;
waltz song. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1933;
E unp. 67772; Arthur Bushnell Hus-
ted, 4007
Out of the rolling ocean; w Walt
Whitman, m Marshall Kernochan.
1. Med. voice and pf.—2. Med. voice,
orch. ace. Se. © Feb. 24, 1983;
E pub. 34977, 34978; Galaxy music
corp. 4008, 4009:
Over here; w and melody. ©1c. Feb.
9, 1933; E unp. 67451; Milton Klein.
4010
Overture comique; comp. and arr.
Emil Gerstenberger ; [pf. conductor |
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1933; E unp. 67652;
Movietone music corp. 4011
Pal o' mine; from Love lost, melody,
rhythm and w H. W. Barwick, acc.
L. Crawley. © 1c. Jan. 19, 1933;
E unp. 67189; Howard William Bar-
wick and Leone Crawley. 4012
Pal of my heart; song, melody Eva 2%.
Caple. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933; E unp.
67618 ; Helen Carolyn Weaver. 4013
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
God so loved the world; motet,
adapted to English w from John III,
Herbert G. Smith; mixed voices, or-
gan acc. © Jan. 8, 1988; E for.
28278; Cary & co. 4014
Palma; dans La revue d’amour, pa-
roles et m Maurice Hermite. ©
Jan. 20, 1988; E for. 28245; BEnoch
& cie. 4015
Panama; song, w Frances UBstelle
Lehlbach. © 1. Feb. 23, 19383; E
unp. 67987; Valborg Teeling Wal-
ters. 4016
Panama moonlight; song, arr. Burrell
Van Buren. © 1 c. Feb. 23, 1933.
E unp. 67965; Dale Fulton. 4017
Panhandle Pete; w and m Ted Weems,
James Cavanaugh and Frank Wel-
don; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 14,
1983; E pub. 34847; Skidmore mu-
sic co., ine. 4018
165519—33——4
4033
Paprika; schlager, texte Kurt Schwa-
bach u. Max Kolpe, m Franz Wachs-
mann. © Noy. 18, 1933; E for.
28193; Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b.
lal 4019
Paradise dreams; song. © 1 c. Feb.
20, 19838; E unp. 67865; Dorothea
Layton. 4020
Paradise (A) for two: w Anna Mes-
Sina and Anna Baron. © 1c. Feb.
14, 1988; E unp. 67669; Philip John
Baron. 4021
Paree chere; w and melody. © 1 «.
Feb. 11, 1983; E unp. 67521; Henry
Robert Martin Hdmonds. 4022
Parkinson (L.) Noveletta; pf. ©
Feb. 27, 1933; E pub. 34993; L. Par-
kinson. 4023
Parodi (Renato) Canzonetta; rondo,
versi Guiseppe Parini, m R. Parodi.
© Feb. 3, 1933; E for. 284389; G.
Ricordi & co. 4024
Partita (Una); drama, Arturo Ros-
sato, m Riccardo Zandonai, rid. per
canto e pf. Ugo Solazzi. © Jan. 10,
1933 ; E for. 28438; G. Ricordi & co.
4025
Partners just for a dance; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1933; E unp.
67450; Milton Klein. 4026
Passionslied ; text Heinr. Elmenhorst,
m Joh. Wolfg. Frank, bearb. Hanns
Miessner, op. 15, nr. 1; mannerchor,
a cappella. Partitur. © Dec. 31,
1932; E for. 28454; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock. 4027
Pastoral dance; by Norman Demuth;
string orch. and pf. ad lib., with
flute, clarinet and triangle pts. Sc.
© Jan. 24, 1983; E for. 28282: Jo-
seph Williams, Itd. 4028
Pathetic recitative; by P. Brunelli;
pf.-conductor. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933;
E unp. 67640; Movietone music corp.
4029
Patsch (Karl) 2 .mi&rsche; v. K.
Patsch ; stimmen,. 1. Grosses orch.-—
2. Salonorch. © Aug. 31, 1981; E
for. 28217, 28218; Musikverlag Mel-
odie, inh. Karl Patsch. 4030, 4031
Pay no ‘tention; w and m Dorothy
Pearce. © 1c Feb. 18, 1933; E
unp. 67612; Dorothy Pearce He-
berer. 4032
Peace; march and one-step, melody ;
in G min. ©. c.';Feb. 17, 1933;
E unp. 67768; Anton Keresztes.
4033
159
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4033* pt. LL ngs, F238
Persian (The) flame ; operetta, | Please come back sweetheart; w and
George Ted Reicard. © 1 ¢. Feb. m Bill Boucher. © 1 ce. Feb. 7,
16, 1938; D 28401; George Daniel 1933; E unp. 67367; William L.
Reichard. 4033* Boucher. 4046
Peter’s pieces; 6 miniatures, Henry | Please come back to me; fox trot song.
Geehl; violin, 1st position, and pf.
© Feb. 2, 1983; E for. 28458; Enoch
& sons (1927) ltd. 4034
Petite suite espagnole; par EK. F.
Arbos, op. 4; orch. Partition. ©
Dec. 10, 19382; E for. 28524; Editions
Max HEschig. 4035
Phi lambda delta; waltz, w and m
Violette Congreve Fitzpatrick. ©
1 ec. Feb. 4, 1983; E unp. 67285; Phi
lambda delta sorority. 4036
Pictured melodies; [compiled and
arr.]; pf. with w. © Feb. 25, 1933;
AA 116211; Flora E. McCurdy.
4037
Pietra (La) dello scandailo ; commedia,
Luigi Latini, m Vincenzo Billi. ©
Oct. 15, 1982; D 28398; Saporetti &
Cappelli. 4037*
Pitchin’; w Alice Stoddard, m Jack
McGuire. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E
unp. 67214; Alfred Jack McGuire.
4038
Pitfield (Thomas Baron) Five short
pieces; pf. © Dec. 12, 1932; E for.
28239; Augener, Itd. 4039
Pizzetti (Ildebrando) Canto; dal
vocalizzo per voce media, trascri-
zione Mario Corti; violino e pf. ©
Feb. 3, 19383; E. for. 28443; G.
Ricordi & co. 4040
Play fiddle play; Viennese waltz,
Emery Deutsch and Arthur Altman,
arr. Pietro Deiro; pf. accordion.
© Feb. 8, 1933; E pub. 34752;
Edward B. Marks music corp. 4041
Playing soldier; by Isabel Van Nort;
pf. © Jan. 13, 1983; E pub. 34743;
Willis music co. 4042
Playing the game of love; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1983; E unp.
66672;. Josephine Aloi, Bob White
and Ralph Romano. 4043
Playing with the stars; valse, w N.
Barthel, m L. Fashing. © 1 ¢. Jan.
25, 1933; E unp. 67336; Norbert
Barthel and Louis Fashing. 4044
Please believe me dear; w and melody. .
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68185;
Virgil Marrion Parker. 4045
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp. 67717;
F. R. Blanding. 4047
Please don’t talk about my man; w
Andy Razaf, m Reginald Foresythe.
© Jan. 30, 1933; E pub. 34571; Joe
Davis, ine. 4048
Pieasin’ you; song, m M. S. Russell
and Frances T. Mellen. © 1 ¢. Feb.
11, 1983; E unp. 67551; Marguerite
S. Russell. 4049
Pledge (The); song. © 1. Feb. 1,
1933 ; E unp. 67140; Frances Daven-
port Welch. 4050
Poéme; by Charles V. Rychlik; violin
and pf.. © Jan, 4, 1933) Bor.
28376; Fr. A. Urbanek & sons. 4051
Polka; by Charles V. Rychlik, op. 21;
violin and pf. © Jan. 4, 1933; EB
for. 28877; Fr. A. Urbanek & sons.
4052
Poor working girls; German, w Walter
Reisch, English, Douglas Furber, m
Werner R. Heymann; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 30, 1932; EB for. 28367;
Ufaton verlags, G.m.b.H. 4053
Poppy (The) song; w and melody. ©
1 c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67960;
Harry Ellsworth Philwin. 4054
Pour une heure; dans La _ revue
d’amour, paroles et m Maurice
Hermite. © Jan. 20, 1933; E for.
28246; Enoch & cie. 4055
Praise the Lord Jesus; pf. with w.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp. 67205;
Florence Ethel Schmidt. 4056
Praise to the living God; w from the
Yigdal of Daniel ben Judah, m Carl
F. Mueller; divided 4-pt. mixed cho.
© Feb. 8, 1933; E pub. 34762; G.
Schirmer, inc. 4057
Prelude and fugue; by Daniel Gregory
Mason, op. 20. 1. 2 pfs. or pf. and
organ.—2. Pf. and orch. Se.
Feb. 15, 1933; E pub. 34938, 34939:
J. Fischer & bro. 4058, 4059
Prelude and Gigue; by D. Zipoli, arr.
Stell Andersen and Silvio Scionti;
2 pfs.,.4 hands. © Feb. 7, 1933; HE
pub. 34817; J. Fischer & bro. 4060
Premier solo de concert; du Concerto
pour trombone, J. Demersseman,
transcription pour saxhorn basse si
160
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 193838
bémol, J. Watelle; avec acc de pf.
© Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 28335; E.
Gaudet. 4061
Presidents on parade; w and melody
Stella Unger and Fred Fisher. ©
1 e Jan. 30, 19383; E unp. 67127;
Famous music corp. 4062
Press on; w and melody. © 1. Feb.
11, 1938; E unp. 67575; Donna Jean
Kragen. 4063
Primaverina; rond6, poesia Alfredo
Petrucci, m Pietro Cimara. © Dee.
27, 1982; EH for. 28287; A. Forlivesi
&.¢. 4064
Prince Chéri; opérette, livret Guillot
de Saix, Marcelle Claude et Pierre
de Wattyne, m Lionel Renieu.
Partition compléte pour pf. et
chant. © Dee. 15, 1932; E for.
28516; Editions Max Eschig. 4065
Processional; hymn, w and m Wil-
liam D. Stewart. © Nov. 4, 1932;
E pub. 34779; H. W. Gray co. 4066
Prosperity ; pf. with w. © 1 c¢. Feb.
25, 1933; E unp. 68074; Charlie
Gilbert Schrah. 4067
—— song. © Feb. 13, 1933; E pub.
34921; Katherine M. Goodnature.
4068
Prosperity has won our hearts; w and
melody. ©1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp.
67264; A. Catherine Allan. 4069
Prosperity is advancing; Ww and
melody. © 1. Feb. 11, 1933; E
unp. 67541; EH. Lee Dearing. 4070
Prosperity is coming; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Feb. 18, 1983; E unp. 67599; Joye
Hllen Fisher, 4071
——w and melody. ©1e. Feb. 11,
1933 ; E unp. 67530; Estelle N. Irwin.
4072
Prosperity march; melody Lewis A.
Clark, pf. pt. Winnifred Caroline
. Gibson and §. J. Gibson; pf. with w.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67274;
Samuel Jordan Gibson. 4073
——song. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933; B
unp. 67807; Cordelia Suggs. 4074
Properity’s coming; w and melody. ©
~1e. Feb. 23, 193838; E unp. 67946;
Ben I. Berg. 4075
Purim (A) play; musical play. ©
1e. Jan. 4, 1933; D 28400; Mattia
Durmashkin. 4075*
4089
Pursuit; by P. Brunelli; pf.-conductor.
no. 2. ©1e. Feb. 9, 19383; E-unp.
67471; Movietone muSic corp. 4076
Put your cares in a song, and hum
your troubles away; w EK. Maxwell,
melody G. Morgan. © 1. Feb. 8,
1933; E unp. 67399; Eddie Maxwell
and Grace Morgan. 4077
Quarrel (A); by Peter Brunelli; pf.-
conductor. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1933; BH
unp. 67130; Movietone music corp.
4078
Queenie; w and m Con Conrad and
Bruz Fletcher; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 14, 1933; E pub. 34910; Harms,
inc. 4079
Quien; bolero, letra y m Luis Vadillo.
© Jan. 5, 1933; E for. 28303; South-
ern music pub. co., ine. 4080
Radio (The) march; anthem, w and m
Harold Holmes. © 1 ec. Feb. 11,
1933; E unp. 67558; Harold Holmes
music publications. 4081
——w and m Harold Holmes; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 17, 1933; HE
pub. 34871; Harold Holmes musie
publications, 4082
Rainbow (A) from out of the sky; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933:
EB unp. 67626; Edward Askins. 4083
Rainbow town; fox-trot song. © 1 e.
Feb. 1, 1933; E unp. 67352; Verna
Kretschmer. 4084
Rainier (The) rhapsody; by R. L.
Siddons; pf. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1933;
E unp. 68092; Sydney L. Rothery.
4085
Rajah (The) of Peru, sez who?—sez
me,—sez you; w and m Maurice
Beresford and Dave Silver; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 28, 1933; E for.
28315; J. Liber. 4086
Rambling roses; waltz, George G.
Greene; pf. © Jan. 18, 1933; E pub.
34732; Boston music co, 4087
Rantin’, rovin’ Robin’; Scotch folk-
song, w Robert Burns, m William J.
Samsel; mixed cho. © Jan. 13, 1933;
E pub. 34726; Boston music co.
[Copyright is claimed on original
arrangement and harmonization for
mixed voices] 4088
Raskolnikoff; ouvertiire-phantasie, E.
N. v. Reznicek; grosses orch. Par-
titur. © Sept. 1, 1982; E for. 28307:
Kdition Adler, G. m. b. H. 4089
161
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4090
Rasputin, that highfalutin lovin’ man;
w Allie Wrubel, m J. Russel Robin-
son. © Jan. 30, 1933; E pub. 34605;
Goodman musi¢ co., ine. 4090
Rattenfanger (Der) von Hameln;
marchenspiel, text nach einer dich-
tung v. Helene Scheu-Riesz, English
libersetzung, Sylvia Spencer-Welch,
m Karl Weigl, op. 24, bearb. Rudolf
Stephan Hoffmann, klavierauszug
Erich Simon. © Oct. 19, 1932; D
28390; Universal edition a. g. 4090*
Reach for a lucky star; w Geo. Marion,
jr., m Richard A. Whiting. © 1 .
Feb. 9, 1983; E unp. 67476; Movie-
tone music corp. 4091
Re-enter the White House door; w B.
M. Turnbull, m Mrs. M. B. Turnbull.
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1933; E unp. 67705;
Fredericka Turnbull. 4092
Refuge; song, w Lew Sarett. ©1c..
Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 67877; Floren-
tine Heimlich. 4093
Reizend; foxtrot, aus Hodchste eisen-
bahn, text u. m Friedrich Hol-
laender. © Oct. 6, 1932; E for.
28191; Alrobi musikverlag, G. m.
Db! Hi: 4094
Reizendes cousinchen; tango, aus Die
cousine aus Warschau, w Artur Reb-
ner u. Stein, m Artur Guttmann u.
Hans I. Salter. © Mar. 17, 1931;
E for. 28235; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Otto Hein. 4095
Rejoice ye pure in heart; introduction,
variations and finale on tune Marion,
Roland Diggle; organ. © Feb. 3,
1933; E pub. 34659; Gamble hinged
music ¢o. 4096
Remember Christ of Calvary; duet,
w and m Clair Flint. © Dec. 31,
1932; E pub. 34445; Harry D.
Clarke. 4097
Remember you're to blame; waltz
song, melody Jimmie Crane. ©
1 c. Feb. 17, 1933; E unp. 68096;
Bud Carson. 4098
Remembrance; waltz ballad. © Feb.
1, 1933; E pub. 34630; Henry Gerard
Rainville. 4099
Requiem ; pt.-song, w R. Louis Steven-
son, m Arthur Collingwood; men’s
cho. © July 10, 1928; E for. 28373 ;
Paterson's publications, ltd. 4100
Reveille: w Michael O’Connor; men’s
cho. © Feb. 14, 1933; E pub. 34974;
Persis Heaton Trimble. 4101
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
Rhumba Etta; my rhumba girl, w
and melody. © 1. Feb. 1, 1933;
E unp. 671389; William A. Wanser.
4102
Rickety shack; w and melody. © 1c.
Feb. 9, 1933: E unp. 67459; Murrel
R. Klinger and Michael Slowitzky.
4103
Ride ’em cowbody; operetta. bk. and
lyrics B. H. McNeil, m Mae Wheeler
Nightingale. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1983;
D 28878; Mae Nightingale and
Beatrice Humiston McNeil. 4103*
Ride (A) to town; unison, w Margaret
G. Rhodes, m George Rathbone. ©
Feb. 17, 1933; E for. 28475; Novello
& co., ltd. 4104
Ring out, wild bells; hymn, set to
hymn tune Hogmanay, w Alfred
Tennyson, m Stephen H. Wood, with
alternative acc. for unison verses,
Basil Harwood. © Jan. 31, 1933:
E for. 28175; Novello & co., ltd.
4105
River of romance; w L. I. Thomas, m
L. M. L. Thomas; pf. @© 1 e& Feb.
21, 1933; E unp. 67915; Loua M. LL:
Thomas and L. Iola Thomas. 4106
Robin (The); song. © 1 ec. Feb. 23,
1933; E unp. 68010; Florence Adele
Pond. 4107
Rock-a-bye lullabye; song, m Monk
and Sam; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Feb. 27, 1933: E unp. 68119; Chas.
T. Ferguson, Chas. Hansen, jr. and
Sam L. Johnson. 4108
Rocky Mountain moon; song, m Max
E. Hasenbein. © Feb. 4, 1933; E
pub. 384767; Merlin E. Hiaring.
4109
Roll on, mah blues; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1983; E unp. 67625;
Edward Askins. 4110
Roll up the carpet, push back the
chairs; w Raymond Klages, m Al.
Hoffman and Al. Goodhart: with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 1, 1933: E pub.
34629; Remick music corp. 4111
Roll your bones: w and m Sidney D.
Mitchell and Harry Akst. © 1 ¢
Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67129; Movie-
tone music corp. 4112
Rolling (The) English road; w G. K.
Chesterton, m Victor Hely Hutchin-
son. © Jan. 31, 1933; E for. 28272:
Elkin & co., ltd. 4113
162
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
4140
Romancing with baby by the light of
the moon; w and melody Phil Bax-
‘ter. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933; E unp.
67821; Leo Feist. inc. 4114
Romantic; w Val Burton and Will
Jason, L. HB. DeFrancesco. © 1 ec.
Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67131; Movie-
tone music corp. 4115
Romantie (A) episode; composed and
arr. Peter Brunelli; pf. conductor.
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1933; E unp. 67469;
Movietone music corp. 4116
Roosevelt (The) march; pf. © 1 e.
Jan. 31, 1983; E unp. 67162; Angelo
Lorenzo Cappelli. 4117
Roosevelt’s the man; fox trot song.
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1933; EB unp. 67337;
Minnie Edmondson. 4118
Rosa; Argentine tango, w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1933; E unp. 68109;
William Gregory. 4119
Rose of my garden; w and m Harry
Crum and Bill Bird. © Feb. 4,
1933; E pub. 34686; Alpha music.
4120
Rosenthal (Archy) Three Irish
pastels; pf. © Feb. 20, 1933; E for.
28476; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
4121
Roses of Junetime; service, w Char-
lotte Irene Ford [and others], m
Forrest G. Walter [and others]
© Jan. 28, 1983; E pub. 34599;
Tullar-Meredith co. 4122
Rosetta: melody. © 1c. Feb. 3, 1933;
E ounp. 67231; Earl Hines. 4123
Rosiera (La); atto 3, Vittorio
Gnecchi; orch. Sc. 1. Coro; sop. e
contralti e sop. solo.—2. Preludio.
© Jan. 10, 1933; EB for. 28320, 28321;
Edition Adler, G. m. b. H.
4124, 4125
Round and round; waltz, Marie Seuel-
Holst, op. 27, no. 1; pf., 6 hands.
© Feb. 17, 19383; E pub. 34850;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc. 4126
Round the world; songs of many na-
tions, arr. John Michael Diack. pf.,
with w. © Dec. 24, 1932; E for.
28374; Paterson’s publications, ltd.
4127
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) The
dew is soft; tr. and arr. Nicholas
Douty; 3-pt. women’s voices. ©
Jan. 27, 1983; E pub. 34600; Theo-
dore Presser co. 4128
Rummelsburg (Die); lyrisch roman-
tische oper, frei nach dem Musaus
mirchen Stumme liebe. © 1c. Jan.
27, 1933; D 28389; Carl Englert.
4128*
Russian dance; arr. Charles Dennée,
op. 16, no. 1; 2 pfs., 4 hands. ©
Feb. 6, 19838; E pub. 34811; Arthur
P. Schmidt co. 4129
arr. Gladys Cumberland; percus-
sion band with violin ad lib.; pts.,
with pf.-conductor se., child-con-
ductor’s sc. and pf. duet. © Jan.
17, 1933; E for. 28181; Warren &
Phillips. 4130
Russian introduction; comp. and arr.
Emil Gerstenberger; pf.-conductor.
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1983; E unp. 67654;
Movietone music corp. 4131
Rustic lilt; from Country gardens, old
dance tune, arr. Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Feb. 15, 1933; E pub. 34933;
Evans music co. 4132
Sad (The) song; w and m Bob Miller;
with ukulele arr. © Dec. 30, 1932;
E pub. 34781; Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp. 4133
Sain a border oder nit; w A. Bardi-
chevsky, melody J. Jaffe. © 1 ce.
Feb. 7, 1983; E unp. 67380; Julius
Jaffe and Abram Bardichevsky.
4134
Salmans simplified method of piano
playing. © Jan. 14, 1983; AA
116201; Cora Salmans Hatfield.
4135
Samberg’s (Benny) fifth medley of
original songs; in 10 pts., w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933; EB
unp. 67799; Benjamin Samberg.
4136
Sangamon river, I’m dreaming of you;
w Edward A. Nitram, m Thelma L.
Deer. © Feb. 4, 1933; E pub. 34769;
Sangamon sales service. 4137
Santa Fé; w Frederick H. Martens,
m James P. Dunn; sop., alto and
bar. © Feb. 15, 1933; E pub. 34936;
J. Fischer & bro. 4138
Santa Lucia; Italian folk song, arr.
for Hawaiian guit. solo and arr., pf.
and ukulele, with extra symbols; in
D. '© 1: e@ Feb: 8, 1933; unp.
67323 ; Adolph Krupp. 4139
Say it’s not the last time; w Howard
Johnson, m Joseph Meyer; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 8, 1983; HE pub.
34642; Olman music corp. 4140
163
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4141
Say you'll be mine; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ Feb. 6, 1983; E unp. 67301;
Deloros Marie Warner. 4141
Scarlet and grey; composer anon; ist
B flat cornet. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E
unp. 67187; Glenwood high school.
4142
Scena delle coefore; di Vittorio Gnec-
chi; orch. with mixed voices. Sc.
© Jan. 10, 1933; E for. 28322; Edi-
tion Adler, G. m. b. H. 4143
Scherzo in D major; orch. Conduc-
tors sc. (%@) fc.’ Web: 324, 1933.4.0)
unp. 68055; Edna Fuller Day. 4144
Schone (Die) Galathee; drei schlager
aus der oper, gesangstexte Fritz
Rotter u. Kurt Robitschek, m Franz
von Suppé, musikalische neubearb.
von Wilhelm Grosz, Klavier arr.
Walter Borchert. © Sept. 20, 1932;
E for. 28504; Wiener bohéme-verlag, |.
G; m. b. H. 4145
oper, Kurt Robitschek, Max Han-
sen u. Paul Morgan, gesangstexte
Fritz Rotter u. K. Robitschek, m
Franz von Suppé, musikalische neu-
bearb. Wilhelm Grosz. Klavier-aus-
zug mit text. © Jan. 6, 1933; E for.
28505; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
b. H. 4146
Schubert (Franz Peter) The Lord is
my shepherd; Psalm 28, m arr. John
Stainer. ed. William Arms Fisher;
mixed cho.; organ acc. © Jan. 26,
1933: E pub. 34703; Oliver Ditson
co, ine. 4147
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Du
bist wie eine blume; op. 25, no. 24,
Heinrich Heine, ed. Carl Deis; high
voice; in A flat. © Jan. 28, 1933;
E pub. 34719; G. Schirmer, inc.
4148
The happy farmer returning from
work; op. 68, no. 10, special student’s
ed., John M. Williams; pf. © Jan.
13, 1933; E pub. 34733; Boston
music co. 4149
Seenes from childhood; tran-
scribed James R. Gillette; flute,
oboe, B flat clarinet and bassoon.
Se. and pts. © Feb. 3, 19383; E pub.
34621; M. Witmark & sons. 4150
Schwarze (Der) husar; schlager, text
Friedrich Giinther, m Eduard Kiin-
neke. © Oct. 12, 1932; E for. 28216;
Ufaton-verlags, G. m. b. H. 4151
pt. Ilr, n. s., v. 28
Schwiile (Eine) sommernacht und
eine frau wie du; tango, w Fritz
Rotter, m Robert Stolz, op. 587. ©
June 8, 1981; E for. 28231; Wiener
bohéme verlag, Otto Hein. 4152
Scottish romance; pf. © 1.e Apr.
10, 19388; E unp. 69917; Basil Wil-
liamson and Thelma Clement. 4153
Scraps from a rag bag; song, m Ken-
neth Charles Rinard. © 1 c. Feb.
24, 1933; E unp. 68047; Hal Bruese
Shipley. 4154
Se t’aje da ‘nzora; madrigale napole-
tano, parole popolari antiche, m
Renato Parodi; 4 voci maschili, con
solo di tenore, a cappella. Partitura.
© Feb. 3, 1933; E for. 28440; G.
Ricordi & co. 4155
Sea (The) Gypsy; w Richard Hovey.
m and arr. Geoffrey O’Hara; cho. or
quartet for male voices. © Jan. 30,
1938; E pub. 34617; Harms, inc.
4156
Searching ; fox-trot song. © 1c. Feb.
7, 1983; E unp. 67718; James Grieve.
qv 4157
Searching the desert for the blues: w
and melody Willie McTell. © 1 «.
Jan. 18, 1983; E unp. 67424; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 4158
Second recueil de mazurkas; par Alex-
andre Tansman; pf. Dec. 20.
1982; E for. 28520; Editions Max
Eschig. 4159
Seeds of love; song. © 1 @. Feb.
11, 1988; E unp. 67515; Evelyne
Conway. 4160
Selfish (The) mother; w and melody
© 1 c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. geese
Salvatore Bono. 4161
Sell it; w and melody. ©1ce. Feb. 8,
1933; E unp. 67416; William H.
House. 4162
Sell them beer; w J. C. Jordan, m arr.
B. B. McKinney; mixed voices. ©
Jan. 30, 1933; E pub. 34589; Robert
H. Coleman. 4163
Seminarian (The) (Cemuuapucrs);
w and m Modest Moussorgsky, tr.
and arr. Harvey Enders; male
voices. © Feb. 16, 19383; E pub.
34879; Galaxy music corp. 4164
Send me away; fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1933; E unp.
68149; Wendell A. Collins. 4165
164
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1933
4192
Senior days; w Emma Kinner, and
melody. ©1e. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp.
67220; Wilma Boshart. 4166
Senor la bullthrower ; musical comedy,
m Paul Smith. ©1c. Feb. 20, 1933 ;
D 28392; Frederick Friendly Har-
ris. 4166*
Sentimental lady; fox-trot, w and m
Norman VY. Holland; with ukulele
arr. © Jan. 10, 1933; E for. 28299 ;
Cecil Lennox, ltd. 4167
Sentimental me; song. © 1 c. Feb.
28, 1938; E unp. 68147; Norman
Carlos Crane. 4168
Serenade badine; by Gabriel-Marie,
transcribed Ralph Collicchio; ten.
banjo, with pf. acc. © Feb. 17,
1933; E pub. 34777; A B C standard
musie publications, inc. 4169
Serenade me; fox trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 67983 ;
Evelyn Panikoff. 4170
Serenata alla luna; slow-fox, dal film
Tre uomini in frak, versi Michele
Galdieri, m Umberto Mancini; pf.
© Dee. 30, 1932; E for. 28207; Hdi-
zioni muSicali Caesar film. 4171
Shadow Mountain; by R. Deane
Shure; organ. © Feb, 7, 1933;
E pub. 34814; J. Fischer & bro.
4172
Shaggedy hair, taggedy clothes, she’s a
Sunbeam on ten little toes; song, m
P. O. Stephens and Marion Dickson
Stephens, © 1 ec. Feb. .18, 19383;
E unp. 67796; Pauline Ozier Steph-
ens. 4173
Shake yo’ feet; w Bob Harthun and
Fred F. Furtsch, melody Bob Keith.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1933; E unp. 67896;
Robert David Keith. 4174
Shanty town; w and melody. ©1..
Feb. 23, 1938; EH unp. 67957 ; Thomas
Seabury. 4175
She comes to meet me; song. © 1c.
Feb. 5, 1933; E unp. 67302; Hubert
Mervyn Tylston Hodgson. 4176
She has never forgotten you; song,
w James Courtney Challiso. © 1.
Dec. 21, 1982; E unp. 65409; Eva
Marie Mouton. 4177
She’s the best pal on earth after all;
w and m J. M. Pettit and P. E. Gor-
mach. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1933; E unp.
67741; Geo. A. Wellington. 4178
She’s the big chief’s only child; Indian
fox trot song. ©1c. Jan. 25, 1933;
E unp. 673838; I. A. Packer. 4179
Sheila bawn; song. © 1c. Feb. 14,
1933; E unp. 67662; Michael Der-
mott Fagan. 4180
Shepherd (A), a dreamer; w Z. Wein-
per [and] A prayer; w Mani Leib:
songs arr. Alex. Olshanetsky. ©
Feb. 20, 1933; EH pub. 34965; Jacob
Rapaport. 4181
Ship (The) of Rio; w Walter de la
Mare, m C. Armstrong Gibbs. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Feb. 3, 1933;
E for. 28349; Boosey & co., ltd.
4182
Short (A) setting of the communion
service; by Vernon de Tar; mixed
voices, a cappella; in A min.
Jan. 31, 1988; E pub. 34610; Galaxy
music corp. 4183
Short’nin’ bread; w ed. Clement Wood,
m adapted and arr. Jacques Wolfe,
adapted for quartet or 4-pt. mixed
cho. Wallingford Riegger. © Feb.
8, 1933; E pub. 34759; Harold Flam-
mer, inc. 4184
Shoulder to Shoulder with Uncle Sam,
buy American; song. © 1 ec. Feb.
11, 1933; E unp. 67518; Clotilde
Georgiana Morey. 4185
Shredded wheat skirts; by C. S. Cop-
ping; pf.-conductor. © 1 e¢. Feb.
13, 1933; E unp. 67638; Movietone
musie corp. 4186
Shufflin’ shoes; song. ©1e. Feb. 13,
1933; E unp. 67611; Charles Ed-
ward Smith. 4187
Sick in bed; song. © 1 «¢. Feb. 7%,
1933; E unp. 673866; Michael Rech-
ler. 4188
Sidewalk (The) waltz; w Joe Young,
m J. Fred Coots: with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 17, 1933; E pub. 34874;
Irving Berlin, ine. 4189
Sierra ; rumba espafniola, su versi Huer-
ta Guere, versione ritmica Abro Cal-
vita, m Leon Godoy; pf.-conduttore.
© Jan. 25, 1983; E for. 28290; Gaet-
ano Spagnolo. 4190
Silence me; w Tom Springer, melody
Louis Drakeford. © 1 ¢c. Feb. 28,
1933; E unp. 68154; Lewis Henry
Drakeford and Thomas Grant
Springer. 4191
Silver moon waltz; by Pietro Frosini ;
pf. accordion. © Jan. 5, 1933; E
pub. 384925; Alfred music co., inc.
4192
165
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4193
Silv’ry mountain moon;
John Mohan and W. Lewis, arr.
John Bach; with ukulele arr. ©
Dec. 28, 1982; E pub. 34792; Will
Lewis. 4193
Simpatica: song, m Salvatore Scalora.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1933; E unp. 68107;
Rosario DiNardo. 4194
Since you stopped loving me; waltz,
w Jelda Jasper, melody Ray Hibbeler.
© 1. Feb. 3, 1983; E unp. 67224;
Martha BH. Keck. 4195
Sing me to sleep, little mother; song,
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1933; E unp. 67684;
Morris Olson and Henry Russell
Olson. 4196
Sing to me mother; valse song. © 1
ce. Feb. 1, 1988; E unp. 67353; Lach-
lan Souter. 4197
Sing to my heart; w Edward Lockton,
m composed and adapted H. Elliott
Smith; in F. © Jan. 27, 1933; EH
for. 28515; Cary & co. 4198
Sing we and chant it; ballet, Thomas
Morley, arr. for men’s voices, un-
acc. © Feb. 16, 1933; E pub. 34866;
Mondel Ely Butterfield. [Copyright
is claimed on 4-pt. arrangement of
the ballet] 4199
Sitting in the park with you; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E
unp. 67826; William Gregory. 4200
Sivigliana; versi Goffredo Pesci, m
Pietro Cimara. © Dec. 27, 1932; E
for. 28288; A. Forlivesi & c. 4201
Sleep, my darling sleep; w Jack Law-
rence, and melody. © 1 e¢. Feb. 20,
1933; E unp. 67870; Arthur Altman.
4202
Sleepy melody; by Stan Mason; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp. 67216;
Stanley Carlson Mason. 4203
Slender (A) crane at evening stood;
song, w Benjamin F. Musser. © 1
@ Hep. 20) 19333.” tip. 'Giooe 5
James Neill Northe. 4204
Slovakische lieder; m Hans F. Red-
lich, op. 10; bar. u. fiinf kammerin-
strumente. Partitur zugleich klavier-
auszug. © Sept. 9, 1932; E for.
28393; Ed. Bote & G. Bock. 4205
Smile (A); w and melody. © 1 «
Feb. 21, 1933; E unp. 67890; Henry
BE. McNeil. 4206
Smile; song, melody James L. Brown.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67247;
Jeanette Conyers. 4207
w and m/| Smiling Jimmie; song,
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
© 1c. Feb.
24, 1933; E unp. 68129; Marye H.
Goddard. 4208
Snow flakes, large and small, con-
tinually fall! come on! let’s have
some fun; song. © 1c. Feb. 17,
1933; E unp. 67764; Eva Della
White Wakelee. 4209
Snowy kitten; w and m Myra Adler;
pf. © Jan. 18, 1933; BE pub. 34729;
Boston music co. 4210
So buy American now; w and mel-
ody, arr. Dubois Hasbruch Cornish.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp. 67219:
Paul Edmond Hubbell. 4211
So disillusioned; w and melody. © 1
ec. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67923; Jean
F. Ortet. 4212
So’ guaglione; versi e melodia. ©1c.
Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 67793; Gen-
naro Amato. 4213
So I’ll come back for more; song. ©
1. ¢,. Jan. 21, 1933; upper Gieees
J. Roger Fleagle. 4214
So long; w and melody Cliff Quimby.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp. 67195;
Clifford Eugene Quimby. 4215
So sudden, you were gone; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp.:
67531; William J. Hosbach, jr. 4216
Soaring; song, w Marie Bailey Struss.
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1933; E unp. 67317;
Katherine A. Bailey. 4217
Soft the music; w and m Lily Strick-
land; mixed voices. © Jan. 13,
1933; E pub. 34738; Willis music
co. 4218
Soldat (Der) ist treu; soldatenlied,
aus Drei tage mittelarrest, w
Charles Amberg, m Artur Guttmann
u. Nico Dostal. © Oct. 28, 1930;
E for. 28236; Wiener bohéme-ver-
lag, Otto Hein. 4219
Soldiers marching; by N. Louise
Wright, arr. Preston Ware Orem;
pf., 6 hands. © Feb. 6, 1933; E
pub. 34757; Clayton F. Summy co.
4220
Some day; w and melody. © 1 e.
Feb. 24, 1933; E unp. 68065; Michael
Rechler. 4221
Somebody cares; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Feb. 23, 193883; E unp. 67929;
Lawrence Earle Stevick. 4222
Somebody else is living my life; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1933;
E unp. 67448; Milton Klein. 4223
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1933
Someone, somewhere; song, arr. Irwin
Janata. © 1c. Feb. 2, 1933; E unp.
67172; Joseph Francis Jaros. 4224
Someone who'll love me too; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1933; E unp.
67354; Rosalind Block. 4225
Somervell (Arthur) Concerto; in G
min.; violin and full orch. Sc. ©
Feb. 7, 193838; E for. 28347; Boosey
& co., td. 4226
Something in my heart; song, w Nath-
alie Nafziger, arr. Dick Crofton;
pf. © 1e. Feb. 3, 19383; E unp.
67230: Lloyd Ringler. 4227
Sometimes I wonder; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Feb. 13, 1933 : E unp. 67601; Ethel
Kounias. 4228
Somewhere; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 21, 1933; E unp. 67898; An-
thony Youngsworth. 4229
Somewhere on Rio Bay; w Jimmy
Kennedy, m Edward O’Henry; with
ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon. © Jan.
31, 1988; E for. 28277; B. Feldman
& Co. 4230
Sonatine; von Max Trapp, op. 25; -
klavier. © Dec. 20, 1932; E for.
28293: F. EH. C. Leuckart. 4231
Song of depression; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 4, 1988; E unp. 67265 ; Fred
Lee. . 4232
Song of life; song, melody Louise
Herrold. © 1c. Feb. 24, 1933; E
unp. 68059; Nettie K. Hurlburt.
4233
Song (The) of my heart to you; song.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp. 67560;
Liegh B. Freed. 4234
Song (A) of old Vermont; song, w
Carolyn W. Pender; pf. © Jan. 31,
1988; E pub. 34604; Francis W.
Lawrence. 4235
Song of praise; song, melody Louise
Herrold. © 1. Feb. 24, 1933; E
unp. 68056; Nettie K. Hurlburt.
4236
Song of the night; w H. D. Kerr, mel-
ody Walter Harkley and H. A.
Hummel. ©'1 c. Feb. 6, 1933; HB
unp. 67294; Harry D. Kerr, Walter
J. Zamecnick and Herman A. Hum-
mel. 4237
Song (The) that never dies; w B.
Miller and Carl Field, and melody.
© 1. Feb. 6, 1933; E unp. 67309;
Bob Miller. 4238
4251
Songs for children; song, w Christina
G. Rossetti. © Feb. 17, 19383; E
pub. 34881; Julia Klumpkey. 4239
© Dee.
E pub. 34893; M. O’Fla-
4240
Soul of my dreams; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1983; E unp. 67746;
Ruth Markley Buchanan. 4241
Southern (A) day; w and m Lily
Strickland; 4-pt. mixed cho. © Feb.
8, 193838; E pub. 34764; G. Schirmer,
ine. 4242
Songs of Erin; mixed voices.
Bt; 19B2%
herty.
Spaghetti tangle; by Pietro Frosini;
pf. accordion. © Jan. 5, 1933; H
pub. 34924; Alfred music ¢o., inc.
4243
Spinnstube ; ungarisches lebensbild aus
Siebengtirgen, klavierauszug mit
text Zoltan Kodaly, deutscher text
Benedikt Szabolcsi. © Feb. 3, 1933;
D 28399; Universal edition, a. g.
4243*
Zaire wov yauxe ; Greek w, tr. and para-
phrase, George Buyukas, English,
John Howard Payne, m Henry R.
Bishop, arr. Sp. Becatoros. © Feb.
14, 1933; E pub. 34844; Apollo mu-
Sic co. 4244
Spring; song, w Harriet Wratten. ©
1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 67874;
Florentine Heimlich. 4245
Spring equinox; pt. song, w Romanie
van Depoele, m Jean V. Dethier ;
mixed voices. © Feb. 11, 1933; BE
pub. 34980; C. C. Birchard & co.
4246
Spring fever; w and melody Abner Sil-
ver and Allie Wrubel. © 1 c. Feb.
9, 19838; E unp. 67455; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 4247
Spring’s in the air; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 19338; E unp. 67884;
Jessie Richardson Geren. 4248
Spring waltz; pf. © 1 ce. Feb. 23,
1933; E unp. 68019; Lars Harry
Wester. 4249
Sprinkle me with kisses ; w Bob Irwin,
melody David HE. Peyton. ©1..
Feb. 21, 1988; E unp. 67906 ; Robert
R. Irwin. 4250
Stay on the right side of the road; w
Ted Koehler, m Rube Bloom; with
ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen.
Feb, 14, 1988; E pub. 34842; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 4251
167
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Still I’m singing songs of love;
Fritz Miller, m Art Cox; pf. treble.
©1e. Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 671938;
James Frederick Miller. 4252
Still in my dreams; w and melody
Jack Woods and Jack Mansfield. ©
1 ec. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68167;
Leonard G. Healy. 4253
Stop! thief; w and melody. ©1 ee.
Feb. 10, 1988; E unp. 67457; Wil-
liam J. Steed. 4254
Stormy (The) West; by P. Brunelli;
pf.-conductor. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933;
E unp. 67642; Movietone music
corp. 4255
Zrovs dixovs wov; Ww and m Stephen C.
Foster, Greek w, tr. and paraphrase,
George Buyukas, m arr. Julius S.
Seredy; with male quartet arr. ©
Feb. 14, 1983; E pub. 34845; Apollo
music Co. 4256
Strauss (Julia Hlizabeth) Prelude;
pk. {© 4 ee: 17.41933-oR) unp,
67756; Julia Hlizabeth Strauss.
: 4257
Streichquartett; nr. 2, von Gerhart
von Westerman, op. 8; in C moll.
Partitur. © Noy. 2, 1932; E for.
283804; Edition Adler, G. m. b. H.
4258
Strich durch die rechnung; schlager,
texte Robert Gilbert, m Hans-Otto
Borgmann. © Oct. 25, 1932; E for.
28213 ; Ufaton-verlags, G. m. b. H.
4259
Strofette vagabonde; w and m Carla
Adgate, Don Flamingo and G. De
Laurentis; pf. 1c Feb. 10,
1983; E unp. 67482; Flaminio Pig-
noloni. 4260
Strolling ’mongst the lilies of the val-
ley; song, w Charles F. Lyon. ©
1 e@. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp. 67360;
E. Karl] Liebegott. 4261
Studentenprinz (Der) ; singspiel, Dor-
othy Donnelly, tibertragung Rudolph
Schanzer u. Ernst Welisch, m Sig-
mund Romberg, mit einlagen
Michael Krausz, klavier-auszug zum
dirigieren eingerichtet Hans Kainz.
©" Dec... Si 1932* *E for.) 2S2006
Charivari musikverlag, G. m. b. H.
4262
Suefio; bolero, w and melody. ©1.
Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 67161; Louis
Conception. 4263
w | Suite de Karagueuz; par Marcel Miha-
lovici, op. 23a; orch. de chambre.
Partition. © Dec. 29, 1932; E for.
28523; Editions Max Eschig. 4264
Sulla cuna; berceuse, Pietro Floridia,
arr. Arturo De Ceceo; piccola oreh.
parti. © Jan. 10, 1933; E for.
28437; G. Ricordi & co. 4265
Sumerky; by Peter Brunelli; pf.-con-
ductor. ©1e. Feb. 13, 1933; E unp.
67639; Movietone music corp. 4266
Summertime girl; pf. with w. ©1e.
Feb. 11, 1983; E unp. 67557; George
William Youngling. 4267
Sun (The) is out; by Allene K. Bixby;
pf. © Jan. 18, 1933; E pub. 34735;
Boston music co. 4268
Sun, moon and stars; song. © 1 e.
Feb. 10, 1933; E unp. 67486; Louise
Clark. 4269
Sun’s (The) sinking low; pf. with w.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 67561;
Leo J. Monaghan, jr. and Julius
Solomon. 4270
Sun (The) will shine to-morrow;
song, w anon. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1933;
E unp. 68189; Alice J. Condon. 4271
Sunken (The) garden; w Walter de
la Mare, m ©. Armstrong Gibbs;
sop., mezzo-sop. and contralto.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Jan. 20,
1933; E for. 28249; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 4272
Sunset; w Paul S. Nickerson, m Carl
F. Mueller; 4-pt. mixed cho. © Jan.
24, 1933; E pub. 34716; G. Schirmer
inc. 4273
Sunshine; rondo, op. 6; pf. ©l1e.
Feb. 25, 1933; E unp. 68072; Hmma
Schwarze. 4274
Sunshine Sal; fox trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 67867;
Walter Louis Engel. 4275
Sur le lac; de Hedwige Chretien; vio-
lon et pf., violoncelle et harpe ou
pf., saxophone alto mi bémol.
Dec. 1, 1932; HE. for. ._ 283387. ia0urs
Jacquot et fils. 4276
Sure, why not; w BE. M. Watt, m M. M.
Kidt. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1983; E unp.
67481; Effie M. Watt and Matilda
M. Bidt. 4277
Suvla Bay; march, W. Heinicke; mili-
tary band pts. © Jan. 3, 1933; H
for, 28253; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd. 4278
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no. 2, 1983
Swamp man; song, w Arnold 8S. Moe.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 67810;
Ramon Victor Sugrue. 42°79
Swedish dance: arr. Gladys Cumber-
land; percussion band with violin
ad lib. pts., with pf. conductor sc.,
child-conductor’s sc. and pf. duet.
foment. tt, 1933": BH’ for.’ 28182 ;
Warren & Phillips. 4280
Swedish Italian mazurka; by Pietro
Frosini; pf. accordion. © Jan. 5,
19838; E pub. 34923; Alfred music
co., ine. 4281
Sweet Anjole; waltz song, m E. J.
Sullivan and Michael Paul Manga-
nell. © 1. Feb. 14, 1933; E unp.
67667 ; Edward Joseph Sullivan.
4282
Sweet Betty; w and melody Sammy
Lerner and Sammy Timberg. ©
1 e. Feb. 15, 1983; E unp. 67752;
Famous music corp. 4283
Sweet Hawaiian melody; waltz lul-
laby, song. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E
unp. 68196; Robert L. Tumey, jr.
4284
Sweet Janet Lydell; fox trot song. ©
1 e. Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 67344;
S. B. Wilkerson. 4285
Sweet Marianna; song, arr. Burrell
Van Buren. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1932;
EH unp. 67820; Richard Charnock.
4286
Sweet song of long ago; w and m
Ernest Charles; high voice. © Jan.
24, 1988; E pub. 34717; G. Schirmer,
ine. 4287
Sweetheart; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Feb. 1, 19838; E unp. 67855; Agnes
Ingram. 4288
w Spencer Magruder, m Samuel
Richards Gaines; men’s voices. ©
Jan. 30, 1933; E pub. 34702; Oliver
Ditson co., ine. 4289
Sweetheart I adore you; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 2, 1933; E unp.
67180; Isabelle Horan Lebling. 4290
Sweetheart lane; w and melody B.
Miller, Al Opler and Adam Carroll.
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1933; E unp. 67310;
Bob Miller. 4291
Sweetheart, my beloved; w Romeo
Blanchette, m George R. Beaudet.
© 1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp. 67918;
Romeo J. A. F. Blanchette. 4292
Sweetheart night; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
4306
Feb. 238, 19838; E unp. 67995; A. J.
Marano. 4293
Sweetheart (The) of modern days;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933; H
unp, 67598; Toney Cirincione. 4294
Sweetheart (The) of Topolobompo;
w and m Val Burton and Will Ja-
son. © 1c. Feb. 18, 19383; E unp.
67651; Movietone music corp. 4295
Sweet-heart of yesterday; song, m
Leone Stout and E. I. Stout. © 1
ce. Feb. 28, 1983; E unp. 68148; Hd-
mond I. Stout. 4296
Sweetness; melody. © 1 c¢. Feb. 7,
1933; E unp. 67372; William N.
Brownstein. 4297
Swing along, old Russia; song. © 1
ce. Feb. 21, 1983; E unp. 67914; John
Kendall. 4298
Swing and sing; pedal study, George
G. Greene; pf. © Jan. 13, 1933;
E pub. 34736; Boston music Co.
4299
Swing low, sweet chariot; spiritual,
arr. Arthur Warrell, tonic solfa tr.
H. J. Timothy; bar. solo and mixed
cho. © Feb. 8, 1933; E for. 28364;
Stainer & Bell, 1td. 4300
Sylvan scenes; suite, Percy HE.
Fletcher, arr. W. J. Duthoit; mili-
tary band pts. © Feb. 3, 1933; EH
for. 28354; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd. 4301
T’was a balmy summer’s evening; w
and melody Cliff Friend, Herb Mag-
idson and Sam H. Stept. ©1c. Jan.
21, 1933; E unp. 67190; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 4302
Tag (Hin) ohne dich; tango, aus 8
midels im boot, text Arthur Rebner
u. Licco Stein, m Arthur Rebner.
© Oct. 5, 1982; E for. 28199; Alrobi
musikverlag, G. m. b. H. 4303
Tail of Haley’s [sic] comet; melody
Ivan Laam. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1933;
E unp. 67432; Southern music pub.
Cosy ine 4304
Take me away from the river; w and
m Kaye Parker; with ukulele arr.
R. S. Stoddon, and recitation. ©
Feb. 14, 1983; E for. 28478; B. Feld-
man & co. 4305
Take me back tae Scotland; w Wm.
Reynolds, arr. Ted Krause. © Jan.
9, 1988; E for. 28325; William R.
Stoba. 4306
169
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4307
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Take my love; song,
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Feb. 13, 1933; E unp. 67607; Henry
Schumacher. 4307
Tango Ad astra; violin and pf.
Feb. 17, 1933; E pub. 34882; Julia
Klumpkey. 4308
Tango alla luna; versi T. Masini, m
Raffaele Stocchettii © Dec. 1,
1932; E for. 28295; S. a. Suvini-
Zerboni. 4309
Tango della gelosia; English, Mar-
jorie Harper, Italian, Peppino Men-
des, m Vittorio Mascheroni, arr. J.
Rosamond Johnson. © Feb. 23,
1933; E pub. 34961; Edward B.
Marks music Corp. 4310
Tango um mitternacht; operette Ste-
fan Békefi u. Ladislaus Vadnai,
deutsche bearb. u. gesangstexte Wil-
helm Sterk, m Karl Komjati. Kla-
vierauszug. © Sept. 30, 1932; D
pub. 28364; Josef Weinberger u.
Franz Bard & son. 4310*
Tattle tales; w Mark Henry and Bob
Maxwell, m Raymond Walker; pf.
© Feb. 20, 1933; E pub. 34914;
Breezy music pub, corp. 4311
Tea leaves; by John Leipold and
Ralph Rainger; [pf. conductor] ©
1c. Feb. 4, 1983; E unp. 67465; Fa-
mous music corp. 4312
Tears (The) I shed for you; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1983; E
unp. 67955; Rudolph Strucel. 4313
Tech-tech-tech-technocracy ; song. w ¥.
Gardner Clough. © 1 ¢. Feb. 17,
1933; E unp. 67759; Cesare Sodero.
4314
Technocracy; song. © 1 ec. Feb. 13,
1933; E unp. 67580; Ellen Arnott
Bates. 4315
m Alec Denham and OD.
Kohn. © Mar. 1, 1933; E pub.
34986; David Kohn. 4316
Tell ev’ryone; w Desmond Carter, m
H. M. Tennent; with ukulele arr.
© Dee: 24, 1932;. B fer; 28417 ;
Chappell & co., ltd. 4317
Tell me, O lovely moonbeam; w and
m Ted Kaye; with ukulele arr. ©
Dec. 28, 1982; E pub. 34786; Will
Lewis. 4318
Tell me, please; fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. © 1. Feb. 13, 1933; E unp.
67588; Clinton Woodman McGraw.
4319
m James L. | Tell me that story again; valse song.
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1933; E unp. 67356;
Alfred Sevigny. 4320
Tell me that you love me; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1933; E unp.
67749; Orville D. Denmon. 4321
Tell my mother I’m in heaven; w and
melody Gene Arnold. © 1 ¢. Feb.
23, 1933; E unp. 67976; M. M. Cole
pub. co. 4322
Tell your father, tell your mother, that
I’m good enough for you; fox-trot,
w and m Leo Towers, Harry Leon
and Horatio Nicholls; with ukulele
arr. © Jan. 21, 1933; E for. 28411;
Lawrence Wright music co. 4323
Tempo di Sinfonia in Re bemdlle: di
Vittorio Gnecchi; orch. Se. © Jan.
10, 1933; E for. 28323; Edition
Adler, G. m. b. H. 43824
Tender thoughts; by Peter Brunelli,
arr. W. M. Spielter; pf.-conductor.
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1933; E unp. 67473:
Movietone music corp. 4325
That American style; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1933; E unp. 67592;
Frances Avery Baker. 4326
That dear Hoosier mother of mine;
song. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1933; HB unp.
67151; Warren H. McMurtrey. 43827
That great American home; w and m
Al Sherman, Al Lewis and Allie
Wrubel; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
28, 1933: E pub. 34749; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inc. 4328
That little white cross on that little
green hill; w and melody Eugene
West and Harry Edelheit. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 24, 1933; E unp. 68402; Skid-
more music ¢o., inc. 4329
That means you’re falling in love; w
and m Darl Mac: Boyle and Lee
David. © Feb. 13, 1933; E pub.
34942; Joe Davis, inc. 4330
That minstrel band; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67263;
James H. Jennings. 4331
That one little sweetheart of mine;
song. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1933; E unp.
67477; William L. Siefert. 4332
That’s all I want to know; w Lydia
Gore, m Ronald Thor. © 1 ec. Feb.
21, 1933; E unp. 67888; Waldo E.
Fisher. 4333
That’s how I am without you; w Gus
Schilling, melody Mabel Laws
Horsey. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1933; E unp.
170
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
67441: Gus Schilling and Mabel
Horsey. 4334
That’s how much I love you; w Fedric
Ford, melody Ed. E. Applegate. ©
1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 67862;
Pietro Colecchia. 4335
That’s why I trusted you; w M. L.
Greene, melody G. C. De’Jesus. ©
1c. Feb. 10, 1983; E unp. 67488;
Gladyce Carter De’Jesus and Mary
Leah Greene. 4336
That sweetheart, I love alone; song.
© Jan. 15, 1933; EH pub. 34641; Paul
S. Baclit. 4337
That you'll be mine; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68184;
James Anton Trecartin. 4338
Theme from the largo, New world
symphony; by Anton Dvorak, arr.
Crosby Mollenhauer; 2 violins and
pf. © Feb. 14, 1933; E pub. 34833;
Hamilton §. Gordon, ine. 4339
Theme (The) of my song; w and m
Haldor Lillenas; pf. © Jan. 20,
1933; E pub. 348382; Lillenas pub.
co. 4340
There'll be some changes made; fox-
trot, w Billy Higgins, m W. Benton
Overstreet, arr. Jimmy Dale; orch.
pts. © Feb. 14, 1933; E pub. 34809;
Edward B. Marks music corp. 4841
There’s a home in my heart for -you;
valse song. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933;
E unp. 67613; Corum M. Baucom.
4342
There’s a house on a hill; w Billy
Moll, m Joseph Meyer; with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 8, 1933; E pub. 34753 ;
Irving Berlin, inc. 4343
There’s a little stranger in the alley
for Sally and me; w and m Tommie
Connor and Tommie Everett; with
ukulele arr. R. §. Stoddon. © Jan.
31, 1983: E for. 28404; B. Feldman
& €o. 4344
There’s a new day comin’; w Joe
Young, m Milton Ager; with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 10, 1933; E pub. 34774;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc. 4345
There’s a new day of hope, comin’
mighty soon; w and m Bob Miller
and Jack Erickson. © Feb. 16,
1933: E pub. 34861; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 4346
There’s a new little face, up in God’s
own place; song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 3,
1933; E unp. 67208; Roderick Mac-
Dougall. 4347
4362
There’s a song in my heart for you;
song. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1933; E unp.
67149 ; Myrtle Davis Miller. 4348
There’s blues in the air; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 67794;
Gladyce Carter De’ Jesus. 4349
There was always something to hurt
me; song, melody Stan Tucker. ©
1 c@ Feb. 18, 19383; E unp. 67574;
Emma Bergstrom. 4350
They’ve raised our Salary; w and
melody Margarita Norris. © 1 ©.
Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67267; Hannah
M. Norris. / 4351
This grand old world of ours; w and
m Bud Smith. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1933;
E unp. 67494; Elliott A. Smith, jr.
4352
This love song; w and m Frank Drex-
ler. © 1. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp.
68176; Francis David Drexler. 4853
This program comes to you from my
heart; w Ed. Nelson, melody Al.
Goodhart and Al. Hoffman. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 8, 1933; E unp. 68148; Aileen
Stanley. 4354
Tho we’re hungry and cold, nothing’s
wrong; w and melody L. J. Thomas.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1933; EH unp. 67658;
Lew J. Thomas and R. W. Thomas.
4355
Tho’ you'll forget, I’l1 still remember ;
song, m Tommie Malie. © 1 c. Feb.
27, 1933; E unp. 68126; Cecille Zim-
merman. 4356
Those haunting memories of you; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1933;
BE unp. 67933; Ardis C. Rinderknecht.
4357
Those old depression blues; song. ©
1 ec. Feb. 27, 1933; E unp. 68106;
Lloyd and Mary Warfel. 4358
Thoughts at eventide; song. © 1 «.
Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 67797; Elise
Ullepitsch Wright. 4359
Threads of happiness; waltz, w Al.
Piantadosi, m Jack Glogau; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 14, 1933; E pub.
34820; Irving Berlin, inc. 4360
Three waltzes; orch. with organ and
pf. Se. ©1c. Jan. 28, 1933; E unp.
66942; Arthur V. R. Thompson.
4361
Through and blue; song. © 1c. Feb.
8, 1983; E unp. 67387; John Hardy
McIntyre. 4362
171
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4363
Thy way, not mine, O Lord; anthem,
w H. Bonar from Matthew 4, m
Daniel Protheroe ; mixed voices; or-
gan acc. © Feb. 16, 1938; E pub.
34883 ; Schools music publishers, inc.
; 4363
Tick tock goes my little clock; song,
melody P. Garten. © 1c. Feb. 27,
1933; E unp. 68118; Paula Garten
and Peggy Lincoln. 4364
Tiefland; grosse fantasie aus der oper,
Eugen d’Albert, arr. Paepke, bearb.
fiir militirmusik stimmen, O. Brink-
mann u. P. Miiller. © Nov. 30, 1932;
E for. 28391 ; Ed. Bote & G. Bock.
4365
Till summer skies are blue; song, w
Winifred Adams Burr. © 1 c. Feb.
21, 19383; E unp. 67911; Anne Cor-
nelia Parsons. 4366
Till the end of time; w L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, m Harry Akst. © 1c. Feb. 13.
1933; E unp. 67644; Movietone mu-
sic corp. 4367
Till the journey’s end; w Charlie
Tobias, m Joe Burke. © Feb. 8,
1933; E pub. 34751; Joe Morris mu-
Sic CO. 4368
Tingle (The) ingle of the pennies and
the nickels and the dimes; w and
melody Eliott Mason, J. C. Lewis, jr.
and Eliz. Morgan. © 1 ¢. Feb. 8,
1933 : E unp. 67402; Broadway music
corp. 4369
Tipperary town; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67261; Sam-
uel Morehouse. 4370
Tired of everything; song. © 1 «
Jan. 21,0 foo: HH unp:: 6(sZike es.
Roger Fleagle. 4871
Titania; cho. or trio, w from Swedish
_ of Gustaf Froding, English, Barnetta
Brown, m Peterson-Berger, arr. Wil-
liam Stickles; sop. 1, 2, and alto. ©
Feb. 20, 1933; E pub. 34949; Harms,
inc. 4872
To be with you; song. ©1c. Feb. 1,
1933; E unp. 67157; Franklin Ditt-
mar Hunt. 4373
To have, to hold, to say your [sic]
mine; fox trot, w and melody. ©
1 ¢c. Feb. 28, 19338; E unp. 68171;
John R. Wolter. 4374
To Mary Immaculate; song, arr. Wil-
fred Kershaw. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1933;
E unp. 67788; John Thomas Gor-
man. 4375
pt. O, n. s., v. 28
To the music of the band; fox-trot, w
J. J. Stroud and Harry Kay, m
Harry Coventry; with ukulele arr.
© Nov. 3, 1932; E for. 28511; Fox,
Rogers & Stroud, Itd. 4376
To the nightingale; melody from a
Rhenish folk song, arr. Richard H.
Walthew, English, Georgina Tanner,
tonic solfa tr. H. J. Timothy. ©
Jan. 19, 1933; E for. 28265; Stainer
& Bell, ltd. 43877
Today God’s Son triumphs; Easter
anthem, w Caspar Stolshogius, tr.
G. R. Woodward, m William §S. Na-
gle; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
Jan. 26, 1988; E pub. 34700; Oliver
Ditson co., ine. 4378
Together all the way; song. © 1.
Feb. 17, 1933; E unp. 67991; Rae
Allison. 4879
Toi ! moi ! nous; dans La revue
d’amour, paroles et m Maurice Her-
mite. © Jan. 20, 1933; E for. 28247:
Enoch & cie. 4380
Tom cat and pussy blues; w and mel-
ody Jimmie Davis. © 1c. Jan. 30,
1933; E unp. 674384; Southern music
pub. co., inc. 43881
To-night in the moonlight, I’m saying
I love you; melody. © 1. Feb. 4.
1933; E unp. 67284; Harry W.
Campbell. 4382
Tony’s wife; w Harold Adamson, m
Burton Lane; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 31, 1983; E pub. 34593; Irving
Berlin, inc. 4885
Too tired for love; w Mose Sigler.
melody Michael H. Cleary. © 1 «.
Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 67134; Shapiro.
Bernstein & co., ine. 4384
Tourkolimaniotissa; w and melody C.
Skarvelis. © 1 ¢ Feb. 1, 1933; E
unp. 67437 ; Southern music pub. ¢o..
inc. 4385
Traffic; pf. © 1 c. Feb. 17, 1983; EB
unp. 67785; Iris Brussels. 4386
Traffic troubles; by Ralph Rainger;
pf. © 1. Feb. 4, 1983; E ump.
67468 ; Famous music corp. 4387
Trail (The) around the mountain is
the trail that leads back home; song.
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1933; E unp. 67398;
Jessie Little Haine. 4388
Trail of yesterday’s dream; song, mel-
ody Larry E. Goffin. © 1c. Feb. 20,
1933; E unp. 67860; Gladys V. Jack-
son, 4389
172
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no. 2, 1983
Tree (The) of hope; song. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67286; Jess
Holbert and Cecil Irwin. 4390
Tribute to Sousa; march, Edwin
Franko Goldman, arr. Tom Clark;
orch. pts. © Feb. 4, 1933; E pub.
34765; G. Schirmer, ine. 4391
Trio en la mineur; par Nicolas Da-
neau; ptes. pour pf., violon et vio-
loncelle. © Jan. 15, 1983; E for.
28311; A. Cranz. 4392
Triplets; characteristic, w and m
George F. Briegel and Johnny Tuck-
er; pf. © Mar. 1, 1933; E pub.
34992; George F. Briegel, inc. 43938
‘Tropic moon; w and melody A. and
Eugene Hall. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933;
E unp. 67610; Alma Hall. 4394
Trouble i’m bigger than you; w and
m Ronald Thor. © 1c. Feb. 21,
° 1933; E unp. 67887; Waldo KE.
Fisher. 4395
Trouble is—I still love you; fox-trot,
w M. F. Newcomb, melody R. B.
Schwartz; with symbols for har-
mony. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1933; HE unp.
67742; Marion Ferne Newcomb and
Roger Baer Schwartz. 4396
Troubles; w and m Gene Cormier. ©
1 ¢« Feb. 10, 1983; E unp. 67571;
Eugene R. Cormier. 4397
Truly I love you; fox-trot song. ©
Pieoneps «, 1933;. WH unp. 67719;
Hlizabeth Campbell Clair. 4398
Truly rural gentlemen; from Happy
ever after, w Douglas Furber, Ger-
man, Walter Reisch, m Werner R.
Heymann; with ukulele arr. [En-
glish text only] © Dec. 30, 1932;
KE for. 28868; Ufaton verlags,
G.m.b. H. 4399
Truro night; 3-pt. women’s voices. ©
1 @« Feb. 2, 1988; E unp. 67179;
Helen Coyne Humphreys. 4400
Trust ; song, w Elizabeth Stanton Har-
dy. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1983; E unp.
67913; Anne Cornelia Parsons.
4401
Try it once again; foxtrot, composed
and arr. Sascha Chwat; orch. pts.
© Feb. 1, 1983; E for. 28424; Hdi-
tions H. Benjamin. 4402
Try wearing a smile; fox trot song.
©1«e. Jan. 30, 1933; E unp. 67345;
Andy S. Horvath. 4403
Tu lo sai (Too well you know) ; Eng-
lish version Kathleen de Jaffa, m
yuiseppe Torelli. © Feb. 4, 1933;
4417
EH pub. 34714; G. Ricordi & co.,
inc. [Copyright is claimed on Eng-
lish version] 4404
Tu m’aje prommise; madrigale napo-
letano, parole popolari antiche, m
Renato Parodi; 8 voci femminili, a
cappella. Partitura. © Feb. 3,
1988; HE for. 28441; G. Ricordi &
co. 4405
Twilight reverie; solo, A. R. Watrous,
pf. acc. Ida E. Watrous; violin and
Det.©) Is en Jan, 25, 19335.) unp.
67382; Albert R. Watrous. 4406.
Two baby eyes of blue; song, arr.
Doy McKinley. © 1 c. Feb. 28,
1933; E unp. 68165; Eugene Scraf-
ford. 4407
Two Buck Tim from Timbuctoo; w
Edward Heyman, melody Al Good-
hart and Al Hoffman. © 1 e¢. Jan.
30, 1933; E unp. 67126; Famous
music corp. 4408.
m Al Goodhart and Al Hoff-
man; With ukulele arr. © Feb. 14,
19383; E pub. 384863; Famous music
corp. 4409
Two eyes of blue, I'm loving you; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1933;
E unp. 67260; Lester Sharpe. 4410
Two little arms of love; song. ©1e.
Feb. 16, 1983; E unp. 67724; Jean
Proctor Foster. 4411
Two little finches; by H. Kling, arr.
Denis Wright; brass and reed band
pts. © Jan. 3, 19383; E for. 28256:
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 4412
Two tickets to Georgia; w and melody
Joe Young, Chas. Tobias and J.
Fred Coots. © 1 ¢. Feb. 11, 1933;
E unp. 67511; Irving Berlin, ine.
4413
Uberfall (Der); knabenspiel, w Her-
bert Barth u. Erfurt, m Hugo Herr-
mann, op. 79. Klavierauszug.
Oct. 10, 1932; E for. 28388; Ed. Bote
& G. Bock. 4414
Uncle Oojah’s party; w and m Leslie
Sarony; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
14, 19383; E for. 28275; Huntley
Trevor music ¢o., ltd. 4415
Under heaven’s lights with you; song.
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1988; E unp. 67316;
Louis De Frances. 4416
Under the greenwood tree [and] I
know a bank; song, w William
Shakespeare. © Feb. 10, 1933; E
pub. 34800: Belle L. Gorton. 4417
173
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4418
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Underneath the southern moon; w
Miriam Thomas, m Jack Swaar. ©
1c. Feb. 23, 1988; E unp. 67974;
Jesse B. Thomas. 4418
Unfinished sonata; from A bill of
divorcement, Max Steiner; pf.
Feb. 16, 1933; E pub. 34819; Sam
Fox pub. co. 4419
Unknown (The) melody ; melody, with
pf. ace. ©1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp.
67578; Jimmy Zummo. 4420
Unlucky love; song. © 1c. Feb. 23,
1933; E unp. 68020; Lucille M. Far-
ley. 4421
Unsre zeit ist endlich gekommen;
marsch aus Der rebell, text Hedy
Knorr, m Giuseppe Becce. © Dec.
21, 1932; E for. 28501; Wiener bo-
héme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 4422
Up in a tree; w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m
Harry Akst.) (©. 4c Meledia 1933:
E unp. 67648; Movietone music
corp. 4433
Vaisseau (Le) mystique; by Hugo
Friedhofer, arr. Wm. Spielter; pf.-
conductor. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933;
E unp. 67634; Movietone music corp.
4494
Valentine (A); wand melody. ©1ce.
Feb. 8, 1933; E unp. 67395; Irving
Schloss. 4425
Valzer appasSionato; versi Hnrico
Frati, m Giovanni Simonetti. ©
Dec. 25, 1932; E for. 27520; Societa
anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 4496
Vase (La) brisé; song, paroles Lully-
Prudhomme, tr. Robert Hyman.
1c Feb. 15, 1983;,.E .unp. 67676;
Helen Ashley. 4427
Vecchia chitarra; poesia Mercede
Mindula, m Pietro Cimara. © Dee.
27, 1982; E for. 28289; A. Forlivesi
& ¢. 4428
Veillée de Noél; petit poéme é€pique,
de Kaledvoulec’h, m Paul Ladmirault.
© Noy. 1, 1932; E for. 28330; Heu-
gel. 4429
Venise chante; sérénade, de Une voix
qui meurt, paroles Etienne Arnaud,
m Henri Goublier, fils; bar. ou mez-
zo-sop. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for.
28480; Henri Conin. 4430
Venus in seide; operette, v. Alfred
Griinwald u. Ludwig Herzer, ge-
sangstexte v. A. Griinwald, m Robert
Stolz, op. 600. Vollstindiger kla-
vierauszug mit text. © Nov. 8,
1932; E for. 28185; Doremi musik-
verlag, a. g. 4431
Violet my dear; song, m Robert Wil-
liam Berick. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1933;
E unp. 67510; Chie Cotton and R. M.
Bonsanti. 4432
Virginia; fox-trot, Richard Barthe
lemy, arr. Raymond Brunel; orch.
ptes: © Jan. 18, 3933372 oon
28434; Société anonyme des éditions
Ricordi. 4433
valzer, versi Alfredo Bracchi, m
Jimmy Kennedy e Tommy Tait.
© Oct. 31, 1932; E for. 28326; S. a.
Suvini-Zerboni. 4434
Visions; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Feb. 4,
19383; E unp. 67241; George F.
Woodyard. 4435
Vita mia; waltz, L. Fiorillo and F.
Pignoloni; violin. © 1 ¢c. Feb. 10,
1933 ; E unp. 67483; Apollo music ¢o.
4436
Vocalise-étude; de Felice Boghen, arr.
pour pf., A. L. Hettient? » vor
élevées. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for.
28337; Alphonse Ledue et cie.
4437
— sur un chant populaire grec Nos-
talgia, Jacopo Napoli, arr. pour pf.,
A. L. Hettich; voix moyennes. q
Dec. 1, 19382; E for. 28336; Alphonse —
Ledue et cie.
Voice (The) of the garden; Easter
pageant, Verna Whinery, m I. H. ©
Meredith, © Jan. 23, 1933; D@
28387; Tullar-Meredith co.
Vollerthun (Georg) Fantasie; aus ~
Der freikorporal, op. 21; klavier. © —
Oct;., 18, 1982; HE .form 2san05) HG:
Bote & G. Bock. 4439
—— Vier lieder der anmut; ged. aus —
dem rokoko u. v. R. C. Muschler, m —
op. 24, nr. 14; mittlere stimme. © —
Sept. 17, 1982; E for. 28392; Hd.
Bote & G. Bock. 4440 ©
Voo doo priestess; w Alice Stoddard, —
m Jack McGuire; pf. ©1«. Feb. 3, —
1933 ; E unp. 67213; Alfred Jack Mce-
Guire. 4441 @
Vor einer alten spieluhr; charakter- —
sttick nach alten weiSen, bearb. —
Fritz Mueller-Melborn; orch, stim-_
men. © Nov. 2, 1932; E for. 28453; ~
- Eduard Kl6ckner. 4442 —
174
4438 —
4438*
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
Wade in de water; folk song, arr. Joe
Brown; melody, with w. © 1 «.
Jan. 7, 1983; E unp. 67479; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 4443
Wagener (Richard) The mastersing-
ers of Nuremberg; prelude, ed. and
annotated Percy Goetschius; pf. ©
Jan. 11, 1933; E pub. 347138; Oliver
Ditson ¢o., ine. 4444
Wailing. wall of Jerusalem; by R.
Deane Shure; organ. Feb. 7,
1933; E pub. 34815; J. Fischer &
bro. 4445
Waitin’ for the words; pf. ©1c. Feb.
1, 1988; E unp. 67141; Lelah G.
Cooper. 4446
Waiting; w and m Elva Shields and
Nina Shields Hammer; with uku-
lele arr. © Dec. 28, 1932; E pub.
34793 ; Will Lewis. 4447
— waltz, w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
24, 19838; E unp. 68024; James
Thomas Marvel. 4448
Waiting for dreams to come true; w
and melody. © 1. Feb. 15, 1933;
E unp. 67678; Russell Cook. 4449
Waiting for you; fox-trot, w M. Olson,
m H. R. Olson; with ukulele arr. ©
1c Feb. 15, 1933; E unp. 67687;
Morris Olson and Henry Russell Ol-
son. 4450
Waiting with the moon; w Leo
Daschbach, melody Stub Wilbur. ©
1c. Feb. 1, 1933; E unp. 67148;
Stanton J. Wilbur. 4451
Wake now, awake, my sleeping beauty ;
17th cent., English and arr. of m
Louis Victor Saar; mixed voices.
© Feb. 23, 1933; E pub. 34975; M.
Witmark & sons. 4452
Wake up America; song. © Feb. 23,
1933; E pub. 34964; Ed. Edwards.
4453
Walden (The) victory song; song, w
Emma Counsell. © Feb. 17, 1933;
E pub. 34892; Mary Hancock. 4454
Waltz melody; melody. © 1 c. Feb.
4, 1983; E unp. 67279; Norman R.
Finch. 4455
Waltz (The) of love; w Al Faro, m
Chesy qd Arc; with ukulele arr.
Harold Potter. © Feb. 16, 1933;
E pub. 34860; C. de Archangelis, inc.
4456
Waltz of romance; w and m Jack
Swaar. © 1 c¢. Feb. 23, 1933; E
unp. 67973; Jesse B. Thomas. 4457
165519—33——_5
4473
Waltz of the wee fingers; by Isabel
Van Nort; pf., with w. © Jan. 13,
1933; E pub. 34742; Willis music
co. 4458
Waltzing in a dream; valse song. ©
1 ce Feb. 1, 19388; E unp. 67357;
Harry Hass. 4459
Waltzing in dreams; song. © 1 e.
Feb. 27, 1983; E unp. 68141; James
Wesley Hall. 4460
Waltzing the whole night through; w
Norman Hallett, and melody. © i
ce. Feb. 16, 1983; E unp. 67734; Sal-
vatore Cusenza. 4461
War (The) Song of the Saracens; w
James Elroy Flecker; men’s voices.
© Jan. 28, 1933; E pub. 34606;
Paul Kellogg. 4462
Warum bist du so traurig; tango, aus
Drei tage mittelarrest, w Charles
Amberg, m Artur Guttmann u. Nico
Dostal. © Oct. 28, 19380; E for.
28233; Wiener bohéme-verlag, Otto
Hein. 4463
Warum gerade in der nacht, Karolin;
foxtrot, text Beda, m Stephan Weiss
u. Paul Mann. © Oct. 22, 1982;
E for. 28485; Wiener bohéme-ver-
lag, G. m. b. H. 4464
Was eine frau bei nacht verspricht
[and] Ach Willi; aus Strafsache
van geldern, text Willi Wolff, m
Joe Hajos. © July 19, 1982; E
for. 28503; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
G. m. b. H. 4465
Wash away your cares; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Feb. 24, 1933; E ump.
68041; Charles Trevor. 4466
Watching the world go by; Song, mel-
ody James L. Brown. © 1 ec. Feb.
4, 1933; E unp. 67239; Kenneth M.
Umbaugh. 4467
Waves of Hawaii; Hawaiian guit.
diagram. © Feb.: 3, 1933; E pub.
34691; Samuel Quagenti. 4468
"Way down in Tennessee. 1. Male
voices.—2. Med. voice, in B fiat.
© Jan. 3, 1933; E pub. 34608, 34609 :
Hugene Carraine. 4469, 4470
Way (The) I do; song. © 1c. Feb.
10, 1988; E unp. 67498; Daniel H.
Magna. 4471
We; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 c. Feb. 23, 1933;
EH unp. 68000; Cornelia Reed. 4472
We can listen to the rain; song. ©
1 @ Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68177;
Mary Schaeffer. 4473
175
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4474
We'll get along together; slow fox-
trot, w and m Billy Merrin and
Noel Stevens; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 16, 1983; E for. 28344; Cecil
Lennox, ltd. 4474
We're all in the same boat; w Charles
Tobias, m Henry H. Tobias; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 20, 1933; E
pub. 346386; Mills music, ince. 4475
We're not too poor for that; w and
m Irving Caesar, Billy Frisch and
Otto Motzan; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 3, 1933; E pub. 34692; Irving
Caesar, inc. 4476
We're on our way at last; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1933; E unp.
67147; John P. Tobin. 4477
We're together again; w Arthur
Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown. © 1
ce. Feb. 25, 1983; BH unp. 68091;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 4478
We won’t go home till morning; by
Phil Langdale; bassoon solo with
pt. .aec., KO. Heb. 6,.99335 4, E..for.
28352; Hawkes & son (London) ltd.
4479
Well-beloved, thine the joy of love;
17th cent., English and arr. of m
Louis Victor Saar; mixed voices.
© Feb. 23, 1933; E pub. 34976; M.
Witmark & sons. 4480
Wellesz (Egon) ; Drei geistliche chore;
w R. A. Schroder, m op. 47; man-
nerstimmen, a cappella. Partitur.
© Oct. 13, 1932; E for. 28387; Hd.
Bote & G. Bock. 4481
—— fFiinf kleine ma&énnerchore; w
Ludwig Derleth, m op. 46; a cap-
pella. Partitur. © Oct. 18, 1932;
E for. 28386; Ed. Bote & G. Bock.
4482
Wenn die rosen .bliihen; cho. or trio,
English, Barnetta Brown, m Reich-
ardt, arr. Wm. Stickles; sop. 1, 2
and alto. © Feb. 20, 1933; E pub.
34951; Harms, inc. 4483
Wenn ich Sonntag friih mit der Ros-
marie; foxtrot, w Alexander Fless-
burg u. Fred Halton, m Otto Kerm-
bach u. Heinz Himmel, klavier-arr.
Walter Borchert. © Mar. 19, 1931;
E for. 28232; Wiener bohéme verlag,
Otto Hein. 4484
West of old Virginia; song, m Charles
W. Storm. © Feb. 1, 1933; E pub.
34856; John Storm. 4485
pt. 10, ms., ¥.28
What a friend; w and melody C. C.
Converse. © 1c. Jan. 12, 1933; E
unp. 67425; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 4486.
What do I care, it's home; w Roy
Turk, m Harry Smolin, arr. Paul
Hill; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 10,
19383; E pub. 34776; Marlo music
corp. 4487
What does it mean to me; song. ©
1 ¢« Feb. 8, 1983; E unp. 67404;
William Abrams. 4488
What does the deep sea say; w and m
Bob Miller; with ukulele arr.
Dec. 30, 19382; E pub. 34780; Irving
Berlin standard musie corp. 4489
What have I done; song. © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 19338; E unp. 67920; Miriam S8.
Landgraf. 4490
What I do do, I do do well; fox-trot,
from Lord Cambers’ ladies, w and m
Benn W. Levy. © Feb. 2,. 1983;
E for. 28353; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd. 4491
What kind of a noise annoys an oys-
ter; written and composed Frank
Crumit; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
24, 1932; E for. 28509; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd. 4492
What more can I ask; from. The little
damozel, w Anona Winn, m Ray
Noble; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 3,
1983; E for. 284038; Lawrence
Wright music co. 4493
What more could I ask; song, melody
Eddie Brubach. © 1 e¢@ Feb. 20,
1933; E unp. 67861; Axel Robert
Holtman. 4494
What’s on your mind; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 €¢.
Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67997; William
Preston. 4495
What’s the good of moonlight; song.
© 1c. Feb. 24, 1983; E unp. 68029;
Mary A. Blower. 4496
Wheezy Anna; w and m Leslie
Sarony; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
8, 1932; E for. 28284; Irwin Dash
music ¢co., Itd. 4497
When; song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 28, 1933;
E unp. 68180; Evelyn Maud Guild.
4498
When all the treasures of my loved
home depart; waltz song. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 67829; Felix
Michael Cappadona. 4499
176
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
When anybody plays or sings, I think
of you;
A. P. Herbert, adapted from German
of Alfred Gritinwald, m Oscar Straus.
© Dec. 15, 1982; E for. 28418 ; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 4500
When can I call again; w and melody
Charley McCarthy, Marty Symes and
Murray Rich. © 1c. Feb, 11, 1933;
E unp. 67542; Mort Beck music co.
4501
When Good-time Charlie dies; w Thos.
L. Naughton, m L. J. Monaghan, jr.
and Julius Solomon; pf. ©1c. Feb.
18, 1933; E unp. 67790; Leo Joseph
_ Monaghan, jr. 4502
When heaven’s holy kingdom is at
hand; Biblical w, m Ward-Stephens ;
high, in C. © Jan. 30, 1933; EH
pub. 34628; Harms, inc. 4503
When I look at you; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp. 67577;
Ann Berry. 4504
When I’m alone with you: song, arr.
Harry Ludwig. © 1 c. Feb. 15,
1933; E unp. 67675; Lawrence John
Brandeberry. | 4505
When I’m blue; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «©.
Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67246; R. J.
Miller. 4506
When I’m lovin’ you; slow fox trot,
w Jerrie McGraw, m Gene Myers. |
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1933; E unp. 67883 ;
EHugene M. Myers. 4507
When I think of you; w Edward
Lockton, m Arthur F. Tate; in A
flat. © Jan. 31, 1933; E for. 28401;
Chappell & co., ltd. 4508
When I waltz with Walter; w and
melody. © 1. Feb. 24, 1983; E
ae 68053; William Edw. Rafter.
4509
When it rains; fox trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1933; E unp. 67584;
Gladys Schechtman. 4510
When it’s autumn in the hills of Indi-
ana; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Feb.
21, 19838; E unp. 67908; Clyde Albert
LaGrange. 4511
When it’s lamp lightin’ time in the
valley ; song, Joe Lyons and Sam C.
Hart; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 2,
1933; E pub. 34720; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co. ine. [Copyright is
claimed on additional lyrics] 4512
from Mother of pearl, w:
4525
When lights are soft and low; tango
argentino, English, Bert Child,
Spanish, ©. Lenzi, m E. Donato.
© Feb. 6, 1933; E pub. 34687; A.
Fassio. 4513.
When love is done; song, w Francis.
-W. Bourdillon. © 1 c. Feb. 23,
1933; E unp. 67990; John R. Speel-
man. 4514
When my. little Pomeranian met your
little Pekingese; w and m Little
Jack Little, Dave Oppenheim and
Ira Schuster; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 2, 19383; E pub. 346638; De
See Brown & Henderson, inc.
4515.
When spring comes to the valley : valse
song. © 1. Feb. 7, 1933; E-unp.
67720; Madge Porter.. 4516
When strangers meet; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67278;
Herbert Gately. 4517
When the band played aloha; song,
m V. Moore. © 1c. Feb. 2, 1933; 1H
unp. 67167; Vashti Moore and Al-
bert Freeman Moore. 4518.
When the chapel bells tolled on the
hill; w Howard Johnson, melody
Henry W. Santly. © 1. Feb. 11,
1983; E unp. 67553; Santly bros.,
inc. 4519:
When the mailman says no-mail to-
day; w and m Walter Hirsch, Ger-
trude Lincoff and Louis Siefert;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 11, 1933;
E pub. 34897; Forster music pub-
lisher, inc. 452.0:
When the moon shines in dreamy val-
ley; waltz, w and melody. © 1 e¢.
Feb. 8, 19383; E unp. 67406; Walter
Buhrie. 4521
When the sky is raining rain; song.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68181 :
Evelyn Maud Guild. 4522
When you buy don’t forget your Uncle
Sammy; song. ©1c. Feb. 14, 1983;
EK unp. 67659; Lawrence Bovenzi
and Samuel Bovenzi. 4523.
When you gotta go, you gotta go; w
William J. Mahoney, m Bob; violin..
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1983; BE unp. 67583;
Robert E. Geraghty. 4524
When you’re wrapped in the arms of
another; w C. Ongenars, m B. Van
Hefte. ©1c. Feb. 16, 1933; E unp.
67736; Bernard Van MHefte and
Cyril Ongenars. 4525.
177
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4526
When you stopped loving me; song, w
Suzie M. Hearn. © 1 ec. Feb. 15,
1933; E unp. 67698; Maynard Hun-
gerford.
When you waved a goodbye in the
morning; fox trot song. ©1e. Jan.
25, 1933; E unp. 67339 ; May Gibson.
4527
When your hair is turning grey; song,
m Artie Bowers. © Feb. 10, 1933;
E pub. 34821; Ann T. Igoe. 4528
Where are you; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 2, 19383; E unp. 67181; Isabelle
Horan Lebling.
Oglesby. © 1. Feb. 24, 1933; E
unp. 68076; Mary W. Mills.
dreams; song.. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1933;
E unp. 68088; Effie Elizabeth Mc-
Cloud. 4531
Where can I find someone just like
you; w and melody W. E. Willis and
Annie Grace Laurie. © 1 c. Feb.
27, 1933; E unp. 67164; Walter HE.
Willis. 4532
Where have you been hiding; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Feb. 14, 1933; E
unp. 67665; Edna R. Mohr. 4533
Where is my yesterday; w Morton
Downey and Loyce Whiteman, m
Harry Barris. © Feb. 16, 1933; E
pub. 34862; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 4534
Where shall I go; folk song, arr. Tom
Smith; melody, with w. ©1c. Jan.
7, 19838; E unp. 67478; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 4535
Where you go I go; from Pardon my
English, w Ira Gershwin, m George
Gershwin; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 6, 1983; E pub. 34902; New
world music corp. 4536
While I’m sitting underneath the har-
vest moon; w and melody. © 1.
Feb. 13, 1933; E unp. 67624; Edward
Askins. 4537
Whispers of love; by Arthur Lange;
pf.-conductor. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1983;
E unp. 67636; Movietone music corp.
4538
Whistling under the moon; fox-trot,
w Robert Hargreaves and Stanley J.
Damerell, m Montague Ewing; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 16, 1933; E for.
28345; Cecil Lennox, ltd. 4539
4526
4529 |
Where are you dear; song, m Frank
4530 |
Where are you tonight—girl of my
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Whither thou goest; song, seriptural
w. © Nov. 29, 1932; E pub. 34823;
Gustave Herman Michelmann. 4540
Who are you; fox trot, w and m Ethel
Graham. © 1 ¢c. Jan. 25, 1933; B
unp. 67340; Blanche E. Secord. 4541
Who goes home; w G. K. Chesterton,
m Victor Hely Hutchinson. © Jan.
31, 1933; E for. 28273; Elkin & ¢o.,
ltd. 4542
Who-la dance; comp. Cecil S. Copping ;
pf. conductor. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933;
EK unp. 67653; Movietone music
corp. 4543
Why; song, w Roy Greenthal. © 1 e.
Feb. 20, 1988; E unp. 67875; Floren-
tine Heimlich. 4544
Why are you cruel to me; w M. De
Stefano, m R. Cash. © Jan. 3,
19383; E pub. 34677; Michael De
Stefano and Rose Cash. 4545
Why can’t I be true to you; song. ©
1 e. Feb. 21, 1988; E unp. 67910;
Victor P. Frangipane. 4546
Why can’t you belong to me; song. ©
1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 67283; Max
Wilson. 4547
Why did you; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 11, 1933; E unp. 67540; Ber-
nard Macke. 4548
Why did you break up because of
someone new; song, w Al Fortune;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Feb. 21,
1933; E unp. 67907; Lea Arlington
Arthur. 4549
Why did you do this to me; pf. with
w. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1983; E unp.
67506; Irving Katz. 4550
Why did you go away; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67940;
Aninea Suarez. 4551
Why did you leave me; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1933;
E unp. ek ee Venita Ardath ae
4552
Why do I have-ta run after you; w
and melody. © 1c. Feb. 10, 1933;
E unp. 67480; Jack Kaplan. 4553
Why do you hesitate; song. © 1c.
Feb. 6, 193838; E unp. 67297; L. Bur- ©
rell Aiken. 4554
Why does the moon have such wonder-
full [sic] charms; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 138, 1933 ; E unp. 67608 ;
Frederick W. Cheney. 455 5B
178
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1983
4583
Why don’t you care enough; w Ardis
J. Christie, and melody. © 1 e.
Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67986; Walter
S. Jenkins. 4556
Why don’t you come to Miami; song.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1988; E unp. 68137 ;
Clifford Norman Bourne. 4557
Why have you cast me down sweet-
heart; song, w O. A. Bartholomew.
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1933; E unp. 67144;
Othello A. Bartholomew and Julian
Sanchez Acosta. 4558
Why is the night in my heart; w Sam
M. Lewis, melody John Klenner. ©
Perwan. 2¢, 193838; HE .unp., 6713838;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc. 4559
Why say good-bye; w and m Lou
Herscher and John M. Anthony ;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 27, 1933;
E pub. 84967; Lou Herscher. 4560
Why should I play around sweetheart ;
valse song. ©1.. Feb. 7, 1933; E
unp. 67721; Henry F. Palmer. 4561
Why shouldn’t you, why wouldn’t you;
fox-trot, w and melody. © 1c. Feb.
18, 19388; E unp. 67589; Frank 8.
Hunter Adamo. 4562
Why talk about nothin’ at all; w and
m Bill Hawley and Puss Donahoo;
pf. treble. © 1. Feb. 8, 1933; E
unp. 67401; Wm. A. Hawley, jr. and
P. Sheldon Donahoo. 4563
Why won’t cha, dear; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 16, 19383; E unp. 67729;
Harry Wheeler. 4564
Wiazanka pieSni harecerskich; utozy},
Frank Przybyl|ski. [Words and
melody] © 1c. Feb. 2, 1933; E unp.
67175; Polish national alliance.
4565
Wie ein mirchen vom glitick; tango, w
Gerd Karlick, m Margulies. u.
Holms, klay. arr. Walter Borchert.
[oOmdan. 23-1933 Bh for. 28492;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H.
4566
Wie sag’ ich’s meinem mann; aus dem
tonfilm, w Felix Joachimson, m
Theo. Mackeben, arr. Nico Dostal.
© Oct. 18, 1932; E for. 28215; Ufa-
ton-verlags, G. m. b. H. 4567
Wild (A) bird’s song; German folk
song, English, Georgina Tanner, arr.
Richard H. Walthew, tonic sol-fa
tr. H. J. Timothy. © Jan. 19, 1933;
E for. 28266; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
4568
Wild violets; selection Robert Stolz,
arr. Dan Godfrey; military band
pts. © Dec. 16, 1932; E for. 28422;
Chappell & co., ltd. 4569
Will the sun ever shine for me; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp.
67266; Varney Russell. 4570
Winding (The) roads among the hills
of Vermont; valse song. © 1c. Feb.
7, 1988; E unp. 67722; Carrie M.
Messier. 4571
Wine! women! & song; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E
unp. 67981; Evelyn Panikoff. 4572
Wir haben uns nichts mehr zu sagen ;
English waltz, aus Der unheimliche,
text u. m Bert Reisfeld u. Rolf Mar-
bot, arr. Horst Hoffmann; orch.
stimmen, mit pf.-direktion. © Sept.
22, 1932; E for. 28828; Rondo-ver-
lag, G. m. b. H. 4573
—— klav.-arr.. von
Horst Hoffmann. © Sept. 24, 1932;
E for. 283827; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b.
H. 4574
Wir kurbeln an; schlager-potpourri,
arr. Nico Dostal; pf., mit text. ©
Nov. 17, 1982; E for. 28189; Alrobi
musikverlag, G. m. b. H. ‘4575
Wir tanzen weltschlager; foxtrotpot-
pourri, Walter Borchert; orch. stim-
men. © Jan. 17, 1933; E for. 28483;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H.
4576
Wise (The) young owl; by Bernard
Wagness; pf. © Jan. 10, 19383; E
pub. 34706; Oliver Ditson co., inc.
4577
Wishing my life away; w and melody
Lora Reid. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E
unp. 67268; Florence Mulderig.
4578
Wisteria; song. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933;
E unp. 67808; Frances Mitchell.
4579
With a smile on my face and a tear in
my heart; waltz, w and melody. ©
1a Feb. 23, 19838; H unp. 67982;
Evelyn Panikoff. 4580
With a wonderful girl like you; pf. ©
1 ce. Feb. 28, 1988; E unp. 68146;
Charles Alva McLaughlin. 4581
Within the reach of millions; w and
melody... © 1 ¢. Feb. 24, 1933; E
unp. 68048 ; Henry Levin and Benj.
Vine. 4582
Without that gal of mine; pf. with w.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1983; E unp. 68132;
Vern James Wilson. 4583
179
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4584
Without you; song, melody Bill Miller.
© 1e. Feb. 17, 1933; E unp. 67766;
Jesse Franklin. 4584
Wonderful night in June; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E ump.
68168; L. A. Turbett. 4585
Wonderful (The) Word; song, arr.
Pauline Bachmann Mann; mixed
voices. ©1ce. Feb. 11, 1983; E unp.
67548 ; M. E. Bachman. 4586
Wondering eyes; waltz song, melody
Wendell T. Given. © 1 c. Feb. 16,
1933 ; E unp. 67739; Charles Falletta.
4587
Wond’ring; w EH. Sandley, m P. Nau-
mann. ©1e. Jan. 24, 1933; E unp.
67325; Paul Naumann and Edna
Sandley. 4588
Weon’t you be my valentine; w Sweet-
heart, m Cupid. © Jan. 5, 19338;
E pub. 34748; E. Marie Cooper and
Teddy Bauer. 4589
Won’t you say hello; w and m Al
Bryan, Geo. W. Meyer and Pete
©“ Wendling; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
6, 1933; E pub. 34661; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inc. 4590
World (A) of our own; w Jerry Yes-
ner, m I. Sanchez. © 1. Feb. 3,
1933; E unp. 67234; Isabel Sanchez
and 8. Jerome Yesner. 4591
World prosper thou; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1933; E unp. 67760;
Ben. Weiland. 4592
World wide peace prayer; choral fan-
tasia, w Ida Richards Compton;
mixed voices, with sop., or ten. solo.
©1c. Feb. 21, 1983; E unp. 67903;
Eduardo Maseras. 4593
Wouldn’t it be nice; song. © 1c. Feb.
27, 1983; E unp. 68111; William
James McKinzie. 4594
Wouldn’t trade the silver in my moth-
er’s hair for all the gold in the
world; w and melody. © 1 ec. Dec.
7, 1932; E unp. 66800; Bob White,
Jack Little and J. Fred Coots. 4595
Written in your eyes; song, melody
Antonio Lora. ©1c. Feb. 21, 1933;
E unp. 67892; Marjorie Harper.
4596
Ye choirs of new Jerusalem; anthem,
w St. Fulbert of Chartres, tr. J. M.
Neale, m Alfred Whitehead, based
on Dorian tune Erschienen ist der
herrliche tag, N. Herman: mixed
pt. III, n: s., v. 28
voices, organ ace. © Jan. 24, 1933;
E pub. 34468; Arthur P. Schmidt co.
4597
Yes, Mr. Brown; selection, Paul Abra-
ham; arr. Guy Jones; pf. © Dee.
8, 1932; E for. 28419; Chappell &
co:,, ltd. 4598
Yes, you’ve got me there; w and mel-
ody. ©/'1 ¢. Feb? 28) 193337 Heunp.
68158; Benjamin Buchbinder, jr.
4599
Yesterday’s tomorrow; valse song. ©
tc Feb. 7, ° 1933 > i "ump, artes.
Beulah Hooker. 4600
Yo’ better shuffle along with me, babe;
w and melody. ©1c. Feb. 13, 1933;
E sunp. 67627; Edward Askins. 4601
Yodel (The) album; w and m Harry
_Stogden. © Jan. 24, 1933; E for.
28405; B. Feldman & co. 4602
You; pf. with w. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1933;
E unp. 67386; Lorraine Sherwood
Stahl. 4603
song, m M. S. Russell and Frances
T. Mellen. © 12 & Feb. th 3933;
E unp. 67550; Marguerite S. Russell.
4604
You adorable wonderful mother of
mine; song, w C. W. Barton and
Vernal Erickson. © 1 ¢. Feb. 18,
1933: E unp. 67791; Clinton W. Bar-
ton. 4605
You are a fool; w and melody. ©1e.
Feb. 23, 1983; E unp. 67928; Roma C.
Ramsby. 4606
You are beyond sweet to my heart my
Valentine; male quartette. © 1.
Feb. 6, 1983: E unp. 67304; L. J.
Van Loo. 4607
You are the only girl: w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1933; E unp. 68170;
John R. Wolter. 4608
You be my honey bee, and I'll be your
honey; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Feb.
11, 1933: E unp. 675363 Marina
Small. 4609
You be the giver and I'll be the taker;
song, melody Marion LeBarre Mey-
ers. © 1. Feb. 25, 1933; E unp.
68086; Fatima Mabel Young. 4610
You brought life back again; w and
m F. C. Bernhardt and Dorothy
Bates. © 1 © Feb. 24, 1933; E unp.
68033; Fred Charles Bernhardt.
4611
180
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1933
You called me your fool; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1933; E unp.
67359; Irene Brooks Pierson. 4612
You came in the night; song, w Clif-
ford Ferrell. © 1 c¢. Feb. 16, 1933;
EH unp. 67730; Frederick B. Ferrell.
4613
You came my way; song. © 1c. Feb.
4, 1938; E unp. 67314; Samuel Myron
O'Dell. 4614
‘You had better watch your step; from
Love lost, w, melody and rhythm H.
W. Barwick, ace. L. Crawley. ©
1 ¢c. Feb. 23, 1983; E unp. 68022;
Howard William Barwick and Leone
Crawley. 4615
You have that something; song. ©1.
Feb. 4, 193838; E unp. 67281; Mary
Rice. 4616
You left a garden of roses; waltz, w
John O’Brien, m arr. Bob Nelson. ©
1 ¢ Feb. 17, 1983; E unp. 67775:
Fred Phillips Cummins. 4617
‘You left me with just a memory ; waltz
song, m Jack Mahoney. © 1 c. Feb.
21, 1933; E unp. 67881; Mae R. Fet-
terman. 4618
You'll always be my only sweetheart;
song. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1933; E unp.
68139; John Ray. 4619
You'll be far away with me; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Feb. 28, 1933; E
unp. 68160; Benjamin Buchbinder,
jr. 4620
Youll be more than a dream girl to
me; w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 13,
1933; E unp. 67623; Edward Askins.
4621
You'll fall in love; from King of the
Ritz, w Clifford Grey, original w
Serge Veber, m Raoul Moretti; with
ukulele arr. © Jan. 28, 1933; E for.
28420; Chappell & co., ltd. 4622
You made a wreck of me; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1933: E
unp. 68078; Pete Savio. 4623
You made me care dear, then you
laughed when I cried; song, m Geo.
C. Orum. © 1c. Jan. 5, 1933; E
unp. 67326; Elda Ponder. 4624
You never seemed to care; song, Jerry
LeRue and Lew Walker. © 1 «.
Feb. 23, 1983; E unp. 68006; Louis
Walker. 4625
You ought to hear her yodel; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 13, 1933; E
unp. 67615; William Gordon
Beecher, jr. 4626
4641
You’re beautiful to-night, my dear; fox
trot, w Joe Young, m Carmen Lom-
bardo, arr. Frank Skinner; orch.
pts., with male trio arr. B. Faighes.
© Feb. 6, 1933; E pub. 34868; Leo
Feist, inc. 4627
with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 3, 1933; E pub. 34683; Leo
Feist, inc. 4628
You’re heaven on earth; song. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 18, 1933; EH unp. 67802; Charles
Joseph Levy. 4629
You’re in love with someone, but that
Someone isn’t me; song, Thomas
Malie. © Jan. 4, 1933; Epub.
34678; W. T. Barner. 4630
You’re laughing, I’m crying; song;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Feb. 9,
1933 ; E unp. 67453 ; Elmer Volkman.
4631
You’re mine, you; w Edward Heyman,
melody John W. Green. © 1c. Feb.
9, 19388; E unp. 67563; Famous
music corp. 4632
You’re my old fashioned sweetheart ;
song, m Harry Jay. © Feb. 10,
1933 ; E pub. 34772; Ernest F. White.
4633
You’re not mine any more; song, m
Burrell Van Buren; pf. © 1c. Feb.
13, 1933; E unp. 67609; Clara
Stewart Cazier. 4634
You’re the melody that fills my heart;
waltz song, melody Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1933; E unp. 68128;
Dora Bertha Will. 4635
You’re the one I love; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1933; E unp. 67537;
Nicholas Ciorciari. 4636
You took the stars out of heaven, when
you said goodbye to me; waltz song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. Feb.
13, 19838; E unp. 67595; Elsie Sulli-
van. 4637
You took the words right out of my
‘mouth; w Harry Pease, m Ed. G.
Nelson; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
20, 1938; E pub. 34635; Mills music,
ine. 4638
You’ve got me crying again; w Charles
Newman, m Isham Jones; with uku-
lele arr. Haia Kaa. © Feb. 21, 1933;
E pub. 34941; Isham Jones, ine.
4639
Young (The) duettists; arr. Cuthbert
Harris; pf. duet. bk. 8. © Jan. 16,
1933 ; E for. 28178, 28179; Warren &
Phillips. 4640, 4641
181
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4642
Young will o’ the wisp; song. ©1e.
Feb. 10, 1983; E unp. 67501; Agnes
Elizabeth Rose. 4642
Your charm lingers yet; waltz, w W.
Shane, mT." R. Aurand7.@) fae
Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 68015; Wm.
Shane and Theodore R. Aurand.
4643
Your enchanting charms; w and
melody. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E
unp. 67925; Bennie T. Laurente.
4644
Your eyes are mighty, mighty; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. ‘© tc. Feb. 18, 1983; EH upp.
67602; Otto Lowett. 4645
Your [sic] forgiven; w and melody.
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1933; E unp. 67507;
Bert Sexton. 4646
Your hand in mine; song. © 1c. Feb.
11, 1983; E unp. 67576; Lenore
Chumlea Jones. 4647
Your kisses; w and melody Cliff
Quimby. ©1c. Feb. 3, 1933; E unp.
67196; Clifford Eugene Quimby.
4648
Your name is like a melody; w Abra-
ham Brown, and melody. © 1.
Feb. 25, 1933; E unp. 68085; Cecelia
Berenzweig Brown. 4649
Yours; w, m and ukulele arr. ©1..
Jan. 19, 1933; E unp. 67420; Harold
pt. 1, n. s., v. 2&
Youth is such a happy thing; by Ber-
nard Wagness; pf. © Jan. 10, 1933;
E pub. 34708; Oliver Ditson co., ine.
4651
Tre can-
su. antiche poesie
popolari italiane, m M. Zanotti-
Bianco. © Dec. 27, 1932; E for.
28286; A. Forlivesi & e. 4652
Zanotti-Bianco (Massimo)
zoni d’amore;
Zarabanda lejana y Villancico; par
Joaquin Rodrigo; oreh. a Cordes.
Partition. © Dec. 30, 1932; E for.
28522; Editions Max HEschig. 4653
Zaza; by Ed. B. Claypoole; pf. ©
Feb. 4, 1933; E pub. 34836; Mills
music, inc. 4654
Zum jahresschluss ; text Heinr. Elmen-
horst [and] Vor der trauung; text
Ad. Schramm: m Joh. Wolfg. Frank,
bearb. Hanns Miessner, op. 15, nr. 2;
minnerchor, a cappella. Partitur.
© Dec. 31, 19382; E for. 28455; Ed.
Bote & G. Bock. 4655
77 lodole e un marito; commedia bril-
lantissima, Giulio Buceiolini e Luigi
Ugolini, m Alfredo Cuscina. © Oct.
15, 1982; D 28397; Saporetti & Cap-
pelli. 4655*
94th (The) “division march; pf. ©
Feb. 23, 1933; E pub. 34962; Harry
Eugene Stewart. 4650 James Jenkins. 4656
Number of entries in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1 1933, Class EH,
Musical compositicns (including 2,434 unpublished) _-______________ 4, 656
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPY-
RIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF
THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
Abide with me; anthem; solos and
quartet. © F. Flaxington Harker,
as author. R 23306. 1
Abiding (The) name; w T. M. Hast-
wood, m Herbert J. Lacey. © Lin-
coln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, as children of the deceased
author of m. R 23147. 4
Absent; song, w Nelle Richmond
Eberhart. © Charles Wakefield
Cadman, as author of m. R 23231. 3
Abyssinia; musical comedy, bk. and
lyrics J. A. Shipp and Alex Rogers,
m Will Marion Cook. © Lavinia
Rogers, as widow of Alex Rogers.
R 23093. : 3*
Accept the Saviour now; w F. L.
Snyder, m Howard E. Smith. © M.
Louise Smith, as widow. R 23174. 4
Achievement; song, w Frances Bacon
Paine. © Harry T. Burleigh, as
author of m. R 238540. 5
Acorn (The); w S. C. Kirk, m Her-
bert J. Lacey. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 23734.
Across the fields; tarantelle, H. Engel-
mann; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
as widow. R 238559. a
Adieu; paroles Ch. Grandmougin, m
Gabriel Fauré; mezzo-sop. ou bar.
© Jean Adolphe Raphael Louis
Fauré and Pierre Maurice Jean
Baptiste Fauré, as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
22976.
After our wandering, peace divine; w
William H. Gardner, m W. J. Balt-
zell; low voice. © Ruth Baltzell
Swann and Rolfe Edmunds Baltzell,
as children of the deceased author
of m. R 23710. 9
All for me; song, w Lotta B. White.
© Isaac H. Meredith, as author of
m. R 23660. 10
[4656
All hail risen King; Easter song, C.
B. Hawley ; low voice. © Hattie B.
Hawley, as widow. R 23293. 11
All will come right; song, w Eben E.
Rexford. © C. Austin Miles, as au-
thor of m. R 238154. 1
Aileluia; Sunday school service, by A.
Geibel, R. Frank Lehman [and
others] © Adam Geibel, as author.
R 23182. 13
Alone; w Martha D. Bianchi, m op.
46, no. 4. © Tod B. Galloway, as
author of m. R 23568. 14
Am springbrunnen; op. 30, no. 7;
klavier.
© Paul Zilcher, as author.
R 23412. 15
Anchor (The) that ever will hold;
song, w Mrs. Frank A. Breck. ©
Adam Geibel, as author of m. R
23756. 16
And as the gulls soar; song, w Frances
Bacon Paine. 1.In F.—2. In EH
flat. © Harry T. Burleigh, as au-
thor of m. R 23588, 23539. 17,18
And the world goes on; song, m Harry
O. Sutton. © Jean Lenox, as au-
thor of w. R 23122. 19
Angel voices ever near; w LaTouche
Hancock, m Kathleen Roberts. ©
Robert A. Keiser King, as author of
m. R 238398. 20
Angel (The) ward; w S. C. Kirk,
m Herbert J. Lacey. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Leigh Hall, and Philip Hall,
as children of the deceased author
of m. R 28781. PA
Animal (The) newspaper; w and m
W. 4H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, as widow. R 23466. 22
Apart; song, w Frances Bacon Paine.
1. In B) flat-—2.In D flat. ©
Harry T. Burleigh, as author of m.
R 23509, 238510. 23, 24
Apple blossoms ; by H. Engelmann; pf.
© Marie C. Engelmann, as widow.
R 23266. 25
183
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26
Arabian fortune teller; by W. C. F.
Seeboeck; pf. © Mabel B. Seeboeck,
as widow. R 23317. 26
Are you helping; w T. M. Eastwood, m
Arthur Wilton. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 23158. 2t
Arietta; par Théodore Lack, op. 97;
pf. et violon. © Berthe Marguerite
Victorine Tissier, as widow. R
23008. 28
Arlette; opérette, paroles Claude Ro-
land et L. Bouvet. © Jane Vieu,
Paris, aS author of m. R 22991. 29
Armée (L’) mutualiste; marche, Louis
Gregh; pf. © Henri Gregh, as next
of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 23012. 30
As Mount Zion; anthem, m E. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, as child
of the deceased author. R 23458.
31
As the day breaks; song, w A. A.
Payn. © C. Austin Miles, as au-
thor of m. R 23149. 32
As the earth bringeth forth her bud;
harvest anthem, w from the Bible,
m Cuthbert Harris. © Louisa
Harris, as widow. R 23342. 33
Ashes of roses; w Elaine W. Goodale.
m C. B. Hawley; male quartet or
cho. © Hattie B. Hawley, as widow.
Ry23322 34
Ashford (E. L.) Prelude; organ vol-
untary. © Henry S. Ashford, as
child of the deceased author. R
23441. 35
At the king’s court; suite, John
Philip Sousa. © Jane Van Middles-
worth Sousa, as widow. R 23599.
36
At Thy sacred altar; w W. H. G., m
arr. William Hamilton Gerrish;
male voices. © Willard P. Gerrish
and Isabel F. Gerrish, as children
of the deceased author. R 238691.
37
Aubade; flite et pf. © Paul Pierné,
as author. R 22998. 38
Auf dem schlossteiche; op. 30, no. 9;
klavier. © Paul Zilcher, as author.
R 23414. 39
Auf Sicilien; op. 30, no. 3; klavier. ©
Paul Zilcher, as author. R 23408.
40
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
Avowal (The) ; w and m Jules Jordan.
© Jennie B. Jordan, as next of kin
of the author who is not living. R
23297. 41
Awake thou that sleepest; m C. A.
Miles. © C. Austin Miles, as au-
thor. R 23183. 42
Awakening; m E. L. Ashford; mezzo-
sop. solo and cho. © Henry S. Ash-
ford, as child of the deceased author.
R 23450. 43
Badinerié; valse, Géza Horvath, ed.;
pf. © Preston Ware Orem, as edi-
tor. R 23523. 44
Bagatelle; harpe a pédales. © Ga-
briel Verdalle, as author. R 22993.
45
Baptism; song. w E. Embree Hoss. ©
Peter C. Lutkin, as author of m. R
23696. 46
Beautiful land on high; w J. Nichol-
son, m C. A. Havens, op. 31; solo
and quartet. © Edward P. Havens,
aS child of the deceased author.
R 23504. 47
Beautiful spring; song, Bertha Metz-
ler; © Laura Borsodi, as child of
the deceased author. R 23229. 48
Because He lives; Easter response, w
Ida Reed Smith. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, as author of m. R 23435.
49
Beckoning (The) star; Christmas
song, w Franz Christan. m W. H.
Neidlinger. 1. In E flat. —2. In G.
© Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as
widow. R 23547, 23548. 50, 51
Beherzigung: w W. von Goethe,
m Hugo Kaun; 4 stimmigen gem.-
chor. Clavierauszug. © Clara Kaun,
as widow. R 23416. 52
Behold, God is my salvation; m I. B.
Wilson. © Ira B. Wilson, as au-
thor. R 23649. 53
Behold, O Master; m William Hamil-
ton Gerrish; male yoices. © Wil-
lard P. Gerrish and Isabel F. Ger-
rish, as children of the deceased
author. R 238689. 54
Behold the conquering king; w Mrs.
Frank A. Breck. m J. Lincoln Hall.
© Lineoln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, as children of the de-
ceased author. R 237388. 55
Behold the king; w Frederic Ranken,
m Reginald De Koven. © Anna De
Koven, as widow. R 23109. 56
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Behold, the Master passeth by; w
Bishop How; low voice. © William
G. Hammond, as author of m. R
23345. 57
Behold there came wise men; Christ-
-Mmas anthem, w selected from Holy
writ James Wilkinson. © Bruce
Steane, as author of m. R 23522.
58
Bell (The)
Neidlinger.
buoy; w and m W. H.
© Orra Barnum Neid-
linger, as widow. R 23491. 59
Belleville; song. © Peter C. Lutkin,
as author. R 23699. 60
Bells of hope; Easter service. ©
Isaac H. Meredith, as author. R
23663. 61
Birthday reception; by A. J. Davis;
pf. © Louise Davis and Elise A.
Seyforth, as next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 23550.
62
Bis frtih um fiinfe; marsch, aus dem
gleichnamigen schwank, P. Lincke;
pf. © Paul Lincke, as author. R
23046. 63
lied aus dem gleichnamigen
schwank, text Alfred Schénfeld. ©
Paul Lincke, as author of m. R
23047. 64
Black (The) sheep; pastoral, w Fred-
eric Ranken, m Reginald De Koven.
© Anna De Koven, as widow. R
23112. 65
Blandishment ; caprice, op. 27; pf. ©
Charles Wakefield Cadman, as au-
thor. R 23224. 66
Blood (The) of Jesus; w Miriam E.
Oatman, m Herbert J. Lacey. ©
Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, as children of the de-
ceased author of m. R. 23155. 67
Blossom time; entertainment of verse,
song and m. © Alice C. D. Riley,
as author. R 23600. 68
Blue eyes; song without w, W. C. E.
—___
Seeboeck; pf. © Mabel B. See-
boeck, as widow. R 23558. 69
Bond (Carrie Jacobs-) Ten songs;
collection. © Carrie Jacobs-Bond,
as author. R 23369. 70
Boo! How cold; w and m W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow. R 23484. (@!
Brahms (Johannes) Hungarian dance
no. 7; concert transcription. ©
Isidore Philipp, as author of arr. |
R 23579. 72
18
87
— My faith looks up to Thee; arr.
W. H. Neidlinger; quartette or cho.,
unace. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow. R 23308. 73.
Break forth into joy; anthem, Cuth-
bert Harris. © Louisa Harris, as
widow. R 23546. 74
Bright the sun is shining; w A. A.
Payn, m Eugene Arnold. © OC.
Austin Miles, as author of w. R
23753. 75
Brunette (La); valse de concert; vio-
lin and pf. © Edmund Severn, as
author. R 238185. 76
Burrows’ piano primer; rev. and cor-
rected ed. with additions and pro-
nouncing dictionary, Frederic Field
Bullard. © Theodore Vail Bullard,
as child of the deceased author. R
23422. 17
Butterfly (The); pf. © Richard Eda-
ward DeReef, as author. R 23327.
78
Cabaletta; par Théodore Lack, op. 83;
pf. et violon. © Berthe Marguerite
Victorine Tissier, as widow. R
23009. 19
Calinerie; caprice mignonne; pf. ©
Gilbert Raynolds Combs, as author.
R 23505. 80
Calm on the listening ear of night;
Christmas song, C. B. Hawley; low
voice. © Hattie B. Hawley, as
widow. R 283835. 81
Catch (The) of the season; selection,
Herbert E. Haines, Evelyn Baker,
W. T. Francis and A. Solman; pf.
© Alfred Solman, as one of the
authors. R 23065. 82
Chasse; pf. © Isabelle Delage-Prat,
as author. R. 23021. 83
Cherry blossoms; by Vallaire Troja;
pf. © Robert A. Keiser King, as
author. R 23887. 84
Child (The) and the bird; by Emil
Otto; pf. © Louise Orth Bosworth,
as executrix of the author. R 23433.
85
Children’s) praises: no. \/1..ed) To. Be
Meredith, Grant Colfax Tullar and
Chas. C. Ackley. © Isaac H.
Meredith, as one of the authors. R
23662. 86
Chimes (The); by W. H. Neidlinger ;
pf. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as
widow. R 23234. ST
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88
Christ every day; song, w T. M. East-
wood. © C. Austin Miles, as author
of m. R 23166. 88
Christ hath conquered; w Mrs. Breck
and A. J. C., m Herbert J. Lacey.
© Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, as children or the de-
ceased author of m. R 23739. 89
Christ is risen; Easter anthem, m L.
O. Emerson. © Mabel H. Emerson,
as child of the deceased author. L
23488. 90
song, w A. A. Payn. © C. Austin
Miles, as author of m. R 23750. 91
Christ our Passover; Easter anthem,
F. G. Rathbun. © Edna Rathbun,
as widow. R 23220. 92
m E. lL. Ashford. © Henry
S. Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 23489. 93
Christ triumphant; Easter cantata,
text compiled from Scriptures; soli,
cho. and organ. © Henry Clough-
Leighter, as author of m. R 23420.
94
Christ’s victory; Easter song, w Mrs.
Cc. F. Alexander, m W. H. Neidlin-
ger. 1. In C.—2. In E flat.—3. In G.
© Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as
widow. R 23256-23258. 95-97
Closed to its rightful owner; song, Ww
Flora Kirkland. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, as author of m. R 23652. 98
Clover bloom; caprice; pf. © Robert
M. Stults, as author. R 23506. 99
Clown pranks; caprice, H. L. Quinn;
pf. © Robert A. Keiser King, as
author. R 23204. 100
Cock robin’s reel; pf. © Edward
Ellsworth Hipsher, as author. R
23562. 101
Columbine; op. 47, no. 2; pf. © Cyril
Scott, as author. R 23638. 102
Come, see the place where Jesus lay;
Easter anthem, w Thomas Kelley.
© Stanley R. Avery, as author of
i. wit Zoe. 103
Come unto Me; w LaTouche Hancock,
m by R. A. King. © Robert A.
Keiser King, as author of m. R
23397. 104
Coming spring; petite valse de salon,
Otto Anschuetz; pf. © Christiana
Brenneke Anschuetz, as widow. R
23354. 105
Comrades of the cross; connective
service for Children’s day. © Isaac
H. Meredith, as author. R 23664.
106
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Conjure (The) man; w J. W. Johnson,
m Bob Cole. © James W. Johnson,
as author of w, and Cora Cole Nor-
man and Carriebel Cole Plummer,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 23140. 107
Conquering (The) King; w 8. C. Kirk,
m Herbert J. Lacey. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as
children of the deceased author of
m. R 28733. 108
Consolation; par Frédéric Binet, op.
69; pf. © Marie Dupalet, as widow.
R 23014. 109
Corsicana (La) ; opera, libretto Stuart
MacLeah, Italian, H. Ringler. Voc.
sc. © J. Lewis Browne, as author
of-m. 2B 23210: 110
Count thy blessings; w Ida L. Reed,
m Howard E. Smith. © M. Louise
Smith, as widow. R 23180. came
Country dance; violin and pf. © Don-
ald Heins, as author. R 23269. 112
Coy (The) princess; pf. © Charles
Wakefield Cadman, as author. R
23427. 113
Cradle song; by W. H. Neidlinger; pf.
© Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as
widow. R 23235. 114
Cricket (The) and the katy-did; w
and m W. H. Neidlinger. © Orra
Barnum Neidlinger, as widow. R
23490. 115
Crown (A) of life laid up for me; w
Lizzie De Armond, m Maurice A.
Clifton. © Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh
Hall and Philip Hall, as children of
the deceased author of m. R 23152.
116
Cuckoos (The) dancing; pf. © Ed-
ward Ellsworth Hipsher, as author.
R 23564. 117
Cupid’s grammar; duet, w Frederic
Ranken, m Reginald De Koyen. ©
Anna De Koven, as widow. R 23102.
118
Czardas; harpe a pédales. © Gabriel
Verdalle, as author. R 22994, 119
Dance (The) of the brownies; pf. ©
Edith L. Laver, as author. R 23364.
120
Dance of the dewdrops; dance charac-
teristic, Marie Louka. © Johann C,
Schmid, as author. R 23353. 121
Dancing Shadows; mazurka caprice,
H. Engelmann; pf. © Marie C.
Engelmann, as widow. R 23248.
122
186
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no. 2, 1933
Dans le jardin fleuri; par Frédéric
Binet, op. 68; pf. © Marie Dupalet,
as widow. R 28002. 123
Dashing troopers; march, H. Engel-
mann; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
as widow. R 28555. 124
Dawn (The) of God’s dear Sabbath;
mixed voices. © Elmer S. Hosmer,
as author. R 23606. 125
Day dreams; organ voluntary, E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, as
child of the deceased author. R
23442. 126
Day (The) is past and over; med.
voice. © August Krapf, as author.
R 23524. 127
Day (The) of resurrection; Easter
anthem, op. 25; mixed voices. ©
Charles Gilbert Spross, as author.
R 23295. 128
Dear little Dollie; waltz, H. Engel-
mann; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
as widow. R 23556. 129
Dem lovin’ words sound mighty good
to me; w J. W. Johnson, m Rosgsa-
mond Johnson. © James W. John-
son and J. Rosamond Johnson, as
authors. R 23188. 130
Départ; poésie francaise Jan Ehr-
hardt, poésie italienne Achille Rich-
ard, m Alfredo Barbirolli. © Lu-
cienne Dusacq, as widow of the
author of m. R 230238. to
Desire; w Martha D. Bianchi, m op.
46, no. 5. © Tod B. Galloway, as
author of m. R 23567. ilpy?
Despair; m HE. L. Ashford ; mezzo-sop.
solo and cho. © Henry S. Ashford,
as child of the deceased author. R
23447. 133
Deuxiéme poéme lyrique sur le livre
de Job; chant et pf. © Henri Ra-
baud, as author. R 23005. 134
Did you ever; w and m W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow. R 23496. 135
Discontented (The) gold-fish; w and
m W. H. Neidlinger. © Orra Bar-
num Neidlinger, as widow. R 23462.
136
Discontented (The) gold-fish and other
children’s songs; by W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow. R 23461. 137
Don’t be what you ain’t; from Moon-
shine, w George V. Hobart and Ed-
153
win Milton Royle, m Silvio Hein.
© Ann M. Hein, as widow. R 28056.
138
Don’t come in, gil, please; song, w
from Chinese, Herbert A. Giles; in
D. © Cyril Scott, as author of m.
R 23642. 139
Down in the old town hall; w and m
George Evans. © Millie Evans, as
widow. R 23085. 140
Down Tennessee; barn dance; pf. ©
Dox Cruger, as author. R 238090.
141
Dream (The) fairy; by W. C. E. See-
boeck; pf. © Mabel B. Seeboeck,
as widow. 23316. 142
Dream land; cradle song, w Louise
Alston Burleigh. © Harry T. Bur-
leigh, as author of m. R 23519. 1438
Dream (The) of peace; song, w Wm.
H. Gardner. 1. Low voice.—2, High
voice. © Adam Geibel, as author of
m. R 28544, 23545. 144, 145
Dreamland; reverie nocturne, H. En-
gelmann; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, as widow. R 23237. 146
Dreamy eyes; w Ren Shields, m George
Evans. © Grace Shields, as widow
of the author of w, and Millie Evans,
as widow of the author of m. R
23084. 147
Eagle (The) and the lion; w and m
W. H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, aS widow. R 23498. 148
Easter brightness; w S. C. Kirk, m
Herbert J. Lacey. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as
children of the deceased author of
m. R 23726. 149
Easter chimes; coll. of dialogues, exer-
cises, motion songs, ete., ed. © Karl
K. Lorenz, as author of editing. R
23440. 150
Easter greeting; w S. C. Kirk, m Her-
bert J. Lacey. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 23725. 151
Easter (An) hallelujah; response. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, as author of m.
R 23487. 152
Haster heralds; w S. C. Kirk, m Her-
bert J. Lacey. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 238727. 453
187
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
154
Easter morning; m BE. L. Ashford; sop.,
or ten. © Henry S. Ashford, as
child of the deceased author. R
23445. 154
service, J. Lincoln Hall and Irvin
H. Mack. © Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh
Hall and Philip Hall, as children of
the deceased author. R 23768. 155
Easter (The) trumpet; w Alice Jean
Cleator, m Maurice A. Clifton. ©
Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, as children of the de-
ceased author of m. R 23741. 156
Eclectic (The) course of graded
studies in piano playing; op. 14, v. 1,
© Johann M. Blose, as author. R
23597. 157
Ecstasy; m E. L. Ashford; sop. ©
Henry S. Ashford, as child of the
deceased author. R 23449. 158
Eegs-actly so; w and m W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow. R 23472. 159
Elementary piano technics; op. 19. ©
Johann M. Blose, as author. R
23596. 160
En reve; harpe 4 pédales. © Gabriel
Verdalle, as author. R 22995. 161
Erlkonigs todchter; op. 30, no. 6;
klavier. © Paul Zilcher, as author.
R 23411. 162
Erntereigen; op. 30, no. 2; klavier. ©
Paul Zilcher, as author. R 23407.
163
Esquisse sur un vieux eri de la rue;
orgue. © P. L. Hillemacher, as au-
thor. R 23085. 164
Eternal life and love; sacred song.
1. High voice —2. Low voice. © F.
Leon Percippe, as author. R 23586,
23587. 165, 166
Ethel Levy’s Virginia song. © George
M. Cohan, as author. R 28692. 167
Evening hymn; w E. W. Denison, m
Chas. K. Langely, arr. © Issac H.
Meredith, as author of arr. R
23655. 168
Evening prayer; by P. A. Schnecker ;
mixed voices. (© Louise N. Sch-
necker, as widow. R 238228. 169
Expectation; prelude and sop. solo,
BE. L. Ashford; with violin obbl. ©
Henry S. Ashford, as child of the
deceased author. R 23451. 170
Fair Easter; song, m J. Lincoln Hall.
© Irvin H. Mack, as author of w.
R 23736. 171
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Fairest Lord Jesus: hymn-anthem,
melody Batiste, m arr. FEF. H.
Brackett ; mixed voices. © Mary L.
Brackett, as widow. R 23227. 172
Far behind; w F. L. Snyder, m
Howard E. Smith. © M. Louise
Smith, as widow. R 23181. 173
Far from my heavenly home; w H. T.
Lyte, m W. H. Neidlinger. 1. In D
min.—2. In F. min. © Orra Bar-
num Neidlinger, as widow. R 23513,
23514. 174, 175
Farewell-melody; pf. © Edward M.
Read, as author. R 23591. 176
Festival-march; organ. © Edward M.
Read, as author. R 23215. OH
Fine fleur; valse de salon, Paul
Wachs; pf. © Blanche Marie
Pauline Simone Lemarchand, as
widow. R 238026. 178
Fire (The) ; wandm W. H. Neidlinger.
Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as
widow. R 23487. 179
Fire and flame; march and two-step,
by Marie Louka. © Johann C.
Schmid, as author. R 23352. 180
First recreation repertoire; coll. fin-
gered and arr. in progressive order
from grade 1 to grade 2, Albert W.
Berg. © Lillie Berg, as widow.
R 23063. 181
First study-melody; by Pierre Renard,
op. 5, no. 1; pf., in treble clef. ©
Marie C. Engelmann, as widow. R
235a2: 182
Fleeting hours; pastorale, Paul Brink-
man; pf. © Robert A. Keiser King,
as author. R 23390. 183
reverie, Marie Louka. © Johann
C. Schmid, as author. R 23351.
184
Flowers and ferns; tone poem, R. A.
Keiser; pf. © Robert A. Keiser
King, as author. R 23393. 185
Fold (A) song; m A. Nevin. ©
Arthur Nevin, as author. R 23382.
186
Folk songs of many nations; coll. and
ed. with preface and annotations,
Louis C. Elson. © Bertha L. Elson,
as widow. R 238595. 187
Foolish; from Moonshine, w George
V. Hobart, m Silvio Hein. © Ann
M. Hein, as widow. R 23060. 188
Foolish (The) little worm; w and m
W. H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, as widow. R 23468. 189
188
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no. 2, 1983
For love’s sweet sake; song, w Cor-
nelius J. Fassio. © Adam Geibel,
as author. R 23236. 190
For me; w T. M. Eastwood, m Herbert
J. Lacey. © Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh
Hall and Philip Hall, as children of
the deceased author of m. R 23176.
191
Fordham ram; march and two step, J.
Ignatius Coveney; pf. © James A.
Coveney, as next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 23614.
192
Foreboding; m EH. L. Ashford; mezzo-
Sop. solo and cho. © Henry S. Ash-
ford, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 23448. 193
Forest (A) legend; by W. H. Neid-
linger; pf. © Orra Barnum Neid-
linger, as widow. R 23233. 194
Forest sprites; valse-etude, op. 50, no.
2; pf. © Frederick A. Williams, as
author. R 28282. 195
Forward for Christ our King; song, w
Lizzie De Armond. © Adam Geibel,
as author of m. R 23763. 196
4
Four (The) leaved clover; w Ella
Higginson, m op. 46, no. 6. © Tod
B. Galloway, as author of m. R
23566. 197
Friendship songs; op. 46. © Tod B.
Galloway, as author. R 23574. 198
From Calvary to Olivet; collective
service, w S. C. Kirk, m J. Lincoln
Hall. © Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh
Halil and Philip Hall, as children of
the deceased author. R 23767. 199
—w S.C. Kirk, m Herbert J. Lacey.
© Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, as children of the de-
ceased author of m. R 23729. 200
From Norway; danse caprice, Carl
Koelling, op. 362; pf. © Gertrude
Koelling, as widow. R 23247. 201
From whence camest thou; w and m
William Hamilton Gerrish; male
voices. © Willard P. Gerrish and
Isabel F. Gerrish, as children of the
deceased author. R 23690. _ 202
Fughetta; a tre voci; orgue. © P. L.
Hillemacher, as author. R 23030.
2038
Gates (The) of gladness; song, m J.
Lincoln Hall. © Irvin H. Mack, as
author of w. R 23742. 204
222
Gavotte bleue; de Edmond Missa;
violon et pf. © Jeanne Barbant, as
widow. R 22984. 205
Gavotte moderne; violin and pf. ©
Edmund Severn, as author. R
23186. 206
General Grant’s grand march; by E.
Mack, ed. and fingered Hans Lichter ;
pf. © Henry Clough-Leighter, as
author of editing and fingering. R
23481. 207
Geschichte aus der spinnstube; op. 30,
no. 8; klavier. © Paul Zilcher, as
author. R 23413. 208
Gift (A) of silence; song, w Ernest
Dowson; in F. © Cyril Scott, as
author of m. R 23640. 209
Gipsies ; by Georg Eggeling, ed. W. P.
Mero; pf. © Preston Ware Orem,
as editor. R 23249. 210
Give me death or victory; w Geo.
Broadhurst, m Max S. Witt. © Al-
bert Witt, as next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 23124.
211
Give me thy heart love; romanza, w
Frederic Ranken, m Reginald De
Koven. © Anna De Koven, as
widow. R 23101. 212
Gleason; hymn, 2d tune. © Peter C.
Lutkin, as author. R 23708. 213
Glory be to Jesus; anthem, w H. Cas-
well; sop. solo and quartet or cho.
© J. Christopher Marks, as author
Ob Mi kee zoota: 214
Go, lovely rose; poem EH. Waller; low
voice. © Charles Gilbert Spross, as
author of m. R 23320. 215
a m W. H. Neidlinger. In D.—
In A. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow. R 23515, 23516. 216, 217
God be merciful to me; sacred song.
1. High voice—2. Low voice. © F.
Leon Percippe, as author. R 23588,
23589. 218, 219
Golden harps are sounding; Haster
anthem, w Frances R. Havergal;
mixed voices. © J. Lewis Browne,
as author of m. R 233811. 220
Good-bye; by Georg Eggeling, ed. W.
P. Mero; pf. Preston Ware
Orem, as editor. R 23250. Dou
Good old wind; flag song, w and m
W. H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, as widow. R 23478.
Pon
189
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223
Grande valse caprice; by H. Engel-
mann; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
as widow. R 23260. 223
Graziella; harpe 4 pédales. © Ga-
briel Verdalle, as author. R 22992.
224
Hail, gladdening light; mixed voices.
© Henry Ernest Nichol, as author.
R 23578: 225
Hail to the brightness; anthem, w
Thomas Hastings. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, as author of m. R 23454.
226
Hallelujah Jesus saves me; song. ©
F. E. Hill, as author. R 23199. 227
Happy is the summer day; madrigal,
w Frederic Ranken, m Reginald De
Koven. © Anna De Koven, as
widow. R 238113. 228
Happyland; comic opera, m Reginald
De Koven. 1. Prelude; pf—2.
Waltzes; pf—3. Waltzes; orch.4.
Selection; pf. © Anna De Koven,
as widow. R 23108, 23182, 23136,
23142. ~ 229-232
—w Frederic Ranken, m Reginald
De Koven. .1. Finale 2.—2. Act 1,
opening ensemble.—3. Complete voc.
sec. © Anna De Koven, as widow.
R251; 2a1es 2oboo. 233-2385
Hare and hounds; galop, H. Engel-
mann; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
as widow. R 23558. 236
Hark! hark! my soul; w Frederick W.
Faber. © J. M. Harris, as author
of m. R 23359. Pot
Hark! the song; song, m Herbert J.
Lacey. © Irvin H. Mack, as author
of w. R 23744. 238
Harvest time; entertainment of verse,
song and m. © Alice C. D. Riley,
as author. R 23601. 239
Have faith in God; song. © J. M.
Harris, aS author. R 28196. 240
He arose; w A. A. Payn, m C. Harold
Lowden. © C. Austin Miles, as au-
thor of w. R 238746. 241
He’s such a li’l trouble; song; low
voice. © Oley Speaks, as author.
BK 20000. 242
He surely means me; song. © Wil-
liam Edie Marks, as author. R
23123. 243
He waits for thee; w Elsie Duncan
Yale, m Herbert J. Lacey. © Lin-
coln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, as children of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 23168. 244
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Heart’s (The) springtide; song, w
Martha Gilbert Dickinson; in A
flat. © Alfred Wooler, as author of
m. R 23502. 245
Heaven; w Martha D. Bianchi, m op.
46, no. 2. © Tod B. Galloway, as
author of m. R 238570. 246
Heimnlich stille und leise; gavotte, aus
Bis frih um finfe, text Alfred
Schonfeld. © Paul Lincke, as au-
thor of m. R 23052. 247
—_— —— 1. Orch. stimmen.—2. Pf. ©
Paul Lincke, as author. R 23049,
23050. 248, 249
Herren (Die) von Maxim; potpourri;
klavier. © Viktor Hollaender, as
author. R 23695. 250
Hill and dale; op. 116; pf. © Carl
Wilhelm Kern, as author. R 23285.
251
Hillemacher (P. L.) Marche; orgue.
P. L. Hillemacher, as author.
R 23037. 252
Hochzeitsreigen ; walzer; pf. © Paul
Lincke, as author. R 238040. 253
Hommage a Rameau; de Claude De-.
bussy ; pf. © Emma Lea Moyse, as
widow. R 22999. 254
Hop-toad (The); pf. © Richard EHd-
ward DeReef, as author. R 23324.
255
Hosanna; song, w A. A. Payn. © C.
Austin Miles, as author of m. R
23747. 256
How’d you like to furnish up a home
for me; w Ren Shields, m Maxwell
Silver. © Grace Shields, as widow.
R 23092. 257
How do you do; w and m W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow. R 23497. 258
How happy could this chappie be; from
Moonshine, w Geo. V. Hcbart and
Edwin Milton Royle, m Silvio Hein.
© Ann M. Hein, as widow. R
23076. 259
How I love flowers; duet, w Frederic
Ranken, m Reginald De Koven.
Anna De Koven, as widow. R 23115.
260
Hundred (A) years from now; from
Moonshine, w George V. Hobart and
Edwin Milton Royle, m Silvio Hein.
© Ann M. Hein, as widow. R
23059. 261
190
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Hungarian Gipsy; by W. C. E. See- | Pll soon be there; song, w Mary
boeck; pf. © Mabel B. Seeboeck, Slater. © L. E. Jones, as author of
as widow. R 23318. 262
Hungry (The) robin; w and m W. H.
Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum Neid-
linger, as widow. R 23495. 263
Hunting (A) song; w and m W. H.
Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum Neid-
linger, as widow. R 238498. 264
Hushaby baby; song, op. 46, no. 3. ©
Tod B. Galloway, as author. R
23569. 265
Hymn (A) of thanksgiving; sacred
song. 1.In B flat—2 In Di ©
Walter S. Young, as author of m.
R 23530, 23531. 266, 267
I acknowledge my transgressions; re-
sponse after prayer, m EH. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, as child
of the deceased author. R 28457.
268
I as a soldier; march, A. J. Davis; pf.
© Louise Davis and Elise A. Sey-
forth, as next kin of the author, who.
is not living. R 23551. 269
I can but sing; m H. H. Pike; 4-pt.
women’s voices. © Harry Hale
Pike, as author. R 28755. 270
I heard the voice of Jesus say; by F. G.
Rathbun; sop. and ten. duet. ©
Edna Rathbun, as widow. R 238251.
271
I know I shall see Him in glory; song.
© Maude Anita Hart, as author. R
23358. 272
I know who pilots me; w James Rowe,
m Howard E. Smith. © M. Louise
Smith, as widow. R 23148. 273
I lay my sins on Jesus; mixed voices.
© Oley Speaks, as author. R 23222.
274
I like you very much; from Moon-
shine, w George ~ Hobart, m Silvio
Hein. © Ann M. Hein, as widcw.
R 23079. 275
I like your way; from The duke of
Duluth, w J. J. Walker, m Max S.
Witt. © James J. Walker, as
author of w, and Albert Witt, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 23144. 276
I’ll be there by and by; w and m Her-
bert J. Lacey. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
23158. 277
165519—33——6
m. R 23360. 278
I lost my heart way down in Alabama ;
w Rene Bronner, m H. W. Petrie.
© Julia C. Petrie, as widow. R
23068. 279
I love my Jean; w Burns; low voice.
© William G. Hammond, as author
Or Mm, OR 23283: 280
——w Robert Burns, m W. H. Neid-
linger. In D—In F. © Orra Bar-
num Neidlinger, as widow. R 23517,
23518. 281, 282
I love Thy kingdom, Lord; w Taubert,
m arr. W. H. Neidlinger; quartette
or cho.-sop. solo. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, as widow. R 23528. 283
I love you because you are ycu, dear;
from Coming thro’ the Rye, w George
V. Hobart, m A. Baldwin Sloane.
(© Mae Auwerda Sloane, as widow.
R 23083. 284
I’ve been redeemed; song, w A. A.
Payn. © C. Austin Miles, as au-
thor of m. R 238769. 285
I want to go back to the boulevard;
from Moonshine, w Gecrge V. Ho-
bart, m Silvio Hein. © Ann M.
Hein, as widow. 23078. 286
I wish to tune my quivering lyre; w
from Greek of Anacreon, by Lord
Byron, m op. 30; male cho. ©
Charles Gilbert Spross, as author of
Ti ee 2ocee, 287
Idilio; par Théodore Lack, op. 134;
pf. et violon. © Berthe Marguerite
Victcrine Tissier, as widow. R
23010. 288:
If I were your Sweetheart; song, w
E. Blanche Burns. © Frederick
William Wodell, as author of m. R
23244. 289
If my man could do it for me; from
Duke of Duluth, w Geo. H. Broad-
hurst, m Max S. Witt. © Albert
Witt, as next of kin of the author
of m, who is not living. R 238104.
290
If ye then be risen with Christ; by
Abram W. Lansing; mixed voices,
© Jennie A. L. Lansjng, as execu-
trix of the author. R 23605. 291
Impromptu in E minor; voluntary,
BE. L. Ashford; pipe organ. © Henry
S. Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 23444. 292
191
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293
©,P. Li:
23033.
293
Improvisations; suite; orgue.
Hillemacher, as author. R
In a whirl; valse vertigineuse, Paul
Wachs; pf. © Blanche Marie Paul-
ine Simone Lemarchand, as widow.
R 23292. 294
In der schmiede; op. 30, no. 5; klavier.
© Paul Zilcher, as author. R 23410.
295
In festal array ; march, H. Engelmann.
1. Pf.—2. Pf. duet. © Marie C. En-
gelmann, aS widow. R 23593, 23594.
296, 297
In Immanuel’s land; anthem, w Annie
Ross Cousin. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
as author of m. R 23455. 298
In my submarine; w Geo. V. Hobart,
m Silvio Hein. © Ann M. Hein, as
widow. R 23070. 299
In our set; duet, w Dick Temple, m
Silvio Hein. © Ann M. Hein, as
widow. R 23067. 300
In the balmy bye and bye; from Clov-
erdell, w D. K. Stevens, m George
Lowell Tracy. © David Stevens,
as author. R 23073. 301
In the boat; waltz, Homer Norris;
pf., or cabinet organ. © Margaret
Copinus, as child of the deceased
author. R 23572. 302
In the golden autumn time, my Sweet
Elaine; w Richard H. Gerard, m
S. R. Henry. © Henry R. Stern,
as author of m. R 238137. 303
In the shadow of His wings; Song,
w Eben E. Rexford. © C. Austin
Miles, as author of m. R 23159. 304
In the springtime I'll be with you,
sweetheart mine; song, w John J.
Nilan. © R. L. Halle, as author of
Tf, Vike wolZG. 305
In the swing; w and m W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow. R 238467.
Indiana; marche two-step, O. Cré-
mieux et J. B. Boldi; pf. © Octave
Crémieux, as author. R 23139.
307
Indiscreet (The) parakeet; from Cloy-
erdell, w D. K. Stevens, m George
Lowell Tracy. © David Stevens, as
author. R 23072. 308
pt. II, n. s., Vv. 28
Is it nothing to you; w Hlsie Duncan
Yale, m Maurice A. Clifton. © Lin-
coln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, as children of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 23162. 309
Is yo’? Yo’ is; Song, m C. Jacobs-Bond.
© Carrie Jacobs-Bond, as author.
R 23370. 310
It is Jesus blessed Jesus; song, w
Edgar Lewis. © L. E. Jones, as
author of m. R 23356. 311
It was a lover and his lass; madrigal,
w Shakespeare; mixed voices. ©
Philip H. Goepp, as author of m. R
23287. 312
Je ne veux pas autre chose; poésie
Victor Hugo, English substitute W.
H. N., m W. H. Neidlinger. 1. Low
voice in C.—2. High voice in E flat.
© Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as
widow. R 23304, 23305. 3138, 314
Jennie; Song, w Fred Emerson Brooks.
© Isaac H. Meredith, as author of
Mm.” Ap2ouDs: ao
Jesus Christ is risen to-day; Latin
hymn 14th century, m W. H. Neid-
linger; mixed voices. © Orra Bar-
num Neidlinger, as widow. R 23254.
316
Jesus ever is the same true friend:
song, w A. J.C. ©C. Austin Miles,
as author of m. R 238157. 317
Jesus, I live to Thee; mixed voices.
© Oley Speaks, as author. R 23221.
318
Jesus is mine; song, w Catharine J.
Bonar. © Isaac H. Meredith, as au-
thor of m. R 23647. 319
Jesus, King of heaven; w A. A. Payn,
m W. A. Post. © C. Austin Miles,
as author of w. R 23748. 320
Jesus lives; song, w Johnson Oatman,
jr. © Isaae H. Meredith, as author
of m. R 23648. 321
—w S. C. Kirk, m Herbert J. Lacey.
© Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh Hall,
Philip Hall, as children of the de-
ceased author of m. R 23730. 3822
Jesus lover of my soul; m R. E. De
Reef; quartet or cho., with sop. and
bass solos, alto and ten. duet. ©
Richard Edward De Reef, as author.
R 23500. 323
Jesus now saves me; song. © J. M.
Harris, as author. R 23195. 324
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Jesus, Saviour, pilot me; song, J. HE.
Gould, arr. © Isaac H. Meredith,
as author of arr. R 23659. 325
Jesus tender Shepherd; song. © Her-
bert J. Wrightson, as author. R
23362. 326
Jesus will not let me go; song, w Mrs.
J. M. Hunter. © C. Austin Miles,
as author of m. R 23177. 327
Joshua; song, w John Hay. © Peter
C. Lutkin, as author of m. R 23700.
328
Joy overflowing; song, m Arthur Wil-
ton. © Irvin H. Mack, as author
of w. R 23156. 329
Joyeuse espagne; valse espagnole, Ga-
briel Allier; orch. © Marie Aline
Jeanne Laune, as widow. R 22987.
330
Joyful is my soul today; song, w Mrs.
J. M. Hunter. © C. Austin Miles,
as author of m. R 23172. 331
Joys of spring; 2-pt. waltz-song, w
George Cooper, m Adam Geibel, arr.
Hans
Lichter; women’s’ voices.
Henry Clough-Leighter, as author of
arr. R 23425. 302
Jugend ist schén; lied; aus Prinzess
Rosine, text Bolten Bickers. ©
Paul Lincke, as author of m. R
23051. 333
Juggler (The) ; by George Rosey ; pf.
© George M. Rosenberg, as author.
R 23194. 334
June (A) song; song; low voice. ©
Arthur Nevin, as author of m. R
23280. 335
June time; w William F. Collins,
men’s cho. J. Lewis Browne, as
author of m. R 23299. 336
Just as I am; song, w Charlotte Elliot.
© Isaac H. Meredith, as author of
m. R 23661. 337
Just eighteen years ago; from Happy-
land, w Frederic Ranken, m Reginald
De Koven. © Anna De Koven, as
widow. R 238129. 338
Kick-o-ree-kee; w and m W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow. R 23464. 339
King Alfred’s hymn; sacred pt.-song, w
King Alfred the Great; trio of wom-
en’s voices. © Hamilton C. Mac-
dougall, as author of m. R 23429.
340
King’s (The) anointed; w William H.
_ Gardner, m W. J. Baltzell; med.
voice. © Ruth Baltzell Swann and
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300
Rolfe Edmunds Baltzell, as children
of the deceased author of m. R
23709. 341
Kiisse mich; walzerronde, aus Prin-
zess Rosine; pf. u. gesang. © Paul
Lincke, as author. R 238041. 342
© Edward
Be252Ni.
Larghetto in F;
M. Read,
organ.
as author.
343
Last night I dreamed of you; song.
© Dox Cruger, as author. R 23095.
344
Lead me to the rock; song, w J. Bur-
tis White. © Adam Geibel, as au-
thor of m. R 23761. 345
Lead us, O Father; op. 32; mixed
quartet. © Charles Gilbert Spross,
as author. R 23308. 346
Lend a hand; song, w T. M. Eastwood.
© C. Austin Miles, as author of m.
R 23161. 347
Let me write what I never dared to
tell; song, Chas. E. Casey and Rose
Monrose [pseud.] © EHunice M.
Rosenfeld, as widow of M. H. Rosen-
feld. R 23091. 348
Let us now fear the Lord; harvest
anthem, w from the Bible; mixed
voices, organ acc. © Bruce Steane,
as author of m. R 23339. 349
Life (The) of a leaf; cantata, m
Emma L. Ashford; women’s voices.
© Henry S. Ashford, as child of
the deceased author. R 23456. 350
Lift up His banner; song, w Lizzie
De Armond. © Adam Geibel, as
author of m. R 23764. Sor
Lift up your voices now; Easter an-
them, m William H. Neidlinger. ©
Orra B. Neidlinger, as ‘widow. R
23423. 352
Lift your glad voices; Easter anthem.
_© F. Leon Percippe, as author. R
23274. 353
Light of Haster morning; w Alice
Jean Cleator, m Herbert H. Lacey.
© Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, as children of the de-
ceased author of m. R 238748. 354
Light (The) of hope; Easter song, w
William H. Gardner; in B flat. ©
Adam Geibel, as author of m. R
23281. 355
193
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356
Light (The) of life; w S. C. Kirk, m
Herbert J. Lacey. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as
children of the deceased author of
Me eee tees 356
Lil boy; w Frank L. Stanton, m W.
H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, as widow. R 23582.
357
Lilacs; song, w Nelle Richmond Eber-
hart; in D. © Charles Wakefield
Cadman, as author of m. R 23592.
358
Lily (The) and the moon; duet, w
Frederic Ranken, m Reginald De
Koven. © Anna De Koven, as
widow. R 23121. 359
Little (The) Chinese boy; w and m
W. H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, as widow. R 23483.
“360
Little (The) French duck; w and m
W. H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, as widow. R 23479.
361
song, from The
© Benj. Hap-
R 23058.
Little sheep-bells; by Paul Beaumont.
ed. and fingered Hans Lichter; pf.
© Henry Clough-Leighter, as author
of ed. and fingering. R 23482. 363
© Richard
Little red papoose;
girl and the bandit.
good Burt, as author.
Little sprites; waltz; pf.
Edward DeReef, as author. R
23326. 364
Little sweethearts; schottische, H. En-
gelmann; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, aS widow. H 23557. 365
Live to be a blessing; w E. E. Hewitt,
m H. J. Lacey. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 23478: 366
Look for me; song, w A. A. Payn. ©
C. Austin Miles, as author of m.
R 23164. 367
Looking upward; suite, John Philip
Sousa; full military band. © Jane
Van Middlesworth Sousa, as widow.
F222. 368
Lord (The) is King; anthem, w from
Psalm 93; mixed voices; organ acc.
© Bruce Steane, as author of m. R
23340. 369
Lord (The) is my light; anthem, w
from the Bible; mixed voices; organ
pt. IT, n.s., v. 28:
ace. © Arthur W. Marchant, as.
author of m. R 23344. 370:
Lord (The) is my shepherd; anthem,
C. B. Hawley; mixed voices. ©
Hattie B. Hawley, as widow. R
23529. Sid.
Lord (The) is risen again; Haster an-
them, m C. B. Adams. © Carrie B.
Adams, as author. © 23434 372:
Lotus land; op. 47, no. 1; pf. © Cyril
Scott, as author. R 23648. 373
Love Divine, all love excelling; m R.
E. De Reef; quartet or cho., with
ten. and bass solos, sop. and alto
duet. © Richard Edward De Reef,
as author. R 23499. 374
Love’s enchantment; w Julian Durand,.
m C. B. Hawley ; low voice. © Hat-
tie B. Hawley, as widow. R 23328.
375:
Love's reverie; song, m W. S. Young.
1. In F.—2. In A flat. © Walter S.
Young, as author. R 23511, 23512.
376, 377
Love’s token; w Thomas Moore, m op.
75. no. 8; men’s voices. © Daniel
Protheroe, as author of m. R 23322.
378
Lullalo; Irish lullaby; pf. © Wm.
Caven Barron, as author. R 23336.
379
Magic (The) hour; op. 34, no. 6; sop.,
or ten. © Henry A. Clough-Leigh-
ter, as author. R 23612. 380
Magnificat and Nune dimittis; short
festival setting; mixed voices; or-
gan acc.; in G. © Bruce Steane, as
author. R 23341. 381
Magnificat in G and Nune dimittis;
m J. C. Marks; mixed voices. ©
J. Christopher Marks, as author.
R 238276. 382
Mail (The) train; w and m W. H.
Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum Neid-
linger, as widow. R 23465. 383
Mam/’zelle Chichi; opérette-bouffe, airs
arranges M. Christine. © Charles
Esquier, as author. R 22978. 384
Man! Foolish man; trio, from Happy-
land, w Frederic Ranken, m Regi-
nald De Koven. © Anna De Koven,
as widow. R 231380. 385
March (The) of the gnomes; pf. ©
Richard Edward DeReef, as author.
R 23325. 386
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Marsch der burgwache; op. 30, no. 1;
klavier. © Paul Zilcher, as author.
R 23406. 387
Mary; w S. C. Kirk, m Herbert J.
Lacey. © Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh
Hall and Philip Hall, as children of
the deceased author of m. R 23728.
388
May (A) day; by F. G. Rathbun; pf.,
6 hands. © Edna Rathbun, as
widow. R 28542. 389
Meditation; organ. © Edward M.
Read, as author. R 23216. 390
orgue. © P. L. Hillemacher, as
author. R 23028. 391
Medley from the South; pt.-song, arr:
for men’s voices. © Harry Hale
Pike, as author of arr. R 23428.
392
Melody in G flat; pf. © Charles
Wakefield Cadman, as author. R.
23720. 393
Menuet; de Edmond Missa; violon et
pf. © Jeanne Barbant, as widow.
R 22982. 394
violin and pf. © Frederick E.
Hahn, as author. R 23575. 395
Mer (La); trois esquisses symphon-
iques, Claude Debussy. 1. Partition
d’orch.—2. Pf. 4 4 mains. © Emma
Lea Moyse, as widow. R_ 22989,
23024. 396, 397
Mercy’s door is always open; song, w
Jennie Wilson. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, as author of m. R 23657. 398
Messalinette; walzer, aus Die herren
von Maxim; klavier. © Viktor Hol-
lander, aS author. R 23694. 399
Messiah victorious; cantata, w _ se-
lected from Holy Scripture and
Hymns of the church, James M. Far-
rar; solo voices, quartette, cho. and
organ. © William G. Hammond, as
author of m. R 238598. 400
Méthodo elémentar e pratico; pf. ©
Isidore Philipp, as author. R
23011. 401
Middletown; hymn, C. T. W., harmon-
ized. © Karl P. Harrington, as au-
thor of harmonization. R 23702.
402
Milo; w B. H. Burt, m A. Solman. ©
Benj. H. Burt, and Alfred Solman,
as authors. R 23054. 403
Mimette, the human mermaid; w Fred-
eric Ranken, m Reginald De Koven.
© Anna De Koven, as widow. R
23108. 404
420
Minuet; by Lulu Robyn; pf. © Louise
Robyn, as author. R 23367. 405
Missa (Edmond) Mélodie; violin et pf.
© Jeanne Barbant, as widow. R
22986. 406
Missa in honorem B. M. Virginis; op.
30; unison cho. © E. J. Bieder-
mann, as author. R 23378. 407
Mr. Bonaparte; song, from Moonshine,
m Silvio Hein. © Benj. Hapgood
Burt, as author of w, and Ann M.
Hein, as widow of the author of m.
R 23057. 408
Mr. Duck’s question; w and m W. H.
Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum Neid-
linger, as widow. R 23474. 409
Mr. Owl; w and m W. H. Neidlinger.
© Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as
widow. R 23470. 410
Mr. Tomahawk; w Ren Shields, m
George Evans. © Grace Shields, as
widow of the author of w, and Millie
Evans, as widow of the author of m.
R 23087. 411
Mocking (The) bird; fantasia, op. 200;
pf. © Carl Wilhelm Kern, as au-
thor. R 23238. 412
Modern harmony in it’s theory and
practice. © Arthur Foote and Wal-
ter R. Spalding. as authors. R
23613. 413
Moon (The) mother; song; in E flat.
© George A. Grant-Schaefer, as
author. R 23607. 414
Moonlit waves; by Geo. B. Williams;
pf. © Robert A. Keiser King, as
author. R 238203. 415
Moonshine; musical play, bk. and ly-
rics Hdwin Milton Royle and George
V. Hobart, m Silvio Hein. Voc. sc.
© Ann M. Hein, as widow. R
23080. 416
—— selection, Silvio Hein; pf. ©
Ann M. Hein, as widow. R 23081.
417
Morgentau; op. 30, no. 4; klavier. ©
Paul Zilcher, as author. R 23409.
418
Morningtide; op. 34, no. 5; sop., or
ten. © Henry A. Clough-Leighter,
as author. R 23611. 419
Mors et vita; w William F. Collins;
mixed voices. © J. Lewis Browne,
as author of m. R 23296. 420
Mount High; w T. M. Eastwood, m
Arthur Wilton. © Lincoln W. Hall,
195
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421
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Mount High—Continued.
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 23168. 421
Mouvement; par Claude Debussy: pf.
© Emma Lea Moyse, as widow. R
23001. 422
Muckentanz; op. 30, no. 10; klavier.
© Paul Zilcher, as author. R 23415.
423
Music; from act 1, w Frederic Ran-
ken, m Reginald De Koven. ©
Anna De Koven, as widow. R
23097. 424
Musical euchre. © Carl W. Grimm,
as author. R 23608. 425
Musical (The) Gypsy; from Moon-
shine, w Geo. V. Hobart and Edwin
Milton Royle, m Silvio Hein. ©
Ann M. Hein, as widow. R 238074.
426
My blue bell from Baltimore; w Ren
Shields, m George Evans. © Grace
Shields, as widow of the author of
w, and Millie Evans, as widow of
the author of m. R 23088. 427
My garden had a rose; song, Reginald
De Koven, op. 180, no. 3; low voice.
© Anna De Koven, as widow. R
23310. 428
My Jeanie; song, Lily T. Strickland ;
low voice. © Lily Strickland An-
derson, as author. R 23258. 429
My Jesus, I love Thee; song, A. J.
Gordon, arr. © Isaac H. Meredith,
as author of arr. R 23658. 430
My lady; poem John Greenleaf Whit-
tier, m W. H. Neidlinger. 1. In
F.—2. In A flat. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, as widow. R 23241-
23242. 431, 482
My light; w anon.; low voice. ©
Charles Gilbert Spross, as author of
m, Rh, 2509; 433
My old Kentucky home; song, Stephen
C. Foster, arr. Isaac H. Mere-
dith, aS author of arr. R 238645.
434
My song shall be of mercy; sacred
song, w ‘trom, Psalm “10i)) in
D2) ‘In Gil © Jd; Christopher
Marks, as author of m. R 23520,
2ooeL: 485, 436
My soul is filled with glory; song. ©
J. M. Harris, as author. R 23198.
437
My star; op. 34, no. 1; alto or bar. ©
Henry A. Clough-Leighter, as au-
thor. R 23608. 438
My sweet; song, w Tennyson. © John
L. Bratton, as author of m R
peri. 439
My wish; w Frederic Ranken, m Reg-
inald De Koven. © Anna De Koven,
as widow. R-.23117. 440
Naughty (The) pixie mocking his
mother; by Arthur L. Brown, op.
16, no. 3, arr. for pf. duet. © Ar-
noldo Sartorio, as author of arr.
R 23617. 441
Neapolitan serenade; violin and pf. ©
Edmund Severn, as author. R
23184. 442
Night and day; w and m W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow. R 23473. 443
Night-time; w and m W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow. R 28477. 444
Nightingale’s trill; by J. Arthur
Fisher; pf. © Robert A. Keiser
King, as author. R 23394. 445
Nimm mich mit; lied, aus Bis fruh um -
fiinfe, text Bolton Bickers. © Paul
Lincke, as author of m. R 23048.
446.
No pain, no death, no weeping; song,
w Mrs. J. M. Hunter. © C. Austin
~ Miles, as author of m. R 23150.
447
No peach hangs too high for him; from
Duke of Duluth, w Geo. H. Broad-
hurst, m Max S. Witt. © Albert
Witt, as next of kin of the author of
music, who is not living. R 23106.
448
Nobody has more trouble than me;
song, w James Burris. © Chris
Smith, as author of m. R, 28107.
449 ©
None of self and all of Thee; w Theo.
Monod, m Mountain, arr. © Isaac
H. Meredith, as author of arr. R
23654. 450
Noon and night; by C. B. Hawley;
low voice. © Hattie B. Hawley,
as widow. R 23273. 451
Not far from the kingdom; w Minnie
A. Greiner Edington, m Florence W.
Williams. © Florence Williams
Faleoner, as author of m. R ae
4
Not half the story sweet; w Ida L.
Reed, m Arthur Wilton. © Lincoln
W. Hall, Leigh Hall and Philip Hall,
as children of the deceased author
Of impr oh 2aLi. 453
196
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no. 2, 1983
Now I know I know; from Cloverdell,
w D. K. Stevens, m George Lowell
Tracy. © David Stevens, as author.
_ R 23071. 454
Now is Christ risen from the dead;
anthem ; sop. solo and quartett with
organ ace.
author. R 23190. 455
O for a closer walk with God; an-
them; sop. or ten. solo and cho. ©
F. Flaxington Harker, as author.
R 23307. 456
O heart of mine; w James Whitcomb
Riley, m op. 46, no. 1. © Tod B.
Galloway, as author. R 23246.
457
O Jesus, Thou art standing; hymn-
anthem; mixed voices. © Gilbert
Raynolds Combs, as author. R
2a2(5: 458
O King of Kings; w Alice Jean
Cleator, m Herbert J. Lacey. ©
Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, as children of the de-
ceased author of m. R 238745. 459
O little Babe of Bethlehem; Christ-
mas anthem. © Robert M. Stults,
as author. R 23549. 460
O Lord our light; w Mrs. R. Frank
Lehman, m Florence W. Williams.
© Florence Williams Falconer, as
author of m. R 23758. 461
O Lord, Thy boundless love to me;
hymn-anthem, m Frank H. Brackett ;
mixed voices; organ ace. © Mary
Frances Brackett, as widow. R
23424. 462
O love divine; w Oliver Wendell
Holmes; sop. or ten. and alto. ©
Geo. B. Nevin, as author. R 23286.
463
O love of a day; song, w Randolph
Hartley. 1. In E flat—2. In G. ©
Harry T. Burleigh, as author. R
23507, 23508. 464, 465
_O the blood; song, w Edgar Lewis.
© L. E. Jones, as author. R 23357.
466
Off to the woods; op. 115; pf. © Carl
Wilhelm Kern, as author. R 23284.
_ 467
Oft I read with sweet delight; song,
w Mrs. J. M. Hunter. © C. Austin
Miles, as author. R 23167. 468
Oft in the stilly night; w Thomas
Moore, m J. Stevenson, arr. © Isaac
H. Meredith, as author. R 23650.
469
© Harvey B. Gaul, as
485,
Oh joy! Oh bliss; from Happyland, w
Frederic Ranken, m Reginald De
Koven. © Anna De Koven, as
widow. R 23127. 470
Oh tender and sweet was the Master’s
voice; sacred solo, m Mrs. A. H.
Taylor. 1. Sop. or ten.; in B flat.—
2. Alto or bass; in A flat. © Louis
C. Taylor, as child of the deceased
author of music. R 23189. 471
Old Black Joe; song, Foster, arr. ©
I. H. Meredith, as author. R 23651.
472
On Lake Chautauqua; barearolle; op.
59; pf. © Frederick A. Williams,
as author. R 23228. 473.
On parade; march, L. Tocaben; pf.
© W. J. Cornish, as author. R
23201. 474
On the hilltops; w T. M. Eastwood,
m Arthur Wilton. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as
children of the deceased author of
m. R 23175. 475
On with the dance; pf. © Rufus O.
Suter, as author. R 23548. 476
Once a little Indian girl; w and m
W. H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, as widow. R 23468.
ATT
One sweetly solemn thought; song, w
Phoebe Cary. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, as author. R 23646. 478.
Only a little way; sacred song. ©
Frances Martin, as author. R 23278.
479:
Only to Thee; w and m Jules Jordan.
© Jennie B. Jordan, as next kin of
the author who is not living. R
23230. 480
Oricle’s (The) lullaby; pf. © Edward
Ellsworth Hipsher, as author. R.
23563. 481
Orono; song, w Adelaide A. Procter.
© Karl P. Harrington, as author.
R 23706. 482
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
O bone Jesu; m arr.; mixed voices.
© Hans Harthan, as author of arr.
R 23426. 483
Palms (The); organ voluntary for
Palm Sunday, arr. EH. L. Ashford.
© Henry S. Ashford, as child of the
deceased author. R 234438. 484
Pastcrales; suite; orgue. © P. L.
Hillemacher, as author. R 23082.
485
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
486
Patten; song, w M. Woolsey Stryker.
© Peter C. Lutkin, as author. R
23808: 486
Peace I leave with you; song, w Flora
Kirkland. © Isaac H. Meredith, as
author. R 23656. 487
Pelléas et Mélisande; interludes,
Claude Debussy; pf. © Emma Lea
Moyse, as widow. R 22990. 488
—— par Claude Debussy; 1°** violons.
© Emma Lea Moyse, as widow. R
22979. 489
Perses (Les) ; de Xavier Leroux, suite
d’orch., transcrite pour orch. re-
streint. © E. Domergue, as author.
R 22988. 490
Petit carillon; de Edmond Missa; vio-
lon et pf. © Jeanne Barbant, as
widow. R 22983. 491
Petit prélude; orgue. © P. L. Hille-
macher, as author. R 23029. 492
Phillida ; w Augusta Hancock, m Regi-
nald De Koven, op. 180, no. 1; low
voice. © Anna De Koven, as widow.
R 23309. 493
Pilgrims (The) of the night; by Henry
Parker; solos and cho. © Nellie
Parker, as child of the deceased au-
thor wh. 23206. 494
— duet, w Faber, m Henry Parker.
1. Sop. and ten.—2. Mezzo-sop. and
bar. © Nellie Parker, as child cf
the deceased author. R 23526,
23527. 495, 496
Pillow dance; intermezzo a la gavotte,
op. 133; pf. © Carl Wilhelm Kern,
as author. R 23525. 497
Pixies (The); operetta; voce. sc. ©
W. A. Milne, as author. R 23368.
498
Pixies (The) asleep; by Arthor L.
Brown. op. 16,0 no. 10, arr store.
duet. © Arnoldo Sartorio, as au-
thor. R 23624. 499
Pixies’ (The) drill; march, Arthur L.
Brow, op. V6," no. 'd', ‘arr: for pi.
duet. © Arnoldo Sartorio, as au-
thor. R 23615. 500
Pixies (The) on the water; by Arthur
L. Brown, op. 16, no. 8, arr. for pf.
duet. © Arnoldo Sartorio, as au-
thor. R 23622. 501
Pixies (The) out hunting; by Arthur
L. Brown, op. 16, no. 4, arr. for pf.
duet. © Arnoldo Sartorio, as au-
thor. R 23618. 502
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Pixies (The) riding horseback; by
Arthur L. Brown, cp. 16, no 7, arr.
for pf. duet. © Arnoldo Sartorio,
as author. R 23621. 503
Pixies (The) sliding down hill; by
Arthur L. Brown, op. 16, no. 5, arr.
for pf. duet. © Arnoldo Sartorio,
as author. R 23619. 504
Pixies (The) spinning; by Arthur lL.
Brown, op. 16, no. 9, arr. for pf.
duet. © Arnoldc Sartorio, as au-
thor: 5 Ri 23622: 505
Pixies (The) waltzing; by Arthur L.
Brown, op. 16, no. 6, arr. for pf.
duet. © Arnoldo Sartorio, as au-
thor. R 23620. 506
Plain (The) little soldier man; w C.
Horwitz, m F. V. Bowers. ©
Charles Horwitz and Frederick V.
Bowers, aS authors. R 23099. 507
Plantation airs; medley two-step, R.
A. Keiser; pf. © Robert A. Keiser
King, as author. R 23395. 508
Pleading for admission; song. ©
Maude Anita Hart, as author. R
23361. 509
Prayer; organ. © Edward M. Read,
as author. R 23218. 510
Precious moments; by Elmore Hick-
man; pf. © Robert A. Keiser King,
as author. R 23392. 511
Prélude en forme d’étude; orgue. ©
P. L. Hillemacher, as author. R
23031. 512
Prélude en forme de canon; a 3 parties
réelles; orgue. P. L. Hillema-
cher, as author. R 23084. 513
© P. L. Hil-
R 23027. 514
Prélude funébre; orgue.
lemacher, as author.
Prescott; song, w Charles Wesley. ©
Peter C. Lutkin, as author. R
23697. 515
Press on to victory; song. © Wil-
liam Edie Marks, as author. R
23417. 516
Pretty maiden; serenade, w Frederic
Ranken, m Reginald De Koven. ©
Anna De Koven, as widow. R 23110.
517
Priére; orgue. © P. L. Hillemacher,
as author. R 23036. 518
(The) jungle march; pf.
© Kenneth S. Clark, as
R 23535. 519
Princeton
with w.
author.
198
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no. 2, 1933
553
Priscilla; intermezzo, S. R. Henry; pf.
© Henry R. Stern, as author. R
23064. 520
Python (The); w and m W. H. Neid-
linger. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow. R 23476. 521
Racine; song, w Frederick L. Hosmer.
© Peter C. Lutkin, as author. R
23705. 522
Rain (The); w and m W. H. Neidlin-
ger. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as
widow. R 23485. 523
Récit d’Arkel; air extrait de Pelléas et
Mélisande, Maurice Maeterlinck, m
Claude Debussy. © Emma Lea
Moyse, as widow of the author of m.
R 23020. 524
Récit de Genevieve; air extrait de Pel-
léas et Mélisande, Maurice Maeter-
linck, m Claude Debussy. © Emma
Lea Moyse, as widow of the author
of m. R 23018. 525
Récit de Pelléas; air extrait de Pel-
léas et Mélisande, Maurice Maeter-
linck, m Claude Debussy. © Emma
Lea Moyse, as widow of the author
of m. R 23019. 526
Redman (Harry N.) Three little
fugues; pf. @© Harry N. Redman, as
author. R 23459. 527
Reflection (A); song, w from Greek,
W. R. Paton; in F. © Cyril Scott,
as author. R 23639. 528:
Reflets dans lV’eau; par Claude De-
bussy; pf. © Emma Lea Moyse, as
widow. R 23000. 529
Remember me; w T. M. Eastwood, m
Herbert J. Lacey. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as
children of the deceased author of
mi.) RR '231'73. 530
Rencontre; paroles Ch. Grandmougin,
m Gabriel Fauré; mezzo-sop. ou bar.
© Jean Adolphe Raphael Louis
Fauré and Pierre Maurice Jean
Baptiste Fauré, as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 22974.
531
Request; song, w Laurence Hope. 1.
In E flat—2. In G. © Harry T.
Burleigh, as author. R 23580,
. 23581. 532, 533
Rest; Biblical w. m J. W. Bischoff. ©
-Hisie Bond Bischoff Moore, as
widow. R 238301. 534
m HK. L. Ashford; alto and mezzo-
Sop. solos and cho., with violin obbl.
© Henry S. Ashford, as child of the
deceased author. R 238446. 535
Retraite; de Edmond Missa; violon et
pf. © Jeanne Barbant, as widow.
R 22985. 536
Ring-around-a-rosy; w and m W. H.
Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum Neid-
linger, as widow. R 23469. 537
Rip-Van-Winkle bear; w and m W.
H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, as widow. R 23492.
538
Ripples; by Champs L. Andrews; pf..
© Robert A. Keiser King, as au-
thor. R 23391. 539
Robin (The); pf. © Richard Ed-
ward DeReef, as author. R 23323.
540:
Robin redbreast; w Frederic Ranken,
m Reginald De Koven. © Anna De
Koven, as widow. R 23096. 541
Robinson Crusoe’s isle; song, from
Moonshine. © Benjamin Hapgood
Burt, as author. R 23061. 542
Rockin’ in de win’; by W. H. Neid-
linger, arr.; male voices. © Harry
T. Burleigh, as author of arr. R
23560. 543:
Romance; pf. © Isidore Philipp, as
author. R 23265. 544
Rondo mignon; par Frédéric Binet, op.
70; pf. © Marie Dupalet, as wid-
ow. R 23013. 045
Rosa-Roschen, Rheinlinder; aus Prin-
zess Rosine; klavier. © Paul
Lincke, aS author. R 230438. 546:
Rosary; w Robert Cameron Rogers,
m R. A. King. © Robert A. Keiser
King, as author. R 2383896. 547
Rosen, tulpen, nelken; aus Prinzess:
Rosine, text Bolten Backers; in G.
© Paul Lincke, as author. R 23045.
BAS
von P. Lincke; orch. stim-
men. © Paul Lincke, as author. R
23039. 549
Rosine-walzer; aus Prinzess Rosine.
1. Orch. stimmen.—2. Pf. © Paul
Lincke, as author. R 230388, 23044.
550, 551
Rosita; w Geo. Broadhurst, m Max S.
Witt. © Albert Witt, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
Ri (23125. 552
Royal hussars are we; w Frederic
Ranken, m Reginald De Koven. ©
Anna De Koven, as widow. R
23119. 553.
199
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
554
Sailor’s (The) life; w Nelle Richmond
Eberhart; bass voice. © Charles
Wakefield Cadman, as author. R
23501. 554
Saint Saéns (Charles Camille) Ode
d’Horace; liv. 1, ch. 3, texte Latin;
voix d’hommes, sans ace. Parti-
tion. © Marie Laure Truffot, as
widow. R 22997. 55D
— 2° sonate; op. 123; violoncelle et
pf. © Marie Laure Truffot, as wi-
dow. R 22996. 556
Salute the Hast; w and m William
Hamilton Gerrish; male voices.
Willard P. Gerrish and Isabel F.
Gerrish, as children of the deceased
author. R 23688. 557
Satisfied ; w Minnie Dietrich, m J. Lin-
coln Hall. © Lincoln. W. Hall,
Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 23170. 558
Saviour breathe an evening blessing;
quartet for 4 soli voices. © J.
Christopher Marks, as author. R
23191. 559
Seales and various exercises for the
voice; by Frederic W. Root, op. 27.
© Fannie S. Root, as widow. R
23294. 560
Schaukel-lied; aus Auf in’s metropol,
ausstattungs-revue Julius Freund.
© Victor Hollaender, as author. R
23053. 561
Schlaraffen marsch; aus Prinzess Ro-
sine; klavier. © Paul Lincke, as
author. R 23042. 562
Second recreation repertoire; coll., fin-
gered and arr. in progressive order
from grade 8 to grade 4, Albert W.
Berg; pf. © Lillie Berg, as widow.
R 23066. 563
Serenade; op. 19; pf. © Joseph Jon-
gen, as author. R 23015. 564
violin and pf. © Donald Heins,
as author. R 23270. 565
Serenade coquette; by Pierre Renard,
op. 4; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
as widow. R 233384. 566
Severn (Edmund) Idyl; violin and
pf. © Edmund Severn, as author.
R 23187. 567
—— Nocturne; violin and pf. © Ea-
mund Severn, as author. R 23188.
568
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Sheltered in the Lord; song, w Lizzie
De Armond. © Adam Geibel, as au-
thor. R 238759. 569
Shepherd and Shepherdess; by W. C.
E. Seeboeck; pf. © Mabel B. See-
boeck, as widow. R 238315. 570
Shepherd, show me huw to go; song, w
Mary Baker Eddy. © William Ly-
man Johnson, as author. R 23693.
571
Shepherds and chorus; w Frederic
Ranken, m Reginald De Koyen. ©
Anna De Koven, as widow. R
23098. 572
Shrine (The); song, w Nelle Rich-
mond Eberhart; in D. © Charles
Wakefield Cadman, as author. R
23503. 573
Si je pouvais mourir; poésie francaise
EK. Collet, poésie italienne Achille
Richard, m Alfredo Barbirolli. ©
Lucienne Dusacq, as widow of the
author of m. R 23022. 574
Si je vous parlais de ma peine; poésie
Jules Barbier, m H. de Fontenailles ;
mezzo-sop. ou bar.; en ré bémol. ©
Marie Elisabeth Liebert de Nitray,
as widow of the author of m. R
23025. 575
Silver eve; op. 34, no. 3; alto or bar.
© Henry A. Clough-Leighter, as au-
thor. R 23610. 576
Since the Holy Ghost abides; song, m
Mrs. F. E. Hill. © F. E. Hill, as
Widower. R 23200. 5TT
Sing the story; w A. A. Payn, m C.
Harold Lowden. © C. Austin Miles,
as author of w. R 23749. 578
Sleigh (The) ride; pf. © Helen B.
Lawrence, aS author. R 23366.
579
Slumber on; quartette, from Happy-
land, w Frederic Ranken, m Regi-
nald De Koven. © Anna De Koven,
as widow. R 23134. 580
So long, Mr. Jasper Long; song, m
Max S. Witt. © James J. Walker,
as author. R 23075. 581
So then away; w Frederic Ranken, m
Reginald De Koven. © Anna De
Koven, as widow. R 23120. 582
Soldier (A) of love; w Frederic Ran-
ken, m Reginald De Koven. ©
Anna De Koven, as widow. R
23114. 583
200
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G12
Some sweet day; w Walter A. Law-
rence. © Lee Orean Smith, as au-
thor. R 23055.
Sonatine; pf. © Maurice Ravel, as
author. R 23004. 585
Song and light; w Alice Jean Cleator,
m J. Lincoln Hall.
Hall, Leigh Hall and Philip Hall, as
children of the deceased author. R
‘23740. 586
Song (A) at dusk; pf.
Wakefield Cadman, as author. R
23554.
Song (A) from the hills; song, m A.
Nevin. © Arthur Nevin, as au-
thor. R 238331. 588
Song of a wildflower; melodie, op. 67,
no. 9; pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann,
as author. R 23211. 589
Song (A) of April; song; low voice.
© Oley Speaks, as author. R 23338.
590
Song (A) of hope and trust; w Eben
BH. Rexford, m H. J. Lacey. © Lin-
coln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, as children of the deceased
author of m. R 23151. 591
Song (The) of the bold pixie; by Ar-
thur L. Brown, op. 16, no. 2, arr. for
pf. duet. © Arnoldo Sartorio, as
author. R 23616. 592
Song of the bugle; w and m W. H.
Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum Neid-
linger, aS widow. R 23489. 593
song of the forge; w Rene Bronner,
_ mH. W. Petrie. © Julia C. Petrie,
aS widow. R 23100. 594
Song (The) of the new crusade; song,
w Lizzie De Armond. © Adam Gei-
bel, as author. R 23766. 595
Song of the rover; w Joseph Lewis
French, m C. B. Hawley; low voice.
© Hattie B. Hawley, as widow. R
23329. 596
Song of the silk-worm; w and m W.
H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, aS widow. R 23482.
597
Song of the wind-mill; w and m W.
H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, as widow. R 23471.
598
Song (A) of winter; w Elizabeth
Roberts MacDonald, m C. B. Haw-
ley; men’s cho. © Hattie B. Haw-
ley, aS widow. R 23298. 599
584 |
© Lincoln W. |
© Charles |
587 |
Songs of the kingdom; song, w Marie
L. Corley. © Adam Geibel, as au-
thor. R 23760. 600
Songs sacred and secular; ed. I. H.
Meredith and Grant Colfax Tullar ;
male voices. © Isaac H. Meredith,
as one of the authors. R 238665.
601
Sous la feuillée; poésie Stephan Bar-
dése, m Francis Thomé. © Marie
Suzanne Fernande Thomé Ballu,
Marie Eugenie MHenriette Mar-
guerite Thomé Archambault and
Georges Paul Felix Thomé, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m. R
23017. 602
de salon,
© Robert
R 23389.
603
Spring; w and m W. H. Neidlinger.
Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as
widow. R 23475. 604
Spray of gold; morceau
Helena Braunbach; pf.
A. Keiser King, as author.
Spring (The) chicken; musical play,
adapted from Jaime and Duval’s Co-
quin de printemps, George Gros-
smith, jr., lyrics Adrian Ross, Percy
Greenbank and George Grossmith,
jr.. m Ivan Caryll and Lionel Monck-
ton. Voc. se. © Martin Handon
and Charles F. Monckton, as execu-
tors of authors of m. R 238209.
605
Spring revels; polka de Salon, op. 55;
pf. © Carl Wilhelm Kern, as au-
thor. R 23259. 606
Springtime; song cycle, w and m EK. L.
Ashford; children’s voices. ©
Henry S. Ashford, as child of the
deceased author. R 23314. 607
— waltz song, w S. E. Mekin. ©
Alfred Wooler, as author. R 23268.
608
Squirrel (The) and the bumble-bee;
w and m W. H. Neidlinger. 1. In
E flat—2. In F. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, aS widow. R 23239-
23240. 609, 610
Stars of glory; reverie, Harriet Ken-
nedy ; pf. © Robert A. Keiser King,
as author. R 23388. 611
Story of a linnet; caprice, Paul
Wachs; pf. © Blanche Marie Paul-
ine Simone Lemarchand, as widow.
R 238291. 612
201
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
613
Strenuous; from Duke of Duluth, w
Geo. H. Broadhurst, m Max S. Witt.
© Albert Witt, as next of kin of the
author of music, who is not living.
R 23105. 613
String quartet; no. 1, in A major.
© Harry N. Redman, as author.
R 23460. 614
Sunset in the mountains; idyl, Bertha
Metzler; pf. © Laura Borsodi, as
child of the deceased author. R
233802. 615
Suppose; w and m W. H. Neidlinger.
Orra Barnum Neidlinger. as
widow. R 23494. 616
Staccato; par Louis Gregh; pf. ©
Henri Gregh, as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 23016.
617
Stolen kisses; intermezzo, op. 109: pf.
© Carl Wilhelm Kern, as author.
RR 23353. 618
Sur les ondes éthérées; valse, Louis
Gregh, op. 103, no. 1; pf. © Henri
Gregh, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 22980. 619
Sweet September waltz; pf. © J.
Christopher Marks, as author. R
23264. 620
Sweetest (The) part of loving is to
dream; from The Duke of Duluth,
w Geo. H. Broadhurst, m Max S.
Witt. © Albert Witt, as next of kin
of the author, who is not living. R
23141. 621
Swift swallows’ waltz; pf. © Edward
Ellsworth Hipsher, as author. R
23561. 622
Swing song; op. 54: pf. © Frederick
A. Williams, as author. R 23576.
623
Te Deum laudamus in C: m W. H.
Neidlinger; mixed voices. © Orra
Barnum Neidlinger, as widow. R
23255. 624
Te Deum laudamus in D; m Cuthbert
Harris; mixed voices; organ acc.
© Louisa Harris, as widow. R
23348. 625
Tell the news; song, w A. A. Payn.
© C. Austin Miles, as author. R
23752. 626
There is something in that song; w
James Rowe, m J. Lincoln Hall. ©
Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, as children of the de-
ceased author. R 23160. 627
202
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
There were shepherds; Christmas an-
them, w from Luke 2; mixed voices.
© Charles Gilbert Spross, as au-
thor, R 23534. 628
This is the day; by J. Lincoln Hall.
© Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, as children of the de-
ceased author. R 28754. 629
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Raymond; overture, arr. Thomas H.
Rollinson ; military band. © Henry
P. Buncher, as executor of the au-
thor of arr — Ro 25250; 630:
Thou art the same; response, ©. B.
McAfee. © Cleland B. McAfee, as
author. R 23452. 631
Thou shalt be saved; Easter anthem,
m KE. S. Lorenz. © Edmund §S8.
Lorenz, as author. R 23486. 632
Three (The) little orioles; w and m
W. H. Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum
Neidlinger, as widow. R 23486.
633.
Through peace to light; sacred song,
poem Adelaide Proctor. 1. In D
flat—2. In F. © Harry T. Bur
leigh, as author. R 23261, 23262.
634, 635
Tide; song, w Frances Bacon Paine.
1. In D flat—2. In Fo) © Barry:
Burleigh, as author. R 23536, 23537.
636, 637
Ting a ling; w Ren Shields, m George
Evans. © Grace Shields, as widcw
of the author of w, and Millie Evans,
as widow of the author of m. R
23086. 638
To the paschal victim; Easter anthem,
Latin, English text and m H. J.
Stewart. © Frances Mary Wood-
head, as child of the deceased au-
thor, oR: 25722: 639
To what may love be likened; song,
w Nelle Richmond Eberhart. ©
Charles Wakefield Cadman, as au-
voor. . R) 23245: 640
To you; w Frank L. Stanton, m W. H.
Neidlinger.
min. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow. R 23588, 23584.
641, 642
Tomb (The) is shining; song, m Ar-
thur Wilton.
author. R 237387. 643
Toujours; paroles Ch. Grandmougin, —
m Gabriel Fauré; mezzo-sop. ou bar. —
Adolphe Raphael Louis ©
Fauré and Pierre Maurice Jean Bap- —
© Jean
© Irvin H. Mack, as ©
1. In OC min nee
RENEWALS
no. 2, 1933
tiste Fauré, as next of kin of the
author who is not living. R oll
644
Toward evening; by Homer Norris;
pf., or cabinet organ. © Margaret
Ccpinus, as child of the deceased
author. R 23573. 645
Tramp through the woods; march,
Homer Norris; pf., or cabinet organ.
© Margaret Copinus, as child of the
. deceased author. R 23571. 646
Transfiguration; song, w John G.
Whittier. © Peter C. Lutkin, as
author. R 238704. 647
Trio en ré; pf., violon et violoncelle.
© René de Castera, as author. R
230038. 648
Trois (Les) graces; valses a danser ;
pf. © Harold Nason, as author. R
eee. 649
Turn not away; song. © Adam Gei-
bel, as author. R 23757. 650
"Twas the rose; from Happyland, w
Frederic Ranken, m Reginald De
Koven. © Anna De Koven, as wid-
ow. R 23128. 651
Twenty-third (The) Psalm; w Eugene
Field, m T. B. Galloway, op. 46, no.
7. © Tod B. Galloway, as author.
R 23565. 652
Twilight; serenade, Gaylord Barrett;
pf. © Elizabeth Fuller Goodspeed
and Dorcthy Fuller Vawter, as next
of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 238708. 653
Two flowers; by Carl Koelling, op.
364; pf. 4 hands. © Gertrude
Koelling, as widow. R 23590. 654
anthem, m J. A.
Parks. © J. A. Parks, as author.
R 23453. 655
Under the greenwood tree; madrigal,
w Shakespeare; mixed voices.
Philip H. Goepp, aS author. R 23288.
656
Under wicket; entrance, w Frederic
Ranken, m Reginald De Koven. ©
Anna De Koven, as widow. R 238118.
657
Upham; song, w Charles Wesley. ©
Peter C. lLutkin, as author. R
23698. 658
Vague bereante; de Edmond Missa;
violon et pf. © Jeanne Barbant,
as widow. R 22981. 659
Valse bercée; valse lente, Louis
Gregh; pf. © Henri Gregh, as next
Unanswered yet;
677
of kin of the author, who is not liy-
ing. R 28006. 660
Valse gracieuse; violin and pf. ©
Donald Heins, as author. R 23271.
661
Valse sémillante; par Louis Gregh, op.
102, no. 1; pf. © Henri Gregh, as
next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 23007. 662
Vesper chimes; by Wilson G. Smith,
op. 56; pf. Rev. ed. © Mez Brett
Smith, as widow. R 23226. 663
Via sacra; song, w Evelyn Pratt. ©
Arthur Nevin, as author. R 23279.
664
Victoria; march, w Frederic Ranken,
m Reginald De Koven. © Anna De
Koven, aS widow. R 238116. 665
Victory ; Easter cantata, m Humphrey
J. Stewart; Soli, cho. and organ.
Frances Mary Woodhead, as child of
the deceased author. R 23421. 666
w S. C. Kirk, m Herbert J. Lacey.
© Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, as children of the de-
ceased author of m. R 23735. 667
Vision (A); song. © Carrie Jacobs-
Bond, as author. R 23871. 668
Voice (The) triumphant; Easter song.
© Robert M. Stults, as author. R
23300. 669
Wagner (Richard) Dreams; _ 3-pt.
cho., arr. for female voices. ©
Harry Rowe Shelley, as author of
the arr. R 28585. 670
Wahoo; Indian dance, Chief Moho-
Nali; pf. © Robert A. Keiser King,
as author. R 23202. 671
Walking in the highway; w Mary
Slater. © L. E. Jones, as author.
R 23355. 672
Was ere a maiden so beset; duet, from
Cloverdell, w D. K. Stevens, m
George Lowell Tracy. © David
Stevens, as author. R 23077. 673
Washington; song, w anon. © Carl
F. Price, as author. R 28701. 674
Water-tank (The); w and m W. H.
Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum Neid-
linger, as widow. R 23480. 675
Waving fans; waltz, A. J. Davis; pf.
© Louise Davis and Elise A. Sey-
forth, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 23552. 676
Wayside flowers; idyl, Heinrich Engel,
op. 5, no. 1; pf. © Marie C. En-
gelmann, aS widow. R 23541. 677
203
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678
We shall gather in that city: song,
w Jennie Wilson. © C. Austin
Miles, aS author. R 23165. 678
Weep no more; w A. A. Payn, m W. A.
Post. © C. Austin Miles. as au-
thor of w. R 23751. 679
Welcome merry springtime; song,
Bertha Metzler. © Laura Borsodi,
as child of the deceased author. R
2202, 680
Wellesley (The) girl; waltzes; pf. ©
Isaac H. Meredith, as author. R
23644. 681
What’s a maiden; trio, from Happy-
land, w Frederic Ranken, m Regi-
nald De Koven. © Anna De Koven,
as widow. R 23131. 682
What’s the difference; from Happy-
land, w Frederic Ranken, m Regi-
nald De Koven. © Anna De Koven,
as widow. R 231438. 683
What’s the use of sighin’: w Frank
Stanton; men’s voices. © Paul P.
Bliss, as author. R 23248. 684
What’s the use of working: w Geo.
Broadhurst, m Max S. Witt. © Al-
bert Witt, as next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 23123.
685
When in Thy courts I stand: w Effie
S. Black, m Arthur Wilton. © Lin-
coln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and Philip
Hall, as children of the deceased
author of m. R 23179. 686
When Loris smiles 0n me; song, w
Nelle Richmond Eberhart. ©
Charles Wakefield Cadman, as au-
thor. R 23267. 687
Where the Susquehanna flows; w
Rene Bronner, m H. W. Petrie. ©
Julia C. Petrie, as widow. R 23069.
688
White (The) knight; w adapted from
old French, Rosamund Marriott
Watson, m op. 43, no. 3; in E flat.
© Cyril Scott, as author. R 23641.
689
Why; w and m W. H. Neidlinger. ©
Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as widow.
R 23481. 690
Why seek ye the living among the
dead; Easter anthem, m A. Geibel.
© Adam Geibel, as author. R
23724. 691
Will o’ the wisp; pf. © Edith L.
Laver, as author. R 23365. 692
pt. I, 0. s., Vv. 28
Wind (The) a-wooing; song, C. B.
Hawley; low voice. © Hattie B.
Hawley, as widow. R 233380. 693.
Winter of love; song, op. 34, no. 23
alte or bar. © Henry A. Clough-
Leighter, aS author. R 23609. 694
Winter (A) song; w Nelle Richmond.
Eberhart; low voice. © Charles
Wakefield Cadman, as author. R
23782. 695.
Wise (The) crow; w and m W. H.
Neidlinger. © Orra Barnum Neid-
linger, as widow. R 23488. 696.
Wistfulness; w F. Raymund Daniel;
men’s voices. © J. Lewis Browne,
as author. R 23290. 697
With flying colors; march and two
step; orch. © Dox Cruger, as au-
thor. R 23089. 698
march two-step; pf. © Dox
Cruger, as author. R 238094. 699
With heart and hand; march, H. En-
gelmann; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, as widow: R 23263. 700
With voice of song; w Lizzie De Ar-
mond,'m Florence W. Williams. ©
Florence Williams Falconer, as au-
thor of m. R 23765. TOL
Wonderful Savior; song. © J. M.
Harris, as author. R 23197. 702
Woodland violet; waltz, op. 67, no. 1;
pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann, as au-
thor. R 238212. 703
Would you; duet, from Lady Teazle,
w John Kendrick Bangs, m A. Bald-
win Sloane. © Mae Auwerda
Sloane, as widow. R 23062. 704
Yes He will; song, w T. M. Eastwood.
© C. Austin Miles, as author. R
23169. 705
You ought to know Him; song, w H.
O. Devah. © William Edie Marks,
as author. R 23722. 706
Young (The) guardsman; march,
Heinrich Engel, op. 6, no. 1; pf. ©
Marie C. Engelmann, as widow. R
23577. TOT
Zenita; petite gavotte, H. Engelmann;
pf., 4 hands. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, as widow. R 23533. 708
20th century operatic repertoire; coll.
from modern operas, progressively
arr. from grade 8 to grade 4 and
fingered, Albert W. Berg; pf.
Lillie Berg, as widow. R me
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1933
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
.Notice.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or
music, no statement of authorship is given.
A & P loyalty; song. © 1. Mar. 1,
1938 ; E unp. 68239; Alice H. Patton.
4657
A la Rocassiére; valse promenade, Ch.
Tilly; orch. ptes. © Dee. 15, 1932;
E for. 28632; Heugel. 4658
A mon cabanon; chanson marseillaise,
de Toine, paroles E. Recagno, m
Mimi Recagno; avee accord de
Yukulele. © Dee. 15, 1932; E for.
28581; Editions Salabert. 4659
Abbandono; tango, versi A. Bracchi,
m Felice Abriani; orch. parti. ©
Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 28831; Domi-
nante. 4660
Abélard and Héloise; by Eastwood
Lane; pf. © Mar. 10, 1933.; E pub.
35217; J. Fischer & bro. 4661
Abend (Ein) mit dir; slow-fox, aus
Hin ganz verflixter kerl, w Willy
Rosen u. Kurt Schwabach, m Franz
Doelle, spezial-arr. Fritz Domina;
orch. stimmen. © Jan. 11, 1933; E
for. 28968; Monopol-liederverlag,
Ernst Wengraf, G. m. b. H. 4662
Abide with me; song, w H. F. Lyte.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 68514;
James Neill Northe. 4663
Across the tides; song, w anon. ©
1 @ Mar. 11, 1983; E unp. 68704;
John R. Speelman, Pittsburgh.
4664
Ad una rosa; song. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1933 ; EH unp. 68781 ; Adelina Conver-
sano, 4665
Ad usum delphini; de Georges Migot;
pf. 1°* cah. © Oct. 10, 1929; E for.
28686 ; Durand et Gie. 4666
Adele; w Sam J. Herwitz, with mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp.
68992 ; Jeanette Deitch Herwitz.
4667
Adieu; by Edward Elgar, arr. Henry
Geehl; orch. pts. © Mar. 6, 19338;
E for. 28679; Keith, Prowse & co.,
Itd. 4668
Adieu Conchita; tango, V. O. Ursmar,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et
paroles. © Dec. 15, 19382; E for.
28551; Editions Salabert. 4669
Adoramus te Christie; motet, m Cyr
de Brant; mixed voices; organ ace.
© Mar. 3, 1983; E pub. 35263; Carl
Fischer, inc. 4670
After the dance; w and melody; in B
min. © 1«¢. Mar. 15, 1933; E unp.
68876; Sidney Shudnow. 4671
After the night before; fox-trot, w
and m Ralph Butler, Philip Seeley
and Dudley Evans; with ukulele
arr. R. S. Stoddon. © Jan. 2, 1933;
E for. 28694; West’s, ltd. 4672
Aftermath (The) ; pf. ©1c. Mar. 9,
1988; E unp. 68647; Evelyn Neill
Maregraff. 4673
Agarrate; vals espanol [and] Soy
Andaluza; paso doble: orch. ptes.
© ebrid1l 933% Dy £oEy28G2erA
Urmeneta. 4674
Ah! how pleasant ’tis to love; duet,
Henry Purcell, arr. and ed. Alfred
Moffat; sop., and contralto or bar.
© Feb. 6, 1933; E for. 28807 ; Auge-
ner, ltd. 4675
Ah ma’mselle; w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 20, 1983; E unp. 69039; Vivian
Duncan. 4676
Aime-moi; mélodie barcarolle, dans
Toine, paroles EH. Recagno, m Mimi
Recagno; avee accord de Vukulele.
© Dec. 15, 19382; E for. 28580; Edi-
tions Salabert. A677
Ain’t it gonna ring no more; from
Hot pepper, w and m Val Burton
and Will Jason. © Mar. 4, 1933;
E pub. 385077; Movietone music
corp. 4678
Air sentimental; by Neva Garner
Greenwood ; violin; pf. acc. © Mar.
21, 1983; E pub. 35479; H. T. Fitz-
Simons co. 4679
Air: Sweet Lowdy Jennings [and]
Counterdance; by Dom Thomas
209
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4680
Air—Continued.
Symons; pf. © Jan. 19, 19383; E
for. 28793; Oxford university press.
4680
Alabama’s Sally-Ann and Susie-Anna ;
w and melody. © 1 c. Mar. 28,
19338; E unp. 69389; Patrick O’Mal-
ley and Thomas McDonough. 4681
Alas, that spring should vanish; m
Clark” Harrington, arr.” Julius 8:
Seredy; vocal orch. pts. © Jan. 12,
1983; E pub. 35275; Carl Fischer,
ine. 4682
w from Omar Khayyam, m Clark
Harrington; high voice; in D flat.
©) Jans,.dd, 193350 apubse solos:
Carl Fischer, ine. 4683
Album Adrien Pagés; rondes et chan-
sons pour la _ jeunesse, paroles
Adrien Pagés, m arr. et compilée, A.
Zurfluh and others. © Dee. 15,
1932; E for. 28640; Auguste Zurfluh.
4684
Album of solos for piano accordian
[sic]; selected and arr. Hrik Han-
sen. © Dec. 5, 1932; E for. 28683 ;
J. R. Lafieur & son, ltd. 4685
Alert, alert, alert; song. © 1. Mar.
28, 1933; E unp. 69411; Harry Nils
Roseen. 4686
Alicia; valse de concert, Gene Rede-
will ;. pf.) ©''Mar. ‘7, 1933; pub.
35108; Theodore Presser co. 4687
All about mermaids; w John N.
Wightman, m Dorothy Hogben; pf.
© Jan. 12, 19383; E for. 28801; Ox-
ford university press. 4688
All alone; hymn. © Feb. 24, 1933;
E pub. 385058; George W. Cooke.
4689
w and melody Bob Carran. ©
1 ¢e. Mar. 238, 19383; E unp. 69163;
Robert G. Carran. 4690
All in all; from Love lost, w, melody
and rhythm. H. W. Barwick, acc. <b.
Crawley. © 1c. Mar. 29, 1933; H
unp. 69458; Howard William Bar-
wick and Leone Crawley. 4691
All mine; w and mélody. ‘© J ce.
Mar. 10, 1933; E unp. 68665; John
Schley Behr. 4692
All of a sudden—you; song, w Mar-
guerite Sears. ©1c. Mar. 14, 1933;
E unp. 68779; Robert Sears. 4693
All over the map; by J. Lilian Vande-
vere; rhythm band. Se. and pts.,
with melody-conductor se. and pf.-
conductor. © Mar. 22, 1983; E pub.
35567; Oliver Ditson co., inc. 4694
pt. III, n. s., v. 28°
All peoples; song, arr. T. F. H. Cand--
lyn; pf. 1 c. Mar iGo ae@ee.
E unp. 68874; Malcolm S. Johnston.
4695
All the world loves a lover; w and.
melody. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1933; E:
unp. 68458; Fred Shorey Campbell...
4696.
All through the year; 20 short melo-
dies with w. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1933;
E unp. 68362; Mary C. Fisher. 4697-7
Alma mater; w and melody. © 1 «..
Mar. 22, 1983; E unp. 69132; Ford
Lefler. 4698 :
Aloha land; song, w F. T. Schulte..
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1933; E unp. 69226;
Florence Trombly Schulte and Atha
B. Carrier. 4699
Aloha oe; Hawaiian medley waltz,.
Will Wood, intro. Aloha oe and Lei
no kaiulani, arr. as solo or duet
Albert Adam; pf. ace. 1. Hawaiian:
steel guit. _ Ups Spanish guit. ©
Mar. 21, 1933; E pub. 35379, 35408;
Century music pub. co. 4700, 4701
Although; fox-trot song. © 1 c¢. Mar..
1, 1933; E unp. 68616; Walter Bie
berich. 4702.
Always remember; song. © 1 ec. Mar.
18, 1933; E unp. 68966; Kelly bros..
4703.
Am I dreaming, or is it true; fox-trot
song, melody Ann Yanovsky. ©1c..
Mar. 18, 1983; E unp. 68963; Gher-
sen Kaufman. 4704
America, the beautiful; w Katherine:
Lee Bates, m Paul Allen; mixed
voices. © Mar. 10, 1983; E pub..
35485; Riker, Brown & Wellington,
ine. 4705-
America you are my ma, my pa, my:
Uncle Sam; song. © 1 e. Mar. J,
1933; E unp. 68208; Pauline Potter..
4706
American ave; song. © 1c. Mar. 17,.
1933; E unp. 68944; Laura Rey-
nolds Marrow. 4707.
American Hawaiian numerical method.
for Hawaiian steel guitar; by Fran-
ces M. Barnassack. v. 2. © Mar.
20, 1933; AA 116981; American Ha-
Wwaiian music publishers. 4708 :
American sketches; suite; pf. ©l1e.
Mar. 28, 19883; E unp. 69343; Theo-
dor Carmen. 4709
Americana; march militaire; cornet.
© Ve: Mar. 28, 1933; E unp. 69409;.
Frederick Remeni. 4710»
206
MUSICAL COMPCSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
4737
Amorosa bella; tango, w Clive Hrard,
m Lewis Dalrymple. © Mar. 1,
19383; E for. 28772; James P. Hull.
4711
Amorous (The) sign painter; comp.
and arr. H. W. Friedhofer ; pf. con-
ductor. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp.
68439; Movietone music corp. 4712
Amour ... toujours; tango, de Azor,
livret Raoul Praxy, couplets Max
Hddy, m Gabaroche, Pearly et Chag-
non, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © Dee. 15, 1982; E for. 28538;
Hditions Salabert. 4713
Amparo vals; letra Esteban V. Esca-
lante; pf.’ © ic. Mar. 6, 1933; H
unp. 68493; José Galles. 4714
And so we marched; with biographi-
cal sketch, fingering, phrasing, ped-
aling, etc., Rudolph Ganz; pf.
Mar. 1, 1933 ; E pub. 350383; Art pub-
lication soc. 4715
Andante con moto in B minor; by
Bernard Johnson; organ. Jan.
12, 1933; E for. 28795; Oxford uni-
versity press. 4716
Angels in the garden; Haster mystery
play with carols, hymns and cho-
rales, w by and m compiled Annette
Mason Ham. © Mar. 17, 1933; D
28416; J. Fischer & bro. 4716*
-Antoinette; fox-trot, de Conduisez-
moi, Madame, d’Oberfeld, arr. Fran-
cis Salabert; orch. ptes. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 28544; Editions Sala-
bert. 4717
Anything ye ask in My name; hymn.
© Mar. 9, 1933; E pub. 35417; Karl
F. Wittman. 4718
Anytime, anyday, anywhere; w Ned
Washington, m Victor Young and
Lee Wiley; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 28, 19383; E pub. 35501; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
4719
Anytime, anywhere; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68398; Edythe
R. Matthews. 4720
Apple blossoms; by Joe Venuti, arr.
Leonid Leonardi; violin with pf.
aec. © Mar. 14, 1933; E pub. 35189;
Robbins music corp. 4721
.Apple-tree swing; by Roy Frazee; pf.
Oy dan. 26.) 1983.0 Bl pub. a5> ce;
White-Smith music pub. co. 4722
9
fn!
Amprés-inidi (L’) d’un faune; extrait
du prélude, de Debussy, transcrip-
tion Jascha Heifetz; violon et pf.
© Apr, 21, 1931; E pub. 35153; Carl
Fischer, inc. 4723
April (An) gong; w Eden Phillpotts,
m Ernest F. Jores; 4-pt. mixed cho.
© Mar. 23, 1983; E pub. 35529; G.
Schirmer, ine. 4724
April song; 3-pt. cho., w Sara Teas-
dale, m Harry B. Harelson; wom-
en’s voices. © Mar. 20, 1933; HB
pub. 35469; H. T. FitzSimons co.
4725
Apriti l’occhi a maritarivi; violin with
w. ©1c Mar. 28, 1933; E unp.
69424; Giovanni Pampinello. 4726
Apuana ; lullaby,,.w G. W. Harrington,
m Ruggero Vené; men’s voices. ©
Feb. 25, 1983; E pub. 35037; Riker,
Brown & Wellington, inc. 4727
Arabisches gold; orient-fantasie, Fr.
W. Rust; orch. stimmen. © Oct.
28, 1982; E for. 28744; Richard
Birnbach. 4728
Arabisches mirchen; Fata Morgana,
touga, text Hans Schumacher u.
Theo Hmmel, m Hang Schumacher,
arr. Karl Kleber. © Oct. 16, 1932;
E for. 28756; Rheinbuch-verlag.
4729
Arizona is home; song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
14, 1988; E unp. 68795; Will. A.
Peters. 4730
Arizona moon; song, melody Pauline
Story. ©1«@ Mar. 7, 1933; E unp.
68467; George Thomas. 4731
As a Shepherd; w from the Bible, m
May Van Dyke; in B flat. © Mar.
9, 1933; E pub. 35155; Boosey & Co.,
licks 4732
As I face the sunset and home; song.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69286;
Edna J. Robinson. 4733
As I gaze into your eyes; song. ©
1 c. Mar. 6, 19383; E unp. 68376 ;. El-
more Ewing Jones. 4734
As I kneel beside that old arm-chair ;
w David Arale, m Denis Dene; with
ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon. © Feb.
21, 1983; E for. 28847; B. Feldman
& Co. 4735
As long as I live I'll love you; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp.
68311; Marjorie F. Michaels. 4736
As you alone can do; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1933; E unp. 69401;
Luba Somach. 4737
O7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4738
Ascher’s classies of the air album; coll.
of classics for school and concert
orchestras, Morton Ascher; pts. ©
Mar. 21, 19383; E pub. 35368; Emil
Ascher, inc. 4738
At evening; w Emery Pottle, m Victor
Harris; med. or high voice. © Feb.
27, 1983; E pub. 35067; G. Schirmer,
inc. 4739
At ten o’clock; song. © 1 ec. Mar. 20,
1933; E unp. 69029; Edward Fill-
more Cyester. 4740
At the end of a perfect night; song.
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1933; E unp. 69187;
Lillian Poole Palmason. 4741
At the jungle jubilee; w and m Little
Jack Little, Dave Oppenheim and
Ira Schuster. © Mar. 4, 1933; E
pub. 35181; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc. 4742
At twilight I’m dreaming of you; valse
song. © 1c Feb. 20, 1933; E unp.
68212; Vearl Sager. 4743
Au p’tit bistrot de Joinville; valse
musette, paroles Jack Cazol, m A.
Calabrése; avec accord de lVukulele.
© Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28572; Edi-
tions Salabert. 4744
Auf der Liineburger heide; marsch,
aus Griin ist die heide, w Hermann
Léns, m Karl Blume. © Nov. 15,
1932; E for. 28988 ; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag. 4745
salon-orch. stim-
men. © Nov. 22, 1932; E for. 28979;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag. 4746
Auf der terrasse vom romanischen
café; tango, w Kurt Schwabach, m
Fred Sonny u. Paul Mann, arr. Hart-
wig von Platen; orch. stimmen. ©
Mar. 16, 1982; E for. 28971; Wiener
Phonix-verlag. AT47
Aus einem alten patrizierhause; ein
zyklus nach Thomas Manns Budden-
brooks, v. Walter Niemann, op. 121;
klavier.. © Jan. 2; 1938; E for.
28860; C. F. Peters. 4748
Auscur; fox-trot; pf. ©1c. July 15,
1932; E unp. 68206; Mario Bellini-
Nicoli. 4749
Auto (Une) ... et pas l’sou; du film,
paroles Jean Rodor, m Jean Yatove.
© Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 286388; Chou-
dens. 4750
Autumn; song. © 1. Mar. 2, 1933;
E unp. 68282; Gordon William Jen-
sen. 4751
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
Autumn afternoon; w Louise Owen, m.
W. H. Hohmann; high voice. ©
Mar. 3, 1933; E pub. 35073; White-
Smith music pub. co. 4752
Autumn look what you’ve done; song,
m Burrell Van Buren; pf. © 1 e..
Feb. 17, 1983; E unp. 68457; Flor-
ence A. Nickel. 4753:
Autumn moon; song. © 1c. Mar. 22,
1933; E unp. 69182; Lillian Poole:
Palmason. 4754
Autumn skies; poem, Heinrich Geb-
hard; violin and pf. © Mar. 11,.
1933; E pub. 35296; Carl Fischer,,.
ine. 4755:
Autumn (An) tune; by Frederick
Kell; clarinet solo, with pf. ace. ©
Mar. 7, 19383; E for. 28877; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd. 4756
Awake, my heart; w Robert Bridges,
m A. C. Keeton. © Feb. 14, 1933;
E for. 28811; Boosey & co., ltd.
4757
Away, way out in the sticks; w Benee
Russell, m Sammy Fain. © Mar.
11, 1983; E pub. 35179; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine. 4758:
Ay, ay, ay; Spanish Creole song, solo
or duet, transcribed Calvin Grooms,
arr. Albert Adam; pf. ace. 1. Ha-
Waiian steel guit.—2. Spanish guit.
© Mar. 21, 1933; E pub. 35380,
35407 ; Century music pub. Co.
4759, 4760
Azor; rumba, couplets Max Eddy, m
Gabaroche, Pearly et Chagnon, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©:
Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28539; Editions
Salabert. 4761
Baby boy: w and m Ozzie Nelson;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 15, 1933;
E pub. 35196; Santly bros., ine.
4762
— w and melody Ozzie Nelson. ©
1 c. Mar. 6, 19383; E unp. 684381;
Santly bros., ine. 4763
Baby bunting; lullaby. ©'1 ¢e. Mar.
6, 1933; E unp. 68421; B. Bristow
Owsley. 4764
Baby dear; w and melody. © 1 e«.
Mar. 10, 1933; E unp. 68646; Ger-
trude Vinal Hastings. 4765)
Baby girl; song. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933;
E unp. 68420; Nell W. Godfrey.
4766
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Crucifixus;
from Mass in B minor, arr. Arthur
208
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
H. Egerton; women’s voices; organ
acc. © Feb. 7, 1933; E pub. 35271;
Carl Fischer, inc. 4767
Kantate nr. 79; Gott, der Herr,
ist sonn’ und schild, w aus dem
Psalm 84, English, J. Michael Diack,
m Joh. Seb. Bach, klavierauszug
Giinter Raphael; sop.-, alt-, bass-
solo u. chor, 2 fldéten, 2 oboen, 2
horner, pauken, streichorch., orgel
u. cembalo. Klavierauszug mit text.
© Dec. 30, 19382; E for. 28963;
Breitkopf & Hartel. 4768
Kantate nr. 187; lobe den Her-
ren, den miichtigen Konig der ehren,
von Joh. Seb. Bach, English, Mevan-
wy Roberts, klavierauszug Gtinter
Raphael; sop.-, alt-, ten.-, bass-solo
u. chor, 2 oboen, 3 trompeten, pau-
ken, streichorech., orgel u. cembalo.
Klavierauszug mit text. © Dec. 30,
1932; E for. 28964; Breitkopf &
Hirtel. 4769
Konzert; D fur, op. 18, nr. 2, mit
begl. eines zweiten klaviers, hrsg.
Ludwig lLandshoff; 2 klaviere, 4
handes ie) Jan, 2, 1983. for.
28856; C. F. Peters. A770
— Sarabande; from the French
suite in D min., transcribed Theo-
dore M. Finney; reed quartet. Sc.
and pts. © Mar. 28, 1933; E pub.
39523; M. Witmark & sons. 4771
Bachelor (The) of love; song; with
ukulele arr. Roy Messner. © 1 ©.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68387; Shelley
S. Salyards. 4772
Bad breaks blues; w and melody
Charlie Jordan. © 1 c. Feb. 18,
1933; E unp. 69084; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 4773
Bagful (A) of tunes; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1933; E unp. 68521;
Morris Swartzman. A774
Ballabile; by Theodore M. Finney;
reed quartet. Sec. and pts. © Mar.
28, 1983; E pub. 35521; M. Witmark
& sons. ATT5
Ballo (Il) delle ingrate; di Claudio
Monteverdi, testo Ottavio Rinuccini,
trascrizione ed istrumentazione
Alceo Toni, dal basso continuo origi-
nale; canto e pf. © Mar. 13, 1933;
D 28409; G. Ricordi & co. 4T75*
Balloons, who’ll buy my nice balloons;
w Nelson Shawn, m Frank Magine;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 21, 1932;
E pub. 355738; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine. 4776
4790
Bamboo (The) box; musical comedy,
bk. and lyrics Sarah Grames Clark,
m Winifred Moore. © Jan. 5, 1933;
D 28413; Carl Fischer, inc. 4776*
—— —— m Winifred Moore; orch.
pts. © Feb. 28, 1933; E pub. 35301;
Carl Fischer, inc. AT7T7
Barcarolle; by Neva Garner Green-
wood; violin; pf. acc. © Mar. 21,
1933; EH pub. 35483; A. T. Fitz-
Simons co. 4778
Barefoot days; w and m Hloise Elliott.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69240;
Eloise Elliott French. 4779
Barkla (Neil) Three preludes; pf.
© Feb. 21, 1933; E for. 28918; El-
kin & .co., ltd. 4780
Barnett (David) 4 interludes; op. 7,
NOs. 2) 4. 6. Sc -ptiy ©). Deer dalos-
E for. 28678; Editions Maurice
Sénart. 4781
Baron Munchausen march; w and
melody. © od e@: \Mars.2, do33sr b)
uhp. 68454; Martin Otto Poenisch.
4782
Bataclan; fox-trot, m José Dolz, arr.
G. Filippini; orch. parti, con versi.
© Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 28830; BE. M.
Chiappo. A783
Baynes (Sydney) Six popular songs;
transcribed S. Baynes; pf. © Mar.
14, 1983; E for. 29047; Boosey &
eo.,- ltd. 4784
Be a loyal American; w and m L. M.
Kohlbeck; pf. Mar. 6, 1983;
E pub. 35086; Anton J. Kohlbeck
and Lottie M. Kohlbeck. 4785
Be happy ; w and melody. ©1c. Mar.
3, 19383; E unp. 68323; Peter Ste-
phen West. 4786
home; song, m Stanley
Scott. © 1c Mar. 21, 1933; E
unp. 69116; Joe T. Sutton. 4787
Beautiful isle of home Sweet home;
song, with ukulele arr. May Singhi
Beautiful
Breen. © Mar. 15, 1933; E pub.
35353; John Bucci. 4788
Beautiful little you; song, melody
James L. Brown. © 1c. Mar. 6,
19383; E unp. 68408; James A. Lee.
4789
Beautiful Missouri; valse song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 686385;
Eugene Gordy. 4790
209
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4791
Beauty parlor sweetheart; w Vincent
Frank Pita, melody James Arnold
Robison. © 1 c¢. Mar. 16, 1933;
E unp. 68888; Robison & Pita. 4791
Because I’m in love with you; waltz,
w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1933;
E unp. 68587; Norman Macer. 4792
Because I’m just a little dancing girl;
fox-trot song. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933;
E unp. 68624; Hilda Craig. 4793
Because of you; m Raymond Usera;
pf. with w.. © 1.c Mar. 27, 1933.
E unp. 69475; Walter Warner. 4794
Bedtime (A) story; w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger. © 1 ¢. Feb. 20,
1933; E unp. 68257; Famous music
corp. 4795
Beer; pf. with w.. © 1 c. Mar. 20,
19383; E unp. 69008; Ambrose Ed-
ward Goodyer. 4796
violin and pf. with w. © 1 «@.
Mar. 29, 1983; E unp. 69454; Albert
Hisenberg. A797
Beer is here; w and m Harry S. Mc-
Allister; pf. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1933;
E unp. 69400; Harry McAllister
Strauss. A798
Beer parade; w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 23, 1933; E unp. 69157; John
Schmidel. 4799
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Beethoven
suite; selected Victor L. EF. Reb-
mann, ed. Joseph E. Maddy, arr.
Tom Clark; band pts. © Mar. 16,
1933; E pub. 35345; G. Schirmer.
ine. 4800
Klavier-konzert; nr. 2, B-dur, op.
19, ausgabe mit unterlegtem zweiten
klavier als ersatz des orchesters
Franz Kullak, mit erganzung der
vortragszeichen wu. rev. der -finger-
Sitze Willy Rehberg. Anhang: Ka-
denz L. van Beethoven. © Feb. 9,
1933; E for. 29007; Steingriber-ver-
lag. 4801
Minuet in G; menuet no. 2, solo
or duet. 1. Ten. banjo, with pf.
ace., arr. Albert Adam.—2. Pf. ac-
cordion, with pf. acc. ad lib., arr.
G. Calvini. © Mar, 21, 1933; E pub.
35391, 35395; Century music pub. co.
4802, 4803
Begin in me; hymn. © 1 e. Mar. 6,
1933: E unp. 68416; Elizabeth
Rowena Taylor. 4804
pt. Il, n. s., Vv. 28
Believe it or not; w R. O. Wilson,
melody A. E. Knoll. © 1 c. Mar.
13, 1933; E unp. 68732; Albert E.
Knoll and Ralph O. Wilson. 4805
Believing; w and m Mike Benton;
with ukulele arr. © 1 @ Mar. 9,
1933; E unp. 68573; Mitchell Mc-
Iver Benton. 4806
Bells (The) ringing in glory; Italian
and English w, m Giovanni Maz-
zarelli. ©. Mar. 6, 1933; © pub.
35098; Luigi Casaburi. 4807
Bells through the trees; nocturne,
Garth Edmundson; organ. © Mar.
4, 1933; E pub. 35216; J. Fischer &
bro. 4808
Bendito amor; letra y m Jorge del
Moral. © Feb. 16, 1933; E for.
28957; Southern music pub. co., inc.
4809
Benedicite, omnia opera; m Burnet C.
Tuthill; double choir of mixed
voices, with incidental alto and ten.
solos; in F min. © Mar. 22, 1933;
E pub. 35360; H. W. Gray co. 4810
Benedicite, omnia opera Domini; 4pt.
cho., m Will C. Macfarlane; men’s
voices, organ ace. New version of
m. © Feb. 11, 19383; E pub. 35062 ;
G. Schirmer, inc. 4811
Berceuse (La); bozzetto mimico, Ric-
cardo Pick-Mangiagalli, rid. dell’
autore; pf. © Mar. 6, 1933; E for.
28882; G. Ricordi & co. 4812
Berceuse au rouet; de Le sergent X,
paroles Jean Cis et Armand
Foucher, m René Mercier et For-
terre. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28603; Editions Salabert. 4813
Beside a garden gate; w and m W. 8.
Loeb, arr. by Will Toner. © 1 «&.
Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69289; Wil-
liam S. Loeb. 4814
Beside a waterfall; valse song. ©1 ce.
Mar. 6, 1933: E unp. 68639; Erma
M. Brown. 4815
Best beloved; ballad, m Stan Tucker.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E pub. 35232; Jean
MacPherson. 4816
Between decks; by Peter Brunelli;
pf.-conductor. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1933;
E unp. 69234; Movietone music corp.
4817
Between the sunrise and the blue; w
Adele Marie Shaw, m Gustay
Klemm; in E flat. © Mar. 9, 1983;
E pub. 35158; Boosey & co., Itd.
4818
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Biguine! biguine; de Embrassez-moi,
René Mercier; pf. © Dee. 15, 1932;
E for. 28609; Editions Salabert.
4819
Binidittu me cumpari; m Frank Per-
rone; violin with w. © 1c. Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69425; Giovanni Pam-
pinello. 4820:
Bugs. (he) chorus; op:) 23, pf... ©
Mar. 7, 1933; E pub. 35183; Myrtie
Fay Cuttell Zink. A821
Birth (The) of rhythm; song, melody
Lewis Raymond. © 1 c¢. Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 68443; Walter Bishop.
4822
Birthday (A) song; w and m Albert
W. Ketélbey ; in B flat. © Mar. 14,
1933; E pub. 29026; Bosworth & co.,
ltd. 4823
Bit (A) of singing; text anon., m Vic-
tor Harris; high voice. © Feb. 27,
1933; E pub. 35068; G. Schirmer,
ine. 4824
Bizet (Georges) Lamb of God; arr.
Charles N. Boyd; 4-pt. female voices ;
pf. or organ acc. © Mar. 25, 1933;
E pub. 39520; M. Witmark & sons.
4825
Black and blue bottom; by Joe Venuti,
arr. Leonid Leonardi; violin with
pf. acc. © Mar. 14, 1933; E pub.
30190; Robbins music corp. 4826
Black and white blues; by A. Dodge;
pt. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1933; E unp.
69038; Anne Dodge. 4827
Black (A) cat crossed my path; w
Paul Francis Webster, melody John
Jacob Loeb. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1933;
E unp. 68786; Leo Feist, inc. 4828
Black magic; pf. treble with w. ©
1 ¢. Mar. 17, 1933; E. unp.. 68905;
Charles A. Herbert. 4829
Blame it on my youth; w Edward
Heyman, melody Oscar Levant. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 68256;
Famous music corp. 4830:
Bless the Lord; w from Psalm 103, m
Frank La Forge; low voice, in C.
© Jan. 5, 1933; E pub. 35288; Carl
Fischer, inc. 4831
Bless you; w Edward Heyman, mel-
ody Muriel Pollock. © 1. Mar. 9,
1933; E unp. 68545; Famous music
corp. 4832
Blue-bird ; pf. with w. © 1c. Mar. 16,
1933 ; E unp. 68875; H. C. Thorbahn.
4833
Blue book
4848
of favorites for guitar;
transcribed, and Beggar’s tale com-
posed, V. O. Bickford, op. 127. ©
Mar. 10, 1933; FE pub. 35114; Vahdah
Olcott Bickford. 4834
Blue days; song; with ukulele arr.
Roy Messner. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; EH
unp. 68388; Shelley S. Salyards.
4835
Blue eyes; song, w Walter Gene Ar-
mour. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1933; E unp.
68839; Leo Matthew Trauth. 4836
Blue fringed gentians; by Arthur L.
Brown, op. 96; pf. © Feb. 28, 1933 ;
E pub. 35050; Theodore Presser co.
4837
Blue heaven above; w Gertrude Saw-
yer pt». :© 1c." Mar: 28,1933" 1B
unp. 69466; Phyllis De Stefano.
4838
Blue lagoon; w Thomas Grant Spring-
er, m Louis Drakeford. © 1c. Mar.
8, 1983 ; E unp. 68522; L. H. Drake-
ford and T. G. Springer. A839
Blue Mediterranean skies; w Henrik
N. Hge, m Norman P. Hackforth ;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 14, 1933;
FE for, 28949; Dix, ltd. 4840
——Same. © Mar. 20, 1933; E for.
29060; Dix, ltd. 4841
Blue over sweet little you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68396;
J. D. Guyon. — 4842
Blue springs; pf. with w. ©1c. Mar.
20, 1983; E unp. 69004; Gertrude
Arnold. 4843
Bluebird you’re sunshine to me; fox
trot song. © 1 ec. Mar. 1, 19383; E
unp. 68614; Frank E. Kelly. 4844
Blues (The) have gone; w and mel-
ody Fleming and Townsend. © 1c.
Feb. 18, 1983; E unp. 69086; South-
ern music pub. ¢o., inc. 4845
Boarding (The) house blues; song.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68348;
John Dale. 4846
Bob white; w Clement Wood, m
Jacques Wolfe; low voice. © Mar.
22, 1983; E pub. 35530; G. Schir-
mer, inc. 4847
Boite a musique; zonta chanson na-
tionale, w Elizabeth Evans, inciden-
tal music arr. from Mozart Rondo;
pf... ©.1,¢..Feb. 20, 1933; E unp.
68509; Laura B. Luke. 4848
211
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4849
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Bold (The) bandolero; w Francis
Borne, m William Hodson, arr.
Bruce Carleton; men’s voices. ©
Mar. 21, 1933; E pub. 35488; Theo-
dore Presser co. 4849:
Bolle di sapone; fox-trot, versi Rich e
Zar, m Norberto Caviglia; orch.
parti. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 28829;
HK. M. Chiappo. 4850
Boy (A), a girl, a lamplight; song.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69348;
James Hampton Shelton. 4851
Boy o’ my dreams; song, m Billie
Brown. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1933; E
unp. 68674; Anna Welker Brown.
4852
Boy scout patrol; song. © 1 c. Mar.
10, 1938; E unp. 69173; Bessie Lee
Smith-Cupp. 4853
Brahms (Johannes) Deck thyself my
soul with gladness; choral prelude,
English tr. Catherine Winkworth,
m arr. for 2 pfs. © Mar. 20, 1933;
E pub. 35322; Catherine Kramer.
4854
Lass dich nur nichts nicht dau-
ren; op. 30, geistliches lied, w Paul
Fleming, English, by W. G. Rothery,
m arr. Ezra Harold Geer; women’s
cho.; organ acc. © Mar. 8, 1933;
E pub. 35350; E. C. Schirmer music
co. 4855
Symphonette; symphonic themes
simplified and interpreted from
Brahms’ fourth, text KF. Sheehy,
themes A. M. Schuff. © Jan. 24,
1983; AA 115930; Frances Sheehy.
4856
Bright (The) lights never go out on
Broadway; w and melody. © 1 «.
Mar. 31, 19388; EH unp. 69512; Frank
McGuinness. 4857
Broadway; tango, w Enrique Liendo;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1933; E unp.
69007 ; Carlos A. Gianotti. 4858
Broken (The) hearted soldier boy;
song, John Bondon. © Mar. 20,
1933; E pub. 35491; Hobart Grant.
4859
Broken (A) song; w Moira O’Neill, m
Roland Farley; high or med. voice.
© Feb. 17, 1983; E pub. 35092; New
music press, inc. 4860
Brfilantes larmes; valse, de Le béguin
de la garnison, paroles Paul Murio,
m Guy d’Arvor; avec accord de
Yukulele. © Dec. 15, 1982; E for.
28594; Editions Salabert. 4861
Bugle (The) corps; by Ella Ketterer;
pf. © Mar. 11, 1933; E pub. 35165;
Theodore Presser co. 4862
Buildin’ on a rock; w anon., m Otto
L. Bohanan. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1933;
E unp. 69272; Florence D. Bohanan.
4863
Business with the devil; w M. Hant-
man, m M. Kaye; pf. © 1 «@ Mar.
29, 1988; E unp. 69452; Morris
Hantman and Maurice Kaye. 4864
Buy American; song. © Feb. 10,
1933; E pub. 35511; L. Z. Phillips.
4865
song, w Henry M. Sommers. ©
1 ¢c. Mar. 3, 1983; E unp. 68365;
Cesare Sodero. 4866
w and m Hewitt Toland. © Feb.
27, 1988; E pub. 35171; Mid-West
music publishers. 4867
By a waterfall; w Earl McCarron, m
Raiph William Winslow Bolton. ©
1c. Mar. 6, 193838; E unp. 68483;
George Percy Bolton. 4868
C’est la belle vie; 6/8 one-step, de Le
fils improvisé, paroles Henri Falk,
Léo Leliévre et Fernand Rouvray,
m René .Sylviano; avec accord de
ukulele. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28584; Editions Salabert. 4869
C’est vous; valse, paroles Jean Le-
noir, m H. Ackermans; avee accord
de Vukulelee © Dec. 15, 1932; E
for. 28564; Editions Salabert. 4870
Ca c’est Brest; de Yatove; orch. ptes.
© Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28633 ; Chou-
dens. 4871
Ca vient comm’ ga; fox-trot, dans
Cocktail Figaro, paroles Max Eddy
et Max-Blot, m Mireille; avee accord
de l’ukulele. © Dec. 15, 1932; E
for. 28600; Editions Salabert. 4872
Cabin in the pines; w and melody
Billy Hill. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933;
E unp. 68441; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine. 4873
Call me mother; song, melody Pauline
Story. ©1c. Mar. 16, 1933; E unp.
68871; Anna Ownby. 4874
Call me Sweetheart; w Mose Sigler,
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1933;
E unp. 68289; Michael H. Cleary.
4875
Call of Israel; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 14, 1983; E unp. 68955; Moret
Shea. 4876
212
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo. 3, 1933
4906
Call to the arms; song, w Joseph Gutt-
mann. ©1c. Mar. 23, 1933; E unp.
69150; Henrietta Lohr. 4877
Came the dawn; w Charles O. Roos,
m Thurlow Lieurance; in D flat. ©
Mar. 21, 1933; E pub. 35442; 'Theo-
dore Presser co. 4878
Camp, camp, campin’ on your door-
step; w Howard Johnson and Chas.
Tobias, melody J. Fred Coots. © 1
¢. Mar. 8, 1933; E unp. 68536; Irving
Berlin, ine. 4879
Canaries’ serenade; by Billy Mayerl;
pf. © Mar. 22, 1933; E for. 28954;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd. 4880
Can’t you see I love you sweetheart ;
song. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1933; E unp.
69113; Francis O. Beall. 4881
<Canti di Strapaese; versi Francesco
Sapori, m Gian Luca Tocchi. ©
Mar. 20, 1933; E for. 28944; G. Ri-
cordi & co. 4882
‘Canzone (La) del paradiso; poema
-sinfonico, Adolfo Gandino; orch. ©
Mar. 6, 1983; HE for. 28881; G. Ri-
cordi & co. 4883:
«Caprice fantastique; von EH. W. Korn-
gold, frei bearb. Rozsika Révay;
violine u. klavier. © Mar. 4, 1933;
E for. 28911; B. Schott’s sdhne.
4884
eCaquet (Le); de Fr. Dandrieu, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes.
Dec. 15, 1982; E for. 28541; Editions
Salabert. 4885
«Caravan from China; by Hastwood
Lane; pf. © Mar. 10, 1983; E pub.
35219; J. Fischer & bro. 4886
-Carlotta-valse; valse, C. Millocker,
arr. Francis Salabert ; orch. ptes. ©
Dec. 15, 19382; E for. 28542; Hditions
Salabert. 4887
Carnival; song, w Irving Goldstein.
‘© 1c. Mar. 10, 1933; E unp. 68660;
Robert Enoch. 4888
‘Carolina home of mine; waltz, w and
m Don Lewis, arr. Kay Fitch; band
pts. © Mar. 21, 1933; E pub. 35445;
Don M. Lewis. 4889
Carolina lullaby; w and melody Ce-
celia Reeker, Billy Baskette and Hd.
Rose. © 1 ec. Mar. 29, 1983; E unp.
694386; Joe Davis, ine. 4890
Carolina moonlight; song. © 1 ©.
Mar. 14, 19388; E unp. 68776; J.
‘Clarence Blake. 489i.
Carry on Franklin D.; wand m Happy
Zahm, arr. John Gorman; pf.
1 ¢ Mar. 28, 1933; E unp. 69361;
Howard A. Zahm. 4892
Carry on! Mr. Roosevelt; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1933; E unp.
68835; Thomas A. Donahue. 4893
Carrying on with you; w rey. Harold
Robe, m rev. Arthur Bergh and
Geoffrey O’Hara. © Mar. 29, 1933;
E pub. 35561; Galaxy music corp.
4894
Castle of dreams; valse song. © 1 ©«.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68622; Mabel
Clary. 4895
Cathedral hymn; hymn tune, w C.
Wordsworth. © 1 ¢. Feb. 16, 1933:
E unp. 68560; Douglas Fletcher.
4896
solo or duet,
arr. Albert
Cathedral meditation;
Edwin H. Lemare,
Adam; pf. ace. 1. Hawaiian steel
guit—2. Spanish guit. © Mar. 21,
1933; E pub. 35882, 35406; Century
music pub. co. 4897, 4898
’Cause this place is all our own; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1933;
E unp. 693865; Otto J. Altrichter.
4899
Cavalcade; grand march, Louis E. De
Francesco, arr. Peter Brunelli; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1983; E unp. 68436;
Movietone music corp. 4900
—— march, from the film, w Reginald
Berkeiey, m Louis H. De Francesco ;
pf. © Mar. 9, 19383; E pub. 35130;
Movietone music corp. 4901
Cavatina; by Fritz Kreisler; violin
and pf. © Jan. 26, 1933; E pub.
35299; Carl Fischer, inc. 4902
Cavendish (The) fourteenth concert
party album of concerted numbers;
w Reg Low, m James M. Gallatly.
©) Heb. .24 193 3c Bey tor 2eslan
Boosey & Co., ltd. 4905
Ce soir, ce soir, cherie; Ww Harry Kahn,
in Francois, arr. William Stickles;
male cho., or quartet. © Mar. 24,
1933; E pub. 35518; Harms, ine.
4904
Cento di questi giorni; di Gino Tra-
Visi: ph.) 4@* Nov, 15, 1932)> il) for.
28840; Theo Muccy. 4905
Century of progress; pf. with w. ©
1 ¢@. Mar. 31, 1983; EB unp. 69526;
Ignacy Wasniewski. 4906
213
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4907
Chadwick; hymn tune, w from Latin
of St. Ambrose. © 1 c. Feb. 16,
1933; E unp. 68561; Douglas Flet-
cher. 4907
Chanson (La) de Lison; valse, paroles
G. Millandy, sur la m Jean Eblinger ;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 28597; Editions Sala-
bert. 4908
Chansons pour petits et grands; par-
oles et m Jean Koenig; pf. © Dee.
15, 1932; E for. 28646; Editions
Maurice Senart. 4909
Chantez, mon ccur; fox-trot, de
Bariole, paroles Charles Trenet, m
Jane Bos; avec accord de lVukulele.
© Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 28568; Edi-
tions Salabert. 4910
Charlotte, I’ve waited years for you;
wesand melody... (Oy ce “Man okie
1933; HE unp.. 68916;, Belle --K.
Adams. 4911
Charmed; song. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1933;
E unp. 68233; Alexander Andrew
Garber and William Fodor. 4912
Cheer up and smile; w Lou Welch,
and melody. © 1 ¢ Mar. 3, 1933;
E unp. 68446; Belle Kilgore. 4913
Cheerio! America’s glad song, w and
melody. “Ol ‘ee; “Mar. "272. 1933);
unp. 69325; Susie Tracy Booker.
4914
Cheery (The) tree doth bloom; w Mar-
garet Owen, m Alma Goatley; in G.
Gyr teh. = 16 Osa eh fOr noe. ©
Boosey & co., ltd. 4915
Chicago; w and m Dunean J. Muir.
© Mar. 16, 1933; E. pub. 35239; S.
Brainard’s sons ¢o. 4916
Chicago rag; w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 17, 1933; E unp. 68938; Edwin
A. George and Ward Pleshek. 4917
Chicago’s world’s fair song book; coll.
of. international songs, compiled M.
M. Cole; with guit. chords. © Jan.
10, 1988; AA 113142; M. M. Cole
pub. co. 4918
Children in songland; songs, w Madge
Ohe wv upk. t o2.. XOApr. "20" ea
AA 117068; Pearl Adams. 4919
Children’s march; by Edwin Franko
Goldman; full band pts. © Mar.
16, 1933; E pub. 35342; G. Schirmer,
inc. 4920
pt. III, n. s., Vv. 28:
Chimes o’er the lake; barearolle, Ger-
ald F. Frazee; organ. © Mar. 10,.
1988; E pub. 35303; White-Smith.
musie pub. co. 4921
Chinese (A) love song; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 11, 1933; E unp. 68682; Marion
Hart Prentice. 4922 °
Choclo (Hl); Argentine tango, Span-
ish, Francia Luban, Hnglish, Mar--
jorie Harper, m A. G. Villoldo, arr.
J. Rosamond Johnson. © Mar. 23,
1983; E pub. 35423; seidward ste:
Marks music corp. 4923:
Choral song for a reunion; w Oliver
Wendell Holmes; treble voices; or-
gan or pf. ace. © Nov. 7, 1932;
E for. 28768; Leslie Heward. 4924-
Christ has gone on high today; Ger-
man ascension lied, text Ronald
Thompson, freely arr. Harvey Gaul;
mixed voices; organ acc. © Mar.
18, 19383; E pub. 35160; M. Witmark:
& SODS. 4925
Christ the Lord is risen; Haster carol
anthem, w Isaac Watts, old German.
melody, arr. Ros Vors; mixed
voices; pf. or organ ace. © Mar.
20, 1988; E pub. 35485; Concordia
pub. house. 4926 -
Christmas mood; choral improvisation
based on phrases of w and tunes of
familiar Christmas hymns, Eugene-
A. Farner; mixed cho. with organ
ace. © May 8, 1933; E pub. 35150;
Hugene A. Farner. 4927
Christmas night; w Nancy Byrd.
Turner, m Leila France; pf. ©
Jan. 4, 1933; E pub. 34996; Leila
F,. McDermott. 4928
Christophorus; oper, vorspiel u. nach-
spiel Franz Schreker, klavierauszug-
mit text Erwin Stein. © Oct. 10,
1982; D~ 28410; — Edition ~ Adler,
G.m.b.H 4928*
Cielo (Il); waltz; pf-accordion. ©:
Mar. 6, 19383; E pub. 351382; Andrew
W. Rizzo. 4929
Cinquantaine (La); solo or duet,
Gabriel-Marie. 1. Ten. banjo, with
pf. ace., arr. Albert Adam.—2. Pf.
accordion, with pf. ace. ad lib., arr..
G. Calvini. © Mar. 21, 1933; E pub.
35392, 35398; Century music pub.
co. 4930, 4931
Clara; son, letra y°m Virgilio Gon--
zalez, arr. Belisario Lopez. © Feb.
24, 1933; E for. 28918; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 4932 °
214
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
Clasp (The) of your hand; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 7, 1983; HE unp.
68459; Fred Shorey Campbell.
4933
Cloudy moon; waltz song. © 1 «@
Mar. 138, 1933; E unp. 69176; John
C. Nickelsen. 4934
Cobweb (The) of your dreams; song,
m Jack Mahoney. © Mar. 4, 1933;
EH pub. 35229; Evelyn Kean. 4935
Colombina; episodio drammatico, par-
ole Alfredo Gandolfo, English, Berta
Reviére, m Anthony F. Paganucci;
sop. e ten. © Jan. 5, 1933; E pub.
35290; Carl Fischer, inc. 4936
Come a little closer; w Jimmy Camp-
bell, m Con Conrad and Reg Con-
nelly. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp.
69069; Campbell, Connelly, inc.
4937
Come back again to the sun; w Fer-
rers Leigh, m Lao Silest. © Feb.
28, 1983; E for. 28784; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd. 4938
Come back to me; song, W Mario H.
Dattolo.” © 1 ce. Feb. 27, 1933; EB
unp. 68201; Paul Giaquinto. 4939:
Come back to me my dear; w Andres
R. Javier, m Isidro P. Sipin; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 27, 1933; E
pub. 35498; Leftwich pub. co. 4940
Come back to my heart; valse song.
© 1c. Mar. 8, 19383; E unp. 68815;
Lorenzo Morel. 4941
Come, night; 3-pt. cho., w from the
Welsh of Islwyn’s, by Edmund O.
Jones, m Daniel Protheroe; wom-
en’s voices. © Mar. 20, 1933; HE
pub. 385468; H. T. FitzSimons co.
4942
Come out, Vienna; from Waltz time,
w A. P. Herbert, m adapted from
Johann Strauss, by Louis Levy ; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 2, 1933; E for.
28722; Chappell & co., ltd. 4943.
Comforter (The) ; w from Psalms, m
Allene K. Bixby; high voice. ©
Feb. 6, 1983; E pub. 35011; White-
Smith music pub. co. 4944
Comic strips; mood 3 of Tabloid,
Ferde Grofé. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1933;
E unp. 69016; Robbins music corp.
. 4945,
Comin’ thro’ the Rye; w Robert Burns,
Special arr. of m Vern Elliott;
mixed voices. © Dec. 30, 1932; H
pub. 35542; Safeway stores, inc.
4946
171754—-33——_2
21
4962
Comparsa (La) de los Congos; motivo
afro cubano, letra y m_ Eliseo
Grenet; pf. © Feb. 24, 1933; EB
for. 28916; Southern music pub. Co.,
ine. 4947
Compline for Sundays; ed. for congre-
gational use C. W. Smith and J. F.
Walsh Clark. © Feb. 22, 1933; E
for. 29006; Cary & co. 4948
Con amore; mélodie, solo or duet,
Paul Beaumont, arr. Albert Adam;
pt. ace. 1. Hawaiian steel guit.—
2. Spanish guit. © Mar. 21, 1933; E
pub. 353881, 35405; Century music
pub. co. 4949, 4950
Con los brazos abiertos; tango, letra
Mario, m Hector Martinez; pf. y
viol “© Deer ty, T1932" Haro
28560; Editions Salabert. 4951
Concertante suite; v. Heinz Schubert ;
violine u. kammerorch. Partitur.
© Feb. 1, 1983; E for. 28739; Ries
& Hrler, G.m.b.H. 4952
Coquette (La); gavotte; 1st violin.
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1933; E unp. 69217;
Harold Nielsen. 4953
Coquette; pf. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1933;
E unp. 68898; William J. Simon.
4954
Cotton field blues; pf. with w. ©1«
Mar. 25, 19383; E unp. 69259; Wil-
liam Doane. 4955
Couldn’t you fall for me; w Jack
Scholl, m Max Rich, arr. Paul
Hill; with ukulele arr. © Mar. 1,
1933; E pub. 34999; Olman music
corp. 4956
Countin’ cross ties; w and m Bob
Miller; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
V5 19335 He pub) aout 2 tA. ie ©
standard music publications, ine.
4957
Country (A) concert; compiled Doro-
thy Pennyman; choir, combs, dul-
cimer, whistle, triangle, cymbals,
side drum, big drum, mouth organ,
pf. and fingers. 1. Se-—2. Pts.
Jan. 19, 1983; E for. 28851, 28852;
Oxford univ. press. 4958, 4959
Country gardens; morris dance. 1. 2
pfs., 4 hands, arr. Louis Victor
Saar—z2Z. Pf. duet arr. William
Baines.—3. Pf., 6 hands, arr. N.
Clifford Page. © Mar. 138, 1933;
E pub. 35564-85566; Oliver Ditson
eo., ine. 4960-4962
lal
3)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4963
Cours complet de technique appliquée ;
pour trombone-tén. a coulisse et
trombone-tén. 4 6 pistons indé-
pendants. © Feb. 15, 1933; E for.
28618; Jules Blangenois. 4963
Cow (The) trail to Mexico; w and
melody Jules Allen. © 1c. Feb. 18,
1933; E unp. 69090; Southern music
Dub. Co., ane: 4964
Cowboy; syncopation, Lothar Perl;
pf. © Mar. 17, 1933; E for. 29049;
B. Schott’s sdhne. 4965
Cozy little shack in dreamy valley;
waltz song, arr. Will Livernash. ©
ie. Mar v2) W333: He unp:, 6S290;
Ethel Eva Etensohn. 4966
Cradle song; w Charlotte H. Coursen,
mi hy Hries) arr, Cyr: de . Brant ;
treble voices with incidental sop.
solo. © Mar. 11, 1933; E pub.
35257; Carl Fischer, inc. 4967
Cras (Jean) Concerto; pour pf. et
orch., J. Cras, reduction 4 deux pfs.
par l’auteur. © Dec. 15, 19382; EH
for. 28656; Editions Maurice Senart.
4968
Credo d’amour; de Le temps des
cerises, paroles Georges Thibault et
J. dliberte, m G. Costoncelli. ©
Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28577 ; Editions
Salabert. 4969
Crown Him; hymn-anthem, w Thomas
Kelly, m Allene K. Bixby; mixed
voices, with alto solo. © Feb. 16,
19383; E pub. 35010; White-Smith
music pub. co. 4970
Csardéis. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1938; E unp.
68526; Arthur Berger. 4971
Cuban glow; w and melody; in C.
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1983; E unp. 69451;
Grace Maria McClary. 4972
Cubana (La); rumba: pf. © 1 «
Mar. 16, 1933; E unp. 68877; Ger-
ard Carbonara. 4973
Cuckoo (The); by L. C. Daquin, arr.
Philip Gordon; woodwinds. Sc.
and pts. © Mar. 20, 1933; 'E pub.
35309; M. Witmark & sons. 4974
Cuddle in your daddy’s arms; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 28, 1933; E
unp. 69370; Ruth Graham. 4975
Cultivate that Roosevelt smile; w
May D. Helmcamp. © 1c. Mar. 30,
1933; E unp. 69514; Maude M.
Bailey. 4976
pt. III, 0. s., v. 28
Cup of gold; song, w Ethelyn Miller
Hartwich. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1933; E
unp. 68541; Florence Colby Bat-
tram. 4977
Dancer (The); valse petite, Maxim
Littoff; pf. © Feb. 9, 1933; E pub.
385283; Carl Fischer, inc. 4978
Dancing in the dawn; pf. © 1 «
Mar. 17, 1933; E unp. 68939; Benja-
min Gardiner Carpenter. 4979
Dancing sunbeams; intermezzo, Al|l-
bert Parker; violin and pf., with
teacher’s 2d violin pt. © Feb. 9,
1933; E pub. 35282; Carl Fischer,
ine. 4980
Dancing that old waltz again; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 14, 1933; E
unp. 68772; Sam Kavalsky. 4981
Dancing through the night; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp. 68723;
Henry Schumacher. 4982
Dancing with the one I love; Song.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1933; E unp. 68463;
Daniel Kuster. 4983
Dancing with you; fox-trot, w and m
Peter Forbes; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 6, 1983; HE for. 28778;) Cecil
Lennox, Itd. 4984
Dangerously yours; by L. E. De Fran-
cesco and Peter Brunelli, arr. P.
Brunelli; pf. conductor. © 1 «.
Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68488; Movie-
tone music corp. 4985
Daniel Webster’s horses; w Eliza-
beth Coatsworth, m Reginald C.
Robbins, of U.S.; bass or bar. ©
Dec, 15, 1932; E for. 28671; Hdi-
tions Maurice Sénart. 4986
Dans les prisons russes; czardas, H.
Ackermans, arr. Francis Salabert;
orch. ptes. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28545; Editions Salabert. 4987
chévre; par Arthur
© Deto db.) teen
Danse de la
Honegger; flite.
EH for. 28648; Editions Maurice
Sénart. 4988
Danza infantile; intermezzo, Giulio
de Micheli, op. 113; pf.-direzione.
© Dec. 15, 1982; E for. 28856; C.
Beltramo. 4889
Dark (The) clouds are drifting away ;
w and melody. © 1 ec. Mar. 11,
1633; E unp. 68699; Isadore Robert
Bernstein. 4990
216
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
5019
Dark eyes; Russian folk song, Eng-
lish version Glenn Visscher, m arr.
Henri Weber. © Mar. 24, 19338; H
pub, 35458; Belwin, inc. 4991
Dark moon; fox-trot, w Ann Ronell,
m Moises Simons, arr. Paul Weirick ;
orch. pts., with male trio arr. Rosa-
mond Johnson. © Mar. 28, 1933; E
pub. 35503; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 4992
Dark moon come out from the clouds
above; w Ann Ronell, m Moises
Simons. © Mar. 238, 1933; E pub.
35424; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 4993
Darling baby; pf. with w. © 1.
Mar. 25, 19383; E unp. 69260; El-
ston Sims. 4994
Darling, I love only you always; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1933;
E unp. 68304; Robert J. Drummond.
4995
David (Johann Nepomuk) Zwei kleine
priludien und fugen; in A moll .u.
G dur; orgel. © Nov. 10, 1932; E
for. 28569; Breitkopf & Hirtel. 4996
Dawn and sunset; melody romance,
Turner Layton; pf. © Jan. 5, 1933;
E for. 28682; Keith, Prowse & Co.,
ltd. 4997
Dawn in the wood; 4-pt. cho., poem
Nelle Richmond Eberhart, m Charles
Wakefield Cadman; women’s voices.
© Mar. 20, 1933; E pub. 35473;
H. T. FitzSimons co. 4998
Dawn (The) of a brighter day; song,
m Luther A. Clark. © 1c. Mar. 9,
1933; E unp. 68583; A. S. Daven-
port. 4999
Dawn of a brighter day; song. © 1
ce. Mar. 138, 19338; E unp. 687438;
Joseph P. Kelleher. 5000
Day breakin’ blues; w and melody R.
Evans and Harrison G. Smith. ©
1c. Feb. 25, 1933; E unp. 69073;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 5001
Day by day; song. © 1. Mar. 8,
1933; E unp. 68539; Clarke Fort-
ner, 5002,
Day out and day in; song, m F. J.
Townsend and H. DuRand Brandau.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1933: E unp. 69270;
Frederick James Townsend. 5003
Day (The) that I met you; Song, w
B. Bristow Owsley. © 1. Mar. 8,
1933; E unp. 68517; George Gold-
kette. 5004
Days gone by; viclin with w. ©1..
Mar. 22, 1933; E unp. 69146; Guy
D’Allura. 5005
Days gone bye; fox-trot song. ©
Mar. 6, 1983; E pub. 35230; Cono
Petitti. 5006
De golden gate; low voice. © Feb.
28, 1983; E pub. 35477; Cyrus H.
McCormick. 5007
De lVangélus de l’aube & Vangélus du
soir; de Edmond Marc; pf. ©
Dec. 15, 1932; EH for. 28686; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 5008
De tout mon coeur; valse, paroles
Pierre Bayle, m Gaston Claret; avec
accord de Vukulelee © Dee. 15,
1932; E for. 28595; Editions Sala-
bert. 5009
Deaf (The) boatman; Hungarian
popular text, English, Clement F.
Rogers, m Zoltan Kodaly; sop. 1, 2
and alto, unace. [English text
only] © Nov. 10, 19382; E for.
28691 ; Oxford university press. 5010
Dear little boy; song. © 1 c. Mar.
22, 1933; E unp. 69185; Lillian
Poole Palmason. 5011
Dear little mother of mine; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1933; E
unp. 69219; Hdward Thomas Sawell.
5012
w and melody, arr.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1933;
Walter A. Tapscott.
5013
Dear old days; waltz; melody with
Dear Louise;
Sadie Parrish.
E unp. 68502;
Dio ace. Cy le. Mar) 245) 1933)" B
unp. 69200; P. Spicacci. 5014
Dear old friend; song. © 1 c. Mar.
22, 1988: EH unp. 69181; Lillian
Poole Palmason. D015
Dearest brother; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 138, 1933; E unp. 68718; Josie
McCormack. 5016
Dearest dear; song. © 1. Feb. 16,
1933; E unp. 68516; Coze-Mine
Merced Wilson. 5017
Decepcion; barecarola; pf. con letra.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1933; E unp. 68884;
George M. Dada. 5018
Deep in my dreams, deep in the night;
fox-trot, w Joe Young, m Phil Bax-
ter; with ukulele arr. © Mar. 8,
1933; E pub. 35147; Leo Feist, inc.
5019
217
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5020
Deep melody of love; song, w Jerry
Hall. © 1 ¢. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp.
68372; Aaron Gonzalez, jr. 5020
Deiro’s (Guido) royal method for the
piano accordion; by Guido Deiro.
vod: © Mar. 6, 19333 AAG 7s4;
Nicomede music €o. 5021
Delibes (Clément Philibert Léo) Syl-
via dances; valse lente, w Frederick
H. Martens, m arr. Henry P. Cross;
mixed cho. © Feb. 6, 1933; E pub.
35041; Oliver Ditson co., ine. 5022
Demierre (Francois) 24 préludes;
dans tous les tons maj. et min., F.
Demierre. 2pits .©,. Decs sd halon -
E for. 28657; Editions Maurice Sen-
ark. 50238
Depression (The); song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69317; Frank
C. Garcia. 5024
Depression (The) blues; song; [ac-
cordion] © Feb. 10, 1933; E pub.
35415; Leslie C. Groff. 53025
Depression blues; fox trot, m H. S.
Perkins and Tom Meadows; pf.,
with w and banjo chord indications.
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1933; E unp. 68828;
Harold Stanley Perkins. 5026
Depression (The) is over and pros-
perity is back to stay; w and mel-
ody, with harmony indications. ©
1@..' Mar. 6,' 1933; ump. 68425 ;
Bernard Shapiro. 5027
Derniéres nurseries; par D.-E. Inghel-
brecht. .G°.recueil. . 1..Pf——2. .ef.,
a4 4 mains. © Dec. 15, 19382; E for.
28614, 28615; Editions Salabert.
5028, 5029
Desde que te conozco; vals, letra y
m Luisa Gonzalez. © Feb. 24, 1933;
E for. 28915; Southern music pub.
C6.; Ane; 5030
Desquite (El) ; tango, letra Nicolas A.
Trimani, m Juan Polito; pf. y violini
divist. “©: Dee; 15; 1982) 3H tert
28561; Editions Salabert. 5031
Deutscher fOohn; marsch, Ernst Hanf-
staengl; klavier. © Jan. 31, 1933;
E for. 28775; Ed. Bote & G. Bock.
5032
Deutsches barock; suite, frei nach
alten meistern, Alois Pachernegg;
kleines orch. Partitur. © June 30,
1932; E for. 28740; Ries & Erler,
Sim 6b. A. 5033
pt. 111, n. s., Vv. 28
Deux (Les) guitares; chanson-tzigane,.
paroles Lucien Boyer, arr. musical
Francis Salabert; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for..
28601; Editions Salabert. 5034
Deuxiéme album Salabert; 10 danses.
modernes célebres pour saxophone
alto mi bémol, compilation Francis
Salabert. © Dee. 15, 1932; E for.
28611; Editions Salabert. 5035.
Devant le miroir; capricious inter-
mezzo, L. E. De Francesco, arr.
Peter Brunelli; pf.-conductor. © 1
e. Mar. 23, 1933 > iy ienpaieszad ;
Movietone music corp. 5036.
Devil (The) took advantage of me;
fox trot, w and m Dot Dillon. ©
lic. Feb. 25, 193838; Ei unpa Gha08;
Dorothy Dillon. 5037
Dichosa (La) suegra; son, letra y ™
Ju‘io Brito, arr. Alfredo Brito. ©
Feb. 24, 1933; E for. 28914; South-
ern music pub. ¢o., ine. D088.
Dickory’s horse; w from the Observer,
m and actions Anne Harding Thomp-
son; pf. .© Mar. 10, 1933; for
28704; Novello & co., ltd. 5039
Ditson (The) junior string quartet
album; compiled and arr. Ralph G.
Winslow. Sc. and pts. © Mar. 17,
1933; E pub. 35568; Oliver Ditson.
COs He 5040:
Ditson (The) string quartet album;
compiled and ed. Karl Rissland ; pts.
bk. 1. © Mar. 15,1982) Bab:
35569; Oliver Ditson co., inc. S041
Divertimento militare; yv. Leopold
Mozart, ftir den konzertgebrauch
hrsg. Erich Kleiber; orch. Partitur.
© Dec. 12, 1932; E for. 29044; Ed.
Bote & G. Bock. 5042
Divertissement; for piano and cham-
ber orch., Heinrich Gebhard; 2 pfs.
© Feb. 7, 1983; FE pub. Sus52.) ee
Schirmer music co. 5043
Divertissements sur un theme pas-
toral;: par Gabriel Pierné, op. 49;
orch.” Partition... (© Dec 13, aia
E for. 28616; Editions Salabert.
5044
Divine; by Hubert Bauersachs, op.
48; violine and pf. © Mar. 8, 1933;
E pub. 35136; H. T. Bauersachs &
co. 5045
—w E. M. Cooper, m Teddy Bauer.
©) Mar. 8.1933: E pub. Sodamuseee
Marie Cooper and Hubert Bauer-
sachs. 5046:
218
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
Dixie dew; w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 16. 19833; E unp. 68865; Ray
Genung. 5047
Dixieland: w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 28, 1933; E unp. 69372; August
Folker. 5048
Do you know; w and m Leslie Sarony ;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 28, 1933;
E for. 28531; Campbell, Connelly &
co., ltd. 5049
Does it Mean what it might; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp.
68325; Florence L. Zepf. 5050
Doin’ the Eskimo dance; song. ©1c.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68374; Mark
A. Weber. 5051
Doin’ what I please; w Andy Razaf,
m Thomas Waller. © Feb. 20, 1933;
E pub. 35021; Lawrence music pub-
lishers, ine. 5052
Dolce sera; serenata, Giovanni Brus-
so; pf.-direzione. © Dec. 15, 1932;
E for. 28777; C. Beltramo. 5053
Don Alonso’s treasure; operetta in
two acts, m Arthur A. Penn, arr.
Charles J. Roberts; orch. pts. ©
Jan. 9, 1933; E pub. 35300; Carl
Fischer, ine. 5054
Don’t call me sweetheart; song, m
Stan Tucker; pf. treble. © 1 «©.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 684383; W. L.
Philastre. 5055
Don’t cry little pal; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1933; E unp. 68794;
Lewis Ponzio and John Adelizzi.
5056
Don’t follow me; melody. © 1c. Mar.
28, 19383; E unp. 69405; IJTuba
Somach. 5057
Don’t lie about love; w and m Karl
King and George Jones. © 1c. Mar.
11, 1983; E unp. 68679; Carl W.
Schwotzer. 5058
Don’t take me back to the chain gang;
w Ed. Condon and G. Autry, and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1933; EB
unp. 68656; Gene Autry. 5059:
Don’t treat me like a dog; w and
melody D. Williams. © 1 e¢. Mar.
16, 1983; E unp. 68897; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 5060
Don’t you hear me ealling, mother;
song, m Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1 ec. Mar. 15, 1983; E unp. 68848;
Emma Ball. 5061
9
a
5075
Dorothy; w and m Betty Kratz; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68245;
Elizabeth Kratz. 5062
waltz, w and m John P. Scott
and Dorothy E. Borchers. © Feb.
27, 1933; E pub. 35465; Walter A.
Quincke. 5063
Doughboys (The); march; band pts.,
with w. © Mar. 20, 1933; E pub.
05446; Frank Frank. 5064
Dover Beach; w Matthew Arnold, m
Reginald C. Robbins; bass or bar.
© Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 28670; Edi-
tions Maurice Sénart. 5065
Down by the sally gardens; w W. B.
Yeats, air: The maids of Mourne
Shore, arr. Arthur E. Hall; male
Enon) PNA t22) POS R* Tpit:
35437; Galaxy music corp. 5066
Down lover’s lane; w Ida M. Hood,
Don ?York’* ©@il ec” Mars 20, 1933
E unp. 68983; National music pub.
co. 5067
Down south in Dixie; song. m Mar-
garet Allison Bonds. © 1 c. Mar.
381, 1933; E unp. 69522; Mae Jack
Cheek. 5068
Down sweetheart’s lane; w and m
Mike Benton, pf. arr. Marcus Bart-
lett; with ukulele arr. Perry Bech-
tel © 1c. Mar. 9, 1933: BE unp.
68574; Mitchell McIver Benton.
5069
Down that weeping willow lane; w
and melody... © ic Mar. 2 1933:
E unp. 68288; Joseph Anthony
Kushner. 5070
Down the trail of golden sunshine;
w and melody. © Mar. 14, 1933;
E unp. 68773; Morty: Berk. 5071
Downhearted blues; song, m Joe Bres-
land : pf... treble:) @©na “eh Web. 724.
1933; E unp. 68456; Steve Powers.
5072
Draggin’ around with you; w Martin
C. Unden, melody Pauline Story.
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1933; E unp. 69445:
Martin Unden. 5073
Dramatische ouverture; v. Franz von
Blons jorchy. stimmen. © Jane, 1:
1933 ; E for. 28738; Gebrtider Hug &
co. 5074
Dream girl of the mountains: song.
© 1 ce. Mar. 27, 1938; E unp. 69335;
Ethel Grace Zander. 5075
19
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5076
Dream lover; w L. Everett Burnham.
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1933:
“EE unp. 69464; Breachford Burn-
ham. 5076
Dream of the shepherdess; idylle, solo
or duet, Aug. Labitzky, op. 45. arr.
Albert Adam; pf. acc. 1. Hawaiian
steel guit—2. Spanish guit. © Mar.
21, 1933; E pub. 353838, 35404; Cen-
tury music pub. co. DO0TT, 5078
Dream song; melody, with pf. ace.
© 1 c. Mar. 24, 1933; E unp. 69215;
Norman Worth Hawes. D079
Dream waltz; song. ©. 1c Mar. 1,
1933; E unp. 68235; Celia Abeles.
5080
w James Alexander, Stewart
MacDonald.
EK unp. 683835;
Meek.
m
Alexander
5081
Dreaming alone in the twilight; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1. Mar. 13, 1933; E unp.
68717; Clarence M. Johnson. 5082
Dreams; song, m Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1933; E unp.
68854; Maidee Foster. 5083
w Charles Bancroft, m Oscar J.
Fox. 1. In G—2. In F.—=3. In E
flat. © Feb. 28, 1933; E pub. 35053 ;
Theodore Presser co. 5084
w to
up.
5085
mel-
James
Dreams of you; pf. treble, with
cho. ©1e. Mar. 24, 1933; E
69224; Emerson Barnes Weir.
Dreamy Alabama moon; w and
ody. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp.
68414; John R. Wolter. 5086
Dreamy minuet; w Paul Francis Web-
ster, melody John Jacob Loeb. ©
1 ‘ce. Mar. 14, 19383; EH unp. 68787;
Leo. Feist, ‘inc. 5O8T
Drifted apart; song. © 1 ¢. Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 68412; Allen Duane
Bronson. 5088
Drifting and dreaming, sweet para-
dise; fox-trot, w Haven Gillespie, m
Egbert Van Alstyne, Erwin R.
Schmidt and Loyal Curtis, arr.
Harry Stanley and George A. Bron-
son; Hawaiian steel guit., with cho.
arr. for 3 guits., and for solo in E
maj., and ukulele arr.; in diagram.
© June 21, 1932; E pub. 35515; L.
B. Curtis. 5089
Drifting down the river; song. ©1c.
Mar. 7. 1933; E unp. 68492; Lois
Wills Stanton. 5090
© 1 c. Mar. 3, 1983; |
pt. BY) nessa
Drifting on the old Qhio; song. ©
1 @. Mar. 21, 1983; EH) unp. 69057 ;:
Charlotte Hubbard. 5091
Du bist mein grosses erlebnis, du
kleine frau; lied wu. tango, aus
Prinzessin fiir eine nacht, gesangs-
texte Hans Pflanzer, m Victor Cor-
zilius, arr. Fred Ralph; orch. stim-
men. © Jan. 2, 1933; E for. 28996 ;.
Edition Neruda. 5092
tango, w Hans Pflanzer, m Vic-
tor Corzilius, klavier arr. Harry
Waldau. © Oct. 29, 1932; E for.
28998; Edition Neruda. 5093.
Du mein liebes, mein schénes Berlin;
aus Robert und Bertram, w Gunther
Bibo u. Peter Klaus, m Karl Buch-
holz u. Herbert Bergmann. © Dee.
31, 1932; E for. 28931; Crescendo.
theaterverlag, G. m. b. H.
— spezial-arr. K.
Buchholz; salon-orch. stimmen. ©
Jan. 1, 1933; E for. 28930; Cres-.
cendo theaterverlag, G. m. b. H.
5095
Duettino; by Neva Garner Green-
wood; 2 violins; pf. ace. © Mar.
21, 1933; E pub. 35478; HB: D Pitz—
Simons co. 5096.
Dungeon dirge; song. © 1 ¢c Mar.
10, 1933; E unp. 68668; Robert Liy-
ingston Vance. 5097
Each little moment; w Jimmy White,
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933;
E unp. 68378; Clovis Miller. 5098:
East of Suez; intermezzo orientale,
Carol Strebor; band pts., with con-
ductor. © Jan. 16, 1933; HE pub.
35254; Carl Fischer, inc. 5099:
Easter (An) hallelujah; anthem,
Biblical text, m Frank Wrigley;
mixed voices, with sop. or ten. solo,
organ acc. © Feb. 16, 1933; E pub.
35009; White-Smith music pub. co.
5100:
Easter (An) song; by Russell Brough-
ton; trumpet 1, 2, trombone 1, 2
and timpani. © Mar. 6, 19383; E
pub. 353138; H. W. Gray co. 5101
Easter song; w anon., m Matthew Na-
thaniel Lundquist; mixed voices.
© Mar. 20, 1933; E pub. 35486; Con-
cordia pub. house. 5102
Easter (An) spring song; by Garth
Edmundson; organ. © Mar. 4,
1933; E pub. 35214; J. Fischer &
bro. 5103
220
5094 -
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
5131
Easy rhythm; pf. with w. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 22, 1983; E unp. 69130; John
Huftington. 5104
Easy study in dynamics; on 5 notes;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp.
68968 ; Jessie Drummer Baetz. 5105
Echo from the hills; intermezzo,
Renée Miles; pf. © Feb. 9, 19338;
E pub. 35284; Carl Fischer, ine.
5106
Echo (The) on the hill; song, m James
L, Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Mar. 13, 1933; E unp. 68712; For-
rest Crockett. 5107
Echoes; w Danford Barney, m Ewald
Hann, ©..Feb. 24, 1933; H. for.
29015; G. Ricordi & co. 5108
Echoes from Germany; by Carl Gie-
sen, arr. Charles J. Roberts; band
pts., with conductor. © Jan. 16,
19383; E pub. 35251; Carl Fischer,
inc. 5109
Echoes of love; waltz, w Marjorie
Harper, and melody. © 1c. Mar.
28, 1983; E unp. 69407; Carman
Laurino. 5110
Edeson (Donald) ‘Three old English
sones; w Thomas Weelkes, John
Chalkhill and W. Shakespeare, m
D. Edeson. © Feb. 23, 1933; E for.
28675; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine.
with John G. Murdoch & co., ltd.
5111
EKgyptian Rose; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 1, 1933: E unp. 68238; Dudley
Billings Reed. 5112
Ei wohl eine schéne zeit; Osterreich-
ische volksweise, kleine liedkantate,
m Carl Gerhardt; hohe stimmen u.
alle vorhandenen blasinstrumente,
violine 1, 2 u. cello. Partitur. ©
Dec. 29, 1932; E for. 28763; Wil-
helm Hansen. 5113
Eleanor; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 68402; Edwin J. Car-
roll. 5114
Hleanor blue; pf.. with w. ©1.«
Mar. 23, 1983; E unp. 69227; Fi-
nette Pidcoe. 5115
song: © 1 ¢..Mar. 28, 19383; E
unp. 69151; Evalyn Garrett Becker.
5116
Elégie; par Marguerite Roesgen-
Champion; violon et pf. © Dec.
15, 19382; E for. 28650; Editions
Maurice Sénart. 5117
Hlegy; from Downland suite, John
Ireland; pf. © Feb. 23, 1933; E for.
28535; Edwin Ashdown, ltd. 5118
Elegy of love; w Leo Rudin; pf. ©
1c Mar. 20, 19383; E unp. 68999;
Jessie Malin. 5119
Hlephant (The) never forgets; w R. P.
Weston and Bert Lee, m Harris
Weston; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
14, 1983; E for. 28900; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd. 5120
HEllaree; m Burrell Van Buren; pf.
with w. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1933; H
unp. 69264; William L. Stooksbury.
FAL
Elle était du nord; 6/8 one-step, pa-
roles Jack Cazol, m A. Calabrése;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © Dec.
15, 19382; E for. 28573; Editions
Salabert. lia
Elopement blues; song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
10, 1933; E unp. 68669; Robert Liv-
ingston Vance. 5123
Hlverh¢gi; Dansk folkevise, melodi fra
Stevns, for strygeorkester, Herman
Sandby. Partitur. © July 20, 1931;
EK for. 28904; Skandinavisk og Bo-
rups musikforlag agtieselskab.
5124
Empty (An) shell; w and melody. ©
1 c. Mar. 17, 1983; E unp. 68901;
Howard Miller Rhines. 5125
En mi rancho hay una flor; ranchera,
paroles argentines Juan A. Caruso,
m Luis Teisseire; pf. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 28558; Hditions Sala-
bert. 5126
Enchantment; by Clarence Kohlmann,
arr. Orlando A. Mansfield; organ.
© Feb. 28, 1983; E pub. 35052;
Theodore Presser Co. 5127
End (The) of the party; fox-trot,
William Spielter; pf. conductor. ©
1c. Mar. 30, 1933; EH unp. 69478;
Movietone music corp. 5128
End (The) of the trail; pf. treble
with w. ©1ce. Mar. 7, 1933; E unp.
68460; Fred Shorey Campbell.
5129
Enfantines ; 12 piéces, Roger Pillonel ;
pi acaba (Or Dece dp, 1932" H) for:
28660; Editions Maurice Sénart.
5130
Enfants (Les) s’amusent; paroles
Paul Marinier et Pierre Humble. m
Philippe Parés. © Dec. 15, 1982;
EK for. 28613; Editions Salabert.
5131
221
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5132
Episode; song, w J. H. Shelton and
Betzi Beaton. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933;
E unp. 69349; James H. Shelton.
5132
Erin awake; song, w Emma A. Schrey-
er. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1933; E unp.
69230; Frank R. Schreyer. 5133
Erin! dear Erin; song. © 1c. Feb.
13, 1933; E unp. 68976; Anna
Meakin. 5134
Es gibt nur ein Berlin; marsch, w W.
Kollo u. Hans Pflanzer, m Willi
Kollo, arr. Hartwig von Platen;
orch. stimmen. © Jan. 20, 1933; E
for. 28974; Edition Meisel & co., G.
mo. Je 5135
Es muss ein grosses wunder sein;
walzer, aus First Seppl, w Will Mei-
sel, m Friedrich Jung; orch. stim-
men. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 28967;
Edition Meisel & co., G. m. b. H.
5136
Es war einmal ein musikus; tango, w
u. m Friedrich Schwarz, arr. Franz
Stolzenwald; orch. stimmen. ©
Jan. 16, 1983; E for. 28975; Edition
Meisel & co., G. m. b. H. 5137
Esaborio; pasodoble; orech. ptes. ©
Feb. 1, 1933; EH for. 28622; A Urme-
neta. 5138
Espagnole; suite, James M. Fulton;
band pts., with conductor. © Feb.
28, 1933; E pub. 35481; Fillmore
bros. co. 5139
Esperanza; tango, dal film Tre uomini
in frack, parole M. Galdieri, ver-
sione spagnola Tito Schipa, m Um-
berto Mancini; orch. parti. © Jan.
15, 1933; E for. 28838; Caesar film.
5140
Essek (Paul) 30 spezial-etiiden; in
den ersten fiinf lagen ftir violine,
OM 50. SC) uly 22... 1932 nner.
28984; Gebr. Hug & co. 5141
Etudes; 4 la premiére position dans
les tons maj. et min. les plus usités.
Diversité de. rythmes et de coups
d’archets, F. Gerlier. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 28643; E. Gaudet.
5142
Etudes-caprices; von R. Kreutzer, mit
analytischen studien, Otakar Sev¢ik,
op. 26; hft. 3, nrs. 20-31. © Dec. 30,
1932; E for. 28989; Ol. Pazdirek.
5143
Euryanthe; grosse romantische oper,
dichtung Helmine von Chezy, m C. M.
yon Weber, neubearb. Hermann Wei-
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
gert. Klavierauszug mit text. ©
Nov. 7, 19382; E for. 28870; Edition
Adler, G. m. b. H. 5144
Evening; song. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1933;
E unp. 68670; Robert Livingston
Vance. 5145
Evening service; in B min., Hugh
Blair, rev. and ed. with new matter,
Ivor Atkins; mixed voices, organ
ace. © Feb. 28, 1933; E for. 28619;
Novello & co., 1td. 5146
Evening song; w William Miles, m
Raymond Brown. © 1 e. Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 68380; Raymond Bau-
man. 5147
Ever since I fell in love; fox-trot, w
and m Godfrey C. Bond. © 1 «.
Jan. 25, 1933; E unp. 66793; Donald
Fairbairn. 5148
Ever since that lucky day; w Herbert
Lumley, m Pat Thayer; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 14, 1933; E for.
28898 ; Francis, Day & Hunter, lid.
5149
Evergreen (The) valley; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1933; E unp.
68914; Johnnie L. Andree. 5150
Every little thing; song. © 1c. Mar.
13, 19383; E unp. 68738; James Wil-
liam Smith. 5151
Everyone is happy; duet, w Pamela
Mason, m Jeanne Sterling. © 16.
Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 69468; Mar-
gery Featherston and Esther Weikel.
5152
Everything reminds me of you; song.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1933; E unp. 68283;
Gordon William Jensen. 5153
song. © 1 c. Mar 25.0 aaa
unp. 69239; Valeria Hill Brown.
5154
Everything’s goin’ to be all right; fox
trot; pf. with w. @ deli Mar,
1933; E unp. 69072; Francis Joseph
James Bezy. 5155
Ev'ry one is in slumberland, but just
we two: w Gene Brown, m George
Moore and Chester Nordman; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 25, 193838; H
pub. 35429; Shattinger piano and
music co. 5156
Ey’ryone remembers but you; w and
melody Benny Davis and Ben Oak-
land. ©1c. Mar. 10, 1933; E unp.
68757 ; Famous music corp. 5157
Extra; w and melody. © 1 c. Mar.
21, 1933; E unp. 69063; Benjamin
Abert and Abe Jacobs. 5158
222
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
Eyes that shine; song. © 1. Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 68371; Joe Barilla.
5159
Fairest (The) flowers that grow;
song, m Leo HE. Mahoney. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 30, 1983; E unp. 69486; John
C. Mahoney. 5160
Fairies’ (The) good-night; song. ©
1 «. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68243;
Agnes Elizabeth Rose. 5161
Fairy (The) ring; song, w C. F. Dex-
ter, m arr. M. M. McDonald. ©1c.
Mar. 1, 19383; E unp. 68232; Carolyn
F, Dexter and Mary M. McDonald.
5162:
Fairy-tale; by Jonny Heykens; orch.
pts. © Jan. 20, 1933; E for. 28863 ;
United music publishers, ltd. 51638
Faith and loyalty; song, m Ray Hib-
beler. © Feb. 6, 1933 ; E pub. 35335;
Hilda Reynolds. 5164
Faith turns the night into the day;
hymn, w by and m arr. U. Utley.
© Feb. 15, 1933; E pub. 35112; Ul-
dine Utley. 5165
Falling leaves; song, m Burrell Van
Buren; pf. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1933; HB
unp. 68519; Ruth Estella Demmitt.
5166
Fanfares of radio land; march fan-
fare, East Lear; conductor’s sc. ©
1 e. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp. 68706;
Charles East Lear. 5167
FantOme; valse, paroles Maurice Au-
bret, m H. Ackermans; avee accord
de Vukulelee © Dec. 15, 1932; HE
for. 28565; Editions Salabert. 5168
Farmer’s (The) daughter’s wedding
day; w Ned Washington and Herb
Magidson, melody Allie Wrubel. ©
1 @. Mar. 25, 1938; E unp. 69341;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc. 5169
Fassbinder (Der); walzer, old mel-
ody, new arr.; ist violin. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 9, 19838; E unp. 68512; Peter
Miller. 5170
Father, teach us to know; 2-pt., w
Tyrone King, m Cecil Ellis, arr. Wil-
liam Coburn; treble voices. © Feb.
10, 1933; E pub. 35012; Select music
co. 5171
Feed My lambs; hymn, w and m La
Bella De Janvier, harmonized A.
Younger. © Jan. 17, 1933; E pub.
30432; Lydia B. De Janvier and
Aimee Younger. 5172
5186
Feeling blue; song. © 1 ¢. Jan. 27.
1933; E unp. 69469; Francis Baker-
Smith. Deee
Feet, take me home; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68349; John
Dale. 5174
Fenster (Die) auf, der lenz ist da;
walzer, aus Johann Strauss, der
k. u. k. hofballmusikdirektor, w
Ernst Neubach, m Hans May, nach
Joh. Strauss, spezial arr. Mac Ayn;
orch. stimmen. © Aug. 1, 1932; E
for. 29002; Edition Karl Briill,
5175
Fest auf Monbijou; suite in 5 s&tzen,
Hermann Wunsch, op. 50; kleines
orch. Se. © Jan: 3, 1933; E for.
28906; Ernst Eulenburg. 5176
Festal (A) psalm; from Psalm 98, m
W. Gillies Whittaker; male cho. ©
Jan. 12, 1983; E for. 28792; Oxford
university press. S177
Fiddler Joe, diddle-iddle-iddle-iddle-
um; w and m Rex London and Algy
More; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
16, 1983; E for. 28989; Huntley
Trevor music co., ltd. 5178
Fifth nocturne; solo or duet, J. Ley-
bach, arr. Albert Adam; pf. acc.
1. Hawaiian steel guit—2. Spanish
guit. © Mar. 21, 1933; E pub. 35384,
30403 ; Century music pub. co.
5179, 5180
Fighting (The) cadets; song. © Mar.
8, 1933; E pub. 35104; William
Henry Beardsworth. 5181
Fill the glasses to Roosevelt; w and
melody. © 1. Mar. 30, 1933; E
unp. 69496; Henry C. Harding. 5182
Filomena; fox trot, m Cesare Augusto
Ciociano, arr. G. Filippini; orch.
parti, con versi. © Nov. 1, 1932; EB
for. 28827; E. M. Chiappo. 5183
Fils (Le) de Mickey; de Bidon dor,
Henry, Verdun’) pr) ©’ Dee! 45;
1932; E for. 28588; Editions Sala-
bert. 5184
Finding the brighter side; song, w
SS. Ce Pe Oretatec sive. wee. One Hy
unp. 69422; Alice J. Condon. 5185
First (The) thing I knew; w and m
Gus Kahn and Con Conrad and
Jimmy Campbell. © 1. Mar. 29,
1933; E unp. 69433; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 5186
223
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5187
First (The) thing I knew—Con.
w Gus Kahn and Jimmy Camp-
bell, m Con Conrad and Reg Con-
nelly.. © 1 c. Mar..6, 1933; BE unp.
69068; Campbell, Connelly, ine.
5187
Flight (The) of the bumblebee; by N.
Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. William M.
Peltons pr (©? Mar. a 49s3ee
pub. 35168; Theodore Presser co.
5188
Floral (A) fancy; intermezzo, Robert
S. Thornton; pf. © Feb. 17, 1933;
E for. 28533; Walsh, Holmes & ©Co.,
ltd. 5189
Flower song; solo or duet, Gustave
Lange, arr. Albert Adam; pf. acc. 1.
Hawaiian steel guit.—2. Spanish
ful.) ©y Mar.> 21, 31933)" 2) spub:
35386, 35402; Century music pub. co.
5190, 5191
Flowers that fade in the fall; waltz
song, m Bertha Fisher Johnson. ©
Mar. 16, 1933; E pub. 35209; Rich-
ard Sylvester Johnson. 5192
Follow America on; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1933; E unp. 69062;
Sparty J. Nardone, jr. 5193
Follow me; hymn, w George D. Wat-
son, set to hymn tune Tucker, arr.
@iMMeb. 249119332 SS pubs 35056 ;
George W. Cooke. 5194
Following Foster’s footsteps; dramusi-
cal in 1 act, bk. Henry A. Schauffler,
m Gordon Balch Nevin; women’s
voices. Voc. sc. © Mar. 17, 1933;
D 28417; J. Fischer & bro. 5194*
Fool (A) in love; w George McQueen,
m Sid Lippman; with ukulele arr.
©? Mar.) 46; 1938;9cH pub!)/35222 ;
Irving Berlin, ine. 5195
For it’s jig-saw puzzle time; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1933; H
unp. 69379; Ethel Janette Rhodes.
5196
For me; fox-trot song, m Burrell Van
Buren :.pt., .©1, ¢.. Mar... 07, A938’:
E unp. 68907; Frank A. Hempier.
5197
For me He careth; anthem, w H.
Bonar, m Joseph Fletcher; solo and
mixed cho. © Mar. 21, 1933; E pub.
35357; Robin Ellis. 5198
For you I’d die my Betty dear; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Mar. 28, 1933; HB
unp. 693896; Clarence Le Roy
Witham. 5199
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Forget me not; funeral march. ©
1 @ Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69318;
Julius Jaffe. 5200
Forget the past; from Broadway bad,
w Sidney D. Mitchell, m Harry Akst,
arr. Wm. Spielter. © Feb. 28, 1933;
E pub. 35044; Movietone music
corp. 5201
Forgive and forget; song, w Murry
Goodrich. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1933; E
unp. 68805; Michail Gorsky. 5202
——w and m Mike Benton; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Mar. 9, 19383; E
unp. 68575; Mitchell McIver Ben-
ton. 5203
w and m Nat Johns, Clay Keyes
and P. Zeppelli; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 28678; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 5204
Forte (Pasquale) Nocturne; pf.
1 c. Mar. 23, 1983; E unp. 69170;
Pasquale Forte. 5205
Forward we go; w and melody. ©
1.c. Mar. 27, 19383; E unp. 69354;
Harvey J. Lebo. 5206
Fournier (Jean) Symphonie; op. 23;
grand orch. Partition. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 28655; Editions Mau-
rice Senart. 5207
Fox (Sam) atmospheric series; by R.
Drigo, J. S. Zamecnik, L. HE. De
Francesco and others; pf.-conductor.
v. 3. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub. 35023;
Sam Fox pub. co. 5208
Fox (Sam) music hour orchestra fo-
lio; arr. J. S. Zamecnik; 1st violin
(a) v. 1. © Mar. 24, 1933; E pub.
35354; Sam Fox pub. co. 5209
Fox-trot in key of C; op. 1; melody,
with pf. ace. © 1 c. Mar. 18, 1983;
E unp. 68986; Lewis L. Ward. 5210
Franklin D. Roosevelt; march for pf.,
with vocal trio, w Irving Caesar,
m William H. Woodin. © Mar. 15,
1933; E pub. 35002; Miller music,
ine. 5211
Fraternal order of eagles; song, arr.
Harry Ludwig. © 1 cc. Mar. 23,
1933; E unp. 69154; Bert Morris.
5212
Freche (Die) muus; foxtrot, w Ger-
hard Ebeler, m Hans Otten. © Jan.
1, 1983; E for. 28752; G. Ebeler-
verlag. 5213
224
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
Freight train blues; w and melody
Kid Coley and Cliff Hayes. ©1e.
Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 69080; South-
ern muSic pub. co., inc. 5214
Friend, spend; song, and prose intro-
duction Vanishing money. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 17, 19338; E unp. 68950; Arthur
H. Meyer. 5215
Frog (The); humorous pt.-song, w
F. EK. Weatherly, m Ernest Newton;
sop. or 1st ten., mezzo-sop., 2nd ten.
or bar., and bass. © Mar. 10, 1933;
E for. 28702; Novello & co., Itd.
5216
Frohe fahrt; potpourri, Carl Rainer ;
gem. chor, mit klavier o. kleinem
orch. Klavierauszug. © Aug. 12,
1932; E for. 28995; Gebr. Hug & co.
5217
From foreign shores; 2d book of musi-
cal travelogues, John Thompson; pf.
© Mar. 30, 19383; E pub. 35514;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc. 5218
From Kansas to New Orleans; song,’
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arm. © 1 ¢) Mar. 27, 1933; E unp.
69300; Raymond Braud. 5219
From me to you; w and m Wayne
King, F. Andre and Nat Conney;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 6, 1933;
E pub. 35085; M. Witmark & sons.
5220
From now till eternity; song, melody
Lewis Raymond. © 1 e¢. Mar. 6,
1933; EH unp. 68442; Walter Bishop.
5221
Fruit jar blues; w and melody Austin
Allen. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933; E unp.
69076; Southern music pub. co., ine.
5222
Fiiglistaller (Carl) Sechs lieder; op.
15, nach alemannischen ged. aus
Madlee bearb. Hermann Burte. ©
Sept. 20, 1932; E for. 28993; Carl
Fiiglistaller. 5223
Fiir’s kinderherz; kinder u. spiellieder,
fiir klavier, mit nachspielen bearb.
M. P. Heller, of Germany, op. 90. ©
May 4, 1982; E for. 28933; Richard
Birnbach. 5224
Fughetta scherzando; by John H.
Yates; organ. © Mar. 22, 1933;
E pub. 35863; H. W. Gray co.
5225
piano
An-
Galla-Rini concert album for
accordion; selected and arr.
22
5239
tonio Galla-Rini. v. 2. © Jan. 5,
1933; E pub. 35289; Carl Fischer,
inc. 5226
Gambler’s return; w and melody Jim-
mie Davis. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1933;
EK unp. 69100; Southern music pub.
co., inc. years
Game preserve; march, A. L. Meyers;
band pts. © Feb. 28, 1933; E pub.
35430; Fillmore bros. co. 5228
Gay love shines; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Mary Vase 1938 Hi un GSie2e5. ee
Rutchik. 5229
Gebhard (Hans) Fantasie; op. 18;
orgel. © Mar. 4, 1933; E for. 28912;
B. Schott’s sdhne. 5230
Gee but you’re sweet; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 693824;
O. L. Lee. 5231
General Pershing; march, one or two-
step, Carl D. Vandersloot; pf. ac-
cordion arr. © Mar. 16, 1933; HE
pub. 35220; Harry J. Lincoln.
5232
General William Booth enters into
heaven; rhapsody, w Nicholas
Vachel Lindsay, m Philip James;
male cho., with ace. of trumpet in
C. trombone, bass drum, etc., pf. 1,
pf. 2 interchangeable with organ.
© Mar. 6, 1983; E pub. 35084; M.
Witmark & sons. 5233
Georgia! All hail; bi-centennial song.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 68453 ;
William Thomas Pearman. 5234
Georgia moon is calling me; w Ellen
Lynne, m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1933; E unp. 68477;
Rose Ellen Larson. 5239
Georgiana waltz; by Frank Georgi-
ana: pt. “© 2 ec) Mar. 25)71933;
unp. 69417; George Georgiana.
5236
Gettin’ the bird; melody Elli Bellare.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1983; E unp. 69081 ;
Southern music pub. e@o., ine. 5237
Getting more; song, m Burrell Van
Buren 2 pt. ©riet Mar. 17, 19835
E unp. 68908; Frank A Hempler.
5238
Gewehr tber; marsch, Willi Thiele;
Klavier, ©? van '31, 19835". for.
28776; Ed. Bote & G. Bock. 5239
Gib mir noch vor torschluss, einen
kuss als vorschuss; slowfox, aus
Hochzeit auf Japata, w Jan van
D
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5240
Gib mir noch vor torschluss—Con.
Hera u. W. W. Goetze, m Walter W.
Goetze, arr. Ed. Kiinneke; orch.
stimmen. © Jan. 5, 1932; E for.
28986; Edition Neruda. 5240
Gifts; song. © 1 ce. Mar. 22, 1933;
E unp. 69190; Lillian Poole Palma-
son, 5241
Gimmi [sic] just a little bit o’ love;
song, m Burrell Van Buren; pf. ©
1 c. Mar. 25; 19383; E unp. 69261;
Charles J. Knobloch. 5242
Gioccndo; violin and pf. © 1 ¢. Mar.
@ 1983; “BH unp.. 68435" Marvin
Dewey Hurd. 5243
Gipsy (The) bridegroom; waltz; voice
or cello with pf. ace. © 1 e¢. Oct.
31, 1932; E unp. 68797; Kate Archer.
5244
Gipsy capers: pi; ©-.1° Gr Mar e239,
1933; E unp. 69455; Louise Clark.
5245
Gipsy-maske; song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 28,
1933; E unp. 68210; Melle Roseff.
5246
Girl (The) at Ruffs’ crossing: w and
melody... © 1%. Mar 28,’ 193370 0)
unp. 69388; Bessie Fligger. 5247
Girl (The) next door; written and
composed Tommie Connor and Tom-
mie Everett; with ukulele arr. Al-
vin D. Keech. © Mar. 28, 1933;
E for. 29066; B. Feldman & co.
5248
Girl of my heart; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Mar. 13, 1983; E unp. 68728; Cath-
erine White. 5249
Girl of the badger pines; w and mel-
ody Lucille Sopin. © 1. Mar. 28,
1933: E unp. 69377; Lucille Sopin-
ski. 5250
Girl on tiptoe; by Eastwood Lane; pf.
© Mar. 10. 1933; E pub. 35218:
J. Fischer & bro. 5251
Girls’ songs for seafarers: unison, w
Hamish Maclaren, m Alec Robert-
son. © Feb. 9, 1933; E for. 28788;
Oxford univ. press. 5252
Give back your love to me; w Lou
Howard, m Les Lyons. © 1 ¢. Feb.
27, 1983; E unp. 68445; Raymond
L. Howard. 5253
Give ear to my voice, O Lord; anthem
w from Psalms, m Edward Ship-
pen Barnes; mixed voices and sop
|
pt. 107, n. s., v. 28
solo, ad lib.: organ ace. © Mar. 3,
1933; E pub. 35268; Carl Fischer
ine. 5254
Give me a break; w and melody. ©
1. ¢ Mar. 2, 1933. Eup. G8285;
Peggy Tone. 5255
Give me a song; song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
18, 1933; E unp. 69018; Harold
Leand. 5256
Give me back every kiss; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1933; E unp
68836; Michael Flagg. 5257
Give your life for Him; hymn. ©
1 c. Mar. 138, 1933; E unp. 638740;
Wallace Cryor, 5258.
Glad (The) song: w Elizabeth Cooper.
m Hanna Hagstrom. © 1c. Feb. 23,
1933; E unp. 68294; Hanna M. Hag-
strom. 5259
Gliick (Das) macht eine frau so schon;
waitz, aus Moderne Mitgift, w Fritz
Rotter, m Hans May, arr. Mac Ayn:
orch. stimmen. © Aug. 22, 1932;
E for. 29004; Hdition Karl Brull.
5260:
Gliickliche reise; operette, Max Ber-
tuch u. Kurt Schwabach, m Eduard
Kuinneke. Grosser klavierauszug mit
text. © Jan. 1, 1933; E for. 28991 ;
Allegro theaterverlag, G.m.b.H.
5261
Gnecchi (Vittorio) Valzer; dall’
opera Virttii d’amore; orch. parti.
© Oct. 5, 1932; E for. 28867; Vit-
torio Gnecchi. 5262
Go easy, Hanna from Louisiana and
don’t you trifle with me; song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 1, 1983; E unp. 68241;
George W. Hoover. 5263
Goblins (The); song. © 1. Mar. 1,
1933; E unp. 68244; Agnes Eliza-
beth Rose. 5264
God is near thee; hymn, w R. Slater.
© Feb. 24, 1933; E pub. 385055;
George W. Cooke. 5265.
Going! going!! gone; fox-trot. w and
m Phil Baxter, arr. Frank Skinner;
orch, pts. with male trio arr. B.
Faighes. © Feb. 20, 1933; E pub.
35314; Leo Feist, ine. 5266
w and m Phil Baxter, with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 18, 19338; E pub.
35316; Leo Feist, inc. 5267
Going to press; mood 4 of Tabloid,
Ferde Grofé. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1933;
E unp. 69017; Robbins music corp.
5268
226
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Golden buggy; lullaby, w Clement
Wood, m Jacques Wolfe; low voice,
© Mar. 22, 1933; E pub. 35534;
G. Schirmer, inc. 5269
Golden locks; waltz song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1933; EH
unp. 68273; Herman Herman. 5270
Golden memories; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c.
Mar. 6, 19383; E unp. 68401; Wilbur
White. 5271
Golden (The) stair; valse song. © 1
e. Feb. 25, 1933; E unp. 68598;
Marguerite Jollineau. 5272,
Golden tears; fox-trot song, m F. J.
Townsend, Lea Roy and H. DuRand
Brandau. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1933; H
unp. 69271; Frederick James Town-
send. 5273
Golondrina (La); English, Glenn Viss-
cher, m Narciso Serradell. ©
Mar. 24, 1983; E pub. 35461; Bel-
win, ” inc. 5274
Good boy; w ahd melody Dortea
Marcella. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1983; E
unp. 683810; Dorothy BH. Litzen-
berger. 5275
Good bye and good luck to you; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E
unp. 68340; Charles Leveen. 5276
Goodbye Oanada; w and m Ward
Howe. © 1 c. Mar. 11, 19383; E
unp. 68677; James J. Connolly.
5277
Good bye dear; from Take it or leave
lt, w and melody Parke Grindel.
© 1c Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 69102;
Thomas Linwood Grindell. 5278
Good-bye depression; song, arr. Chas.
W. Karbach. © 1c Mar. 9, 1933;
E unp. 68584; Irmo Tiritilli. 5279
Good-bye my country; waltz song, m
Emil Civitas © Mar. 18, 1933; E
pub, 35410; Salvatore Nieddu. 5280
Good bye Old Man Depression; fox
trot song. © 1 ¢ Mar. 1, 1933; E
unp. 68613; Eva Wallace Pindell.
5281
Goodbye, spring; w and melody Darby
St. John. © 1c. Dee. 6, 1982; E
unp. 68814; Elizabeth Redlich. 5282
Good evenin’ Mister Nightingale; w
and melody Lew Pollack and Tot
Seymour. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1933; E
unp. 68783 ; Leo. Feist, ine. 5283
5298
Good (A) man’s love; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1983; E unp. 68252;
Lucile Ethel Howard. 5284
Good morning, noon and night; song.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 68422;
Hsther Cox-Karge. 5285
Goodnight beloved; w Henry Wads-
worth Longfellow, m Daniel Pro-
theroe. 1. Mixed voices. 2. 3-pt.
cho; women’s voices. © Mar. 20,
1933; E pub. 35470, 35474; H. T.
FitzSimons co. 5286, 5287
Goodnight but not goodbye; w and m
Henry Roberts and Patrick Michael ;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 21, 1933;
E for. 28952; Campbell, Connelly &
co., ltd. 5288
Good-night Emaline; song, m F. E.
Lake and Ray Cameron. © 1 ©e.
Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69253; Flor-
ence H. Lake. 5289
Good night my own; w C. Seddon, J.
Beall and Jack Joyce, melody
Charles Seddon and James Beall.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69248;
John EH. Joyce, jr. 5290
Good-night (The) waltz; w and m
Al Rose and Walter Dobson; with
ukulele arr. R. 8. Stoddon. © Mar.
«, 1933 BH for. 28717; By Feldman
& CoO. 5291
Good old beer; w Jimmy Dreyfus,
melody Art Landler. © 1 ¢c. Mar.
24, 1933; E unp. 69213; Edward
Benedict. 5292
Good old lager beer; w and melody.
© 1c Mar: 27, 1933; E unp. 69834;
Charles Raisch. 5293
Good (The) old summertime; w and
melody. © 1¢ Mar 28, 1938: BE
unp. 69376; Paul Barton. 5294
Good times coming; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68495;
Ralph Romano, Robert White and
Josephine Aloi. 5295
Goodness knows; w A. Navratil, and
melody. © 1c Mar. 21, 1933; E
unp. 69064; Arno Navratil and Her-
man Waldman, 5296
Goop (A) called Knute; w and m
Dave Ringle and Ernest Stevens;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 3, 1933;
E pub. 35003 ; Broadway music corp.
5297
Gossip Jones; coll. and arr.; percus-
Sion band and pf. Se. and pts., with
child conductor's; st: ©! Jan. 27,
1933; H ‘for. 28902: H. Hurlbutt
Albino. 5298
227
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5299
Gotta go; w Jack Scholl, m Max Rich;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 3, 1933;
E pub. 35090; Luz bros. music pub-
lishers. 5299
Graceful (A) tune; by Frederick
Kell: B flat clarinet solo, with pf.
ace. © Mar. 7, 1933; E for. 28878;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd. 5300
Gran (El) astro; marcha; pf. ©1e.
Mar. 29, 1933; E unp. 69471; Luis
M. Soto. 5301
Grand (The) staff family; pf. with w.
© 1 ec. Dec. 30, 1932; E unp. 68211;
Esther Leiper Shumaker. 5302
Grandson (The) of Abdul Abulbul
Ameer; w and m Frank Crumit. ©
Manet te19oo > hi DUDS alee tis hs.
Haviland pub. co. 5303
Granny will your dog bite; melody J.
W..; Boone, ©). 1..c., Mar. 4, 1933.5 Eh
unp. 69099; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 5304
Grass (The) is gettin’ greener all the
time; w and m Charles Newman,
Johnny Burke and Harold Spina;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 13, 1933;
E pub. 35183; Santly bros., inc.
. 5305
Giasshopper dance; syncopation, Lo-
thar ‘Perl:"pf. .© Mar. 17,1933; B
for. 29050; B. Schott’s sdhne. 5306
Great (The) big stick is swingin’; w
Charley Kallen, and melody. © 1
GaeMar.. 17, 1933 +2h-..unp. .65900::
Wendell W. Hall. 53807
Greeting (A); pf. with w. © 1 «.
Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 69067; Gregory
M. Abbott. 5308
Grevhound blues; w and melody
Charlie Jordan. Pe +Hepweske,
1933; E unp. 69083; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 5309
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) My Jo-
hann; Norwegian dance, 3-pt. cho.,
w Adele Epstein, m arr. Alexander
Aslanoff ; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Feb.
11, 19383; EH’ pub. 35064;:'G. Schir-
mer, inc. 5310
Groff’s club mareh; accordion. ©
Feb. 21. 1983; E pub. 35411; Leslie
C. Groff. 5311
Grotte bleu; 6/8 one step; melody,
with pf. acc. © 1c. July 15, 1932;
EK unp. 68205; Mario Bellini-Nicoli.
5SL2
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Griiss mir mein Sanssouci; walzer, w
Charly u. Herms Niel, m H. Ailbout
u. H. Niel. © June 15, 1931; E for.
28742; W. Ehrler & co. and Kawi-
verlag. 5313
—— —— salon-orch. stim-
men. © July 1, 1931; E for. 28724:
W. Ehbrier & co. 5314
Griisst mir die heimat, den schénen
Rhein; marsch, w u. m Paul Preil,
op. 344, arr. Georg Jederskowski;
orch. stinmen. © July 4, 1932; E
for. 28730; Willi Webels, theater u.
musikverlag. 5315
Gug-Gug-Gug-Gertie I lul-lul-lul- love
you; w and m Robert Hargreaves,
Stanley J. Damerell and Harry Tiis-
ley; with ukulele arr. © Mar. 10,
1933; E for. 29010; Cecil Lennox,
ltd. 5316
Guy (A) what takes his time; from
She done him wrong, w and m Ralph
Rainger; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
15, 1938; E pub. 35341; Famous
music corp. 53817
Gypsy kiss; song, w K. Cinquemani.
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1983 unp Gsr00.
Edna W. Murtagh. 5318
Gypsy love; w Gene Stone, melody Pat
Pollard. © 1 ¢ Mari \24) 19833"
unp. 69256; Florence Howell Cheat-
ham Pollard. 5019
Gypsy melody of love; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1933; E unp. 69517;
Eva Franklin. 5320
Gypsy (The) queen; Spanish dance;
pf. © 1 e¢° Mar. 31, 1933; H unp.
69509; Fred D. Bloomfield. 5321
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Salve Re-
gina; kantate, bearb. Max Seiffert ;
sopransolo, streicher u. orgel. ©
Noy. 30, 1932; E for. 28960; Breit-
kopf & Hirtel. 5822
Sonata; in G@ min., op. 2, no. 8,
arr. and ed. Adam Carse; 2 violins
and ‘pf. » ©» Jan. 30, 19834) Hi for.
28809; Augener, Itd. 5323 -~
Hangin’ around the river; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp.
69322; George Ryder. 5324
Hansen (Jules) Dix vocalises; pour
voix élévées; avee ace. de pf. ©
Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28647; Editions
Maurice Senart. 5325
Happy days have come back to the
lane; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
14, 1933; E unp. 68771; Austin Pat-
rick Winston. 5326...
228
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
Happy days with you; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1933; E unp. 68867;
Clara Louise Larimore. 5327
Happy dream waltz; by Neva Garner
Greenwood; violin; pf. acc. © Mar.
21, 1983; E pub. 35481; H. T. Fitz-
Simons co. 53828
Happy (The) hunter; by Harold Crax-
fone pt. .© Jan, 12, .19383; H for:
28800; Oxford univ. press. 5329
Happy little coon; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Mar. 3, 1983; E unp. 683638;
Mary C. Fisher. 5330
Harbor bells; no. 2, 1933 bk. for Sun-
day-schools, singing schools, etc., w
and m Virgil O. Stamps, J. R. Bax-
ter, jr., W. W. Combs, and others.
© Feb. 5, 1933; AA 116731: Stamps-
Baxter music co. 5331
Harem (The) ball; comedy fox-trot,
English, Bruce Sievier, m Otto Geit-
ner; with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arrs. Alvin D. Keech. © Feb.
4, 19388; E for. 23036; Ascherberg, -
Hopwood & Crew, Itd. 5332
Harlem’s kosher now; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1983; E unp. 69518;
Eva Franklin. 5333
Harwood (Basil) Two preludes for
organ; old English Psalm tunes, op.
amos Al 200) san, 12, 1933. EH
for. 28796; Oxford univ. press.
5334
Hats cff, the Flag goes by; march,
Gecffrey O'Hara; pf. © Mar. 28,
1933; E pub. 35517; Harms, inc.
5335
Hats off to the man who said buy
American; song. © 1c. Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 68632; Eva Wallace
Pindell. 5336
Haun (Ewald) Fantasy; w Danford
Barney. © Feb. 24, 1933; E for.
29014; G. Ricordi & Co. 53837
Haunted house; by Michael Aaron;
pf. © Mar. 22, 1933; E pub. 35588;
G. Schirmer, inc. 5338
Haunting strains; song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
31, 1983; E unp. 69527; Lorraine J.
Curts. 5339
Have nothing to do with a fellow like
that; w and m George Lloyd; with
ukulele arr. Alvin D. Keech. ©
Mar. 21, 1933; E for. 28938; B. Feld-
man & ¢@o. 5340:
5352
Have you forgotten; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1
e. Mar. 27, 1983; E unp. 69308;
William Guptill. 5341
Hawaiian wiggles; by Cecil S. Cop-
ping; pf.-conductor.. © 1 ¢ Mar.
23, 1983; E unp. 69232; Movietone
music corp. 5342
Haydn (Franz Josef) Amors pfeil;
deutscher, Irene Geiringer, m hrsg.
u. bearb. Karl Geiringer; sop. Kla-
vier ausgabe. [German and _ Ital-
ian texts] © Oct. 10, 1932; E for.
28868; Edition Adler, G.m.b.H.
53843
—— Menuett in F; by Franz Joseph
Haydn, rev. ed., with biographical
sketch, fingering, phrasing, etc,
Maurice Aronson; pf. © Feb. 6,
1933; E pub. 35117; Art publication
soc. 5844
—— Presto; from Quartet no. 9, ed.
Theodore M. Finney; string quartet.
Sc. and pts. © Mar. 28, 1983: B
pub. 35522); M. Witmark & sons.
5345
—— Serenata in C; from String quar-
tet in F [and] Finale; from Sym-
phony in G, no. 138: by Franz Joseph
Haydn, rev. ed., with biographical
sketch, fingering, phrasing, ete.,
Maurice Aronson; pf. © Feb. 6,
1933; E pub. 35116; Art publication
soe. 5346
He ain’t know from nothin’; w and
melody. © 1 c. Mar. 18, 1933: H
unp. 68871; Sam Glasser. 5347
He likes ’em fluffy; w and m George
Ellis. © Mar. 7, 1933; E for. 28872 ;
Boosey & co., ltd. 5348
He paid it all; hymn. © Mar. 28,
19388; E pub. 35510; Charles H.
Adams. 5849
He raise po’ Lazarus; w anon., m
Otto L. Bohanan. © 1 ¢ Mar. 25,
1933; E unp. 69273; Florence D.
Bohanan. 5350
He’s Gracie Allen’s.brother; w J. H.
Kern, melody D. Musiker. © 1 ec.
Mar. 2, 1983; E unp. 68452; Diane
Musiker and John Hewins Kern.
5351
He’s mine; from Sing you sinners, w
and m Jimmy Campbell, George
Wagener and Howard Jackson. © 1
ec. Mar. 21, 1933; E unn. 69035;
Campbell, Connelly, inc. 5352
229
CATALOGUE. OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5303
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
He that dwelleth; w from Psalm 91,
m Louis Meslin; in G. © Mar, 9,
1933; E pub. 35156; Boosey « co.,
ltd. 5353
He wanted adventure; selection, Jack
Waller and Joseph Tunbridge, arr.
Debroy Somers; pf. © Mar. 6,
1933; E for. 29063; Chappell & co.,
ltd. 5354
Headin’ for heaven; w Mitchell Par-
ish, m Lew Pollack; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 6, 1933; E pub. 35556;
Mills music, ine. 5355
Heal me, O my Saviour; w Godfrey
Thring, m Graham Godfrey; in C
min. © Mar. 9, 1933; E pub. 35154;
Boosey & co., ltd. 5356
Heart breaking blues; fox trot song.
© 1e. Feb. 25, 1933; E unp. 68596;
George Ferlin, jr. TaTTy |
Heart-broken; song. © 1 c. Mar. 20,
1933; E unp. 68982; Ken Hoy and
Don York. 5358
valse, w and m Helen Marguerite
Perri. © 1 c¢. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp.
68630; Helen Marguerite Perri
Jones. 5359
Heart (The) broken honeymooner; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1933;
E unp. 68923; Charles C. Webs.
5360
Heart-strangers we part; song. ©
Mar. 20, 1983; E pub. 35551; Mor-
timer Braus. 5361
Heather (The) hills in the gloaming;
song. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1933; E unp.
68470; Richard Morrison Stevens.
5362
Heaven is you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Mar. ao) £955" HY “ynpe 1 6si21;
Charles Pieton. 5363
Heaven will protect an honest girl;
w R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, m
Harris Weston; with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 14,1983; E fier! 28897;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 5364
Hebriisch - orientalischer melodiens-
chatz; gesammelt, erliutert u. hrsg.
A. Z. Idelsohn. hinde 6-10. © Aug.
26, Nov. 1, Sept. 30, Oct. 8, Aug. 20,
1932; E for. 28888-28892; Friedrich
Hofmeister. 5365-5369
Hello Chicago; song, arr. S. W. Young.
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1933; E unp. 69218;
Lorentz H. Martini. 5370
Hello Franklin Roosevelt; song. ©
1c. Mar. 27, 19383; E unp. 69293;
Robert Pierson Fetters. 53871
Hello prosperity; song. © 1c. Mar.
15, 19388; E unp. 68826; Edward J.
Jordan and Felix H. Kane. 5372
Hello rhythm; song. © 1 @ Mar.
18, 1933; E unp. 69019; Harold
Leand. 5373
Here comes prosperity ; song. © Mar.
11, 1938; E pub. 35483; Celeste
Heckcher Troth. 5374
——w and melody. © 1«¢ Mar. 28,
1933 ; E unp. 69375; Ethel M. Lovey.
5315
w and melody. © 1 ce. Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69378; Oliver D.
Manabhl. 5376
——w and melody. © 1 e. Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69382; Joseph J. Vid-
mar. 5377
Here in my heart; from Take it or
leave it, w and melody Parke Grin-
del. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp.
68103; Thomas Linwood Grindell.
5378
Here is my heart, here is my hand; w
and m Pat Ballard and Charles
Henderson; with ukulele arr. Paul
Hill. © Mar. 1, 1933; E pub. 35082;
American musi¢ corp. 5379
Here’s to you; w Roy Turk, melody
Vee Lawnhurst. © 1 ¢. Mar. 29,
1933; E unp. 69429; Irving Berlin,
ine. 5380
Here we go speeding for town; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1933; E
unp. 69387; Francisco P. Domingo.
53881
Herrmann (Hugo) 3 kleine frauen-
chore; op. 74b, nr. 1-3, w verschie-
denen dichtern; a capella. © Dee.
12, 1982; E for. 29089; Ed. Bote &
G. Bock. 5382
Heut’ geht’s uns gut; foxtrot, w Ernst
Neubach, m Will Meisel, arr. My
Wills; orch. stimmen. © June 20,
1932; E for. 28969; Edition Meisel
& co., G. m. b. H. 5383
High up in a penthouse; melody. ©
1 ce. Mar. 21, 1933; E unp. 69054;
Louis Martin. 5384
Hills (The) of home; 3-pt. cho., w
Floride Calhoun, m Oscar J. Fox,
arr. G. Ackley Brower. 1. Mixed
voices—2. Men’s voices. © Feb. 23,
Mar. 11, 1933; E pub. 35246, 35256;
Carl Fischer, ine. 5385, 5386
230
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
Hills of Vermont are calling; song.
© 1 c. Mar. 16, 1933; E unp. 68879 ;
Katherine Pond Rogers. 5387
Hitch-hiker; song, melody Pauline
Story. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1933; EH
unp. 68872; Anna Ownby. 5388
Hoch Deutschland; 21 ausgewidhlte
mirsche fiir klavier, bearb. Herr-
mann Krome. bd. 2. © Mar. 8,
1933; E for. 29041; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock. 53889
Hold ’er, Newt; w and melody Jim-
mie Davis. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933;
a) unp. 69089; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 5390
‘Hold me scold me; w and melody. ©
1 c. Mar. 22, 1933; E unp. 69474;
Albert Washington. 5391
Holding you; from In your hat, w
Tyrone King, and melody. © 1 e.
Feb. 15, 1933; E unp. 68507; Cecil
Ellis. 5392
Holland festival; by Michael Aaron;
pf. © Mar. 99, 1933; E pub. 355386 5
G. Schirmer, inc.
Hollywood (The) ; fox trot, w and m
Gene Close, Franklin McGowen and |
Will Livernash; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 3, 1933; E pub. 35020; Bibo-
‘Lang, ine. 5394
Hollywood beauties; fox-trot song. ©
1 e@. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68621; Al-
varo Dos Santos. 5395
Holy night! peaceful night; m Franz
Gruber, special arr. Vern Elliott;
mixed voices. © Dec. 16, 1932; HE
pub. 35541; Safeway stores, inc.
5396
‘Home beyond the river; w and m Don-
ald Heywood, arr. Carl Deis; 4-pt.
mixed cho. © Mar. 22, 1933; E pub.
35526; G. Schirmer, inc. 5397
‘Home (A) for you and me; fox-trot
song, m Ernest Shonfield. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 16, 1933; E unp. 68200; Charles
Everett, sr. 5398
“Home (A) is incomplete without a
mother; w and melody. © 1 «.
Mar. 17, 1983; E unp. 689381; Lon-
nie Turner. 5399
Home-land; Hawaiian waltz song;
steel guit. © Mar. 4, 1933; E pub.
35197 ; Fred M. MacGregor. 5400
-— waltz, w and m Fred Marlyn
MacGregor; pf. © Mar. 4, 1933; EH
pub. 35545; Clyde M. Baird. 5401
171754—33—3
5393
5416
Home made heaven; w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger. © 1 ¢. Mar. 25,
1933; E unp. 69339; Famous music
corp. 5402
Home on the range; cowboy song, w
anon., m arr.; pf. © Mar. 20, 1933;
E pub. 35367; Fred A. Schiefelbein.
5403
Home, sweet home; w John Howard
Payne, m Henry R. Bishop, special
arr. Vern Elliott; mixed voices. ©
Dee. 9, 1982; E pub. 35539; Safe-
way stores, inc. 5404
Home (A) with a heart; waltz, w B.
Babeock, m K. 8. Shibley. ©1e.
Mar. 13, 1933; E unp. 68751; Kate
Strauss Shibley and Bernie Babcock.
5405
Homeward; w Chan Fang-Sheng, tr.
Arthur Waley, m Reginald C. Rob-
bins; bass or bar. © Dec. 15, 1932;
E for. 28669; Editions Maurice
Sénart. 5406
Hommage a J. 8. Bach; pf. © Dec. 10,
1932; E for. 28759; Albert Roussel.
5407
Honestly; w Charles Newman, m
Isham Jones; with ukulele arr.
Haia Kia. © Mar. 20, 1983; E pub.
35543 ; Isham Jones, inc. 5408
Honey (The) bears; w, m and actions
Anne Harding Thompson; pf.
Mar. 10, 1933; E for. 28709; Novello
& co., ltd. 5409
Honey Lou; song, m Jack Mahoney.
© Feb. 11, 1933; E pub. 35173;
Blanche Basham. 5410
Honeyheart ; song, arr. Harry Ludwig.
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp. 68969;
Grace Randall Eby. 5411
Honolulu bound; one step, Cecil S.
Copping ; pf.-conductor. ©1e. Mar.
23, 19383; E unp. 69235; Movietone
music corp. 5412
Honolulu e; song, m Jimmy Bird. ©
Le Mar. 2.193853) unp..os2i2 ;
William George Lincoln. 5413
Honolulu Luly; by Frank Tresselt;
pf. © 1e Mar. 8, 1933; BE unp.
68548 ; Movietone music corp. 5414
Hope (The) Lutheran smile; hymn, m
Emmanuel Poppen. © Feb. 19,
19335). E ..DUD. oi eo22s c7dohn? " R.
Schmitt. 6415
Hoping; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
17, 19883; E unp. 68925; James R.
Kus. 5416
231
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5417
Hora staccato; by Dinicu, transcribed
Jascha Heifetz; violoncello and pf.
© Jan. 26, 1933; E pub. 35298;
Carl Fischer, inc. 5417
Hosanna; Easter anthem, w Julien
Didiée, English, Alice Mattullath, m
Jules Granier, arr. Sumner Salter;
pf. or organ ace. 1. Mixed voices
with ten. or sop. solo. 2. Men’s
voices with ten. solo. © Feb. 23,
1933; E pub. 35248, 35249; Carl
Fischer, inc.
Hot-dog; w Desmond Carter, m Leslie
Clair; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 23,
1933 ; E for. 28718; Chappell & co.,
ltd. 5420
Hours of delight; melody with pf. acc.
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1938; E unp. 69201;
P. Spicacci. 5421
How beautiful; high voice. © Feb.
23, 1988; E pub. 35476; Cyrus H.
McCormick. 5422
How can you tell if it’s love; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 9, 1933; E unp.
68580; Myrtle Vail. 5423
How could I guess; song. ©1c. Mar.
29, 1933; E unp. 69447; Robert Du-
ane Wells. 5424
How could I leave you, sweetheart ;
song, m James L. Brown. © 1 ©.
Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68393; Emma
Bergstrom. 5425
How could it be; song. melody Stan
Tucker. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1933; E
unp. 68741; John W. Henry. 5426
How deep in love am I; w Harold
Boulton, old Irish air arr. Herbert
Hughes; in C min. © Mar. 3, 1933;
E for. 28812; Boosey & co., ltd.
5427
How I love you, no one knows; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 28, 1933; E
unp. 69398; Charles Herbert Tolle-
naar. 5428
How long, honey, how long; w and
melody Chic Anderson. © 1 c. Mar.
3, 1933; E unp. 68297; Charles J.
Anderson. 5429:
Hula dance; no. 1, Hawaiian, comp.
Frank Tresselt; pf. conductor. ©
1 e@4 Mar. 8, 1988; E unp. 68546;
Movietone music corp. 5430
no. 2, American, comp. Frank
Tresselt; pf. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1933;
BE unp. 68547 ; Movietone music corp.
5431
5418, 5419
Dt. WT, NS wees
Hummin’ to myself of you; w Thomas
F. Cahill, m Grace Eva Clemmer,
with violin or whistling obbl. ©1e.
Mar. 8, 1988; E unp. 68532; Cahill
& Clemmer. 5432
Humorous (A) fantasy; by Frederick
Kell; B flat clarinet solo, with pf.
acc. © Mar. 7, 1933; E for. 28879:
Hawkes & son (London) Itd. 5483
Hungariana; fantasia on Brahms
Hungarian dances, Adolf Lotter, arr.
W. J. Duthoit; military band pts.,
with conductor. © Feb. 28, 1933;
E for. 28716; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd. 5434
Hurry home; w and melody. © 1 ec.
Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68515; Albert
Washington. 5435
Hyde Park corner; w Robert Har-
greaves and Stanley J. Damerell, m
Tolchard Evans; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 6, 1933; E for. 28779; Cecil
Lennox, ltd. 5436
Hymn of praise and prayer; mixed
voices. ©1c. Mar. 16, 1933; E unp.
68890 ; Catharine H. Lentz. 5437
Hymn to Pan; pt.-song, w John
Fletcher, m Archie Thomas Lee Ash-
ton, tonic solfa tr. H. J. Timothy;
female voices. © Mar. 20, 1933; E
for. 28927; Stainer & Bell, ltd. —
5488
Hymne (An) to love; pt.-song, w Rob-
ert Herrick, m Sydney Thomson; 2
choirs of mixed voices. © Mar. 22,
1933; E pub. 353861; H. W. Gray co.
5439
I ain’t dirtied a plate to-day; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 17, 1933; E
unp. 68911; James J. McGee. 5440
I am broken hearted; waltz, w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 6, 1983; E unp.
68485; O. Bill Heyer. 5441
I am determined to hold out; hymn,
C. S. and T. P. Hamilton, new arr.
with new matter J. H. Brunner. ©
Mar. 19, 1933; E pub. 35227; John
H. Brunner. 5442
I am Fate; w and m Bernard Ham-
blen; in F min. © Mar. 21, 19338;
E pub. 35448; Theodore Presser co.
5443
I am going to stay around; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1933; E unp.
69384; Carrylon Lina Oliver. 5444
232
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
I am lonely tonight for you, mother;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
tele arr, ©.1);e@)) Mar.27,, 1933; E
unp. 69311; Dorothy Hisrich. 5445
am lonesome and blue when I don’t
see you; w and melody. © 1 «.
Mar. 10, 1933; E unp. 68645; Mau-
rice N. Appelbaum. 5446
I am still waiting for you; w and mel-
=
ody. © 1. Feb. 16, 1933; E unp.
68203; Alfred Mesmer. 5447
I am the dream man; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68330; Gladys
Brown. 5448
I am the king, and my kingdom is
you; w and melody. © 1c. Feb. 1,
1983; EX unp. 68227; William Rusk
Smith. ‘i 5449:
I been toilin’ up the hill so long; w
anon., m Otto L. Bohanan. © 1 ©¢.
Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69274; Flor-
ence D. Bohanan. 5450
I bring a song; w Gus Kahn, m Victor
Young and Arthur Tracy; with uku-
lele arr. © Mar. 22, 1933; E pub.
35420; Leo Feist, inc. 5451
cannot forget the last time we met;
song, m Luther A. Clark. © Dec.
17, 1982; E pub. 35328; Otto Kley-
becker. 5452
I can’t remember; w and m Irving
Berlin; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
25, 19383; E pub. 35464; Irving Ber-
lin, inc. 5453
w and melody Irving Berlin. ©
1 @ Mar. 10, 1933; E unp. 68801 ;
Irving Berlin, ine. 5454
I could go for you; w Matt Malneck,
melody Frank Signcrelli. © 1 «.
Feb. 23, 1983; FE unp. 68586; Irving
Berlin, inc. 5455
I could live forever in your arms; w
RR. Colclough and CC. Dietz, m B.
Slaybaugh. © 1 c. Mar. 27, 1983;
EH unp. 69295; Rebecca Colclough,
Betty Slaybaugh and Caroline Dietz.
5456
I’d do anything in the world for you;
w Girvan Dundas, m Jack Barker ;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 14, 1933;
E for. 28770; Campbell, Connelly &
eo., ltd. 5457
I'd like to see some more of you; w
Frank I. Schultzberg, melody Bill
‘Pierce. © 1 ¢. Mar. 27, 1933; E
unp. 69321 ; William Clarence Pierce.
5458
ke
D473
I’d like to take a flying leap over the
moon; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
30, 19383; E unp. 69495; Arthur Alt-
man and Jack Lawrence. 5459
I’d only ask for you; song, w Arthur
Judge. ©1«¢ Mar. 1, 1933; E unp.
68224; Wilson John Fisher. 5460
I'd rather be down here looking up,
than up there looking down; w and
melody "© i, «. Mar. 17,1933"
unp. 68924; John A. K. Bagnell.
5461
I'd rather have you under the moon,
than any thing under the sun; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1933;
E unp. 69047; Vivian Dunean. 5462
I'd rather waste my time with you;
w and melody. © 1 c¢. Mar. 31,
1933; E unp. 69519; Eva Franklin.
5463
I do; fox-trot, w Paul Francis Web-
ster, m John Jacob Loeb and Lester
Banker, arr. Art McKay; orch. pts.,
with male trio arr. B. Faighes. ©
Mar. 7, 1983; E pub. 35144; Leo
Feist, inc. 5464
——-—_ with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 8, 1933; E pub. 35146; Leo
Feist, inc. 5465
I don’t care who’s to blame; song.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69415;
Matilda Curtiss. 5466
I don’t want no angel; song, m Luther
A @larie) ©) ol ce) Mar: 209 1933)
E unp. 69002; Robert E. Mays. 5467
I fell in love; song. © 1c. Mar. 2,
1933; E unp. 683386; Angelo M.
Casale. 5468
I found love; w and melody Darby
St. John: .©}1 e@« Dee 6.09822 EB
unp. 68810; Elizabeth Redlich. 5469
I found the one I love had gone; w
June Douglas, m Bern Rold; p*.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1938; E unp. 68334 ;
Bernard Frank Rold. 5470
I found the road to you; by Rollo
Hudson, arr. Julius 8. Seredy ; vocal
orch. pts. © Jan. 23, 1983; E pub.
35273; Carl Fischer, inc. 5471
I found you in somebody’s arms; song.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1983; E unp. 68585;
Paddy Annunziata. 5472
I had to have you dear; medley; mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1933; E unp.
68906; John D. Marks. 5473
233
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5474
I hate myself; w and melody Darby
St. John. © 1 ec. Dec. 6, 1982;
E unp. 68812; Elizabeth Redlich.
5474
I have a hard time living in this old
world; negro spiritual. © 1c. Mar.
17, 1933; E unp. 69216; Earl Coates.
5475
I heard you whisper; song, m Jack
Mahoney. © Feb. 18, 1933; E pub.
30122; George J. Keck. 5476
I just can’t put it in words; song;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 15, 1933;
EH pub. 35455; Edward D. Conway.
5477
I knew ‘twas you; w and melody. ©
i: @ Marh.2. 1933. BH unpy 68280:;
Nita T. Shea. SATS
I know a garden; song, w Robert W.
Service. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1933; HE
unp. 68705; John R. Speelman. 5479
I know a story; w and m Ted Weems
and Country Washburne; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 24, 1933; E pub.
35339; Southern music pub. co., ine.
5480
I know He’s mine; hymn. © Feb. 24,
1933; E pub. 35057; George W.
Cooke. 5481
I lay me down to sleep; w and m
Allie Wrubel; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 29, 1983; E pub. 35571; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc. 5482
w and melody Allie Wrubel. ©
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69340;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine. 5483
I like to get lost in a garden of roses;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr; © -1 ec. Mar. 27, 1933; EH
unp. 69229; John W. Henry. 5484
I'll be waiting for you; song, m J. F.
Felton. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1933; E
unp. 69193; James Robinson. 5485
T’ll be waiting, smiling through; waltz
song. ©1e. Mar. 10, 1933; E unp.
68650; Ethel F. Keller. 5486
Tll be wandering back to my mammy,
where she is waiting alone; w W. J.
Mott, m B. Farrell. © 1 c. Mar.
16, 1933; E unp. 68864; William J.
Mott and Betty Farrell. 5487
T’ll never be blue; melody LeRoy Ma-
gruder. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1933; BH
unp. 69481; Herbert Gately. 5488
T’ll never forget you; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1933; E unp. 69043 ;
Duncan sisters. 5489
234
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I love Chicago, it’s a grand old town;
song. ©1c. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp.
69027; Russell Duke. 5490
I love dancing with you; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Mar. 7, 1983; E unp.
68501; Clarence H. Fassinger. 5491
I love my daddy too; w and melody
Patsy Montana. © 1 e. Feb. 18,
1933; E unp. 69095; Southern music
pub. co., inc. 5492
I love those frightful movies, that
scare me half to death; song. ©
1 ce. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68386;
Ethel F. Keller. 5493
love to dream; w and m James
Frank Clark and Robert Bigelow
Clark. © 1c Mar. 18, 1933; H
unp. 68737; Ethel Bigelow Clark.
5494
I love you and I need you; w and
melody. © 1c Mar. 28, 1933; E
unp. 69386; Robert Magee. 5495
I love you and you love me; w Jack
Spilman, m Jack Spilman and
George Johnson. © 1 ec. Mar. 23,
1933; E unp. 69152; Spilman and
Johnson. 5496
I love you dear; w Helen Haynes,
with melody. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1933;
E unp. 69223; Helene Hipkins. 5497
I love you honest I do; song. ©1e.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68418; Daniel
James Glenn. 5498
I love you the most, little girl; song,
arr. Stan Tucker. © Mar. 2, 1933;
E pub. 35030; Carl E. Wilson. 5499
I’m a cave man king; song. © 1 ©.
Mar. 15, 19383; E unp. 68827; Ed-
ward Henry Schillemore. 5500
I’m a fugitive from love; song, m
Oslaf Trygvasson. © 1 ¢. Mar. 8,
1933; E unp. 68535; Stefan George
Kincel. 5501
I’m a slave to love; tango-fox trot
song, melody J. Peslin and Ted Car-
men. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1983; E unp.
68471; Jack Peslin. 5502
I’m afraid of losing you; w R. A. Car-
letta, melody F. E. Kelley. © 1 e.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68488; Fred-
erick Edward Kelley and Ross A.
Carletta.
I’m always wondering; fox-trot, w 8S. _
Adelman, melody B. Adelman.
1 ¢. Mar. 2, 1933; E unp. 68276; "
Samuel Adelman and Benjamin
Adelman. 5504
KH
5503
©.
"
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1933
I’m beside myself when I’m_ beside
you; fox trot song. © 1 ¢. Mar. 1,
19388; E unp. 68600; Harold Rei-
mert. 5505
I’m coming home to Gertrude, when
it’s beetroot time; written and com-
posed George Lloyd; with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 14, 1933; E for. 28901;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 5506
I’m dreaming dreams of you; w T.
Ubojeich, melody G. KE. Magnuson.
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1933; E unp. 69525;
Gordon BE. Magnuson and Tom Ub-
ojcich. 5507
Im getting that way; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1933; E unp. 69051;
Vivian Duncan. 5508
I’m glad to have had just you; m
Louis A. Webb; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp. 68967 ;
John Calvin. 5509
I’m goin’ back to dear old Carolina;
song. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1933; BE unp.
68954; Harry Godfrey Schultz, 5510
I’m going a-vagabonding; w Harold
“Skeath, m William Coburn; ten. 1, 2'
and bass. © Feb. 10, 1933; E pub.
80016; Select music co. ool
I’m going back to my Kentucky home;
w and melody Curtis Gore. © 1.
Mar. 8, 1933; E unp. 68305; Curtis
H. Gore. 5512
I’m going crazy over jig-saw puzzles;
w R. Taylor, m L. Markowitz; pf.
© 1 ¢. Mar. 7, 1933; E unp. 68473;
Louis Markowitz and Russell Tay-
lor. 5513.
I’m going home again; fox trot song.
© 1 c. Feb. 25, 1933; E unp. 68591;
Wm. J. Johnstone. 5514
I’m gona whistle; song. © 1 ¢ Mar.
2, 1983; FE unp. 68267; Sate Fay
Blanche Christ. 5515.
I’m in favor of a five day week; w
and melody Clarence L. Connors.
© 1 ¢. Mar. 23, 1983; E unp. 69161;
Jean C. McEntee. 5516
I’m in love with the sweetest kid in
town; w and m Henry Sward. ©
1 ¢. Mar. 11, 1988; E unp. 68882;
Henry Sward, jr. 517
I’m in love with you; waltz, English
and Italian w and m C. T. d‘Illumi-
nato; pf. or accordion acc. ©1..
Mar. 31, 1983; E unp. 69501; Car-
melo Tripoli d‘Tiluminato. 5518
5504
I’m in love with you, Sue; song, m
Jack Mahoney. © Feb. 21, 1933;
E pub. 35176; Adam Tyburski. 5519
I’m in love with you, that’s why; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1933;
E unp. 68322; Ramon Torres. 5520
I’m in town today; song. ©1c¢. Mar.
30, 1933; E unp. 69492; Ted Roose-
velt Moffat. 5521
I’m just a love sick dreamer; fox trot
song. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp.
68611; Thelma Hooker. 5522
I’m just a pleasant dream girl; pf.
with w. © 1. Mar. 21, 1933; E
unp. 69061; Katherine Amalfitano.
5523
I’m just a travel-on; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 15, 1988; E unp. 68847; Clif-
ford Winans. 5524
I’m laughing to keep from crying;
song. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp.
68423; Ben B. Westerhoff. 5525
I’m lonesome for you; song, m Karl
Norton Koepp. © 1 ¢. Mar. 20,
1933; E unp. 68989; Bernadine Hs-
tella Cooley. 5526
——w and melody. ©1 «. Mar. ad;
1933; E unp. 68912; Alma Fling.
5527
I’m longing for the old quartet; song.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1933; E unp. 68990;
William Stewart Rowland. 5528
I’m not dancing tonight; song, w Syl-
via Arbib. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1933;
E unp. 69490; Henry Marx. 5529
I’m not yours ’til you’re all mine;
song. © Mar. 20, 19383; E pub.
35552; Mortimer Braus. 5530
I’m on the pay roll now; song. ©
1c. Mar. 31, 1933; E unp. 69498;
Rae Wright. 5531
I’m one of the lads of Valencia; com-
edy waltz, w and m George Lloyd;
with ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon. ©
Feb. 23, 1988; E for. 28676; West’s
ltd. 5532
I’m only waiting ’till we meet again;
song, arr. J. J. Nolan. ©1 cc. Mar.
30, 1933; E unp. 69465; Owen James
Curley. 5533
I’m painting a picture; waltz song.
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1983; E unp. 69120;
James Charles Sorelli. 5534
I’m pally with Sally again; w Mor-
ton Downey and Morey Davidson,
m J. Fred Coots; with ukulele arr.
230
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5035
I’m pally with Sally again—Contd.
May Singhi Breen. © Mar. 16,
1933 ; E pub. 35236; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 5530
I’m praying to the heavens ’cause the
one I love is there; song, melody
Luther A. Clark. © 1 ¢. Mar. 29,
1933; E unp. 69487; Herbert Hause.
5036
I’m proposin’ to you; fox trot song.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68636;
Raymond Link. 5537
I’m puttin’ money in the bank again;
w Mose Sigler, m Michael H. Cleary;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 16, 1933;
E pub. 35004; Miller music, inc.
5538
I’m roamin’ to you, Swanee home; w
Al Piantadosi, m Jack Glogau. ©
Mar. 15, 19383; E pub. 35329; Keit-
Engel, inc. DOOD
I’m saving all my kisses; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1933; E unp.
69373; N. Ardelle Daniels. 5540
I’m so blue for you; m A. Paoli; pf.
treble with w. ©1c. Mar. 22, 1933;
E unp. 69115; L. Claude Welch.
5541
I’m so lonely, what ll I do, what'll I
do; w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 8,
1933 ; E unp. 68528; Bert Hoffman.
5542
Bill; w Ada King, with
melody. © 1 ec. Mar. 24, 1983; E
unp. 69207; Wallace King. 5943
I’m spending to-night with mother; w
Ned Washington, m Allie Wrubel;
with ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen.
© Mar. .15, 19333), E -pubs 352003
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 5544
I’m the big, big rainbow man; song.
© 1e. Mar. 21, 1933; E unp. 69060;
Alfred Sevigny. 5D45
I’m the happiest boy in the world;
song. © 1.c. Mar. 10, 1933; E unp.
68644; Albert T. Andersen. £546
I’m thru with saying I'm thru; w and
m Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby and
Gus Kahn; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © Mar. 24, 19338;
E pub. 35495; Metro-Goldwyn-Miuyer
corp. 5547
I’m walking along, singing a song, be-
cause my baby said yes to me; song,
melody Josephine Bose. © 1c. Mar.
16, 1933; E unp. 68889; Philip Gross.
5548
I’m sorry
236
pt. WT, DS4.V228
I’m young in years but I’m old in love;
w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 11, 1933;
E unp. 68688; Madlyn Reynolds
Skirm. 5549
I might have known; song, w Edward
and Robert Hannes. © 1 ¢. Mar. 2,
1933; E unp. 68270; Irving 8S. Rob-
erts, 5550
misunderstood; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1933; E unp. 69502;
Lourie Estrin. 5551
I must retain my personality; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 25, 19383; H
unp. 69284; Charles H. Frizzelle.
5552
never thought I'd miss you, when
you said goodbye; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68303;
Edna Mae Davis. 5D53
I oughta hate ya—but I don’t; w Joe
Young, m Milton Ager; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 29, 1933; E pub. 35559;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, ine.
5554
I prefer the good old fashioned tune;
w and m Bertie Elizabeth Freund;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1933; E unp.
68952 ; Burghardine Elizabeth
Freund. 5DDD
pull I push the squeeze box; song;
[accordion] © Mar. 15, 19383; H
pub. 35416; Leslie C. Groff. 5DD6
I remember; valse song. © 1 ec. Mar.
1, 1933; E unp. 68615; Birmah M.
Maris. 5557
I remember you; pf. with w. ©1e.
Mar. 17, 19383; E unp. 68902; Roy
W. Swanson. 5558
song, m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. © 1 c. Mar.) 15,1933 37 E,unp:
68861: Lewis Smith. 5559
I say there, sweet; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp. 69020;
Harold Leand. 5560
I shall never forget you; m Sylvester —
Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1c. Mar, ©
7, 1933; E unp. 68479; John Henry
Myers. 5561
I sing the cross; w Kirke White, s
adapted and arr. to the Londonderry ~
_
_
ml
air, E. Markham Lee; mixed voices;
organ ace. © Mar. 10, 1933; E for,
28804; Banks & son. .
I still remember; pf. treble with w. |
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 683873; |
Gladys Brown. 5563
5562
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
I taught her a lesson in love; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 6, 19383; HE
unp. 68377; Elmore Ewing Jones.
5564
I think of mother; pf. with w.
Mar. 20, 19383; E pub. 35305; Clar-
ence W. Smith. 5565.
I’ve a secret in my heart, it’s I love
you; m Burrell Van Buren; pf. with
w. © 1c. Mar. 29, 1933; E unp.
69430; James B. Edgar. 5566:
I’ve been bad so long I can’t be good;
song. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp.
69350; James Hampton Shelton.
5567
I’ve changed my mind about you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp.
69296; Raymond Fitzgerald. 5568
I’ve found the one I love; song. ©
1 e. Mar. 23, 1933; E unp. 69162;
Edward E. Lowth. 5569
I’ve got my old job back again; song,
arr. Stan Tucker. © Mar. 2, 1933;
E pub. 35031; Carl E. Wilson.
5570
I’ve got nobody to call me baby now;
w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 22,
1933; E unp. 69119; Eugene Bullet
Cheatham. 5571
I’ve got the no money blues; song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68484;
Alfred Sevigny. 5572
I’ve got those moonlight blues; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp.
69298; Raymond Joseph Woodlock.
5573
I want to go to Sunniland; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1933; E
unp. 69380; Linda Frost Sheddan.
5574
I want you to know; w and melody.
©1c. Mar. 21, 1933; E unp. 69065;
Jack Mendelsohn and Mort Wolff.
5575
I went to Monte Carlo; w and melody
Darby St. John. © 1c. Dee. 6,
19382; E unp. 68811; Elizabeth Red-
lich. 5576
I will always love you as I do to-
day ; song, m Burrell Van Buren; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1933; E unp. 68691 ;
Minnie Hanscom. DDTT
5589
I will be faithful; song, m Harold J.
McIntyre. © 1 c¢c. Mar. 23, 1933;
EK unp. 69159; Earl J. Alquist.
5578
I wish I could look in your Irish eyes;
w and m Frank Banta and Bill
Bird, arr. Harold E. Harris; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 2, 1933; E pub.
35029; Frank Harding. 5579
I wish we’d never met; w D. S. Cas-
Sidy, with melody. © 1c. Mar. 22,
1933; E unp. 69138; Demarest Swift
Cassidy and Dominick Peters.
5580
I wonder; m Burrell Van Buren; pf.
with w. 1c. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp.
69262; Charles J. Knobloch. 5581
——w Desmond Carter, m _ Leslie
Clair; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 23,
1933; E for. 28720; Chappell & co.,
ltd. 5582
I wonder what you mean; song, w
Marguerite Sears. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1933; E unp. 68780; Robert Sears.
; 5583
Ich bin ein vamp; tango, aus 100
meter glick, w Marcellus Schiffer,
Géza Hercezeg u. Robert Klein, m
Mischa Spoliansky, erleichtertes
klavier arr. Hans Schneider. ©
Dee. 22, 1932; E for. 28745; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky).
5584
Ich hab’ dich einmal gektisst; tango,
w Friedrich Schwarz, m Will Meisel
u. Joe Hajos, arr. Hartwig von
Platen; orch. stimmen. © Aug. 15,
1931; E for. 28728; Edition Meisel
& co., G. m. b. H. 5585
Ich hatte einst ein schOnes vaterland ;
fantasie, HEduard Lassen, bearb.
Hans Ailbout; orch. stimmen. ©
Jan. 1, 1983; E for. 28737; Ries &
Erler, G. m. b. H. 5586
Ich mochte einen walzer schunkeln,
aber nur mit dir; schunkelwalzer, w
u. m Otto Kermbach u. Siegwart
Ehrlich, arr. Hartwig von Platen;
orch. stimmen. © Feb. 25, 1932; E
for. 28973; Edition Meisel & co.,
Gee en ee 5587
Idaho moon; song, m Sylvester Long
Gross. . © “i G., Mar... 15, 1933; .H
unp. 68849; George Barthelemy.
5588
Ideal march; [accordion] © Feb. 21,
1933; E pub. 35414; Leslie C. Groff.
5589
230
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5090
pt. III, n. s., v. 28-
If I could only forget you; song, w
Poisashusca: © 1 c¢.-Mar. 6G, 1933:
E unp. 68683; Elena Y. Ortega.
5590
If I had just whispered I will forgive
you, dear; song, with slow drag cho.
arr. ..(C).1, c..Man,22, 1983: Hamp:
69186; Lillian Poole Palmason.
5591
If I had to say good-bye to you; fox-
trot song. © 1«¢ Mar. 10, 1933; BE
unp. 68800; John Francis Barrett.
dov2
If I had you to hold; song, w Hertha
Luckhardt. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1933;
E unp. 68964; Esther Payne-Muen-
zer. 5593
If I’m dreaming; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 13, 19334, EB. 1unp: 6850;
Frank Erlin, jr. 5594
If I were you, I’d fall in love with
me; w and m Phyllis Clare and
Edward Pola; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 10, 1933; E for. 28951 ; Francis,
Day & Hunter, itd. 5599
If my dreams of you come true; valse
song. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1933; E unp.
68595; Ernest Purdy. 5596
If one won’t another one will; w and
melody A. P. Carter. © 1 ¢. Feb.
18, 19383; E unp. 69096; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 5597
If she could know; song. © 1. Jan.
27, 1933; E unp. 69331; Gertrude W.
Hoffman. 5598
If thou comest to serve the Lord; an-
them, w from Ecclesiasticus 2, m
Edward Shippen Barnes; mixed
voices, with sop. and bar., or bass,
soli; organ ace. © Mar. 3, 1933; E
pub. 85266; Carl Fischer, inc. 5599
If you are gone; song, w P. J. Gieske;
DL 4 ©Oed GoMart 27,1933 ; Hy anp:
69337; Janice O’Hara Rogers and
Paul Joseph Gieske. 5600
If you believe; w and m Irving Ber-
lin; with ukulele arr. © Mar. 21,
1933; E pub. 35355; Irving Berlin,
inc. 5601
If you could be in love with me; w
J. Di Fruscio, m D. Archetti. ©
1c. Mar. 22, 1933; E unp. 69141;
Daniel Archetti and John Di Frus-
cio. 5602
If you’d come back; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 8, 193838; E unp. 68531 ;
Frank Irwin Schultzberg. 5603
If you ever came back; w and m Sam.
Coslow, Jimmy Campbell and Con
Conrad. © 1 ¢. Mar. 21, 1983; E:
unp. 69031; Campbell, Connelly,.
ine. 5604
If you go away; melody. © 1c. Mar.
25, 19383; E unp. 69255; Paul Bar-
barin. 5605:
If you're gonna’ do, what you prom-
ised to; fox trot song. © 1c. Mar.
1, 19383; E unp. 68612; Charles E.
Kuhn. 5606.
If you sing a song; song. ©1-«
Mar. 6, 19383; E unp. 68389; Rae
Allison. 5607
Il suffit d’une petite femme; fox-trot,
de Le fils improvisé, paroles Henri.
Falk, Léo Leliévre et Fernand Rou-
vray, m René Sylviano; avec accord
de l’'ukulele. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28585; Editions Salabert. 5608:
Ils; vont ...; ils vont..%. So Siemiwa
amour, marche one-step, paroles
Max Eddy, m Alexandre Cosai; avee
accord de lukulele. © Dee. 15,.
1932; E for. 28596; Editions Sala-
bert. 5609:
Im dunklen miihlental schlagt eine
nachtigall; idyll, w Otto Sprinzel,
m Hans Ailbout; orch. stimmen. ©:
June 30, 1932; E for. 28736; Ries &
Erler, G. m. b. H. 5610°
Immer wenn’s am schonsten ist; volks-
lied, aus Die elf Schillschen offiziere,.
w Fritz Rotter u. Karl M. May, arr..
Franz Stolzenwald; orch. stimmen.
© Aug...20, .1932;, E fora, 2agels.
Monopol-liederverlag, Ernst Wen-
eral. G. m:. Db, H. 5611
In a beer garden waltzing with you;
w Edward Heyman, melody John W.
Green. {©..1 ¢ Mar, 2a. ci9saae
unp. 69338; Famous music corp.
5612:
In a café in Montmartre; w John
Mercer, m Joseph Meyer. © Feb.
23, 1933; E pub. 35101; Miller
music, inc. 5613-
In a cloister garden; w Percy Edgar,
m Reg. Morgan; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 10, 19383; E for. 28950;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 5614
In a friendly sort of way; w anon., mM
Smilin’ Ed McConnell; pf. © Mar.
24, 1933; E pub. 35499; Ed McCon-
nell. 5615-
238
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1933
In a glance; musical play, text M. Sei-
denfried, lyrics and m B. Jampel. ©
1c. Feb. 13, 1933; D 28403; Morton
Seidenfried and Blanche Jampel.
5615*
In a little second hand store; w and
melody Harry Pease and Ed. G. Nel-
son. ©1 ce. Mar. 11, 1933; E unp.
68680; Irving Berlin, inc. 5616
- wand melody Harry Pease, Dave
Dreyer and Ed. G. Nelson. © 1c.
Mar. 16, 19383; E unp. 68878; Irving
Berlin, inc, 5617
In an old wheel barrow, without a
wheel; fox-trot, w Robert Har-
greaves and Stanley J. Damerell, m
Robert Hargreaves; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 10, 1933; E for. 29011;
Cecil Lennox, ltd. 5618
dn bright mansions; w anon., m Otto
L. Bohanan. © 1 c. Mar. 25, 1933;
EK unp. 69275; Florence D. Bohanan.
5619
In California; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68617; Chris
Haag. 5620
In Chicago at the fair; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1933; E unp. 69142;
Ralph O. Wilson and Alpert E.
Knoll. 5621
In clover-time; song, melody Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 ¢. Mar. 30, 1933; E
unp. 69491; Mary A. Endicott.
5622
In dreams dear; song. © 1 e. Mar.
13, 1933; E unp 68742; Edward
Reed. 5623
In heavenly love abiding; w A. L.
Waring, m Ralph Kinder; organ
gee.; in .C...© Mar. .11, 1933; E
pub. 35167; Theodore Presser co.
5624
In memoriam; w Alan Seeger, m
Robert W. Manton, op. 25.. © Jan.
25, 1983; E pub. 35351; E. C. Schir-
mer music co. 5625
an my dream house I’m dreaming of
the skies and of this earth below;
song, w I. Fletchman and Donald
Love. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1933; E unp.
68951; Ivan Fletchman 5626
In my heart today; hymn, w and
m arr. U. Utley. © Feb. 15, 1933;
E pub. 35110; Uldine Utley. 5627
adn my weakest moments, I’m strong
for you; w Max C. Freedman and
5642*
Flora Warren Brown. © 1 c. Mar.
27, 1933; EH unp. 69319; Jack Kopf.
5628
In my wonderful dreams of you;
waltz song, melody Sidney Bender.
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1933; E unp. 69121;
Hmma Allen Bailey. 5629
In old Mexico; song. © 1. Mar. 8,
1933; E unp. 68533; Sara Alan
Roberts. 5630
In our ivy covered Shack; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp. 68711;
John T. Cadger. 5631
In remembrance; hymn, m M. M.
Sturgis. © Mar. 1, 1933; E pub.
35028; Emil H. Burg. 5632
In the Alps; by Donald Clafflin; pf.
© Feb. 28, 1933; E pub. 35051;
Theodore Presser co. 5633
In the bag; by Joe Stovall; orch. pts.
© Mar. 11, 1933; E pub. 35336; Joel
Walter Stovall. 5634
In the beautiful scenery in the moun-
tains; m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
with w. © 1c. Mar 15, 1983; E
unp. 68859; Douglas Perry. 5635
In the bungalow beneath the willows;
song. © Feb. 16, 1983; FE pub.
35123; Robert W. Schlegel. 5636
In the canoe; by Frank LaForge,
fingering and _ pedal _ indications
Ernesto Berumen; pf. © Jan. 5,
19383; E pub. 35278; Carl Fischer,
ine. 5637
In the cathedral; by Walter P. Zim-
merman; organ. © Mar. 22, 1933;
E pub. 35362; H. W. Gray co. 5638
In the little white church on the hill;
w Dorothy Fields, m Jimmy Mc-
Hugh; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © Mar. 24, 1933; EH
pub. 35494; Mayfair music corp.
5639
In the song writers’ paradise; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1933; EB
unp. 69137; June Doolittle. 5640
In the springtime; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1933; E unp. 68885;
Basil M. Ziegler. 5641
—— song. © Mar. 1, 1933; E pub.
35184; Tony Panepinto. 5642
Incanto di primavera; visione musi-
cale, Maria B. Pasini, m Vincenzo
Billi, rid. dell’autore per canto e
pf. © Mar. 6, 1933; D 28407; G.
Ricordi & co. 5642*
239
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5643
Incidental series; coll. of dramatic
and descriptive m, compiled Movie-
tone music corp.; pf. conductor. v.
6. © Mar. 3, 1933: E pub. 35076;
Movietone music corp. 5643
Indian maiden, Wawasee; song. © 1
e.) Mar, 14) 1933.) i np: 68761=
Halsie B. Warren. 5644
Indian serenade; w Percy Bysshe
Shelley, m Roland Farley; male
voices. Rev. ed. © Feb. 17, 1933;
E pub. 35091; New music press, inc.
5645
Inspiration waltz; [accordion] ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E pub. 35412; Leslie
C. Groff. 5646
Into the woods my Master went; w
Sidney Lanier, m J. Thurston Noé;
mixed voices with sop. or ten. solo;
organ acc. Mar: *22.)°1983'> EB
pub. 35486; Galaxy music corp.
5647
Introduction and fugue in E minor;
by Ernest Bullock; organ. © Jan.
12, 1983; E for. 28797; Oxford uni-
versity press. 5648
Invocation: Alleluia: Amen; w from
a Lutheran bk. of meditations, m
Samuel Richards Gaines; mixed
voices, with sop. solo. © Mar. 6,
1933; E pub. 35663; Oliver Ditson
CO... INC: 5649)
Invocation to the sun; pt.-song, w
Ossian, tr. James Macpherson, m
James Lyon, op. 89, no. 2; men’s
voices. © Feb, 23, 1833; EH for.
28534; Edwin Ashdown, ltd. 5650
© 1c¢ Mar. 27,
69328; Marie D.
5651
Is this a souvenir; w and m Val Bur-
ton and Will Jason; cho. only. ©
1 c. Mar. 3, 19383; E unp. 68440;
Movietone music corp. 5652
Is this the house where love lives;
song. ©1c. Mar. 22, 1983; E unp.
69183; Lillian Poole Palmason.
5653
Isabella; w and melody. ©1c. Mar.
10, 1983; E unp. 68807; Hugh Elmer
Nichols. 5654
Islindische tanze; v. Jon Leifs, op. 11,
arr. J. Leifs u. Leopold Weninger ;
orch. stimmen. © Aug. 4, 1931; E
for. 28692; Fr. Kistner & C. F. W.
Siegel. 5655
Isle (The) of paradise; by James C.
Bradford; 1st violin conductor. ©
Irish Irene; song.
1933; E unp.
Sweeney.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
1c. Mar. 22, 19383; E unp. 69147;
Alfred music ¢o., ine. 5656
Isle of view; w Jack Joyce, melody
J. Joyce and Charles Seddon. ©
1c. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69249;
John E. Joyce, jr. 5657
Isn’t it the devil; song. © 1 c¢. Mar.
28, 1933; E unp. 69363: Brooks
Bowman. 5658
Isn’t man a funny funny thing; w and
melody Jack Joyce and Charles
Seddon. © 1 c. Mar. 25, 1983; E
unp. 69250; John E. Joyce, jr..
5659
Ist es wirklich wahr; English waltz,
aus Schleppzug M 17, w Etienne
Blanche, Gitinther Schwenn wu.
Schaeffers, m Alex Stone u. Will
Meisel, arr. Lul Clay; orch. stim-
men. © Jan, 1, 1933; E for. 28970;
Monopol-liederverlag, Ernst Wen-
graf, G.m.b.H. 5660
It is a good thing to give thanks;
anthem, w from Scriptures, m Ro-
land Diggle; mixed voices, with
sop. solo. © Mar. 4, 1933; E pub.
385131; Theodore Presser co. 5661
It is May; w Lourine Kummer, m arr.
Enrico Barraja; female voices. ©
Mar. 8, 1983; E pub. 35106; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 5662
It is very beautiful over there; w and
m Hula Nauwerck-Koller; med.
voice; in E flat. © Mar. 11, 1933;
E pub. 35295; Carl Fischer, inc.
It’s a darn good thing; w Edwin
Kasin and Isaac L. Kaplowitz, mel-
ody BE. Kasin. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933;
E unp. 69336; Abraham §. Kasin.
5664
It’s just a breath of paradise; song,
m Sylvester Long Cross. © 1c
Mar. 15, 1933; E unp. 68850; George
Barthelemy. 5665
It’s just that I can’t have you; fox
trot song. © 1 ec. Mar. 21, 1983;
E unp. 69071; Jackie Sutton. 5666
It’s just you; w and m Harold
Holmes; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © Feb. 23, 1933; H
pub. 35137; Harold Holmes music
publications. 5667
It’s me callin’ you; w and m Terry
Shand, Walter Kent and Milton
Drake; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
13, 19838; E pub. 35449; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 5668
240
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1933
It’s never too late for love; valse song.
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1933; E unp. 68594;
Ida First. 5669
It’s our Starlight country home; song,
.m Gladys Mildred Swanson. ©1«.
Mar. 9, 1988; E unp. 68570; Wil-
liam Edward Barnard. 5670
It’s summer again; fox-trot song. ©
1 ce. Mar. 11, 1983; E unp. 69108;
John C. Nickelsen. 5671
It’s time to sing Sweet Adeline again ;
w Benny Davis and Al. Boasberg,
m Sammy Fain; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 15, 19383; E pub. 35203; M.
Witmark & sons. 5672
It’s up to you; song. © 1 c. Mar.
20, 1983; E unp. 68978; Leo J. Mc-
Quaid and Vance Elwood Pease.
5673
It’s you; w and melody. © 1. Mar.
7, 1933; E unp. 68472;; Hyman Gold-
man. 5674
It’s your smile; melody. © 1c. Mar.
28, 1933; E unp. 69402; Luba Som-
ach. 5675
It was just a dream that could not
be; song; melody Harry Bennett
and F. McGowen. © 1 ¢. Mar. 20,
1933; E unp. 68988; Franklin 5S.
McGowen. 5676
Italian Christmas carols; from 200 old
Christmas carols, coll. and ed., tra-
ditional w, English tr. John O’Con-
nor, John Gray and others. © Jan.
27, 19838; E for. 28580; Richard R.
Terry. 5677
J’m’en balance; 6/8 one-step, de Le
erime du _ bouif, paroles André
Berthomieu, m G. van Parys; avec
accord de Vukulele. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 28602; Editions Sala-
bert. 5678
-— —__ ——_ orch. ptes. © Dee.
15, 1932; E for. 28537; Editions
Salabert. 5679
J’ pourrais fair’ du cinéma; one-step,
paroles Jack Cazol, m A. Calabrése ;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © Dec.
15, 19382; E for. 28574; Editions
Salabert. 5680
Ja, nur der walzer ganz allein; wal-
zer, w Willi Webels, m Josef Schaf-
gans. © Oct. .29, 19382; E for.
28729; Willi Webels, theater u. mu-
sikverlag. 5681
Jack Frost; w Hannah Flagg Gould;
pf. © Mar. 15, 1933; EB pub. 35149;
Rutherford Hayes Merriam. 5682
569
Java (La) de minuit; valse musette,
paroles Maurice Aubret, m H. Ack-
ermans; avec accord de lukulele.
© Dec. 15, 19382; E for. 28567; Edi-
tions Salabert. 5683
Je vends mon coeur; slow-fox, de
Pourquoi . parce que, paroles
Seylis de Néve, m Henry Verdun,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes.
© Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 28547; Edi-
tions Salabert. 5684
avee accord de l’ukule-
le. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28587;
Editions Salabert. 5685
Je veux; fox-trot, de Azor, couplets
Max Eddy, m Gabaroche, Pearly et
Chagnon, arr. Francis Salabert;
orch. ptes. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28540; Editions Salabert. 5686
Jealous lover; w and melody arr.
Jimmie Davis. © Mar. 13, 1933; E
unp. 69101 ; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 5687
Jekyll and Hyde; written and com-
posed Greatrex Newman and Leslie
Sarony; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
14, 1933; E for. 28894; Francis, Day
& Hunter, Itd. 5688
Jennifer and the royal procession; w,
m and actions Anne Harding
Thompson; pf. © Mar. 10, 1933;
E for. 28706; Novello & co., Itd.
5689
Jerone and Lelleen; from Love lost,
w, melody and rhythm H. W. Bar-
wick, ace. L. Crawley. © 1c. Mar.
6, 1983; E unp. 68494; Howard Wil-
liam Barwick and Leone Crawley.
5690
Jewel of Spain, I love you; song. ©
1c. Mar. 25, 19383; E unp. 69472;
F. Harvey Straight. 5691
Jig-saw: pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 1, 1933; B
unp. 68237; Chris Schonberg. 5692
Jigsaw puzzles; w B. Thomas, m D.
Seyforth; pf. treble © 1 « Feb.
25, 1983; E unp. 69109; Danny Sey-
forth and Bob Thomas. 5693
Jig-saw (The) song; w and ukulele
arr. Robert Montgomery, m Janice
Collier. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp.
68337; Mildred June Caldwell.
5694
John’s house; w, m and actions Anne
Harding Thompson; pf. © Mar.
10, 1988; E for. 28707; Novello &
co., Itd. 5695
241
CATALOGUE OF
5696
Jolly (A) jig; by Louise Christine
Rebe; pf. © Feb. 28, 1933; E pub.
35049; Theodore Presser €o. 5696
Jolly old ma! Jolly old pa; w and m
George Lloyd and Raymond Wal-
lace; with ukulele arr. © Mar. 8,
1933; E for. 28780; Huntley Trevor
music co., ltd. 5697
Jolly Roger; selection, from the mu-
sical-burlesque, lyrics V. C. Clinton-
Baddeley, m Walter Leigh, arr. Syd-
ney Baynes; pf. © Mar. 10, 1933;
E for. 28046; Boosey & co., ltd.
5698
Jugend marschiert; marsch, Ernst
Hanfstaengl; pf. © Jan. 31, 1933;
E for. 28774; Ed. Bote & G. Bock.
5699
Julia; w and melody. © 1 ec. Mar.
18, 1933; E unp. 68972; George de
Horth. 5700
June light and moonlight; w and mel-
ody Dallas Dale. © 1c Mar. 17,
1933 ; E unp. 68937; Dallas D. Engle.
5701
Junggeselle (Der); polka, old melody,
new arr.; 1st violin. © 1c. Feb. 9,
1933; E unp. 68513; Peter Miiller.
5702
Junior (The) accordionist dance al-
bum; arr. bk. 1. © Mar. 6, 1933;
AA 116782; Antonio Zordan. 5703
Juon (Paul) Suite; op. 89; klavier,
violine u. violoncell. nr. 1-5.
Apr. 18, 19382; E for. 28749; C. A.
Challier & Co. 5704
Just a baby’s smile; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68317;
James Fredrick Spencer. 5705
Just a desert wanderer; fox-trot, w
John Alberson, melody Eduard D.
Madden. © 1 ec. Mar. 17, 1933; E
unp. 68947; John A. Sanford. 5706
Just a dream that could never come
true; song, w Clif Graham and Nor-
man Carmichael. © 1 ¢c. Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69428; Oliver Lyman
Wiber. 5707
Just a kiss; m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. with w.. © 1 a, Mar. 15, 1933;
E unp. 68860; Grace Small. 5708
Just a little cabin in the hills; waltz
song. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1933; E unp.
68525; Frederic Louis Gerbig. 5709
Just a little flower shop around the
corner; w and m Harry Woods;
with ukulele arr. Haia Kaa. ©
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, BUSS wees
Mar. 2, 1933; E pub. 35089; Keit-
Engel, ine. 5710
Just a lonely roliing stone; pf. with
w. © 1c Mar. 6, 1933; HB unp:
68419; Miner Albert McEKuen. 5711
Just a song; pf. ©1c. Mar. 27, 1933;
E unp. 69345; Joseph Ray. 5712
Just a song of love in the rain; from
14th of July, English, Desmond Car-
ter, French, René Clair, m Maurice
Jaubert; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
23, 1933; E for. 28934; Chappell &
co., ltd. 5713
Just a song that I can’t forget; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; Hr unp:
69303; Alois J. Weiss. 5714
Just another dream; from Face in the
sky, w and®m Val Burton and Will
Jason. © Feb. 28, 1933; E pub.
35045; Movietone music corp. 5715
Just as sure as God made little green
apples; pf. with w. ©1e. Mar. 22,
1933; E unp. 69140; Harker F.
Thomas. 5716
Just born to be lonesome; w and m
Gus Kahn and Lew Pollack; with
ukulele arr. Haia Kia. © Mar. 15,
1933; E pub. 35331; Keit-Engel, inc.
s SE1L7
Just down by the old garden gate;
song, melody Conwell G. Swenson.
© 1 ec. Mar. 14; 1933; E unp. 68782;
Elmer Edgar Clark. 5718
Just for to-day; duet, w Sibyl FE.
Partridge, m Jane Bingham Abbott,
arr. Preston Ware Orem; sop. and
alto. © Mar. 14, 1933; E pub.
35195; Clayton F. Summy co. 5719
Just, for you; Song” © 3 cae
1933; E unp. 68498; Donald B. Me-
Mullen. 5720
Just let me call you a pal; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp: 69302;
Leslie B. McKnight. 5721
Just longing for you; waltz, pf. with
w. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1983; E unp.
68661; Clarence R. Pitts. 5722
Just memories; song. © 1. Mar. 9,
1933; E unp. 68569; Frederic Louis
Gerbig. 5723
Just memories of you; w and melody.
© 1e. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68313;
Elmer Schaber. 5724
Just one glimpse of Calvary; hymn.
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1933; E unp. 69070;
Winifred J. Olofson. 5725
242
ae
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1933
Just suppose; valse song. © 1 «©.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68627; Char-
lotte W. Rehder. 5726
Just tell her while dancing; w and
melody... © 1 ¢..Mar. 17, 19338; E
unp. 68913; John W. Henry. 5727
Just to be with you; song. © 1.
Mar. 15, 1933; E unp. 68834; Matilda
Curtiss. 5728
Just. whistle; fox trot, w and m EK. M.
Lester, ©: 1c... Feb, (25, 1933; HB
unp. 68597 ; Elizabeth M. Leister.
5729
Just you and our home sweet home;
song, melody L. Crow and Margaret
Daugherty. © 1 ¢. Mar. 20, 1933;
E eunp. 69006; Lydia Crow. 5730
Kadenzen; zu W. A. Mozarts violin-
konzert nr. 7, werk 271", Georges
Enesco; violine. © Dee. 30, 1932;
E for. 28965; Breitkopf & Hirtel.
5731
K A sweetheart; pf. with w. ©1«.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68486; Ida
Ruth Chamblin. nY ey
Keep on singing; coll. of songs, ed.
Kenneth S. Clark. © Mar. 15, 1933;
AA 115663; Paull-pioneer music
corp. 5733
Keep smiling with Roosevelt; song.
© 1 «¢. Mar. 10, 1933; E unp. 68648 ;
Frank Cambria. 5734
Kiesling (Samuel G.) Twin melodies;
pf. © Mar. 8, 1933; E pub. 35333;
Samuel G. Kiesling. 5735
Kinda da da; song. © 1c. Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69408; Dorothea Ellen
Layton. 5736
Kinder, kinder, seid vergniigt; stim-
mungsschlager, w Willi Webels, m
Paul Prei!, arr. Georg Jederskowski;
orch. stimmen. © July 30, 1932;
Hi for. 28732; Willi Webels, theater
u. musikverlag. 5737
Kindergarten and primary songs; w
and melodies. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933;
EK unp. 68409; Geraldine Margaret
DeVine and Wilma Bolte. 5738
King Arthur; musical comedy. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 20; 1933; D 28412; Clair W.
Johnson. 5738*
King Kong; march from the film,
Max Steiner; pf. © Mar. 18, 1933;
E pub. 35234; Sam Fox pub. co.
5739
Kiss, love and hold me; song. ©
Mar. 17, 1983; E pub. 35240; Maud
Miller Stevenson. 5740
Kiss me, my darling; w Fred L. Ger-
big, m the four Jost bros. ; with uku-
lele arr) © 1c. ° Mar.) 22. 1933; 0B
unp. 69128; Frank John Jost. 5741
Kissin’ bug; w Clement Wood, m
Jacques Wolfe; low voice. © Mar.
22, 1933; E pub. 35532; G. Schirmer,
inc. 5742
Kissing depression good-bye; song, m
George Miller. © 1 ce. Mar. 1, 1933;
E unp. 68229; Charles Terry. 5743
Kleine adventsmusik ; v. Hugo Distler,
op. 4, flote, oboe, violine, kammer-
chor, orgel, cembalo o. Klavier, vio-
loncell, ad lib. Sowie sprecher. Par-
titur. © Dec. 20, 1932; E for. 28966 ;
Breitkopf & Hartel. 5744
Kleiner mann & grosse frau; walzer,
old melody, new arr.; 1st violin. ©
1c. Feb. 9, 1983; E unp. 68510;
Peter Miller. 5745
Kieines braunes médel aus Havanna ;
tango, w Gerd Karlick, m Will Mei-
sel u. Joe Hajos, arr. Ferry Muhr;
orch. stimmen. © Sept. 19, 1931;
E for. 28727; Edition Meisel & co.,
G. m. b. H. 5746
Konig Karl marsch; v. C. L. Unrath,
bearb. Hugo Herrmann; akkordeon.
© Keb. 17,0833"; abo for, 289232
Adolph Fiirstner. D147
Kolping (The) march; march, melody,
and voice pt. with w Otto Knab.
© 1 ¢. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68354;
Diedrich H. Buerhop. 5748
Lady bluebird; w and m Mike Benton,
pf. arr. Marcus Bartlett; with uku-_.
lele arr. Perry Bechtel. © 1 ec. Mar.
9, 1933; E unp. 68576; Mitchell Mc-
Iver Benton. 5749
Lady, I’m asking you; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1933; E unp. 68286;
Beatrice EK. Lane. 5750
Lady, why do I love you; fox-trot, w
Sam Adelman, melody Benny Adel-
man. © 1.¢c, Mar. 3, 1933; E unp.
68328; Samuel Adelman and Benja-
min Adelman. DTOL
Lafayette; melody Basie-Durham. ©
1.¢e. Feb. 18, 1988; E unp. 69078;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 5752
Laggiti; valzer, versi Nisa, m A. M.
Zanuso. © Nov. 15, 1932; E for.
28841; S. a. Melodi. 5753
243
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Laguna; tango, Manuel Pizzaro, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes.
Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28552; Editions
Salabert. 5754
Lamb (The) of God; sacred cantata,
w Frances R. Havergal, John G.
Whittier, and from Bible; women’s
voices. Se. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1933;
E unp. 68997; John M. Hughes.
5755
Language (The) of love; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1933; E unp.
69385; Fred Plyler. 5756
Last (The) Mohican; syncopated
dance, Lothar Perl; pf. © Mar. 17,
1933; E for. 29048; B. Schott’s
sohne. SDT
Late September; w Amy Lowell, m
Ferdinand Dunkley; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Mar. 22, 1933 ; E pub. 35422;
Ferdinand Luis Dunkley. 5758
Latest (The) wrinkle; song, arr. Fred
Murmann. © 1 ec. Mar. 13, 1933; E
unp. 68745; Harold Samuel Blegen.
5759
Laughin’ Louie; w and melody Clar-
ence Gaskill. © 1 ¢. Mar. 16, 1933;
E unp. 68895; Shapiro, Bernstein &
CO:, nc. “4, DAGO
Laurita ; song of Spain, w and melody.
© 1e¢. Mar. 7, 1933; E unp. 68465;
Irene Brooks Pierson. 5761
Lawn dance; by Isabel Brown; pf. ©
Mar. 11, 1933; E pub. 35166; Theo-
dore Presser co. 5762
Lay me to rest beneath the roses; w
A. D. Delay, m Arthur Muldrew
Allan. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1933; E ump.
68240; Arthur M. Allan & A. D. De-
lay. 5763
Lay your head on my shoulder; w and
m Con Conrad, Sam Coslow and
Jimmy Campbell. © 1 c. Mar. 21,
1933; E unp. 69033; Campbell, Con-
nelly, ine. 5764
Lead us O Father; anthem, w William
H. Burleigh, m William T. Tim-
mings; mixed voices with alto solo;
organ acc. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
35262; Carl Fischer, inc. 5765
Leap (A) year dream; song, m Eu-
gene Platzman. © Mar. 15, 1933;
BE pub. 35194; M. A. Jackson. 5766
Leave me alone; wand melody. ©1ce.
Mar. 17, 1983; E unp. 68926; Helen
Sirade. 5767
__ pt. Hi, n. S., We 28
Leaving blues; w and nielody D. Wil-
liams. © 1c. Mar. 16; 1933; E unp.
68896 ; Southern muSi€ pub. ¢Co., ine.
5768
Lebenslust; chorwalzer nach lieben,
alten melodien, dichtung u. musika-
lische bearb. Franciscus Nagler;
gem. chor. © Jan. 6, 1933; E for.
28741; Gebr. Hug & co. 5769
— mannerchor, mit klavier-
0. orch.-begl. Klavierauszug. ©
Nov. 17, 19382; E for. 28992; Gebr.
Hug & co. 5770
Leggett; hymn tune, w R. H. Robin-
son. ©1c Feb. 16, 1933; E unp.
68562; Douglas Fletcher. area)
Let all the world; w George Herbert;
mixed voices, organ ace. © Nov. 7,
1932; E for. 28767; Arthur Somer-
vell. 5772
Let by-gones be by-gones; w and m
Jos. Geo. Gilbert; with ukulele arr.
R. S. Stoddon. © Feb. 21, 1933; E
for. 28848; B. Feldman & Co. 5773
Let it rain; w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 20, 1933; E unp. 69041; Vivian
Duncan. 5774
Let me be your pal; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp. 68755;
Olive Flaskamp. 5775
Let me dream and dream; song. ©
1 ce. Mar. 17, 1933; E unp. 68899;
William J. Simon. 5776
Let me dream that waltz again; waltz,
w and melody. © 1 e Mar. 81,
1933; E unp. 69510; Arnold Maurice
Cowan. 5177
Let me see you smile; w and melody. —
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1933; E unp. 69044;
Dunean sisters. 5778
Let’s go! America; w Harper Garcia
Smyth, m Walter Logan. © Mar. 6,
1933; E pub. 35024; Sam Fox pub.
co. 5779
Let’s laugh the depression away; W
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1933;
E unp. 69390; Thomas Carroll Snow.
5780
Let’s pull to-gether ; song; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 15, 1933; E pub. 35185;
George R. Zarter. 5781
Let’s spend an evening at home; w and
melody Kay O’Donnell, Buddy Fields
and Gerald Marks. © 1. Mar. 8,
1933; E unp. 683381; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine. 5782
244
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
5810
Let’s take a little walk with Mary;
w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1933;
E unp. 68529; Bert Hoffman. 5783
Let’s tell the truth; w and melody
Roy Turk and Vee Lawnhurst. ©
1 ce. Mar. 28, 1933; E unp. 69463;
Irving Berlin, ine. 5784
Let there be love, and there was love;
w Don Hartman, m Jay Gorney ;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 3, 1933;
E pub. 35026; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 5785
Letter (The); 3-pt. cho., English,
Luther Moffitt, German, Theodor
Storm, m Frederick A. Stock, arr.
Albert Noelte; women’s voices. ©
Mar. 23, 1933; E pub. 35472; H. T.
FitzSimons co. 5786
Letter (A) asking to come home; song.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 68508;
James T. Hosking. 5787
Lie (The) he wrote home; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 25, 1933; E
unp. 69266; Bob Miller. 5788
Lieber schatz, ich habe heut’ geburt-
stag ; stimmungsschlager u. slow-fox,
m Paul Preil, op. 374, arr. Heinz
Joachim Vieweg. © Dec. 21, 1932;
E for. 28994; Willi Webels. | 5789
Liebes leid; w Morris Rosenfeld, m
Abraham §. Ellstein. © Mar. 10,
1933; E pub. 35321; Henry Lefko-
witch. 5790
Liebesgliick ; walzerlied, w A. Kessler,
m F. W. Mehr. © 1 ec. Mar. 11,
1933; E unp. 68694; Anton Kessler
and Friedrich Wilhelm Mehr. 5791
Liebeslied; w Julius Wolff, English,
Mrs. John P. Morgan, m Felix Wein-
' gartner, op. 7, nr. 38. Neue ausgabe.
© Mar. 10, 1931; E for. 28725; Ries
& Erler, G.m.b.H. 5792
Liebeswalzer ; v. Johann Strauss, text-
lich u. musikalisch eingerichtet, Leo
Blech. © Jan. 20, 1933; E for.
28773 ; Hd. Bote & G. Bock. 5793
Lieder in schweizer-mundart; songs,
w Sophie Hammerli-Marti, Elisa+
beth Thommen tu. a. © May 6,
1932; E for. 28985; Irma Levaillant.
5794
Life (The) for me; song, m Burrell
Van Buren; pf. © 1c. Mar. 25,
1988; E unp. 69263; Inez Samuel-
son. 5795
Life’s no fun; w Vin Lindhe, m Pem
Davenport. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1933;
E unp. 68892; Pembroke Mortimer
Davenport. 5796
Lightly dancing, lovely marchioness;
w Barnetta Brown from the French
of Hugéne Bazot, m Lemaire, arr.
Wm. Stickles; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Mar. 6, 1933; E pub. 35078;
Harms, inc. 5T97
Lily-May ; w and m Ted Fiorito, Harry
Tobias and Neil Moret; with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 28, 1933; E pub. 35315;
Leo Feist, inc. 5798
Lily of the valley; w and melody. ©
1 c« Mar. 6, 1938; E unp. 68375;
Elmore Ewing Jones. 5799
Linger just a Httle longer; w and m
William Wollens. © 1 ec. Mar. 10,
1933 ; E unp. 686438 ; William Wollen-
schlager. 5800
Lingering memories; song, arr. Al
Henning; pf. ©1c. Mar. 23, 1933;
E unp. 69153; Oliver Guy Stam.
5801
Listen to me; from Take it or leave
it, w and melody Parke Grindel. ©
1c. Feb. 20, 1983; E unp. 69104;
Thomas Linwood Grindell. 5802
Liszt (Franz) Haster song of the
angels; anthem, w Goethe, English,
Helen A. Dickinson, m arr. Clarence
Dickinson; women’s voices; organ
acc. © Mar. 20, 1933; E pub. 35358 ;
H. W. Gray ©o. \ 5803
Love dreams; solo or duet, arr.
Albert Adam; pf. ace. 1. Hawaiian
steel guit.—2. Spanish guit. © Mar.
21, 19383; E pub. 35385, 35401; Cen-
tury music pub. co. 5804, 5805
Little (A) beer, a pretzel and you; w
and melody Howard Johnson, Harry
Pease and Ed. G. Nelson. © 1.
Mar. 28, 1983; E unp. 69165; Irving
Berlin, ine. 5806
Little Bernice Clayton; pf. with w.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1933; E unp. 68653 ;
Bessie Wells. 5807
Little (A) bird told me your secret;
duet, w Pamela Mason, m Jeanne
Sterling. © 1. Feb. 23, 1933; EB
unp. 69467; Margery Featherston
and Hsther Weikel. 5808
Little boy; song. © 1 ¢«. Mar. 14,
1933; E unp. 68769; Lois Dunbar
Reid. 5809
Little boy of my dreams; song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 25, 19383; E unp. 69245;
Elizabeth Spencer Moquin. 5810
245
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5811
Little (The) bum; w and melody I.
Vassilakis. © 1 c¢. Mar. 9, 1933;
E unp. 68566; John Thymios.
5811
Little cabin of dream’s [sic]; Song.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1933; E unp. 68274;
Carrie Davis Chapman. 5812
Little (The) church covered with
flowers; w G. C. Bunton and Fred
R. Wightman, m G. C. Bunton and
F. Dean Moore; pf. © 1c. Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 69052; George Clinton
Bunton. 5813
Little (The) disciple; Easter play, w
and m J. B. Faure, and others,
arr. Ruth Amelia Smith and Adelina
Patti Fulton; mixed voices. Voce.
se. © Mar. 8, 1933; E pub. 35107;
M. Witmark & sons. 5814
— — Voe. se. 1. Sop.,
alto and bass.—2. Sop. 1, 2 and
alto.—3. Sop. and alto. © Mar. 6,
1933; E pub. 35080-35082; M. Wit-
mark & Sons. 5815-5817
Little girl of mine; pf. treble with
Wwe XC) tC. Mar tS, Tojo. EH Thp.
68756; E. Perry Crump. 5818
Little girlie; fox-trot song. © 1 ©.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68626; Fred
Sutherland. 5819
Little (A) green lane; w Desmond
Carter, m May H. Brahe; in E flat.
© Mar. 2, 1933; E for. 29062; Chap-
pell & co., Itd. 5820
Little home in the Genesee Valley; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69344;
John Harold Schwab. 5821
Little (A) home, my mother and a
winding lane; w and melody. ©1c.
Mar. 24, 1933; E unp. 69208; Joseph
Anthony Kushner. 5822
Little mother; w and m _ Harold
Holmes; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © Feb. 23, 1933; E
pub. 35138; Harold Holmes music
publications. 5823
Little Nell; melodrama in rhythm, w
and m Willy Divina. © Mar, 4,
1933; E pub. 35115; Skidmore music
co., ine. 5824
Little old-fashioned cottage; pf. treble
with w. © 1. Mar. 31, 1988; HB
unp. 69520; Dewey Lionel Dick.
5825
Little old sod shanty; w and melody
Jules Allen. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933;
E unp. 69091; Southern music pub.
eo., inc. 5826
pt. 107, n.S., V..28:
Little pictures ; 10 pieces, Jesse Furze ;.
pf. © Feb. 22, 1933; E for. 28677;
Joseph Williams, Itd. 5827
Little (The) place I once called home;
w and melody. ©1 «. Mar. 3, 1933;
E unp. 68324; Nora Wilson. 5828
Little (A) romance; by Charles Wood-
house; violin; pf. ace. © Feb. 14,
1933; E for. 28816; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd. 5829
Little Sweetheart of mine; w and.
melody. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1933; E
unp. 68934; Edwin A. George and
Ward Pleshek. 5830:
Little sweetheart of the range land;
valse song. © 1 ¢. Feb. 20, 1933;
E unp. 68213; Jennie A. Mazzaro.
5831
Little wild rose of the mountains;
song, m Sylvester Long Cross: ©
1 e@ Mar. 7, 1933; E unp. 68476;
Hazel Winney Broady. ~ 5832
Lizene; w and m Otto L. Bohanan.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69276;
Florence D. Bohanan. 5833
Lockhart (The) band-class method ;.
by Lee M. Lockhart and Edmund M.
Goehring. bk. 1. Teacher’s sc. ©
Mar. 8, 1938; AA 116644; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 5834
Lollipop land; musical play. © 1 e..
Feb. 14, 1933; D 28404; Helen Ram-
sey. 5834*
Lollypops; pf. with w. © 1 ¢ Mar.
23, 1933; E unp. 69155; Howard
Nicholas Dynes. 5835:
London every day; suite, Eric Coates;
orch. pts. © Feb. 20, 1933; E for.
28723; Chappell & co., ltd. 5836
Lone (The) hobo; w and melody. ©
1 c. Mar. 17, 1983; 1 unp. Geez:
Joseph Hone. 5837
Lonely; valse song. © 1 c. Mar; 1,
1933; E unp. 68609; Carl Pope.
5838
Lonesome for you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69316; Re C.
Thomas. 5839
Lonesome, I need you; w and melody
Fleming and Townsend. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 18, 1933; E unp, 69085; South-
ern music pub. ¢o., inc. 5840
Lonesome now; song. © 1 ¢. Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 69037; Gary Fuss.
5841
246
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1983
Lonesome valley; w Lou Klein, m Bob
Miller; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
22, 1933; E pub. 35498; Shapiro,
Bernstein & Go., ine. 5842
Lonesome waltz; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 10, 1983; E unp. 68651; A.
Winifred Widney Law. 5843
Longing; song. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1933;
E unp. 68683; Marion Hart Prentice.
5844
Longing to be with you; by Ada May;
pf. treble. © 1 c¢ Mar. 29, 1933;
H unp. 69448; Ada May Weeks. 5845
Longwood gardens; march, Chas. Ben-
ter; band pts. © Feb. 1, 1933; HE
pub. 35274; Carl Fischer, inc. 5846
Look who’s here; musicomedy, Dbk.,
Carleton §S. Hadley, m Ted Wil-
liams. Voc. sc. © Mar. 25, 1933;
E pub. 35549; Shattinger piano &
music co. 5847
Looking for work; song. © 1c. Mar.
25, 1983; E unp. 69285; Berenice
Ward. Stockland. 5848
Looking forward to the day, when we
Shall meet again; song; with uku-
lele arr. ©1c. Mar. 7, 1933; E unp.
68475; Florence Schmidt. 5849
Looking on the bright side; w and m
Howard Flynn, arr. Albert Szirmai;
‘with ukulele arr. © Mar. 20, 1933;
E pub. 35306; Harms, inc. 5850!
Lord (The) is my Shepherd; w from
Psalm 23, m Kathryn Miner. ©
1 c. Mar. 15, 1983; E unp. 68863;
Kathryn Lucinda Miner. 5851
Lost sweetheart; song. © Feb. 14,
1933; E pub. 35120; William Am-
bers. 5852
Louisiana moon; w and melody G. Au-
try and Lee Boswell. © 1 ¢. Mar.
10, 1933; E unp. 69459; Gene Autry.
5853
Lou’siana lullaby; w and melody
Charles Newman, Johnny Burke
and Harold Spina. © 1 ¢. Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69419; Santly bros.,
inc. 5854
Love a la carte; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Mar. 20, 1983; E unp. 69046;
Vivian Duncan. 5855
Love, beautiful love; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 ©.
Mar. 15, 1988; E unp. 68855; Mary
Gladys Fuqua. 5856
171754—33——_-4
5871
Love brings you back; song, w Fran-
ces EH. Dexter. © 1 ¢. Mar. 25,
1933; E unp. 69243; Wilbur C. Dex-
ter. 5857
Love came stealing like a thief in the
night; w and m Val Burton and
Will Jason. © 1 ¢. Mar. 3, 1983:
E unp. 68487; Movietone music
corp. 5858
Love ’em and leave ’em; w and m
Si Vanderlaan and Jim Huso; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933;
E unp. 69359; Simon Vanderlaan
and James Huso. D859
Love for a day; valse song. © 1 c.
Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68620; Bella
Rosa. 5860
Love in a sunny rose garden; w and
melody. ,.© 1 ¢.. Mar; 17, 1933: BH
unp. 68920; Edward Stude. 5861
Love is a merry-go-round; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 20, 1933; E unp.
69048; Vivian Duncan. 5862
Love is best; song, w Ethel Carver.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 19383; E unp. 69241;
Edla Zost. 5863
Love is blind; w Rita Stramese, and
melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 7, 1933; E
unp. 68499; Lawrence Zucchino.
5864
Love is like an arabesque; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 15, 1933; E unp.
68823; Ford William Lefler. 5865
Love me; song, from A good woman
poor thing. © Jan. 12, 1933; E
pub. 35094; Arthur Margetson. 5866
Love me like you should dear; song,
m Helene and Vivian Lo Serro. ©
ite! Mart’ 7,41933);" i unp: “68506 ;
Joseph Cuccia. 5867
Love me only; w Jack Joyce, melody
J. Joyce and Charles Seddon. ©
1. ec. Mar. 25, 1983: EH unp: 69251 ;
John E. Joyce, jr. 5868
Love me today; song, melody James
L. Brown. © 1 ec. Mar. 6, 1933; HB
unp. 68407; Nellie Bukwick. 5869
Love me tonight, sweetheart; waltz
song, melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 «.
Mar. 11, 1988; E unp. 68744; Ray-
mond Hofeldt. 5870
Love of my heart; waltz, w Wavel M.
Burg, m Gertrude E. Burg; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 27, 1933; E
pub, 35466; Walter A. Quincke.
5871
247
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5872
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Love’s a flower; w John Galsworthy,
m Cyril C. Dalmaine, tonic solfa
tr. H. J. Timothy ; mixed voices. ©
Feb. 28, 1933; E for. 28922; Stainer
& Bell, ltd. 5872
Love songs of the Nile; w Arthur
Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown, arr. C.
Maxwell. © 1. Mar. 6, 1983; EB
unp. 68411; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 5873
L-o-y-e spells love for me; song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 10, 1983; E unp. 68671;
Robert Livingston Vance. 5874
Love strikes a rhapsody; w N. K.
Panama, melody H. Stein; with
chord ace. © 1. Mar. 13, 1933;
E unp. 68765; Norman K. Panama
and Herman Stein. 5875
Love (The) that lies; w Paul Francis
Webster and Michael Prince, mel-
ody John Jacob Loeb. © 1c. Mar.
24, 1933; E unp. 69205; Leo. Feist,
ine. 5876
Love, you are the sunrise; w Harold
Adamson, m Burton Lane. © Mar.
23, 19338; E pub. 35421; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 5877
Lovelight (The) of a soul; song,
melody Guy Ervin Carpenter. ©
1 e@. Mar. 22, 1933; ‘EH unp. 69117;
David Riley Carpenter. 5878
Lovely one; waltz, w S. Adelman,
melody B. Adelman. © 1c. Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 68415; Samuel Adel-
man and Benjamin Adelman. 5879
Lover ; w Lorenz Hart, m Richard Rod-
gers; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 15,
1933; E pub. 35008; Famous music
corp. 5880
Love’s day; rhapsody, w K. Cinque-
mani. ©1«e Mar. 11, 1933; E unp.
68701; Edna W. Murtagh. 5881
Love’s dream after the ball; inter-
mezzo, Alphons OCzibulka,_ arr.
Thomas C. Brown; military band
pts. © Jan. 3, 1933; E for. 28824;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 5882
Love’s dream boat; song. © 1c. Mar.
13, 19383; E unp. 68747; Helen
Adams-Strickland. 5883
Love’s longing; song, solo-duet, with
arr. for violin-solo-duet, organ or pf.
ace. © Mar. 10, 1933; E pub. 35134;
Maximilian Friess. 5884
Love’s lottery; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 7, 19838; E unp. 68461; Fred
Shorey Campbell. 5885
Love’s lullaby; song. © 1c. Mar. 30,
1933; E unp. 69484; Anna Welker
Brown. 5886
Love’s prisoner; w William Blake, m
C. Armstrong Gibbs. Winthrop
Rogers ed. © Mar. 14, 1933; E for.
29045; Boosey & co., ltd. 5887
Love’s tomorrow; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1 «. Mar. 15,
1933; E unp. 68856; Hazel Kay.
5888
Loving you; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 38, 1988; E unp. 68312; John
Notch. 5889
Low down upon the Harlem river; w
Mack Gordon, m Harry Revel; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
39027; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 5890
Lullaby; w K. J. Cronin, m Sister
Mary Irene. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1933;
E unp. 68697; Katharine J. Cronin
and Mary Irene Kelly 5891
Lullaby for a child; song, w Clarence
P. Milligan. © .1 c. Mar. 20, 1933;
E unp. 68996; Howard Field Fas-
Sett. 5892
Lunacy; w Danford Barney, m Ewald
Haun. Feb. 24, 1933; E for.
29020; G. Ricordi & co. 5893
Lupe: w and melody Monty FerDon.
©1c. Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 68444;
Monroe Alyin FerDon. 5894
Lying in the hay; fox-trot, w Jean
Franc-Nohain, English, Henry Rob-
erts and Harry S. Pepper, m
Mireille; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
7, 1933; E for. 28681; Dix, ltd. 5895
Ma rue; de La revue d’amour, paroles
Jacques-Charles, m Jean Lenoir;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © Dee. 15,
1932; E for. 28606; Editions Sala-
bert. 5896
McCutchan; hymn tune, w John New-
ton. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1933; E unp.
68558; Douglas Fletcher. 5897
McKinley; hymn tune, w Henry F.
Lyte. ©1ce. Feb. 16, 1933; E unp.
68559; Douglas Fietcher. 5898
w and m Else Brix and Charles
Humfeld. © Mar. 23, 1933; E pub.
35453; McKinley high school. 5899
Made for love; song. © 1c. Mar. 30,
1933; E unp. 69494; Henry eine
5
248
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8. 1933
Madonnella campagnola; versi C. Ian-
taffi, m Gino Travisi; pf. Nov.
15, 1932; E for. 28839; Theo Muccy.
5901
Madrigal; tango, de J. F. Falcon, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et
paroles. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28553; Editions Salabert. 5902
Madrigale e Ballata; versi Franco
Sacchetti, m Antonio Veretti. ©
Mar. 20, 1983; E for. 28945; G. Ri-
cordi & co. 5903
Madi, in Wien wird es friihling; tango,
text Willy Rosen u. Marcel Lion, m
Franz Doelle, bearb. Ferry Muhr;
orch. stimmen. © July 15, 1982; E
for. 28684; Wiener Phonix verlag.
5904
Magdalén; pf. with w. © 1 c¢. Mar.
14, 1983; E unp. 68774; Ruth Mezz.
5905
Magnificat and Nune dimittis; in D,
Wilfred Layton; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. © Mar. 17, 1933; E pub.
30467; H. T. FitzSimons co. 5906
—— m Herbert W. Sumsion; mixed
voices ; organ acc. © Jan. 26, 1933;
EK for. 28791; Oxford university
press. 5907
Mahogany hall stomp; by Spencer
Williams, arr. Cornel Tanassy, jr.;
orch. pts. © Mar. 27, 1933; E pub.
35512; Joe Davis, inc. 5908
Maison (La) des amourettes; fox-trot,
paroles Pierre Bayle et Robert Mal-
leron, m J. Jekyll; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28598; Editions Salabert. 5909:
Makin’ a fool of myself over you; song.
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp. 68974;
Louis Grosenick. 5910
‘Man hangin’ around; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp: 68357;
Beatrice Rodick. 5911
Manola; tango-sérénade, paroles
Charles Forge, m FE. Stubbs-Du
Perron. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28637 ; Choudens. 5912
Marabelle; w and m Walter and Duff.
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1933; E unp. 69462;
Walter B. Bell. 5913
March along; w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 27, 1983; E unp. 69355; Harvey
J. Lebo. 5914
“March and lullaby, Baby Alice; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E
unp. 69356; Harvey J. Lebo. 5915
5930
March (The) of prosperity; by Victor
Renton, arr. William M. Felton; pf.,
4 hands. © Feb. 28, 1933; E pub.
35054; Theodore Presser co. 5916
March of the Amazons; by R. H. Bas-
sett; pf. conductor. © 1c. Mar. 30,
1933; E unp. 69479; Movietone mu-
sic corp. 5917
March triumphant; by Wilbur Cheno-
weth; pf. © Jan. 16, 1933; E pub.
35287; Carl Fischer, inc. 5918
March U. W. V.; pf. solo and song.
© Mar. 14, 19338; E pub. 35242;
Claude Johnson. 5919
Marche (La) des grands boulevards;
m Maurice Yvain; pf. 1°" violin,
cello et c. basse, avee paroles. Ptes.
© Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 28590; Edi-
tions Salabert. 5920
—— paroles Max Blot, m Maurice
Yvain; avec accord de lV’ukulele. ©
Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 28591; Editions
Salabert. 5921
Marching in chains; Russian folk
Song, arr. Ralph L. Baldwin; men’s
cho. © Mar. 24, 1933; E pub.
35508; Associated music publishers,
ine. 5922
Mardi (The) gras; w and melody. ©
1 c. Mar. 7, 19383; E unp. 68466;
Irene Brooks Pierson. 5923
Margarita; song, melody Rosa _ de-
Paret. ©1c. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp.
69290; Marjorie Harper. 5924
Marinero (Un) en el golfo; letra y
m Ernesto Ramirez Valdes; pf. ©
1 ce. Mar. 3, 1983; E unp. 68346;
Dionisio Acosta. 5925
Mariquita’s dance; tango; pf. ©1ec.
Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68448; Hthel
L. Mahoney. 5926
Marlene in trousers; song, melody
Gene Panzone. 1 ec; ‘Mar. 22,
1933; E unp. 691384; Salvatore Bono.
5927
Marley, L. M.; hymn tune, Merritt
Ierley. © Mar. 4, 1933; E pub.
35142; Merritt A. Ierley. 5928
Mary I love you; w Jack Joyce, mel-
ody Charles Seddon. © 1 c Mar.
25, 19383; E unp. 69246; John E.
Joyee, jr. 5929
Mary, that old fashioned sweetheart
of «mines song: © 1 c. Mar. 20,
1933; E unp. 68980; Virginia HE.
Strang. 5930
249
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5930*
Master (The) dot method; for ukulele,
banjo-uke, tiple and uke-guit. © 1
ce. Mar. 29, 19838; A ad. int. 17669;
pubd. Mar. 15, 1983; Don Tucker.
5930*
May-blossoms; [accordion] © Feb.
10, 19338; E pub. 35413; Leslie C.
Groff. 5931
May I call you mine; song. ©1 ©.
Mar. 15, 1933; E unp. 68829; Doro-
thy M. Lorman. 5932
Maybe I love you too much; w and
m Irving Berlin; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 9, 19388; E° pub. -35125;
Irving Berlin, inc. 5933
Maybe I’m just a nobody; fox trot
song. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp.
68608; Evelyn Ibach. 5934
Mayerl (Billy) Three syncopated
rambles; pf. © Mar. 22, 1933; E
for. 28955; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
5935
Maytime; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c Mar. 13,
1933; E unp. 68724; Henry Schu-
macher. 5936
Mazurka; by Neva Garner Green-
wood; violin; pf. ace. © Mar. 21,
19832 - HE pub. 35480: eee Bite
Simons co. 5937
Mean gal; w and melody. ©1«. Mar.
22, 19383; E unp. 69125; William N.
Brownstein. 5938
Meditation; by Alexander MacFadyen,
founded on the 38rd prelude in C
min., Johann Sebastian Bach; violin
and pf. © Mar. 25, 1933; E pub.
35574; Badger music pub. co. 5939
Meet me at the great world’s fair; w
J. Gloub, m H. Le Grand; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 18, 1933; E pub.
35036: John Gloub and Harry
Le Grand. 5940
Meet me in Miami; song, m Luther A.
Clark. © Mar. 10, 1933; E pub.
35346; Mayme Finley Broome. 5941
Meet that gal of mine; w and melody
Roy Farrell. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1933;
E unp. 68987; Harry Prince. 5942
Mein harmonium; album 34 beliebter
stticke in leichter spielbarkeit, Jac
Bonset. © Dec. 30, 1932; E for.
28765; B. Schott’s séhne. 59438
Mein midel, der wein und die rosen;
walzer, w K. Blume u. Dr. Lacroix,
m Karl Blume. 1. Salon-orch. stim-
men mit gesang u. pf.—2. Gesang u.
pt. TEs vaee
pf. © Sept. 26, 1932; E for. 28977,
28980; Heinrichshofen’s verlag.
5944, 5945.
Mein schénes kind vom _ Rhein;
marsch, w Gerhard Ebeler, m Hans
Otten. © i Jani d,:! 19336 ator.
28758; G. Ebeler verlag. 5946
Melodies from theme song; melodies.
© 1 « Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69287;
Oliver Haserodt. 5947
Melody moon; pf. with w. © 1 e.
Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68355; Gudrun
Benedickte Norman. 5948.
Memories; song, m Burrell Van Buren.
© June 28, 1932; E pub. 35128;
Cora Henderson Conway. 5949
Memories live on; ,waltz song, pf.
arr. Dorothy Wilson. © 1 ¢. Mar.
10, 1983; E unp. 68642; Jean King.
5950:
Memories of dear old Montana; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 18, i933;
E unp. 68970; Richard Pickett. 5951
Memories of mother; fox trot song.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68638;
Lillian Bigelow. 5952
Memories of the Orient; waltz; mel-
ody with pf. acc. © 1 ¢ Mar. 17,
1933; E unp. 68904; P. Spicacci.
"sf ae Eee
Memories of you, baby mine; pf. with
w. © 1 ec. Mar. .7,;, 1933; Boga
68481; Margaret Ordway. 5954
Memory’s lane; valse song. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 25, 1933; E unp. 68598; .Lena
Davis. 5955
Mendelssohn (Arnold) Zwo6lf alt-
deutsche Weihnachtslieder; kinder-
o. frauenchor. Singerpartitur. ©
Nov. 18, 1982; E for. 28958; Freit-
kopf & Hiirtel. 5956
Menuet; from Downland suite, by
John Ireland; pf. © Feb. 23, 1933;
E for. 28536; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.
5957
Mermaids of the Moldau; overture,
J. R. RozkoSny, rev. arr. W. J. Dut-
hoit; military band pts. © Jan. 3,
1933; E for. 28822; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd. 5958
(A) of spring; by Mark
Brewer; military band pts., with
conductor. © Jan. 8, 1933; E for.
28823 ; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
5959
Message
290
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
Methode (La) parfaite; pour étudier,
seul, tous systemes d’accordéon
chromatique, Jonés Freytet. © Dec.
15, 19382; E for. 28862; Achille
Jauniaux. 5960
Mi gaucho; tango, L. M. Ferrete, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et
paroles. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28554 ; Editions Salabert. 5961
Mia domino Chiquita; song, lyric Phil
Price; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68366; Dino
Alessi. 5962
Mickey Mike, it’s you I like; w and m
Mike Benton; with ukulele arr. ©
1 c. Mar. 9, 1933; E unp. 68577;
Mitchell McIver Benton. 5963
Midnight moon; ballad, m Harl Ches-
ter Daniels. © 1c. Mar. 15, 19383;
E unp. 68824; Harl C. Daniels.
5964
Midnight symphony; w Madeline Mul-
vey, with melody. © 1c. Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69414; Stella Cuiulen
Engle. 5965
Milano; w and m Arthur Le Clerq;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 14, 1933;
HE for. 28771; Campbell, Connelly &
co., Itd. 5966
Milyon; w and meiody Frank Bing-
ham Winegar. ©1c. Mar. 15, 1933;
EH unp. 68819; Ellen A. Curtis. 5967
Miniatures in music; by Cyrus M. Mc-
Cormick; pf. bk. 3. © Keb. 23,
19388; E pub. 35475; Cyrus H. Mc-
‘Cormick. 5968
Minnie Skavinsky Skavar; w and m
Frank Crumit. © Mar. 1, 1933; E
pub. 35326; F. B. Haviland pub. co.
5969.
Minuet and Valse; by Charles Wood-
house; violin; pf. acc. © Feb. 14,
1933; E for. 28817; Hawkes & son
(Loncon) Itd. 5970
Mir fehlt ein freund wie du; tango,
aus Der frauendiplomat, w Robert
Gilbert u. Karl Brill, m Hans May,
arr. Mae Ayn; orch. stimmen.
Feb. 24, 19382; E for. 29001; Edition
Karl Briill. 5971
Mir ist heut’ so nach liebe; tango, text
Fritz Rotter, m Ralph Erwin,
spezial-arr. Fred Ralph; orch. stim-
men. © May 4, 1932; EB for. 28972;
Edition Karl Briill. 5972
Mis perros; zamba, letra y m Luis
Rodolfo Chavez; pf. © 1c. Mar. 3,
5983
1933; E unp. 68343; Dionisio Acosta.
5973
Miss Depression ain’t my gal no more;
w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1933;
H unp. 68269; Charles Alexander
Devine. 5974
Missa Regina angelorum; text liturgi-
cal, m Sister M. Florentine ; sop. and
alto; organ ace. © Mar. 4, 1933; E
pub. 35218; Poor hancmaids of
Jesus Christ. 9975
Mr. Roosevelt; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 30, 19338; E unp. 69497; Percy
Gillespie. 5976
Mister Wu; oper v. M. Karlev, nach
dem drama v. Harry M. Vernon u.
Harold Owen, m Eugen d’Albert,
nach den vorhandenen skizzen vol-
lendet, Leo Blech, klavierauszug mit
text H. F. Redlich. © Sept. 7, 1932;
D 28415; Edition Adler, G. m. b. H.
5976*
Same wa eartitur phe oOTehie ©)
Sept. 7, 1932; D 28414; Edition Ad-
ler, G. m. b. H. 5976**
Modern method for the Spanish gui-
tar; plectrum style, Arthur Black.
© Mar. 3, 1933; E pub. 35281; Carl
Fischer, inc. o97T7
Moderner rhythmus ; jazz-klavier
schiile, verfasst von Paul Schramm.
© Mar. 8, 1933; E for. 28946; Schle-
singer’sche buch & musikhandlung.
5978
Moi je joue au yoyo; one-step, paroles
Jack Cazol, m A. Calabrése; avec
accord de Vukulele. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 28575; Editions Sala-
bert. 5979
Moment (The) I saw you; from film
Soldiers of the king, w Clifford
Grey, m Noel Gay; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 10, 1933; E for. 28782;
Lawrence Wright music co. 5980
Monarch of the seas; from He wanted
adventure, w R. P. Weston and Bert
Lee, m Jack Waller and Joseph
Tunbridge. © Mar. 6, 1933; E for.
28937; Chappell & co., ltd. 5981
Money; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Mar. 27,
1933; E unp. 69297; Jose M. Albert-
son. 5982
Money talks; fox-trot, w Norman Lee,
m Idris Lewis; orch. pts. © Feb.
14, 1983; E for. 28820; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd. 5983
201
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5984
Montani (Pietro) Fantasia; pf. ©
Mar. 6, 1933; E for. 28885; G. Ricor-
di & co. 5984
Moods; by Frederick Kell; B_ flat
clarinet solo, with pf. acc. © Mar.
7, 1983; E for. 28880; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd. 5985
Moon beams are stealing the kisses
that should belong to me; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 11, 1933; E
unp. 68681; Madlyn Reynolds
Skirm. 5986
Moon (The) has the blues; song. ©
1c. Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68368;
Arminta Ruth Webber. 5987
Moon-man (The); extravaganza, w
and m, without overture. © 1 ce.
Feb. 20, 1983; E unp. 68198; Louise
Bartlett. 5988
Moon of the desert; song. © 1 «
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68383; Rilda
Mae Schick and B. J. Winters.
5989
Moon shadows; song, m Luther A.
Glark. ©- Feb. 4f 1933: (© “pub.
35100; Emma R. Fisher. 5990
Moon (The), the stars and you; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 3, 1933;
EK unp. 68358; Dale Newell Carty.
5991
Moonbeams smile again; song. © 1
ec. .Mar. .8, 1933; BH. unp: 68565;
George W. Hoover. 5992
Moonlight brings memories of mother ;
pf. with w. © 1c. Feb. 28, 19383;
E unp. 69460; Juanita Baker. 5993
Moonlight caught in your hair; w and
m Betty Bennett. © 1c Mar. 15,
1933; E unp. 68832; Helen Mary
Bennett. 5994
Moonlight (A) dream; w Charles M.
Huffman, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Mar. 13, 1933;
EK unp. 68716; Charles Huffman.
5995
Moonlight memories; song, melody
James L. Brown. © 1 @ Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 68406; T. F. Moore.
5996
Moonlight millionaires; w Billy Rose
and Irving Kahal, m George W.
Meyer; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
29, 1983; E pub. 35570; Shapiro,
Bernstein & Go., inc. 5997
Moonlight on the hills of old
mont;
with ukulele arr.
Ver-
song, m James L. Brown;
© 1c. Mar. 27,
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
1933; E unp. 69815; Grace Corey
Lasher. 5998
Moonlight serenade; song, m Burrell
Van Buren; pf. © 1° « Mar db
1933; E unp. 68692; Albert Sugden.
5999
More than you know; w William Rose
and Edward Eliscu, modernized pf.
arr. Vincent Youmans; with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 16, 1933; E pub. 35334;
Miller music, inc. 6000
Morning, noon, and night I dream of
you; w and melody Tom Cawley.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1933; E unp. 68284;
Michael T. Cawley. 6001
Morning prayer; Cesare Sodero; flute,
oboe, B flat clarinet, bassoon and
horn in F, or B flat ten. saxophone.
Se. © Mar. 24, 1983; E pub. 35509 ;
Associated music publishers, ine.
6002
Morris (R..0O.) Suite; pf.. seseand
violoncello pt. © Feb. 16, 1933; E
for. 28802; Oxford univ. press.
6003.
Mother; w and melody. © 1 c. Mar.
24, 1983; E unp. 69211; Wallace M.
Cryor. 6004
Mcther and Erin; song. © 1. Mar.
20, 19383; E unp. 68993; John C.
Goenen. 6005.
Mother calls you; song. © 1c. Mar.
22, 19838; E unp. 69131; Nellie KE.
Rice and Florence A. Morrison.
6006
Mother dear; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69305; Anna
M. Krause. 6007
——w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69369; William Wil-
ford. 6008
Mother (The) I adore; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1
c. Mar. 27, 1983: unpy eee
Hugh Muehlenbein. 60098
Mother I love you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c.
Mar. 138, 1933; E unp. 68726; Mar-
garet F. Thornbury. 6010
Mother MacKaye; w Ralph Leigh
MacKaye, m Floyd Anton Schaab.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69242;
Ralph Leigh MacKaye. 6011
Mother mine; song, musical arr, Al-
bert Downing; pf. © Jan. 10, 1933;
E for. 290385; Bessie Mae Dick.
6012
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1933
Mother o’ mine; w Rudyard Kipling,
m A. Walter Kramer, arr. Christo-
pher O’Hare. 1. Mixed voices.—2.
Sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Mar. 15,
1933 ; E pub. 35200, 35201; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 6013, 6014
Mother of mine; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Mar. 13, 1933; E unp. 68715; John
Emerson Hoffman. 6015
Mother song; song, m Burrell Van
orem: pt. ©-1.¢, Mar.: 8, 1933;
E unp. 68520; Julia Thiessen. 6016
Mother’s eyes; song, w Andreas Bard.
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1933; E unp. 68739;
Julius Osiier. 6017
Mother’s kiss; w and melody. ©1«.
Mar. 28, 1983; E unp. 69397; Nellie
M. Young. 6018
Mother’s whisper; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 11, 1983; E unp. 68696;
Hugh Evans Anglyn. 6019
Mothersingers; pf. treble. © 1 «
Mar. 16, 1983; E unp. 68886; Mar-
garet Bronson. 6020
Mourner’s bench; w Clement Wood, m
Jacques Wolfe; med. voice. © Mar.
22, 19388 ; E pub. 35535; G. Schirmer,
inc. 6021
Moweaqua’s 54; w and melody. ©1-.
Mar. 3, 1983; E unp. 68341; Harold
E. Constant. 6022
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Adagio;
einleitung zur C moll fuge, gesetzt
Ernst Lewicki; 2 klaviere, 4 hinde.
© Jan. 2, 1933; E for. 28858; C. F.
Peters. 6023.
— Ave verum; English w and arr.
of m Katherine K. Davis; women’s
cho.; organ, or pf. acc. © Mar. 8,
1933; E pub. 35348; E. C. Schirmer
music ¢o. 6024
Figaros hochzeit; komische oper,
dichtung Lorenzo Da Ponte, deut-
sche tibersetzung der gesiinge u. rezi-
tative in den vermassen des urtextes
S. Anheisser. Klavierauszug.
Dee. 31, 1981; E for. 28928; Sieg-
fried Anheisser. 6025
Serenade ; from Don Giovanni, bi-
ographical sketch, glossary, finger-
ing, phrasing, etc., Maurice Aronson ;
pf.,4 hands. © Feb. 6, 1933; E pub.
30118; Art publication soc. 6026
Sonata; tbertragen Gaspar Cas-
sad6; violoncello und pf. © Feb. 25,
1933; E for. 28908; B. Schott’s
sohne. EV GOZE
9)
kl
6039
Tanzbiichlein ; sammlung leichter
tanze, bearb. u. hrsg. Willy Rehberg;
klavier. © Dee. 30, 1932; E for.
28764; B. Schott’s sohne. 6028
Miiller (Sigfrid Walther) Suite; by
S. W. Miiller; violins 1-3. © Dec.
29, 1932; E for. 28762; Wilhelm
Hansen. 6029
Mumps; w F. B. Steiner, m Bertha
Louise Tamblyn. © Feb. 28, 1933;
E pub. 35105: Florence B. Steiner
and Bertha Tamblyn. 6030
Music-lover’s (The) ear tests and book
of themes; by EH. Markham Lee.
pt. 1. ©1 c. Mar. 6, 1933; A ad int.
17620; pubd. Feb. 25, 1933; Banks
& son. 6030*
Music (The) of the spheres; w anon.,
m Ralph L. Baldwin; men’s voices.
© Mar. 6, 1933; E pub. 35079; M.
Witmark & sons. 6031
Music (The) of the waves; w Harold
Boulton, m Norman O’Neill; mixed
choir. © Mar. 15, 1933; E for.
29027; Joseph Williams, ltd. 6032
Musical (The) salvationist; songs,
compiled F. G. Hawkes. v. 47, pt. 3,
Mar. 1933. With suppl. © Feb. 23,
1933 ; E for. 28674; Silvationist pub.
& supplies, ltd. 6033
Musik muss sein .. .; marsch-fox, aus
Der frauendiplomat, w Robert Gil-
bert u. Karl Brill, m Hans May,
arr. Mac Ayn; orch. stimmen.
Feb. 24, 1932; E for. 29003; Edition
Karl Brill. 6034
Musique (La) découpée; méthode nou-
velle permettant d’apprendre sans
effort la musique, Moro Zurfluh ; pf.
© Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 28639; Au-
guste Zurfluh. 6035
Musmé; fantasia oriental, letra José
Diaz Bolio, m Emilio de Nicolas. ©
Mar. 13, 1983; E for. 29005; South-
ern music pub. co., ine. 6036
Must we part; w Irvin Pollack; pf.
treble. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp.
69026; Fred Samuel Stricker. 6037
Must you go home right away sweet-
heart; w and melody F. C. Bern-
hardt and Dorothy Bates. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 24, 1933; E unp. 69209; Fred
C. Bernhardt. 6038
My baby’s got individuality; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1 ce. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69314;
Dennis A. Carlile. 6039
oo
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6040
My basket ball hero; song, melody
Billy Blake. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1933;
E unp. 69122; George Marshall.
6040
My bathing beauty; fox-trot song, m
Burrell Van Buren. © 1 ¢. Mar. 1,
1933; E unp. 68236; Ruth L. Poling.
6041
My beautiful; w and melody Kae Rus-
sell. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1933; E ump.
68537; Katharine A. Russell. 6042
My beautiful garden of dreams; waltz
song. © 1c. Mar. 29, 1933; E unp.
69446; Nola Kidwell. 6043
My beautiful lady; fox trot, w and m
Lew Kolar. © 1 c¢. Feb. 20, 1933;
E unp. 68214; Lewis HE. Kolar. 6044
My Bonnie Lu; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 22, 1933; E unp. 69177; Nettie
Frankforter. 6045
My boy; w and melody Gene Gordon.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68300;
Eugene B. Bass. 6046
My cabin in the cotton; w and melody.
© 1 ec. Mar. 17, 1983; E unp. 68932;
John Brett. 6047
My California; w George H. Richard-
son, m V. Williams. © 1c. Mar. 20,
1933; E unp. 69005; Vera Williams
and G. H. Richardson. 6048
My cosmetological girl; w and m Wal-
ter L. Rosemont and H. L. Frank-
lin; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 6,
1933; E pub. 35001; Beauty trades
bureau, inc. 6049
My dark angel; w B. Ellison, melody
H. Brooks. © 1 ¢. Mar. 9, 1933; E
unp. 68579; Ben Ellison and Harvey
Brooks. 6050
My dear little boy in overalls blue; w
and melody. © 1 ec. Mar. 16, 1933;
E unp. 68868; Clara Louise Lari-
more. 6051
My dearest, dearest; w and melody
Helen P. Mariland. © 1 ¢. Mar. 17,
1933; E unp. 68927; Helen P. Her-
ZOg. 6052
My diary; song. ©1e. Jan. 23, 1933;
E unp. 68293; William Michael.
6053
My dream rose; song, melody Gene
Panzone. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1933; E
unp. 69135; Fred E. Sundquist.
6054
My dream waltz; valse song. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68618; Charlie
Hendrickx. 6055
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
My evening star; w and m Alec Les-
ter; with ukulele arr. Alvin D.
Keech. © Mar. 14, 1933; E for.
28785; B. Feldman & Co. 6056
My first love to last; w George Marion,
jr., m Richard A. Whiting: © 1 e¢.
Mar. 8, 1933: E unp. 68550; Movie-
tone music corp. 6057
My gentle old mother; w and m Otto
L. Bohanan. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1933;
E unp. 69277; Florence D. Bohanan.
6058
My girl; song. © Feb. 28, 1933; H
pub. 35231; Michael Oles. 6059
arr. Harry L. Alford. ©1c.
Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68248; John
Herbert Hultman. 6060
My girls sweeter than a Georgia
peach ; fox trot song. © 1 e. Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 68637; E. Wilson Strat-
ton. 6061
My great desire; w and m Harry von
Tilzer, ©° 1 c. Webs 2A ise es
unp. 68258; Movietone music corp.
6062
My Gypsy melody; w R. Prosser, mel-
ody E. Jelesnik and Larry Holt. ©
1 ¢. Mar. 25, 1983; EH unp: 69269 ;
Ruth Prosser and Eugene Jelesnik.
6063
My heart is a haven; w Josef Wash-
ington Hall, m Irving A. Steinel;
in EF. .©,Mar.;/21,,39383; yeu
35444; Theodore Presser co. 6064
My heart leaps up; song, w William
Wordsworth. © Feb. 22, 1933; HE
pub. 35223; Joseph Seamon Cotter.
6065
My heart released a thousand strings;
w and melody Bert Emil. ©1e.
Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68316; Bertha
Emilie Seippel. 6066
My heart’s to let; from He wanted
adventure, w Clifford Grey, R. P.
Weston and Bert Lee, m Jack Wall-
er and Joseph Tunbridge; with uku-
lele arr. © Mar. 6, 1933; E for.
28935; Chappell & co., ltd. 6067
My heart won’t believe a thing I say;
song. ©1e. Jan. 23, 19383; E unp.
68292; William Michael. 6068
My heart’s desire; w Geo. Marion, jr.,
m Richard A. Whiting. © 1c. Mar.
11, 19383; E unp. 68759; Movietone
music corp. 6069
My heaven of love; by Edwin Franko
Goldman, arr. Walter Paul; cornet
204
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
© Feb. 28, 1933 ;
Atlas music corp.
6070
My honey Lou; song. © Mar. 20,
19383; E pub. 35366; Gayle Strohm
McKnight. 6071
My inspiration; w and melody. ©
1 ¢, Mar. 17, 1983; E unp. 68936;
Elba Davies. 6072
My kidnapped love; fox trot, w G.
Cooper, m W. Kranz. © 1c. Mar.
15, 1933; E unp. 68820; Guy Cooper
and Walter Kranz. 6073
My last tango; Russian w and m Os-
kar Strock, English, Marjorie Har-
per, m arr. J. Rosamond Johnson.
© Mar. 20, 1933; E pub. 35312;
Edward B. Marks music corp. 6074
My little frisking lamb; song. © 1.
Jan. 27, 1983; EH unp. 69329; Ger-
trude W. Hoffman. 6075
My little Indian summer queen; song,
m Luther A. Clark. © 1 c¢ Mar.
30, 193838; E unp. 69488; Mary Fair-
fax Blackley. 6076
My little love nest; song. © 1c. Mar.
7, 1933; E unp. 68464; Daniel Kus-
ter. 6077
solo with pf. acc.
E pub. 35047;
_ My little mountain rose; w and mel- |
ody Robert Graham. © 1 ¢. Mar.
9, 1983; E unp. 68567; Robertson
Otto Geiersbach. 6078
My love can never forget; song. ©
Feb. 15, 1983; E pub. 35119; Mary
Charlotte Williams. 6079
My love for you; valse song. ©1 6.
Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68601; Hileen
Vaughn. 6080
w and m F. C. Bernhardt and
Dorothy Bates. © 1 ec.’ Mar. 24,
1933; E unp. 69210; Fred C. Bern-
hardt. 6081
——w and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 8,
1933; E unp. 68548; Pleas L. John-
son. 6082
My love’s a butterfly; w Kathlyn
Rhodes, m Wilfrid Sanderson. ©
Mar. 7, 1988; E for. 28871; Boosey
& co., ltd. ; 6083
My love song; w Sonny Miller, m
John Burnaby; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 7, 1933; E for. 29012; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd. 6084
My mother’s garden; song, w Alice E.
Allen. © 1 ¢. Mar. 28, 1933; E
unp. 69420; Alice J. Condon. 6085
6102
My mother’s lullaby song; song. ©
1 ce. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp. 68748;
Gordon William Jensen. 6086
My mother’s smile; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Mar. 13, 19383; E unp. 68719; Josie
McCormack. 6087
My one love; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69310; John
F. Clarke. 6088
My out of town girl; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68327;
Thomas W. Whitney. 6089
My own Ohio home; fox trot song.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 68215;
Lillian Stiles Webster. 6090
My picture puzzle of you; w and m
Allie Wrubel and Ned Washington ;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 18, 1933;
E pub. 35307; Harms, ine. 6091
My prayer; song. ©1c. Mar. 3, 1933;
E unp. 68350; John Dale. 6092
song. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; H
unp. 69323; Edgar Lundberg. 6093
My pretty maid; 4-pt. song, w tradi-
tional, m Hric H. Thiman; mixed
Voices. Hebe +28, "193a-" hy tror:
28620; Novello & co., ltd. 6094
My rainbow; song, melody James L.
JEON OAS iON Te GQ area” IS TIES &
E unp. 68729; T. C. Buxton. 6095
My real live baby doll; w Herbert J.
Hause, melody Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1933; E unp. 69438 ;
Herbert Hause. 6096
My son; song, m Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. Mar. 31, 1933; E unp. 69521 ;
T. C. Buxton. 6097
My southern queen; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1933; E unp. 68917;
Bessie Waller. 6098
My Spanish dream; song. © 1c. Mar.
7, 1983; E unp. 68482; Dale Fulton.
6099
My sweet; w Jack Lyon, m Harold
Lyon and Warren Chiles. © 1 ©¢.
Mar. 18, 1983; E unp. 68991; Harold
Lyon. 6100
My sweetheart of long ago; song, m
C. Koepman and Lotta G. Swinbank.
Rev. ©1e. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp.
69292; Chalmers Koepman. 6101
My Tané; song. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1983;
E unp. 69174; August Goupil and
Richard Gump. 6102
250
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6103
pt. III, 0. s., v. 28
My tears; song, m Daniel Chiarella ;
1st saxophone, E flat alto. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 23, 1933; E unp. 69168; Martin
Piazzola. 6103
My valley of dreams; waltz song, m
Len Fleming. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1933;
E unp. 68226; Carrie Lee Wykoff.
6104
My vision sweetheart; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Mar. 27, 19883; E unp. 69306; Jess
Rogers. 6105
My woman’s gone away; from Take it
or leave it, w and melody Parke
Grindel. © 1 c. Feb. 20, 1933; E
unp. 69105; Thomas Linwood Grin-
dell. 6106
My world of dreams; waltz, w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 13, 1933; E
unp. 68734; Norman Macer. 6107
Myra; w and m Walter and Duff. ©
1 c Mar. 138, 1983; E unp. 69461;
Walter B. Bell. 6108
Mysterious (The) Mister Zilch; w
Mitchell Parish, m Frank Perkins;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 6, 1933;
E pub. 35555; Mills music, inc. 6109
Mystic ode; w Arkwright Lundy, m
Cyril Scott; male cho., or mixed
cho. ad lib. © Mar. 3, 1933; E for.
28920; Elkin & co., ltd. 6110
Na brzyzku. dunajea; originalne pieSni
goralskie, zebrat i napisal K. Stoch,
na chor czteroglosowy opracowal S.
KoScielniak. © Mar. 14, 1933; E
pub. 35204; Karol Stoch. 6111
Naie (Di) voch; w and m Samuel
Gozinsky. © Mar. 10, 1933; E pub.
35318; Henry Lefkowitch. 6112
Naier (Der) style; song, m Moses
Gildin. © Dec. 15, 1932; E pub.
35170; Israel Masion. 6113
Napule; fantasia, Vincenzo Tomma-
sini; orch. Partitura. © Oct. 19,
1931; E for. 28625; Edition Adler,
Ge m. b.\H. 6114
Natale; versi e m Eldo di Lazzaro.
© Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 28844; S. a.
Melodi. 6115
National (The) protest; w W. Min-
thorn, m Harry Jay. © Mar. 15,
1983; E pub. 35186; Wallace Min-
thorn and Arthur W. Lensgraf.
116
Ne cueillez pas les fleurs; paroles Lu-
cien Boyer, m H. Ackermans; avec
aceord de VTukulelee. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 28566; Editions Sala-
bert. 6117
Ne parlez pas; mélodie, paroles Pierre
Bayle, m A. Calabrése; avec accord
de Vukulele. © Dee. 15, 1932; E
for. 28576; Editions Salabert. 6118
Ne parlez plus d’amour; valse, paroles
Lucien Boyer, m Octave Crémieux et
Léarsi. ‘(© Dec? 15, 19423 we tor:
28604; Editions Salabert. 6119
Ne sois pas jalouse; valse, du film, pa-
roles René Pujol, m Oberfeld; avec
accord de lukulele. © Dee. 15,
1932; E for. 28578; Editions Sala-
bert. 6120
‘Neath the moon; w George Clare,
melody Jack Greenman. © 1 ce.
Mar. 29, 1933; E unp. 69431; Jacob
J. Greenman. 6121
Neglecting me; w and melody Saul
Tepper, George Beck and Jack Cow-
an. © 1c. Mar. 24,1933; Eupp.
69202; Leo. Feist, ine. 6122
Neue (Die) Deutschland-hymne; w
Lotte Rose, m Hugo Leonard. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 28887 ; Helvetia-
verlag. 6123
New (A) day; song, adapted from The
national exchange club march. ©
1 ec. Mar. 18, 1983; E unp. 68973;
Fred Wicke. 6124
New (The) deal; march; pf. ©1l1e.
Mar. 31,' 19833) El). Wipeepaee
Goldie Marie Hobson. 6125
New hiding place; w anon., m Otto L.
Bohanan. © 1 ‘¢..) Mar. 2a. goss.
E unp. 69278; Florence D. Bohanan.
6126
New songs from old; coll. harmonized
and arr. Maurice F. Carr and Frank
Woost; in unison and pts. © Feb.
27, 1983; E pub. 34998; Paul A.
Schmitt music co. 6127
New (The) time doesn’t help love at
all, lovers still wait for nightfall;
w and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 27,
1933; E unp. 693846; Jack Kaplan.
6128
Night after night; pf. with w. ©1c.
Mar. 22, 1933; E unp. 69129; John
Huffington. 6129
Night (The) bird’s call; song, m Bur-
rell Van Buren; with ukulele arr.
© Aug. 10, 1932; E pub. 35451;
Emma Treloar. 6130
Night blooming rose; w and melody.
© 1 ce. Mar. 20, 1933; E unp. 69023;
George Warren Purdy. 6131
206
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1983
Night (A) in June, a Wabash moon;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp.
68397 ; Russell Coker. 6132
Night in Spain; by Rudolf Friml; pf.
© Feb. 27, 1933; E pub. 35069; G.
Schirmer, inc. 6133
Night of romance; w Harold Skeath
and Irene Rodgers, m Irene Rod-
gers; med. voice. © Oct. 14, 1932;
E pub. 35017; Select music co.
6134
Night-piece; w Joseph Campbell, m
Reginald C. Robbins; bass or bar.
© Dee. 15, 19382; E for. 28668; Edi-
tions Maurice Sénart. 6135
Night time was love time; w and m
Billy Wallace, Con Conrad and
Jimmy Campbell. © 1 ¢ Mar. 21,
1933 ; E unp. 690384; Campbell, Con-
nelly, ine. 6136
Night (The) wind; w Eugene Field, m
Roland Farley; 4-pt. men’s cho.
Mar. 22, 19383; E pub. 35524; G.
Schirmer, ince. 6137
Night winds; pf. treble with w. ©1c.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68429; Basil
M. Ziegler. 6138
Nightful (A) of delightful you; w
Charles and Harry Tobias, m Jcseph
Meyer; with ukulele arr. MHaia
Kaa. © Mar. 15, 1933; E pub.
35332; Keit-Hngel, inc. 6139
Nightingale (The) ; operetta, bk. Fred-
erick H. Martens, m Rob Roy Peery.
Voc. sc. and dialogue. © Feb. 24,
1933; D 28406; Oliver Ditson co.,
inc. 6139*
Night’s lullabye; song. © 1 c. Mar.
18, 1933; E unp. 69010; Norbert
Patrick Scott. 6140
No hables; tango, paroles argentines
Juan A. Caruso, m Luis Teisseire ;
pf., avee accord de l’ukulele et vio-
lon. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28557 ;
Editions Salabert. 6141
No matter what you say, no matter
what you do, I love you; w and
melody. © 1c Mar. 6, 1933; E
unp. 68496; Ralph Romano, Robert
White and Josephine Aloi. 6142
No more blues; fox-trot, w and m
Paul Denniker. © Mar. 13, 1933;
E pub. 35148; Joe Davis, inc. 6143
No more, no less; w Charles Newman,
m Isham Jones; with ukulele arr.
Haia Kia. © Mar. 20, 1933; E pub.
30544; Isham Jones, inc. 6144
6159
No one; fox trot song. © 1c. Mar.
1, 19383; E unp. 68603; Lorena Gil-
bert Webb. 6145
No one knows how much we love each
other; song, w Al Ryan. © 1 «.
Mar. 17, 1933; E unp. 68948; Edwin
C. Kimmel. 6146
No one to sympathize with me; pf.
with w. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1933; E
unp. 68903; Roy W. Swanson. 6147
No wonder I’m blue; fox-trot, w Fred-
erick J. Russell, and melody. © 1
ce. Mar. 23, 19383; E unp. 69169;
Francis Raymond Dailey. 6148
Nobody wants me for their wife;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr., © «c. Mar, 13,/41933);, 0
unp. 68727; Pearl C. Urschalitz.
6149
Nocturne in E flat; op. 5, no. 2; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1933; E unp. 69192;
Carl R. Robinson. 6150
Nomads; song, w K. Cinquemani. ©
1c. Mar. 11, 1933; E unp. 68702; Ed-
na W. Murtagh. 6151
Non fuggir senorita; tango canzone,
m Piero Pavesio; orch. parti. ©
Oct: 1, 1932; \E for. 28833);H. MM.
Chiappo. 6152
Norwood; hymn tune, w Geo. Mathe-
son. © 1c. Feb. 16, 19383; E unp.
68563 ; Douglas Fletcher. 6153
Not so hard Sam; by Ralph Rainger,
arr. Ken Howell; [pf. conductor]
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1983; E unp. 68254;
Famous music corp. 6154
Nothing can compare with you; w
Arthur Corso, and melody. © 1 e.
Mar. 3, 19383; E unp. 68353; Michael
George Fochi. 6155
Notte a Siviglia; impressione sin-
fonica, da Conchita, Riccardo Zan-
donai; orch. e voce di ten. Parti-
turaiy ©, EKeb.,.24; \ 1983: , for:
29013; G. Ricordi & co. 6156
Nouvelle ¢"°. méthode de corner a4
pistons; cours complet, J. Forestier,
revue et augmentée E. Guilbaut.
© Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28644; EH.
Gaudet. 6157
Now I’m in love; song, m Burrell
Van jBurems pt. ©) dey Mars 23)
1933; E unp. 69167; Andrew HE.
Toce. 6158
Now that Roosevelt’s in; song. © 1
ec. Mar. 22, 1988; E unp. 691438;
Mary Alice Mullin. 6159
200
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6160
Now that the day is ending;
Charles Williams, with melody. ©
ise, Mar. 27, 19383; E unpy; 69327 ;
Reuben Hill. 6160
Now the waves are dying; w K. R.,
English, Alfred J. Swan, m 8. Rach-
maninoff, op. 15, no. 4; sop. and
alto. © Mar. 10, 1933; E pub.
35159; Galaxy music corp. 6161
Now we ought to combine; w and mel-
ody. © 1 «¢ Mar. 8, 1933; E unp.
68540; John J. Schneider. 6162
Now we part; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©«.
Mar. 13, 19383; E unp. 68714; Rich-
ard M. Hirota. 6163
Now while I’m alone with you; waltz
song. Mar. 2,° 1933; Epub.
30233; Ernest W. Nagely. 6164
Nubes grises; song, w Antonia R.
Matos. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1933; E unp.
68523; Elena Zeno Matos. 6165
Nuku, nuku; Finnish lullaby. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 20, 1933; E unp. 69022; John
Wilbert Nelson. 6166
Nunea te creas; letra y m Ernesto
Ramirez Valdes; pf. © 1 ¢ Mar.
3, 19383; E unp. 68345; Dionisio
Acosta. 6167
Nursery (La); par D.-E. Inghel-
brecht; pf. 4° recueil. 19. La bonne
aventure. [5 others].—5*° recueil.
13. Bonjour ma tante. [5 others].
© Dec. 15. 1932; E for. 28641,
28642; Société d’editions des com-
positeurs associés. 6168, 6169
Nursery songs; pf. with w. ©1..
Mar. 15, 1933; E unp. 68816; Ida C.
Knapp. 6170
Nuvole d’amore; valzer, dalla rivista
Danubiana, versi Luciano Ramo, m
Giovanni D’Anzi. © Dec. 1, 1932;
E for. 28846; S.a. Melodi. 6171
Nymph’s (The) song; w Michael
Drayton, m Edgar L. Bainton; sop.
1, 2. © Mar. 15, 1933; E for. 29028;
Joseph Williams, ltd. 6172
O Annabella; walzer, w Hans Hannes,
m Rudolf Nelson, arr. Billy Golwyn ;
orch. stimmen. © Feb. 20, 1933;
E for. 28697; Musikverlag City.
6173
O beautiful month of May; with bio-
graphical sketch, fingering, phras-
ing, pedaling, ete., Rudolph Ganz;
pf. © Mar. 1, 1933; E pub. 35034;
Art publication soc. 6174
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28:
w | O give thanks unto the Lord; anthem,
w from Psalms, m Edward Shippen
Barnes; mixed voices; organ acc.
© Mar. 3, 1933; E pub. 35267; Carl
Fischer, inc. 6175
O glorious Eastern morn; hymn, m
Geo. C. Stebbins. © Mar. 20, 1933;
E pub. 35304; Clarence W. Smith.
. 6176
O Jesu sweet; w Valentin Thilo, tr.
EK. H. G., m anon., harmonization Jo-
hann Sebastian Bach, arr. E. Har-
old Geer; women’s voices. © Feb.
7, 1933; E pub. 35272; Carl Fischer,
ine. 6177
O little star in the sky; Swedish folk-
tune, m arr. with wtr.and adapted
from Swedish, Katherine K. Davis;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Mar. 8, 1933;
E pub. 35347; HE. C. Schirmer music
CO. 6178
O Lord, support us; motet for Lent,
16th century w, m Alfred White-
head; 5 mixed voices. © Mar. 8,
19383; E pub. 35261; Carl Fischer,
inc. 6179
O lovely things are these; w Mar-
jorie Feltham, m Hubert Brown;
in B flat. © Mar. 3, 1983 2°Hiior
28925; Elkin & co., ltd. 6180:
O merciful God; motet for Lent, text
of 16th century origin, m Alfred
Whitehead; mixed voices. © Mar.
3, 1983; E pub. 35259; Carl Fischer,.
ine. 6181
O perfect and eternal One; w Minny
M. H. Ayers, m Mortimer Browning;
in G. © Mar. 9, 1983; E pub.
35157; Boosey & co., ltd. 6182
O sacred head, now wounded; w Ber-
nard of Clairvaux, tr. J. W. Alex-
ander after Paul Gerhardt; sop, solo,
or unison and duet or 2-pt. choir.
© Feb. 4, 1933; E pub. 35006; Geo.
FEF’. Rosche. 6183.
O Saviour of the world; anthem, John
Goss, arr. Joseph S. Daltry; 4-pt.
male cho. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
35264; Carl Fischer, inc. 6184
O Selemis; melody Tetos Demetriades.
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1933;, E unp. 68762;
Southern music pub. co., ine.
6185.
O sole mio; Italian song, solo or duet,
BE. Di Capua, arr. Albert Adam; pf.
ace. 1. Hawaiian steel guit.—2.
Spanish guit. © Mar. 21, 1933;
E pub. 35387, 35400; Century music
pub. co. 6186, 6187
208
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1933
Odette, I love you; song. ©1c. Mar.
31, 1933; E unp. 69506; John Joseph
Long. 6188
Oh! baby what are you waiting for;
song, w Max ©. Freedman. © 1.
Mar. 11, 1933; E unp. 68687; Jack
Kopf. 6189
Oh dear; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
29, 1983; E unp. 69449; Marvin R.
J. Spearstone.. 6190
Oh! Lorelei; m Burrell Van Buren;
pf. with w. © 1. Mar. 17, 1933;
EH unp. 68909; Frank A. Hempler.
6191
Oh mother dear; w and melody. ©
1 c@. Mar. 28, 19383; E unp. 69392;
Frank P. Marus. 6192
Oh, my word; w H. M. Burnaby, m
James M. Gallatly. © Mar. 10,
1933; E for. 28873; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 6193
Oh! oh; pf. with w. © 1c. Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69427; Edwin R.
Knobel. 6194
Oh silent valley; song. © 1 «¢. Feb.
13, 1933; E unp. 68975; Anna
Meakin. 6195
Oh sing sweet violin; instrumental.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68426;
Bela Loblovy. 6196
Oh! that! midnight moon; song. ©
1 e. Mar. 16, 1933; E unp. 68881;
Lee M. Simons. 6197
Oh those kisses; song, melody Starret
system club. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1933;
EK unp. 68888; Lily Mae Carithers.
6198
Oh! What a fool she made out of me;
waltz, w and m Jack Corrigan, arr.
C. Garcia Gonzdlez. © 1 ec. Mar.
13, 1983; E unp. 68736; Joseph Har-
old Hoerntlein. 6199
-Oh, wouldn’t it be lovely; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1933; E unp.
68869; Clara Louise Larimore.
6200
-Oh you, you beautiful thing; w and
melody Walter Hirsch, Buddy Fields
and Gerald Marks. © 1c. Mar. 38,
1933; E unp. 683832; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 6201
-Okay pal; fox-trot, w Sidney Holden,
m Jack Rich and Al Vann, arr. J.
Rosamond Johnson. © Mar. 28,
1988; E pub. 35505; Hdward B.
Marks music corp. 6202
6215
OV’ Man River; w Oscar Hammerstein
2d, m Jerome Kern, arr. William
Stickles; male cho. © Mar. 15,
1933 ; E pub. 35202; T. B. Harms co.
6203
Old dreamy waltz; w and melody. ©
tt ec. Feb. 1, 1983; E unp. 68228;
William Rusk Smith. 6204
Old folks at home; by Stephen C.
Foster, arr. Alexander Koshetz; 5
mixed voices. © Mar. 13, 1933;
E pub. 35161; M. Witmark & sons.
6205
Old friends, old wines, old love songs;
w Paul Francis Webster and Al
Sherman, m John Jacob Loeb. ©
Mar. 15, 1983; E pub. 35330; Keit-
Engel, ine. 6206
Old Man Depression; song. © 1 e¢.
Mar. 10, 1983; E unp. 68676; Nellie
KH. Rice. 6207
Old Man Depression get out a our
door; fox trot song. © 1 ec. Feb.
~ 20, 19383; E unp. 68216; Bessie J.
Crowley. 6208
Old Man Depression, he’s done brought
me down, off of my high horse; w
and m Haylan Hardy. © Mar. 8,
1933; E pub. 35103; Hard times mu-
sic pub. co. 6209
Old Man Harlem; w and m Rudy
Vallée and Hoagy Carmichael; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 6, 1933; E pub.
35206; Southern music pub. co., inc.
6210
Old (The) Man Moon is telling you;
song, m Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1 @..Mar. 7%, 1933; E unp. 68478;
Clair Marvel. 6217).
Old (An) old man with an old old pipe
and an old old lady beside him; w
Mack Gordon, melody Harry Revel,
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1983; E unp. 69412;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
6212
Old (The), old story; waltz song. ©
1 ‘ce. Mar. 3, 1983 :, EX unp, j68abt :
John Dale. 6213
Old old story; fox-trot, Illuminato
Culotta; orch. parti. © Mar. 6,
1933; E for. 28883; G. Ricordi & co.
6214
Old (The) porch swing; w and melody.
© 1 c. Mar. 28, 1933; E unp. 693938 ;
Ruth Newman. 6215
Old (The) refrain; Viennese melody,
w Alice Mattulath, m Fritz Kreisler,
arr. G. Ackley Brower; 3-pt. men’s
259
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6216
Old (The) refrain—Continued.
cho:y © Heb: 725; .1933; 4H | pub.
35244; Carl Fischer, inc. 6216
Old Rose of Wiltberger street: pf.
with w. ©1c. Mar. 8, 1933; E unp.
68527 ; Deitrich W. Berger. 6217
Old (The) spinning wheel; w and m
Billy Hill; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 22, 1933; E pub. 35497; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine. 6218
Old (The) story; song, w from Phila-
delphia American. © 1 «. Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69421; Alice J. Condon.
‘T6209
Old (An) Volga lullaby; waltz, w
Peter Merrick, m Carl Riess; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 10, 1933; E
for. 28947; Sylvester music co., ltd.
6220
Ole Mandy Preshun; w and m Hudson
Banks: U4Oe t aes Mar tks. AGS oak)
unp. 68825; William K. Anderson.
6221
Ole sheep done know de road; w anon.,
m Otto L. Bohanan. © 1 c. Mar.
25,1933, H unp.-69279; Florence D.
Bohanan. 6222
Olly (Die) hat 3 nette kavaliere;
vortrags u. tanz schlager, w Willi
Webels, m Paul Preil, op. 364, arr.
Georg Jederskowski; orch. stimmen.
© July 30, 1932; E for. 287381;
Willi Webels, theater u. musikver-
lag. 6223
Om dagen vid mitt arbete; svensk
folkevise, bearb. Herman Sandby;
strygeorkester. Partitur. -© Dec.
10, 1932; E for. 28905; Skandinavisk
og Borups musikforlag aktieselskab.
6224
On a bright moon-lit night in Georgie;
w and melody. ©1c. Mar. 3, 1933;
E unp. 68319; Elsie N. Suit. 6225
On a sunny Sunday morning; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp.
68314; Joseph B. Schnaeker. 6226
On an island with you; w andm Fred
C. Bernhardt and Dorothy Bates. ©
1c. Mar. 11, 1933; E unp. .68685;
Fred Charles Bernhardt. 6227
On Galway green; arr. from old Irish
air; pf. © Feb. 21, 1933; E pub.
35169; Charles Repper. 6228
On great lone hills; chorale, w Amy
Sherman Bridgman, m from Fin-
landia, Jean Sibelius, arr. H. Alex-
pt. 11, n. s., Vv. 28:
ander Matthews; men’s voices. ©.
Feb. 1, 1933; E pub. 35039; Oliver
Ditson ¢o., inc. 6229.
On the banks of the dear old Sheyenne.
river; song, m Burrell Van Buren.
© Aug. 29, 1932; E pub. 35129; Han--
nah Perhus. 6230:
On the lark; fox-trot, comp. and arr.
William Spielter; pf.-conductor. ©.
1c Mar. 8, 1983;,B.. unp,).6s5ai ;
Movietone music corp. 6231
On the shores of sweet romance; w
and m Al. Piantadosi, Arthur Tracy
and Jack Glogau; with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 10, 1983; E pub. 35338;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 6232.
On the stream of a dream; song. ©.
1c. Mar. 22, 19838; E unp. 69184;
Lillian Poole Palmason. 6233.
On Wall street; song. © 1c. Mar. 10,
1933; E unp. 68663; Rose Blumen-
thal. 6234
Once again; w Eugene West, m Vin-
cent Sorey. © Mar. 4, 1933; E pub.
35180; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 6235.
One heavenly night; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1983; E unp. 68279;
Alfred Rieboldt. 6236.
One more waltz with you; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 25, 19338; HB unp.
69268 ; Jack May. 6237
O’Neill (Norman) Three pianoforte
duets. © Jan: 19, 19333" Beier:
28798; Oxford university press.
6238.
Only a child; song. © 1c. Mar. 20,
1933 ; E unp. 69013; Melvin Richard-
son. 6239
Only (The) friend; waltz; melody
with pf. ace. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1933;
E unp. 69197; P. Spicacci. 6240.
Only red roses ; song, arr. Kathryn
Daniel. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp.
68489; Madge Tuttle Kessler. 6241
Only (The) thing that lasts forever is
love, you will always be my sweet-
heart; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
7, 1933; E unp. 68462; Fred Shorey
Campbell. 6242.
Only tonight, let me forget; w and
melody B. C. Christensen, pf. har-
mony F. B. Muratta. .© 1 ¢e. Mar.
22, 1933; E unp. 69114; Bertha
Caton Christensen and Flora Belle
Muratta. 6243.
260
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1933
Onward! our America; song. © Mar.
3, 19383; E pub. 35025; George War-
ren Fichthorn. ; 6244
Optimist (The); fox trot song. ©
Jan. 3, 1933; E pub. 35096; John
Lucian Jordan. 6245
Optimists’ (The) creed; pf. with w.
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1933; E unp. 69179;
Lillian Poole Palmason. 6246
Oraci6n campera; zamba, letra y m
Luis Rodolfo Chavez; pf. ©1«
Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68344; Dionisio
Acosta. 6247
Orchid (An) to you; w Mack Gordon,
melody Harry Revel. © 1 c¢. Mar.
15, 1933; E unp. 68842; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 6248
Oriental oddity; by James Houston
Spencer, op. 9, no. 3; pf. © Mar.
31, 19383; E pub. 35550; Shattinger
piano & music co. 6249
Oriental sweetheart; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69326;
Alphonsus Thomas Duke. 6250:
Other (The) wee lass; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 24, 1933; E unp. 69220; Maude
Bruce Stewart. 6251
Our Babe Ruth; song. © Feb. 9,
1933; E pub. 35175; Julia A. Plun-
kett. 6252
Our Father in the heavens; anthem, w
J. Leask, m Edward C. Bairstow;
mixed voices. © Jan. 26, 1933; E
for. 28790; Oxford univ. press.
6253
Our last waltz together; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 «©.
Mar. 15, 1983; E unp. 68857; Hazel
Kay. 6254
Our little brown cottage at the end of
the street; song, m Ishmel Hen-
drick. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp.
68962; Millie Stoltz Sutton. 6255
Our new President; fox trot song. ©
1 ¢@. Mar. 29, 1933; E unp. 69428;
Claude August Benjamin. 6256
Our own land; song, w Bernard Ter-
rance McGlone. © 1 ¢ Mar. 18,
1933 ; E unp. 68735; Richard Arthur
Woods. 6257
Our own Uncle Sam; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 17, 1983; E unp. 68949; Mel-
ville Grems. 6258
Our waltz; pf. ©1c¢. Mar. 22, 1933;
E unp. 69139; Harker F. Thomas.
6259
6274
song, w Pauline Giusto. © Feb.
24, 19338; E pub. 35546; Jack An-
thony Giusto. 6260
Out of a blue sky; w and m William
Kernell; in D. ‘© 1 ¢. Mar. 11,
1933; E unp. 68761; Movietone
music corp. 6261
Out of the Orient crystal skies; motet,
Christmas anthem, w and m anon.,
transcribed from MSS., Peter War-
lock, ed. W. Gillies Whittaker, alter-
native w to final line, A. G. Latham;
5 mixed voices. © Nov. 10, 1932;
E for. 28689; Oxford univ. press.
6262
Over the radio dear; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1933; E unp. 68956;
Frances Histon. 6263
Pal of my heart; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 1%, 193838; E unp. 68928;
Frank Ferment. 6264
Pal (A) to you; fox trot song. ©1e.
Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 68217; Lyman
Vye. 6265
Paloma (La); by Yradier, arr. Crosby
Mollenhauer; 2 violins and pf. ©
Mar. 6, 1933; E pub. 35097; Hamil-
ton S. Gordon, ine. 6266
English, Glenn Visscher, m Sebas-
tian Yradier. © Mar. 24, 1933; E
pub. 35462; Belwin, inc. 6267
—— Spanish serenade, solo or duet,
C. Yradier. 1. Ten. banjo, with pf.
ace., arr. Albert Adam.—2. Pf. ac-
cordicn, with pf. ace. ad. lib., arr. G.
Calvini. © Mar. 21, 1933; E pub
35393, 35397; Century music pub. co.
6268, 6269
Palomita (La); letra y melodia P.
Flores. © 1 ce Mar. 24, 1933; HB
unp. 69237; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 6270
Pals; song, melody Pauline Story. ©
1 c. Mar. 16, 1983; E unp. 68873;
Anna Ownby. 6271
Panama moon; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 3, 1983; E unp. 68320; Abby
M. Sutphin. 6272
Pan-Americana; tango, w and m N. L.
Balos. © 1 @’ Mar. 1, 1933; E unp.
68230; Nicholas Balos. 6273
Pancake (The) album; ten easy
pieces, arr. and ed. James Brown;
string orch. and pf. no. 18. © Feb.
28, 193838; E for. 28924; Stainer &
Bell, ltd. 6274
261
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6275
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 28
Panoramic rhythms; 8 characteristic
songs, op. 4. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933;
E unp. 68427; Eduardo Maseres.
6275
Papa’s gotta mama; by Arthur Lange;
pf.-conductor. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1933;
E unp. 68552; Movietone music corp.
6276
Parade of the grasshoppers; by Wal-
lace A. Johnson; pf. © Feb. 28,
1933; E pub. 35048; Theodore Pres-
ser co. 6277
Paradise and you; song. ©1e. Jan.
27, 19883; E unp. 69330; Gertrude
W. Hoffman. 6278
Parisian porters; by Ralph Rainger ;
pis deey.. (© alee. slebl 720) 1933 ;
E unp. 68255; Famous music corp.
6279
Park (Kenneth) Scherzo; violoncello
and pf. © Mar. 3, 1933; E for.
28953; Alfred Lengnick & eco., Itd.
6280
Parking in the park; w and melody.
© 1 ce. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68250;
Sylvia Katz. 6281
Parnassiad (The) ; w Tannahill, m G.
Ballantyne, op. 44; mixed voices. ©
Mar. 28, 1933; E for. 29058; Banks
& son. 6282
Parson she said the word; fox trot
song. ©.1 ¢: Mar. 6, 1983; E unp.
68631; Ethel Bernice Dibble. 6283
Passing the night away; w and mel-
ody John Jacob Loeb. © 1 ce. Mar.
14, 1988; E unp. 68788; Leo. Feist,
inc. 6284
Passion flower; w and m Jimmy Ken-
nedy and Walter Dobson; with
ukulele arr. Alvin D. Keech. ©
Mar. 14, 1933; E for. 28786; B. Feld-
man & Go. 6285
Pastoral (A) reverie; by Harry Far-
jeon, op. 72, no. 2; 2 pfs. © Mar.
21, 1933; E for. 29009; W. Paxton
& co., ltd. 6286
Patti (Santo) album; 10 solos and
duets; pf. accordion.. © Feb. 1,
1933; E pub. 35297; Carl Fischer,
inc. 6287
Pay to the order of you, all of my
love on demand; song, m Roland C.
Irving and B. B. Insell, with reci-
tation. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1933; E unp.
69362; Ben Bernard Insell.
6288 |
Peace with Roosevelt; pf. © 1 «
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68450; Ethel
L. Mahoney. 6289
’Peal that Volstead; song. © 1 «
Mar. 20, 1938838; E unp. 69012; Clyde
Mills. 6290
Pedron (Carlo) Cento nuovi bassi
senza numeri; compilati per ’esame
di compimento del corso di cultura
musicale generale; armonia.
Mar. 20, 1933; E for. 28942; G. Ri-
cordi & co. 6291
Pennsylvania blues; w and melody N.
Keener and Vic Navarrett. © 1 e.
Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 68554; N.
Keener. 6292
Pennsylvania hills; song. ©1c. Mar.
28, 1933; E unp. 69406; Anthony
Richard Caputo. 6293
Perkin (Helen) Four preludes; pf.
© Mar. 17, 1933; BH for. 29052:
Schott & co., ltd. : 6294
Perlas (Las) de tu boca; letra y
melodia E. Grenet. © 1 e. Mar.
24, 19883; E unp. 69236; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York. 6295
Perseverance; pf. © 1 e. Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 68449; Ethel L. Ma-
honey. 6296
Persian march; by Rudolf Friml, arr.
Joseph Majer; orch. pts. © Feb.
27, 19383; E pub. 35065; G. Schir-
mer, inc. 6297
tratta dal soggetto La
storia di Sandrino e Perzechella,
versi e melodia. © Feb. 4, 1933;
E pub. 35099; Clemente Giglio. 6298
Perzechella ;
Petrograd; fox-trot, w and melody
Doc Penkson. © 1 ¢. Mar. 29, 1933;
E unp. 69450; Joseph S. Penksa.
6299
Phantom; sinfonischer foxtrot, arr.
komponisten Carl Robrecht; salon-
orch. wu. jazz-erginzungsstimmen.
© Feb. 10, 1933; E for. 28525;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag. 6300
Pianista virtuoso; en 60 ejercicios, C.
L. Hanon, ed. rev., provista de de-
deos y aumentada Martin Frey.
© Dee. 9, 1932; E for. 28696; Anton
J. Benjamin, a.g. 6301
Piéce de concert; de Jacques de la
Presle; violoncelle et pf. © Dec.
15, 1932; E for. 28661; Editions
Maurice Sénart. 6302
262
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
Piéces liturgiques; de Alexandre
Mottu; orgue. 3° livre. © Dec. 15,
19382; E for. 28659; Editions Mau-
rice Sénart. 63038
Pioneer melodies; selection, compiled
and arr. George F. Briegel; full
band pts. © Mar. 14, 1933; E pub.
35178; George F. Briegel, inc. 6304
Pit-a-pat (The) man; w and melody.
© Feb. 14, 1933; E pub. 35224;
Joseph Seamon Cotter. 6305
Pizzicato gavotte; by Neva Garner
Greenwood; violin; pf. acc. © Mar.
21, 1983; E pub. 35484; H. T. Fitz-
Simons co. 6306
Play an old-time waltz; song. ©1e.
Mar. 22, 1933; E unp. 69189; Lillian
Poole Palmason. 6307
Play fiddle play; Viennese waltz, Eng-
lish, Jack Lawrence, French, Alfred
Deval, m Emery Deutsch and Ar-
thur Altman; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 23, 1933; E pub. 35428; Edward
B. Marks music corp. 6308
Play quick piano accordion method ;
12 basses, F. A. Tedesco. © Mar.
21, 19838; AA 117466; Nicomede mu-
sic co. 6309
Play your fiddles; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68318;
Jeannette Raymond Strauser. 6310
Playing; song, melody Pauline Story.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68367;
Eva Mayr. 6311
Plaza artillery march; pf. © 1 e¢.
Mar. 23, 1933; E unp. 69171; Pas-
quale Forte. 6312
Pleading; song, m Eddie Swanson and
Carl Griggs. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1933;
E unp. 69476; Noah Ellis Smith.
6313
Pleasant Hill bus tragedy; w Inez
Hickman, melody Charley Marshall.
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1933; E unp. 68940;
Himer Edgar Clark. 6314
Please answer me, dear; w and mel-
ody Kit Silver. ©1e. Mar. 8, 1933;
H unp. 68588; Katharine A. Russell.
6315
Please forgive and forget; pf. with w.
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1933; E unp. 68844;
Delpha Dodd. 6316
Please send him back to me; waltz, w
and melody, m arr. John W. Lewis.
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1933; E unp. 68530;
Flora Allen. 6317
171754—33——_5
6332
Po wayfarin’ stranger; w anon., m
Otto L. Bohanan. © 1c. Mar. 25,
1933; E unp. 69280; Florence D.
Bohanan. 6318
Podes volver; tango, letra Arturo J.
Rodriguez, m Juan Embriacco. ©
Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28559; Editions
Salabert. 6319
Poema (Un); tango, F. de Caro, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes.
Dec. 15, 1932); El for. 28555; Editions
Salabert. 6320
Poéme; von Frédéric d’Erlanger, arr.
L. Artok; salon-orch.-stimmen.
Feb. 25, 1988; E for. 28909; Schott
& co., ltd. 6321
Poéme héroique; pour violon et orch.,
Joseph Jongen, op. 62; violon, avec
réduction au pf. © Dec. 26, 1932;
E for. 28617 ; Schott fréres. 6322
Poker ’49; w Danford Barney, m
Ewald Haun. © Feb. 24, 1933; EB
for. 29019; G. Ricordi & co. 6323
Polynesian ceremonial; Polyne-
Sian dance rythm Hi. OW.
incl.
[sic],
Friedhofer. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1983;
EK unp. 69233; Movietone music
corp. 6324
Pomp and chivalry; grand proces-
Sional march, Charles J. Roberts;
band pts., with conductor. © Jan.
16, 1933 ; E pub. 35250; Carl Fischer,
ine. 6325
oe orch. pts. © Feb. 16,
1933; E pub. 35286; Carl Fischer,
ine. 6326
Pompeiian college blues; song, m Jack
Mahoney. © Feb. 14, 1933; E pub.
35174; Hlvira Sledd. 6327
Poor (The) peddler’s prayer; song,
arr. Clarke Tate. © 1 ¢. Mar. 3,
1933; E unp. 68360; Jesse Hzekiel
Swayzee. 6328
Poot (Marcel) Sonate; pf. © Oct. 5,
1932; HE for. 28626; Editions Max
Eschig. 6329
Popeye and Wimpy; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69357;
Ralph O. Wilson and Albert HE.
Knoll. 6330
Port of dreams; by B. Neff and Lewis
Kinsley ; melody with pf. ace. ©1e.
Mar. 10, 19383 ; E unp. 68662 ; Belford
Neff. 331
Pose for me beautiful Gypsy; w and
melody. © 1 e¢. Mar. 15, 1933; HB
unp. 68837; Israel S. Cravis. 6332
263
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6333
pt. T10))0..S.. Vee
Poulenc (Francis) Valse; extraite de |
Album des six, F. Poulenc. Parti-
tion d’orch. © Jan. 30, 1933; E for.
28623 ; Editions Max Eschig. 6333
Pourquoi; fox-trot de Bariole, parcles
Charles Trenet, m Jane Bos; avec
accord de ukulele. © Dec. 15, 1932;
E for. 28569; Editions Salabert.
6334
Praise to all; song. © 1 ¢ Mar. 30,
1933; E unp. 69489; Robert Edward
Heltzinger. 6335
Praise ye the Lord; w from Psalm 147,
m Ros Vors; mixed voices. © Mar.
20, 1933; E pub. 35487; Concordia
pub. house. 6336
Praktische formenlehre der klaviermu-
sik; lied, menuett, scherzo, rondo u.
sonatenform, nachahmung, Kanon u.
fuge an analysierten beispielen dar-
gestellt u. mit besonderer bertick-
sichtigung des unterrichts an musik-
schulen, an hdheren schulen u. fiir
den privatunterricht, hrsg. Richard
Noatzsch. 38. verinderte wu. ver-
mehrte auflage. © Dec. 28, 1932; E
for. 28859; C. F. Peters. __ 6887
Prayer (A) for courage; song, Ww
Grace Noll Crowell. © 1c. Mar. 9,
1933; E unp. 68568; Louise Daggett
Fischer. 6338
Prélude-arieso-fughette; pf. © Dec.
10 1932;.-H° for: 23876; »Arthur
Honegger. 6339
Prelude in E major; by Alexander
Seriabin, op. 11, no. 9, transcribed
Ernest Brennecke; organ. © Mar.
16, 1933; E pub. 35343; G. Schirmer,
inc. 6340
Preludio ad una commedia; twelfth
night, W. Shakespeare, per Renato
Parodi; orch. Partition de poche.
© Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28645; Edi-
tions Maurice Senart. 6341
Fremier album Salabert; 10 morceaux
de genre, mélodies et romances célé-
bres et modernes, pour saxophone
alto mi bémol, compilation Francis
Salabert. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28612; Editions Salabert. 6342
Premiere (Die) ; lustspiel, mit gesinge.
© 1c. text Feb. 27, 1933, m Mar. 10;
D 28408; Leo Geiger. 6342*
Preparing the way; hymn. ©1.
Mar. 13, 1933; E unp. 68752; Alex-
ander S. Baker. 63438
President Roosevelt march; by L. E.
De Francesco; band pts. © Mar.
13, 1988; E pub. 35127; Sam Fox
pub. co. 6344
President Roosevelt march and chorus;
pf. with w. © Mar. 8, 1933; E pub.
39226; Theo. A. Metz. 6345
Presidents on parade; w and m Stella
Unger and Fred Fisher; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 15, 1933; E pub.
35007 ; Famous music corp. 6346
Pretending; fox-trot song © 1 «@
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68628; Grace
H. Upham. 6347
Pretty Rose; song. © 1 ¢ Mar. 1,
1933; E unp. 68249; Abraham Bedel-
sky. 6348
Prinzessin ftir eine nacht; operette,
Karl Thiemann u. Hans Pflanzer,
gesangstexte H. Pflanzer, m Victor
Corzilius, instr. u. klavierarr, Kurt
Lubbe. ©1c. Mar. 22, 1933; E unp.
693842; Edition Neruda. 6349
Promenade; de Ma femme homme
d’affaires, Selney—Salabert; pf. ©
Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28610; Editions
Salabert. 6350
Prosperity; w and melody. © 1 ec.
Mar. 28, 1933; E unp. 69394;
Eugene N. Brudie. 6351
Prosperity come back to your throne;
w and m Nancy Moon; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 1, 1983; E pub. 35038;
Nannette L. Mooney. 6352
Prosperity is coming; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68307;
Karl D. Heinz. 6353
Prosperity march; w and melody. ©
1 c. Mar. 3, 19838; E unp. 68768;
Dominick Carl Gerardo. 6354
Prosperity’s a’ comin’; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68308;
Jessie H. Hicks. 6355
Prosperity swing; song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
ol, 19383; E unp. 69499; Walter
Faust, jr. 6356
Prosperity’s corner; Ww and theme
Jerry Gilbert, m Eva Peale. ©1ce.
Mar. 20, 1933; E unp. 69175; George
Philip Lilly. 6357
Prosperity’s light; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Mar. 27, 1983; E unp. 693813; Oma
Ponder. 6358
Province (La); paroles Lucien Boyer,
m Valsien et Learsi; avec accord
de l'ukulele. © Dec. 15, 1932; E
for. 28605; Editions Salabert. 6359
264
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1983
Psaras ke doula; melody Tetos Deme-
triades. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1933; KE unp.
68763 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.
6360!
Puzzles: song; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar, 2,
1938; E unp. 68275; Gary Fuss and
Lefty Stautz. 6361
Qu’ on est bien en chemise; one-step,
dans Le truc du brésilien, paroles
Pierre Bayle, m Mireille, arr. Fran-
cis Salabert; orch. ptes. © Dee. 15,
1932; E for. 28548; Editions Sala-
bert. 6362
Quaint (The) little house; w Eliza-
beth Cooper, m Hanna Hagstrom.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 68295;
Hanna M. Hagstrom. 6363
Quand lVamour prend; valse boston,
de Toine, paroles EK. Recagno, m
Mimi Recagno; avec ‘accord de
Vukulele. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28582; Editions Salabert. 6364
Quand youyou yoyotte; paroles G.
Millandy, m Maud Lélih; avec ac- |
cord de Vukulele. © Dec. 15, 1982;
EH for. 28599; Editions Salabert.
6365
Quando due cuori nell’ amor; valzer,
dal film Il dono del mattino, versi
Michele Gaildieri, m Umberto Man-
cini; orch. parti. © Nov. 15, 1932;
Hi for. 28834; Caesar film. 6366
Quaiuor: par Fausto Magnani; 2 vio-
lons, alto et violoncelle. © Dee. 15,
1982; FE for. 28654; HEditions
Maurice Senart. 6367
Queen o’ mine; song. © 1c. Mar. 7,
1933; E unp. 68480; Alfred E. Wil-
liams. 6368
R.O.T.C. (The) march; band pts. ©
Mar. 20, 1983; E pub. 35447; Frank
Frank. 6369
Radio city march; w and melody. ©
1 e. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68364;
Frank W. Grant. 6370
Rags, bottles and bones; w Stanley
Holloway and Harry S. Pepper, m
H. 8S. Pepper; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 14, 1933; E for. 28948; Dix,
Itd. 6371
Ragtime Annie; melody J. W. Boone.
© 1c. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 69098;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 6372
Rainbow (A) for you; pf. with w.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68356;
Gudrun Benedickte Norman. 63873
6386
Raindrops; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Mar. 27,
1933; E unp. 69309; Sarah Height
Sampson. 6374
Rally for the Master; hymn. © Feb.
4, 1933; E pub. 35140; Hgil Steen.
6375
Raphael (Gtnter) Drei geistliche
gesinge; op. 31, w Walther von der
Vogelweide. u.a.; klavier- o. orgel-
begl. © Dec. 16, 1932; E for.
28961; Breitkopf & Hirtel. 6376
Rapscdia; di Virgilio Mortari; orch.
Miniatura partitura. © Mar. 20,
1933; E for. 28940; G. Ricordi &
co. 6377
Rayon (Un) d’soleil et Von oublie
tout ; one-step, dans Cocktail Figaro,
paroles Max Eddy et Max Blot, m
Maurice Yvain; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Deec:?.15, 1932: E for.
28592; Editions Salabert. 6378
Reason (The) why; hymn. © Mar.
18, 1933; E pub. 35323; Grant Col-
fax Tullar. 6379
Recitativ und arie; verse Regina
Ullmann, m Gerhart v. Westerman,
op. 12. Klavierauszug. © Nov. 23,
1932; E for. 28868; Edition Adler,
G.m.b.H. 6380
Recuerdo; par Federico Longas; pf.
© Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 28653; Edi-
tions Maurice Senart. 6881
Reflections in the water; w Paul
Francis Webster, melody John
Jacob Loeb. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1933;
E unp. 69204; Leo. Feist, inc. 63882
Refrain (Un) d’amour; mélodie, dans
Cocktail Figaro, paroles Max Eddy
et Max-Blot, m Maurice Yvain; avec
accord de Vukulele. © Dee. 15,
1932; E for. 28598; Editions Sala-
bert. 6383
Rejoice in the Lord alway; anthem,
w from Philippians 4, m Henry Pur-
cell, carr, “ Arthur) ) Ee eerton’
women’s voices, with alto solo, or
semi-cho.; organ ace. © Feb. 7,
1933; E pub. 35270: Carl Fischer,
ine. 6384
Remembering you; fox trot song, pf.
arr. Dorothy Wilson. © 1 ec. Mar.
10, 1988; E unp. 68641; Jean King.
6385
Remembrance; serenade, Edward G.
Simon; violin and pf. © Mar. 11,
1983; E pub. 35294; Carl Fischer,
ine. 6386
260
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6387
Remembrance; w Robert W. Rivers, m
Reginald C. Robbins; bass or bar.
© Dec, 15, 1932; E for. 28667; Edi-
ticus Maurice Sénart. 6387
Reno blues; fox-trot song. © 1 e.
Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68619; Twyla
Lake. 6388
Repeal your prohibition; Song, w
George N. Lucas. © 1 ec. Mar. 10,
1933; E unp. 68659; Joseph H.
Mosser. 6389
Response; hymn, m H. D. Loes. ©
Mar. 19, 1938; E pub. 35356; Harry
Dixon Loes. 6390
Rest your head upon my shoulder;
song, w Robert Leslie. © 1c. Mar.
14, 19383; E unp. 68758; Kenneth
Leslie. 6391
Restless; song. ©1e. Mar. 28, 1933;
E unp. 69410; Irene Brouiilette.
6392
Reverie; by Stephanie D’Oreste; vio-
lin and pf. © Mar. 17, 1933; E pub.
39238; Boleslaw Jozef Zalewski.
6393
Rhapsody; w and m Frederick Stan-
ley Smith; 4-pt. men’s cho. © Mar.
22, 1933; E pub. 35528; G. Schir-
mer, inc. 6394
Rheinberger (Josef) Sonata; no. 5,
op. 111, ed. Harvey Grace; organ;
in F sharp. © Jan. 31, 1933; E for.
28769; Novello & co., Itd. 6395
Rhythm ev’rywhere; w Hughie Prince,
melody Frank Weldon. © 1 «. Feb.
11, 1933; E unp. 68764; Southern
music pub. ¢o., ine. 6396
Rhythm of love; w Jack Joyce, mel-
ody J. Joyce and Charles Seddon.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69252;
John HK. Joyce, jr. 6397
Ride on King Emanuel; w anon., m
Otto L. Bohanan. © 1. Mar. 25,
1933; E unp. 69281; Florence D.
Bohanan. 6398
Riding with the moon; fox trot song.
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1933; E unp. 68592;
Chris Hansen. 6399
Rien dans le coeur ; one-step, de Toine,
paroles EK. Recagno, m Mimi Recag-
no; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Dee. 15, 19382; E for. 28588; HEdi-
tions Salabert. 6400
Rimembranze; intermezzo, Giulio de
Micheli, op. 119; pf.-direzione. ©
Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 28835; C. Bel-
tramo. 6401
pt. III, n. s., Vv. 28
Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wings;
4-pt. cho., w R. Seagrave, m Charles
Huerter; mixed voices, organ acc.
ad lib. © Feb. 27, 1933; E pub.
35060; G. Schirmer, ine. 6402
Rizos de oro; letra y melodia Pedro
Flores. © 1 ¢c. Mar. 24, 1933; HE
unp. 69238; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 6403
Roadways; w John Masefield, m Don-
old Edeson. © Jan. 14, 1933; E for.
28903 ; Murdoch, Murdoch & ¢o., inc.
with John G. Murdoch & co., ltd.
6404
Roaming around; fox trot song. ©
1 ce. Mar. 14, 1933; E unp. 68958;
Frank T. Brooky. 6405
Roaming to romance; song. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 22, 1933; E unp. 69144; Joseph
Horwath. 6406
Robert und Bertram ; posse mit gesang
u. tanz nach Gustav Raeder in text-
licher neufassung, Gtinther Bibo u.
Alfred Braun, m Karl Buchholz u.
Herbert Bergmann. Grosser kla-
vierauszug mit gesang. © Jan. 15,
1933; E for. 28990; Crescendo the-
aterverlag, G.m.b.H. 6407
Robin Hood; w Hettie M. Hawkins, m
John E. West; sop. or 1st ten.,
mezzo-sop., 2nd ten. or bar., and
bass. © Mar. 10, 1933; KE for.
28703; Novello & co., ltd. 6408
Rochelle; waltz; 1st alto Saxophone.
© 1c. Mar. 11, 19383; E unp. 68690 ;
Paul Charles Klose. 6409
Roesgen-Champion (Marguerite) Pas-
torale; hautbois, pf. et violoncelle.
© Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 28651; Hdi-
tions Maurice Senart. 6410
Roll on, my blues; song; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 14, 1933; E pub. 35192;
Edward Askins. 6411
Rollicking road; w Elizabeth Watson;
male voices. © Dec. 26, 1982; E
pub. 35177; Carrie Bullard Lewis.
6412
Romance in G minor; by W. HE. Smith;
violin and pf. © Mar. 15, 1933; EH
for. 29032; Joseph Williams, ltd.
6413
Romanesca (La) ; de Joseph Strimer ;
pf. ou harpe. © Jan. 2, 1933; E for.
28634; Alphonse Leduc et cie. 6414
Romantic; from State fair, w Val
Burton and Will Jason; m Louis De
Francesco; with ukulele arr. ©
266
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no. 3, 1983
Mar. 2, 1933; E pub. 35046; Movie-
tone music corp. 6415
Romanze; von Paul Kriiger; violine
u. orgel. © Feb. 8, 1933; E for.
29008 ; Steingriber-verlag. 6416
Ronda egiziana; intermezzo, Vincenzo
Billi; piccola orch. parti. © Mar.
20, 1933; E for. 28941; G. Ricordi
& CO. 6417
Rooseve-t (The) grand march; arr.
Kathryn Daniel; pf.-© 1 ¢. Mar.
6, 1933; E unp. 68490; Madge Tuttle
Kessler. 6418
Roosevelt is on the job; w and m
Jack T. Nelson. © Mar. 10, 1938;
E pub. 35145; Leo Feist, inc. 6419
Roosevelt is President, you know;
song, m Cecil Nellis. © Feb. 13,
1938; E pub. 35121; Howard Nellis.
6420
Roosevelt march song; w and m
George B. L. Braun. © Feb. 25,
1933; EH pub. 35075; Concord music
pub. co., ltd. 6421
Roosevelt we’re for you; w W. W.
Roth, m P. C. Brake. © 1 c. Mar.
28, 1933; E unp. 69426; Wm. W.
Roth and Paul C. Brake. 6422
Roosevelt’s triumph; march; violin 1.
© 1 c. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69291:
Lucian Cavadias. 6423
Rosalind, my Rosalind; fox trot song.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp. 68218;
Melville Grems. 6424
——song. © 1. Feb. 28, 1933: B
unp. 68806; Melville Grems. 6425
Rose Marie; waltz; pf. © 1c. Mar.
21, 1933; E unp. 69053; Dean Scott
Wattawa. 6426
Rose of friendship; song, m Rose
Alice Wills. © 1 ¢. Mar. 10, 1933;
EK unp. 68664; Cora Heether. 6427
Rose of my heart; song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
14, 1933; E unp. 68793; James R.
Gardner. 6428
Rough neck blues; w and melody Lee
Allen. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933; E unp.
69077 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.
6429
Rudolf walse [sic]; pf. treble. ©1e.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68564; Bela
Loblov. 6430
Ruego; letra Gaspar Betancourt, m
Ignacio Villa. © Feb. 24, 1933; E
for. 28917; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 6431
6446
Rumanisch; nach originalen volksmel-
odien, Jo Kniimann; orch. stimmen.
© Jan. 1, 1933; E for. 28735; Ries
& Erler, G.m.b.H. 6432
Run of the news; mood 1, of Tabloid,
Ferde Grofé. © 1 ¢. Mar. 20, 1933;
E unp. 69014; Robbins music corp.
6433
Runnin’ ragged; by Joe Venuti, arr.
Leonid Leonardi; violin with pf. acc.
© Mar. 14, 1933; E pub. 35191; Rob-
bins music corp. 6434
Rustic dance; by Charles Woodhouse ;
violin; pf. ace. © Feb. 14, 1933;
E for. 28818; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd. 6435
Ruthanian national anthem; by Wil-
liam Kernell; pf. conductor. ©1e.
Mar. 11, 1933; E unp. 68760; Movie-
tone music corp. 64386
Rythym [sic] of the night; pf. © 1
ec. Mar. 16, 1933; E unp. 68887; Jack
Berkowitz. 6437
S. O. S.; paroles Lucien Boyer, m H.
Ackermans. Dee. 15, 1982; HE
for. 28563; Editions Salabert. 64388
Sachem (The) of Tammany Hall; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1933;
EH unp. 68678; Pleas L. Johnson.
6439
Sacred (The) hour; w and m Albert
W. Ketélbey; pf. or organ acc.;
with mixed cho. ad lib; in A.
Mar. 13, 1983; E for. 29025; Bos-
worth & co., ltd. 6440
Sad; song. © 1c Mar. 21, 1933; H
unp. 69056; Charlotte Hubbard.
6441
Sad and alone tonight; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68606;
Anna M. Knupp. 6442
Sad and forlorn; song. © 1 ¢ Mar.
31, 1988; E unp. 69524; Hmily At-
will Conklin. 6443
Sailor's (A) luck; w Ryan, m Val
Burton and Will Jason; pf. ©l1e.
Mar. 30, 19388; E unp. 69477; Movie-
tone music corp. 6444
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) The
swan; solo or duet. 1. Ten. banjo,
with pf. ace., arr. Albert Adam.—
2. Pf. accordion, with pf. acc. ad
lib, arr. G. Calvini. © Mar. 21,
1933; E pub. 35890, 35396; Century
music pub. co. 6445, 6446
Sais-tu; tango, de Bariole, paroles
Charles Trenet, m Jane Bos; avec
267
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6447
Sais-tu—Continued.
accord de lukulele. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 28570; Editions Sala-
bert. 6447
Salut d’amour; solo or duet, Edward
Higar, op. 12. 1. Ten. banjo, with
pt. ace., arr. Albert Adam.—2. Pf.
accordion, with pf. ace. ad lib., arr.
G. Calvini. © Mar. 21, 1933; E pub.
35389, 35394; Century music pub.
co. 6448, 6449
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled F. G. Hawkes;
full sc. and pts. Ordinary Sser., nos.
1057-1060, March 1933. © Mar. 11,
1938; E for. 29024; Salvationist
pub. & supplies, ltd. 6450
Salve, Regina; motet, w liturgical, m
Nicola A. Montani, op. 33; 3-pt. cho.
of equal voices; organ acc. © Mar.
10; 1933); Hl pub, 35211; J. Pischer
& bro. 6451
San Diego; song. © 1 c. Mar. 18,
1933; E unp. 68961; Edward Ross
Burt. 6452
San Quentin olympics; march, op. 3,
The rising sun; condensed band sc.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1933; E unp. 68984;
Allan Charles Herbert. 6453
Santa poesia; preludio dell’ atto 3
dell’ opera, Domenico Cortopassi;
pf. direzione. © Dec. 15, 1932; EH
for 28828; C. Beltramo. 6454
Saturday night; fox-trot, comp. and
arr. William Spielter ; pf.-conductor.
© 1e. Mar, 8, 1933; E unp. 68553;
Movietone music corp. 6455
Say it while we’re dancing; w Don
Travaline; pf. treble. © 1 c¢. Mar.
17, 1933; E unp. 68943; Anne Mallo.
6456
Say that you love me, sweetheart; w
and melody. ©1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E
unp. 68301; Jules Casalbore. 6457
Schenk mir deine liebe; foxtrot, aus
100 meter gliick, w Marcellus Schif-
fer, Géza Herczeg u. Robert Klein,
m Mischa Spoliansky, erleichtertes
klavier-arr. Hans Schneider. ©
Dec. 22, 19382; E for. 28748; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky).
6458
Schiavo (Lo); symphonic poem, mel-
ody. © 1. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp.
68359; Joseph Gigante. 6459
Schén ist so ein ringelspiel; foxtrot,
w Peter Herz, m Hermann Leopoldi,
klav. arr. Hans Schneider. © Dec.
pt. Ti; TS. Wee
25, 19382; E for. 28746; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky).
6460
Schubert (Franz Peter) Chant des
esprits au-dessus des eaux; op. 167,
poéme Goethe, version francaise
Jean Chantavoine 1. 3™°* et 47°
basses.—2. 1°°* et 2™°* basses.—3.
ames et Ames ténors.—4. pe et ies
ténors. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28627-28630; Heugel. 6461-6464
Hark ! hark ! the lark; by Schu-
bert-Liszt; arr. for 2 pfs. © Feb.
16, 1933; E for. 28532; Elsie Horne.
6465
Silver and gold; unison, w AIl-
bert G. Latham, m ed. W. Gillies
Whittaker. © Feb. 2, 1933; E for.
28787 ; Oxford univ. press. 6466
Schul-tanz-buch ; bunte tanze, fiir die
mittelstufe bis oberstufe einschlies-
Slich jugendgruppen hrsg. Anna
Helms u. Julius Blasche, bearb.
Hermann Erdlen; klavier u. 2
giegen bezw. fléte. bd. 10. © June
27, 1931; E for. 28754; Friedrich
Hofmeister. 6467
hrsg. Anna Helms u. Julius
Blasche, bearb. Hermann Erdlen;
klavier u. 2 geigen bezw. fldten. bd.
9. Fur kindergarten u. unterstufe.
—hbd. 11. Fiir die oberstufe einsch-
liesslich jugendgruppen. © bd. 11.
June 27, 1931, bd. 9. June 15, 1932;
E for. 28753, 28755; Friedrich Hof-
meister. 6468, 6469
Schumann (Robert Alexander)
Nachtstticke ; op. 23, no. 1, arr. John
E. West; organ. © Mar. 22, 1933;
E pub. 35364; H. W. Gray co. 6470
Schwedische hochzeitsmusik; v. Wil-
helm Kempff; klavier. © Mar, 10,
1933; E for. 29043; Hd. Bote & G.
Bock. 6471
Schwiegervater (Der); biedermeier-
spiel, Helene u. HE. Fischer, m Louis
Spohr, bearb. Erich Fischer. Kla-
vier-auszug mit vollst’ndigem text.
© Feb. 25, 1933; E for. 29040; Ed.
Bote & G. Bock. 6472
Scotch air; pf. Rev. © 1 ec. Mar. 8,
1933; E unp. 68524; Joseph George
Rutkowski. 6473
Seriabin (Alexander) Etude; op. 42,
no. 4, transcribed Paul Kochanski;
violin and pf. © Mar. 16, 1933; B
pub. 35344; G. Schirmer, inc. 6474
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no. 3. 1933
Sea-harvest; w Elizabeth Coatsworth,
m Reginald C. Robbins; bass or bar.
© Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28663; Edi-
tions Maurice Sénart. 6475
Second book of tones and tunes; 23
second grade pf. pieces, Hlizabeth
Gest. © Feb. 27, 1933; E pub.
35071; G. Schirmer, inc. 6476
Secret (Le) de mon coeur; slow fox-
trot, de Conduisez-moi, madame, pa-
roles René Pujol et Ch. L. Pothier,
m Oberfeld; avec accord de lVuku-
lele. © Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 28579;
Editions Salabert. 6477
Secret (Le) du bonheur; fox-trot, de
Le champion du régiment, paroles
Marc-Hély, m Oberfeld, arr. Francis
Salabert; orch. ptes. © Dec. 15,
19382; E for. 28549; Editions Sala-
bert. 6478
Secrets of heaven; song. © 1c. Mar.
9, 1988; E unp. 68581; Joseph Rol-
lins Durgin. 6479
See America first; song, m Earl Whit-
temore. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933: E
unp. 69353; Loulou D. Fox. 6480
See-saw; fox-trot, English, Marjorie
Harper, m Moises Simons. © Mar.
23, 1933; E pub. 35427; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 6481
Sempre avanti; marcia, Carlo Mal-
berto; pf.-direzione. © Dec. 15,
19382; E for. 28837; C. Beltramo.
6482
Send a bunch of roses to her door;
w Bob Irwin, m Dave Peyton; pf.
treble. © Feb. 3, 1933; Epub.
34097; Robert R. Irwin. 6483
Send a Holy Ghost revival; hymn.
© Mar. 3, 1938; E pub. 35418:
George D. Repp. 6484
Send her back to me; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 10, 1933; E unp. 68666;
John Schley Behr. 6485
Serenade (A); song, from Lost gods.
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1933; E unp. 68684;
Marion Hart Prentice. 6486
Serenade; by Edward Elgar, arr.
Henry Geehl; orch. pts. © Mar.
6, 1988 ; E for. 28680; Keith, Prowse
& co., itd. 6487
Serenata a Ciquita; tango, versi Ar-
naldo Stazzonelli, m Carlo Inno-
cenzi; pf. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for.
28845 ; Theo Muccy. 6488
6501
Shag (The) ; melody. © 1c. Mar. 24,
1933; E unp. 69214; William H.
Schoemer. 6489
She changed her hi-de-hi-de, for his
yodel-o-de-ay ; from The red robin,
w Jack Scholl, m Max Rich and
Jean Schwartz, pf. sc. Merle T.
Kendrick ; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
21, 1988; E pub. 35311; Bibo-Lang,
ine. 6490
She dwells by great Kenhawa’s side;
w Longfellow, m S. Coleridge-Tay-
lor, in tonic sol-fa notation, Edward
Rogers; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Dec.
21, 19382; E for. 28962; Breitkopf
& Hartel. 6491
She’s gone but I’ve not forgotten;
valse, w and m Charles E. Misener.
© 1c. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68604;
Charles E. Markham. 6492
She that I love; poem Mordaunt Cur-
rie, m Maurice Besly. © Feb. 18,
1933; E for. 28813; Boosey & co.,
‘ltd. 6493
Shenandoah; march, Edwin Franko
Goldman; band pts. © Feb. 27,
1983; E pub. 35059; G. Schirmer,
ine. 6494
Shepherd (The) and his flock; pas-
toral, Pasquale Mondrone; pf. ©
Mar 22, 1923; Es pub. 355% 3G;
Schirmer, ine. 6495
Shine on Dixie moon; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf. with w. © 1 ¢. Mar.
30, 193838; EH unp. 69483; George N.
Faircloth. 6496
Shoo gloom; song. © 1 ec. Mar. 6,
1933 ; HE unp. 68432; Sarah D. Fuller.
6497
Shopping at the five and ten; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Mar. 10, 1933; E
unp. 68649; Arthur G. Bell. 6498
Should I be sweet; from Take a
chance, w B. G. De Sylva, m Vin-
cent Youmans; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 13, 1983; E pub. 35162; George
G. De Sylva. 6499
Shower me with kisses; song, m David
Melson. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1933; E unp.
68262 ; Thomas Leonard Shibilski.
6500
Si les femmes faisaient la guerre;
marche, de Hotel des étudiants,
paroles Serge Veber, m René Syl-
viano; avee accord de l’ukulele. ©
Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28586; Editions
Salabert. 6501
269
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6502
Siciliana (La); parole e melodia. ©
1 c@ Mar. 7, 1983; E unp. 68474;
Antonio Livio. 6502
Sie tanzen febalhaft; tango, w Fried-
rich Schwarz und Willy Rosen, m
Willy Rosen, klavier-arr. Sascha
Chwat. © Mar. 6, 1933; E for.
29055; Musikverlag City. 6503
Sighing; song. © 1c. Jan. 27, 1933;
E unp. 69332; Gertrude W. Hoffman.
6504
Sight reading tests for beginners; by
Dora Pierce and Lilian Leavey; pf.
bE. Ib; “© Jan, 25,” 19s3h Grn for.
28799; Oxford university press.
6505
Signora velata; tango; versi Nello
Lombardo, m E. A. Mario. © Nov.
15, 1982; E for. 28842; S.a. Melodi.
6506
Simple histoire; valse, paroles Pierre
Maudru, m Henry Verdun; avec ac-
cord de ukulele. © Dec. 15, 1932;
E for. 28589; Editions Salabert.
6507
Since I found you; pf. with w. ©
1 ¢e. Mar. 6, 1988; E unp. 68417;
Hannah B. Isner. 6508
Since you made me cry; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Mar. 20, 1933; E unp.
69045; Vivian Dunean. 6509
Since you smiled at me; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1933; E unp. 69050;
Vivian Duncan. 6510
Since you’ve gone away; fox trot Song.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68634;
Evangeline Craveiro Souza. 6511
Since you went away; w Louise Mc-
Dermaid, m Hermann Lohr; in D.
© Mar. 16, 1933; E for. 29064; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 6512
Sinfonia; D dur, fiir doppelorch., Joh.
Christ. Bach, op. 18, no. 3, eingericht-
et u. hrsg. Fritz Stein. 1. Partitur.
—2. Cembalo teil. © Dec. 29, 1930,
Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 28854, 28858;
C. F. Peters. 6513, 6514
Sinfonietta; by Henry Cowell; cham-
ber orch. Partitura. © Sept. 20,
1932; E for. 286938; Edition Adler,
G.m.b.H. 6515
Sing a spring song for me; pf. with
w:; © 1.c. Mar. 2, 1983>.2/unp.
68253 ; Louise Young. 6516
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Sing a-ho; traditional spiritual, w
anon., m Otto L. Bohanan. © 1 e¢.
Mar. 25, 19883; E unp. 68282; Flor-
ence D. Bohanan. 6517
Sing me a love song; by Frank Tres-
selt; pf.-conductor. © 1c. Mar. 8,
1933; E unp. 68549; Movietone mu-
sic corp. 6518
Sing me that love song over again;
w and melody. © 1 e¢. Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69413; Mary Elizabeth
O’Brien. 6519
Sing my heart a lullaby; waltz, w
Adrian Ross, m Lao Silésu. © Feb.
4, 1933; E for. 28850; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd. 6520
Sing-song Sally; w Frank Eyton, m
Billy Mayerl; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 14, 1933; E for. 28712; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd. 6521
Singer’s (The) daily six; exercises,
wand m. © Mar. 5, 1933; E pub.
35221; W. Warren Shaw. 6522
(The) choir; services for
compiled and arr. Opal
and Helen deLong. ©
Bir-
6523
Singing
schools,
Wheeler
Feb. 1, 1983; A. ‘60358 * G27:
chard & co.
Ufgryg ke yupomp Epytp ; songs, w
Barkey Hrayr, and others, bk. 8.
© Mar. 28, 1933; E pub. 35463; Vag-
harshag Servantz. 6524
Sister, awake; madrigal, L. H. B.
Reed; mixed voices. © Feb. 16,
1933; E for. 28789; Oxford univ.
press. 6525
Sister of mine; song. © 1c. Feb. 1,
1933; E unp. 68260; Christina
Ewell. 6526
Sittin’ on a log and a pettin’ my dog;
w and melody Byron Gay and Zez
Confrey. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1983; E
unp. 68278; Irving Berlin, inc.
6527
Skating on the lake; waltz; pf. ©
Mar. 20, 1983; E pub. 35448; Mi-
chael S. Kunkel. 6528
Sketches of Skyland; w and melody,
arr. Lora Perry; male voices. ©1c.
Mar. 15, 1933; E unp. 68833; Clif-
ford Porter Wilson. 6529
Sleeping (The) princess; by Marie
Rapelje; pf. © Mar. 21, 1933; E
pub. 35441; Theodore Presser co.
270
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1933
6559
Smile and I’ll smile with you; song.
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1933; E unp. 68953;
Harry Godfrey Schultz. 6531
Smile (A) from you; song. © 1 ©«.
Mar. 24, 193883; E unp. 69225; Mar-
garet Ann Baker. 6532
Smiles; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar.
28, 1933 ; E unp. 69371; Margaret W.
Jensen. 6533
Smiles (The) that welcome me back
home; w and melody. © 1 c¢. Mar.
15, 1933; E unp. 68818; Louise
Perry. 6534
Smiling you, smiling thru; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69304;
Max Lovenson. 6535
Smithy (The) ; pastoral fantasia, Ken-
neth J. Alford; military band pts.
© Feb. 24, 1933: EH for. 28821;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd. 6536
So come to me dream girl to my cabin
of dreams; w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 28, 1983; E unp. 69366; Otto
J. Altrichter. 6537
So does she; w and m Herbert Lum-
ley and Pat Thayer; with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 14, 1933; E for. 28711;
Peter Maurice music co., ltd. 6538
So wie du hat mich noch keine frau
gekusst; tango, aus Wenn es friih-
ling wird, text Steinberg-Frank u.
H. Borutzky, m Dol Dauber; with
ukulele arr. © June 23, 1932; H
for. 28886; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky). 6539
Sob sister; mood 2, of Tabloid, Ferde
Grofé. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1933; E
unp. 69015; Robbins music corp.
6540
Sohne (Die) Bach; sammlung ausge-
wihlter original-klavierwerke der
vier sodhne Joh. Seb. Bachs, hrsg.
Willy Rehberg. © Mar. 17, 1933;
E for. 29051; B. Schott’s sdhne.
6541
Soft winds sighing; song, m Milton
Smith Trusler; contralto. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 2, 1983; E unp. 68261; Arthur
Edward Friswell. 6542
Solitude; organ. © 1 c. Mar. 24,
1933; E unp. 69194; Rose Blumen-
thal. 6543
Sollten wir uns auch im leben nie
mehr wiederseh’n; English waltz,
aus Prinzessin ftir eine nacht, ge-
Sangstexte Hans Pflanzer, m Victor
Corzilius, arr. Fred Ralph; orch.
stimmen. © Sept. 28, 1932; E for.
28999; Edition Neruda. 6544
Somebody and me; song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
22, 1933; E unp. 69124; Margaret M.
Ward. 6545
Somebody’s baby; song. © 1 c¢. Mar.
2, 1983; E unp. 68263; Lionel Mau-
rice Taylor. 6546
Someday ’twill be raining for you; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1933;
E pub. 68321; E. Walter Tomlinson.
6547
Someday you'll find, you’re not on my
mind; pf. treble with w. © 1 e.
Dec. 23, 1932; E unp. 68199; Demar-
est Swift Cassidy. 6548
Someone gaid; w Desmond Carter, m
Leslie Clair; with ukulele arr.
Feb. 23, 1988; EH for. 28719; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 6549
Someone to grow tired of; song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 15, 1983; E unp. 68841;
Revell Chapman. 6550
Somers; hymn tune, w EH. P. Parker.
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1933; E unp. 68557;
Douglas Fletcher. 6551
Something’s in the air; w Mack David,
m Henry Manners, arr. J. Rosamond
Johnson. © Mar. 28, 1933; E pub.
35507; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 6552
Something tells me; w and melody
Sugar Kane. © 1 c. Feb. 6, 1933;
E unp. 68202; Gerald Kane. 6553
Somewhere; m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. with w. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1933;
EK unp. 68852; John James Edmond-
son. 6554
Somewhere I have a pal; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 16, 1933; E unp.
68870; Clara Louise Larimore.
6555
Somewhere love is waiting for you;
song. ©1e. Mar. 22, 1933; E unp.
69180; Lillian Poole Palmason.
6556
Son tug ojos; letra A. Santiago, y me-
lodia. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1933; E unp.
68259; Arturo Santiago and H. Men-
doza. 6557
Sonata no. 2; by Edward Elgar, Ivor
Atkins; organ. © Mar. 8, 1933; H
for. 28700; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
6558
Sonatine; de Alexandre Mottu; violon
et pf. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28658 ;
Editions Maurice Sénart. 6559
271
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6560
Sonatine; par A. Honegger; violon et
violoncelle. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28649; Editions Maurice Senart.
6560
None. (A) sone. ©. 1 ce. Mar, a3
19383; E unp. 68710; John William
Chitwood. 6561
Song (A) cycle; ancient Chinese
poems, by Li Hung Chang, Thou
Fou, Li-Tai-Té, Sao-Nan and Quan
Tsi, m Roland Farley; high or med.
voice. © Feb. 17, 1933; E pub.
35093; New music press, inc.
6562
Song (The) I wrote for you; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ Mar. 6, 1933; E
unp. 68497; Ralph Romano, Robert
White and Josephine Aloi. 6563
Song of India; from Sadko, English,
Glenn Visscher, m N. Rimsky-Kor-
sakoff. © Mar. 24, 1933; E pub.
35460; Belwin, inc. 6564
Sous) "(Ehe). of) lifes (sons arr.
Mabel Schock. ©1ce. Feb. 23, 1933;
E unp. 685038; Hallie Hall. 6565
Song (A) of summer; w Clarence P.
Milligan; pf. ©1¢. Mar. 20, 1933;
E unp. 68995; Howard Field Fas-
sett. 6566
Song of the fisherman’s lass; pf. with
Wiiry Oy Cx (Och 34529323 | ong.
68798; Douglas F. Archer. 6567
Song of the Volga boatman; Russian
folk song, English, Glenn Visscher,
m arr. Henri Weber. © Mar. 24,
1933; E pub. 35459; Belwin, inc.
6568
Song of welcome; by Frank LaForge,
fingering and pedal indications Hr-
nesto Bertimen; pf. © Jan. 5, 1933;
E pub. 35279; Carl Fischer, inc.
6569
Song-time; 2 and 3-pt. choruses, ed.
and harmonized Floy Adele Ross-
man; women’s voices. © Mar. 28,
1983; AA 117358; Paull-pioneer
music corp. 6570
Songs from childhood; w and m Rena
Barry Skerritt. © Jan. 11, 1983;
E pub. 35292; Carl Fischer, inc.
6571
Songs my mother taught me; m Anton
Dvorak, special arr. Vern Elliott;
mixed voices. © Dec. 23, 1932; E
pub. 35540; Safeway stores, ine.
6572
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Sonne (Die) lacht am Rhein; walzer-
lied, w Willi Webels, m Paul Preil,
arr. Georg Jederskowski; orch. stim-
men. © July 30, 1932; E for. 28733;
Willi Webels, theater u. musikver-
lag. 6573
Sonny and sis; w and m Betty Kratz;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1983; E unp.
68246 ; Elizabeth Kratz. 6574
Soon; waltz, w and m Don Julson.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68424;
Donald Bernard Julson. 6575
Sorciére (La) de Rigoumel; valse
épisode, Ch. Tilly: orch. ptes. ©
Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 286381; Heugel.
6576
Sorry; song. © 1c¢ Mar. 25, 1933;
E unp. 69288; Walter Kuhlmann.
6577
Sourire (Un) de Paris; fox-trot, de
La revue d’amour, paroles Maurice
Hermite, m Maurice Hermite et
Pierre Larrieu ; avec accord de l’uku-
lele. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28607;
Editions Salabert. 6578
Sous lVaigle double; marche, J. F.
Wagner, op. 159, arr. Francis Sala-
bert; orch. ptes. © Dec. 15, 1932;
E for. 28546; Editions Salabert.
6579
Southern melody; w and melody. ©
1 e. Mar. 20, 1933; E unp. 69040;
Vivian Duncan. 6580
Southern moonlight; by Emil Leon-
ard; pf. © Mar. 11, 1933; H pub.
35164; Theodore Presser co. 6581
Southland; w Hal Lurvey, m Jack
Cady. .© 1. c. Mark 13;7193os0
unp. 68753; Harold F. Lurvey and
Jackson Cady. 6582
Southland’s calling to me; song. ©
1 ce. Mar. 27, 1983; E unp. 69416;
Matilda Curtiss. 6583
Souvenir; by Rudolf Friml; pf. ©
Neb. 27,. 1983; .E) pubs, sa0v0arG.
Schirmer, inc. 6584
Sowing and reaping; song, m Hugene
H. Hartzell. © Mar. 21, 1983; E
pub. 35188; Chester A. Ward. 6585
Speakin’ of the devil, here she is;
w Mack David, m Henry Manners,
arr. J. Rosamond Johnson. © Mar.
28, 1933; E pub. 35506; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 6586
272
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1933
Spearmint; quick march, V. Turine;
harmonie et fanfare. © Jan. 2,
1933 ; E for. 28635; Alphonse Leduc
et. cie. 6587
Special (The) question blues; w and
melody Hattie Hyde. © 1 «¢. Feb.
18, 1988; E unp. 69087; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 6588
Spell (The) of the night; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1933; E ump.
687383; Wilbur C. Brooks. 6589
Spending my time saving my love; w
Harold Adamson, m J. Fred Coots;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 7, 1933;
E pub. 35088; Irving Berlin, ine.
6590
Spinnerliedchen ; English version Bar-
netta Brown, German folk song, m
Reimann, arr. William Stickles;
3-pt. female cho. © Mar. 24, 19338;
E pub. 35519; Harms, inc. 6591
Spinning song [and] He was a mer-
man; German folk-songs, English,
Georgina Tanner, set for unison
singing H. V. Jervis-Read. © Mar.
15, 1983; EH for. 29029; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd. 6592
Spirit (The) of love watches over me;
w and melody A. P. Carter. ©1.
Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 69092; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 6593
Spirit (The) of mother-love; service,
Elsie Duncan Yale, w E. D. Yale
and others, m’ Samuel §S. Wesley,
and others. © Mar. 7, 19383: D
28418; Hall-Mack co. 6593*
Spirit of the living God; hymn, w and
m Irvin J. Morgan. © Feb. 15,
1933; E pub. 35111; Uldine Utley.
6594
Spring; song. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1933;
EH unp. 68708 ; Hulda Kathlyn Woods.
6595
song, w Elizabeth Cooper. © 1
e. Feb. 28, 19838; E unp. 68296;
Hanna M. Hagstrom. 6596
Spring and you; waltz; melody with
pf. ace. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1983; EB
unp. 69199; P. Spicacci. 6597
Spring brings me love and you; song.
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1933; E unp. 69136;
Weldon Ewing. 6598
Spring (A) carol; w Kathleen Robin-
son, m Hubert Hales, op. 21, no. 1;
unison trebles. © Mar. 15, 1933;
E for. 29030; Joseph Williams, ltd.
6599
6614
Spring coming; w Danford Barney, m
Ewald Haun. © Feb. 24, 1933; BE
for. 29018; G. Ricordi & co. 6600
Spring is here; song. © 1 ©. Mar. 21,
1988; E unp. 68058; Eleanor F.
Hutchings. 6601
Spring prelude; w Danford Barney, m
Ewald Haun. © Feb. 24, 1933; E
for. 29016; G. Ricordi & co. 6602
Spring serenade; by Neva Garner
Greenwood ; violin; pf. acc. © Mar.
21, 1983; E pub. 35482; H. T. Fitz-
Simons co. 6603
song, w Janie Goode
Abraham. © 1c. Mar. 24, 1933; E
unp. 69228; Marie Pryor. 6604
w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69381; Dorothy Marie
Gleeson. 6605
Springtime, beautiful springtime; fox
trot song. © 1. Feb. 25, 1933; E
unp. 68588; Alice A. Foster. 6606
Springtime in the Green River valley ;
song recitative. © 1 ¢c. Mar. 21,
19838; E unp. 69066; Edward G.
Newman. 6607
Springtime is the time for love; song,
m Gladys Catron. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1933; E unp. 68796; Joe Messer-
schmidt. 6608
Squeeze me (The) waltz; written
Paul Armstrong, m Harris Weston;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 14, 1933;
E for. 28899; Francis, Day & Hun-
ter, ltd. 6609
Stalking the deer; by Frank LaForge,
fingering and pedal indications Hr-
nesto Berfimen; pf. © Jan. 5,
1933; E pub. 35277; Carl Fischer,
inc. 6610
Stand fast America; song. © 1 e.
Oct. 31, 1932; E unp. 68799; Kate
Rennie Archer. 6611
Standing on my head; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar: 15, 1983; EH unp. 68821 ;
Jack Dale Cowley. 6612
Standing on the corner; w Edward
Pola, m Franz Steininger; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 14, 1933; E
for. 28713; Peter Maurice music ©Co.,
ltd. 6613
Star (The); fragment from Plato, 4-
pt. cho., w Charles F. Lummis, m
James H. Rogers, arr. Fred H. Hunt-
ley ; men’s voices. © Feb. 27, 1933;
E pub. 35061; G. Schirmer, inc.
6614
Spring song;
273
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6615
Star of destiny; song. © 1c. Mar. 1,
1933; E unp. 68247; Berenice Ward
Stockland. 6615
Star of hope; reverie,
Harriet Kennedy, arr. Albert
Adam; pf. acc. 1. Hawaiian steel
guit—2. Spanish guit. © Mar. 21,
1933; E pub. 35388, 35399; Century
music pub. co. 6616, 6617
Star of the North you're telling me;
w and melody. © 1 ¢ Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69395; Robert E. Bate-
man. 6618
Stars (The) and Stripes forever;
song, John Philip Sousa, arr. Wil-
liam M. Felton. 1. Unison.—2. Sop.,
alto and bass. © Mar. 21, 1933; E
pub. 35489, 35440; Theodore Presser
co. 6619, 6620
Stars in your eyes; w Desmond Car-
ter, m Leslie Clair; with ukulele
arr. © Feb. 23, 1933; E for. 28721 ;
Chappell & co., Itd. 6621
Start (The) of the big parade; w
and m Pete Wembrow, Chas. Abbott
and Irving Bibo:; pf. treble. ©1e.
Mar. 16, 1933; E unp. 68891; Bibo-
Lang, inc. 6622
Stay near me sweetheart; song, W
Arthur Judge. ©1e. Mar. 1, 1933;
E unp. 68225; Wilson John Fisher.
6623
Steinert (Alexander) Four lacquer
prints; w Amy Lowell, m A. Stein-
ert.” ©! Dee. ‘1519327 Betor. 28672 ;
Editions Maurice Sénart. 6624
Step and sing; time-name exercises
for pitch training and rhythm, w
and m M. H. Greenfield, harmonized
Fred Falconer. © Mar. 21, 1933;
E for. 29061; Marjorie H. Green-
field. 6625
Still, still with Thee; w Harriet
Beecher Stowe, m Walter H. Angell;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Feb. 27, 1933;
E pub. 35225; C. C. Birechard & co.
6626
Stolen melody; w Ruth E. Foss, mel-
ody Robert Payne. © 1c. Mar. 27,
1933; E unp. 69320; Robert Eugene
Payne, jr. 6627
Stompin’ away; melody John Langley.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1933; E unp. 69082;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 6628
Storm-song; w Robert W. Rivers, m
Regina!d C. Robbins; bass or bar.
© Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28666; Hdi-
tions Maurice Sénart. 6629
solo or duet, >
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Strange as it Seems; [w anon.], mel-
ody A. E. Knoll. © 1 ¢. Mar. 27,
1933; E unp. 69358; Ralph O. Wilson
and Albert E. Knoll. 6630
Strawinsky (Igor) Scherzo; tiré du
ballet L’oiseau de feu, transcrip-
tion I. Strawinsky et S. Dushkin;
violon et pf. © Mar. 4, 1983; E
for. 28910; B. Schott’s sO6hne. 6631
Streichquartett B-dur; v. E. N. v.
Reznicek. Partitur. © Dec. 31,
1932; E for. 28743; Richard Birn-
bach. 6632
Strife (The) is o’er; Easter anthem,
w from medieval Latin, tr. Francis
Pott, melody Melchior Vulpius, arr.
Alfred Whitehead ; mixed voices. ©
Mar. 3, 19838; E pub. 35260; Carl
Fischer, inc. 6633
Study *bout what the Lord has done
for you; song. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1933;
E unp. 68266; Weaver G. Slaughter.
6634
song. © Mar. 20, 1933; E pub.
35324; Weaver G. Slaughter. 6635
Sturm (Der); miurchenspiel nach
Shakespeares Sturm, m Anton Beer-
Walbrunn, op. 64, klavier-auszug
vom komponisten. Voe. sc. © Nov.
1, 1982; D 28411; Edition Adler,
G. m. Db. dd: 6635*
Stidseenacht; tango, w Willy Rosen u.
Marcel Lion, m Fritz German, arr.
Hartwig von Platen; orch. stimmen.
© Aug. 20, 1932; E for. 28982;
Monopol-liederverlag, Ernst Wen-
sraf,..G..m..b: ae 6636
Sugar-plum; w Clement Wood, m
Jacques Wolfe; low voice. © Mar.
22, 1933; E pub. 35533; G. Schirmer,
ine. 6637
Suite romantique; suite in 4 S&tzen,
Hans Bullérian; orch. stimmen. ©
June 17, 19382; E for. 28750; Rich-
ard Birnbach. 6638
Summer dreams; valse song. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68625; Albina
Agnes Minar. 6639
Summertime sweetheart; song. © 1
ce. Mar. 29, 1933; E unp. 69457; John
C. Nickelsen. 6640
Sun (The) will be shining for you;
fox trot song. 1 ¢. ‘Miawiri4,
1933: E unp. 68957; Nellie Hooper.
6641
will shine for you; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E
6642
Sun (The)
with w.
unp. 69507; Patrick Howard.
274
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1933
Sunday at home; selected and arr.
Montague Ewing; pf., with violin
and cello pts. © Feb. 7, 1933; E
for. 28810; Cecil Lennox, ltd. 6643
Sunday every day; w Clement Wood,
m Jacques Wolfe; med. voice.
Mar...22,. 19335 E. :pub: 35582; G.
Schirmer, inc. 6644
Sunday morning at Glion; by Fr.
Bendel, transcribed F. Campbell-
Watson; band. Sc. © Mar. 20,
19383; E pub. 35310; M. Witmark &
sons. 6645
Sunlight and shadows; by Pat Pol-
larde.2 woices..:.© 1. ¢. Mar. 24,
1933; E unp. 69257; Florence
Howell Cheatham Pollard. 6646
Sunny Madeira; w and m Jos. Geo.
Gilbert; with ukulele arr. R. S.
Stoddon. © Feb. 21, 1933; E for.
28849; B. Feldman & Co. 6647
Sunset (A); w Katharine Mansfield,
m Reginaid C. Robbins; bass or bar.
© Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 28662; Hdi-
tions Maurice Sénart. 6648
Sunshine ahead; w and m Sam Cos-
low and Con Conrad. © 1c. Mar.
15, 1933; E unp. 68894; Famous mu-
sic corp. 6649
Superb (The) Hawaiian guitar folio;
10 solos. © Feb. 28, 1933; E pub.
35198; A. Rodell. 6650
Sur la route un beau dimanche; 6/8
marche, paroles Léo Leliévre. m Al-
bert Chantrier; avec accord de
VYukulele. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28608; Editions Salabert. 6651
Sur un air de Paris; valse musette,
paroles Bobby, m Willy Rosen; arr.
Billy Golwyn; orch. ptes. © Mar.
6, 1933; E for. 29053; Editions H.
Benjamin. 6652
Surrexit pastor bonus; 5-pt. cho., Eng-
lish version Gustave Reese, m Or-
lando di Lasso, ed. Car! Deis; mixed
voices. © Feb. 10, 1933; E pub.
35063 ; G. Schirmer, inc. 6653
Sussex beer; w John Hollamby, m
Alexander Brent Smith, tonic solfa
tr. H. J. Timothy; male voices.
Feb. 28, 1933; E for. 28921; Stainer
& Bell, ltd. 6654
Sussex mummers’ earol; traditional
tune and w, arr. William R. Davis;
mixed voices with bar. solo; organ
ace. © May 16, 1933; E pub. 35208:
H. W. Gray co. 6655
6670
Swallow's (The) wooing; Hungarian
children’s song, freely rendered Cle-
ment F. Rogers, arr. Zoltan Kodaly ;
sop. 1, 2 and alto, unace. [English
and Hungarian text] © Nov. 10,
1932; E for. 28690; Oxford univ.
press. 6656
Swaying birches; song. © 1 ¢. Mar.
1, 1983; E unp. 69111; Sarah Etta
Wales. 6657
Swaying to a Wayne King waltz; song.
© 1c. Mar. 24, 1933; E unp. 69222;
Gordon William Jensen. 6658
Sweet acushla machree; w and mel-
ody: © 1. Mar. 2, 1933; E unp.
68278; Dorothy K. O’Kane. 6659
Sweet as the flowers in May time;
w and melody A. P. Carter. © 1 ¢.
Feb, 18, 19383; EH unp. 69097; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 6660
Sweet forget me not; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf. with w. © 1c. Feb. 17,
1933; E unp. 68456; Laura Duzan
Weade. 6661
Sweet little pal; w Fred L. Gerbig,
m the four Jost bros. © 1 ¢. Mar.
22, 1933; E unp. 69127; Frank John
Jost. 6662
Sweet memories of you; song, w Fred
Lindhorst; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Mar. 20, 1933; E unp. 69025; Har-
old Martin Orr. 6663
Sweet, sweet Claire; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E
unp. 68385; Clinton Woodman Mc-
Graw. 6664
Sweetest little bit of heaven; w H.
Sward, jr. and Paul D’Amico, with
melody. ©1e. Apr. 1, 1933; E unp.
69528; Henry Sward, jr. 6665
Sweetest (The) sweetheart of all;
song. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp.
68730; Daniel Austin O’Connell, jr.
6666
Sweetest (The) thing; song. © Feb.
28, 1933; E pub. 35019; John Bow-
den Day. 6667
Sweetheart; song. © 1 ¢. Mar. 17,
1933; E unp. 68942; Edgar William
Croft. 6668
w and melody. © 1c. Mar. 28,
19383; E unp. 69383; James E. Te-
gart. 6669
w Sonny Miller, m Louis Clare;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 16, 1933;
E for. 28710; Peter Maurice music
e€olf ltd: 6670
279
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6671
Sweetheart, love has called you back
to me; waltz song, w Eddie John-
son. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1933; E unp.
68749; Daryl Sheldon. 6671
Sweetheart of by gone days; song,
Harry Stein and George
Ritter. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1933; E unp.
68804; August Fladung. 6672
Sweetheart of my daily dreams; w
and melody John Schmidel. © 1 e¢.
Mar. 23, 1933; E unp. 69158; John
Schmidel. 6673
Sweetheart of my diary; song, mel-
ody Luther A. Clark. © 1 c. Mar.
melody
29. 1933: 0) cunp: 469439 | > Herbert
Hause. 6674
Sweetheart’s (A) melody; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68395 ;
John E. Williams. 6675
Sweetheart’s waltz; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1933; E unp. 68572 ;
Alfred Opler. ~ 6676
Sweetie; song, m Billie Brown. ©
1c Mar. 10, 1933; E unp. 68675;
Anna Welker Brown. 6677
Sweets; w and melody Herb Magid-
son, Sidney Clare and Sam H. Stept.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; EH unp. 68333 ;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
6678
w Clinton Scollard, m Oley
Speaks, symphonic arr. Van Phil-
lips; orch. pts. © Mar. 7, 1933;
E for. 28876; Hawkes & son (Lon-
Sylvia;
don) Itd. 6679
Symphonies of spring; song, WwW
Ethelyn Miller Hartwich. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 8, 1933; E unp. 68542; Flor-
ence Colby Battram. 6680
Symphony (A) of love; song, arr.
Mabel Schock. © 1 ec. Feb. 23,
1933; E unp. 68504; Hallie Hall.
6681
Syncopatin’ the blues; song. © 1 c.
Mar. 31. 1933; E unp. 69505; Geor-
gianna Hoover Bauernfeind. 6682
T.N. & O. blues; w and melody Hat-
tie Hyde. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1933;
E unp. 69088; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 6683
Take me as I am; fox trot song. ©
1 ce. Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68640;
Ogden Venn. 6684
Take me back; from Love lost, w,
melody and rhythm H. W. Barwick,
ace. L. Crawley; ten. © 1c. Mar.
pt. i, BES), ¥ 26
18, 19383; E unp. 68965; Howard
William Barwick and Leone Craw-
ley. 6685
Take that pain out of my heart; w
and m Fred C. Bernhardt and Doro-
thy Bates. © 1. Mar. 11, 1933;
E unp. 68686; Fred Charles Bern-
hardt. 6686
Tambah; rumba, letra y melodia Ra-
fael Hernandez. © 1 c¢. Mar. 11,
1933; E unp. 68689; Latin Ameri-
can music bureau. 6687
Tangled (A) lock of silver hair; song,
m Oscar J. Lehrer. © 1 e@. Mar. 20,
19383; E unp. 69009; Tina Workman
Short. 6688
Tango; by Louis Schnitzler; pf.
Mar. 22, 1933; E for. 28956; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd. 6689
Tango-amor; song. © 1. Mar. 10,
1933; E unp. 68672; Robert Livings-
ton Vance. : 6690
Tango drammatico; instrumental-
tango, Roderich Lander, orch. arr.
Leo Kwant; stimmen fiir odeon
orch, u. fiir salonorch., mit. gesangs-
stimme ad lib., unterlegter text Leo
Monosson. © Jan. 6, 1933; E for.
28803; A. Cranz. 6691
Tanzt du auch so gern wie ich; tango,
w Kurt Schwabach, m Willy Rosen,
arr. Hartwig von Platen; orch. stim-
men. © Jan. 16, 1933; E for. 28976;
Edition Meisel & co., G. m. b. H.
6692
Tapestry (A) of love; song, w A. E.
Marsh. ©1c. Mar. 11, 1933; E unp.
68693; Albert E. Marsh and Eugene
Griffiths. 6693
Taylor (Colin) Three short pieces;
pf. © Feb. 28, 19383; E for. 28715;
Boosey & co., ltd. 6694
Te Deum; in E flat, m Edward Ship-
pen Barnes; mixed voices; organ
acc. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub. 35265;
Carl Fischer, inc. 6695
Te Deum laudamus; in B flat; mixed
voices, organ ace. © Feb. 28, 1933;
E pub. 35102; H. G. Langlois. 6696
m Clement R. Gale; unison voices ;
organ acc. in C. © Mar. 8, 1933; H
pub. 35151; H. W. Gray co. 6697
Tears; waltz, arr. Orsman D. Forth;
pf. with w. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1933;
E unp. 69487; Grayman Alvord
Young. 6698
276
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
Tears of regret; waltz song. © 1 ©.
Mar. 11, 1933; E unp. 69110; Har-
nest Ray Earlan. 6699
Tell Jesus; w anon., m Otto L, Bo-
hanan. ©1c. Mar. 25,1933; E unp.
69283; Florence D. Bohanan. 6700
Tell me and I’ll tell you; waltz song.
©1e. Jan. 27, 1933; E unp. 69333 ;
Gertrude W. Hoffman. 6701
Tell me another; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Mar. 2, 1933; E unp. 68265;
Richard White. 6702
Tell me darling; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68399; Minola
O. Hornby. 6703
Tell me it’s only a dream; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1e. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68392;
Hmma Bergstrom. 6704
Tell me to-night; from Be mine to-
night, English, Frank Hyton, from
German of Marcellus Schiffer, m
Mischa Spoliansky, new arr. Albert
Szirmai; with ukuele arr. © Mar.
20, 1933; E pub. 35308; Harms, ine.
6705
Tell me you're mine; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1 c. Mar. 31, 1933; E
unp. 69511; Arnold Maurice Cowan.
6706
Tell me you’re sorry; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 21, 1933; E unp. 69055; Hlbert
Wagoner Ferrell. 6707
Tempo di minuetto; di Pasquale Qua-
ratino; pf. © Mar. 6, 1933; E for.
28884; G. Ricordi & co. 6708
Temporary sweetheart ; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1933; E unp. 69482;
William Gordon Beecher, jr. 6709:
Tenderly; m Gustave L. Becker;
mezzo-sop. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1933: EB
unp. 68998; Billie M. Beaton. 6710
Tennessee; fox trot song. © 1c. Feb.
20, 1933; E unp. 68219; Jchnny P.
Morgan. 6711
Tent (A) by a brook; w Cora C. Jack-
son, and melody. © 1c. Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 68384; William Grif-
fith Jackson. 6712
Teufelsreiter (Der) ; operette, Rudolph
Schanzer u. Ernst Welisch, regie- u.
soufflierbuch eingerichtet Otto Lan-
ger, m Hmmerich Kalman. Klavier-
auszug mit text. © Dec. 19, 1932;
D 28419; W. Karczag. 6712*
6727
Thanks to fate; w Irvin Pollack; pf.
treble. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1933; E unp.
68831; Fred Samuel Stricker. 6713
That doggone dog o’ mine; w and mel-
ody Porter Grainger. © 1 ¢. Mar.
13, 19383; E unp. 69500; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 6714
That lonely road marked private way;
w and melody. © 1 ec. Mar. 17,
1933; E unp. 68929; Florence G.
Muzzey. 6715
That melody; pf. with w. ©1..
Mar. 23, 1933; E unp. 69156; How-
ard Nicholas Dynes. 6716
That old feather bed on the farm; w
G. Autry and Louis O’Connell, with
melody. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1933; B
unp. 69480; Gene Autry. 6717
That’s gratitude; song. © 1c. Mar.
16, 1933; E unp. 68880; Paul Robin-
son. 6718
That’s my home; w and m Leon René,
‘Otis René and Ben Hllison; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 10, 1933; HB
pub. 35340; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 6719
That’s where the old folks are living
today; song, lyric Allen Ramsay.
Hebe dos 193 720E) pub, 3502 eon
W. Ramsay. 6720
That’s why; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 68405; Frederick
White. 6721
That tender string of life; song, m
Gerald Vincent Morris. © 1c. Feb.
25, 1983; E unp. 68209; Stein River-
ton. 6722
That thrilling kiss; fox trot song. ©
1 ce. Feb. 20, 1988; E unp. 68220;
Rae Gilbert. 6723
That wouldn’t be a bad idea; w H. M.
Burnaby, m James M. Gallatly. ©
Mar. 10, 1983; E for. 28874; Boosey
& co., Itd. 6724
Then life is all its seems; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Mar. 28, 1933; E unp.
69374; Sylvia S. Mount. 6725
There must be a heaven; ballad, w
W..K. Bauer”. ©7heb.. 4,.1933 5.5
pub. 35095; Wm. K. Bauer and Jack
Taylor. 6726
There’s a different way to say good-
bye; w George Hibber, and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 15, 19383; E unp. 68843 ;
Hector Perez. 6727
277
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6728
There’s a light in your eyes; pf. with
w. © Mar. 28, 1933; E pub. 35502;
Albert J. Weidt. 6728
There’s a light in your window calling
me home; written and composed
Jimmy Kennedy, Billy Thorburn and
Billy Scott-Coomber; with ukuiele
arr. Alvin D. Keech. © Mar. 28,
1933; E for. 29065; B. Feldman &
co. 6729
There’s a new deal for you; w and
melody. © 1 c. Mar. 14, 1883; E
unp. 68778; Julia Claire Moffit.
6730
There’s a new world that’s waiting
for me; waltz, w Harry Martin, m
A. Williams; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 2, 1933; E for. 28806; Cecil
Lennox, ltd. 6731
There’s always a lot of sunshine, after
there’s been a heavy rain; song. ©
1c Mar. 23, 1933; E unp. 69148;
Eva Della White-Wakelee. 6732
There’s nothing new in I love you;
w and melody Benny Davis and
Ben Oakland. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1933;
E unp. 68784; Leo. Feist, inc.
6733
There’s something about a _ Soldier;
from Soldier of the king, w and m
Noel Gay; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 9, 1933; E for. 28783; Law-
rence music Co. 6734
They did not tell me; w Ethel Kelley,
m Oscar J. Fox, arr. Laurence Bol-
ton; men’s cho. or quartet. © Feb.
23, 1933; E pub. 35245; Carl Fischer,
ine. 6735
They know their A. B. C.’s;: w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1933; E unp.
68281 ; Nita T. Shea. 6736
They we're [sic] my once-in-a-while,
you are my all-the-time; w Al
Cameron, with melody. © 1 c¢. Mar.
20, 1933; E unp. 68994; Blaine A.
Stone. 6737
This joyous day; anthem, w Edmund
Spenser, m C. S. Lang, op. 24; Sop.
and bar. solo, ad lib., cho. and organ.
Oras 14 19033; El Tor. 20.00%
Novello & co., Itd. 6738
Thompson’s old grey mule; w and m
Obed Pickard, additional lyrics
Spencer Williams; with ukulele arr.
© Nov. 28, 1932; E pub. 35327;
Adams, Vee & Abbott, inc. 6739
pt. HI, n. s., v. 28
Those disappointed blues; song, mel-
ody Luther A. Clark. © 1 © Mar.
29, 19383; E unp. 69440; Herbert
Hause. 6740
Thou knowest best; song, poem
Eugenia Beatrice Mabury Fosbery.
© Mar. 20, 1933; E pub, 35489;
Beatrice Clifford. 6741
Thought (The) of God: hymn anthem,
w Frederick Lucian Hosmer, m Carl
EF. Mueller; mixed voices, with bar.
or alto and sop. or ten. soli. ©
Mar. 16, 1933; E pub. 35302 ; White-
Smith music pub. co. 6742
Thought (A) of the Hast; cameo,
Hawaiian guit. solo Len Fillis, pf.
acc. Wally Wallond. © Feb. 20,
1933; E for. 28819; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd. 6743
Thoughts at sunset; w John Mitchell;
sop.; acc. of pf., string quintet, vio-
lin obbl., oboe, flute and B flat
clarinet. Pts. © 1 ce Mari 2
1938; E unp. 69229; Jeanne W.
Kiessling. 6744
Three (The) crosses; w and m Mer-
ritt Ierley; mixed voices. © Mar.
4, 1983; E pub. 35141; Merritt A.
Lerley. 6745
Three Square meals a day; w and m
Rex Weber and Murray Rumshin-
sky. © Feb. 20, 1933; E pub. 35022;
Lawrence music publishers, ine.
6746
Through the years; unison cho., w
Jean Allyn Fey, m Jean Sibelius,
arr. Cyr de Brant. © Mar. 4, 1933;
E pub. 35212; J. Fischer & bro.
6747
Thru the lane to home sweet home;
w and melody. © 1 ¢ Mar. 17,
1933; E unp. 68915; Sadie Carney
Storie. 6748
Tiger (The): w Wm. Blake, m Regi-
nald ©. Robbins: bass or bar. ©
Dee. 15, 19382; E for. 28665; Hdi-
tions Maurice Sénart. 6749
Till shadows of forest may cease; w
and melody. © 1 e. Mar. 17, 1933;
E unp. 68930; Ludwig Meyers. 6750
Tilt (The) of her hat; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68338;
Edna d’Issertelle. 6751
Time and place; w Danford Barney,
m Ewald Haun. © Feb. 24, 1933;
E for. 29023; G. Ricordi & co. 6752
278
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1983
Time to go; w Hughie Prince, m Bill
Paisley; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
13, 1933; E pub. 35337; Southern
music pub. Co., inc. 6753
Tiny (A) seed became a_ shrine;
w Harold Skeath, m William Co-
burn; 2 trebie voices. © Feb. 10,
1933; E pub. 35014; Select music co.
6754
Tired and blue for a letter from you;
song, m Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1 c. Mar. 15, 1933; E unp. 68851;
Myra Deasy. 6755
To a firefly; 3-pt. cho., English, AI-
bert Noelte, German, L. H. Chr.
Holty, m Frederick A. Stock, arr.
Albert Noelte; women’s voices.
Mares, 1933; H pub. 35471; H. T.
FitzSimons co. 6756
To her lover below earth; w Marie
de France, tr. A. O'Shaughnessy, m
Reginald C. Robbins; contralto. ©
Dec. 15, 1932; FE for. 28664; Hdi-
tions Maurice Sénart. 6757
To my mother; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Mar. 18, 1983: E unp. 68713; Eu-
gene Dreher. 6758
To our New England turners; pf. ©
1 c« Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68451;
Ethel L. Mahoney. 6759
To the setting sun; by Garth Edmund-
son; organ. Mar. 4, 1933; E
pub. 35215; J. Fischer & bro. 6760
To think that you should care for
me; from Don’t tell me who you
are, American, Mitchell Parish,
German, Ernst Marischka, m Robert
Stoltz, pf. se. Lou Leaman; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 6, 1933; E
pub. 35557; Mills music, inc. 6761
Today; w D. Kohn, m F. C. Harnack.
Rev. ed. © Nov. 10, 1932; E pub.
39124; David Kohn and Frank C.
Harnack. 6762
Tom saw a sailor; w from the Ob-
server, m and actions Anne Harding
Thompson; pf. © Mar. 10, 1933;
EH for. 28708; Novello & co., ltd.
6763
Tommasini (Vincenzo) Intermezzo;
violoncello e pf. © Mar. 20, 1933;
E for. 28948; G. Ricordi & co. 6764
Danford Barney, m
© Feb. 24, 1933; HB
6765
To-morrow; Ww
Ewald Haun.
for. 29017; G. Ricordi & co.
171754—33——_6
6778
Tonadilla; de Blas de Laserna, arr.
Gasper Cassad6; violoncelle et pf.
© Feb. 25, 1933; E for. 28907; B.
Schott’s sdhne. 6766
Tonight; fox-trot song. © 1 c. Mar.
6, 19338; E unp. 68623; Nell Green-
man. 6767
Tonight be mine; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@
Mar. 138, 19383; E unp. 68725; Henry
Schumacher. 6768
To-night your [sic] mine; pf. treble
with w. © 1 ec. Mar. 15, 1933; E
unp. 68817; Nicholas Mallardo.
6769
Too much happiness; from Discord,
w <Anona Winn, m Billy Scott-
Coomber ; with ukulele arr. © Feb.
14, 1983; E for. 288986; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd. 6770
Too too train; w and melody Willie
Broomzy. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E
unp. 68381; Lester Melrose. 6771
Toque de Diana; canci6n, paso doble
militar. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1933; E unp.
68268; Pedro Pons. 6772
Totor t’as tort; fox-trot de Embrassez-
moi, paroles Jean Boyer, m René
Mercier, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 28550;
Editions Salabert. 6773
Tower (The) of London; 6 musical
impressions, Edward Stuart; pf.
Jan. 23, 19383; E for. 28695; B. F.
Wood music co. 6774
Toy balloon; w Charles Tobias and
Sidney Claire, m Henry H. Tobias;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 4, 1933;
E pub. 35182; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 6775
Toylands little town; w and melody
Bob Carran. © 1«@. Mar. 23, 1933;
E unp. 69164; Robert G. Carran.
6776
Trade your love for mine; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1933; E unp.
68830; Maud Burket Rigney. 6777
Trium’ mein kleines baby; slow-fox,
w Gerd Karlick u. Albert Bennefeld,
m Joe Hajos u. Will Meisel, arr.
Hartwig von Platen; orch. stimmen.
© June 30, 1932; E for. 28726; Edi-
tion Meisel & co., G. m. b. H. 6778
Tragoddie in Arezzo; oper in 3 akten,
nach Robert Browning, vy. Arthur
Goodrich, deutsche tbersetzung,
Werner Wolff, einrichtung ftir die
279
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Tragodie in Arezzo—Continued.
deutsche bihne, Julius Kapp, m
Richard Hageman; gem. chor, mit
orch. Partitur, teil 1, 2. © Sept.
1, 19382; D 28405; Edition Adler,
Ge an? b. Eb 6778*
Trail (The) that leads back home;
song, m Gus Fabrizi. © 1c. Mar.
15, 1933; E unp. 69212; Evan Babb
Sparr. 6779
Tramp; song. ©1. Mar. 21, 1933;
E unp. 69059; Hazel Juel Houghton.
6780
Traveller’s song; song. © 1. Mar.
24, 1933; E unp. 69221; Maude Bruce
Stewart. 6781
Trifling,—Little fool—Summer’s eve-
ning,—Thoughtlessness; fox trots,
Ernest Fisher; pf. © Feb. 10, 1933;
E for. 28526; Heinrichshofen’s ver-
lag. 6782
Triumphant (The) resurrection; duet;
treble voices. ©1c. Mar. 6, 1933;
E unp. 68382; Ellen B. Nickum.
6783.
True Blue Bill; w G. Autry, Geo.
Rainey and F. Marvin, melody G.
Autry and Frank Marvin. © 1 «.
Mar. 10, 1983; E unp: 68655; Gene
Autry. 6784
True romance; fox trot, w and m
Charlotte Hargrove. © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 1983; E unp. 68221; Nora Char-
lotte Hargrove. 6785
True to you; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c Mar. 27,
1933; E unp. 69307; Carrie Welch.
6786
Trying to keep love alive; pf. treble
with w. ©1c. Mar. 9, 1933: E unp.
68571; Gladys Brown. 6787
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Sleep-
ing beauty; text Dorothy Rose, voc.
transcription Franz C. Bornschein;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Mar. 6, 1933;
E pub. 35083; M. Witmark & sons.
6788
"Tis twilight; duet, from The
queen of spades, English, Edward
Agate, m P. Tehaikovsky, ed. W.
Gillies Whittaker; treble voices. ©
Dec. 8, 1982; E for. 28687; Oxford
univ. press. 6789
—— What is this thing called love;
duet, from The queen of spades,
English, Albert G. Latham, m ed.
——
pt. IT, n. s., v. 28
W. Gillies Whittaker; treble voices.
© Dee. 8, 1932; E for. 28688; Ox-
ford univ. press. 6790
Tu m’énerves; paroles et m Lucien
Boyer. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
28562; Editions Salabert. 6791
Tune in on me; w and melody. ©
1c. Mar. 3, 1983; E unp. 68299; J.
Max Barnette. 6792
Tus caricias; tango, Julio F. Falecén,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et
paroles: ©. Dee 1575932. tor.
28556; Editions Salabert. 6793
Tutelman (Herman H.) Arabesque;
by Herbert Root; pf. © Feb. 27.
1938; E for. 35066; G. Schirmer,
ine. 6794
Tutta-turchina ; versi e melodia, arr.
Joseph Sorrentino. © 1 ¢ Mar. 6,
1933; E unp. 68410; Luigi Lovino.
6795
Tuya; pf. © 1 c. Mar,’ 25,719338; H
unp. 69254; Moises Simons. 6796
Twenty-four hours; song, melody Pau-
line Story. © 1c. Mar. 29, 1933;
E unp. 69444; Constance Griswold.
6797
Twenty four hours a day; w Joe
Young, m Milton Ager; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 29, 1933; E pub. 35560;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc. 6798
Twenty-third (The) psalm; set to m.
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1933; E unp. 69456;
Louise Clark. 6799
Twenty thousand miles from nowhere;
waltz, melody. © 1 e. Mar. 10,
1933; E unp. 68802; Louis Bia-
monte. 6800
Twilight comes to the forest; song. ©
1 e. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68242;
Sarah Etta Wales. 6801
Twinkle twinkle little star; song, mel-
ody David E. Peyton. © 1 ¢ Mar.
30, 1983; E unp. 69498; Robert R.
Irwin. 6802
Two guitars; Russian folk song, Eng-
lish, Glenn Visscher, m arr. Henri
Weber. © Mar. 24, 1933; E pub.
35457 ; Belwin, ince. 6803
Two sparkling eyes; tango, Russian
w and m Oskar Strock, English,
Marjorie Harper, m arr. J. Rosa-
mond Johnson. © Mar. 23, 1933;
E pub. 35425; Edward B. Marks
music corp. 6804
280
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no. 3, 1933
Two tickets to Georgia; w and m Joe
Young, Chas. Tobias and J. Fred
Coots; with ukulele arr. © Mar. 10,
1933; E pub. 35126; Irving Berlin,
inc. 6805
Twopenny tune; arr. John Moore;
cello or violin and pf. © Jan. 12,
1933; E for. 28794; Oxford univ.
press. 6806
Ultima (L’) follia; tango, versi Pinki,
m Vincenzo Borea. © Dee. 15, 1932;
E for. 28848; S. a. Melodi. 6807
Under heaven’s blue; w Edward Pola,
m José F. Payan; with ukulele arr.
© Jan. 5, 1933; E for. 28529; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd. 6808
Under the lamp of love; w Irving
Kahal, m Sammy Fain; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 13, 1933; E pub. 35163 ;
Harms, inc. 6809
Under the linden trees; w Charles
O’F lynn, m Lee David, arr. J. Rosa-
mond Johnson. © Mar. 28, 19338;
EH pub. 35426; Edward B. Marks
music corp. 6810
—— waltz, w Charles O’Flynn, m Lee
David, arr. Art McKay; orch. pts.,
with male trio arr. Rosamond John-
son. . © Mar. 28, 1933;° E pub.
35504 ; Edward B. Marks music corp.
6811
Under the mellow northern moon; fox
trot song. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1933;
EH unp. 68222; Peter Tomanocy.
6812
Under the old apple tree; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1933; E unp.
68657; Gene Autry. 6813
Under the stars in Wyoming; w and
m Paul Workman, pf. and ukulele
arr. Luther A. Clark. © 1c. Mar.
15, 19383; E unp. 68822; June Paul
Workman. 6814
Underneath a towering pine tree;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Mar. 138, 1933; HE
unp. 68720; Amos Miller. 6815
Underneath the Cuban skies; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68403;
Arthur Stein. 6816
Underneath the Oregon moon; song.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69265;
Nellie EH. Rice. 6817
6828
Underneath the palms; melody, with
pf. ace. © 1 ec. Mar. 16, 1933; HB
unp. 68866; Norman Worth Hawes.
6818
Underneath the silvery moon; waltz,
w Wilber Artemus Shipley, m Jack
R. Shipley. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1933;
HE unp. 69024; John Russell Shipley
and Wilber Artemus Shipley.
6819
Underneath the southern moon; w and
melody. ©1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp.
68302; Jules Casalbore. 6820
Ungleiche rhythmen; zwei wu. drei-
teilig, in voriibungen u. 24 beispielen
aus unterrichtswerken zusammenge-
stellt u. bezeichnet Hrnst Mantey ;
klavier. © Sept. 15, 1931; E for.
28624; Henry Litolff’s verlag.
6821
University (The) carol book; w rev.
Fraser Brenchley, Cyril Brenchley,
‘fand: others], m harmonized and
arr. Edgar Pettman and W. A.
Pickard-Cambridge. pt. 6. © Nov.
14, 19382; E for. 28528; A. W. Ridley
& Co. 6822
Uns macht das garnichts aus. ; foxtrot,
aus Ganovenehre, w Bert Reisfeld,
m Rolf Marbot, arr. Franz Stolzen-
wald; orch. stimmen, mit gesangs-
trio. © Feb. 20, 1933; E for. 28698;
Musikverlag City. 6823
klavier-arr. Franz
Stolzenwald. © Mar. 6, 1933; E for.
29054; Musikverlag City. 6824
Until you smile; melody. © 1c. Mar.
31, 1983; E unp. 69508; Ben and
John Li Muli. 6825
Up, up, my heart, rejoicing; Haster
carol, w based on text Paul Ger-
hardt, m based on tune by J. Cruger,
arr. Alfred Whitehead; mixed
voices; organ acc. © Mar. 3, 1933;
E pub. 35258; Carl Fischer, ine.
6826
Upon a hill; Haster, w Miriam Le
Fevre Crouse, m W. H. Hohmann;
high voice. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
35074; White-Smith music pub. co.
6827
Valentine (A) party; gavotte, Ken-
neth Phillips; violin and pf., with
teacher’s 2d violin pt. © Feb. 9,
19388; E pub. 85285; Carl Fischer,
ine. 6828
281
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6829
Valley (The) of the San Joaquin;
sons) @l Mare 20,7 1933 ;,0u pub.
35490 ; John Bondon. 6829
Valse d’amour; aus der Ballettsuite,
Max Reger, op. 1380, nr. 5, bearb.
Gustav Havemann; violine u. kla-
vier. © Jan. 2, 1933; E for. 28857;
C. F. Peters. 6830
Valse-improvisation ; par Francis Pou-
lenc; pf. © Dee. 10, 1932; E for.
28760; Rouart, Lerolle & cie. 6831
Valse romantique; by Harry Idle;
violin and pf. © Mar. 15, 1933; EH
for. 29031; Joseph Williams, ltd.
6832
valse, J. Lanner, op. 167, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©
Dec. 15, 1982; E for. 28543 ; Editions
Salabert. 6833
Variations; par Mikl6s Rozsa, op. 9;
Diy ©) Dec, 15, 1932); Wi for. 28652);
Editions Maurice Senart. 6834
text Gitinther
Schaeffers, m
Venezuela; tango,
Schwenn u. Peter
Willy Rosen, arr. Hartwig von
Platen; orch. stimmen. © July 15,
1932; E for. 28685; Wiener Phoinix
verlag. 6835
Vermont; song. © Mar. 2, 1933; E
pub. 35018; Sylvia Sherman Pitkin.
6836
Verstohlene liebe; marsch, old melody,
new arr.; ist violin. © 1 ¢. Feb.
9, 1933; E unp. 68511; Peter Miller.
6837
Vicks will drive your cold away; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1938;
FE unp. 69149; John Young. 6838
Vieja cancion; tango canzone, m Fran-
cisco Bordino; orch. parti. © Oct.
1, 1932; E for. 28832; E. M. Chiappo.
6839
Viens! ... viens! quitte ce soir cette
vie; de Bariole, paroles Charles
Trenet, m Jane Bos; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Dec. 15, 1982; E for.
28571; Editions Salabert. 6840
Vignettes; 25 songs, Kathleen Lock-
hart Manning. © Feb. 27, 19338;
E pub. 35072; G. Schirmer, inc.
6841
Vincent ventures; selections, w Edith
Parker, P. R. Batchelder and Mrs.
Hugh O’Neil Hencken. © Mar. 14,
1933; E pub. 35193; Peggy Read
Satchelder. 6842
pt. 101, TEAS], Wee
Violet time; w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 17, 1983; E unp. 68910; Ken-
neth B. Pritchard. 6843.
Violetta; lyrisches intermezzo, Fr. W.
Rust; orch. stimmen. © Oct. 28,
1932; E for. 28751; Richard Birn-
bach. 6844
Violin obbligatos to six famous songs;
w and m various authors, obbls.,.
Haydn Wood and Howard Fisher.
©..FKeb.. 24,.-1933°>. Ey foeei2sere-
Boosey & co., ltd. 6845
Virginia blossom waltz; pf. with w.
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1933; E unp. 68960;
Gertrude A. Wissler. 6846
Virginia, I love you; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68309;
John M. Leary. 6847
Voice (The) of the unseen; motion
picture script, w Mrs. O. B. Kaiser
and others, m Mrs. O. B. Kaiser;
soli, mixed chos., and various in-
struments. © 1 c. Feb. 18, 1983;
D 28402; Grace L. Kaiser. 6847*
Voyage (The); 4 pf. duets, E. Mark-
ham Lee. © Mar. 31, 1933; E for.
29059; Banks & son. 6848.
Wagadu’s untergang durch die eitel-
keit; fiir soli, gem. chor u. 5 Saxo-
phone, aus dem Dausi, dem helden-
buch der Kabylen, hrsg. Leo Fro-
benius, m Wladimir Vogel. Chor-
partitur, ohne begl. © Dec. 3, 1932;
E for. 29037; Ed. Bote & G. Bock.
6849
Wagner (Richard) O Lord, most
high, to Thee we pray; prayer from
Lohengrin, adapted for church sery-
ice and arr., Walter H. Lewis; men’s
voices, organ ace. © Feb. 17, 1933;
E pub. 35042; Oliver Ditson co.,
inc. - 6850
Waiting; w Irv Pollack; pf. treble.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1983; E unp. 69418;
Fred Samuel Stricker. 6851
Waiting just for you; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1933; E unp. 69021 ;
Harold Leand. 6852
Waldfee-zauber; intermezzo, y. Willi
Thiele; klavier. © Feb. 17, 1933;
E for. 29042; Ed. Bote & G. Bock.
6853
Waltz divine; w and m Marvel Olive
Abbott; pf. treble. © 1c. Mar. 10,
1933; E unp. 68667; Marvel Abbott.
6854
282
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1933
Waltz lingering; pf. with w. © Jan.
21) 1983 +) for. 29034; Ursula
Deane. 6855
Waltz me to sleep; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1933; E unp. 68933 ;
Fern L. Bakken. 6856
Waltz of love; w and melody. ©1e.
Mar. 20, 1988; E unp. 69042; Dun-
can sisters. 6857
Waltz (The) of the nimphs [sic];
melody with pf. acc. © 1c. Mar.
24, 1933; E unp. 69198; P. Spicacci.
6858
Waltzing on a moonbeam; song. ©
1 ec. Mar. 21, 19838; E unp. 69036;
Lawrence FE. Miller. 6359
Wander-thirst; w Gerald Gould, m
Jean Fordell. © Feb. 24, 1933;
EH for. 28919; Elkin & co., Itd. 6860
Wandering souls; ballad, pf. with w.
© Jan. 23, 1933; E for. 29033; Raul
Roman P. 6861
War dream blues; w and melody Kid
Coley and Cliff Hayes. ©1e. Feb.
18, 1938; HE unp. 69079; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 6862
Warum denn traurig sein; tango im
volkston, w Gerhard Ebeler, m Hans
Otten. © Jan. 1, 1933; E for. 28757 ;
G. EHbeler-verlag. 6863
Was my face red; w Ralph Freed, m
Harry Akst; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 16, 1933; E pub. 35005; Miller
music, inc. 6864
Washington post; march, John Philip
Sousa, arr. Pietro Deiro; pf. accor-
dion. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub. 35293 ;
Carl Fischer, inc. 6865
Wassail song; unison and 3-pt. cho.,
Gloucestershire carol, w anon., m
arr. Katherine K. Davis; women’s
voices. © Mar. 7, 1933; E pub.
30349; EK. C. Schirmer music co.
6866
Watching and waiting for you; w H.
A. Richards, m Pauline Brown and
Don York. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1933;
E unp. 68981; National music pub.
co. 6867
Watching the billows; song. © 1 ec.
Mar. 16, 1983; E unp. 68945; Annie
Lillian Wible Boyles. 6868
Waterfalls and moonlight; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp.
68315; Cleadus Schroeder. 6869
Watermelon dance; by Charles J.
Roberts; band pts., with conductor.
6884.
© Jan. 16, 1933; E pub. 35255; Carl
Fischer, inc. 6870
Waves; pf. with w. © 1c. Mar. 15,
1933; E unp. 68846; Amy Lee Mor-
rill. 6871
We are three; pf. with w. © 1 «.
Mar. 17, 1983; E unp. 68941; W. A.
Watt Thompson. 6872
We are wet again; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1933; E unp. 69470;
Biagio Mormile. 6873
We can’t get in with the agents;
song. © 1c. Mar. 6, 19383; E unp.
68434; Harl Eby and Freddy Mack.
6874
We come, O God, to Thee; w. Harold
Skeath, m William Coburn; 2 treble
voices. © Feb. 10, 1933; E pub.
35013; Select music co. 6875
We'll rally for our country; song. ©
1 c. Mar. 20, 19383; E unp. 68985;
Maude Wickham Roe, Barvita HE.
‘Drew and C. H. Drew. 6876
We'll stick to the stars of Old Glory;
w and melody. © 1 ce. Mar. 17,
1933; E unp. 68922; Dora Haton.
6877
We must climb Mount Zion to go
home; song, arr. Clarke Tate. © 1
e. Mar. 3, 1983; E unp. 68361; Jesse
Hzekiel Swayzee. 6878
We're going to have a brand new
deal; w and melody. © 1 c. Mar.
10, 1983; E unp. 68652; W. A.
(Watt) Thompson. 6879
We're only friends; melody Darby St.
John. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1932; E unp.
68809; Elizabeth Redlich. 6880
We're pennant bound; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 17, 1933; E unp. 68935;
Ray C. Koecher. 6881
We're thumbing our way to Chicago,
to see the big world’s fair; w and
melody Stanley Lindman. © 1 ec.
Mar. 24, 1933; E unp. 69196; Ar-
nold C. Davis & co. 6882
We're together again; w Arthur Freed,
m Nacio Herb Brown; with ukulele
arr. May Singhi Breen. © Mar. 24,
1983 ; E pub. 35496; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 6883
We reached a perfect understanding
sitting on the garden gate; w
Mitchell Parish, m Larry Shay, pf.
se. Lou Leaman; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 6, 1933; E pub. 35554; Mills
music, ine. 6884
283
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6885
We've a new deal coming soon; pf.
treble with w. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1933;
E unp. 687038 ; Wesley E. Ungerbueh-
ler. 6885
We've turned the corner; w Mary M.
Murphy, with melody. © 1. Mar.
27, 19833; E unp. 69347; Marie J.
Callahan. 6886
We wait for you still; song, m Luther
A. Clark... Qn, Mar Cal bo O33
E unp. 68840; Rosa Stone. 6887
We were pals and now we're sweet-
hearts; w Emil Joseph Prekel, m
Elmer Richard Doman. © 1c. Mar.
7, 1933; E unp. 68500; Prekel and
Doman. 6888
We will go back to the farm Zella-
reen; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Mar.
15, 1983 ; E unp. 68838; Dora Pernot.
6889
Wealthy, constant and true; song,
melody Vincent Ross. © 1 ¢. Mar.
2, 193838; E unp. 68277; Wm. Clark
Dawson. 6890
Wear a smile; w and melody. ©1c.
Mar. 22, 1988; E unp. 69133; Ford
Lefier. 6891
Weathers; w Thomas Hardy, m Mi-
chael Head. © Feb. 28, 1933; E for.
28714; Boosey & co., ltd. 6892
Wedding dance; by Frank LaForge,
fingering and pedal indications Er-
nesto Berimen; pf. © Jan. 5, 1933;
E pub. 35280; Carl Fischer, inc.
6893
Wedding of the night; from Take it
or leave it, w and melody Parke
Grindel. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1933; E
unp. 69106; Thomas Linwood Grin-
dell. 6894:
Weep no more; song, w Solomon Lionel
Zax. © Dec. 10, 1932; E pub, 35488;
Elizabeth L. Zax. 6895
Weihnachtsglocken ; kleine variationen,
liber eine englische weise M. Ca-
midge, v. Walter Niemann, op. 129;
klavier. © Jan. 2, 1933; E for.
28861; C. F. Peters. 6896
Weihnachtslieder; neue weisen in
mehrstimmigen sitzen Wilhelm
Weismann. © Jan. 2, 1933; E for.
28855; C. F. Peters. 6897
Weihnachtsmusik fiir kleine klavier-
spieler; v. Carl Aeschbacher; kla-
vier. © Nov. 1, 1931; E for. 28701;
Fr. Portius. 6898
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Welcome to Chicago; w and melody.
© 1 «. Mar. 11, 1983; E unp. 68695;
Eugene Bullet Cheatham. 6899
Wenn das orchester spielt; foxtrot,
aus Prinzessin fiir eine nacht, w
Hans Pfianzer, m Victor Corzilius,
arr. Fred Ralph; salon-orch. stim-
men. © Sept. 22, 1932; E for.
29000; Edition Neruda. 6900
w Hans Pflanzer, m Victor
Corzilius. © Sept. 22, 1932; E for.
28997 ; Edition Neruda. 6901
Wenn dein herz einsam ist; walzer,
aus Gliick unterm dach, Leo Kast-
ner, w Gtinther Bibo, Bert Reisfeld
u. Rolf Marbot, m Bert Reisfeld
u. Rolf Marbot, arr. Billy Golwyn;
orch.-stimmen, mit ma&nnergesangs-
trio. © Mar. 6, 1933; E for. 29056;
Musikverlag City. 6902
Wenn der birnbaum blitiht ; bauernwal-
zer, aus Grtin ist die heide, w Her-
mann Lons, m Walter Ulfig u. Karl
Blume. © Nov. 15, 1932; E for.
28887; Heinrichsohofen’s verlag.
6903
salon-orch. stim-
men. © Nov. 22, 1932; E for. 28978 ;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag. 6904
Westerman (Gerhart von) 6 stim-
mungsbilder; nach versen Rilke, w
u. m. G. von Westerman, op. 5. ©
Nov. 9, 1932; E for. 28869; Edition
Adler, G. m. b. H. 6905
Westminster abbey: hymn tune, w
J. F. Meyfart. ©1c. Feb. 16, 1933;
E unp. 68556; Douglas Fletcher.
6906
Wet your whistle, beer’s the thing;
song, melody L. J. McQuaid. ©1c.
Mar. 31, 1983; E unp. 69515; Vance
Elwood Pease and Leo Joseph Mc-
Quaid. 6907
What a lovely, lovely world this is;
w Y. Buhler, melody T. A. Metz.
© 1c. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68234;
Yvonne Buhler and Theodor A.
Meiz. 6908
What a man; w Chas. Tobias, melody
J. Fred Coots. ©1c. Mar. 23, 1933;
E unp. 69166; Irving Berlin, ine.
———__
What are we gonna use for money?
Where are we gonna get the dough;
w Lou Klein, m Fred Phillips. ©
Mar. 27, 1983; E pub. 35513; Joe
Davis, inc. 6910
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3. 1933
What grandmother told; by Frank La-
Forge, fingering and pedal indica-
tions Ernesto BerGmen; pf. © Jan.
5, 1983; E pub. 35276; Carl Fischer,
inc. 6911
What shall we do with him? Wring
his bloomin’ neck; w and m Rupert
Hazell; with ukuleie arr. © Mar.
ip itcom: . Ky for. 28805; “Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 6912
What would I do without you; song,
w Dorothy Bloodgood. © 1 ¢. Mar.
13, 1983; E unp. 68754; Charles Ma-
son Bloodgood. 6913
What would you do; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 10, 1933; E unp. 68673 ; Robert
Livingston Vance. 6914
When a heart is lonely; song. ©1c.
Mar. 28, 1938; E unp. 69364; Henry
EK. Reinert. 6915
When are you going to lead me to the
altar, Walter; written Walter Dore,
composed Billy Desmond; with uku-
lele arr. © Feb. 14, 1933; E for.
28893; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.
6916
When everyone else has passed you
by; fox-trot, w and m Fred Whel-
don. © Feb. 20, 1933; E for. 28865;
United music publishers, Itd. 6917
When I bring a ring around to Rosie;
w and melody. © 1 ¢ Mar. 22,
1933; E unp. 69126; Samuel Schu-
man. 6918
When I dream on my wedding cake;
valse song. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933;
_E unp. 68629; Marie Flowers. 6919
When I hold you in my arms; Song.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68339;
Alice A. Braynard. 6920:
When I’m blue; song. © 1 ec. Mar.
8, 1983; E unp. 68534; Sara Alan
Roberts. 6921
When I’m with you; from Take it or
leave it, w and melody Parke Grin-
del. © 1. Feb. 20, 1933; E unp.
69107; Thomas Linwood Grindell.
6922
When I met you; pf. with w. ©l1e.
Mar. 15, 1983; E unp. 68845; Maria
Feodorova. 6923
When I said my baby prayer; w and
m Lowell Patton; mixed cho. or
quartet. © Jan. 11, 1933; E pub.
35253; Carl Fischer, inc. 6924
When I sing a song; song. © 1 «
Mar. 17, 1983; E unp. 68946; Ella
Allen. 6925
ee
6939
When I think of you; w and m Robert
A. Arbuckle, arr. Chas. Wolff; with
ukulele arr. © Dee. 31, 1932; EB
pub. 35359; DeVaignie music corp.
6926
When I went up to Oxford; w Dan-
ford Barney, m Ewald Haun. ©
Feb. 24, 1983; E for. 29022; G. Ri-
cordi & Co. 6927
When it’s springtime in my heart; w
and melody. ©1c. Mar. 24, 1933;
EK unp. 69195; Bessie Price Beagles.
6928
When it’s tulip time in springtime;
song, melody Luther A. Clark. ©
1c. Mar. 29, 1983; E unp. 69441;
Herbert Hause. 6929
When it’s tulip time in Tacoma; valse
song. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp.
68610; Josephine E. Ballou. 6930
When love is done; song, w Francis
Bourdelon. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1933; E
unp. 68447; Clare Duggan Madison.
‘ 6931
When love’s sweet rose blooms for you
some glad day; song, m Burrell Van
Buren; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
27, 1932; E pub. 35450; Hilda Ann
Florin. 6932
When my ship comes in, I'll share the
cargo with you; w Evelyn Redfern
Hellman, m P. H. Kaufman. ©1e.
Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 69112; James
J. Donnelly. 6933
When the firelight gleams I’m dream-
ing; w and melody. © 1 «. Mar. 11,
1933; E unp. 68698; John Pinckney
Scott. 6934
When the flowers of Montana were
blooming; w and melody Patsy Mon-
tana. ©1c. Feb. 18, 1933; E unp.
69094; Southern music pub. co., ine.
6935
When the hounds are baying at the
moon; song. © Mar. 6, 1933; E pub.
35454; John B. Breen. 6936
When the larkspur blooms once again;
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with
Ww. ©vlee Maroy 1933) Eh, unp
68858 ; Edwarda McMillian. 6937
When the moon shines down; valse
song. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp.
68607; Jack Hall Hardisty. 6938
When the northern pines are sighing;
song. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1933; E unp.
69188; Lillian Poole Palmason.
6939
289
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6940
When the roses bloom again; song.
© Mar. 28, 1933; E pub. 35553;
Maud Miller Stevenson. 6940
When the shadows begin; from Dis-
cord, w Anona Winn, m Billy Scott-
Coomber ; with ukulele arr. © Feb. °
14, 1933; E for. 28895; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd. 6941
When the snow falls on the mountain;
waltz song, m Frank S. Wildt. ©
1 e@ Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68379;
Joe Heaton. 6942
When the stars creep over the valley ;
valse song. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1933; E
unp. 68605; Merrill Matthews. 6943
When the sun bids the day good morn-
ing; w I. Hall, melody W. Hall and
Re audson. ©. eC.) Mar 6. 1935:
E unp. 68480; William Hall, Ray-
mond Hudson and Isabelle Hali.
6944
When the sun bids the moon gvood-
night; w and melody Little Jack
Little, Dave Oppenheim and [Ira
Schuster. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1933; E
unp. 68785; Leo. Feist, inc. 6945
When the sun comes tumbling down;
w Gene Arnold, m Egbert Van AI-
styne; with ukulele arr. © Mar. 3,
19383; E pub. 35087; Sherman, Clay
& @o. 6946
When the sun goes merging into the
Stars of night; song, melody Pauline
Story. (©) ic. Mare 291933') Bt
unp. 69443; Herbert Hause. 6947
When the tree-tops kiss the moon; pf.
treble with w. ©1c. Mar. 18, 1933;
E unp. 68803 ; Samuel A. Brocato.
6948
When we buy American; song, mel-
ody Jenny Marmion. © 1 ec. Mar.
2, 1983; E unp. 68264; Lillian Hen-
nessy. 6949
When wiit Thou save the people;
motet, w Ebenezer Elliott, set to m
Norman Coke-Jepheott; sop. and
ten. soli and cho., organ ace. ©
Mar. 8, 1933; E pub. 35152; H. W.
Gray co. : 6950
When you are in my dreams; song.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1933; E unp. 69030;
Edward Fillmore Cyester. 6951
When you need me; w Ida M. Short,
and melody. © 1c. Jan. 26, 1933;
E unp. 68204; Alfred Mesmer. 6952
When you're in love; w Jack Joyce,
melody Charles Seddon: © 1 «.
pt. OI, n. s., v. 28
Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69247; John
H. Joyce, jr. 6953
When you’re in my arms; w and mel-
ody. © 1e¢ Mar TT) 1933-°h.anp.
68919; Albert A. Boucher. 6954
When you’re lonesome and blue; song;
with ukulele arr. George S. Bournis.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1933; E unp. 69473;
Carmen Kenneth Varkett. 6955
——w Wm. Furhmann, melody F.
Weber and W. Furhmann. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 25, 1983; E unp. 69267; Fred
Weber. 6956
When you're over sixty, and you feel
like sweet sixteen; w and m Little
Jack Little, Dave Oppenheim and
Ira Schuster; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 1, 1983; E pub. 35000; Olman
music corp. 6957
When you say goodnight; song. ©
1 .ec. Mar. 3, .1933') 5) aimpoweease |
Werner Charles Apel. 6958
When you’ve fallen in love; valse,
from He wanted adventure, w Clif-
ford Grey, R. P. Weston and Bert
Lee, m Jack Waller and Joseph Tun-
bridge; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
6, 19383; E for. 28936; Chappell &
co., ltd. 6959
Where is that love you showed from
the Start; fox trot song. a@re &
Feb. 25, 1933; E unp. 68589; Joseph
N. Perruna, jr. 6960
Where’s George; w and m Victor Prior
and Frank Lane. © Feb. 13, 1933;
E for. 28864; United music publish-
ers, ltd. 6961
Where the buffalo roam; waltz song,
arr. Alice Cary Longfellow. © 1 e.
Mar. 1, 1933; E unp. 68231; Earle
Taylor Rush. 6962
Where the golden sun is shining; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1933;
E unp. 68746; Raymond Francis
Nekuda. 6963
Where the Salmon River flows; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp.
68394; Bessie L. Toennis. 6964
While dreaming the night away; song.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1983; E unp. 68347;
Emil F. Goepp. 6965
While the orchestra played a Viennese
waltz, I fell in love with you; w
Jim Leaman, m Bob Chew, arr. Bob
Taylor. ©1c. Mar. 7, 1933; E unp. .
68469 ; Robert Daniel Chew. 6966
286
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1983
Whispering rose; song, m C. Roland
Flick. Reb! 12771938 : Epub.
35456; Carrie G. Gore. 6967
Whistlin’ Joe from Kokomo; w and
melody Harry Edelheit, Billy Bas-
kette and Art Birman. © 1. Mar.
9, 1988; E unp. 68578; Mort Beck
music co. 6968
White horses of the sea; w Hamish
Hendry, m Elinor Remick Warren;
4-pt. men’s cho. © Mar. 22, 1933;
E pub. 35525; G. Schirmer, inc.
6969
White in the moon the long road lies;
w Alfred Edward Housman, m Os-
car J. Fox, arr. Laurence Bolton;
men’s cho. or quartet. © Feb. 23,
1933; E pub. 35247; Carl Fischer,
ine. 6970
White sails; song, w Anworth Ruther-
ford; with cello obbl. © Mar. 13,
193838; E pub. 35492; Irving M. Wil-
son. 6971
Who did; w anon., m Frederick Stan-
ley Smith; 4-pt. men’s cho. © Mar.
22, 1933; E pub. 35527; G. Schirmer,
inc. 6972
Who discovered love; song, w L. T.
Marsh. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp.
68251; L. T. Marsh and A. T.
Swearer. 6973
Who's in love; w Joe Young, melody
Abel Baer.
E unp. 68791; Leo Feist, inc.
Who told you so; song, melody B.
Blake. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1933; E unp.
69123 ; Leonard H. Ripp. 6975
Whoop-er up old dear, prosperity is
here—so is beer; march, fox-trot or
one-step, w and melody. © 1 «
Mar. 30, 1983; E unp. 69485; Zeb
Seybold. 6976
Why; song, w Frances E. Dexter. ©
1 ¢« Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 69244;
Wilbur C. Dexter. 6977
Why can’t I do a thing with you; fox-
trot, w G. Kaufman, melody M.
Greher. © 1 ¢. Mar. 28, 1933; E
unp. 69399; Ghersen Kaufman and
Murray Greher. 6978
Why did I love you, if I must lose
you; song. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E
unp. 68369; Ruby Danks Cadman.
6979
Why did you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Mar. 27, 1983; E unp. 69312; Gail
EK. Fearn. 6980
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1933;
6974
6995
——w and melody. © 1 «¢. Mar. 29,
1933 ; E unp. 69434; Clairmont Bou-
ton. 6981
Why did you do this to me; w and
melody. © 1 c. Mar. 29, 1933; E
unp. 69432; Ruth Lee. 6982
Why did you go and leave me all
alone; song. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1933;
E unp. 69178; Grant O. Page. 6983
Why do red hot mammas sing the
blues; w and melody. © 1 ¢ Mar.
31, 1983; E unp. 69516; Eva Frank-
lin. 6984.
Why don’t you open your heart to me;
song. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933; E unp.
68491; Helen C. Matson. 6985.
Why is it night in my heart; w Sam
M. Lewis, m John Klenner; with
ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon. © Mar.
14, 1983; E pub. 385205; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc. 6986.
Intermezzo; op. 27,
Roberts; band _ pts.,.
@ Jan a1 aac. Bs
6987
Wild rose; song, w Frederic R. Mar-
vin. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1983; E unp.
68777; Rose Mount. 6988:
Will dich lieben; slow-fox, aus 100
meter gliick, w Marcellus Schiffer,
Géza Herezeg u. Robert Klein, m
Mischa Spoliansky, erleichtertes
klavier-arr. Hans Schneider. © Dec.
22, 1932; E for. 28747 ; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky) .
989:
Will I ever see my Annie any more;
waltz song, melody Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68329;
Sue Wilkerson Maxey. 6990
Will it always be me; w Dave Dreyer,
melody Mack David and Harry
Stride: ©1c. Mar. 22, 1933; E unp.
69145; Irving Berlin, inc, 6991
Will o’ the wisp; concert Scherzo, Ro-
land Diggle; organ. © Mar. 22,
1933; E pub. 35365; H. W. Gray co.
6992
Will the roses bloom in heaven; w and
melody A. P. Carter. © 1c. Feb. 18,
1933 ; E unp. 690938.; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 6993.
Will the Savior say a word for you;
w Ulysses Simpson Keeling, sr., m
Ulysses Simpson Keeling, jr.; pf. or
organ ace. © Mar. 15, 1933; E pub.
35235; U. S. Keeling & Son. 6994
Wiegand (Henry)
arr. Charles J.
with conductor.
pub. 35252; Carl Fischer, inc.
287
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6996
Will you marry me, mad’moiselle; w
and melody Darby St. John. ©1e.
Dec. 6, 1982; E unp. 68813; Eliza-
beth Redlich. 6995
Williams; hymn tune, w from liturgy
of St. James. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1933;
E unp. 68555; Douglas Fletcher.
6996
Windy day; w, m and actions Anne
Harding Thompson; pf. © Mar. 10,
1933; E for. 28705; Novello & co.,
ltd. 6997
Winsome Dot; song; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1933; E unp. 68731;
Austin D. Perry. 6998
Winter is here, dear; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
Mar. 6, 1933; E unp. 68391; Andrew
Szerdi. 6999:
Wir sind immer gute kameraden;
marsch u. foxtrot, aus Zwei gute
kameraden, w Bert Reisfeld, m Rolf
Marbot, arr. Gerhard Mohr; orch.
stimmen, mit gesangstrio. © Feb.
20, 19383; E for. 28699; Musikverlag
City. 7000
Wir tippeln; marsch, aus Robert und
Bertram, w Gunther Bibo u. Alfred
Braun, m Karl Buchholz u. Herbert
Bergmann. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
28932; Crescendo theaterverlag, G.
m. b. H. 7001
———_spezial-arr. K.
Buchholz; salon-orch. stimmen. ©
Jan. 1, 1933; E for. 28929 ; Crescendo
theaterverlag, G. m. b. H. 7002
Wirst du einmal von mir wandern;
marschlied, aus Der konigsleutnant,
nach Gutzkow, text Paul Frank u.
Peter Herz, m Fred Raymond, arr.
Billy Golwyn ; orch-stimmen, u. miin-
nergesangstrio. © Mar. 6, 1933; E
for. 29057; Musikverlag City. 7003
Wish I were ’er jay bird; w and mel-
ody Cordelia Lowry. © 1. Mar.
28, 1933; E unp. 69367; Annie Dee
Crockett. 7004
With F. D. Roosevelt now at Wash-
ington D. C.; w and m Tommy Fair-
clough. ©1c. Mar. 14, 1933 ; E unp.
68792; Thomas Fairclough. T7005
With you beside me; w and m Gus
Kahn, Victor Young and Wayne
King; with ukulele arr. May Singhi
Breen. © Mar. 23, 1933; E pub.
35452; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
7006
pt. D1, n.s., v. 28
Without a doubt, I love you; w and
melody Robert Payne. © 1 ¢. Feb.
27, 1983; E unp. 68207; Robert Eu-
gene Payne, jr. 7007
Without you; w and melody. © 1.
Mar. 28, 1933; E unp. 693868; Joie A.
Matsko. 7008
Wondering; waltz; ist violin with w.
©1c. Mar. 14, 1933; E unp. 68770;
Louis Ricci. 7009
Won’t be long; fox-trot, w and m Dick
Du Page. © 1 ec. Mar. 9, 1933; E
unp. 68582 ; Richard Porter Du Page,
ar 7010
Won't somebody be my sweetheart
please; fox trot song. © 1 ¢. Feb.
25, 1933; E unp. 68590; William
Earl Tesh. 7011
Woodman’s (The) love song; song.
©1c. Jan. 21, 1933; E unp. 68959;
Grace B. Walker. 7012
Word (A); w Danford Barney, m
Ewald Haun. © Feb. 24, 1933; EH
for. 29021; G. Ricordi & co. 7013
Words of love; song. © 1 ec. Mar.
27, 1933; E unp. 69294; Al Arter.
7014
World’s greatest collection of hobo
songs; compiled Cliff Carlisle, arr.
N. Manoloff; with guit. chords and
ukulele arr. © Dec. 24, 19382; AA
111734; M. M. Cole pub. co. 7015
World’s (The) sweetest sweetheart,
that’s mother; w and melody. © 1
ec. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp. 68326; Pearl
Buchanan. 7016
Would you believe me, sweetheart;
w and m Sam Coslow, Jimmy Camp-
bell and Con Conrad. © 1c. Mar.
21, 1933; E unp. 69032; Campbell,
Connelly. inc. 7017
Wrocisz: tango, z Puszeza, sltowa
Fraski, m Harry Warsa, wydanie 2.
© Mar. 1, 1932; E for. 28527; Hen-
ryk Warszawski. 7018
Yanka ; English waltz, w u. m W. Rob-
bers, arr. Hanns Lohr; orch. stim-
men. © Jan. 1, 1933; E for. 28734;
Verlag moderner deutscher volks-
musik. 7019
Yawning, cause I’m losing sleep over
you; w and melody. © 1 ec. Mar.
24, 1933; E unp. 69206; Jack Kap-
lan. 7020
Ye birds that sing sweetly; duet,
Henry Purcell, arr. and ed. Alfred
Moffat; sop., and contralto or bar.
288
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8. 1933
© Feb. 6, 1933; E for. 28808; Aug-
ener, ltd. 7021
Ye that fear the Lord, wait for His
mercy ; anthem, w from Ecclesiasti-
cus 2, m Edward Shippen Barnes;
mixed voices, sop. and bar. soli; or-
gan acc. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
35269; Carl Fischer, inc. 7022
Yellow (The) rose of Texas; w tradi-
tional, arr. and melody. © 1 «.
Mar. 10, 1933; E unp 68658; Gene
Autry. 7023
Yo-yo; one step song, m Piero Pavesio,
arr. G. Filippini; orch. parti. ©
Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 28826; E. M.
Chiappo. 7024
Yodle-odle-o! in the mountains; w
and m Bert Merrill and Raymond
Wallace; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
8, 19838; E for. 28781; Huntley
Trevor music co., ltd. 7025
You always will be just a baby to
me; song, m Luther A. Clark. ©
1 ¢ Mar. 20, 1983; E unp. 69003;
Robert E. Mays. 7026
You and I alone in the sky; Song.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1933; E unp. 69172;
Russell Lloyd Jones. 7027
You and my garden of roses; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1933: E
unp. 68306; Nancy Haynes. 7028
You and the moon and me; w Charles
Tobias, melody Abel Baer. © 1 ©.
Mar. 24, 1933; E unp. 69203; Leo.
Feist, ine. 7029
You are love itself; song. ©1c. Mar.
28, 1933; E unp. 69404; Luba
Somach. 7030:
You are my belovel; m_ Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1.
Mar. 15, 1983; E unp. 68853; Abra-
ham Farolan. 7031
You are the one for me, cherie; w
Adele Sorenson, and melody. © 1
e. Mar. 13, 193838; E unp. 68709;
Helen Arnold Ronsek. 7032
You ask if I care; w and m Bob Nich-
ols and Ben Alfred. © 1 c. Mar.
27, 19388; E unp. 69351; Robert Nich-
ols Wilkins. 7033
You ask too much of me; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1983; E unp.
69391; Nellie Labriola and Therese
Labriola. 7034
You better eat them beans; w and m
Jim Huso and Si Vanderlaan; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933;
7049
=
EK unp. 69360; Simon
and James Huso.
Vanderlaan
7035
You came along; w and melody. © 1
ce. Mar. 31, 1933; BH unp. 69504; Joe
Crinite. 7036
You could banish my uncertainty; w
and melody. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1933;
EK unp. 68487; Charles Enos. 7037
You gove me sympathy, when I want-
ed love; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
23, 1933; E unp. 69160; Louis Sobel.
7038
You know I love you; song. ©1..
Mir. 13, 1933; E unp. 68808; Alfred
Bliss Pettit. 7039
You'll never get up to heaven that
way; fox-trot, w Sammy Lerner,
m Abel Baer, arr. Jack Mason; orch.
pts., with male trio arr. B. Faighes.
© Mar. 21, 1933; E pub. 35419; Leo
Feist, ine. 7040
Ey, Sammy Lerner, melody Abel
Baer. ©1e. Mar. 14, 1933; E unp.
68 50; Leo Feist, ine. 7041
You play with me; melody. © 1 .«.
Mar. 28, 1933; E unp. 69403; Luba
Somach. 7042
You’re a wonderful girl to me; fox
trot song. © 1 ¢ Feb. 20, 1933;
EH unp. 68223; Fred Sutherland..
7043
You’re just like a dream and I hate
to say good night; song, arr. John
Bach; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 10,
1933; E pub. 35199; Johnny Kugler
and Roy Miller. 7044
You’re just like the weather; w Paul
Francis Webster, melody John Ja-
cob Loeb. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1933; E
unp. 68789; Leo Feist. ine. 7045
You're just right for me, sweetheart ;
song. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1933; E unp.
68979; Virginia EH. Strang. 7046
You’re mine, you; w Edward Heyman,
m John W. Green; with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 27, 1983; E pub. 35043;
Famous music corp. 7047
You’re my life, my inspiration; w and
m Lillian. De Liesseline. © 1 ec.
Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68370; Lillian
DeLiesseline Howard. 7048
You’re one in a million to me; w
Ralph Rose, and melody. © 1 ec.
Mar. 3, 19383; E unp. 68298; Al
Arter. 7049
289
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7050
—a
Yow’re part of me; song. © 1c. Mar.
31, 1988; E unp. 69503; Herbert
David Hodgson. 7050
You're still in my heart; waltz; pf.
with w. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1933; E unp.
68518; Walter D. Strandquest.
7051
You’re still my Sweetheart in dreams;
song. © 1c. Mar. 3, 1933; E unp.
68342 ; Elmer E. Crisp. 7052
You’re sweet; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68390; Ray-
mond Fitzgerald. 7053
You’re worth a million to me; song,
w Edward and Robert Hannes. ©
dt Gay Mar.) 2. 1933F 9H), ainp. \6S2qn;
Irving S. Roberts. 7054
You sweetheart, my only one; w Hin-
man A. Harris, with melody. © 1
@ )Mary 16, 19335), Hi ans 6Ss03
Samuel Abromovitz. 7055
You take your joys to somebody else
and bring your sorrows to me; song,
m Edward Benedict; pf. treble. ©
1c. Mar. 29, 1933; E unp. 69435;
Kathleen Hale. 7056
You taught me how to love; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1933; E unp.
68544; Pleas L. Johnson. T7057
You wanted somebody new; foxtrot
song. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1933; E unp.
68602; Paul Rudin. 7058
You were in my arms; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1933; E unp. 69118;
Oliver G. Matthews. 7059)
You wonderful you; song, w L. Sher-
bie Witte. © 1c. Mar. 10, 1933; E
unp. 68654; Olga E. Johannes. 7060
Your kisses; w R. Prosser, melody A.
La Rue. © 1 ec. Mar. 6, 1933; E
unp. 68428; Ruth Prosser and Arch
La Rue. 7061
Your love is like a star; w Gene Stone,
melody Pat Pollard. © 1 «©. M°r. 24,
1983; E unp. 69258; Florence How-
ell Cheatham Pollard. 7062
Your love is mine; w and m Ellwood
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
arr. © Feb. 6, 1933; E pub. 35109;
Ellwood T. Funk. 7063
Your real boy friend; song, melody
Luther A. Clark. © 1c. Mar. 29,
1933 ; E unp. 69442; Herbert Hause.
7064
Your request is my command; w and
melody. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1933; E
unp. 69049; Vivian Dunean. 7065
Your [sic] so sweet, oh so sweet,
honey dear; song. © 1c. Mar. 27,
1983; E unp. 69352; Evelyn Chris-
tina Nelson. 7066
Your voices raise in hymns of praise;
hymn. Mar. 6, 1983; E pub.
35139; Egil Steen. 7067
Your wonderful love to me; w and
melody. © 1 c. Mar. 17, 1933; E
unp. 68918 ; George F. Snyder. 7068
© 1°'c. Wes 117,
Anna Belle
Yours alone; song.
1933; E unp. 68707;
Stinnette Waggoner. T7069.
Youth and joy; with biographical
sketch, fingering, phrasing, pedaling,
etc., Edward Turechek ; pf., 4 hands.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E pub. 35035; Art
publication soc. 7070
Yowsah; song, m Louis Orlando, arr.
P, K.; Albert..)}.© 1 ¢, Mar. aspeesse
E unp. 68766; Albert Louis O’Brien.
7071
Yowzer; melody. ©1e. Mar. 7, 1933;
E unp. 68505; Henry H. Engel.
7072
Zangara’s fate; w C. Davis, with mel-
ody. © 1. Mar. 9, 19383; E unp.
69028; Bob Burns and Claude
Davis. 7073
Zweites stindchen; v. Jonny Heykens ;
salon-orch. mit orch. erganzungs-
stimmen. © Nov. 25, 1932; E for.
28983; Heinrichshofen’s verlag.
7074
3 schvester; w Morris Winchevsky, m
arr. © Mar. 10, 1933; E pub. 35317;
Henry Lefkowitch. 7075
92nd (The) in Copenhagen; march,
Hermann Pecking; reed and brass
band pts. © Mar. 7%, .1933; H ,for.
28875; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
Tee, arr. Geo. Du Say; with ukulele T7076
Number of entries in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1933, Class E, ;
Musical compositions (including 3,753 unpublished) _-___--____________- 7, O76
290
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT
HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT
OF MARCH 4, 1909
Abide with me; organ voluntary, m | Barcarolle;
E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ash-
ford, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 24158. itt
Adieu Suzon; chanson, poésie Alfred
de Musset. Textes francais et an-
glais. © Stefano Khardys, as au-
thor of m. R 23857. 2
Angels (The) are calling the roll;
anthem, w H. L. Frisbie, m Arthur
W. Nelson. © Flora Nelson Barry,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 23958. 3
Apple (An) blossom; w Alice E. Al-
len, m Lizzie HE. Orth, op. 27, no. 18.
© Louise Orth Bosworth, as execu-
trix of the author of m. R 24253. 4
Art (The) of transposition ; by Robert
Stark; clarinet. pt. 1, op. 28, trans-
position from keys of C, D and HE
flat to B flat.—pt. 2, op. 29, trans-
position from key of A to B flat. ©
Arno Stark, as child of the deceased
author. R 24020, 24021. 5, 6
As pants the hart; anthem, m L. O.
Emerson. © Mabel H. Emerson, as
child of the deceased author. R
24151. %
Ashford (E. L.) Andante; organ
voluntary. © Henry S. Ashford, as
child of the deceased author. R
24173. 8 |
— Nocturne; organ voluntary. ©
Henry S. Ashford, as child of the
deceased author. R 24176. 9
Away from God; song, w Flora Kirk-
land. © Isaac Hickman Meredith,
as author of m. R 24222. 10
Bandeaux (Les) d’or; chanson de
Maeterlinck, miS en m _ Gabriel
Fabre. © Camille Lommaert, épouse
de Jacques Joseph Régis, as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 23850. 11
Bandit (The) chief; song, from The
rose of the Alhambra, w Charles
Emerson Cook. © Lucius Hosmer,
as author of m. R 23974. 12
[7,076
organ voluntary, HE. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, as
child of the deceased author. R
24175. 13
Be Thou exalted; anthem. © Carrie
B. Adams, as author of m. R 24139.
14
Berceuse; v. Engelbert Humperdinck ;
mezzo-sop. © Wolfram Humper-
dinck, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 238860. 15
Bizet (Georges) L’aurore; transcrip-
tion Jules Cottin; mand., avec acc.
de pf. © Marie Madeleine Cottin,
as next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 23819. 16
— Caprice;
© I. Philipp, as author.
transcription pour pf.
R. 23805.
ily
—le retour; transcription Jules
Cottin; mand., avee ace. de pf. ©
Marie Madeleine Cottin, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 23820. 18
—— Ronde turque; transcription pour
pf. © I. Philipp, as author. R
23807. 19
—— Sérénade; transcription pour pf.
© I. Philipp, as author. R 23806.
20
Bluebird’s (The) song; w Laura W.
Callin, m J. S. Fearis. © Walter
E., Otto L., and Merle D. Fearis,
Jessie Fearis Blackman and Rebec-
ca Fearis Mills, as next of kin of
the author of m., who is not living.
R 23878. >a
Break forth into joy; anthem. ©
Carrie B. Adams, as author of m.
R 23959. 22
Burlesque serenade; song, from The
rose of the Alhambra, w Charles
Emerson Cook. © Lucius Hosmer,
as author of m. R 238981. 23
Calm on the listening ear of night;
sop. solo; in E flat. © Charles
Fonteyn Manney, as author. R
24100. 24
291
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25
Canciones escolares; letra Manuel
Fernandez Juncos, m Braulio Dueno
Colon. ser. 1. © Amparo, Ramén
and Manuel Fernandez Nater, as
children of the deceased author. R
24270. 25
Cantique de la Vierge; chanson de
Maeterlinck, mis en m_ Gabriel
Fabre. © Camille Lommaert,
épouse de Jacques Joseph Régis, as
next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 23848. 26
Caprice hippique; v. Constantin Stern-
berg: klavier. © Therese Stern-
berg, as next of kin of the author,
who is net living. R 23998. ak
Castles in Spain: vocal quintette,
from The rose of the Alhambra, w
Charles Emerson Cook. © Lucius
Hosmer, as author of m. R 23991.
28
Celtic studies; 4 songs, w John Tod-
hunter and others, m Henry F. Gil-
bert. © Helen K. Gilbert, as
widow. R 23981. 29
Chemin (Le) du bois; par Albert
Landry, op. 259, no. 83: pf. © Aimée
Pauline Pasquier, as widow. R
23844. 30
Chiffonnette; entr’ acte, Frank P.
Atherton: pf. © Agnes Atherton
Hilers, as widow. R 24018. 31
Children of light; by Charles P.
Seott: mixed voices. © Maude
Ladd Scott, as widow. R 24237. 32
Chorus of the friars; song, from The
rose of the Alhambra, w Charles
Emerson Cook. © Lucius Hosmer,
as author of m. R 28982. 33
Christiin science hymnal; songs, com-
piled by Christian science board of
directors. © Christian science
board of directors, as proprietor.
E2502). 34
Christmas (The) dolls; w Alice E.
Allen, m Lizzie E. Orth, op. 27, no.
17. © Louise Orth Bosworth, as
executrix of the author of m. R
24252. 35
Christmas song: second tune, w Josiah
G. Holland. © Karl P. Harrington,
as author of m. R 23886. 36
Cleopatra Finnegan; intermezzo, Neil
Moret: pf. © Charles N. Daniels.
as author. R 24229. ok
Coleridge-Taylor (Samuel) Twenty-
four negro melodies; op. 59, trans-
cribed for pf., with preface Booker
29
pt. OT, n.s., v. 28
T. Washington. © Jessie Sarah
Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor, as wid-
ow. R 24098. 38
Come and worship; w from Hymnal,
m Wm. Dressler. © Louis Richard
Dressler, as next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 24275.
39
Sop. or. ten. Solo with
violin obbl. and cho. ad lib ©
Louis Richard Dressler, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 24274. 40
Come, gracious spirit ; anthem, m L. O.
Emerson. © Mabel H. Emerson, as
child of the deceased author. R
24172. 41
Companions of the blade; march song
from Wonderland, w Glen MacDon-
ough, m Victor Herbert. © Ella
Bartlett and Clifford Herbert, as
children of the deceased author of
m, and Alan MacDonough, as child
of the deceased author of w. R
24285. 42
Confidence ; song, w Grant Colfax Tul-
lar. © Isaac H. Meredith, as author
of m. R 24213. 43
Conte: pf. © A. Périhou, as author.
R 23790. 44
Copeland: song, w Benjamin Cope-
land. © Karl P. Harrington, as au-
thor of m. R 23884. 45.
Copenhagen: song, w Isaac Watts. ©
Peter C. Lutkin, as author of m.
R 23882. 46
Cortege funébre: op. 67, no. 8; pf. ©
Carrie Williams Krogmann, as au-
thor. R 24029. 47
Count it all joy; song. © William
Edie Marks, as author. R 23983. 48
Croon, croon; w E. Watson, m Caryl
B. Rich, ed. L. R. Lewis. © Carrie
B. Lewis, Leo R. Lewis and Eliza-
beth Watson, as authors. R arts
Daddy; from Princess beggar, w HE.
Paulton, m A. G. Robyn. © Ed-
ward Paulton and Alfred G. Robyn,
as authors. R 24129. 50
Dance (The) of sugar-plums; w Alice
BE. Allen, m Lizzie E. Orth, op. 27,
no. 24. © Louise Orth Bosworth,
as executrix of the author of m. R
24257. 51
Dance of the sorcerers; by Leon Rin-
guet, op. 30; pf. © Louis Ringuet,
2
Rrywnroly
DEUSICAL.COMPOSEFIONS
no. 3. 1933
Gaston Ringuet, Adrien Ringuet and
Germaine Theriault, as children of
the deceased author. R 24010. 52
Dandelion (A); w Alice E. Allen, m
Diazie EH. Orth; op. 27, no. 4.
Louise Orth Bosworth, as executrix
of the author of m. R 24241. 53
Dans les nids; par Albert Landry,
op. 259, no. 2; pf. © Aimée Pauline
Pasquier, as widow. R 23841. 54
Dare to be a Paul; song, w ES. Uf-
ford. © DeLoss Smith, as author of
Mm. 23928.
Dawn (The) of Haster; sacred song,
w Maude J. Sullivan. © J. Chris-
topher Marks, as author of m. R
24051. 56
Day (The) is gently sinking; anthem,
w Christopher Wadsworth. © Ira
B. Wilson, as author of m. R Zinta
7
Day (The) of promise; service, w Ida
Reed Smith, m E. S. Lorenz and
others. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as au-
thor. R 23875. 58
Dear Father in heaven; response with
m, w Ida Reed Smith. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, as author of m. R eae
5
Dear little daisy; from Princess beg-
gar, w E. Paulton, m Alfred G.
Robyn. © Edward Paulton and Al-
freq G. Robyn; as ‘authors... R
24123. 60
Desert dream song: w Alice E. Allen,
m Lizzie BE. Orth, op. 27, no. 5 ©
Louise Orth Bosworth, as executrix
of the author of m. R 24242. 61
Deuxiéme sonate; par Alphonse Du-
vernoy, op. 51; violon et pf.; en ut
min. © Suzanne Pauline Clémence
Cécile Duvernoy Beaulieu, as child
of the deceased author. R 23836.
62
Do you remember; w Karl Fuhrman,
m Neil Moret. © Charles N. Dan-
iels, as author of m. R 24226. 68
Down the Mississippi, let me be your
boathouse beau; song, w Raymond
W. Peck. © Robers Hood Bowers,
as author of m. R 24122. 64,
Dramatic music for pianoforte; com-
piled and arr. for pf. Ser: 1; 2. ©
Theo. Moses-Tobani, as author. R
24040, 24041. 65, 65
Dream (A); by Bertha Doerhoefer.
© Bertha Doerhoefer Motteler, as
author. R 24197. 67
80
Eastern (The) gate; © Isaiah G. Mar-
tin, as author. R 25935. 68
Elaine, girl of my heart; from Prin-
cess beggar, w Edward Paulton, m
A. G. Robyn; bar. solo. © Edward
Paulton and Alfred G. Robyn, as
authors. R 24124, 69
Hlle avait trois couronnes; chanson de
Maeterlinck, mis en m Gabriel Fa-
bre. © Camille Lommaert, épouse
de Jacques Joseph Régis, as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 238846. 70
Enchanted bells; waltz, op. 67, no. 3;
pf. © Carrie Williams Krogmann,
as author. R 24024. 71
Eternal (The) spring; anthem, m J. S.
Fearis. © Walter E., Otto L., and
Merle D. Fearis, Jessie Fearis
Blackman and Rebecca Fearis
Mills, as next of kin of the author
of m, who is not living. R 23964.
1A
Evening hymn; organ voluntary, EH. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, as
child of the deceased author. R
24155. 73
Evening prayer; male voices. © J. A.
Parks, as author. R 24145. 74
Exercices et lecons chantés sur toutes
les gammes et dans tous les tons;
par Emile Schvartz; clé de sol et
clévdey fas, cl swe) tons:A may:
Hilda Marie Charlotte Schvartz,
épouse de Pierre Emile Léon Camus,
as child of the deceased author. R
23838. TD
Exercices, etudes, et morceaux dans
les tonS; maj. et min., faciles et de
moyenne force; pf. © I. Philipp,
as author. R 23855. 76
Hxercices progressifs; de J. Pischna,
nouvelle éd. revue pour pf. © I.
Philipp, as author. R 23858. (GL 0
Faery song; by Henry F. Gilbert. ©
Helen K. Gilbert, as widow. R
23932. 78
Falcon’s (The) flight; song, from The
rose of the Alhambra, w Charles
Emerson Cook. © Lucius Hosmer,
as author of m. R 23970. 79
Fest (Das) auf Solhaug; schauspiel,
Henrik Ibsen. Klavierauszug mit
text. © Hans Pfitzner, as author of
m. R 23863. 80
First (The) Christmas gift; w Alice
FE. Allen, m Lizzie E. Orth, op. 27,
no. 23. © Louise Orth Bosworth,
293
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
81
First (The) Christmas gift—Contd.
as executrix of the author of m. R
24256. 81
Flotenspielerin; w Franz Evers, Eng-
lish, Elsa Ebertz, m Max Reger, op.
88, no. 3; mittlere singstimme.
Else Reger, aS widow. R 24008.
82
Flowers (The) welcome; w Laura W.
Callin, m J. S. Fearis. © Walter
E., Otto L. and Merle D. Fearis,
Jessie Fearis Blackman and Rebec-
ca Fearis Mills, as next of kin of
the author of m, who is not living.
R 23879. 83
For you and for me; song, w James
Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson, as author
of m. R 23867. 84
Forét (La), la mer, la ville; chanson
de Maeterlinck, mis en m Gabriel
Fabre. © Camille Lommaert,
épouse de Jacques Joseph Régis, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is net living. R 23847. 85
French comedy; overture, Keler-Bela ;
band arr. © V. F. Safranek, as
author of arrangement. R 24037.
86
Garden of love; caprice, Emil Ascher ;
pf. © Morton, Adolph and Paula
Ascher, as children of the deceased
author. R 24088. 87
Girl (The) who was meant for you;
w H. B. Smith, m Karl L. Hoschna.
© Harry B. Smith, as author, and
Hattie L. Hoschna, as widow. R
24288. 88
Give him a welcome quite Spanish;
song, from The rose of the Alham-
bra, w Charles Emerson Cook. ©
Lucius Hosmer. as author of m. R
23976. 89
Gloria in excelsis; anthem, m E. L.
Ashford. © Henry Ashford, as
child of the deceased author. R
24161. 90
Gloria Patri; response. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, as author of m. R 24141.
91
Glory be to God; response. © Ed-
mund 8S. Lorenz, as author of m. R
24167. 92
Glory for me; song, w Geo. O. Webster.
© Isaac H. Meredith, as author of
m. R 24209. 93
Glory (The) of the spring; anthem, w
tT BH. Gill. am. E...L.. Ashford. , ©
pt. I, n.s., Vv. 28
Henry S. Ashford, as child of the
deceased author. R 23968. 94
God be merciful; response. © Ira B.
Wilson, as author of m. R 24158.
95
God’s great gift; w Lavinia E. Brauff,
m Chas. C. Ackley. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, as author of m. R 24205. 96
Going through with Jesus; w and m
Mrs. C. H. Morris. © Frances M.
Lunk, i. e. Mrs. William R. Lunk,
as child of the deceased author. R
24801. 97
Goodbye glory; w Richard Gerard, m
Joel P. Corin. © Richard Gerard
Husch, as author of w. R 24192.
98
Good bye sweetheart, good bye; poem
Arthur J. Lamb. 1. Med. voice.—2.
High voice. © Albert Von Tilzer,
as author of m. R 24300. 99
Good night; song, w E. E. Hewitt. ©
Grant C. Tullar, as author of m.
R 23917. 100
Grenadiers’ (The) march; op. 67, no.
2; pf. © Carrie Williams Krog-
mann, as author. R 24023. 101
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Gebirg-
swesie; op. 73, no. 7; Klavier. ©
Nina Grieg, as widow. R 24005.
102
Nichtlicher ritt; op: 73, 10. 5;
klavier. © Nina Grieg, as widow.
R 24001. 103
— Resignation; op. 73, no. 1;
klavier. © Nina Grieg, as widow.
R 23999. 104
Scherzo-impromptu; op. 73, no.
2; klavier. © Nina Grieg, as
widow. R 24000. 105
—— Stindchen der studenten; op. 73,
no. 6; klavier. © Nina Grieg, as
widow. R 24004. 106
Studie; op. 73, no. 5; klavier. ©
Nina Grieg, as widow. R 24003.
107
Volkston; op. 73, no. 4; klavier.
© Nina Grieg, as widow. R 24002.
108
Gypsy (The) daisies; w Alice KE.
Allen, m Lizzie E. Orth, op. 27, no.
3. © Louise Orth Bosworth, as
executrix of the author of m. R
24240. 109
Had she been kissed before; song.
© Walter H. Lewis, as author. R
24279. 110
294
RENEWALS
no. 8, 1933
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Father in
heaven; response. © Ira B. Wil-
son, as author of arrangement. R
24157. 111
Happy Heinie;
Bodewalt Lampe. ©
Lampe, as widow. R 24042.
march two-step, J.
Millie KE.
112
Have mercy upon me; response. ©
Carrie B. Adams, as author of m.
R 24160. 113
response. © Ira B. Wilson, as
author. R 24150. 114
He remembers thee; anthem, w
Frances R. Havergal. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, as author of m. R 24142.
115
He sendeth the springs; op. 74, no. 2,
w from Bible; sop. solo with mixed
cho. © Daniel Protheroe, as author,
R 23924. 116
Heartsease; reverie, Neil Moret; pf.
© Charles N. Daniels, as author. R
24277. 117
Heirat (Die) wider willen; komische
oper, Engelbert Humperdinck. Kla-
vierauszug mit text. © Wolfram
Humperdinck, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 23862. 118
Heures d’oubli; valse lente. 1. Pf.—
2. Orch. © Francis Marchal, as
author. R 23804, 23808. 119, 120
Hey, Mister Joshua; song, w John
Kemble. © Lester W. Keith, as
author of m. R 23951. aLZAlL
Higher still and higher; song, w E. EH.
Hewitt. © Grant C. Tullar, as au-
thor of m. R 238919. 122
Ho! St. Nick; w A. C. D. Riley, m
Jessie L. Gaynor. © Dorothy Gay-
nor Blake and Rose Gaynor Faeth,
as children of the deceased author
of m, and Alice C. D. Riley, as au-
thor. R 23892. 123
Holy Saviour Thou didst love us; w
Edward B. Bagby, m Wm. E. M.
Hackleman. © Pearl Hackleman,
as widow. R 23926. 124
Home (The) of endless years; song,
m John R. Sweeney. © John R.
Clements, as author of w. R 24019.
2)
How can I leave thee; festival over-
ture on the Thuringian folksong, K.
Latann, arr. for orch. © Theo.
Moses-Tobani, as author of arrange-
ment. R 240385. 126
171754—33——7
141
Hunting chorus; song, from The rose .
of the Alhambra, w Charles Emer-
son Cook. © Lucius Hosmer, as
author of m. R 23986. 127
I am free; song, w John R. Clements.
© DeLoss Smith, as author of m.
R 23927. 128
I can’t help thinking of you; w Mau-
rice J. Stonehill, m Ernest R. Ball.
© Maude Lambert, as widow of the
author of m. R 24131. 129
I could learn to love a Soldier; w Ed.
P, Moran and W. A. Heelan, m Sey-
mour Furth. © Hazel Furth, as
widow. R 24111. 130
I cried unto the Lord; anthem, m
E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ash-
ford, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 24144. ; 131
I fell off the water wagon: w William
Jerome, m J. Schwartz. © Jean
Schwartz, aS author of m, and
Maude Nugent Jerome, as widow.
R 24296. 132
I love to hear the story; song, w Neal
A. McAulay. © DeLoss Smith, as
author of m. R 23930. 133
I’m a hermit; trio, from Princess beg-
gar, w E. Paulton, m A. G. Robyn.
© Edward Paulton and Alfred G.
Robyn, as authors. R 24114. 134
I only know that I love you; song, m
J. W. Whitney. © H. Wakefield
Smith, as author of w. R 24298.
135
I saw thee weep; poem Lord Byron;
low voice. © Harry Alexander Mat-
thews, aS author of m. R 24013.
136
I shali not die, but live; anthem, Bib-
lical text, m Horatio Parker; mixed
voices, organ ace. © Anna Parker,
as widow. R 24101. 137
I’ve such a funny feeling, when I look
at you; w Will A. Heelan, m Wil-
liam H. Penn. © L. Ruth Penn, as
widow. R 24116. 138
I’ve told God I’m sorry ; song, w Flora
Kirkland. © Isaac H. Meredith, as
author of m. R 24217. 139
was glad; anthem. © E. K. Heyser,
aS author of m. R 24162. 140
I will magnify Thee, O Lord; sop. and
bass solo with mixed cho. © Daniel
Protheroe, as author of m. R 23923.
141
Lae
295
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
142
pt. 0, n. s., v. 28
Idylle au renouveau; par Albert Lan-
dry, op. 259, no. 5; pf. © Aimée
Pauline Pasquier, as widow. R
23842. 142
If those lips could only speak; w and
m Charles Ridgwell and Will God-
win. © Lily Ridgwell, as widow.
R 24290. 143
If you were lost to me; song, w Ray-
mond W. Peck. © Robert Hood
Bowers, as author of m. R 24121.
144
In dreams so fair; from M’lle. Mo-
diste, w Henry Blossom, m Victor
Herbert. © Marjorie Wilson, as
widow of the author of w, and Ella
Bartlett and Clifford Herbert, as
children of the deceased author of
m. R 241382. 145
In heavenly love; anthem, w Anna L.
Waring, m J. S. Fearis. © Walter
E., Otto L. and Merle D. Fearis,
Jessie Fearis Blackman, and Re-
beeca Fearis Mills, as next of kin of
the author of m, who is not living.
R 24166. 146
In His holy temple; response, m HEH. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, as
child of the deceased author. R
24148. 147
In May; w Alice E. Allen, m Lizzie E.
Orth, op. 27, no. 12. © Louise Orth
Bosworth, as executrix of the au-
thor of m. R 24247. 148
In the land of cotton; minstrel over-
ture and opening cho. no. 2; orch.
arr. © Isidore Witmark, as author
of arrangement. R 24110. 149
In the presence of God; song, w Flora
Kirkland. © Isaac H. Meredith, as
author of m. R 24221. 150
In the starlight; op. 67, no. 11; pf. ©
Carrie Williams Krogmann, as au-
thor. R 24031. 151
Incline Thine ear; response. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, as author of m.
R 23956. 152
Indian sleepy song; w Alice E. Allen,
m Lizzie E. Orth, op. 27, no. 21. ©
Louise Orth Bosworth, as executrix
of the author of m. R 24254. 153
Injun gal; two-step; pf. © Ellis R.
Ephraim, as author. R 24134. 154
Inverary (The) harriers; song, w Bob
Beaton. © Harry Lauder, as au-
thor of m. R 24294. 155
Is your all on the altar; w and m
Elisha A. Hoffman. © Emma S.
Hoffman, as widow. R 23866. 156
It is a good thing to give thanks; an-
them. © Ira Bishop Wilson, as
author of m. R 24208. 157
J’ai marché trente ans; chanson de
Maeterlinck, mis en m Gabriel
Fabre; chant et pf., avec ace.
d’orgue, harpe, violon, violoncelle ad
lib. © Camille Lommaert, épouse
de Jacques Joseph Régis, as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 23849. 158
Javanese song; w Alice E. Allen, m
Lizzie E. Orth, op. 27, no. 15. ©
Louise Orth Bosworth, as executrix
of the author of m. R 24250. 159
Jerusalem, the golden; anthem, w S.
Bernard, m E. L. Ashford. © Henry
S. Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 24138. 160
Jesus, Savior, pilot me; w Edward
Hopper; mixed voices, organ acc.
© Ira Bishop Wilson, as author of
m. R 24163. 161
Joy untold; song, w Flora Kirkland.
© Isaac H. Meredith, as author of
me RR 24206. 162
Julia; song. © James T. Brymn, as
author. R 24115. 163
June lullaby; w Alice E. Allen, m Liz-
zie E. Orth, op. 27, no. 13. © Louise
Orth Bosworth, as executrix of the
author of m. R 24248. 164
Keep praying, toiling on; song, w J. T.
Latta. © Ira B. Wilson, as author
of m. R 23880. 165
Kiel; song, w Isaac Watts. © Peter
C. Lutkin, as author of m. R 23885.
166
King (The) eternal; anthem. © Ed-
mund §S. Lorenz, as author of m..
R 24146. 167
Kolding; song, w Josiah G. Holland.
© Peter C. Lutkin, as author of m.
R 23887. 168
Kubla Khan; rhapsody for mezzo-sop.
solo, cho. and orch., w Coleridge, m
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, op. 61.
Voe and pf. sc. © Jessie Sarah
Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor, as wid-
ow. R 24097. 169
Land o’ dreams; w Alice E. Allen, m
Lizzie E. Orth, op. 27, no. 22.
Louise Orth Bosworth,, as executrix
of the author of m. R 24255. 170
296
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no. 3, 1933
— —_—_——
Land (The) o’ the leal; med. voice.
© Stephen Townsend, as author. R
23934. 171
Lay (The) of the lute; scene and
aria, from The rose of the Alham-
bra, w Charles Emerson Cook. ©
Lucius Hosmer, as author of m. R
23994. Le
Lecons de solfége 4 changements de
clef; 1°" livre, Théodore Dubois;
avec. acc. de pf. © Charles An-
toine Dubois, as child of the de
ceased author. R 23854. 173
Let the words of my mouth; response,
E. L. Ashford. © Henry 8. Ash-
ford, as child of the deceased author.
R 241387. 174
Like as a father; anthem. © Carrie
B. Adams, as author of m. R 24159.
175
Little (The) chauffeur; Song, w Ray-
mond W. Peck. © Robert Hood
Bowers, as author of m. R 24119.
176
Little (A) child shall lead them; song,
w Flora Kirkland. © Isaac H.
Meredith, as author of m. R 24214.
177
Little coquette; orch. © P. Hans
Flath, as author. R 23952. 178
Little (The) French petticoat; song.
© Arthur A. Penn, as author. R
24127. 179
Little miss; pf. © Sam Phitt, as
author. R 23818. 180
Little mother; w A. ©. D. Riley, m
F. F. Beale. © Frederic F. Beale,
and Alice C. D. Riley, as authors.
R 28894. 181
Little (The) white birch canoe; w
Alice E. Allen, m Lizzie EH. Orth, op.
27, no. 7. © Louise Orth Bosworth,
as executrix of the author of m. R
24244. 182
Livre d’orgue; piéces simples com-
posées spécialement pour le service
ordinaire. 5° livraison. © A. Péril-
hou, as author. R 23840. 183
Long (The) run; galop; guit. duet.
© Albert J. Weidt, as author. R
23954. 184
Lord if he sleep; song, w W. Pollock;
male voices. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
as author of m. R 24148. 185
Lord (The) is my light; by Charles
E. Burnham; men’s voices. © Flora
Burnham, as widow. R 24048. 186
203
Lorenzaccio; airs de ballet pour petit
orch. Paul Puget; partition d’orch.
© Marie Louise Klotz, as widow.
R 28881. 187
Love (The) of a little child; song, w
Flora Kirkland. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, as author of m. R 24212. 188
Love’s eternal song; song, from The
rose of the Alhambra, w Charles
Emerson Cook. © Louise Hosmer,
as author of m. R 23977. 189
Mile. Modiste; selection, Victor Her-
bert, arr. Otto Langey;. orch.
Lizzie Langey, as widow. R 24117.
190
Man and superman; waltzes; pf. ©
Theodore Bendix, as author. R
24276. 191
March of the clowns; op. 67, no. 12;
pf. © Carrie Williams Krogmann,
as author. R 24032. 192
March of the flowers; from A society
circus, by Manuel Klein. © Helen
Klein, as widow. R 24128. 193
March of the guard; from The rose
of the Alhambra. © Lucius Hos-
mer, aS author. R 23995. 194
Marche de Noél; des Pécheurs de
Saint-Jean; pf. © Ch. M. Widor,
as author. R 23859. 195
Marionettes’ wedding; by Leon Rin-
guet, op. 32; pf. © Louis, Gaston,
and Adrien Ringuet, and Germaine
Theriault, as children of the de-
ceased author. R 24011. 196
Mascagni (Pietro) Intermezzo sin-
fonico; organ voluntary from Caval-
leria rusticana, arr. HE. L. Ashford.
© Henry S. Ashford, as child of the
deceased author of arrangement.
R 24174. 197
Maschinska; czardas, Gustave Mich-
iels; orch. ptes. © Louis Michiels,
as child of the deceased author. R
23789. 198
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) Au-
bade de l’ensoleillad [sic] ; de Chéru-
bin, poéme F.. de Croisset et H. Cain.
1. Sop.—2. Mezzo-sop.; en mi bémol.
© Louise Constance de Gressy, as
widow of the author of m. R 23796,
23797. 199, 200
Chanson de Chérubin; de Chéru-
bin, poéme F’. de Croisset et H. Cain.
1. Contralto ou bar.; en mi bemol.—
2. Mezzo-sop.; en fa—3. Sop. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, as
widow of the author of m. R 23791-
23793. 201-203
297
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
204
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric )—Con.
Chérubin; comédie chantée, pa-
roles F. de Croisset et H. Cain. 1.
Petite partition pour chant seul.—2.
Partition d’orch. © Louise Con-
stance de Gressy, as widow of the
author of m. R 23830, 23832.
204, 205
Chant de nourrice; poésie Jean
Aicard. © Louise Constance de
Gressy, aS widow of the author of
m. R 23816. 206
—— Dors, Magda; poésie Armand Sil-
vestre. 1 Tén.—2. Mezzo-sop. ou
bar.; en mi bémol. © Louise Con-
stance de Gressy, aS widow of the
author of m. R 23799, 23809.
207, 208
— Une femme: de Chérubin, poéme
F. de Croisset et H. Cain. 1. Mezzo-
sop. ; en la bémol.—2. Sop. © Louise
Constance de Gressy, as widow of
the author of m. R 23794, 23795.
209, 210
—— J’ai di vous paraitre un peu béte;
chanson, de Chérubin, poéme F. de
Croisset et H. Cain. © Louise Con-
stance de Gressy, aS widow of the
author of m. R 23798. 211
—— Le jongleur de Notre Dame; mira-
colo, poema Maurice Lena, versione
ritmica dal francese Biante Monte-
lioi, rid. per canto et pf. © Louise
Constance de Gressy, as widow of
the author of m. R 23889. 212
Manon; opéra, grande mosaique,
Emile Tavan; orch. © Bénemie
Adéle Josephine Ragot, as widow of
EH. Tavan. R 28834. 213
La marchande de réves; poésie
Armand Silvestre ; mezzo-sop. ou bar.
grave; en mi bémol. © Louise Con-
stance de Gressy, as widow of the
author of m. R 23856. 214
Marie-Magdeleine; drame_ sacré,
paroles Louis Gallet, m J. Massenet,
réduite A. Gédalge; partition pf.
solo. © Berthe Clara, Henriette
Mélanie, Mélanie Alexandrine, Ca-
mille Henri Jean Emile, and Alice
Marguerite Amélie Gédalge, as chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
3829. 215
Tes cheveux; poésie Camille Bru-
no; mezzo-sop. ou bar. © Louise
Constance de Gressy, as widow of
the author of m. R 23800. 216
Les yeux clos; poésie G. Buchillot.
1. Tén. ou sop.—2. Sop. ou bar.—3.
Mezzo-sop. ou bar. © Louise Con-
pt. Ti, n. S., v.28
stance de Gressy, as widow of the
author of m. R 23801-23803.
217-219
Mayor (The) of Tokio; waltzes, Wm.
Fred Peters, arr. Karl L. Hoschna;
pf. © Hettie Hoschna, as widow.
R 24280. 220
Melodie danoise; violoncelle et pf. ©
Percy Grainger, as author. R 24233.
221
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Postlude; organ voluntary,
arr. E. L. Ashford. © Henry S.
Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 24156. 222,
Miss Dolly Dollars; lancers, Victor
Herbert, arr. Karl L. Hoschna. ©
Hettie Hoschna, as widow. R 24113.
223
— selection, arr. Victor Herbert; pf.
© Ella Bartlett and Clifford Her-
bert, as children of the deceased au-
thor of the arrangement. R 24283.
224
—— waltzes, Victor Herbert, arr. Otto
Langey; orch. © Lizzie Langey, as
widow. R 24282. 225
Mocking (The) bird; concert varia-
tions, Roland de Berton, op. 35; vio-
lin and pf. © Gustav Saenger, as
author. R 24039. 226
Model (A) little maid; w Ed. P.
Moran and W. A. Heelan, m Sey-
mour Furth. © Hazel Furth, as
widow. R 24112. 227
Moment de caprice ; de Théodore Lack;
pf. © Berthe Marguerite Victorine
Tissier, aS widow. R 23786. 228
Moonlight on the old plantation; comp.
and arr. J. Bodewalt Lampe; orch.
© Mildred Lampe, as widow. R
24299. 229
Morning song; by Howard M. Dow;
men’s voices, organ ace. © Nella
May Dow, as widow. R 24017. 230
Moulin (le) & vent; poésie Camille
Delthil, m Alphonse Duvernoy.
Suzanne Pauline Clémence Cecile
Duvernoy Beaulieu, as child of the
deceased author. R 23827. 2A.
Murmure (Le) de la source; de Théo-
dore Lack; pf. © Berthe Margue-
rite Victorine Tissier, as widow. R
23787. 232
Music (The) of the band; original
lyrics Dan Lipton, w Raymond A.
Browne, m E. W. Murphy. ©
Charles Whittle, as executor of the
author of m. R 24227. ‘Zo
298
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no. 3, 1933
My soul doth magnify; anthem. ©
Ira B. Wilson, as author of m. R
24168. , 234
My wife won’t let me; w Fred Leigh,
m Henry E. Pether. © Kate Leigh
and Alice E. Pether, as widow. R
24287. 235
Nature’s praise; song. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, as author. R 23870. 236
Naughty raindrops; 2-pt. cho., Wil-
liam Rhys-Herbert; female voices.
© Jane Hlizabeth Herbert, as child
of the deceased author. R 24050.
237
Nearer, O Saviour divine; song, w
Lizzie DeArmond. © Grant C. Tul-
lar, as author of m. R 238920. 2388
Nénuphars; par Albert Landry, op.
259, no. 1; pf. © Aimée Pauline
- Pasquier, aS widow. R 23845. 239
Niggah loves his possum; w and m
Paul Dresser. © Theodore Dreiser,
as next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 24180. 240
Nightingale (The) and the rose; song,
from The rose of the Alhambra, w
Charles Emerson Cook. © Lucius
Hosmer, as author of m. R 23985.
241
No other way; w Flora Kirkland, m
Grant Colfax Tullar, with cho. ©
Isaac H. Meredith, as author of
cho. R 24218. 242
Nodding (The) tulip; pf. © George
Trinkaus, as author. R 24126. 243
Not at home; from Catch of the sea-
son, w Charles H. Taylor, m Herbert
KE. Haines. © Mary A. Taylor, as
widow. R 24286. 244
Nothing like that in our family; w
Ed. P. Moran and W. A. Heelan, m
Seymour Furth. © Hazel Furth,
as widow. R 24133. 245
O be joyful in the Lord; © Ira B.
- Wilson, as author. R 24223. 246
Of such is the kingdom; responses for
Children’s day. Edmund 5S.
~ Lorenz, as author of m: R 23962.
' 247
Oh won’t you shed one little tear for
me; song, from The rose of the Al-
hambra, w Charles Emerson Cook.
© Lucius Hosmer; as author of m.
R 23990. 248
Ombre bleue; valse. © Thérése Witt-
mann, aS author. R 238835. 249
265
Ombre mystérieuse; valse. 1. Pf.—
2. Orch. © Francis Marchal, as
author. R 23811, 23833. 250, 251
On the rocky road to Dublin; w Will
A. Heelan. © Ellis R. Ephraim,
as author of m. R 24292. 252
On! to the firing line; w James Rowe.
© Ira B. Wilson, as author of m.
R 23881. 253
One-a-penny; song, m Jessie L. Gay-
nor. © Dorothy Gaynor Blake, Rose
Gaynor Faeth, as children of the
deceased author of m, and Alice
C. D. Riley, as author of w. R
23893. 254.
Out of the deep; anthem, bass or bar.
solo and cho. © Thomas Whitney
Surette, as author. R 24054. 255
Out of the deep; sacred song; contral-
to or bass. © J. Christopher Marks,
as author. R 24052. 256
Over the water; waltz; women’s trio.
© Elmer 8S. Hosmer, as author. R
24099. 257
Parker; song, w William Cutter. ©
Karl P. Harrington, as author of m.
R 23888. 258
Peace conference; march and two
step; pf. © Harry J. Lincoln, as
author. R 24093. 259
Pearl (The) and the pumpkin;-
waltzes, John W. Bratton, arr. Karl
L. Hoschna; pf. © Hettie Hoschna,
as widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 24295. 260
Phantom (The) brigade; march from
The pearl and the pumpkin, John
W. Bratton, arr. Karl L. Hoschna;
pf. © Hettie Hoschna, as widow
of the author of arrangement. R
24297, 261
Pilgrim (The) of love; from The rose
of the Alhambra, w Charles Emer-
son Cook. © Lucius Hosmer, as
- author of m. R 23993. 262
Pink (The) hussars; selection, Alfred
EH. Aarons and Julian Edwards; pf.
© Emily Edwards, as next of kin of
one of the authors, who is not liv-
ing. R 24278. 263
Poor (The) little marionette; w Ray-
mond A. Browne, m William H.
Penn. © L. Ruth Penn, as widow.
R 24289. . 264
© Karl P. Harring-
265
Praise; hymn.
ton, as author of m. R 23890.
299
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
266
Pretty flowers; song, w Flora Kirk-
land. © Grant C. Tullar, as author
of. im. R 238921. 266
Pretty girl; valse lente; pf. © Sam
Phitt, as author. R 23817. 267
Probable sons; service, story Amy Le
Feuvre. © Isaac H. Meredith, as
author of m. R 24225. 268
Promenade matinale; par Albert
Landry, op. 259, no. 4; pf. © Aimée
Pauline Pasquier, aS widow. R
23843. 269
Put on thy strength, O Zion; anthem,
w E. Manford Clark. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, as author of m. R
24171. 270
Quand l’amant sortit; chanson de
Maeterlinck, mis en m _ Gabriel
Fabre. © Camille Lommaert,
épouse de Jacques Joseph Régis, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 23851. 21
Queen of May; polka, op. 67, no. 5; pf.
.-© Carrie Williams Krogmann, as
author. R 24026. 272
Raindrops of mercy; w Laura M.
Moore. © DeLoss Smith, as author
of m. R 23929. 273
Raining; from Princess beggar, w E.
Paulton, m A. G. Robyn. © Edward
Paulton and Alfred G. Robyn, as
authors. R 24291. 274
Razzazza mazzazza; arr. band. © Ar-
thur. Pryor, ; as; autbor.,,.B,, 24272.
uke
Reger (Max) Notturno; w Martin
Boelitz, English, Elsa Ebertz, m
Max Reger, op. 88, no. 1; mittlere
singstimme. © Else Reger, as
widow. R 24006. 276
Ring out, glad bells; w Ada Taylor
Dawes, m Chas. C. Ackley. © Isaac
H. Meredith, as author of m. R
24206. 277
Ring out, ring out; song, w Kate Ul-
mer. © I. H. Meredith, as author
of m. R 24204. 278
Ringing (The) bells; w Effie Stevens,
m Chas. C. Ackley. © Isaac H.
Meredith, as author of m. R 24210.
279
Robin’s (The) song; solo and cho., w
Laura W. Callin, m J. S. Fearis. ©
Walter E., Otto L., and Merle D.
Fearis, Jessie Fearis Blackman, and
Rebecca Fearis Mills, as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not
living. R 23877. 280
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Rockin’ in de win’; raccoon lullaby,
W. H. Neidlinger, arr. for violin,
cello, cornet or trombone solo with
orchestral acc. © Howard Bennett,
as author of arrangement. R 24014. —
281
Rose (The) of the Alhambra; finale
act 83, w Charles Emerson Cook. ©
Lucius Hosmer, as author of m. R
23992. 282
— overture. © Lucius Hosmer, as
author. R 23987. 283
selection. © Lucius Hosmer, as
author. R 23997. 284
w Charles Bmerson Cook. 1.
King’s entrance song.—2. Finale, act
1—3. Scene.—4. Quartette.—5. In-
troduction and song.—6. Finale act
2.—7. Introduction and cho., act 3.—
8. Voe. sc. © Lucius Hosmer, as
author of m. R 23973, 23975, 23980,
23983, 23984, 23988, 23989, 23996.
285-292
Rosetta; mazurka, op. 67, no. 6; pf.
© Carrie Williams Krogmann, as
author. R 24027. 293
Rosmarin; lied, Engelbert Humper-
dinck. 1. Hoch—2. Mittel o. tief.
© Wolfram Humperdinck, as child
of the deceased author. R 23861.
294
Rustic frolic; op. 67, no. 10; pf. ©
Carrie Williams Krogmann, as au-
thor. R 24030. 295
Rustic wedding scene; organ volun-
tary, E. L. Ashford. © Henry S.
Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 23968. 296
Safe (A) retreat; anthem. © Carrie
B. Adams, as author of m. R 24152.
297
Sail on, O ship of state; anthem, w
H. W. Longfellow, m J. S. Fearis.
© Walter E., Otto L. and Merle D.
Fearis, Jessie Fearis Blackman and
Rebecca Fearis Mills, as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not living.
R 24140. 298
Sailors’ song; op. 67, no. 4; pf. ©
Carrie Williams Krogmann, as au-
thor. R 24025. 299
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Danse
macabre; orch. arr. © Theo. Moses-
Tobani, as author of arrangement.
R 24036. 300
Sanitol ; by Neil Moret; pf. © Charles
N. Daniels, as author. R 24230. 301
300
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no. 3, 1933
Satisfied ; anthem. © Ira Bishop Wil-
son, as author of m. R 238957. 302
Sauer (Emil) Scherzo; pf. © Emil
Sauer, as author. R 24232. 303
Scene of the apparition; song, from
The rose of the Alhambra, w Charles
Emerson Cook. © Lucius Hosmer,
as author of m. R 23979. 304
School festival song; 2-pt. cho., by
William Rhys-Herbert; sop. and
alto. © Jane Elizabeth Herbert, as
child of the deceased author. R
24049. 305
Sea shell song; w Alice E. Allen, m
Lizzie E. Orth, op. 27, no. 6.
Louise Orth Bosworth, as executrix
of the author of m. R 24243. 306
Secret (A); w Alice EK. Allen, m Lizzie
E. Orth, op. 27, no. 1. © Louise
Orth Bosworth, as executrix of the
author of m. R 24238. 307
Send me a picture postal card; w and
m Charles D. Bingham. © Dolena
Bingham, as widow. R 24130. 308
Send out the Christmas cheer; song,
w Kate Ulmer. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, as author of m. R 24207. 309
Send them happy to their dreaming ;
song, w Flora Kirkland. © Isaac
H. Meredith, as author of m. R
24219. 310
Sentry (The) march; by Arthur H.
Haskins, arr. Karl L. Hoschna; pf.
duet. © Hettie Hoschna, as widow
of the author of arrangement. R
24284, 311
September; w Alice E. Allen, m Lizzie
H. Orth, op. 27, no. 14. © Louise
Orth Bosworth, as executrix of the
author of m. R 24249. 312
Sérénade du _ batelier; de Théodore
Lack; pf. © Berthe Marguerite
Victorine Tissier, as widow. R
23788. 313
Shine forth, O truth; w Minot J. Sav-
age, m Howard M. Dow; quartet or
cho. for men’s voices. © Nella May
Dow, as widow. R 24015. 314
Shoulder straps; march-two-step. ©
Egbert Van Alstyne, as author. R
24118. 315
Silence in the city; song, w Flora
Kirkland. © Isaac H. Meredith, as
author of m. R 24203. 316
Silent persuasion; tone poem, I. Fur-
man-Mulliner. © Harry J. Lincoln,
as author. R 24095. 317
3a1
Silhouette de femme; 2° valse lente,
op. 23; pf. © Robert Charles Mar-
tin, as author. R 23858. 318
Sleepy eyes; lullaby, guit. duet. ©
Albert J. Weidt, as author. R 23953.
319
Sleepy time; w Alice E. Allen, m Liz-
zie EK. Orth, op. 27, no. 16. © Louise
Orth Bosworth, as executrix of the
author of m. R 24251. 320
Society (A) circus; selection, Manuel
Klein; pf. arr. © Julius Andino,
as author of arrangement. R 24293.
321
Sombrero; w Jas. O’Dea, m Neil Moret.
© Charles N. Daniels, as author of
m. R 24228. Soa
Somebody’s sweetheart I want to be;
song, Will Cobb and Edwards. ©
Kate Cobb, New ‘York, as next of
kin of one of the authors, who is
not living. R 24182. 323
Somewhere in the world there’s a little
girl for me; song, w Raymond W.
Peck. © Robert Hood Bowers, as
author of m. R 24120. 324
Song (A) of merry Christmas; song,
w Flora Kirkland. © Isaac H.
Meredith, as author of m. R 24202.
325
Song of the millers; from The rose of
the Alhambra, w Charles Emerson
Cook. © Lucius Hosmer, as author
of m. R 23978. 326
Sorella; marche espagnole, L. Gallini;
orch. arr. © Theo. Moses-Tobani,
as author of arrangement. R 24271.
327
Souvenir d’Alsace; par Théodore
Lack; violon, 1° position, et pf. ©
Berthe Marguerite Victorine Tissier,
as widow. R 238825. 328
Souvenir d’antan; par Théodore Lack ;
violon, 1° position, et pf. © Berthe
Marguerite Victorine Tissier, as
widow. R 23826. 329
Souvenir de Vienne; par Théodore
Lack; violon, 1° position, et pf. ©
Berthe Marguerite Victorine Tissier,
as widow. R 238824. 330
Souvenir de village; par Théodore
Lack; violon, 1° position, et pf. ©
Berthe Marguerite Victorine Tissier,
as widow. R 238238. 331
301
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832
Spatz und spatzin; w Karl Meyer,
English, Elsa Ebertz, m Max Reger,
op. 88, no. 4; mittlere Singstimme.
© Else Reger, as widow. R 24009.
332
Spirit of freedom; march and two
step, Abe Losch; pf. © Harry J.
Lincoln, as author. R 24094. 333
Spring song; organ yoluntary, E. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, as
child of the deceased author. R
23966. 334
Stelldichein; w Ludwig v. Hérmann,
English Elsa Ebertz, m Max Reger,
op. 88, no. 2; mittlere singstimme.
© Else Reger, as widow. R 24007.
335
Story (The) of Jesus’ love; song, w
James Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson. as
author of m. R 23873. 336
Summer suns are glowing; anthem, w
W. W. How. © Edmund §. Lorenz,
as author of m. R 238955. 337
Sunny hearted daisies; exercise and
song, arr. E. E. Hewitt. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, as author of m. R 23869.
338
Sweet dreams; w Alice E. Allen, m
Lizzie E. Orth, op. 27, no. 8. ©
Louise Orth Bosworth, as executrix
of the author of m. R 24245. 339
Sweetheart (A) for every day; by
Moran, Heelan and Seymour Furth.
© Hazel Furth, as widow of one of
the authors. R 24125. 340
Sylphes glissants; etude de concert:
pf. © Emil Sauer, as author. R
24231. 341
Te Deum in D; mixed voices. ©
William Berwald, as author. R
24236. 342
Technique (La) de Charles Czerny;
exercises universels, ed, instructive;
pf. © I. Philipp, as author. R
23852. 343
That sweet story of old; anthem for
Children’s day, Jemima Luke. ©
J. A. Parks, as author of m. R
23960. 344
There never was any one like Him;
duet and cho., w Mrs. Frank A.
Breck. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as
author of m. R 23965. 345
They that. wait upon the Lord;
anthem, E. L. Ashford. © Henry
S. Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 24165. 346
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
This big round world; song, w Liz-
zie DeArmond. © Grant C. Tullar,
as author of m. R 23918. 347
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Mignon; fantaisie, E. Tavan; orch.
© Bénemie Adéle Josephine Ragot,
as widow of E. Tavan. R 23828.
348
—— Vingt cing nouvelles lecons de
solfegés a changements de clés; sur
des thémes d’Ambroise Thomas;
transcriptions et arr. Sans ace. de
pf. © M. Roy, as author. R 23837.
349
Tin (The) soldiers: song, m Jessie L.
Gaynor. © Dorothy Gaynor Blake,
Rose Gaynor Faeth, as children of
the deceased author of m and Alice
C. D. Riley, as author of w. R
23891. 350
‘Tis a drunkard’s home today; w Mrs.
C. D. Martin, m J. S. Fearis; solo
and cho. © Walter E., Otto L., and
Merle D. Fearis, Jessie Fearis Black-
man, and Rebecca Fearis Mills, as
next of kin of the deceased author
of music. R 24170. 351
‘Tis a very pretty world; song. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, as author. R
23872. 352
Tout 4 la joie; polka, Philippe Fahr-
bach, transcrite Jules Cottin; mand.,
avec acc. de pf. © Marie Madeleine
Cottin, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 23821. 353
Town (The) where I was born; song,
Paul Dresser. © Theodore Dreiser,
as next of kin of the author, who
is not living. R 24181. 354
Troubadour’s song; op. 67, no. 7; pf.
© Carrie Williams Krogmann, as
author. R 24028. 355
Trouble d’amour; valse chanson, pa-
roles A. Roger. © Maurice Depret,
as author of m. R 23810. 356
valse lente, op. 59; pf. © Mau-
rice Depret, as author. R tae
Two (The) voices; solo and duet or
cho. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as au-
thor. R 23876. 358
Unseen (The) city; m Arthur S. Nel-
son, arr. for men’s voices. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, as author of ar-
rangement. R 23961. 359
302
RENEWALS
no. 8, 1938
Vade mecum; coll. of motets, hymns,
offertories . . ., compiled Alphonse
M. Knabel; 4 male voices. © Eliza-
beth Knabel, as widow. R 24022.
360
Valse de paradis; song, paroles Pierre
d’Amor. 1. Chant seul.—2. Chant et
pf.—3. Pf. seul. © Y. K. Nazare-
Aga, as author of m. R 23812-
23814. 361-363
Valse napolitaine; by Leon Ringuet,
op. 82; pf. © Louis Ringuet, Gas-
ton Ringuet, Adrien Ringuet and
Germaine Theriault, as children of
the deceased author. R 24012. 364
Valsette; op. 68; pf. © Carrie Wil-
liams Krogmann, as author. R
24084. 365
Vanderbilt (The) cup galop. © Rob-
ert Hood Bowers, as author. R
24281. 366
Variations on a chorale; organ volun-
tary, E. L. Ashford. © Henry S.
Ashford, as child of the deceased
author, R 24154. 367
Verre (Le) en main; polka, Philippe
Fahrbach, transcrite Jules Cottin;
mand., avec ace. de pf. © Marie
Madeleine Cottin, as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
23822. 368
Village swallows; characteristic piece,
op. 66; pf. © Carrie Williams Krog-
mann, as author. R 24083. 369
Violinschule; von Joseph Joachim u.
Andreas Moser. bd. 1, anfangsunter-
richt. © Johann Joachim and Hans
Joachim Moser, as children of the
authors. R 24096. 370
Vox celeste; coll. of voluntaries, com-
posed, arr. and ed. BH. L. Ashford;
pipe and reed organ. © Henry S.
Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 24164. ayia
Wagener (Richard) Selections from
the music dramas of Richard Wag-
ner; with preface by Richard Ald-
rich; pf. arr. © Otto Singer, as
author of arrangement. R 24273.
ote
We are little helpers; song, m Grant
Colfax Tullar. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, as author of w. R 24224. 373
We then as workers; anthem; sop.
solo and cho. © Thomas Whitney
Surette, as author of m. R 24053.
374
388
We wish a happy birthday; song, w
E. E. Hewitt. © Grant C. Tullar,
as author of m. R 23922. 375
We would see Jesus; anthem. © Ira
B. Wilson, as author of m. R 24149.
376
Weaving; from The rose of the AlIl-
hambra, w Charles Emerson Cook.
(©) Lucius Hosmer, as author of m.
R 23971. ik
Wedding march; organ voluntary,
HE. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ash-
ford, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 238967. 378
Wedding march; organ voluntary,
E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ash-
ford, as child of the deceased author.
R 24177. 379
Wedding music; organ voluntary, HE. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, as
child of the deceased author. R
23969. 380
Weihnacht ; w C. Whitney Coombs. ©
Karl P. Harrington, as author of m.
R 23883. 381
What can I give my Saviour; w Flora
Kirkland. © Isaac H. Meredith, as
author of m. R 24215. 382
What does the clock say to you; song,
w Lizzie De Armond. © Isaac H.
Meredith, as author of m. R 24211.
383
What vision fair; song, from The rose
of the Alhambra, w Charles Emer-
son Cook. © Lucius Hosmer, as
author of m. R 23972. 384
White rose lullaby; w Alice E. Allen,
m Lizzie E. Orth, op. 27, no. 2. ©
Louise Orth Bosworth, as executrix
of the author of m. R 24239. 385
Why do they want to; song, w Flora
Kirkland. © Isaac H. Meredith, as
author of m. R 24220. 386
Wine woman and song; w Raymond
W. Peck. © Robert Hood Bowers,
as author of m. R 241385. 387
Winter lullaby; w Alice E. Allen, m
Lizzie Orthop 2%, ne. 11©)
Louise Orth Bosworth, as executrix
of the author of m. R 24246. 388
With nature’s children; Children’s day
or Flower Sunday service, w Laura
Warner Callin, m E. 8. Lorenz and
303
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389 pt. III, n. s., v. 28
With nature’s children—Contd. Worship the King; anthem. © Ed-
others. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as au- mund 8. Lorenz, as author of m. R
thor. R 23874. 389 | 24147. 392
: Wouldn’t you like to know; w John G.
World’s (The) at work; song. © Ed- Saxe, m Howard M. Dow; male quar-
mund §. Lorenz, as author. R 23871. tet or cho. © Nella May Dow, as
390 widow. R 24016. 393
Worship; song, w Richard W. Gilder. | You’re a grand old rag; song. ©
© Karl P. Harrington, as author of George M. Cohan, as author. R
m. R 23889. 391 24191. 394
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pages 1x—x of no. 6;
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(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 18;
Greece, vol. 27 (1932), pages vi—vii of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi—xii of no. 6;
Irish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii—viii of no. 9;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages vili-ix of no, 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
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Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—vii of no. 8;
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Novicn.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or music, no
statement of authorship is given.
A Coralline; sérénade, R. Pick-Man-
giagalli, op..12; violon, avec ace. de
pf. © Feb. 2, 1933; EB for. 29231;
A. & G. Carisch & ¢. TOTT
A Hay; paroles Max Eddy et Robert
Bibal, m G. Gabaroche; avec accord
de Vukulele. © Dec. 31, 19382; HE
for. 29425; Hditions Salabert. 7078
A nous les potes; valse musette, de Le
temps des cerises, G. Costoncelli ; pf.
© Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 29472; Bdi-
tions Salabert. 7079
A petits pas; valse Marseillaise de
Au pays du soleil, lyrics René Sar-
vil, m Vincent Scotto; avec accord
de l’ukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29427; Editions Salabert. 7080
Ach! Lizzie—fill the steins; song, w
Clark E. Somers. © 1c. Apr. 3,
1933; E unp. 69647; Bruce Hamilton
Douglass. 7081
Adieu ... Conchita; tango, paroles
André Mauprey, m V. O. Ursmar;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Nov. 1,
1932; E for. 29485; Editions Sala
bert. 7082
Adorable; w and m W. R. Williams
and Charlie Reynolds; pf. treble.
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp. 69898 ;
Will Rossiter. 7083
Adoration; w Jon Thorbergsson;
mixed voices. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1933;
E unp. 69988; Helgi Sigurdur Hel-
gason. 7084
Afraid; w Beverly Jones, melody
Edris Christie. © 1 ¢. Apr. 21,
1933; E unp. 70360; Edris C. Jones.
7085
After sundown; pf. treble with w. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 15, 19838; E unp. 70131;
Ella Allen. 7086
After the last waltz is over; w W. R.
Williams, m Hal Gilbert; with uku-
lele arr. © Apr. 26, 1933; E pub.
36036; Will Rossiter. 7087
Agony; by Samuel Kaylin, arr. Hugo
Friedhofer; pf. conductor. © 1 «.
Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69768; Movie-
tone music corp. 7088
Ah! les gosses; one-step, dans Le fils
improvisé, paroles Henri Falk, Léo
Leliévre et Fernand Rouvray, m
René Sylviano; avec accord de l’uku-
lele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29428;
Editions Salabert. 7089
Ah, sweet mystery of life; from
Naughty Marietta, w Rida Johnson
Young, m Victor Herbert, arr. Wil-
liam J. Reddick; men’s voices. ©
Apr. 12, 19383; E pub. 35832; M.
Witmark & sons, 7090
Ah! Venise; sérénade venitienne, pa-
roles Henry Lemarchand. [Texte
francais et italien] © Jan. 15, 1933;
E for. 29308; Florian Weiss. 7091
Aida; mazurka, melody V. Cesarino.
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70559;
Joseph Cerabino. 7092
Aime-moi Mimi; valse, dans Mimi
Pandore, paroles Max Eddy et
Georges Dolley, m Oberfeld ; avec ac-
cord de Vukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E for. 29414; Editions Salabert.
7093
Ain’t we happy; w and melody. ©1c.
Apr. 10, 1988; E unp. 69859; Irving
Elton Blackinton. 7094
Airs (Les) de Chevalier; fantaisie-
sélection sur les refrains de Maurice
Chevalier, de Francis Salabert;
orch. ptes. © Dee. 31, 1932; E for.
29314; Editions Salabert. 7095
Airs (Les) de Gabaroche; fantaisie-
sélection sur les refrains de Gaston
Gabaroche, de Francis Salabert;
orch. ptes. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29313; Editions Salabert. 7096
Akron’s (The) last flight; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1933; E unp.
69841; Hugh Evans Anglyn. 7097
w and melody. © 1c. Apr. 10,
1933; E unp. 69908; Scott Wiseman.
7098
305
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7099
Alabama man; w and melody Harry
Revel and Mack Gordon. © 1 ©.
Apr 22) 1933: E unp. 703827, Be
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
7099
Alabama strut; fox trot song. ©1e.
Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70653; Doug-
las Taylor. 7100
Alabamy mammy; song. © 1c. Apr.
1, 19338; E unp. 69540; Benjamin
Handley. 7101
Alba; versi Giovanni Pascoli, m An-
tonio Veretti. © Mar. 28, 1933; E
for. 29266; G. Ricordi & Co. 7102
Alice in Wonderland; petite suite; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1933; E unp. 70326;
Harry Meyerowitz. 7103
All alone in this great big world; w
and melody. © 1 c¢. Apr. 18, 19338;
E unp. 70203; Sally Brown. 7104
All American girls; w and m Val Bur-
ton and Will Jason, pf. arr. Emil
Gerstenberger. ©1c. Apr. 18,1933;
E unp. 70250; Movietone music corp.
7105
All hail to our banner; song, melody
Sidney Bender.
1983; E unp. 70719; Alexander C.
Corkum. 7106
All hail to our U.S. President ; pf. with
w. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp.
70089; Birdie Montgomery Miller.
7107
All hail to prosperity; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70474;
John A. Horning. 7108
All over this world; negro spiritual, w
anon., m arr. Otto L. Bohanan.
1c. Apr. 17, 19383; E unp. 70230;
Florence D. Bohanan. 7109
All that I ask is your smile; waltz, w
and melody. © 1. Apr. 19, 1933;
E unp. 70285; Jessie Davis Uhlik.
7110
All the children; song. © 1c. Apr. 12,
1933 ; E unp. 70270; Louise Heepe.
7111
Allegramente; polka, melody A. Li-
bardo. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1933; E unp.
70556; Joseph Cerabino. F112
Alleluia! Christ is risen; Easter carol,
w Chr. Wordsworth, m from Singt
dem Herrn, Matthius Apelles von
Léwenstern, arr. Alfred Whitehead ;
mixed voices. © Mar. 27, 1933; E
pub. 35674; Boston music co. 7113
ode VAnr. 28, *
pt. II, n. s., Vv. 28
Alone in a crowd; w Lee Moore; pf.
treble. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1933; E unp.
70384; Kennedye Nelson. 7114
Alone with you; song, m Marion
Smart; pf..treble. © I ¢ Apr. 6,
1933; E unp. 69745; Glenn Richard
Heffner. 7115
Altho’ I’m daddy’s baby boy, I’m just a
little tough; song. © 1. Apr. 11,
1933 ; E unp. 69936; Grace V. Foster.
7116
Although I made a hit; song. © 1.
Apr. 20, 1933 ; E unp. 70328; Frances
B. Gardner. W117
Always take care of your nickels; w
and m Scott E. Cleethorpe and Harry
Lauder; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
28, 19383; E pub. 35516; Harms, inc.
7118
Always with us; hymn, w E. H. Nevin,
m B. B. McKinney. © Mar. 3, 1933;
E pub. 35886; Robert H. Coleman.
7119
Am I forgiven; song, arr. Jacob J.
Schilling. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1933; E
unp. 70770; Birdie M. Matthews.
7120
America marches on; march song, m
William W. Taylor. © Apr. 13,
1933; E pub. 35834; Julius B. Rich-
ner. 7121
America 1917-18; symphony no. 2;
symphony orch. Full se. © 1 «
Apr. 6, 1933; E unp. 69990; Anton
Eugene Mainente. 7122
American (The) hymnal; compiled and
ed. © Mar. 3, 1933; A 59817; Ro-
bert H. Coleman. 7123
American loyalty; w and m Bessie
Walker-Knott, arr. Chester Wallis;
solo and cho. for mixed voices. ©
Apr. 15, 1933; E pub. 35883; Willis
music ¢o. 7124
America’s heroes; march, melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 22, 1983; E unp. 70412;
Joseph M. Sullivan. 7125
Ami (Un) perdu; chur, poésie
Charles d’Orléans, m Henry-Vasseur ;
trois voix égales, sans acc. © Jan.
15, 1983; E for. 29273 ; Heugel.
7126
Amor kommer som en tjuv om natten;
vals, ur Giftasvuxna dodttrar, text
Ake Séderblom, m Jules Sylvain. ©
Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 29327; Edition
Sylvain. 7127
306
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
Amore (L’) incerta; canzone, melodia
Dominick Ietti. ©1c. Apr. 7, 1933;
EH unp. 69799; Maria Gattieri. 7128
Amos an’ Andy; fox-trot song. ©1c.
Apr. 17, 1983; E unp. 70174; Mina
_ Cornish. 7129
And a dimple in her chin; song. © 1
e. Apr. 27, 19388; E unp. 70682;
Frances D. Welch. 7130
And I thought I was through with
love; w and m Benny Davis and Ben
Oakland; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
10, 1933; E pub. 35735; M. Witmark
& sons. 7131
Angel; w and m Bob Williams; pf.
treble. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp.
70425; Robert Tatman Williams.
7132
Angelica; mazurka; pf. © 1c. Mar.
27, 1933; E unp. 69983 ; Francisco R.
Arellano. (A
Angel’s (An) lullaby; w Lucye Bales,
m Dudley Jackson. © 1c. Apr. 26,
19383; E .unp. 70609; Lucy . EH.
Pedelty. 7134
Annabelle; comedy, lyrics Jim Mc-
Guinn, m Basil Doyle and William
Schmitz. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1933; D
28425; James Joseph McGuinn.
7134*
Annie Mad Little; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70480;
Herman G. Comery. 7135
Anywhere, just anywhere; fox trot
song. ©1. Apr. 13, 1983; E unp.
70016; Charles Campbell Gardner.
7136
Appleblossom; from The seasons, by
Lully, freely arr. James Brown;
violin, with pf. acc. ed. Nancy Gil-
ford. © Mar. 27, 1933; E for. 29184;
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 7137
April is in my mistress’ face; 4-pt.
madrigal, w anon., m Thomas Mor-
ley, arr. Archibald Thompson Davi-
son; men’s voices. © Mar. 25, 1933;
E pub. 35579; E. C. Schirmer music
co. 7138
April kisses; by Eddie Lang, tran-
seribed and arr. Dave Berend; plec-
trum guit. solo with pf. ace. © Apr.
8, 19383; E pub. 35630; Robbins music
corp. 7139
Are you happy to-night; w and m B.
Hall and Vivian Love; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 28, 1932; E pub. 35754;
Billy Hall. 7140
7153
As long as you remember love; w and
m Ted Marshall. © 1 c¢. Apr. 8,
1933 ; E unp. 69856; Dialectic soc.
7141
AS you were; opening cho. act 1, w
Bob Cyr and Ted Marshall, m Philip
Egner. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1933; E unp.
69851; Dialectic soc. 7142
waltz, w Austin Wortham Betts
and John Jacob Stark, m J. J. Stark.
© 1c. Apr. 8, 19388; E unp. 69850;
Dialectic soc. 7143
Ashamed of Jesus; hymn, w anon., m
B. B. McKinney. © Mar. 3, 1933;
E pub. 35914; Robert H. Coleman.
7144
At sunset we loved; fox trot song. ©
1c. Apr. 5, 19383; E unp. 69871; T. R.
Hall. 7145
At the deep sea jubilee; w and m
James Cavanaugh, Darl MacBoyle,
and Louis Kabatnick; with ukulele
arr. © Apr. 27, 1983; E pub. 36039;
Bibo-Lang, inc. 7146
At the food center; w and melody. ©
1c. Feb. 18, 1983; E unp. 70222; L.
Leon Hill. 7147
At the inn; ballad, by Herbert Stoth-
art; melody, with pf. acc. © 1.
Apr. 3, 19883; E unp. 69631; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 7148
At-the world’s fair in Chicago; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1933; E unp.
70096; T. W. Garnett. 7149
Au jardin; by Hugo Friedhofer ; pf.-
conductor. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1933; EB
unp. 70709; Movietone music corp.
7150
Auch in Frankfurt am Main; marsch,
aus Der konigsleutnant, w Paul
Frank u. Peter Herz, m Fred Ray-
mond, arr. v. Billy Golwyn; orch.
stimmen u. Miinnertrio. © Mar. 22,
19383; E for. 29086; Musikverlag
City. T1151
Auld lang syne; diagram arr. H. S.
Kelso; Hawaiian guit. © Apr. 1,
1933; E pub. 35661; Harry Scott
Kelso. 7152
Avant détre capitaine; 6/8 one-step
chanté, paroles Gabriello, m F.
Alongi; avec accord de V’ukulele. ©
Dec. 31, 1982; E for. 29368; Editions
Salabert. 7153
307
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7154
Ave Maria; by Marie Belanger Levere.
Latin and English w. © 1. Apr.
4, 1933; E unp. 69958; Marie Bé-
langer Lever. 7154
—— Latin w, and melody; sop. and
alto or ten. and bar.; organ or pf.
acc. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1933; E unp.
69655 ; Constant A. M. Gysberts.
7155
——texts a and b from Liturgy of
Catholic church, m Ludwig Bonvin,
using 13th century theme; mixed
cho.; organ ace. © July 30, 1932;
E pub. 35956; McLaughlin & Reilly
co. 7156
Ave Maria [and] Adoramus Te; w
liturgical, m Melchiorre Mauro-Cot-
tone; 3 treble voices; organ acc. ©
Sept. 30, 1982; E pub. 35955; Mc-
Laughlin & Reilly co. 7157
Ave Regina; w from Liturgy of Cath-
olic church, m Terence J. Gahagan ;
5 mixed voices. © Mar. 9, 1933; E
pub. 35959; McLaughlin & Reilly co.
7158
Ave verum; m Daniel Protheroe;
mixed voices; organ acc. © Apr.
18, 1938; E pub. 35948; Boston mu-
sic co. 7159
Avec ma copine; paroles Ch. A. Abadie
et P. Bayle, m G. Gabaroche et G.
Claret; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29421; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 7160
Avee une Frane¢aise; fox-trot, de Un
soir de réveillon, lyrics Jean Boyer,
m Raoul Moretti; avec accord de
lVukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29405; Editions Salabert. 7161
Awake, America; w and m Jerry Daly.
© Apr. 21, 1933 ; E* pub. 36026; May-
dell publications. 7162
Baby care a little for me; song, w
Michael E. Kerell. © 1 ec. Apr. 5,
1933; E unp. 69669; Mike Cafone.
7163
Baby Dudel Dandy; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70057;
Thos. H. Seabury. 7164
Baby eyes of blue; song, w Ruth Bigus,
arr. Hank Novak. © Apr. 11, 1933;
E pub. 35802; Gene Bigus. 7165
Baby fingers; fox-trot, w and m Eva
B. Sparham. © Apr. 24, 1933; E
for. 29497 ; Gordon V. Thompson, Itd.
7166
{
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Baby kisses; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Apr. 2,
1933; E unp. 70431; Wm. H. Mo-
schelle. 7167
Baby Lindy; w Mrs. Ezra Reynolds,
m Jack Mahoney. © Mar. 16, 1933;
E pub. 35605; Delphia Cissna Reyn-
olds. 7168
Bach (Johann Sebastian); Adagio;
du concert en mi maj., transcrip-
tion pour violoncelle et pf. © 1 «.
Nov. 25, 1982; E unp. 69961; Vila-
yat Inayat. 7169
—— Jesu, joy of man’s desiring; ex-
tended chorale, from cantata Herz
und mund und that und leben, ed.
John Holler; mixed voices; organ
ace. © Apr. 21, 1933; E pub. 36001;
H. W. Gray co. 7170
Loure; dance antique, from 3d
cello suite, [arr.] for small orch.
pts. © 1c Apr. 28, 193333 imp.
70738; Jeanne W. Kiessling. 7171
— Sonata; suite no. 5 in © min., ed.
and rey. Percy Such; violoncello.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29148; Au-
gener, Itd. 7172
Bacio (Il); waltz, L. Arditi, arr. Cal-
vin Grooms; solo or duet for violin,
and pf. © Mar. 21, 1933; E pub.
35374; Century music pub. co. 7173
Back to the old apple tree; song. ©
1-e. Apr. 14, 1933: 8) snp aie
Valeria Hill Brown. 7174
Back up the President; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp.
69694; Evelyn Ibach. 7175
Bagatelles; sketches, James Lyon, op.
92, nos. 1-3.;:pf..,..bk. 1...) Mamests
1933; E. for. 29209; Cary & Go.
7176
Bagdad; foxtrot orientale, text Nils-
Georg, m Helge Lindberg; pf. ©
Apr...1,,,.1932;, E,, for. .2914sn be
Georgs musikforlags, a. b. T7177
Bali; w F. I.'Schultzberg, melody Bill
Pierce. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E
unp. 69905; Frank I. Schultzberg
and William Pierce. 7178
Ballo; by Dussek, arr. James Brown;
violin, with pf. acc. ed. Nancy Gil-
ford, and 2d violin and cello pts.
ad lib, © Mar. 27, 1933; HB for.
29186; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 7179
Baly (Evelyn) Four duets; w Violet
Stevens. © Mar. 13, 1933; E for.
29150; Reynolds & co. 7180
308
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
Bananas for sale; w and melody B.
Giaimo and Jimmy Rapuano. © 1
ec. Apr. 18, 19383; E unp. 70209; Bus-
ter Giaimo. 7181
Band routine; exercises for the high
school band. © Mar. 1, 1933; AA
120127; Raymond C. Fussell. 7182
Bank (The) divine; pf. with w. ©
1c. Apr. 6, 1933; Ei unp. 69728; Lily
Browne Robinson. 7183
Barbara; song. © 1 -c.. Apr.’ 24,
1933 ; E unp. 70600; Charles M. Wil-
liams. 7184
w Morton Downey and Dick San-
ford, m Geo. B. McConnell, arr. J.
Rosamond Johnson; with ukulele
arr. © Apr. 26, 1933; E for. 36043;
Hdward B. Marks music corp. 7185
Bath scene; from Man on the Nile,
Nacio Herb Brown, orch. arr. Paul
Marquardt; melody, with pf. ace.
© 1 c¢. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp. 69629;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 7186
Beau (Un) jour; blues, de Panurge,
lyrics Robert Desnos, m Henri Cli-
quet-Pleyel. © Jan. 15, 1933; E for.
29353 ; Editions Salabert. 7187
Beautiful dreamer; by Stephen C. Fos-
ter, arr. Fred A. Schiefelbein; pf.
with w. © Apr. 15, 1933; E pub.
35770; Volkwein bros., ine. 7188
Beautiful Florida; w and m Mrs.
‘Brooks Bullock; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1933; E unp. 69819;
Catherine R. Bullock. 7189
Beautiful lady of mine; song. © 1 «.
Apr. 12, 1983; E unp. 70274; Clar-
ence Cornell. 7190
Because you came; valse song. © 1
ec. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp. 70523; D. F.
Gonzalo. 7191
Becky play your violin; fox-trot, w
and m W. Scott and J. L. Robin-
son. © Feb. 21, 1933; EB for. 29073:
John EH. Dallas & sons, 1td. 7192
Beer bill march; melody.. © 1 ec.
Apr. 26, 1983; E unp. 70610; Louis
Toth. 7193
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Minuet in
G; arr. Calvin Grooms; solo or duet
for violin, and pf. © Mar. 21,
1933; E pub. 35376; Century music
pub. co. 7194
Moonlight sonata; 1st movement
of op. 27, no. 2, arr. Calvin Grooms;
Solo or duet for violin, and pf. ©
7209
Mar. 21, 193838; E pub. 35378; Cen-
tury music pub. co. 7195
Beetle’s (The) wedding; German folk-
song from Breslau, arr. Katherine
Kennicott Davis, English, Miriam
Chase; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Apr. 5,
1933; E pub. 35730; EH. C. Schirmer
music co. 7196
Bel (11) cecé; fox-trot, Illuminato Cu-
lotta; jazz orch. pti. © Apr. 4,
1933; E for. 29262; G. Ricordi & co.
7197
Bel (Un) hotel; 6/8 one-step, dans le
film Une idée folle, paroles René
Pujol et Ch. L. Pothier, m Oberfeld ;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Dee. 31,
19382; E for. 29423; Editions Sala-
bert. 7198
Believe it or not; song, melody Larry
E. Goffin. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; B
unp. 70078; Frank J. Halama. 7199
Bell waltz; arr. for pf. accordion. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E pub. 35963 ; Edward
J. Thurow. 7200
Benedicite, omnia opera Domini ;
shortened form, and according to
rey. prayer book of 1929, m Richard
G. Appel; unison voices; organ acc.
© Apr. 7, 1933; E pub. 35862; Riker,
Brown & Wellington, inc. 7201
Benedictus es, Domine; set to m Eric
H. Thiman; mixed voices, organ
ace.; in D. © Mar. 29, 1933; E pub.
35576; H. W. Gray co. 7202
set to m Franklin Glynn; mixed
voices; organ acc.; in C. © Apr.
10, 1933; E pub. 35953; H. W. Gray
Co. 7203
set to m George W. Kemmer;
mixed voices, organ acc.; in C. ©
Mar. 29, 1983; E pub. 35577; H. W.
Gray Co. 7204
Bereeuse hébraique; de V. Dyck; vio-
lin et pf. © Dee. 31, 1932; E for.
29435; Editions Salabert. 7205
Bergére (La) et le monsieur; Tour-
aine, chanson populaire harmonisée
Henry-Vasseur; chceur mixte. ©
Jan. 15, 1988; E for. 29277; Heugel.
7206
Beside thy bower; serenade, Charles
Le Thiére; with pf. ace. 1. Clari-
net.—2. Cornet.—3. Violin. © Mar.
24, 19838; E for. 29157-29159;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd.
7207-7209
309
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7210
Better times are coming; song. © fe.
Apr. 17, 19383; E unp. 70160; Blanche
K. Smith. 7210
Betty Lou; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Apr. 24,
193838; E unp. 70487; Charles P.
Schroeder. 7211
Bible (The); hymn, w and m B. B.
McKinney. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
35894; Robert H. Coleman. 7212
Billy Boy; old English song, with des-
cant, arr. Thomas F. Dunhill. ©
Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29212; Edward
Arnold & co. das
Bird’s song: unison song, w Gwen
Grant, m Dorothy Howell. © Mar.
31, 1933; E for. 29227; Edward Ar-
nold & co. 7214
Birds will sing; w and m J. R. Sillett.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp. 69626;
Carl W. Sillett. (215
Bishop Zack; w and m §S. L. Samson.
© Apr. 25, 1933; E pub. 36016;
George F. Briegel, inc. 7216
Bit (A) of green ribbon; song, m
sua, G. Néyin,* (©) 4 ¢Apr. 270,
1933 ; E unp. 70680; John M. Touey.
Tel
Bit (A) of loveliness; w Jerry Daly,
m Helmer Palmer. © Mar. 31, 1933;
E pub. 35669; Maydell publications.
7218
Bizet (Georges) Romance; from The
pearl fishers, arr. William M. Fel-
ton; pf., 4 hands. © Apr. 20, 1933;
E pub. 35992; Theodore Presser co.
7219
Bless your heart; w and m Art Gow.
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1933; E unp. 70748;
J. Arthur Gow. 7220
Blessed event; w Al Hewitt, melody
Howard Phillips. © 1 ¢ Apr. 20,
1933; E unp. 70333; Alvin Edmond
Hewitt. COAT
Blossom (The); unison song, w Wil-
liam Blake, m Thomas F. Dunhill.
© Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29213; Ed-
ward Arnold & co. 7222
Blossom time and you; song, pf. arr.
Donna Dolores Johnston. © 1 «.
Apr. 10, 1933; E unp. 69897; Clyde
Canterbury Johnson. 7223
Blott en vagabond; Zigenarvals, ur
filmen Muntra musikanter, text Nils-
Georg, m Fred Winter; pf. © Oct.
1, 1932; E for. 29118; Nils-Georgs
musikforlags, a.b. 7224
pt. IIT, 0. s., v. 28
Blow that whistle; 10 piece orchestra-
tion and pf. with w. © 1c. Mar. 27,
1933; E unp. 69776; Henry Franklin
Ledbetter. 7225
Blue bell; fox trot, original w Edward
Madden, new w Dolly Morse, m
Theodore F. Morse, arr. Frank E.
Barry; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
31, 1983; E pub. 35683; Leo Feist,
inc. [Copyright is claimed on new
arrangement for piano and new.
7226
arr. Paul Weirick;
orch. pts. with male trio arr. B.
Faighes. © Mar. 25, 1983; E pub.
35584; Leo Feist, inc. 7227
lyric]
Blue (The) lagoon; from Christopher
Strong, by Max Steiner; pf.
Apr. 4, 1933; E pub. 35619; Sam
Fox pub. co. 7228
Blue prelude; w Gordon Jenkins, m
Joe Bishop. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1933;
E unp. 70165; Isham Jones, inc.*
7229
Blue river—roll on; w and m Cole
bros. and Hutch; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 14, 1933; E for. 29453; Llew
Weir music co. 7230
Bluebells; w Walter de la Mare, m
W. H. Swinburne. © Mar. 21, 1933;
E for. 29080; Joseph Williams, ltd.
7231
Blueberryin’; by Roy Frazee; pf. ©
Jan. 26, 1933; E pub. 35645; White-
Smith music pub. eo. 7232
Boating song; w and melody, arr.
Gwendolyn M. Weeks; men’s trio.
© Mar. 10, 1933; HE pub. 35604;
Frances Cook Steen.
Bonne nuit; song, ed. Charles Midg-
ley. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1933; E unp.
70345; Ella Ribble Beaudoux. 7234
Bonnie Dundee; song, Scottish air
arr. with descant, H. A. Chambers.
© Apr. 18, 1933; E for. 29466; No-
vello & co., ltd. 7235
Bons (Les) moments au régiment;
marche, de Le béguin de la garni-
son, paroles Paul Murio, m Guy
D’Arvor; avec accord de lukulele.
© Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 29399; Edi-
tions Salabert. 7236
Boomerang; by Samuel Kaylin; pf.
conductor. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1933; EH
unp. 70467; Movietone music corp.
7237
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 19383
Boost for the Red, White and Blue;
w Larry Yoell, m Bob Spencer;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 27, 1933;
EH pub. 35589; Villa Moret, ine.
7238
Bootlegger’s song; song, m Lew Mor-
rison. © Dec. 12, 1982; HE pub.
35698; Paul Halls. 7239
——Same. © Feb. 1, 1933; E pub.
35671; Paul Halls. 7240
Boots and saddles; w Gus Kahn, m
Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Apr. 8,
1933; HE unp. 69632; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 7241
Borden’s ice cream is best always; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1933;
E unp. 70694; Sam Kavalsky. 7242
Born tired; w and melody. © 1.
Apr. 22, 1933; E unp. 70385; Ellen
Pike O’Bryan. (243
Boston; de Midchen in uniform, pa-
roles Jacques Réale, m arr. Milde-
Meissner. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
29494 ; Hditions Campbell. 7244
Boy and a girl in a roadster; song.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1933; E unp. 69762;
Charles Kenneth Treeby. 7245
Boy (The) with light golden hair;
song, arr. Albert Miller. © 1 ©«.
Feb. 14, 1983; E unp. 67664; Paul
John Goodwin. 7246
Brahma; four-pt. cho., w Ralph Waldo
Emerson, m Gordon Balch Nevin;
men’s voices. © Apr. 24, 1933; B
pub. 86083; G. Schirmer, inc. 17247
Brahms (Johannes) By a lonely
river; C sharp min. waltz, w Bea-
trice Balish Chernov, m arr. Cyr de
Brant. 1. Sop., alto and bar. — 2.
Mixed voices. — 38. Sop. 1, 2 and alto.
— 4, Sop. and alto. © Apr. 3, 1933;
EH pub. 35636-35639; J. Fischer &
bro. 7248-7251
Choral prelude: Hs ist ein ros’
entsprungen; op. 122, no. 8; tran-
scribed A. Walter Kramer; string
orch. © Mar. 24, 1933; Epub.
35845; Breitkopf publications, ine.
7252
Golden-glow; A flat major waltz,
w Beatrice [Balish Chernoy, m arr.
Cyr de Brant. 1. Sop., alto and
bar. — 2. Mixed voices. — 8. Sop. 1,
2 and alto. — 4. Sop. and alto.
© Apr. 3, 1933; E pub. 35640-35643 ;
J. Fischer & bro. 7253-7256
7271
—— Hungarian dance no. 5; para-
phrase; ten. banjo with pf. acc. ©
Feb. 23, 1933; E pub. 35594; Harry
Reser. F257
Breathe upon us, blessed Spirit;
hymn, w Julia H. Johnston. © July
6, 1932; E pub. 35763; Nathaniel
Carlson. 7258
Brethren, ya’ gotta change your way ;
fox trot, w and melody. © 1 «.
Apr. 26, 1983; E unp. 70628; Clinton
Woodman McGraw. 7259
Breton fiddle tune; freely arr. James
Brown; violin with pf. ace. ed.
Naney Gilford. © Mar. 27, 1933;
E for. 29175; Stainer & Bell, Itd.
7260
Bright (A) day coming; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70103;
Geo. T. Bastedo. 7261
Bring back my wildwood rose; song,
melody James L. Brown. © 1 ©.
Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70441; R. M.
Sumner. 7262
Bring back those days that used to be;
violin and pf., with w. © 1c. Apr.
21, 19383; E unp. 70348; Anthony
Michael Palumbo. (263
Bring back those old fashioned smiles;
pf. with w. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1933; EB
unp. 69839; Roy W. Swanson.
7264.
Bring on the jobs; song, m Herb Jones.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1933; BE unp. 70129;
Clayton C. Case. 7265
Bring the shadows back to me; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1933; E
unp. 70290; Carl H. Laestar. 7266
British (The) grenadiers; patrol, arr.
Stanford Robinson; male _ voice
choir. © Mar. 31, 1933; E for.
29163; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 7267
Broadeasting house; rhapsody for orch.
with pf., George Posford; 2 pfs. Se.
© Feb. 3, 1933; E for. 29248; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 7268
Brothers are we; w Edward Ingra-
ham, m Charles Darrin; pf. © Mar.
25, 1933; Theta chapter of Phi sigma
pi. 7269
Brown eyes make me so blue; fox trot
song. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp.
70654 ; Lorraine Marek. 7270
Brown skin; w and m Otto L. Bo-
hanan, © 1c. Apr. 17, 1983; E unp.
70231; Florence D. Bohanan. 7271
oll
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
(272 (
pt. III, Nn. s., v. 28
Build a little birdie house; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Apr. 7, 1933; E unp.
70258; Marvin R. J. Spearstone.
7272
Bulgarenliebe; operette Harry Neu-
meyer, m Bruno Marks und Anka
Lacay. Klavierauszug. © 1c. Apr.
15, 19883; D 28429; Anka Lacay.
(272*
Bunches of grapes; unison song, Ww
Walter de la Mare, m Herbert How-
ells. © Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29221 ;
Edward Arnold & Co. 7273
Bungalow (A) for three; w Harry
Geduld, and melody. © 1 c¢. Apr.
27, 1988; E unp. 70685; Henry A.
Shapiro. 7274
Buremiiller (F.) 20 selected studies
from op. 100; selected, ed., named,
arr. progressively, phrased, pedaled,
fingered and analyzed, John M. Wil-
liams; pf. © Jan. 31, 1933; E pub.
35678; Boston music Co. (275
But was it fair; song. ©1c. Apr. 28,
1933; E unp. 70750; Olive Jaunita
Mayer. F276
Butterflies in the rain; fox trot inter-
mezzo, Ww Hrell Reaves, m Sherman
Myers, arr. Eddie Kilfeather; orch.
pts. © Apr. 25, 1933; E pub. 36057;
Cecil Lennox, Itd. T207
——new arr. Frank E.
Barry; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
21, 1983; E pub. 36056; Cecil Len-
nox, ltd. 7278
—_ ——- with ukulele arr.
© Jan. 2, 1933; E for. 29447; Cecil
Lennox, Itd. 7279
Butterfly; op. 4, no. 1; pf. ©1«¢.
Apr. 5, 19383; E unp. 69677; Charles
Melvin Royer. 7280
Buy American; song. © Apr. 14,
1933 ; E pub. 35745; Justin Ring and
Fred Hager. 7281
By candlelight; from Ballyhoo, w
Robert Nesbitt, m William Walker.
© Apr. 10, 1983;. BH. for. “29110;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd. 7282
By even you and me; sacred song. ©
Apr. 22, 1983; E pub. 859389; Walter
B. Jones. 7283
By moonlight; song, w Alec Denham.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1983; E unp. 70427;
William J. Garland. 7284
By the dreamy lagoon; song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 3, 1988; E unp. 69778; Arthur
McFarlane. 7285
Bzzz; by William Hodson; pf. © Apr.
20, 1933; E pub. 35986; Theodore
Presser co. 7286
C’est lamour; w and m Jules Pierre;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 14, 1933;
E for. 29451; Llew Weir music co.
7287
C’est pas tes oignons; 6/8 one-step,
de Mimi Pandore, paroles Max Eddy
et Georges Dolley, m Oberfeld; avec
accord de lukulele. © Dee. 31,
1932; E for. 29385; Editions Sala-
bert. 7288
C’est votre valse; valse lente, de Le
temps des cerises, G. Costonecelli;
pf... © Dee.,15, 19382; E for. 29473:
Editions Salabert. 7289
Ca, cest du billard; java et valse
musette, paroles Géo Koger, m Vin-
cent Seotto; avec accord de l’uku-
lele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29879;
Editions Salabert. 7290
Ca c’est du sport: fox-trot, de Une
faible femme, paroles André Mau-
prey, m Ralph Erwin; avee accord
de l’ukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E
for. 29376; Editions Salabert. 7291
Cabin (A) in the pines; w and mel-
ody Edith Henderson. © 1 «¢. Apr.
13, 1933; E unp. 69998; Edith Henn.
7292
Cafe terrace; from Man on the Nile,
Nacio Herb Brown, arr. Chas. Max-
well; pf. © 1 «Apr. 3, 193s an
unp. 69630; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 7293
Calabresella mia; polck, melody YV.
Cesarino. © 1 c. Apr. 25, 1933;
E unp. 70562; Joseph Cerabino.
7294
California dreams; waltz, w FE. Moos,
m C..Pefia.. .© Mar. 20) 1983208
pub. 35852); Christopher Pena and
Franz Moos. 7295
California, I am coming back to you;
waltz, w and melody. © 1. Apr.
29, 1933; E unp. 70759; Fred W.
Lamb. 7296
California skies; w Morton Downey
and Eugene West, m Geo. B. McCon-
nell, arr. J. Rosamond Johnson;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 26, 1933;
EK for. 36044; Edward B. Marks
music corp. 7297
Calm as the night; w Nathan Haskell
Dole, arr. Arthur B. Keene; wom-
en’s voices. © Apr. 4, 1933; E pub.
35821; Elizabeth Cheney Kaufmann.
7298
312
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1933
Cambodia; melody with pf. acc. ©
1..G, Apr. 19, 49383; 4, unp. 703807 ;
Wilson John Fisher. 7299
Camp, camp, campin’ on your door-
step; w Howard Johnson and Chas.
Tobias, m J. Fred Coots; with uku-
lele arr. © Apr. 25, 1933; E pub.
36022; Irving Berlin, inc. 7300
Camp (The) meeting in the air;
hymn, w Arthur Henry Graves, m
Norman Clyde Pierce; mixed voices.
© Apr. 1, 1933; E pub. 35624; N. C.
Pierce and Arthur H, Graves.
7301
Canaries (Les); by Francois Couper-
in, arr. C. Egerton Lowe [and]
Double des canaries; variation to
The canaries: pf. © Apr. 6, 1933;
H for. 29240; Joseph Williams, ltd.
7302
Can’t we begin again; w and m F. B.
Lambert. © 1 ¢. Mar. 28, 1983; E
unp. 69864; Frank B. Lambert and
Marie O. Lambert. 7303
Can’t we start all over sweetheart;
fox-trot song. ©1c. Apr. 19, 1933;
EK ounp. 70524; Avalene Agnes Price.
7304
Can’t you confide in me; w and m
Mona and Bill, the Todd twins. ©
i @xy Apr. 24, 1933; , Hy unp, 70455 ;
Mona Fehrenbaker and Stuart Wat-
son Todd. 7305
Can’t you see how I need someone;
song, .© 1 ec. Apr, 10,1983; E. unp.
69881 ; Raymond Fondersmith Gable.
7306
Canzone degli sci; one-step, versi
Angelo Ramiro Borella, m Mario
Mariotti; pf. © Feb. 20, 1933; E
Ot ool. AD &'G. .Carisch & 'c.
7307
Canzone marcia; m Alberto Montagna ;
pf. con versi. ©1c. Apr. 14, 1933;
E unp. 70074; Thomas Novia. 7308
Care for me always; fox trot song.
© 1c. Apr. 12, 19383; E unp. 70266;
Hmma B. White. 7309
Carefree (A) cowpuncher; w and
melody... ©,1 c¢. Apr. 25, 1933; E
unp. 704838; Edith Ward. 7310
Carmen; pasillo, cancion. © 1c. Apr.
4, 19383; E unp. 70087; Pedro de
Gracia. 7311
Carmo; Spanish one-step, Lucian
Goldy; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. © Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 29437;
P. Naudin. R512,
7325
Carolina lullaby; w and m Cecelia
Reeker, Ed Rose and Billy Bas-
kette, pf. and ukulele arr. Helmy
Kresa. © Apr. 17, 1933; E pub.
35826; Joe Davis, inc. 7313
Carrie; w and melody, m Guy Sum-
mers. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp.
69928; Victor Edward Smith. 7314
Carrying on with you; pt.-song, w and
m Harold Robe, Arthur Bergh and
Geoffrey O’Hara, arr. G. O’Hara;
mixed voices. © Mar. 10, 1933; HE
pub. 35409; Galaxy music corp.
7315
Cathedral and meadows; no. 11; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 70201;
Arthur Dwight Allen. 7316
Cathedral meditation; andantino, EH.
H. Lemare, arr. Calvin Grooms; solo
or duet for violin, and pf. © Mar.
21, 1933; E pub. 353872; Century mu-
Sic pub. co. 7317
Ce n’est qu’un petit désir; fox-trot, pa-
roles Jack Cazol, m A. Calabrése;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Dec. 31,
1932; E for. 29383; Editions Sala-
bert. 7318
Celtic (A) pastorale; by George LeRoy
Lindsay; organ. © Apr. 20, 1933;
E pub. 35994; Theodore Presser co.
(alg
Century of progress; march; pf. ©
1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70615; Al-
vin Zolman Seigel. 7320
Century (A) of progress exposition ;
song, m Luther A. Clark. © 1 ¢
Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70141; Harry
Curtis Pittman. (321
Chacun sa chance; fox-trot, dans Une
idée de génie, paroles René Pujol et
Ch. L. Pothier, m Oberfeld ; avec ac-
cord de V’ukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E for. 29411 ; Editions Salabert. 73822
Changeless love; song. © 1 c¢. Apr.
10, 1933 ; E unp. 69906; Marion Grib-
ble. 1323
Changing (The) of the guard; charac-:
teristic fox-trot, w and m Mr. Flot-
sam and Mr. Jetsam, arr. Art Mc-
Kay ; orch. pts, with male trio arr.
Rosamond Johnson. © Apr. 26,
1933; E for. 36041; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 7324
Chanson de la mariée; Bretagne, chant
populaire harmonisé Henry-Vasseur ;
cheur mixte. © Jan. 15, 1933; H
for. 29275; Heugel. To2o
313
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7326
pt. 10, n. s.; v.28
i
Chanson des livreurs; de Simone est
comme ¢a, paroles J. Boyer et André
Hornez, m Raoul Moretti. © Dec.
31, 1932; E for. 29894; Editions
Salabert. 7326
Chansonette; old French, arr. James
Brown; violin, with pf. acc. ed. by
Nancy Gilford. © Mar. 27, 1933;
E for. 29185; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
(327
Chant fédéral de la mutualité; marche
officielle, paroles Antonin Lugnier,
m Speranza Camusat; avec accord
de l’ukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E
for. 29416; Editions Salabert. 7328
Chant of the swamp; w and melody
Art Kassel and Elmer Schoebel. ©
qe Apr. 21. 1933). 3B) np) ans:
Leo Feist, inc. 7329
Charley Grimm; song. ©1c. Apr. 14,
1933 ; E unp. 70090; Mary Julia Mil-
ler. 7330
Charlie is my darling; old Scottish
song, with descant, arr. Thomas F.
Dunhill. © Mar. 31, 1933; E for.
29214; Edward Arnold & co. 7831
—w Lady Nairne, to Scottish air
arr. with descant, H. A. Chambers.
© Apr. 18, 1933; E for. 29465; No-
vello & co., ltd. 7332
Charlie’s home; w Joe Young and
Charlie Tobias, melody J. Fred
Coots. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1933; E unp.
70277; Irving Berlin, inc. 7333
Charming; valse song. © 1c. Apr. 19,
1933; E unp. 70525; Johnnie Baker.
7334
Charming Chloe; w Burns, m John
Tait; sop. and contralto. © Mar.
31, 19383; E for. 29164; Stainer &
Bell, ltd. 7335
Chase away dem blues; song, melody
Jack Mahoney. © 1 c¢. Mar.. 17,
1933; E unp. 69556; Margaret Mur-
rill. 7336
Chasing the blue blues; w and m M.A.
Lovatt and Frederick William Lov-
att. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1933; E ump.
70637; Mary Augusta Lovatt. 7337
Chaste (La) Suzanne; by L. Verroust;
with pf. ace. 1. B flat cornet, or trom-
bone solo.—2. Trombone, bass clef,
solo. © Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29161,
29162; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
7338, 7339
Cheer up; w and melody. © 1. Apr.
26, 1933; E unp. 70607; Mathilde J.
Houghton. 7340
——w and melody. ©1e. Apr. 235,
1933; E unp. 70578; Steve Lovas.
7341
Cheer up, and let your losses turn to
gains; fox trot song. © 1c. Apr.
5, 1933; E unp. 69872; Carl Kurtz.
7342
Cheer up, sing a happy song; song, w
A: P! Connolly. "© fe we S.
1933; E unp. 69774; Henry W. John-
son and Andrew P. Connolly. 7343
Cherie; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Apr.
10, 1933; E unp. 69914; Dorothy
Lindenberg. 7344
Chicago exposition march of 19383; by
Robert Grant and L. M. Peterson;
pf. © 1 ec Apr. 7, 1933; E unp.
69818; Louis M. Peterson. 7345
Chicago fair; song. © 1. Apr. 26,
1933; E unp. 70620; Marion Gribble.
7346
Chicago on parade; pf. with w. ©1e.
Apr. 4, 1983; E unp. 69662; Gordon
Graham. 7347
Chicago, this Summer and fall; song.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1938; E unp. 70150;
William Gossett McKinney. 7348
Children of the heavenly king; anthem,
w John Cennick, m Henry Pureell,
arr. John Holler; sop. 1, 2; organ,
or pf. ace. © Apr. 12, 1933; E pub.
35951; H. W. Gray co. 7349
Children’s (The) song; song, from
Sugar house. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1933;
E unp. 70019; Agnes Elizabeth Rose.
7350
Chilé’s first music book; instruction,
John M. Williams, with rhymes
Nina VY. Wright and Mrs. John
Wright; pf. Rev. ed. © Mar. 10,
1933 ; E pub. 35741; G. Schirmer, inc.
7351
Chinese (A) love song; song. © Apr.
14, 1983; E pub. 35812; Marion Pren-
tice. 7352
Choral art repertoire; master melodies,
arr. with original text Edward Els-
worth Hipsher; mixed cho. © Apr.
13, 19383; E pub. 35833; Theodore
Presser co. 7353
Christ-child (The); Christmas song,
w Helen Hughes Heilscher, m Mar-
garet Zender Beaulieu; sop. 1, 2 and
alto cho.; organ acc. © Nov. 4, 1932
E pub. 35960; McLaughlin & Reilly
co. 7354
314
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
Christ is risen; solo or duet, arr. Dan
J. Michaud. © Apr. 7, 1983; E pub.
35822; Martha Emma ae es
735:
Christ the Lord is risen; hymn, w
anon., tr. and arr. © July 6, 1982;
E pub. 35758; Nathaniel Carlson.
7356
Ciléa (Francesco) Canto; dal vocalizzo
da concerto n. 2, in re min., trascrizi-
one Mario Corti; violino e pf. ©
Mar. 28, 1938; E for. 29477; G. Ri-
cordi & Co. 7357
Cinderella; folk-tune operetta without
spoken dialogue, Katherine Kenni-
cott Davis. © Apr. 1, 1933; E pub.
36027 ; E. C. Schirmer music co. as
73
Cinderella’s dream; pf. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1933; E unp. 69736; Alexander Fish-
man. 7359
Cleo; pf. with w. ©1c. Apr. 3, 1933;
E unp. 69781; Arthur McFarlane.
7360
Clever (A) trick; by R. H. Bassett ;
pf. conductor. ©1c. Apr. 21, 1933;
E unp. 70463 ; Movietone music corp.
7361
Cleverette; pf. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E
unp. 70169; Mary Morris. 7362
Cliquet-Pleyel (Henri) Pastorale; de
Panurge: pf... ©: Jan, 15; 1933; E
for. 29349; Editions Salabert. 73863
Cloud dreams; serenade, Victor Ren-
fom pt C) Apr, 20, 19335. pub.
35993; Theodore Presser co. 7364
Cloud ships; song. ©1c. Apr. 6, 1933;
E unp. 69765; Olga Backus Pyles.
7365
Coal; w and m Howard Frye; bar.;
in BE) flat! © Mar. 31, 1933;'H for.
29075; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
7366
Coast (The) artillery; song, set to
melody: The wearing of the green.
© Mar. 17, 1933; E pub. 35237; Ea-
ward B. Dennis. 1367
Coeur a prendre; valse, dans Riri et
Nono en vacances, paroles Roger
Bernstein, m G. van Parys; avec
accord de l’ukulele. © Dec. 31,
1932; E for. 29418; Hditions Sala-
bert. 7368
Cohen (Charles James) Waltz; Solo
Dap. ace. <C) fc Apr. 15,’ 19333
EK unp. 70128; Charles James Cohen.
7369
178596—33
7385
Cohen and Kelley; w and melody. ©
Te; ‘Apr. 23)" 19383"" HE unp: TO33 :
Thomas Seabury. 7370
Collection of Italian and Neapolitan
songs for mandolin; versi B. Cheru-
bini, m A. Fragna e N. Piccinelli,
compiled A. De Martino. ser. 133.
© Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 29236; Ital-
ian book co. (371
Come and go; hymn, w E. L. Thomp-
son. © July 6, 19382; E pub. 35766;
Nathaniel Carlson. (aye
Come.back to me again; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1933;
EH unp. 69622; Grant C. Shepherd.
7373
Come back to me sweetheart; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70111;
Wilbur D. Webb. 7374
Come, dance with me; French-Cana-
dian folk song, arr. G. A. Grant-
Schaefer ; mixed voices. © Apr. 20,
1933; E pub. 35971; Raymond A.
Hoffman co. 7375
Come gentle spring; ten. solo and orch.
Scar © dt tApr 27) 19332" 8) unp:
70686; Albert Hawthorne Dunn.
7376
Come on along; w and melody. ©1c.
Apr. 28, 1983; E unp. 70740; H. J.
Klaes. TVG
Come on and cheer; song. ©1c. Mar.
27, 1933; E unp. 69719; Hildegard
Casey. 7378
Come cn! C. E.; w and m Frederick
Ellsworth Shaffer. © 1c. Apr. 11,
1933; E unp. 69934; Frederick Ells-
worth Shaffer, jr. 7379
Come on, get up; Ww and m Ben Black;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 27, 1933;
E pub. 35588; Villa Moret, ine. 7380
Come on in, the water’s fine; w and
melody Jack Meskill, Ray Klages,
and Vincent Rose. © 1c. Apr. 1,
1933; E unp. 69543; Irving Berlin,
inc. 7381
Come out—come out—wherever you
are; w Arthur Freed, m Al Hoffman
and Al Goodhart; with ukulele arr.
© “Apri 5, aa: te pub. 85710T = la-
mous music corp. 7382
Come unto Me; hymn, w Napoleon
Bonaparte Vandall. © Mar. 1,
1938; E pub. 85651; Louis P. Leh-
man. 7383
; 31d
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7384
Come waltz with me; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70614;
Gene Brown. 7384
Come where my love lies dreaming; by
Stephen C. Foster, arr. Fred A.
Schiefelbein; pf. with w. © Apr.
15, 1933; E pub. 35771; Volkwein
bros.. ine. 7385
Coming (The) of Hi-de-ho; song. ©
1c. Apr. 6, 1933; E pub. 69723 ; Sam-
uel Freiberg. 7386
Command (The) to love; w and m
Val Burton and Will Jason, pf. arr.
Emil Gerstenberger. © 1c. Apr. 5,
1933; E unp. 69771; Movietone
music corp. 7387
Comme un simple citoyen; fox-trot, de
Le roi des palaces, paroles Serge
Veber, m Raoul Moretti; avec accord
de Vukulele. © Dec. 31, 1982; E
for. 29397; Editions Salabert. 7388
Complainte de Panurge; de Panurge,
paroles Robert Desnos, m Henri
Cliquet-Pleyel. © Jan. 15, 1933; HE
for. 29346; Editions Salabert. 7389
Comprehensive system of instrumenta-
tion. © Dec. 30, 1932; AA 116350;
Ernest Camp. 7390
Comrades of the Legion; w and m Ray
EK. Wahl. © 1 c. Apr. 10, 1933; E
unp. 69892; Fred A. Snyder post,
American legion. 7391
Con amore; mélodie, Paul Beaumont,
arr. Calvin Grooms; solo or duet
for violin, and pf. © Mar. 21, 1933;
E pub. 35371 ; Century music pub. co.
7392
Conge is your due; song. ©1c. Apr.
13, 19383; E unp. 70018; Melville
Grems. 7393
Conseils sur Jinterprétation et sur
la facon de travailler les sonates
classiques pour piano. Beethoven,
op. 101. © Dec. 31, 19382; A—For-
eign 20254; Georges Sporck. 7394
Contradanse; by Rameau, arr. James
Brown; violin with pf. ace. ed.
Nancy Gilford and 2d violin ad lib.
(c) Mar. 27, 1933: ‘H:- for, Zoli;
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 7395
Co-operation; w and melody. ©1..
Apr, 3, 1933; E unp. 69642; Sherman
Chambers and Clyde Rickman.
7396
Corn (David DeTar) jr. Twelve mel-
odies. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp.
69614; David DeTar Corn, jr. 7397
pt. III, 0. s., v.28
Corn (The) huskers book of square
dances; and other old time dances,
compiled George W. Wade and Har-
ry EK. Jarman, m arr. John Burt;
violin and pf. © Apr. 4, 1933; E
for, 29076; Thomas Burt & co. 7398
Could I; valse. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933;
E eunp. 69570; Rita Bliss Cowles.
7399
Country (The) innocent; from The
fledermaus, English, Alfred Kalisch,
m Johann Strauss. "© Apr. 13, 1983 ;
E for. 29461; Cranz & co., ltd. 7400
Creole keys; by Jack Newlon, arr. Gus
Casper; pf. © 1. Apr. 17, 1933;
E unp. 70186; Irwin G. Casper, jr.,
and Rochard J. Newlon. 7401
’Cross the Blue Ridge; w Britt Wood
and L. Zoeller. © Apr. 11, 1933; E
unp. 35942; Lou Zoeller. 7402
Crucified (The) ; w Cecile Faget, m M.
Antoinette; sop. 1, 2 and alto; organ
acc. © Mar. 30, 1933; E pub. 35958;
McLaughlin & Reilly co. 7403
Cry of the lowly; song; dramatic sop.
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp. 69894;
A. Winifred Widney Law. 7404
Csardas; from The fledermaus, Eng-
lish, Alfred Kalisch, m Johann
Strauss, © Apr. 18, 1983; E for.
29460; Cranz & co., Itd. 7405
Cumparsita (La) ; tango, G. H. Matos
Rodriguez, arr. Pietro Deiro; pf. ac-
cordion. © Mar. 24, 1933; E pub.
30667; O. Pagani & bro. 7406
Cupid, let me be; song. © 1c. Apr.
6, 1983; E unp. 69732; Ephriam Cut-
ler Shedd. 7407
Cupid’s message; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Apr. 15, 1988; E unp. 70112; Allie
Steel Ponsford. 7408
Dainty fine bird; w anon. m Hric
Harding Thiman. © Mar. 17, 1983;
E for. 29143; Augener Itd. 7409
Daisy Bell; w and m Harry Dacre,
arr. Sylvester Krouse; with ukulele
arr. © Apr. 26, 1933; E for. 36046;
Edward B. Marks music corp.
7410
Dame in braun; grosser walzer, v. Carl
Robrecht ; klavier. © Mar. 25, 1933 ;
E for. 29139 : A Cranz. 74 411
Dance of the Russian peasants ; [violin
and] pf. © 1c. Mar. 29, 1933; H
unp. 69993; Dave Rubinoff. 7412
316
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 19383
7441
Dance, pretty lady; from Waltz time,
adapted from m of Johann Strauss
by Louis Levy, English, A. P. Her-
bert; with ukulele arr. © Mar. 28,
1933; E for. 29204; Chappell & co.,
ltd. 7413
Dance, smile, sing, and be happy, the
sun will come smiling through; song.
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1933; E unp. 69968;
Anthony De Vita. 7414
Dancer (The) in the patio; tango;
2 pfs., 4 hands. © Apr. 1, 1983; E
pub. 35884; Charles Repper. 7415
Dancing in the moonlight; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1933; E unp.
69729; Minnie Nelson Wilhoite.
7416
\ Dancing in 3.2 time; w and melody.
© 1e¢ Apr. 22, 1983; E unp. 70397;
Wendell W. Hall. TA17
Dancing the devil away; fox trot,
Howard Johnson, Jack Meskill and
Vincent Rose, arr. Art McKay, with
vocal arr. B. Faighes; orch. pts.
© Mar. 30, 1933; E pub. 35585; Leo
Feist, inc. 7418
w and m Howard Johnson, Jack
Meskill and Vincent Rose; with uku-
lele arr. © Mar. 31, 1983; E pub.
30684; Leo Feist, inc. 7419
Dancing the night out with you; valse
song. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp.
70655; Charles H. Markham. 7420
Dancing with you in my dreams; song.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1983; E unp. 70698;
James T. Rucks. 7421
Daneau (Suzanne) Fantaisie; pf. ©
Mar. 25, 1983; E for. 29140; A.
Cranz. 7422
Dans mon village; operetta, livret F.
Maurice Laforce et Ernest EH. Bro-
deur, m FE. M. Laforce et Joseph A.
Comtois. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1933; D
28423; Village associates, inc.
7422*
Dans ton miroir; paroles et m Armand
Crabbé; voix aigués. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 29508; Editions Mau-
rice Sénart. 7423
Danse de la reine d’Avril; chant popu-
laire du XII°_ siécle harmonisé
Henry - Vasseur, version poétique
Charles L’H6pital; cheeur 4 3 voix
égales sans acc. © Jan. 15, 1933;
EH for. 29280; Heugel. 7424
Darling in my arms; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69824;
Alfred Rieboldt. 7425
Darling, o darling; de L. L. Lynde;
orch. ptes. © Jan. 15, 1933; E for.
29302; L. Grus et cie. 7426
Darn tootin’; pf. with w. © 1c. Apr.
28, 1983; E unp. 70747; Carroll W.
Thompson. 7427
Das ist der zauber vom_ grtinen
Rhein. . ; langsamer walzer, aus
Lachende erben, w Fritz Rotter, m
Clemens Schmalstich. © Mar. 6,
1983; E for. 29123; Ufaton-verlags,
G.m.b.H. 7428
Day dreams; w and m Bob Williams;
pf. treble. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1938; H
unp. 70424; Robert Tatman Wil-
liams. 7429
Dear; song. © 1. Mar. 7, 1933; EH
unp. 69000; Irving C. Waller. 74380
Dear girl of my dreaming; song. ©
1 ce. Apr. 19, 1983; E unp. 70294;
Grace L. Spring. 7431
Dear, I’m regretting ; w Adeline Blass,
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1933;
E unp. 70768; Henry B. Nathan.
7432
Dear if only you were here; fox trot
song. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp.
69870; Adolph C. Kirkreit. 7433
Dear mothers; song. © 1 ¢. Apr. 24,
1933; EH unp. 70571; Dorothy Ellen
Wiedergott. 7434
Dear (The) old beer is here again; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1933;
E unp. 69811; Charles Alexander De-
vine. 7435
Dear old dad; gong, arr. by Harry
Powell. © 1 ¢c. Apr. 19, 1933; H
unp. 70286; Marion Halkair. 7436
Dear return again; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Apr. 19, 19838; E unp. 70526;
Giovanni Garbarino. 7437
Debt (The); w J. Rittenhouse, m Ed-
ward Potter; mezzo or bar. ©1€c.
Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70586; Edward
C. Potter. 7438
Deep in dreams; w and melody Pat
Ballard. ©1c. Apr. 7, 1933; E unp.
69798; Francis D. Ballard. 7439
Deep (A) thought; string arr., R. H.
Bassett, arr. Spielter; pf.-conductor.
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1983; E unp. 70712;
Movietone music corp. 7440
Défilé des comsomols; de Serge Weks-
ler; pf. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29284; Choudens. 7441
SLT
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7442
De-moc-ra-cy; march, w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 1, 19383; E unp. 69550;
Josephine Elizabeth Ballou. 7442
Depression (The) blues; song. ©
Mar. 14, 1933; E unp. 35602; Nellie
A. Wegner. 7443
Depression blues; fox-trot, m Wendell
T. Given; pf. treble with w. ©1c.
Apr. 7, 193838; E unp. 69800; Ruth
Daugherty. 7444
Depuis que je vous aime; fox-trot, de.
Le roi des palaces, paroles Serge
Veber, m Raoul Moretti; avec ac-
cord de l’ukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E for. 29396; Editions Salabert.
7445
Dernier virage; de Bidon d’or, Henry
Verdun; violon et pf. © Nov. 1,
1932; E for. 29488; Hditions Sala-
bert. 7446
Despedida ; tango, letra Felipe Arana;
pf. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1933; E unp.
69721: Jorge Huberto Santoni.
T7447
Destino (El); tango, du film Espé-
rame, de Carlos Gardel, arr. Francis
Salabert; orch. ptes. et paroles. ©
Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 29317; Editions
Salabert. 7448
Determined to stand to the end ; hymn,
w tr. N. Carlson, m arr. A. L. S.
July 6, 1932; E pub. 35760;
thaniel Carlson.
Na-
7449
Deus Sic dilexit mundum; motet, m
Stainer, adaptation of Latin text,
new organ ace. and arr. Ludwig
Bonyvin; mixed cho. © Sept. 20,
1932; E pub. 35961; McLaughlin &
Reilly co. 7450
Deutscher f6hn; marsch, vy. Ernst
Hanfstaengl, instrumentiert v. Her-
mann Krome; orch. stimmen. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29088; Ed. Bote
& G. Bock. 7451
Deux (Les) guitares; arr. musical
Francis Salabert; 1° violino et vio-
lino ripiano, ad lib., violoncello et
contrabasso, ad lib., avee pf.-conduc-
teur. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29326;
Editions Salabert. 7452
Diligente (La); by Francois Couperin,
arr. C. Egerton Lowe; pf. © Apr. 6,
1933; E for. 29239; Joseph Williams,
ltd. 7453
Din caval; Rumanian rhapsody; pf.
conductor. © 1. Apr. 3, 1933; E
unp. 69634; Milan Roder and Ar-
nold Kraushaar. 7454
pt. III, 0. s., V. 28
Dinah Lou; w Ted Koehler, melody
Rube Bloom; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © Apr. 5, 1933; EB
pub. 35688; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 7455
Dirt dishin’ Daisy; w Lou Klein, m
Lou Herscher. © Feb. 10, 1983; E
pub. 85872; Lawrence music pub-
lishers, ine. 7456
di Sessa (Andrea) Rondeau; violin
and pf. © Mar. 2, 1933; E pub.
35748 ; Andrea di Sessa. T7457
Divertimento; by Jean Androux,
adapted and arr. Alfred Moffat; pf.
© Feb. 16, 1933; E for. 29141;
Augener Itd. 7458
Dixie drag; w Diane Carroll, melody.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1933; E unp. 70378;
Floyd Kraner. 7459
Do it now; from Step lively, w R. S.
Hewiett, m E. E. Stowell. © Mar.
28, 1983; E pub. 35715; Roger S.
Hewlett and Edward E. Stowell.
7460
hymn, w and m A. H.
© Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
Robert H. Coleman. 7461
Do the best you can; song, arr. Wm.
Do something ;
Ackley.
35908 ;
M. Doran. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1983; E
unp. 69820; Tillie McGuire Doran.
7462
Doll (The) dance; pf. © 1. Apr.
27, 1933; E unp. 70676; Elfreda
Zanes Morgan. 7463
Dominica X post Pentecosten; de
Charles Tournemire, op. 57; grand
orgue. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29305; Heugel. 7464
Dominica XI post Pentecosten; de
Charles Tournemire, op. 57; grand
orgue. © Dec. 31, 19382; E for.
29304 ; Heugel. 7465
Dominica XII post Pentecosten; de
Charles Tournemire, op. 57; grand
orgue. © Dee. 31, 1932; E. for.
29303; Heugel. 7466
Don’t be late in the morning; w
Arthur Le Clerg, m Peter Mendoza;
With ukulele arr. © Apr. 19, 1933;
E for. 29237; Campbell, Connelly &
o., ltd. 7467
Don’t forget me; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@
Apr. 24, 1983; E unp. 70434; J. B.
Madison. 7468
318
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 4, 1933
Don’t go back on your Uncle Sam;
song. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp.
69899; Greta Mae Harris. 7469
Don’t know why I cry; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E unp.
70223; Jack Greenman, Emil Bil-
otta and George Clare. 7470
Don’t say goodbye; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Mar. 27, 19388; EH unp. 69571;
John Carlson. T7471
song. © 1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E
unp. 70617; Miriam 8S. MacMurphy.
F472:
Don’t say good-bye, sweet-heart; fox
trot, w S. Adelman, melody Benny
Adelman. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1933; EH
unp. 70568; Samuel Adelman and
Benjamin Adelman. 7473
Dormite; di Dan Caslar; pf. ©1..
Nov. 14, 1932); E unp. 69985 ; Fratelli
Curci. TATA
Dors, mon petit gars; Alsace, chant
populaire harmonisé Henry - Vas-
seur; cheur mixte. © Jan. 15,
1933; E for. 29276; Heugel. 7475
Double crossing baby; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1983; E unp. 69706;
Lon Slaughter. 7476
Down a Carolina lane; w Mitchell
Parish, m Frank Perkins; with uku-
lele arr. © Mar. 25, 1933; E pub.
35703; Mills music, inc. TAIT
Down. along the Jersey shore; song.
©1e. Mar. 15, 1933; BE unp. 69554;
Burghardine Elizabeth Freund.
tAT8
Down at the roller skating rink; w
and melody. © 1. Apr. 5, 1983;
E unp. 69695; Burnett Jarvis.
TAT9
Down by the willow tree; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70105;
Joseph 8. Mellinger. 7480:
Down in old Monterey; tango, w
Frank Schuitzberg, melody William
Pierce. ©1c. Apr. 18, 1933; E unp.
70226; Frank I. Schultzberg. 7481
Down in the valley of love; diagram
arr.; Hawaiian guit. Apr. 1,
1983; E pub. 35660; Harry Scott
Kelso. 7482
Down lover’s lane; w Henry A. East,
melody Starret system club. © 1.
Apr. 18, 1983; E unp. 70204; Henry
Hast. 7483
7498
Down the shady lane; w 8. Armstrong,
mJ; Beck. ‘© :1 c. Apr. 21, 1933;
EH unp. 70508; Sybil Armstrong and
John Beck. 7484
Down where the Budweiser flows;
song, m Joseph Hunt. © 1c. Apr. 1,
1933; EH unp. 69534; Fred L. Gerbig.
7485
Down where the cocoanuts grow;
song, melody Jack Mahoney. © 1c.
Mar. 17, 1983; E unp. 69557 ; Gilbert
Czigans. 7486
Dramatic outburst no. 1; by Hugo
Friedhofer; pf.-conductor. © 1 «.
Apr. 28, 19338; E unp. 70711; Movie-
tone music corp. T487 |
Dramatische ouvertiire; von Franz von
Blon, arr. Carl Zimmer; salonorch.
stimmen. © Feb. 4, 1933; E for.
29256; Gebr. Hug & co. 7488
Dream cabin; song, m Luther A.
Clarke © wre Apres i 1933" "Rup:
69532 ; Emma R. Fisher. 7489
Dream castles; song. © Apr. 10,
1933; E pub. 35801; O. Norman Ol-
sen. 7490
Dream lady; w and melody Joe Young
and Jean Schwartz. © 1c. Apr. 22,
1933; E unp. 70395; Irving Berlin,
inc. 7491
Dream of me; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 21, 1933; E unp. 70361; Bar-
bara Bramwell. 7492
Dream of the shepherdess ; idylle, Aug.
Labitzky, arr. Calvin Grooms; solo
or duet for violin, and pf. © Mar.
21, 1933; E pub. 35370; Century
music pub. co. 7493
Dream rhapsody; w Christina Rosetti,
m Harvey Gaul; women’s voices,
with viola and flute obbl. ad lib. ©
Apr. $3, 19835" Hi. pubwisobeenchtd.
Fischer & bro. 7494
Dreamer of dreams; waltz song, m
Howell O. Morrison. © Dee. 12,
1932; E pub. 35697; Paul Halls.
7495
Same. © Feb. 1, 1933; E pub.
30670; Paul Halls. 7496
Dreamin’ time; song, w Faith Thor-
kildson.. ©fa @ Apr. 15;219833 (ER
unp. 70196; Ranson Dale Gifford.
T7497
Dreaming; fox trot song. © 1c. Apr.
12, 1983; E unp. 70263; Anna Wiel-
gZosz. 7498
319
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7499
—song, w George W. Kuepper. ©
he. Aprivt, 1933; anp) 69785;
Robert Orville Bingen. 7499
Dreaming in the shade of a Sleepy
everglade; w F. Schultzberg, melody
Bill Pierce. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1933;
E unp. 69902; Frank I, Schultzberg
and William Pierce. 7500
Dreaming of mother and home; valse
song. ©1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp.
69572; Amy Norton Wittmer. 17501
Dreaming of you; from Purely pla-
tonic, w Jane Bender, m Mildred
Clarke. © Mar. 10, 1933; E pub.
35954; Ella Mildred Clarke. 7502
Dreams; w and melody. © 1. Apr.
3, 1933; E unp. 69591; Wallace
Cryor. 7503
w Frank Eyton, m Melville Gid-
eon. © Apr. 3, 1933; E for. 292038;
Chappell & co., 1td. 7504
Dreams of romance; valse song. ©
£L ec, Aprsl9, 1933; HL unp. (0527;
C, R. Johnson. 7505
Dreams of yesterday; song, with uku-
lele; arr: _ ©Apr:» 3,,.1933:) EB. for:
29077 ; Wilbert A. Zimmerman. 7506
Dreamy Miami moon; pf. with w. ©
1 ec Apr. 10, 1933; E unp. 69924;
Arthur McFarlane. 7507
Dreamy moonlight; song, m Harry
ehiitord. (©) a c.. Ape 1 1955; Bi
unp. 69887; Peter K. Regudon.
7508
Dreamy river waltz; song, arr. for pf.,
Clifton R. Simpson. © 1c. Apr. 26,
1933; E unp. 70622; Bruce A. Lam-
bert, 7909
Dressing up my day dreams; song. ©
1c. Mar. 7, 1933; E unp. 69996; ‘Fa-
tima Mabel Young. 7510
Drink drink drink; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 10, 1983; E unp. 69923;
William Klesmer. 7511
Drinking song; incl. Benny Havens
arr. Philip Egner, w Ted Marshall
and Pete Tyer, m Ted Marshall;
male voices, a cappella. © 1. Apr.
8, 1933; E unp. 69858; Dialectic soc.
7512
Drop, slow tears; anthem or introit for
Lent or Passiontide, w Phineas
Fletcher ; mixed voices. © Mar. 14,
1933; E for. 288378; Greville Cooke.
7513 |
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Drowsy dreams; musical play, w Nel-
lie Brown. © 1 c. Feb. 27, 1933;
D 28420; Marian Westgarth. 7513*
Drums and guns; song, w H. Price and
Bob Swenterley. © 1 ¢ Apr. 6,
1933; E unp. 70092; Herbert Price.
7514
Du plagiat musical; étude scientifique
et technique, J. Landeroin. © Jan.
15, 1933 ; A for. 20253; Heugel. 7515
Du schwarzer Zigeuner; tango, deut-
scher text Beda, m Karel Vacek, kla-
vier arr. Alexander Steinbrecher ;
mit ukulele arr. Al. Seander.
Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 28474; Wiener
operettenverlag, G.m.b.H., Dacapo
verlag. 7516
Dubuque; w F. C. Maher, m Margaret
Mary Hughes and Rita Dolphin. ©
Apr. .19,°'19383; “Epub. “sagea anon.
Francis Clare Maher. 7TO17
Dusky madness; by Hal Findlay; pf.
© Apr. 10, 1933; E pub. 35695; Sam
Fox pub. co. 7518
Earthquake (The) of Los Angeles;
song. © Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69847;
Dorsey Scott Decker. 7519
Same. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1933; BE
unp. 70687; Dorsey Seott Decker.
7520
Easter (An) carol; song, m C. Spencer
Tocus; mixed voices; organ acc.
Apr. 17, 1933; E pub. 35868; Ed-
ward S. Williams. 7521
Easter morn; w by Frank De Witt
Brown, m W. B. Olds; med. voice,
organ ace. © Apr. 3, 1933; E pub.
35626; Gamble hinged music co.
7522
Eastern (An) lullaby; by Gilbert A.
Alcock; violoncello and pf. © Apr.
6, 19838; E for. 29241; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd. 7523
Economy (An) cut; pt.-song, w and m
Reginald Cross; mixed voices. ©
Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29208; W. Pax-
ton & co., ltd. 7524
Hight little darkies on a fence; w Gus
Kahn, m Oscar Levant, pf. arr.
Wayne Allen. ©1c. Apr. 18, 1933;
E unp. 70645; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 7525
Eko vill du svara mej; vals, ur Vi som
gi kodksviigen; text GOsta Stevens,
m Georg Enders; pf. © Dee. 1,
1932: E for. 29118; Nils-Georgs mu-
sikforlags, a.b. 7526
320
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
Elle est blonde; fox-trot, paroles Géo
Koger et J. Bertet, m Vincent Scot-
to; avec accord de l’ukulele. © Dec.
31, 1932; E for. 293880; Editions Sal-
abert. tae
Empty words; song. © 1c. Apr. 28,
1933; E unp. 70728; Marguerite Ab-
bott. 7528
En route, mes enfants; marche mili-
taire, Guy d’Arvor; violon et pf. ©
Dec. 15, 1982; E for. 29474; Editions
Salabert. 7529
Enchanter; by R. H. Bassett; pf. con-
ductor. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1933; E unp.
70465; Movietone music corp. 7530
Enchantment; w Anna Moody, m Jes-
sie Moore Wise; med. voice; in C. ©
Mar. 27, 1933; E pub. 35677; Boston
music co. 7531
End of the depression; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70478;
James F. Conway. 7532
Ensino moderno de piano; aprendisa-
gem racionalisada, de Antonio Sa
Pereira. Curso superior completo.
© Feb. 23, 1933; A—Foreign 20256;
G. Ricordi & co. 7533
Envoi (L’); w Rudyard Kipling, m
Norman Ostrem. © 1 c¢. Apr. 3,
1933; E unp. 70520; Norman W. Os-
trem. 7534
Envying the birds; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 5, 1983; E unp. 69708; Ida
Lee Victoria. 7535
Hole generique; de Serge Weksler; pf.
© Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 29289; Chou-
dens.
Epitaph (An) ; w Walter de la Mare,
m W. H. Swinburne. © Mar. 21,
1933 ; E for. 29079; Joseph Williams,
ltd. 7537
Ere’s bonita; w and melody. © 1 «.
Apr. 5, 19383; E unp. 69672; Thomas
A. Stevens. 7538
Hs klopft an die tiir.. ; English waltz,
aus Hotel, w Hudson u. Max Kolpe,
m Stephan Weiss u. Paul Mann. ©
Jan. 31, 1933; E for. 29126; Ufaton-
verlags, G.m.b.H. 7539
Esmeralda, I’m on the railroad; w and
m Frank Brookert. © Apr. 25,
19383; E pub. 36006; George F.
Briegel, inc. 7540
Espera; bolero; pf. © 1c. Mar. 28,
1983; E unp. 69782; Rafael Munoz
Medina. 7O41
7536 —
Esquiva; letra y m Luis A. Rivera.
© Feb. 24, 1933; E for. 29245;
Southern music pub. ¢o., inc. 7542
Etre adorée de toi; tango, paroles E.
Recagno, m Roger Dumas; avec ac-
cord de l’ukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E for. 29386; Editions Salabert.
7543
Etude arabesque; by Felix Swinstead ;
pf. © Feb. 15, 1983; E for. 29144;
Augener Itd. 7544
Etwas ftir sie; schlager aus der Nel-
son-revue, w Hans Hannes, Hans
Lengsfelder u.a., m Rudolf Nelson,
klavier arr. Fritz Freed u. Billy
Golwyn. © Mar. 22, 1933; E for.
29085; Musikverlag City. 7545
Everything’s as it should be; w Joe
Young, melody Jean Schwartz. ©
ie. Apr...20,; 19383 + Eunp... 703812%
Irving Berlin, inc. 7546
Exultation ; piéce symphonique, Powell
Weaver ; organ and pf. © Apr. 11,
1933; E pub. 35805; J. Fischer &
bro. (547
F. D. R. our leader; song, m Mary
Littlejohn and Clare Burch. ©1c.
Apr. 17, 1983; E unp. 70176; James
L. McCown. 7548
F. F. A. club song; song, m Henry
Clay Sherman. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1933;
E unp. 69739’; Ethel Landon Sweeney
and Arthur Sweeney. 7549
F. P. 1 antwortet nicht; schlager aus
dem film, w Walter Reisch, m Allan
Gray. © Dec. 22, 1932; EH for.
29124; Ufaton-verlags, G.m.b.H.
7550
Face the facts; w Lorenz Hart, m
Richard Rodgers. © 1 c. Apr. 18,
1933; E unp. 70644; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 7501
Facing the future with Jesus; hymn,
w and m A. H. Ackley. © Mar. 3,
1983 ; E pub. 35902; Robert H. Cole-
man. 7552
Fairy folk; w and m Rosilla Gross, ed.
John M. Williams; pf. © Jan. 31,
1933; E pub. 35680; Boston music
co. 7553
Fais vite; valse musette, de La belle
mariniére, Georges Briez; pf.
Dee. 31, 1982; E for. 29858; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 7554
Fancy your taking a fancy to me; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1933;
E unp. 70228; Charles H. Frizzelle.
7555
321
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Fantaxe> byjA.y Reiser +..pft, ©) ae
Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69767; Movie-
tone music corp. 7506
Fantaisie arabe; de Jacques Janin;
pf. © Dec. 15, 1982; E. for. 29475;
Editions Salabert. 7507
Fantasy overture; by Roland Diggle;
arean.. ©) Apresd3,. 1933: tpub.
35842; White-Smith music pub. co.
7558
Farewell to love; pf. with w. © 1.
Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 70161; Harold
D. Miller. 7559
Farmer’s (The) daughter’s wedding
day; w Ned Washington and Herb
Magidson, m Allie Wrubel; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 4, 1933; E pub.
35693 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.
7560
Faubourienne (La); valse song, pa-
roles Pierre Alberty. © Oct. 1,
1932; E for. 29107; D. Berniaux.
7561
Faults; w Joe Ahearn; pf. © 1c.
Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70574; Stanley
Carlson Mason. 7562
Faut savoir faire tous les métiers;
6/8 marche, dans L’enfant de ma
sceur, paroles Mouezy-Eon et Max-
Blot, m Maurice Yvain; avec accord
de l’ukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E
for. 29412; Editions Salabert. 7563
Feelin’ my way; by Eddie Lang, tran-
scribed and arr. Dave Berend; plec-
trum guit. solo with pf. or guit. acc.
© Apr. 3, 1933; E pub. 35631; Rob-
bins music corp. 7564
Feuilles (Les) du matin; valses, Jo-
hann Strauss, arr. Julien Porret;
orch. avec jazz ptes. © Jan. 15,
1933; E for. 29298; Heugel. 7565
Fifth nocturne; by J. Leybach, op. 52,
arr. Calvin Grooms; solo or duet for
violin, and pf. © Mar. 21, 1933; E
pub. 35373; Century music pub. Se
7566
Fighia nesci a balla; w and melody
Giuseppe Grande. © 1c. Apr. 25,
1933; E unp. 70560; Joseph Cera-
bino. 7567
Fill the bowl; w and m Louis McBay;
med. voice. © Jan. 18, 1933; E pub.
35647; White-Smith music pub. co.
7568
Finns det ingen liten genviig in till
ditt hjirta; foxtrot, ur Vi som ga
kéksvigen; text Nils-Georg, m
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Pierre Leblanc; pf. © Dee. 1, 1932;
E for. 29119; Nils-Georgs musikf6r-
lags, a. b. 7569
Fior scoloriti e pallide viole; versi
Matteo Maria Boiardo, m Mario Per-
sico. © Mar. 28, 1983; E for. 29269;
G. Ricordi & co. 7570
Fiorella; valzer, Illuminato Culotta;
jazz-orech. pti. con pf.-conduttore.
© Apr. 4, 1933; E for. 29264; G.
Ricordi & co. 7571
Fireside dreams; pf. © 1. Apr. 27,
1933; E unp. 70688; Dorothy Eliza-
beth Borchers. (972
First book of studies for oboe or Eng-
lish horn; scales and exercises for
beginners, Albert J. Andraud.
Jan. 15, 1933; E for. 29488; AI-
phonse Leduc et cie. 7973
First duets; by E. Markham Lee; 2
’ pfs!’ © 'Feb. '3,°1933'> fore aver:
Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine. with
John G. Murdoch & co., ltd. 7574
Fitelberg (Jerzy) Trois mazurkas. 1.
Pf.—2. Partition d’orch. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 29511, 29512; Editions
Salabert. 7575, T576
Five (A) year plan; fox trot song, w
A. H. Courson. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1933;
E unp. 70335; Paul Naumann. 7577
Flag (The) of America, my home;
song, m Vincent G. Ragone. © Apr.
7, 1983; E pub. 35725; Georgia Her-
bert Ricardo. 7578
Fleur de joie; paroles E. Recagno, m
Roger Dumas; avec accord de l’uku-
lele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29378;
Editions Salabert. 7579
Flor de cabaret; son; violin. © 1c.
Apr. 1, 1933; E unp. 69555; Leo Gon-
zalez. 7580
Florelle; waltz, José M. Lucchesi;
orch. ptes. © Noy. 1, 1932; E for.
29132; Choudens. 7581
Florida; march, J. J. Richards; band
pts. © Mar. 28, 1933; E pub. 35581 ;
Cc. L. Barnhouse, inc. 7582
Flower (The) of my heart; w and m
Erik Langenburg; in C. © March
13, 1983; E for. 29442; Peter Mau-
rice music co., ltd. 7583
Forlat mej; vals, text Nils-Georg, m
Sonja Sahlberg; pf. © Apr. 1, 1932;
E for. 29114; Nils-Georgs musikf6or
lags, a. b. 7584
322
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
7614
Follow the gleam; hymn, w and m | Fox-trot no. 38; pf.
B. B. McKinney. © Mar. 3, 1983;
EH pub. 35889; Robert H. Coleman.
7585
Follow the leader; by Roy Frazee; pf,
Jan. 26, 19383; E pub. 35646;
White-Smith music pub. co. 7586
—song. ©1c. Apr. 4, 1933; E unp.
69651; Ellen B. Nickum. 7587
Fondu (Un), un momo; 6/8 one-step,
de Au pays du soleil, paroles René
Sarvil, m Vincent Scotto; avec ac-
cord de ’ukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932;
HE for, 29388; Editions Salabert.
7588
For it doesn’t matter; w and m Ma-
tilda Curtiss. © Mar. 8, 1933; E
pub. 35757; Walter A. Quincke.
7589
For just another day; waltz song,
melody the Starret system club. ©
1 c. Apr. 25, 1983; E unp. 70576;
Lewis James Goss. 7590
For the time being; w Mannie Silk, m
Al Kottmann. © 1c. Dec. 27, 1982;
EK unp. 69862; Albert Kottmann.
7591
For you broke my heart; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp.
69710; Hattie E. Williams. 7592
Forget that I said goodbye; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1983; E unp. 70104;
Anthony P. Ferragonio. 7593
Forget your troubles, dream of tomor-
row; w K. Birtha, m A. Gyuresak
and J. Kedves. © 1 ec. Apr. 25,
1933; E unp. 70554; Arpy Gyurcsak,
James Kedves and Kalman Birtha.
7594
Forgive me; fox-trot song. © 1 ec.
Apr. 19, 1933; E unp. 70528; Edith
Helfand. ' 7595
Forgotten (The) man; song. © 1 ©.
Apr. 21, 1983; E unp. 70371; Gerson
Gutman Hisenberg. 7596
Forward America; march; pf. © 1c.
Apr. 7, 1983; E unp. 69817; Peter
Lewin. 7597
Foster (Arnold) Concerto; on coun-
try dance tunes; 2 pfs. © Feb. 28,
1933; E for. 28926; Arnold Foster.
7598
Yox-trot no. 2; pf. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1933; E unp. 69737 ; Alexander Fish-
man. 7599
© 1.¢.: Apr. ‘6,
1933 ; E unp. 69738; Alexander Fish-
man, 7600
Fragil Marioneta; tango, José M. Luc-
chesi, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29321;
Editions Salabert. 7601
Fragile things; w and m Eugenia
Whyte. ©1c. Apr. 1, 1933; E unp.
69607; Mrs. J. B. White. 7602
Franklin Roosevelt, there’s nothing the
matter with him; song, arr. Paul J.
Church. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp.
69602; Georgina Gordon Keeler.
7603
Franklin Roosevelt we’re back of you;
w and melody Eddie Welch. ©1c.
Apr. 28, 1933; E unp. 70746; Edward
Hugene Welch. 7604
Franks; Stahl-Meyer theme _ song;
male voices. © 1. Apr. 15, 1933;
E unp. 70549; Hrnest A. Weber.
7605
Friday evening service; according to
the Union prayer book of the Jewish
worship, w traditional, m Maurice
Goldman; mixed voices; pf. or or-
gan ace. © Apr. 10, 1983; E pub.
35738; M. Witmark & sons. 7606
Frihling lied; song, w Jacob Edelshtat,
Mar. 10, 1933; E pub. 35319;
Henry Lefkowitch. 7607
From Czecho-Slovakia; arr. James
Brown; violin with pf. acc. ed.
Nancy Gilford. © Mar. 27, 1933; H
for. 29179; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 7608
From you to me; fox-trot song. ©1¢e.
Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69573; Helen
Bielmeier. 7609
Full speed ahead; w EH. H. Beyer, mel-
ody Gay Medley. © 1 ¢. Jan. 27,
1933; E unp. 66878; Milly Gay
Schultz and Edgar H. Beyer. 7610
Funiculaire; scherzo, Serge Weksler ;
pf. © Dee. 31, 1982; E for. 29290;
Choudens. 7611
Gagliano (Baltazar) Pdelude; melody
with pf. ace. ©1c. Apr. 19, 1933; E
unp. 70296; Baltazer Gagliano. 7612
Gambe in aria; one-step, Giulio Don-
nard. ©1e. Nov. 14, 1932; E unp.
69986; Fratelli Curci. 7613
Garden (A) swing; by William Hod-
son; pf. © Apr. 20, 1933; E pub.
35985; Theodore Presser co. 7614
323
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7615
Gatta (La); canzone, melodia Domi-
nick Ietti. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1933;
E unp. 68775; Maria Gattieri. 7615
Gavotte des moutons; by Martini, arr.
James Brown; violin, with pf. acc.
ed. Nancy Gilford. © Mar. 27, 1983;
E for. 29191; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
7616
Gay (The) spring; 2-pt. song, w Rob-
ert Bridges, m Harold Greenhill. ©
Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29228; Edward
Arnold & co. 7617
Gee but I get a lonesome feeling; song,
arr. G. Liepold. Rey. version. © 1
e. Apr. 5, 1983; E unp. 697138; Cath-
erine Louise Akin. 7618
Geisha girl; pf. ©1c. Apr. 10, 1933;
E unp. 69909; Juan A. Aguilar. 7619
Gentle Annie; by Stephen C. Foster,
arr. Fred A. Schiefelbein; pf. with
w. © Apr. 15, 1933; E pub. 35772;
Volkwein bros., inc. 7620
Gertrude dear; w and melody. ©1c.
Apr. 25, 1983; E unp. 70497; Mary
Morang. 7621
Gest; versi Giovanni Pascoli, m An-
tonio Veretti. © Mar. 28, 1933; E
for. 29265; G. Ricordi & co. 7622
Ghost dance; Menominee Indians, by
Isidor Philipp, of France, op. 91; pf.
© Apr. 20, 1933 ; E pub. 35978 ; Theo-
dore Presser co. 7623
Ghost (The) of love; pf. with w. ©
1 ce. Apr. 20, 19838; E unp. 70808;
Jean Wakefield. 7624
Giant’s (The) fight; song, from Sugar
house. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1933; E unp.
70325; Agnes Elizabeth Rose. 7625
Girl of my thoughts, sweetheart of
mine; fox trot song, m Ernest Shon-
field. © 1. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp.
69627; Niels Burgaard Petersen.
7626
Give me a pick and shovel; w and m
Ralph B. Vincent. © Apr. 25, 1933;
E pub. 36019; George F. Briegel, ine.
7627
Give me the key to your heart; song,
w Emma A. Schreyer. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1983; E unp. 70445; Frank Ru-
dolph Schreyer. 7628
Glad hearts; w and m Bob Miller and
Gene and Glenn; mixed voices. ©
Apr. 11, 1933; E pub. 35788; Robbins
music corp. 7629
pt. III, 0. s., v.28
Glass (A) of beer — oceans of cheer;
song, m Louis H. Olesen. © 1 e.
Apr. 21, 1983; E unp. 70365; John
Esa. 7630
Glass (A) of golden bubbies; from
Waltz time, adapted from m of Jo-
hann Strauss by Louis Levy, Eng-
lish, A. P. Herbert; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 23, 1933; E for. 29205 ;
Chappell & co., ltd. 7631
Glendalough ; 4 violins and pf. ©1 e.
Apr. 29, 1983; E unp. 70772; Louise
Daggett Fischer. 7632
Glockenspiel ; de Madchen in uniform,
paroles F. Beissier, folklore alle-
mand arr. Milde-Meissner. © Oct.
1, 1932; E for. 29495; EHditions
Campbell. 7633
Gloria in excelsis; hymnal, ed. and
compiled J. Lincoln Hall, C. Austin
Miles and Adam Geibel. © Mar. 16,
1933; A 61068; Hall-Mack co. 7634
Glorious beer; w Steve Leggett, m
Will Godwin, new arr. Albert Szir-
mai; with ukulele arr. © Apr. 4,
1933; E pub. 30710; Harms, ine.
7635
Glorious (A) night in Venice; song,
melody Wendell T. Given. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 19, 1933; E unp. 70301; An-
drew EH. Toce. 7636
Glory be to God; hymn, w anon., m
B. B. McKinney. © Mar. 3, 1933;
E pub. 35905; Robert H. Coleman.
7637
Go forward; service, w Edith San-
ford Tillotson, and others, m I. H.
Meredith and others, compiled I. H.
Meredith. © Mar. 20, 1933; E pub.
35830; Tullar-Meredith co. 7638
Go go Chicago wonder city home of
mine; song; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 29, 1933; E pub. 35548; Clitus
M. Wickens. 7639
Go no more a-rushing; song, from
Queen Elizabeth’s Virginal book,
arr. with descant, H. A. Chambers.
© Apr. 18, 1933; E for. 29467; No-
vello & co., Itd. 7640
God gave me a wonderful mother;
waltz, w and m Robert Muirhead.
© Apr. 24, 1933; E for. 29498; Gor-
don V. Thompson, Itd. 7641
God is King of all the nations; w
and m Lila La Motte. © 1. Apr.
27, 1933; E unp. 70700; Elizabeth
J. La Motte. 7642
324
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
7672
God save America; pf. with w. © | Good-bye to dreams and you; valse,
Apr. 14, 19388; E pub. 35844; John
J. Mahoney. 7643
God’s promise; w Annie Johnson; ten.
solo and quartet. © 1c. Apr. 25,
1933; E unp, 70585; Edward C. Pot-
ter. 7644
God’s word and promise; hymn, w tr.,
m J. Holmstrand. © July 6, 1932;
E pub. 35764; S. C. Theo. Ramsey.
7645
Goin’ fishin’; by Roy Frazee; pf. ©
Jan. 26, 19383; E pub. 35644; White-
Smith music pub. co. 7646
Gold-digger ; couplet, cancion. © 1c.
Apr. 3, 1933; E unp. 69644; Anna
Alfaro de Conte. 7647
Goldbach (Stanislav) Sonata; op. 25;
pf. © Nov. 17, 1982; E for. 29097 ;
Stanislav Goldbach. 7648
Golden (The) eagles jingle; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp.
69916; Nelvin Eddie Strickland.
7649
Gondoliere (Der) des dogen; oper.
Poul Knudsen, m Emil Nikolaus von
Reznicek; orch. Partitur. © Oct.
3, 1982; D 28427; Edition Adler,
G.m.b.H. 7649*
Gone; melody Joe Zatourinsky. ©
ee -apr. Io, 198a>"H “ump. 0132:
Haim Zatourinsky. 7650
w F. I. Schultzberg, melody Bill
Pierce. © 1c. Apr. 10, 19383: E
unp. 69904; Frank I. Schultzberg and
William Pierce. 7651
Gone but not forgotten; song, w J.
Harlin and Ken Dombey; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Apr..14, 1938; E
unp. 70031; J. Harlin. 7652:
Gone from me; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 20, 1983; E unp. 70320; Eddie
Edwards. 7653.
Good-bye; w and melody. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1983; E unp. 70443; Peter Pace.
7654
Good bye dear; slow waltz, w Andres
R. Javier, and melody. © 1. Apr.
22, 1933; E unp. 70409; Isidro P.
Sipin. 7605
Good bye depression blues; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1933; E unp.
70529; Fred G. Strickland. 7656
Good bye! poor old Mother Prohibi-
tion; w and melody. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1932: E unp. 64905; Francis Balma,
sr. 7657
w and m Joe Zatourinsky. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70133; Haim
Zatourinsky. 7658
Goodbye (The) waltz; song; with uku-
lele and banjo chords. © 1. Apr.
6, 1983; E unp. 69734; Edith Mae
Goodwin. 7659
Good (The) companions; selection,
George Posford, arr. Lynn Vaughan ;
pf. © Mar. 27, 1933; EH for. 29070;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd. 7660
Good evenin’, Mister Nightingale; fox-
trot, w and m Lew Pollack and Tot
Seymour, special arr. Ferdie Grofeé;
arch. pts. © Apr. 5, 1933; E pub.
35685 ; Leo Feist, inc. 7661
with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 24, 1983; E pub. 35586; Leo
Feist, inc. 7662
Good (The) old days are here; w and
m Ray Klages, Jack Meskill and
Vincent Rose; with ukulele arr.
Haia Kaa. © Apr. 18, 1983; E pub.
35856; Keit-Engel, inc. 7663
Good times are coming; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70056;
Dora Runge. 7664
w and melody. © 1. Apr. 26,
1933; E unp. 70606; Wm. J. Bos-
kello. 7665
Good times are here; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70629;
Clyde Wolz Kincaid. 7666
Good times are ’round the corner;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1. Apr. 24, 1933; E
unp. 70439; Mabel Crosby. 7667
Goop (A) called Knute; w and m
Dave Ringle and Ernest Stevens;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 3, 1933;
E pub. 35590; Broadway music corp.
7668
Gracias; w:'and m Bonnie Lou Lake.
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70567 ;
Annette Yde Lake. 7669
Gracie Allen’s missing brother; w and
melody. © 1 c. Apr. 17, 1933; E
unp. 70224; Jack Greenman, George
Clare and Emil Bilotta. 7670
Grand (A) slam in love; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Apr. 14, 19383; E unp.
70079; Vic Meyers. 7671
Grandpa’s dance album; with calls, se-
lected and arr. and with original
compositions, Henri Weber; pf. solo,
pf. accordion and orch. pts. © Apr.
26, 19383; E for. 36049; Belwin, inc.
7672
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O20
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7673
Grateful song praises; w and melody.
© 1c, Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70125;
Hugh Elmer Nichols. 7673
Grétastrid: danse suédoise, Serge
Weksler; pf. © Dec. 31, 1932; E
for. 29285; Choudens. 7674
Grey eyes; w Geo. Sherzer, m Enzo
Aita. © Mar. 21, 19333 oH) spub.
35804; J. K. Shell. 7675
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) To spring;
op. 43, no. 6, arr. Calvin Grooms;
solo or duet for violin, and pf. ©
Mar. 21, 1933; E pub. 35369; Cen-
tury music pub. co. 7676
Gruby skandal; eczesS¢ wokalna, an-
dante, allegro moderato, valse mod-
erato of akt 1, and valse moderato
of akt 8, stowa i muzyke napisal J. J.
Michalski, aranzowat H. J. Flumer-
feldt; pf. © Apr. 10, 1933; E pub.
35807: Jozef J. Michalski. 7677
Gute nacht; de Madchen in uniform,
paroles Jacques Réale, m Milde-
Meissner. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
29490; Editions Campbell, Connelly.
7678
Gwendolyne; song. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1933; E unp. 697638; Marvin L.
Majors. 7679
Gypsy (A) fantasy; rhapsodic intro.,
Samuel Kaylin, arr. Emil Gersten-
berger ; pf. conductor. ©1e. Apr. 5,
1933; E unp. 69769; Movietone mu-
sic corp. 7680
Gypsy fiddles; w and m Allie Wrubel ;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 18, 1933;
E pub. 35857; Keit-Engel, inc. 7681
Gypsy lover; w and m Harold Ray-
mond and Kendall Burgess; pf.
Apr. 11, 1933; E pub. 35767; Super-
ior music, inc. 7682
Ha-de-do; w Artie Quenzer, m Bonnie
Lou Lake. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1933; E
unp. 70569; Annette Yde Lake. 7683
Handel (Georg Friedrich) Dance for
a masque; arr. James Brown; violin
with pf. acc. ed. Nancy Gilford. ©
Mar. 27, 19383; E for. 29174; Stainer
& Bell, ltd. 7684
Interlude; arr. James Brown; vio-
lin, with pf. acc. ed. Nancy Gilford,,
and 2d violin and cello pts. ad lib.
© Mar. 27, 1933; E for. 29189;
Stainer & Bell, itd, 7685
Rest of the weary; w from hymn,
J. 8S. B. Monsell, adapted to air Las-
cia ch’io pianga, m G. F. Handel,
arr. as 2-pt. anthem H. A. Cham-
pt. IIT, 0. s., Vv. 28
bers; sop. and alto. © Apr. 18,
1933; E for. 29470; Novello & co.,
ltd. 7686
—— Slow music for a ballet; arr.
James Brown; violin with pf. acc.
ed. Nancy Gifford. © Mar. 27, 1933;
E for. 29171; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
7687
Hail! hail! prosperity; song, m Albert
W. Coe; with pts. for E flat, B flat,
and C saxophones. © 1. Apr. 24,
1933 ; E unp. 70442; Julie C. Dreizy.
7688
Hail Old Redeemer; w King Bern-
theisel and Rolland Ritter, m Sam-
uel Babis and James Weston. ©1¢c.
Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70553; Henry
F. Wilkie men’s Bible class. 7689
Hail U.S.A.; w J. Guttmann, m H.
Lohr. © 1c. Apr. 12, 1933; E unp.
69980; Henrietta Lohr and Joseph
Guttmann. 7690
Handel in the Strand; clog dance,
P. A. Grainger, orch. Henry J.
Wood. Full sc. © Mar. 15, 1933;
E for. 29095; Percy Aldridge Grain-
ger. 7691
Hans de Schneekelock; chant popu-
laire, harmonisé Henry-Vasseur; 3
voix égales sans ace. © Jan. 15,
1933; E for. 29281; Heugel. 7692
Happy blues; diagram arr.; Hawaiian
steel guit. © Apr. 1, 1933; E pub.
35876; Harry Scott Kelso. 7693
Happy Dan, the old hurdy-gurdy man;
w and melody. ©1e. Apr. 4, 1933;
E unp. 69658; Lucille Pierce Fergu-
son. 7694
Happy in the Lord; pf. with w. ©
1..c. Apr’ 3, \1983 5 “tip aceee
Wallace Cryor. 7695
Happy Koogan; song. © 1c. Apr. 27,
19383; E unp. T0701; William W.
Brooks. 7696
Happy moon; fox trot song ©l1e.
Apr. 24, 19383; E unp. 70656; Mary
Pink. 7697
Happy New Year; hymn, w E. B—g.,
tr. N. Carlson, m arr. A. L. S. ©
July 6, 1932; E pub. 35759; Nathan-
iel Carlson. 7698
Happy times are returning; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1933; E
unp. 70330; L. Leon Hill. 7699
Har du ingen liten plats for mej; fox-
trot ur filmen Kirlek och kassabrist,
text Nils-Georg, m Pierre Leblanc;
pf. © Sept. 1, 1932; E for. 29120;
Nils-Georgs musikforlags, a. b. 7700
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 4, 1933
Hard times come again no more; by
Stephen C. Foster, arr. Fred A.
Schiefelbein; pf. with w. © Apr.
15, 19338; E pub. 35778; Volkwein
bros., ine. 7701
Hard times comin’ no more; w and m
Jimmy Kennedy; with ukulele arr.
Alvin D. Keech. © Apr. 4, 1933; E
for. 29196; B. Feldman & co. 7702
Harlem rent party; by Hal Findlay;
pf. © Apr. 10, 1983; E pub. 35696;
Sam Fox pub. co. 7703
Harmony; pf. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E
unp. 70156; Wallace Cryor. 7704
Hats off! the Flag goes by; w Henry
Holcomb Bennett, m Geoffrey
O’Hara; mixed cho. or quartet. ©
Mar. 30, 19383; E pub. 35609; Harms,
ine. 7705
Have a drink, boys, here’s to you and
yours and mine; w W. L. Hender-
son, melody Billy James. © 1 «
Apr. 7, 1933; E unp. 69814; Wallace
Le Grande Henderson and William
James. 7706
Have I grieved Thy holy spirit; hymn,
w Oswald J. Smith, m B. D. Ackley.
© Mar. 3, 1933; E pub. 35916; Rob-
ert H. Coleman. 7707
Have this one with me; w and m Ce-
cil Harrington; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar, 14, 1933; E for. 29452; Llew
Weir music co. 7708
Hawaii; diagram arr; Hawaiian steel
guit. © Apr. 1, 1933; E pub. 35877;
Harry Scott Kelso. 7709
Haydn (Franz Josef) Allegretto; arr.
James Brown; violin, with pf. ace.
ed. Nancy Gilford. © Mar. 27, 1933;
EH for. 29187; Stainer & Bell, Itd.
7710
Minuet and trio; arr. James
Brown; violin, with pf. acc. ed.
Naney Gilford, and 2d violin and
cello pts. ad lib. © Mar. 27, 1933;
E for. 29188; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
G71
He cannot take it; song, m Luther A.
Clark. © Apr. 28, 19383; Epub.
36081; Henry Young. (712
He is no stranger to me; hymn. ©
Apr. 5, 1988; E pub. 35740; Floyd
W. Hawkins. 77138
He’s got personality; w and m Jule Le
Nard; pf. ©1c. Apr. 28, 1933; E
unp. 70752; Julia L. Fitzpatrick.
(744
7729
He’s Gracie Allen’s brother; w J. H.
Kern, melody D. Musiker. © 1 ©¢.
Apr. 28, 1983; E unp. 70732): Diane
Musiker and John Hewins Kern.
7715
He’s the one I love; w and m Napoleon
Bonaparte Vandall. © Mar. 1,
1933; E pub. 35649; Louis P. Leh-
man. 7716
He will not let me go; hymn, w and m
B. B. McKinney. © Mar. 3, 1933;
EH pub. 35913; Robert H. Coleman.
T7172
Head over heels in love with you;
song, melody B. Overton and Dick
Kennard. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1933; E
unp. 70718; Billy Overton. 7718
Headin’ for a weddin’; w Harold Ad-
amson, m Burton Lane; with uku-
lele arr. © Apr. 10, 1983; E pub.
35739; Remick music corp. 7719
Heart (A) that can understand ; hymn,
w and m A. H. Ackley. © Mar. 3,
1933; E pub. 35917 ; Robert H. Cole-
man. 7720
Heaven and home sweet home; song.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 70189;
Jac D. Ellis. T721
Heir (An) of God’s grace; hymn, w
John R. Clements, m B. B. McKin-
ney. © Mar. 8, 1933; E pub. 35922;
Robert H. Coleman. (22,
Helena on parade; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1983; E unp. 70081;
J. Miller Smith, jr., and Ben W. Bar-
nett. 7723
Héléne; slow-fox valse, paroles Charles
Trenet, m Jane Bos; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Dee. 31, 19382; E for.
29375; Editions Salabert. 7724
——song. ©1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp.
69623 ; Eugene Spencer Karst. 7725
Hello America, here comes prosperity ;
w and melody. ©1c. Apr. 5, 1933;
FE} unp. 69685; Biagio Cartelli. 7726
Hello blondy; fox trot song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70657; Eric
Zaetsch. T7127
Hello Chicago; w Santoro, m De Fri-
ere, arr. Bert Peters; with ukulele
arr. © Apr. 18, 1933; E pub. 35835;
Eddie Santoro. (728
Hello prosperity ; w and m Gracie Cor-
nett. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp.
70451; Gracie Cornett Ramsey.
327
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7730
—w and melody. © 1c. Apr. 25,
1933; E unp. 70486; Miriam E. De-
wing. 7730
Hen cackles; ten. banjo solo, with pf.
ace. © Apr. 21, 1933; E pub. 35946;
Harry Reser. 1731
Her name is Mary; w Bruce Sievier
and Harold Ramsay, m H. Ramsay,
arr. William Stickles; male cho. or
quartet. © Mar. 30, 1933; E pub.
35608 ; Chappell & co., ltd. 7732
Here comes prosperity; fox trot song.
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1933; E unp. 70265;
Vernon Phillips. 7733
——w. and. melody., © 91 ¢. Mar. 28,
1933; E unp. 69784; Sydney Smith.
7734
Here is my day; song. ©1e. Apr. 1,
1933; E unp. 69545; Frederick C.
Russell, T7735
Here is my song; w and m Ernest
Longstaffe; in B flat. © Mar. 13,
1933; E for. 29448; Peter Maurice
music ¢o., ltd. 7736
Here’s a happy day; w Herbert J.
Brandon, m Haydn Wood; in E fiat.
© Mar. 22, 1933; E for. 29206; Chap-
pell & co., Itd. T7137
Here’s to you: w Roy Turk, m Vee
Lawnhurst: with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 20, 1933; E pub. 35926; Irving
Berlin, inc. 7738
Here ‘tis: w A. P. Bob Palms, m Clitus
M. Wickens: with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 20. 1933; E pub. 35937; Uni-
versal music sales. T739
Hey hey we're gonna be free; w Bernie
Grossman, m Harold Lewis. © 1c.
Apr. 13, 1933; E unp. 70247; Famous
music corp. 7740
Hi ho everybody I’m in love; song, w
L. T. Marsh. © 1 c. Apr. 25, 1938 ;
E unp. 70572; Luther T. Marsh and
Alton T. Swearer. 7741
Hiawatha’s lullaby; w Joe Young, m
Walter Donaldson; with ukulele arr.
© Apr. 12, 1933; E pub. 35744; Don-
aldson-Douglas & Gumble, inc. 7742
Hide and seek; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «©
Apr. 24, 19383; E unp. 70435; Mil-
dred Leichfuss. 7743
His all-discerning love; hymn-anthem,
text George Neumark, m Gwilym
Davies ; mixed voices, with sop. solo.
© Feb. 28, 1933; E pub. 35841;
White-Smith music pub. co. 7744
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 28
Hix of the stix; words picture Al
West, m Herman A. Hummel. ©
Mar. 28, 1933; E pub. 35612; Alger
R. Westcott. 7745
Hobo, you can’t ride this train; w and
m Louis Armstrong, song version
cho. rey. Clarence Gaskill; with uku-
lele arr. © Apr. 13, 1933; E pub.
35840; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.
T746
Hoch du edles bier; song, m Arno Dar-
britz. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1933; E unp.
70337; Carl Frischer. TTAT
Hold de winds; w anon., m arr. Otto
L. Bohanan. © 1. Apr. 17, 1933;
E unp. 70232: Florence D. Bohanan.
T7748
Hold me tight; w and m Alfred Hugo.
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp. 69893:
Alfred Hugo Neuberger. T7749
—w and melody. © 1. Apr. 13,
1933; E unp. 70005; Kenneth Hecht.
7750
Hold your man; w Arthur Freed, m
Nacio Herb Brown. © 1c. Apr. 25,
1933; E unp. 70591; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 7T7dl1
Hollywood rag: melody. © 1 ¢. Apr.
25, 19838; E unp. 70595; Rachel
Clark. T7152
Holy temples; Children’s day service,
w Frances Simpson and others, m
Joseph Edw. Fox and others. ©
Mar. 13, 1933; E pub. 35690; Lorenz
pub. co. 7753
Home again: w and melody. © 1 e.
Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70498; Lenora
M. Ross. T754
Home lights; trio, w Harry Lee; wo-
men’s voices, a capella. © 1 e«.
Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70454; Lue
Alice Keller. T7595
Home made heaven; from A bed time
story, w Leo Robin, m Ralph Rain-
ger; with ukulele arr. © Apr. 8,
1933; E pub. 35734; Famous music
corp. 7756
Home of my heart in County Mayo;
song, m George Milano. © Mar. 30,
1933; E pub. 35621; Ann T. Igoe.
T7157
Home on the range; lyrics rev. and m
arr. George F. Briegel. © Apr. 25,
1933; E pub. 36007; George F.
Briegel, inc. 7758
328
adios era iain eee ii iat eer hie
a
:
.
.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
7785
Home sweet home; arr. James Brown ;
violin with pf. acc. ed. Nancy Gll-
ford. © Mar. 27, 1933; E for.
29170; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 7759
Home sweet home, hide-a-way of love ;
song, w Edith Lillian Emmerich.
1 ¢c. Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 70190;
Alfred Louis Emmerich. 7760
Honest I’m in love with you; song.
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70638 ;
Edmund L. O'Donnell and William
H. Kane. 7761
Honeymoon sea; fox-trot song, m Jack
Schatenstein. © 1c. Mar. 31, 1933;
E unp. 70086; Hanna Lillian Flora.
7762
Honeymoon song; song. © 1 ec. Apr.
1, 1933 ; E unp. 69549; Russell Lloyd
Jones. 7763
Hook’s (Mr. James) minuet for the
theatre; adapted and arr. Alfred
Moffat; pf. © Feb. 16, 1933; E for.
29142; Augener, ltd. 7764
Hopeless dreams; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 13, 193838; E unp. 70065;
Agnes Virgene Morris. 7765
Hope’s forgotten song; w and m Bob
Miller and Gene and Glenn; mixed
voices. © Apr. 11, 1933; E pub.
35789; Robbins music corp. 7766
Hot and bothered, got to have love;
fox-trot song.. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1933;
EH unp. 70317; Hrnest Dale Brown
and George Rodney. T7167
Hot stuff; from Step lively, w R. S.
Hewlett, m F. D. Moore. © Mar.
29, 1933; E pub. 35712; Roger S.
Hewlett and Francis D. Moore.
7768
Hot-cha those weary old blues away;
w F.-I. Schultzberg, melody Bill
Pierce. ©1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp.
68903; Frank I. Schultzberg and
William Pierce. 7769
Hour (The) I hear you croon; song,
arr. Isabel Garvin Shelly. © 1 «.
Apr. 6, 1933; E unp. 69791; Mar-
garet O’Bryhim Watkins. 7770
Hour (An) of prayer; w and m Bob
Miller and Gene and Glenn; mixed
voices, unace. © Apr. 11, 1933; E
pub. 35787; Robbins music corp.
T7711
How about a sample, dear; w Diane
Carroll, and melody. © 1 ¢. Apr.
10, 19383; E unp. 69886; Floyd
Kraner.
TT72 |
How are you; from Step lively, w
R. S. Hewlett, m E. HE. Stowell.
Mar. 28, 1933; E pub. 35714; Roger
S. Hewlett and Edward E. Stowell.
7773
How could you forget; song, w Andy
Razaf. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1933; E unp.
69794; Will Hollander. T7174
How does a fly keep his weight down;
w and m Harry Castling; with uku-
lele arr. © Apr. 3, 1933; E for.
29090; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.
VT75
How I met Kittie; song, melody Jack
Mahoney. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E
unp. 70418; George Alcide Proulx.
7776
How I miss you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Apr. 15, 1983; E unp. 70119; Connie
Shriver. TTT7
How’s about it; w Archie Gottler, m
Jerry Gottler; with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 25, 1983; E pub. 36069; Sher-
man, Clay & Co. TT78
Hoyer (Karl) Drei kleine sonaten;
op. 18; klavier, 2 handen. © Feb.
15, 1983; E for. 29257; Fr. Portius.
T7719
Huddle up, cuddle up closer, dear;
song, m Jack Mahoney. © Mar. 18,
1933; E pub. 35965; J. W. Chillson.
7780
Humanitaire; march, Carmen Ven-
imescea,s pi. y (© i ve. Apr. 17, 1933;
E unp. 70192; Geo. W. Wilkins.
T7381
Humpty-Dumpty; musical play, w
John Russell McCarthy. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1983; D 28481; Louis Courcil.
(7181*
Hungarian melodies no. 5. © 1 «
Apr. 14, 1938; E unp. 70073; Béla
Lablov. 7782
Hungry for love; song. © 1. Apr.
20, 1983; E unp. 70332; Gladys Ar-
lene Oney. 7783
Hush! for amid our tears; w Mary
Bradford Whiting, m Robert Gomer
Jones; mixed voices. © Apr. 20,
1933; E pub. 86066; Gamble hinged
music co. 7784
Hymn of victory; by Roland Diggle;
organ. © Feb. 10, 1933; Epub.
33987; White-Smith music pub. co.
7785
o29
Hymns of the spirit;
La
k
I call it a fool’s
—
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, 0. s., v. 28
spiritual songs
and hymns, composed Sarah F.
Carter, compiled Rev. and Mrs. L.
R. Carter. bk. 1. © Mar. 15, 1933;
AA 117812; Lawrence Riley Carter.
T7186
alskande hjirtan ir det var; vals
ur Sdderkakar, text Nils-Georg, m
Erik Baumann; pf. septs 4,
1932; E for. 29117; Nils-Georgs
musikfo6rlags, a.b. T1887
am an American; pf. treble with w
1 c. Apr. 22, 1933; HE unp:, (0887 ;
Marie T. Laing. T788
am listening for His footfall; hymn,
w John R. Clements, m George C.
Stebbins. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
39910; Robert H. Coleman. 7789
am waiting for the ship, that brings
daddy home; valse song. © 1 «©
Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70658 ; Marion
A. Phife. T7790
am waiting still for you; song. ©
Apr. 4, 19838; E pub. 35625; Daniel
McLellan. T7911
bring a song; waltz, Gus Kahn, in
Victor Young and Arthur Tracy, arr.
Paul Weirick; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. B. Faighes. © Apr. 22,
1933; E pub. 36054; Leo Feist, ine.
7792
paradise ; song, m Jack
Mahoney. © Mar. 17, 1933; E pub.
35597; Rhea Fortier. 7793
can’t even find you in my dreams; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1933;
I) unp. 700538; William Nelsen.
7794
can’t just forget; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 25, 1988; BH unp. 70484;
Inez Bergquist. 7795
could dream ten million dreams; m
Rena Fulling and Lee Darnelle; pf.
with w. ©'1'c Apr. 18; 1983;, HE
unp. 70221; Allan Gernes. 7796
I’d do it again; w Gus Kahn, m Oscar
Levant, pf. arr. Wayne Allen. ©
1 ec. Apr. 11, 1933; E unp. 69939;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. TT97
I'd give the world to be in lover’s
lane; pf. with w. © 1c. Apr. 8,
1933; E unp. 69836; Roy W. Swan-
son. 7798
I’d like to be your pal for life; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1933;
E unp. 70276; Elizabeth Josephson.
T7799
I'd never leave a pal like you; song,
I
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1933; E unp.
70121; Raymond Fitzgerald. 7800
danced into love with you; w Edith
Sanford Tillotson, m Margaret Up-
craft. © 1c. Apr. 1, 1933; E unp.
69548; Margaret E. Walker. 7801
don’t seem to care; pf. treble with
wee), 1. ex Agnes 27, 1933; E unp.
70678 ; Joseph Bentley Harris. 7802
dream of Indiana; w Mitchell Par-
ish, m Al Sherman and Frank Per-
kins; with ukulele arr. © Apr. 13,
1933 ; E pub. 35997; Mills musie, inc.
7803
dream only of you dear; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Apr. 19, 1933; E unp.
70530; George P. Moore. 7804
fell in love for the last time when
I fell in love with you; song, arr.
Gene Redewill. © 1 ¢ Apr. 25,
1933; E unp. 70580; Dudley Kathe-
rine Peace. 7805
found a buttercup; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1933; E unp. 70729;
J. L. Rooney, Bert Douglas and J.
B. DeLaney. 7806
found you, I lost you, I found you
again; w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m I. B.
Kornblum. © 1. Apr. 28, 1933;
E unp. 70713; Movietone music corp.
7807
got a feeling I’m in love; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp.
69666; John Frank Napoli. 7808
got the depression blues; song. ©
Mar. 17, 1983; E pub. 35622; Jno.
Richardi Rose. 7809
I had it and I lost it and it’s gone; w
Lan |
330
Joseph McCarthy, m Harry Tierney,
pf. sc. Lou Leaman; with ukulele
acc. © Mar. 25, 1933; E pub. 35704;
Mills music, inc. 7810
had to fall in love with you; w
and m Clarence Tyner. © 1c. Apr.
14, 1983; E unp. 70071; Clarence
Edward Tyner. 7811
have loved; w and melody. ©l1e.
Apr. 28, 1933; E unp. 70715; Ed-
ward K. Kern, Bert Douglas and
J. P. DeLaney. 7812
haven’t the heart to break your
heart; w and melody. © 1c. Apr.
26, 1933; E unp. 70626; John Frank
Napoli. 7813
knew the time was right; song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 1, 193838; E unp. 695387;
Walter Kranz. 7814
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 4, 1933
I know why I am happy; hymn, w
Hdwin L. Frizen, m Agnes O’Neil.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E pub. 35653 ; Louis
P. Lehman. 7815
I lay me down to sleep; by Allie
Wrubel, arr. Ted Hastwood; vocal
orch. pts. © Mar. 31, 1933; E pub.
35610; Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢o., ae
7816
I left it there; hymn, w W. T. Sing-
ley ; mixed voices. © Feb. 9, 1933;
Epub. 35795; Robert L. Cooper.
7817
T’ll always love you; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1983; E unp. 70191;
Gordon Adolph Bjornson. 7818
Tl always want you in my arms;
waltz song, w Terry Griffis and F.
Jordan. ©1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp.
69674; Fred Jordan. 7819
I'll be Satisfied ; song, m Jack Mahoney.
© Mar. 138, 19383; E pub. 35849;
Grace Hlizabeth Dunham. 7820
T'll be seeing you; fox-trot song, m Lon
Healy.’ © Apr. 3, 19383; E pub.
35854; Nina L. Olson. 7821
Vli do it anyway; w and m EHugene
Params at, C1 e@ Apr..12, 1933;
EK unp. 69960; Hugene W. Pairan.
7822
Ill love you a million years, so the
world will say it’s an antique of
love; fox-trot song. © 1c. Mar.
27, 1983; E unp. 69576; Dennis Fer-
nando. 7823
Ii love you just the same; pf. with
w. © 1c Apr. 12, 1933; E unp.
70094; Jay Cole Van Nuys and Max
Miller. 7824
I’ll meet you in my dreams, till then—
goodbye; w Cecil Gilbert, m J. A.
Arnold and Cecil Arnold. © 1 «.:
Apr. 15, 1983; E unp. 70137; James
A. Arnold. 7825.
Tl push and won’t be late; song, m
J 2) Mathison: | ©: 1) ¢! Apr.) 22,
1933; E unp. 70396; William Allen
Wheeler. 7826
T’ll remember; w Arthur Freed, m
Nacio Herb Brown, pf. arr. Wayne
Allen. ©1c. Apr. 11, 1933; E unp.
699387 ; Metro-Goldyn-Mayer corp.
(827
V’li see you in Chicago at the fair;
song. ©1c. Apr. 20, 19383; E unp.
70331; Earl Ralph Howard. 7828
178596—33——3
7842
Tll take you home again, Kathleen;
by Thomas P. Westendorf, arr. Cal-
vin Grooms; with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 18, 19838; E pub. 35881; Cen-
tury music pub. co. 7829
I love; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1933;
EK unp. 70095; Raymond R. Reeves.
7830
I love a waltz; w and melody. ©1c.
Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70579; Jean
Wakefield. 7831
I love the South; song from Purely
platonic, w Vivienne Griffith, ©
Mar. 10, 1933; E pub. 35751; Doro-
thy Winifred Cave. 7832
I love to be loved by someone I love;
song, arr. Harry Ludwig; with uku-
lele arr. ‘(© Dec. 28, 1932; E pub.
35753; Bertha Chabrier. 7833
I love to yodel yodel-ay-ee; w Edward
Pola, m Franz Steininger ; with uku-
lelé ‘arr’: ©' Apr! 3, 1933; BH for.
29087; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.
7834
I love you altho’ you have fooled me;
w and m. Ralph Leibbrand and Mon-
tie Writesel; pf. and ukulele arrs.
Jean Walz. © Apr. 1, 1983; E pub.
35799; Ralph Leibbrand. 7835
I love you more than that; w Al Ex,
m A. R. Ex and Gerry Dolin. ©1c.
Apr. 11, 1933; E unp. 69951; Alvin
R. Ex. 7836
I love you, mother mine; song, w An-
na Hope; with quartet for ladies
voices. © Apr. 7, 1933; Epub.
35803 ; C. A. Lonnquist. 7837
I’m a seeker of beauty; w Sam Coslow,
m Arthur Johnston. © 1c. Apr. 28,
1933; E unp. 70707; Famous music
corp. 7338
I’m almost home; spiritual, w anon.,
m arr. Otto L. Bohanan. © 1 «.
Apr. 17, 19338; E unp. 70233; Flor-
ence D. Bohanan. 7839
I’m always so lonely because I’m not
with you; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 14, 19383; E unp. 70054; Hilsie
M. Parker. 7840
I’m crooning to the moon; fox-trot
song, melody Wendell T. Given. ©
1c. Apr. 19, 1983; E unp. 70300;
Basil M. Stephens. 7841
I’m dreaming of you dear; waltz, w
O. H. Crain, and melody. © 1 ec.
Apr. 17, 1933;° EH unp. 70357; Joe
Sciberras. 7842
dol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7843
I’m feeling hi-ho; song. ©1e. Apr. 6,
19383; E unp. 69752; Richard Edgar
Fries. 7843
I’m glad I can give my love to you;
w and m Phillip Ballad, arr. John
William Lewis. © 1 c. Feb. 28,
1933; E unp. 68191; Sophie Malis-
zewski. 7844
I’m glad I’m here; w and melody. ©
1 c@ Apr. 29, 19383; E unp. T0766;
Helen I. Barnes. 7845
I’m gonna go, go, go—to Chicago in
1933; w and melody Irving Caesar,
Al Jolson and Cliff Friend. ©l«.
Apr. 6, 1983; E unp. 69742; Irving
Caesar, inc. 7846
I’m gonna go to the world’s fair in
Chicago; w and m Bob Levy and N.
Goldblatt. © 1 ¢. Apr: 17, 1933; E
unp. 70179; Norman Goldblatt.
T7847
I’m in the spell of the night; w and
melody Fred Rose and Rex Maupin.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1988; E unp. 70207 ;
Irving Berlin, ine. 7848
I’m not in the mood for love; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1933; E
unp. 69943; Jean Wakefield. 7849
I’m not your daddy; w H. W. Grant,
m R. W. McCarter. © 1 ec. Apr. 4,
1933; E unp. 69663; Robert W. Mc-
Carter and Harry W. Grant. 7850
I’m on my way to Harlem for a low
down time; song. © 1. Apr. 17,
1933; E unp. 70170; Winsted Dyer
Smith. F851
I’m on my way to win that certain
someone; w, m and ukulele arr. ©
1c. Apr. 6, 1933; E unp. 69761; Har-
old Schiefly Hufford. 7852
I’m only a dreamer alone with my
dreams; w and melody. © 1c. Apr.
5, 1983; E unp. 69690; Marguerite
Fancher. 7853
I’m out looking for a girl; pf. with w.
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1983; E unp. 69715;
Eleanor Hankins Fort. 7854
I’m sitting side by side with my
honey; fox-trot song. © 1. Apr.
4, 1983; E unp. 69656; Ann Satanik.
7855
I’m so heartbroken now; fox trot song.
© 1 Apr. 5, 1938; E unp. 69878;
John Turk, jr. 7856
I’m sorry sweetheart; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1983; E unp. 69954;
Bert Darrell Ruble. 7857
pt. 11; nYS., yee
I’m telling you; w C. Seitz, m W.
Johnston. © 1c. Apr. 12, 19383; E
unp. 69967; William Johnston and
Charles Seitz. 7858
I’m the jig-saw man; w Al West, m
Herman Hummel; with ukulele arr.
© Apr. 8, 1933; E pub. 35837; Alger
R. Westcott. 7859
I’m thru saying I’m thru; w and m
Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby and Gus
Kahn; with ukulele arr. May Sing-
hi Breen. © Apr. 20, 1933; E pub.
35941; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
7860
I’m thru’ with saying I’m thru’; w
Gus Kahn, m Bert Kalmar and Har-
ry Ruby. © 1c. Mar. 20, 19338; B
unp. 70639; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 7861
I married an angel; animated objects,
w Lorenz Hart, m Richard Rodgers,
pf. arr. Cyril Mockridge. © 1 e.
Apr. 25, 19383; E unp. 70588; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 7862
—hbath and dressmaking sequence,
w Lorenz Hart, m Richard Rodgers,
pf. arr. Cy Mockridge. © 1c. Apr.
25, 1933; E unp. 70589; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 7863
opening, w. Lorenz Hart, m Rich-
ard Rodgers, pf. arr. Cyril Mock-
ridge. © 1c. Apr. 25, 193a eRe
70587; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
7864
I miss you more each day; song. © 1
ce. Apr. 12, 1933; E unp. 70273; Jack
Carroll. 7865
I must sit at home; w and melody. ©
1 e. Apr. 5,. 1983.;,, EB. unp wesri2;
Elizabeth Wright. 7866
I need a little kiss from you; w V. E.
Pease, m Leo Joseph McQuaid. ©
1 ¢« Apr. 14, 19383; E unp. 70082;
Leo J. McQuaid and Vance Elwood
Pease. 7867
I need you; song. © 1c. Apr. 12,
1938; E unp. 702723 ints eee
man. 7868
I never knew I cared ’till after you
had gone; melody Rudy Faravino
and Joe Ippolito. © 1 ¢ Apr. 27,
1933; E unp. 70681; Rudolph Vin-
cent Faravino. 7869
I never thought you’d be the one;
song. © 1e. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp.
69932; Edris McAfee and Evelyn A.
Foster. 7870
BBY
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
I never thought you’d be untrue; valse
song. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp.
69574; Olive M. Osborne. (871
I ove-lay oo-yay; w and melody. ©
1 ¢@. Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 70181;
William Klesmer. (872
I promise I’ll be true; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©
1c. Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70117;
Lloyd Baldwin. 7873
I saw you last night in my dreams;
fox iret sons.)'© 1 ¢: Apr: 5,'1933 ;
E unp. 69869; Kay Wilkinson. 7874
I saw you smile; song. © Mar 15,
1933; E pub. 35596; James B. Mc-
Allister. (875
I’se done my best; negro spiritual, w
and m Jessie Davis Uhlik; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 27, 1933; EH
pub. 36038; Bibo-Lang, inc. 7876
I shall remember you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70116; Eunice
Floyd. W377
I still remember; waltz song; with
violin obbl. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1933;
E unp. 70309; Bruno Barbaritano.
7878
I thank you mother; valse song. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 12, 19383; E unp. 70262;
Trustin Hicks, jr. 7879
I think you'd like it; song. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 22, 1933; E unp. 70377; Russell
Albert Whitaker. 7880
I understand dear; song, melody Jack
Mahoney. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1933; E
unp. 69558 ; Rose Creekmur. 7881
I’ve fallen for love; song, melody
James P. Johnson. © 1c. Apr. 8,
1933; E unp. 69828; Andy Razaf.
7882
I’ve got an optimistic feeling, chasing
my blues away; w and melody. ©
1 ec Apr. 22, 19383; E unp. 70386;
Linda Frost Sheddan. 7883
I’ve got those drug store blues; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
wer ©) ¢. Apr..15, 1933; EH unp.
70107; John W. Cain. 7884
I’ve got to make good for you; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Apr. 25, 1933; E
unp. 70502; Hattie M. Brooks. 7885
I’ve lost all my faith in you; w and
melody Leigh Allen. © 1 c. Apr.
29, 1933; E unp. 70758; Allen Mc-
Conville. 7886
7899
I’ve lost you, now my dreams are
tirue sone.) © 1 .e. Apr.015, 1933:
E unp. 70206; Robert Charles
Stevens. 7887
I’ve picked you out of all the world;
w J. Will Callahan and P. J.
O’Reilly, m Marvin Smolev. © 1c.
Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69606; Patrick
John O’Reilly. 7888
I’ve waited honey for the fair; w Al
West, m Herman A. Hummel. ©
Mar. 28, 1933; E pub. 35613; Alger
R. Westcott. 7889
I vish I vas back in Milwaukee mit
pretzels und beer; w Geo. Marnitz,
m Husk O’Hare, Bill Benning and
Ver De Cimber. “© tf c Apr 10,
1933; E unp. 69918; Western music
publishers. 7890
I want a wonderful mother like you;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele @rr: © 1 ¢. Apr. 15, 19383; BE
unp. 70098; T. W. Garnett. 7891
I want Jesus; hymn, w A. H. Ackley,
m B. D. Ackley. © Mar. 3, 1933;
E pub. 35887; Robert H. Coleman.
7892
I want my baby back; w Orlando
West, m Winifred Lang. © 1 e.
Apr. 6, 19838; E unp. 70252; Ada
Bolanz. 7893
I want my home beyond Jordan; song,
pf. arr. Wash Rhea. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1933; E unp. 69730; Jesse Ezekiel
Swayzee. 7894
I want the moon; w and m Barbara
Bennett and Betty Simone; with
guit. or banjo arr. © Apr. 15, 1933;
E pub. 35811; American music corp.
7895
I want to go home; w and melody.
©1c. Apr..5, 1983; E unp. 69688;
Minnie M. Dalton. 7896
I want to live as you lived mother
dear; w and m L. A. Pietz, arr.
Chas. Wolff; with ukulele arr. ©
Dec. 31, 1981; E pub. 35618; De-
Vaignie music corp. 7897
I want to live in heav’n with you;
song, m Luther A. Clark. © Mar.
25, 1933; E pub. 35809; Edna
Gehrke. 7898
I was too hasty dear; song, m Grace
Felice Snyder. ©1 ec. Apr. 17,
1983; E unp. 70164; Stuart Miller.
7899
Sih)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7900
I whispered I love you; song, arr. Bur-
rell Van Buren. © 1 c. Mar. 30,
1938; E unp.: 69569; EHlwena
Schacher. 7900
I will always come back to you; w
and melody Hicks Towell. © 1 «.
Apr. 4, 1983; E unp. 70259; Hicks
and Eueidas 8S. Towell. 7901
I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills;
anthem, w from Psalm 121, m R.
Spaulding Stoughton; mixed voices,
organ ace. © Feb. 6, 1933; E pub.
35040; Oliver Ditson co., ine. 7902
I will not let you go with just a single
kiss; waltz, w picture Al West, m
Herman A. Hummel. © Mar. 28,
1933; E pub. 35615; Alger R. West-
cott. 7903
I wish I knew why you didn’t say
goodbye; foxtrot song. © 1c. Apr.
10, 19338; E unp. 69888; Earl S.
W olfersberger. 7904
Ice (The) cream man; fox-trot, w
Marion Sunshine, m Rubén Alge-
ciras, arr. J. Rosamond Johnson. ©
Apr. 5, 1933; E pub. 35656; Edward
B. Marks music corp. 7905
Ich bleib bei dir, O Rosmarie; slow-
fox, aus Ich bleib bei dir, text
Charles Amberg, m Fred Raymond,
spezial-arr. Ferry Mubhr; orch. stim-
men. © Jan. 4, 1932; E for. 29520;
Harrison musikverlag, G.m.b.H.
7906
Idle rumours; w John Monahan, with
melody. ©1c. Apr. 7, 1983; E unp.
69803; Frederick Charles Clifford.
7907
Idylle sous-marine ; paroles Jean Deyr-
mon, m Al. Romans et Francis Greg-
son; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Dee. 31, 19382; E for. 29378; Edi-
tions Salabert. 7908
If I can’t have my queen; W and mel-
OY... © 40: APP. 26389335 By Uap:
70603; John Constantine Vafides.
7909
If I could have you near; song. ©
roe; Apr, 6, 93845 Ho unp: Sore :
Ada Staton. 7910
If I could only tell you; valse song.
©l1ec. Mar. 27, 1933; BE unp. 69575;
Emmeline Currier. 7911
If I forget you; w and m Irving
Caesar; pf. treble. ©1c. Apr. 25,
1933; E unp. 70577; Irving Caesar,
“ane. 7912
304
pt. III, 0. S., v. 28
If I had a million wishes; waltz song.
© Apr. 7, 1983; E pub. 35720; Ben
V. Lamborn. 7913
If I only had you by my side; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1933; H
unp. 70675; Sidney Hatkin. 7914
If I were just a kid once again; pf.
with ‘w..:@© 1 ec! Apr. 2819236) bi
unp. 70724; Roy W. Swanson. 7915
If our yesterdays were to-day; song,
m J. )J. Wilson: :} Orava Apr 5,
1933; E unp. 69714; Clara Louise
Larimore. 7916
If wishes were horses; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70619;
Hila Allen. 7917
If you could only learn to care; w
and melody. © 1 ec. Apr. 22, 1933;
EK unp. 70415; Albert J. Clough.
7918
If you’d only come to Jesus; hymn.
© Apr. 11, 1933; E pub. 35726; John
H. Brunner. 7919
If you ever came back; w and melody
Sam Coslow, Con Conrad and Jimmy
Campbell. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1933; E
unp. 70462; Famous music corp.
7920
If you let Him; hymn, w and m A. H.
Ackley. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
35899 ; Robert H. Coleman. 7921
If you'll help pass the time away; Ww
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1933;
EH ounp. 70062; William David Van-
selous. 7922
If you'll let me be your little sweet-
heart Ill be much obliged to you;
w Q. Satterfield and H. Bryant,
melody and recitation H. Bryant.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp. 69640;
Quill Satterfield and Hoyt Bryant.
(923
If you lose a street car; song, w Jean
Pethick.. © 1 ¢« Apr. J4) 1335-0
unp. 70634; Bernice Turney Ger-
rish. 7924
Il faut marier nos filles; chant popu-
laire harmonisé WHenry-Vasseur ;
cheeur a 3 voix égales sans ace.
Jan. 15, 1933; E for. 29279; Heugel.
7925
Immortal souls, in endless procession
thru’ time; song. © fe) Ape ae
1983; E unp. 69978; Eva Della
White Wakelee. 7926
Impassible (L’) ; fox-trot slow, Mario
Mariotti, arr. Bert Sem [and] Sotto —
VYombrellino con me; fox-trot, Marf ©
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
e Mascheroni: orch. jazz parti. ©
Feb. 20, 1983; E for. 29235; A. & G.
Carisch & ec.
Improvisation du pere Varenne; de
Panurge, m Henri Cliquet-Pleyel;
pf., avec paroles. © Jan. 15, 1933;
E for. 29347; Editions Salabert.
7928
In a beer garden waltzing with you;
w Edward Heyman, m John W.
Green; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
4, 1933; E pub. 35243; Famous
music corp. 7929
In a cottage by the sea; valse Song.
©i1e. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70659 ;
Peter Chabot. | 7930
In a little red school by the side of
the hill; w and m Al Piantadosi
and Jack Glogau, pf. sc. Merle T.
Kendrick ; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
27, 1933; E pub. 36040; Bibo-Lang,
ine. 7931
In a little second hand store; w and
m Harry Pease, Dave Dreyer and
Ed. G. Nelson; with ukulele arr.
© Apr. 4, 19383; E pub. 35627; Irv-
ing Berlin, ine. 7932
In a little Swiss chalet; w Nina Walsh,
m F. Mella and Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69717;
Franco Mella. 7933
In a little valley; song, w P. Bishop.
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1933; E unp. 69919;
Presley Bishop and Evalynn Sher-
lock. 7934
In a narrow street; w Harle C. Ber-
wick, m Walter Warren. © Mar.
14, 1933; E for. 29078; Sylvester
music co., ltd. 7935
In a rumble seat with you; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1933; HE
unp. 702938; Norman Saul Hirschl.
7936
In a trance; comp. R. H. Bassett,
arr. Hmil Gerstenberger; pf. con-
guctor. © 1c. Apr. 21, 19338; E
unp. 70469; Movietone music corp.
(937
In an old Irish town; waltz, w A. T.
White, melody Starret system club.
© 1¢ Apr. 25, 1938; E unp. 70550;
Alfred White and Starret system
club. 7938
In dreams I waltz with you; song. ©
1 c. Apr. 3, 1983; E. unp. 69628;
Jean Taggart, Dewey L. Dick and
Walter Scott Greer. 7939
7927 |
In lonely splendor; song. © 1 c¢. Apr.
3, 1933.; E unp. 69646; Marion Grib-
ble. 7940
In Mexico; pf: ‘© 1 ¢. Apr. 25, 1933;
E unp. 70594; Rachel Clark. 7941
In my garden of dreams; pf. with w.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1983; E unp. 69617;
Ellen Pauline De Spain. 7942
—song, melody Stan Tucker. ©
deh Apres. 13,4 1933" shan 7O000':
EKdith C. Snyderhan. 7943
In our little shop window of dreams;
w Paul Francis Webster, melody Joe
Burke, © -1.¢5 Apr) 24. 1933 8
unp. 70350; Leo Feist, inc. 7944
In praise of Pan; pt.-song, w Ben Jon-
son, m C. H. Kitson; mixed voices.
© Apr. 6, 1933; E for. 29238; Jo-
seph Williams, ltd. 7945
In spite of me; song, w W. D. Pat-
terson; pf. treble. © 1 c. Apr. 5,
1933; E unp. 70008; Samuel Carlisle
Goodrich, jr. 7946
In that heaven I’m heading for; pf.
with w. ©1c. Apr. 8, 1933; E unp.
69838 ; Roy W. Swanson. 7947
In the beautiful springtime of May;
arr. Zelma Shaw; pf. with w. ©
Iver VAT a 719330 up.) TOlaSs
J. N. Hough. 7948
In the cavern; by R. H. Bassett; pf.
conductor. © 1 ¢. Apr. 21, 1933;
E unp. 70468; Movietone music corp.
7949
In the dark; w M. F. Kaufman, mel-
ody A. S. Kaufman. © 1c. Apr. 19,
19383; E unp. 70281; Alvin S. Kauf-
man and Mildred F. Kaufman.
7950
In the evening; diagram arr.; Hawai-
ian steel guit. © Apr. 1, 1933; E
pub. 25880; Harry Scott Kelso. 7951
In the little school-house down the
country lane; w and m Geo. A.
Stevens; with ukulele arr. © Aor.
8, 1983; E for. 28091; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd. 7952
In the moonlight; valse song. © 1 ¢.
Apr, 19, 1933; E unp. 70531; Glenn
Mitchell Ross. 7953
In the old dance hall; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70613;
Raymond Francis Nekuda. 7954
In the park in Paree; from A bed time
story, Ww Leo Robin, m Ralph Rain-
ger; with ukulele arr. © Apr. 8,
1983; E pub. 35733; Famous music
corp. 7955
390
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7956
In the shade of the pine; w J. How-
ard, melody J. and TT. Donnelly.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 70180; -
James Howard and Jean and Tom
Donnelly. 7956
In the stratosphere; w Franklin A.
Gaylord, melody Lionel S. Baldin
And: Ss. 2. ssaldine .G) 4c Apr 22,
1933; E unp. 70407; Siluan F. Bald-
in. 7957
In the sweet bye and bye; diagram
arr.; Hawaiian steel guit. © Apr.
1, 1933; E pub. 35879; Harry Scott
Kelso. 7958
In the yalley mid the old Ohio hills;
song. © 1c. Apr. 12, 1933; E unp.
69976; Harry A. Shinn.
In the valley of the moon; w Charlie
Tobias, m Joe Burke, pf. sc. Harold
Potter ; with ukulele arr. May Singhi
Breen. © Apr. 6, 1933; Epub.
35672; Joe Morris music co. 7960
In Yan Yan Yankee land; song. ©
1c. Apr. 9, 1933; E unp. 70532; Mel-
vetta G. H. Stiles. 7961
In your arms; song. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1933; E unp. 70194; Sterling
Beecher Haines. 7962
Indiana dreams; w Nina Shockley ; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 17, 1933; E unp. 67779;
Berenice E. Gaubatz. 7963
Ine mia sto peristeri; w and melody
P. Tounta. © 1 ¢.'\Beb: 1, 1933;
unp. 69074; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 7964
Inno Roosevelt; canzone. © 1c. Apr.
18, 1933: E unp. 70511; Baldassare
Gallo. 7965
Interlude; violin with pf. ace. ©1e.
Apr. 17, 1983; E unp. 70166; Clar-
ence Kaull. 7966
International anthem; song. © Apr.
13, 1933; E pub. 35944; Glenna M.
Podmore. 7967
Intrigue; by R. H. Bassett; pf. con-
ductor...» © 1, ¢. Apr 2d, has
unp. 70466; Movietone music corp.
7968
Introduction 4 l’étude du piano; pré-
ecédant les 36 études d’aprés des
chansons d’enfants et des mélodies
populaires, graduées et ordonnées en
méthode, Roger Vuataz, op. 37. ©
Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 29506; Editions
Maurice Sénart. 7969
7959
pt. IIT, 0. s., v. 28
Invitation to the flight; w Franklin
A. Gaylord, melody Lionel S. Baldin
and S. BF. Baldin. (©@)ijen Apes.
19383; E unp. 70404; Siluan F.
Baldin. 7970
Invocation (An); w Samuel Taylor
Coleridge, m Hubert Hales, op. 22,
no. 1; sop. 1, 2-and’ 3.9 @ Wine 2
1933; E for. 29153; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 7971
Irish (The) jubilee; w James Thorn-
ton, m Chas. Lawler, arr. H. Syl-
vester Krouse; with ukulele arr.
© Apr. 26, 1933; E for. 36047; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp. (972
Irish serenade; w Gus Kahn and Ar-
thur Freed, m Herbert Stothart and
Nacio Herb Brown. © 1 ¢. Apr.
11, 1988; E unp. 69938; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 7973
Irish (The) vaquero; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70050;
Henry Mathews. 7974
Iron (The) horse; w and m George
B. Reed. © Apr. 25, 1933; E pub.
36020; George F. Briegel, inc. 7975
Is this a souvenir; w and m Val Bur-
ton, Will Jason and Arthur Lange.
© 1c. Apr. 21, 1933; E unp. 70470;
Movietone music corp. 7976
Isn’t it grand; w and m Marie Ord-
way. ©1c. Mar. 28, 1933; E unp.
69866; Frank B. Lambert and Marie
O. Lambert. TOT
It can happen to you; from So this
is Harris, w and m Val Burton and
Will Jason: with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 25, 1983; E pub. 35932; Sam
Fox pub. co. 7978
It isn’t the things that you do, dear,
it’s the things that you leave un-
done; song, melody Calvin Crider.
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1933; E unp. 67691;
Johnny Cordero, jr. 7979
It must be love; pf. with w. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 10, 1933; E unp. 69925; Arthur
McFarlane. 7980
It must be you; w Jerome Dody, with
melody. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1933; H
unp. 70699; Arthur Lincer. 7981
It’s half past two; song. © 1c, Apr.
10, 1983; E unp. 69980; Essie Bell
Hancock and Henry Rosenberg.
7982
It’s just the same old story; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp.
69616; Walter J. Cook, sr. 7983
336
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
It’s love finding a way; w and melody.
©1ec. Apr. 25, 1983; E unp. 70508 ;
Joe R. Krotez, 7984
It’s paradise, when I’m with you;
song, melody Alfred O. Tress. ©
1c. Apr. 24, 19383; E unp. 70448;
Wm. Sherman Thornberry. 7985
It’s spring; waltz, w and m Art Geyer ;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1933; E unp.
69861; A. C. Geyer, jr. 7986
It’s spring weather, we’re together
again; w Sammy Mysels, m Larry
Stock; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
6, 19383; E pub. 35705; Harry Bloom,
inc. 7987
It’s such a wonderful feeling to think
that she loves me; w and m Clarence
Tyner. ©1c. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp.
70072; Clarence EH. Tyner. 7988
Its Sunday down in Caroline; w
Marty Symes and Al. J. Neiburg, m
Jerry Levinson; with ukulele arr.
May Singhi Breen. © Apr. 8, 1933;
E pub. 35828; Santly bros., inc.
7989
It’s you I want; song. © 1 c. Apr.
12, 1933; E unp. 70268; Rita Bar-
rett. 7990
It was a night in June; w Mack Gor-
don, melody Harry Revel. © 1 «.
Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69670; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
7991
It was a Summer serenade; w Walter
Hirsch, melody Gerald Marks. ©
1c Apr. 22, 1933; E unp. 70394;
Irving Berlin, inc. 7992
It won’t be long now; pf. treble with
w. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1933; E unp.
67388; Patrick J. Faherty. 7993
J’ai révé d’une fleur; fox-trot, de Au
pays du soleil, lyrics René Sarvil, m
Vincent Scotto; avee accord de
Vukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29395; Editions Salabert. 7994
J’aime a voguer; chanson de Jeunes
marins . .. Vieilles chansons, pa-
roles Camille Blot, m Michel Boher ;
avec accord de lVukulele. © Dec.
dl, 1982; E for. 29335; Hditions
Salabert. 7995
J’aime les femmes; fox-trot, dans Un
soir de réveillon, lyrics Jean Boyer,
m Raoul Moretti; avee accord de
Vukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29430; Editions Salabert. 7996
8009
Jag kommer i kvill under balkongen ;
foxtrot ur Sdderkikar, text Ake
Séderblom, m Sten Axelson; pf. ©
Sept. 1, 1932; E for. 29116; Nils-
Georgs musikforlags, a. b. 7997
James & Robert Douglas; w and mel-
Ody. ©xt sep Anr.c5, 1933 ;. funn.
70144; Fred R. Howie. 7998
Je cherche un jeune premier; fox-trot,
de La joie de Paris, paroles Henri
Varna, Léo Leliévre et Mare Cab, m
Vincent Scotto; avec accord de l’uku-
lele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29372;
Editions Salabert. 7999
Je m’ amuse; paroles Lucien Boyer, m
H. Ackermans. © Dee. 31, 1932; H
for. 29402; Editions Salabert. 8000
Je réve d’un fol amour; fox-trot, de
Un soir de rafle, paroles Léo Le-
liévre, fils, m Lee Goldie; avec ac-
cord de l’ukulele. © Nov. 1, 1932;
E for. 27850; Editions Salabert.
8001
Je veux qu’tu m’embrasses ... ; fox
trot, dans La revue d’amour, paroles
Hugues Delorme, m Pierre Larrieu ;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Dec. 31,
19382; E for. 29413; Editions Sala-
bert. 8002
Je vous aimerai toujours; valse mu-
sette, dans le film, paroles Serge
Veber, m G. Van Parys; avec ac-
cord de l’ukulele. © Jan. 15, 1933;
E for. 29364; Editions Salabert.
8003
Jeffersonian march; composed and arr.
FO. Wt. WO. Mea ADs e206, ll Oa ee Es
unp. 70623; Reginald Warrington
Eastlake. 8004
Jesus intercedes for me; hymn, Ww
N. B. Herrell, m Haldor Lillenas.
© Mar 73) 1933" HY pup. odes
Robert H. Coleman. 8005
Jesus walked the sea to me; song. ©
Apr. 20, 19338; E pub. 386070; Ger-
trude Throne Peters. 8006
Jeux de beauté; poéme pour orchestre,
Hector Fraggi, transcription pour le
piano par auteur. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E for. 29362; Editions Salabert. 2
8007
Jewel (The), there’s no price too high;
w and melody. © 1c. Apr. 26,
1933; E unp. 70624; Henry HE. Mc-
Neil. 8008
Jewels; fox trot song. © 1. Mar.
29, 19383; E unp. 69785; Clarence
Blake. 8009
oot
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8010
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 28
Jig-saw land; fox-trot song, m Stan
Tucker.) ©ia-'c. Apr. AT, 1983s.
unp. 70154; Wm. V. Pennington.
8010
Jingle bells; diagram arr. for Ha-
waiian guit. © Apr. 1, 1933; E pub.
35662; Harry Scott Kelso. 8011
Joan of Arkansaw; Ww Raymond
Klages, m Al. Goodhart and Al. Hoff-
man; with ukulele arr. © Feb. 3,
1933; E pub. 36034; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine. 8012
John Peel; arr. E. Markham Lee;
mixed voices. 1. Version for more
advanced choralists—2. Easy ver-
sion. © Apr. 8, 1933; E for. 29463;
Banks & son. 8013
Joker (The); w and melody Z. Con-
frey. ©1c. Apr. 18, 1933; E unp.
70208; Irving Berlin, ine. 8014
Jour (Un) ou toujours; valse, dans Le
roi des palaces, paroles Serge Veber,
m Raoul Moretti; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29420; Editions Salabert. 8015
Joyeuses (Les) comméres de Windsor ;
ouverture, de Nicolai, transcription
Georges Corroyez; harmonie ou fan-
fare ptes., avec direction si bémol.
© Dec. 1, 1932: °H) for.) 29133: 7.
Gaudet. 8016
Joyful morn; by R. L. Siddons; pf. ©
1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp. 69598 ; Syd-
ney L. Rothery. 8017
Joyous springtime; w and m Hazel
Hunter Roberts; med. voice; in F.
© Mar. 27, 1933; E pub. 35676; Bos-
ton music co. 8018
Jumpin’ up and down; w and melody
Zez Confrey and Byron Gay. ©1c.
Apr. 21, 1933; E unp. 70349; Leo
Feist, inc. 8019
Just a bowl of sweetpeas; pf. with w.
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1933; E unp. 69530;
Jennie May Hunter. 8020
Just a dreamer; song, m Jack Ma-
honey. -© Mar. 8, 1933; E pub.
35598; Eugene D. Yates. 8021
Just a handful of sod from old Erin;
w and melody. ©1e. Apr. 5, 1933;
E unp. 69693 ; William John Holland.
8022
Just a little dream of Hawaii and
you; song. ©1c. Apr. 21, 1933; E
unp. 70374; Lee Clay Wood. 8023
Just a little smile; song. © 1. Apr.
21, 1983; E unp. 70347; John Har-
rison Ainsworth and Frank J. Ford.
8024
Just a loss to me; w and melody Claire
Foster Dinsmore. © 1 ¢. Apr. 25,
1933; E unp. 70472; Clara F. Dins-
more. 8025
Just a melody for you; pf. treble with
w. © 1c Apr. 19, 1933; HE unp.
70342; Samuel Carlisle Goodrich,
jr. 8026
Just a mem’ry of mother; song, m
Luther A. Clark. © Apr. 2, 1933;
BE pub. 35929; Margaret F. Thorn-
bury. 8027
Just a shady hillside and you; song,
m Chas. A. Locke. © 1c. Apr. 19,
1933; E unp. 70305; G. F. Wood-
yard. 8028
Just an everyday girl; valse song. ©
1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. T0660;
Kathleen A. Sullivan. 8029
Just an old rocking chair, by the fire-
side; song, melody Pauline Story. ©
1 ec. Apr. 18, 1933; E unp. 70213;
John Brett. 8030
Just another broken dream; song, m
Glenn Horn and George Wilson. ©
1 ec. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp. 69601;
Glenn Alton Horn. 8031
Just another war on love; song. ©
1c. Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69885;
Hunter L. Reynolds. 8032
Just because; encore song, w Mary
Carolyn Davies, m Otto L. Bohanan.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 70234;
Florence D. Bohanan. 8033
Just because it’s you; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1933; E
unp. 70302; Virginia Daniels. 8034
Just chaperone; w and m Bob Wil-
liams; pf. treble. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1933; E unp. 70423; Robert Tatman
Williams. 8035
Just keep on smileing [Sic]; song, m
Louis A. Baisuert. © ic. Apr. 27,
1933; E unp. 70677; Allen Merle Van
Tassel. 8036
Just like all the rest; fox-trot song. .
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69577;
Gene Williams. 8037
Just pleasing you; fox-trot, w and m
Leo Towers, Harry Leon and Hora-
tio Nicholls; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 27, 19383; E for. 29199; Law-
rence Wright music co. 8038
338
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
Just say it—don’t write it;; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; E
unp. 70043; Gustav Hansen. 8039
Just to be with you; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1983; E unp. 70479;
Augusta B. Palmer. 8040
Just to hold you tenderly; w I. Bar-
ragan, m G. M. Thomas. © 1 c.
Apr. 7, 1983; E unp. 69797; George
M. Thomas and Irma Barragan.
8041
Just you and I; song. ©1c. Apr. 19,
193838; E unp. 70288; Ward Edgebert
Dawson. 8042
Kadisch; par V. Dyck; violon solo et
pf. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29361;
Editions Salabert. 8043
Katz im sack; eine lustige winterge-
schichte mit m u. tanz, Ladislaus
Szilagyi, m Michael Hisemann. Par-
titur. [Hungarian text] © Feb. 15,
1933; D 28432; Francis Bard & son.
8043*
Keep a light in your window tonight;
w Lester McHarland, melody Robert
A. Gardner. © 1c. Feb. 17, 1933;
EK unp. 69773; M. M. Cole pub. co.
8044
Keep holding on; hymn, w W. C.
Poole, m C. H. Gabriel; mixed
voices. © Apr. 14, 1933; E pub.
35823 ; John H. Brunner. 8045
Keep in the will of God; hymn. © |
Apr. 5, 1983; E pub. 35694; M. Isa-
bel Hallett. 8046
Keep on to Galilee;
Ww abnon., m arr. Otto L. Bohanan.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 19383; E unp. 70235 ;
Florence D. Bohanan. 8047
Kentucky Lou; w A. F. Moore, m V.
Moore. ©1c. Apr. 21, 1933; E unp.
70359; Albert F. Moore and Vashti
Moore. 8048
Kiddies; w and melody. © 1c. Apr.
28, 1933; E unp. 70717; Charles Pan-
zer, Bert Douglas and J. P. De-
Laney. 8049
King (The) fishers; operetta, libretto
George Mitchell. © 1c. Mar. 6,
1933; D 28421; Felix Fox. 8049*
ool (The) folio for Hawaiian guitar ;
by Herbert Boote, Paula Kahiku,
Joseph W. Nicomede, and others;
Hawaiian guit. solo with Spanish
enit. acc. © Mar. 6,' 193833. AA
116783; Nicomede music co. 8050
negro Spiritual, »
8064
King-Kong; melody. © 1c. Apr. 20,
1933; E unp. 70316; John Sterling.
8051
Kiss (A) for a smile; song; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Apr. 12, 1933; BE
unp. 69981; Wilbert O. Wells.
8052
Kitty; fox trot song. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1933; E unp. 70661; Bertha Heath.
8053
Kleiner marsch; de Madchen in uni-
form, paroles Jacques Réale, m
Milde-Meissner. © Oct. 1, 1932; E
for. 29487; Editions Campbell, Con-
nelly. 8054
Kleopatra; tango, z revue Caesar, pri
Jaroslav Jezek; orch. pts. © Nov
13, 19382; E for. 29098; Hudebni ma-
tice umélecké besedy. 8055
(Julia ) Quatre piéces:
© Dee. 15, 1932; E for.
29510; Julia Klumpkey, By par
Thomery. 8056
Knee deep in rhythm; w Gus Kahn,
m Al Goodhart, pf. arr. Wayne Al-
len. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1933; E unp
70648 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
8057
Knights of chivalry; grand march,
Louis J. Panella; full concert band
pts., with solo B flat cornet, conduc-
tor. © Apr. 26, 1933; E pub. 35996;
Volkwein bros., inc. 8058
Knocking; unison song, w Walter de
la Mare, m Morgan Nicholas. ©
Mar. 31, 19383; E for. 29229; Edward
Arnold & @o. 8059
Knute Rockne; w and melody. ©1¢
Apr. 14, 1933 ; HK unp. 70049 ; Esther
Mason. 8060
L.P. (The) drag; w and m Ted Mar:
shall. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1933; E unp.
69852; Dialectic soc. 806]
Labourez, Margot, les vignes; chanson
populaire du XVI° siécle, harmoni-
sée Henry-Vasseur, version poétique
Charles L’H6pital; choeur 4 8 Voix
égales, sans ace. © Jan. 15, 1933;
E for. 29282; Heugel. 8062
Lago Maggiore; serenata, August
Nolck, op. 134, arr. George Henry
Sadler; organ. © Feb. 24, 1933; H
for. 29145; Augener, ltd. 8063
Laissez-vous glisser; valse du Mark-
stein, paroles Lucien Kam et Géo.
Koger, m Vincent Scotto; avec ac.
cord de V’ukulele. © Dee. 31, 1932;
EK for. 29367; Editions Salabert.
8064
Klumpkey
alto et pf.
339
‘OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, is. Wao
Lake Erie (The) waltz: w and melody. | Lawd! show me the way; w Ralph
© 1 ce. Mar. 6,:1933; E wnp. 68418;
Leo Hanley Walker. $065
Lament (The) ; w and melody. ©1«.
Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70036; Her-
man G. Comery. S066
Lament for the living; suite in G flat,
lyric miniatures for modern orch.,
Charles Harold, transcribed James
Matté; pf. © Mar. 7, 1933; E pub.
® 34874; Lawrence music publishers,
inc. S067
Lancashire; w and m Jimmy Ken-
nedy; with ukulele arr. Alvin D.
Keech. ©. Apr. 4, \1983= [By tor:
29197; B. Feldman & co. S068
Land and sea; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70035; Her-
man G. Comery. 8069
Land (The) of beer and wine: Song.
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1933; E..unp. 69975;
Joseph A. Lonergan. 8070
Larow (The) love song: w and mel-
ody. ©1c Apr. 25, 1983; E unp.
70491; Wilhelmina Spies. 8071
Las! je n’itrai plus; chanson populaire
du XVI° siécle, harmonisée Henry-
Vasseur, version poétique Charles
L’HO6pital; choeur 4 8 voix égales,
sans acc. © Jan. 15, 1933; E for.
29283 ; Heugel. 8072
Lass o’ Killarney; w and m Otto L.
Bohanan. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E
unp. 70236; Florence D. Bohanan.
8073
Last (The) straw: musical mono-
logue, w George Elton, m George
Baker; pf. © Mar. 13, 1933; E for.
29152; Reynolds & co. 8074
Last (The) waltz; song. ©1ce. Apr.
26, 1988; E unp. 70612; Mary A.
Blower. 8075
Laugh; w and melody. © 1. Apr.
17, 1933; E unp. 70188: Mignonne
Vestal. 8076
Laughing (The) song; from The fled-
ermaus, English, Alfred Kalisch, m
Johann Strauss. © Apr. 13, 1933;
E for. 29459; Cranz & co.. itd.
8077
Lavender; 2-pt. song, w traditional,
m May Sarson. © Mar. 31, 1933;
E for. 29223; Edward Arnold & co.
8078
Lawd shoo away dem blues: w Chap-
in, m Ronald Thor. © 1c. Feb. 21,
1933; E unp. 67886; Waldo E.
Fisher. 8079
Stanley, m Hero De Rance; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 13, 1933; E
for. 29444; Peter Maurice music ¢o.,
1td. 8080
Lay your head on my shoulder; w and
melody Sam Coslow, Con Conrad
and Jimmy Campbell. © 1 ¢. Apr.
20, 19383; E unp. 70461; Famous
music corp. 8081
Lazy Colorado moon; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1983; E unp. 68468;
George Thomas. 8082
Lazy lover’s moon; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70099; H. Clif-
ford Lloyd. 8083
Lead on, Roosevelt; song, m N. B.
Manry. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E
unp. 70458; Naida Barr Manry and
Margaret Vogan Toler. 8084
Leader of American spirit; march;
1st and 2d mandolin and chitarra.
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1933; E unp. 70297;
Pasquale De Cesare. 8085
Leaving all to follow Jesus; hymn, w
and m A. H. Ackley. © Mar. 3,
1933 ; E pub. 35891; Robert H. Cole-
man. 8086
Légendes de la forét; valses, Johann
Strauss, arr. Julien Porret; orch.
avec jazz ptes. © Jan. 15, 1933; E
for. 29297; Heugel. 8087
Legion (The) parade; march; pf.
with w. © 1 ec. Apr. 10), 19333 EH
unp. 69926; Arthur McFarlane.
8088
Lehman-Wilson (The) unique Violin
method; by Lallah Stephenson Leh-
man and Elsie Stephenson Wilson.
© Feb. 28, 1933; AA 116970; Fill-
more bros. co. 8089
Leola; song. © 1 © Apr -3nemee
E unp. 70702; Reginald Beales and
Alexander S. Baker. 8090
Let go and let God; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1933; E unp. 69531;
Mary Hungerford Robinson Cook.
8091
Let him live; w and m Tommy Tucker,
Irving Bibo and Kerwin Somerville;
pf. treble. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1983; E
unp. 70393; Bibo-Lang, ine. 8092
Let Jesus listen in; song. ©1c. Apr.
10, 1988; E unp. 69915; Faye Carr
Perkins. 80938
340
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
8122
Let me have just one more dance with
you; waltz, w G. Kaufman, melody
M. Greher. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1933;
H unp. 70327; Ghersen Kaufman
and Murray Greher. 8094
Let me live in your heart; pf. with
me Ko) toe. Apr, ‘12; 1983; HE’ unp.
69970; Grace Blakely Buck. 8095
Let me sleep on the edge of the
prairie; w and m H. Gerson. ©
Apr. 25, 1983; E pub. 36004; George
F. Briegel, inc. 8096
Let me talk lovely talk to you; valse
song. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1983; E unp.
70533; Robert J. Drummond. 8097
Let’s be a twosome; song. © 1 «
Apr. 7, 19383; E unp. 69787; Mary
Josephine O’Malley Wyles. 8098
Let’s bend an elbow; w C. J. Scheib,
m Johnny Goldfine. © 1c. Apr. 20,
1983; E unp. 70319; Bernard-
Scheib music co. 8099
Let’s get going: w and melody. © 1
e, Apr. 15, 1983; E unp. 70195;
Walter Frederick Gardner. 8100
Let’s give love another chance; w and
m Carmen Lombardo, Herb. Magid-
son and Sam H. Stept; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 15, 1933; E pub. 35210;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ince.
8101
Let’s go to the movies; fox-trot song,
w V. Clark. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1932; E
unp. 70163; George Lee Turner.
8102.
_Let’s go, United States, let’s go; song.
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1938: E unp. 70510;
Hdwin Henry Dreyer. 8103
-Let’s have a cup of prosperity tea;
' song, m Carrie H. Pennywell. ©
1 ec. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70077;
Minnie Slaybaugh Heffner. 8104
Let’s hold hands; w and melody. ©
mew V. Clark. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1932; E.
unp. 70163 ; George Lee Turner.
ch Let’s part in the same old way; waltz
song. © 1 c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp.
69624 ; Ralph M. Worthen. 8106
Tet’s seal_the night with love; valse
sone: © 1 ¢. Apr. 24, 1983: H unp.
70662; Dennis Fernando. 8107
Let’s stop the time and stay awhile;
pf. with w. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1933; HB
unp. 69727; Loren Revelle Bledsoe.
$108
8102
Let’s try and start all over again; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1933;
H unp. 70473; Charles Hender.
8109
Let the moon and stars above cheer
up for you; fox, song, melody F.
Cusenza. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1933: B
unp. 70446; Frank Cusenza and Jo-
Seph Serra. 8110
Let the Savior cheer you on your way;
hymn, w U. S. Keeling, sr., m U. S.
Keeling, jr. © Apr. 19, 1933; E
pub. 35928; U. S. Keeling & Son.
8111
Let us sing a new song; med. voice.
© Apr. 1, 1933; E pub. 35623; Grace
Leadenham Austin. 8112
Let us with a gladsome mind; w John
Milton; mixed voices. © Mar. 14,
1933; E for. 28379; Greville Cooke.
8113
Lettres (Les) que lon garde; paroles
Pierre Bayle, m Vincent Scotto;
avec accord de Vukulele. © Dec.
31, 1932; E for. 29382; Editions Sal-
abert. $114
Liberty victory march; song. © Mar.
25, 1933 ; E pub. 35824; David Sachs.
8115
Lie (The); cho. or quartet, w Hale
C. Cole, m and arr. Geoffrey O'Hara;
male voices. © Apr. 18, 1933; H
pub. 35974; Harms, inc. 8116
Lied ueber musik; nach dem Fran-
zoesischen der Prinzessin Helene
von Orleans, w u. m Andrew Israel.
© 1c. Feb. 10, 1933; E unp. 67496;
Amelia Bergen. 8117
Liederkranz fiir kleine musikanten ;
eine vorbereitung zum polyphonen
spiel, Albert Kranz; klavier mit
violinstimme beigegeben. bd. 2, nr.
jHuud Gp © Heb: 15,ylOsace We tor
29258; Fr. Portius. 8118
Life: song. © Mar. 30, 1933; E pub.
36029; Theda Wilkinson. 8119
Life is a dance; w Gus Kahn, m Oscar
Levant. © 1c Mar. 20, 19383; E
unp. 70638; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 8120
Life is like a toy; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Apr. 5, 19838; E unp.. 69709;
Garnell Williams. 8121
Life of Thomas Alva Edison; opera,
melody. .© 1.¢ +Apr: 10, 1933.
unp. 69889; Rodley Delmus Stouten-
burg. 8122
341
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8123
Lift me up; hymn, w tr. and m arr.
© July 6, 1932; E pub. 35762; Na-
thaniel Carlson. 8123
Lift me up to Thee; hymn, w Martha
Ann Price, m B. B. McKinney. ©
Mar. 3, 1933; E pub. 35911; Robert
H. Coleman. 8124
Lift up your eyes; w and melody.
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1983; E unp. 69826;
Carl Lister Whitney. 8125
Light fingers; by Hugo Friedhofer ;
pf.-conductor. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1933;
E unp. 70710; Movietone music corp.
8126
Lights; w and melody © 1 ec. Apr.
25, 1933; Ei -unp.- 70471; Millie
Warde Hillgardner. 8127
Like as the hart; tr. from Psalms 42
and 43,.and m. © 1 ¢. Apr. 29,
1933; E unp. 70763; Christian Paul
Heinlein. 8128
Li'l fella; w and melody. ©1e. Apr.
21, 1933; E unp. 70366; Ella Allen.
8129
Lily i skandaliara; w and melody P.
Tountses 46). 1 ver daa: 309 s8 | iB
unp. 69075; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 8130
song. © <1 ¢: Apr. 1,
1933; E unp. 69568; Anthony A.
Pawlowski. 8131
Listen while I tell; hymn, w T. O.
Chisholm, m John Roy Harris. ©
Mar. 3, 1933; E pub. 35890; Robert
H. Coleman. 8132
Liszt (Franz) Love dreams; arr. Cal-
vin Grooms; solo or duet for violin,
and pf. © Mar. 21, 1933; E pub.
30375; Century music pub. co.
8133
Liten (En) mascot; fox-trot, ur Gift-
asvuxna dottrar, text Ake Sdder-
blom, m Jules Sylvain. © Apr. 1,
1933; E for. 29329; Edition Sylvain.
8134
Little all alone; w and melody. ©
1 c. Apr. 14, 1983; E unp. 70048;
Victoria Kreusch. 8135
Little (A) beer, a pretzel and you;
w and m Howard Johnson, Harry
Pease and Ed. G. Nelson; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 13, 1933; E
pub. 35786; Irving Berlin, ine. 8136
Little (A) bit of heaven; w Roy B.
Hatch, m Clitus M. Wickens; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 20, 1933; E
pub. 35938; Universal music sales.
8137
Liquid gold;
042
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Little (A) bit of love; w J. Keirn
Brennan, melody W. Franke Har-
ling. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1933; E ump.
69789; Leo Feist, inc. 8138
Little Bo-Peep; unison song, w from
nursery rhyme. © Mar. 28, 1933;
E for. 29184; John Longmire. 8139
Little (A) fugue: by R. L. Siddons;
pf. ©.1 @ Apes) eae
69599 ; Sydney L. Rothery. 8140
Little (The) gray hen; French-Cana-
dian folk song, arr. G. A. Grant-
Schaefer; mixed voices. © Apr. 20,
1833; E pub. 35970; Raymond A.
Hoffman co. 8141
Little lady in blue; w and m Bob
Hamilton and Frank Wagner; pf.
treble. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1933; E unp.
70457; Robert P. Hamilton. 8142
Little lane; English, Don Titman, m
C. Penaloza and J. D. Filiberto, arr.
Angelo Fassio. © Apr. 12, 1933;
E pub. 36025; A. Fassio. 8143
Little lazy moon; fox trot song. ©
1 ce. Apr. 5, 1983; E unp. 69874;
Tony H. Kanicke. $144
Little love star; w and melody © 1
ce. Apr. 5, 1983; E unp. 69696; Jean
Johnson. 8145
Little (A) memory; w S. Armstrong,
m John Beck. ©1e. Apr. 21, 1933;
E unp. 70509; Sybil Armstrong and
John Beck. $146
Little one; w and m Herman Hupfeld;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 10, 1933;
EK pub. 35737; Harms, ine. 8147
Little (A) pen, a little ink, a little
paper; w and melody Harry Pease,
Ed. Nelson and Dave Dreyer. ©
1c. Apr. 7, 19383; H wap) Gg7o0:
Irving Berlin, ine. 8148
Little Ruth Lee; w and melody. ©
1 c. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70028;
Norman Lazer, 8149
Little (A) Spanish serenade; by L.
A. Smetana; cello and pf. © Apr.
20, 19383; E pub. 35989; Theodore ~
Presser co. 8150 |
Little sweetheart of mine; w and m_
Mazie Wivell, arr. Chas. Wolff;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 6, 1933;
E pub. 35859 ; DeVaignie music corp.
8151
Little threads of silver, peeping thru
the gold; w Harry Pease, m Ed. G.
Nelson, pf. scored Jim Thomas;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 24, 1933;
E pub. 35148; Mort Beck music co.
8152
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
Little (A) year ago; pf. with w. ©
ie Ap? 18.90 198s8.;; Evunp.. T0217 ;
Marie Shaffer. 8153
Littul gal so true; negro love song, w
and m Otto L. Bohanan. © 1 c¢.
Apr. 17, 1983; E unp. 70287; Flo-
rence D. Bohanan. 8154
Lone (The) hobo; w and melody, m
arr. Walter W. Newcomer. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 10, 1933; E unp. 69913; Joseph
Hone. 8155
Lonely; song. © 1c. Apr. 12, 1933;
E unp. 70275; Cordia Bruner. ~-
8156
== "cone, im: Luther A. Clark. ©
1 ec. Apr. 5, 1933; H unp. 69679;
Hvelyn Dawson. 8157
w and melody. © 1c. Apr. 14,
1933; E unp. 70070; Edmund Delli
Boyi. 8158
Lonesome; song, w Walter B. Ed-
mundson. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1933; E
unp. 70219; Gustavus Adolphus
Schnabel. 8159
Lonesome and blue; w L. Penalver,
melody Lynwood Penalver, Thomas
Cofield and Ernest Waddy. ©1«.
Mar. 20, 1988; E unp. 69011; Lyn-
wood C, Penalver. 8160
Lonesome little buddy; w David
Gildea, m William Smith. © 1.
Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70066; David
Bernard Gildea. 8161
Lonesome without you; w and melody.
©l1e. Apr. 21, 1933; E unp. 70367;
Marie Bullivant. 8162
"Long about clover time; song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 29, 1983; E unp. 70765;
John Calvin Nickelsen. 8163
Long ago far away; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp. 69900;
_ Frank Versaci and George Febbo.
8164
Long as I love you; song, m Bruce
Hamilton Douglass. © 1c. Apr. 26,
1983; E unp. 706382; Clark Everett
Somers. 8165
Long, long ago; w and melody. ©
Mee ADG.1.) 19Sars., Ky. Wap. 69589. ;
Chester A. Cola. 8166
Longing; song, from Lost gods. ©
Apr. 14, 1983; E pub. 35813; Marion
Prentice. 8167
Longing’ eyes; song, w Charlotte
Ditchett. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1933; E
unp. 69829; Conrad Held. 8168
3
8182
Look for the silver lining; hymn, w
and m B. B. McKinney. © Mar. 3,
1933; EH pub. 35906; Robert H. Cole-
man. 8169
Look up at the moon; waltz, w and
m Charles’ Birkett. © Apr. 24,
1983; E for. 29499; Gordon V.
Thompson, Itd. 8170
Look what I’ve got; from A bed time
story, w Leo Robin, m Ralph Rain-
ger; with ukulele arr. © Apr. 8,
1933; E pub. 35732; Famous music
corp. 8171
Looking for you; fox-trot, words pic-
ture Al West, m Herman A. Hum-
mel. © Mar. 28, 1933; E pub.
35611; Alger R. Westcott. 8172
Looking forward; w Benny Davis, m
Ben Oakland: with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 28, 1983; E pub. 36067; Ameri-
can music corp. 8173
Looking out of my window; foxtrot
song. ©1e. Apr. 19, 1933; E unp.
70534; Lillian Thursam. 8174
Lord Jesus, please lead me home;
song, pf. arr. Wash. Rhea. © 1 ©.
Apr. 6, 19383; E unp. 69731; Jesse
Hizekiel Swayzee. 8175
Lord (The) Mayor’s show; w and m
Leslie Sarony; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29200; Law-
rence Wright music co. 8176
Lord (The) protector; unison song,
w Hugh Chesterman, m Colin Tay-
lor. © Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29218;
Edward Arnold & co. SLIT
Lorena; march, Joe Mosti; pf. accor-
dion. © Mar. 24, 1933; E pub.
35665; O. Pagani & bro. 8178
Lorsque revient le printemps; 6/8 one-
step, paroles Roger Bernstein, m G.
van Parys; avee accord de lukulele.
© Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29381; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 8179
Lost (The) chord; amen, w Adelaide
Anne Procter, m Arthur Sullivan,
arr. for sop. solo and male voices.
© Apri 4019383 ;\4Haepub. 35923 >
Thomas James Kelly. 8180
Lost (The) kite; 2-pt. song, w Wil-
frid Thorley, m Colin Taylor. ©
Mar. 31, 1938; E for. 29219; Hdward
Arnold & co. 8181
Loudly proclaim; song, Welsh air arr.
with descant, H. A. Chambers. ©
Apr. 18, 1983; E for. 29468; Novello
& co., ltd. 8182
43
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8183
Louisian’; w Lawrence Stallings, m
Dave Snell. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1933;
E unp. 70640; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. $183
Louisiana mama; w and melody. ©
aA pr.228,. 19386) Heenmnp). 70016 ;
Jack Leahy, Bert Douglas and J. P.
DeLaney. 8184
Love and romance; song, m Raoul Le-
pine; with ukulele arr. © Mar. 25,
1933: E pub. 35628; Armand Clou-
tier. 8185
Love at last; w Jack Lockwood, mel-
ody E. Petti. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1933;
E unp. 69944; Emil Petti and John
Francis Lockwood. 8186
Love-bird’s (The) call; song. ©1e.
Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70592; Marie
D. Sweeney. 8187
Love for two; w Beverly M. Jones,
melody Edris Christie. © 1c. Apr.
3, 1933; E unp. 69610; Edris C.
Jones. 8188
Love give me the night; w H. Hjal-
mar Uaglund, m Vic. Carpenter. ©
1 ¢ Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69834; Al-
fred Victor Carpenter. 8189
Love (The) gleam; valse, w and m
P. W. Deay. ©1ce. Apr. 19, 1933; E
unp. 70535; Parepa Walker ee
81
Love in the sweet blue South; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1983; H
unp. 70489; Allen Darrington. 8191
Love is a rose; w and m Otto L.
Bohanan. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E
unp. 70238; Florence D. Bohanan.
8192
Love is a song; w and m Bob Keith.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1983; E unp. 69625;
Robert David Keith. 8193
Love is gone; w Mack Swift and Hi
Alexander, ro Murray Rumshinsky.
© Apr. 10, 1983; E pub. 35873;
Lawrence music publishers, inc.
$194
Love is in your eyes; w Marjorie Har-
per, Spanish, Nenette Noriega,
melody Tito Guizar. © 1 c. Apr.
22, 19838; E unp. 70388; Mort Beck
music co. 8195
Love is just a dance; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp. 69907;
Francis Burt Schlageter. 8196
Love is like a toothache; fox trot song.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70663 ;
Anna Mae Burish. 8197
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pt. 111, n.-s., v. 28
Love letter in the snow; song. ©1e.
Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70621; Marion
Gribble. 8198
Love like the shadows on the stream
has drifted away from me; Song,
w Lulu Darneille Kinder and Maude
Darneille. © 1 ¢ Mar. 29, 1933;
EK unp. 69989; Irene Darneille Me-
Donald. $199
Love, love, adieu; song. © 1 e¢. Apr.
19, 1983; E unp. 70279; Hector Dew-
hurst MacCarthy. 8200
Love made a fool out of me; w and
m John David and Will Livernash.
© Apr. 1, 1933; E pub. 36064;
Walter A. Quincke. 8201
Love-me; waltz, melody Ada May.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1933; E unp. 69748;
Ada May Weeks. 8202
Love’s divine; pf. with w. © 1 eé.
Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69643; Ila
Grace Stoflet. 8203
Love’s making a fool of me; song.
© 1.c. Apr, 6, 19338; gape agimG-
Ruth Vogel Russell. 8204
Love sings a song in my heart; hymn,
w and m B. B. McKinney. © Mar.
3, 1933; E pub. 35896; Robert H.
Coleman. 8205
Love (A) song; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1933; E unp. 70338;
Nicola Sigismondi. 8206
Love song; Cheyenne Indians, by Isi-
dor Philipp, op 91; pf. © Apr. 20,
1933; E pub. 35980; Theodore Pres-
ser Co. 8207
Love song of the aviator; w Franklin
A. Gaylord, melody Lionel S. Baldin,
and 8S. F. Baldin.: © 1 @ Ape.
1933; E unp. 70406; Siluan F. Bal-
din. 8208
Love songs of the Nile; from The
barbarian, w Arthur Freed, m Nacio
Herb Brown; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © Apr. 1, 1933; E
pub. 35620; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 8209
Love (A) that might have been; w
Lewis Maxfield Gallagher, m R. P.
Crawley and Harold Brallier Noff-
singer. © 1 .c..Apr.,14, 193e000
unp. 70076; Reyburn Paul Crawley.
8210
Love waltz; melody. © 1. Apr. 6,
1933; E unp. 69746; George Solar.
8211
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1983
Love you’ve done me wrong; w and
melody. ©1c., Apr. 7, 1933; E unp.
69994; Dick Herman Samuels. 8212
Loveland ; fox-trot song © 1c. Mar.
27, 1933; E unp. 69578; Margaret F.
Thornbury. 8213
Lover of my dreams; song, melody
Jack Mahoney. © 1 c¢. Mar. 17,
1983; E unp. 69559; Dorothy King.
8214
Love’s innocence; song, ed. Charles
Midgley. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E
unp. 69608; Ella Ribble Beaudoux.
8215.
Loves’ own paradise; w and melody.
© 1 e¢ Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 70153;
Natanael Christensen. 8216
Lovetime; song. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1933;
EK unp. 703815; Arthur Melvin Fay.
8217
Lucky in love; m Milbra Jean Pope;
Pil with w. © /1°c.. Apr. 3, 1933;
EK unp. 69618; Toussaint L’Ouver-
ture Pope. 8218
Luella; fox trot song. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1983; EH unp. 70664; C. D. Eddy.
8219
Luella, my tango queen; w Jack Proc-
tor, m R. Douglas; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 27, 1933; E for. 29201;
Lawrence Wright music co. 8220
Lullaby; w and m Marie Ordway.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1933; E unp. 69865;
Frank B. Lambert and Marie O.
Lambett. 8221
Lullaby, tender and low; song. ©1c.
Apr. 21, 19838; E unp. 703862; Fern
Ida Glasgow. S222
Lullaby to love; w and m Arthur An-
derson, Eddie Fitzgerald and Blanid
Gilbert. © Mar. 21, 1933; E pub.
~ 30806; Alfred music co., inc. 8223
Lyric (A) in melody; by R. L. Sid-
dons; pf. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E
unp. 69600; Sydney L. Rothery.
8224
Ma Betty Boop; fox-trot, dans La joie
de Paris, paroles Henry Varna,
Mare Cab et Bobby, m Georges
Tabet. (© Mar. 25; 1933; °° for.
29138; Editions Joséphine Baker.
8225
Ma zoulie moukére; fox-trot, paroles
Ch. L. Pothier et Géo Koger, m
Léon Raiter; avec accord de lVuku-
lele. © Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 29363 ;
Editions Salabert. 8226
8240
Madlibray; de Serge Weksler; pf. ©
Dee, Sly. 19925.) BE: for. 29256;
Choudens. 8227
Midchen in uniform; ouverture du
film, paroles Jacques Réale, m Milde-
Meissner. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
29489; Hditions Campbell. 8228
Magic in the garden; unison, w Biddy
Moran, m Gordon Jacob; girls
voices. © Mar. 21, 19383; E for.
29154; Boosey & co., ltd. 8229
Maid of the moon; w Helen Haynes,
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1933;
E unp. 70695; Helene Hipkins.
8230
Main title for a Hungarian or Gypsy
picture; by Samuel Kaylin, arr. by
Emil Gerstenberger; pf.-conductor.
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69770;
Movietone music corp. i 8231
Majel; Indian dove song, w and mel-
ody. © 1. Apr. 7, 1933; E unp.
69793; Arthur H. Meyer. 8232
w and melody Giuseppe
© 1c. Apr. 25, 19383;
8233
Mamma;
Grande.
unp. 70558; Joseph Cerabino.
Man (The) in the moon knew; fox
trot song. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933;
E unp. 69579; Margaret EH. Hood.
8234
Manual of exercises in dictation for a
course in aural theory. © Apr. 26,
1933; AA 120266; Louise H. Cuyler.
8235
March faithful soldiers, keep march-
ing along; w and m Bob Miller and
Gene and Glenn; mixed voices,
unace. © Apr. 11, 1933; E pub.
35790; Robbins music corp. 8236
March of the cubs; by James Brown;
violin, with pf. ace. ed. Nancy Gil-
ford, 2d violin and cello pts. ad lib.,
and w interpolated. © Mar. 27,
1933; E for. -9188; Stainer & Bell,
ilar age 8237
Marcha espanola; pf. © 1c. Apr. 3,
1933; E unp. 70254; Salvator P.
Fachutar. 8238
Marchand (Le) de sable; berceuse,
paroles Pierre Bayle et Robert Mal-
leron, m Jane Bos; avee accord de
Vukulele. © Dec. 31, 1982; E for.
29371; Editions Salabert. 8239
Marching on to Chicago; w and m
Richard Daly, Thomas Parmiter and
C. M. Wickens; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 29, 1938; E pub. 35547;
Clitus M. Wickens. 8240
349
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8241
pt. In, 0. s., Vv. 28
Marietta; by Ada May; pf. © 1. | Mayblossom; operetta. © 1 ¢. Feb.
Apr. 6, 1933; E unp. 69749; Ada
May Weeks. 8241
Marina (Les); one-step dans Un soir
de réveillon, lyrics Jean Boyer, m
Raoul Moretti; avec accord de
Yukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932: E for.
29429: Editions Salabert. 8242
fox-trot, Attilio Perry;
pf. accordion. © Mar. 24, 1933;
E pub. 35664; O. Pagani & bro. 8243
Maroon and gold; pf. with w. ©1«.
Apr. 3, 1933; E unp. 69780; Arthur
McFarlane. §244
Marta rambling rose of the wildwood;
special male quartette, w L. Wolfe
Marionette;
Gilbert, m Moises Simons, arr. J.
Rosamond Johnson. © Apr. 18,
1933; E pub. 35792; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 8245
Martint (B.) Sept arabesques; études
rythmiques; violon ou violoncelle et
pf. © Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 29504;
R. Deiss. 8246
Sonate; violon et pf. © Dee. 15,
1932; E for. 29503; R. Deiss. 8247
Marva; a lament, song. © 1. Apr.
1, 19383; E unp. 69553; Marie Arms.
8248
Mary, that old sweetheart of mine;
w and melody. © 1 c¢. Apr. 14,
1933; E unp. 70061; John Van Dael.
8249
Masabi; pf. con letra. © Feb. 24,
1933; E for. 29082; Roberto Ravelo.
8250
Massa’s in de cold, cold ground; by
Stephen C. Foster, arr. Fred A.
Schiefelbein; pf. with w. © Apr.
15, 1983; E pub. 35774; Volkwein
bros., ine. 8251
Massachusetts march; pf. ©1c. Apr.
7, 19838; E unp. 69805; Ernest Her-
menegilde Laprade. 8252
Master’s (The) call; hymn. © 1 «.
Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70599; Alta F.
Rumbaugh. $253
Maurie Sherman’s band: song. ©
1 c. Apr. 4, 19383; E unp. 70091;
Mary Alice Mullin. 8254
Mauve (The) hour; de L. L. Lynde;
orch. ptes. © Jan. 15, 1933; E for.
29300; L. Grus et cie. 8255
May-fly (The) which only lives a day;
w Betty Haddon, m H. CG. G. Ste-
vens. © Mar. 29, 1933; E for.
29210; Cary & co. 8256
13, 19383; D 28422; Frances Fenwick
Williams. 8256*
Mayerl (The Billy) modern piano
method; writen Billy Mayerl and
Geoffrey Clayton; continental finger-
ing. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1933; A ad int.
17747 pubd. Apr. 6; Peter Maurice
musi¢e co., ltd. 8256**
Meadow-lark (The); by John Cari-
bou, arr. G. A. Grant-Schaefer ;
mixed voices. © Apr. 20, 1933; E
pub. 35969; Raymond A. Hoffman
co. 8257
Mécanic; fox, Ed. Mahieux et Ch.
Grigaut; orch. ptes. © Jan. 15,
1933; E for. 29288; Choudens. 8258
Medicine song; by Isidor Philipp, op.
913. pf. Apr. 20, 1933; E pub.
35981; Theodore Presser co. 8259
Meet me at the fair, honey; song, arr.
Esther Hellyer. © 1 ¢« Apr. 17,
1933; E unp. 70148; Juanita Bed-
nar. 8260
Meet me at twilight sweetheart; fox
trot song. ©1e¢. Mar. 27, 1933; H
unp. 69580; Maude Frye. 8261
Meet me by moonlight; song, J. A.
Wade, lyrics rev. and m arr. George
F. Briegel. © Apr. 25, 1933; E pub.
36017; George F. Briegel, inc. 8262
Meet me in the wildwood where the
wild flowers grow: w and m Mazie
Wivell, arr. Chas. Wolff; with uku-
lele arr. © Apr. 3, 1933; E pub.
35858 ; DeVaignie music corp. 8263
Meet us in Chicago in 1933; w and m
Anne Alden. © 1c Apr. 7, 1933;
E unp. 69802; Alice P. Yarnell.
8264
Meet your troubles with a smile;
hymn, w Jessie F. Moser, m B. D.
Ackley. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
85904; Robert H. Coleman. 8265
Meeting (The) of the waters; old
Irish song, with deseant, arr.
Thomas F. Dunhill, w Tom Moore.
© Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29215; Hd-
ward Arnold & co. 8266
Mellow prairie moon; song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 22, 1933; E unp. 70402; Hazel
Clark. 8267
Melodies of love; w and melody. ©
1, ¢«.Apr. 14, 1933;- B unps, 700sas
Innocenza Murabito. 8268
Memories; song, w P. B. Collins. ©1
ec. Apr. 11, 1933; E unp. 69933; Effie
Jackson Parker. 8-69
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1983
Memories of mother; w A. Premuto,
m §S. Gaito. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E
unp. 69635; Anthony Premuto and
Samuel Gaito. 8270
w and melody. © 1. Apr. 25,
1933; E unp. 70498; Golda Marie
Houser. 8271
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob lLud-
wig Felix) The Christmas waits;
arr. James Brown; violin with pf.
ace. ed. Nancy Gilford. © Mar. 27,
1983; E for. 29182; Stainer & Bell,
ltd. 8272
Father Christmas; arr. James
Brown; violin with pf. ace. ed.
Nancy Gilford. © Mar. 27, 1933;
E for. 29181; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
8273
Meditation; arr. James Brown;
violin, with pf. acc. ed. Nancy Gil-
ford. © Mar. 27, 1933; E for. 29190;
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 8274
Menuet en rondeau; by Couperin, free-
ly arr. James Brown; violin with pf.
ace. ed. Nancy Gilford and cello ad
lib. © Mar. 27, 1933; E for. 29173;
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 8275
Mercy from on high; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70063 ;
Peter Stephen West. 8276
Merrily we go along; song. © 1 «.
Apr. 7, 1933; E unp. 69807; William
C. Becker. 8277
Mess hall blues; w Oliver Prescott
Robinson, jr., m John Jacob Stark.
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69854;
Dialectic soc. 8278
Mexican (A) serenade; song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 4, 1983; E unp. 69659; Flor-
ence Grove Sierveld. 8279
Midnight rythm; song. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1988; E unp. 69724; Samuel Frei-
berg. 8280
Miette; fox-trot, de Au pays du soleil,
paroles René Sarvil, m Vincent
Scotto; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29390; Editions
Salabert. 8281
Migot (Georges) Trois piéces; vio-
lonecelle et pf. © Jan. 15, 1933; EH
for. 29440; Alphonse Leduc et cie.
8282
Miller (The) of the Dee; unison song,
Hnglish air arr. with descant H. A.
8296
Mimose; canzone slow-fox, versi Marf,
m Paul Abel [and] EH facilissimo;
canzone Slow-fox, versi Peppino
Mendes, m Pete Rizza: orch. Vir-
gilio Ripa; piccola orch. parti. ©
Feb. 14, 1938; E for. 29234; A. & G.
Carisch & ¢. 8284
Mine alone; w and m Bob Phelan, arr.
Ray Boughner. © 1 e. Apr. 17,
1933; E unp. 70157; Robert Peter
Phelan. 8285
Mine alone sweetheart; song. © 1.
Apr. 12, 1983; E unp. 69971; George
Herbert Dowling. 8286
Minnie the moocher’s son; song. ©
1) c. Apr. 25, 19383; E unp. 10475;
India Thompson. $287
Miserere mei, Deus; cho., from Psalm
50, m Allegri, condensed and arr.
Leo P. Manzetti; cho. of 3 equal
voices. © Mar. 20, 1933; E pub.
30957; McLaughlin & Reilly co.
8288
Misericordia; w and m Sister Teresa
Mary; with refrain for 2 treble
voices. © Apr. 7, 1933;'E. pub.
30124; Teresa Mary Moyles. 8289
Missa, Our lady of Pompeii; tradi-
tional w, m Giovanni B. Fontana;
mixed voices, organ or harmonium
ace. © Apr. 138, 1933; E pub. 35838 ;
G. Ricordi & co., inc. 8290
Mississippi basin; w Andy Razaf, mel-
ody Reginald Foresythe. © 1 e.
Apr. 15, 19383; E unp. 70140; Joe
Davis, ine. 8291
Mist of the rainbow; song, melody
harry, EE. Gotin. © bc. Apr £4,
1933; E unp. 70152; John Labadie.
8292
Mister Moon, Moon, Moon; w and mel-
ody Oct cc. Apr, 15° 19383 -) Hamp:
69949; Frank Gilbert Pollay. 8293
Mr. Roosevelt we’re with you; w and
m James Alan Weir. © 1 c. Apr.
14, 1983; E unp. 70075; James Fred-
erick Alan Weir. 8294
Mister Street Car Man; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Apr. 15, 1983; E unp. 70118; Elmer
EH. Mayer. 8295
Mocking-bird (The); American folk
song, melody Alice Hawthorn, arr.
G. A. Grant-Schaefer ; mixed voices;
with flute or whistling obbl. © Apr.
Chambers. © Apr. 18, 1933; E for. 20, 19338; E pub. 35972; Raymond A.
29469; Novello & co., Itd. 8283 Hoffman co. 8296
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8297
pt. II, NoSeweees
Modern bugle method; by Arlie W.
Latham, with 25 most popular bugle
ealls and 10 bugle marches with
drum ace. © Mar. 27, 1933; E pub.
35679; Boston musie co. 8297
Modulations. © Apr. 25, 1983; E pub.
36000; John N. Brown. 8298
Moi, j'‘mets plein gaz; paroles R. Feral
et J. Monteux, m Vincent Scotto;
avec accord de ukulele. © Dec. 31,
1932; E for. 293869; Editions Sala-
bert. 8299
Moment musical; pf. © 1c. Apr. 7,
1933; E unp. 69753; Rachael Reeves.
8300
Monotony blues; fox-trot song. ©1c.
Apr. 19, 1933; E unp. 70536; Cora
Croff. 8301
Monsieur baby; from A bedtime story,
w Leo Robin, French lyrics André
Hornez, m Ralph Rainger. © Apr.
12, 19383; E pub. 35829; Famous mu-
sic corp. 8302
Montafia de amor; letra Luis Angel
Cruz Mufioz, m Ignacio Villa. ©
Feb. 24, 1933; E for. 29246; South-
ern music pub. ¢co., ine. 8303
Montléry; de Bidon d’or, Henry Ver-
dun; pf. et violon. © Nov. 1, 19382;
E for. 29482; Editions Salabert.
8304
Moon dreams; song, melody Jack Ma-
honey. ©1c. Mar. 17, 19838; E unp.
69560; Hstelle Piatt. 8305
Moon-man (The); song, from Sugar
house. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1933; E unp.
70020; Agnes Elizabeth Rose. 83806
Moonbeams; pf. treble with w. ©1c.
Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 70007; Samuel
Carlisle Goodrich, jr. 8307
Moonbeams are memories; w B. Jef-
fery, melody Marian Jeffery and A.
Jeffery. © 1 @ Apr.’ 12,1933; BH
unp. 69955; Belle Jeffery and Arthur
Jeffery. 8308
Moonbeams shy; fox-trot song. ©1c.
Apr. 19, 1933; E unp. 70537; Mar-
guerite Fancher. 8309
Moonlight; song. © 1c Apr. 26,
1933; E unp. 70618; Miriam S. Mac-
Murphy. 8310
Moonlight (The) brings a picture of
you; song. © 1c. Apr. 12, 1933; E
unp. 70272; Lewis A. Kupperud.
8
Moonlight on Lake Erie; w and melo-
dy. © 1. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp.
69689; Eva V. Dawley. 8312
Moonlight serenade; violin, with pf.
Mar. 27, 1983; E unp. 69581; Ber-
nard H. Quinn. 8313
Moonlight serenade; violin, with pf.
ace. © 1c. Apr ¢)91933 5h uep-
69809; Frank Adolph Fredericks.
8314
More than you know; hymn, w and m
A. H. Ackley. © Mar. 3, 1933; E
pub. 35895; Robert H. Coleman.
8315
w and melody. © 1 c. Apr. 26,
1933: E unp. 70601; Edward Ralph
Chartier. 8316
Morgenstimmung; de Madchen in uni-
form, paroles Jacques Réale, m
Milde-Meissner. © Oct. 1, 19382; E
for. 29491; Editions Campbell, Con-
nelly. 8317
Mormon love serenade; w and m SS.
Riggs and Alfred Norton. © Apr.
25, 1983; E pub. 36018; George F.
Briegel, ine. 8318
Morning and evening; unison song for
treble voices or massed singing. w
Isaac Watts, m George Dyson.
Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29225; Hd-
ward Arnold & Co. 8319
Morton Downey (The) song album;
coll., compiled George McConnell,
incl. 5 pieces arr. H. Sylvester
Krouse; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
28, 1983; E pub. 36072; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 8320
Most anything will do for a couple-a-
kids in love; song, w Andrew Lau-
ren Deuschel. © 1 e Apr. 20, 1933;
E unp. 70329; Edmar Alvin Langen-
dorfer. 8321
Mother; w M. Wolf, melody J. Auer-
feld. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1933; E unp.
69747; Jerome Auerfeld and Milton
Wolf. 8322
Mother can I hold your baby in my
arms a while; song, m Stan Tucker.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp. 69621;
D. P. Cera. 8323
Mother, darling mother; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70100;
G. Alberta Foulks. 8324
Mother, dear mother, a sadness comes
o’er me: w and m Otto L. Bohanan.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 70239;
Florence D. Bohanan. 8325
Mother in a vision; song, m Jack Ma-
honey. © Mar. 29, 1933; E pub.
36028; Elva E. Straitor. 8326
348
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
8355
Mother o’ mine; w Rudyard Kipling,
m Daniel Protheroe; mixed voices;
pf. or organ acc. © Apr. 18, 1933;
E pub. 35947; Boston music co.
8327
Mothers day; song, melody Wendell
Given. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1933; E unp.
70298 ; Alice J. Bedard. 8328
Mother’s love; Mother’s day solo, w
Jane Alford, m C. Roland Flick. ©
Mar. 20, 1933; E pub. 35692; Lor-
enz pub. co. 8329
Mother’s (A) prayer; valse song. ©
1c. Apr. 19, 1933; E unp. 70538;
Marie Arena. 8330
valse song. ©1c. Apr. 10, 1933;
E unp. 70539; Rebecca Klingla.
8331
Mountain love; w and melody. ©1c.
Apr. 29, 1983; E unp. 70771; Wal-
lace Sharpnack. 8332
Mountaineer’s farewell; w and m 8.
H. Wilbert. © Apr. 25, 1933; E
pub. 36011; George F. Briegel, inc.
8333
a (The) mine; w and melo-
© 1 ¢«. Apr. 25, 1933; E unp.
“ee Fern Wright. §334
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Ron-
dino; arr. James Brown; violin with
pf. ace. ed. Nancy Gilford. © Mar.
af, 1983; EH for. 29172; Stainer &
Bell, ltd. 8335
Wiegenlied; English, Barnetta
Brown, m arr. William Stickles;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Apr. 18, 1933;
EH pub. 35975; Harms, inc. 8336
Mud in your eye; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 11, 19383; E unp. 69941;
Felton Kaufmann and Jerome Herst.
8337
Music is a friend of love; w and m Al.
Rose and Maurice Elwin; with uku-
kele arr. © Apr. 3, 1933; E for.
29089; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.
8338
Music-lover’s (The) ear tests and book
of themes; by EH. Markham Lee. pt.
2. © Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29454;
Banks & son. 8339
Music to the fairy prince; by Arne,
arr. James Brown; violin, with pf.
ace. ed. Nancy Gilford and 2d violin
pt. ad lib. © Mar. 27, 1933; E for.
29168; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 8340
Musical (The) salvationist;
EF. G. Hawkes.
pt. 4, Apr. 19338.
compiled
With suppl. v. 47,
© Mar. 29, 1933;
E for. 29211; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd. 8341
Musique de scéne; avant la promen-
ade, de Panurge, m Henri Cliquet-
Pleyel; pf. © Jan. 15, 1933; E for.
29337; Hditions Salabert. 8342
—de Panurge, de Henri Cliguet-
Pleyel; pf. © Jan. 15, 1933; BE for.
29338 ; Editions Salabert. 8343
— Regine et sa nouvelle robe, de
Panurge, m Henri Cliquet-Pleyel;
pf. © Jan. 15, 1933; E for. 293438;
Hditions Salabert. 8344
Mustalainen ; tango tzigane, text Hinar
Westling, m Paolo Rodriguez. ©
Mar. 2, 1983; E for. 29455; A.b.
meludico musikaliska Knuten. 8345
My album of golden dreams; w V. EH.
UWricchio, m P. A. Benson. © 1 e.
Apr 71933 4 BE sunpe(01s2=) Paw
Albert Benson and Vincent Edward
Uricchio. 8346
My angel; waltz, w and melody.
ie, Apr. 5, 19383; BH unp: 696TL;
liam Franklin. 8347
My beautiful; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70115; Greg-
ory Morabito. 8348
My bluebird’s singing the blues; w Leo
Wil-
Robin, melody Ralph Rainger. ©
dC. .Apys 13,, 1983: Eh, unpe. T0245:
Famous music corp. 8349
My boyhood; w and melody. © 1.
Apr. 20, 1933; E unp. 703828; Olive
Martin. 8350
My childhood home; song, melody
Jack Mahoney. © 1. c.: Mar. 17,
1983; E unp. 69561; Hvelyn Mc-
Carty White. 8351
My darling, sweet Joann; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1933; E
unp. 70741; Herman Glinske. 83852
My darling wife, and her infant baby;
song, melody Larry E. Goffin.
1 ec. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70452;
Fannie Harper. $353
My darling you will be; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 19383; E unp. 70046;
Carl Jobnson. 8354
My Dixie hi-dee-hide-away; w Roy
Turk, melody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1
e. Apr. 11, 19383; E unp. 69948; Irv-
ing Berlin, ine. 8355
349
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8356
My dream is gone, my heart is gone,
too; w and m Marie Ordway. © 1
e. Mar. 28, 193833 (BH) unp. 69863%
Frank B. Lambert and Marie O.
Lambert. 8356
My dream of paradise with you; w
A. E. Farmer, m C. C. Fulcher. ©
i G&G Apr. 3; 19383; Hi unp.. 69590;
Arlie Elizabeth Farmer and Charles
Crisp Fulcher. 8357
My dreams; song. © 1 ce. Apr. 4,
1983; E unp. 69649; Alfred John
Ruck. 8358
My garden of dreams; w A. EK.
Farmer, m T. A. Sullivan. © 1 «.
Apr. 12, 1983; E unp. 69977; Arlie
Elizabeth Farmer and ‘Thornton
Alexander Sullivan. 8359
My grey and golden haired sweet-
hearts; w and melody. © 1c. Apr.
5, 1933) .b) -unp. 690%: Krank 7B:
Smith. 8360
My Gypsy melody; w Ruth Prosser,
m Eugene Jelesnik and Larry Holt;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 12, 1933;
E pub. 35768; Prosser music pub.
co. 8361
My Gypsy rhapsody; melody fox-trot,
w Jack Lawrence, m Emery Deutsch
and Arthur Altman, arr. Art Mc-
Kay; orch. pts., with male trio arr.
J. Rosamond Johnson. © Apr. 26,
1933; E for. 36042; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 8362
w Jack Lawrence, m Hmery
Deutsch and Arthur Altman, arr.
J. Rosamond Johnson; with ukulele
arras ©) Apr). ds), i983" i puis,
35863; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 8363
My heart is broken today; song, m
L. McCane and Arthur T. Day. ©
1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69675;
Lela McCane. 8364
My heart is hummin’ I love you; w F.
Hager, m J. Ring. © Apr. 14, 1933:
Epub. 35747; Fred Hager and
Justin Ring. 8365
My home among those old New Eng-
land ‘hills; song. © 1 ¢ Apr 21,
1933: E unp. 70352; Harold Caleb
Patch. 8366
My honey’s got money; w and m Ted
Marshall. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1983; BE
unp. 69855; Dialectic soe. 8367
My hotcha seventeen; song, with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1933; EH
unp. 70723; Walter Max Becker.
8368
pt. III, 0. S., v. 28
My Josephine; w and melody. ©1¢e
Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69699; Mary
Morang. 8369
My lie to you; song. © 1c. Apr. 8,
1933; E unp. 69618; Floyd Zimmer-
man. 8370
My life is made up of dreams; song, m
Luther A. Clark, pf. arr. Salvatore
Molinari. © 1 ec. Apr. 5, 1933; E
unp. 69718; Joseph Scogna. 8371
My little hunk of gold; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1
ec. Mar. 6, 1983; E unp. 68404; Al-
bert Von Schritz. 8372
My little mother, my dear; song. ©
1 c. Apr. 6, 1933; E unp. 69766;
Olga Backus Pyles. 8373
My little western sweetheart; song,
arr. Harry A. Powell; with ukulele
arr. © Apr. 13, 1933; E pub. 35943;
Violet E. Simmonds. 8374
My love is like a red, red rose; pt.-
song, w Burns, m Arthur Colling-
wood; mixed voices, without acc.
© Dee. 27; 1932; BH for 29130:
Paterson’s publications, ltd. 8875
My Ma-ary; song, arr. Ruth Thurman.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1983; E unp. T0011;
Emma North Messer. 8376
My manager; w and melody. ©1..
Apr. 28, 1933; E unp. 70743; Gladys
M. Parsons. 8377
My mother; pf. with w. © 1 c«. Apr.
3, 1983; E unp. 69779; Arthur Me-
Farlane. 8378
——song, melody Jack Mahoney. ©
1 c« Mar. 17, 1933; ‘EH tips eae
Francis Cook. 8379
My mother’s melody: w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70625;
Edmund Francis La Voie. 8380
My mother’s prayer; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Apr. 15, 1983; E unp. 70113; Ina M.
Buse. 8381
My! oh, my; w and melody Harry
tevel and Mack Gordon. © 1 «.
Apr. 19, 1983; E unp. 70284; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
8382
My old gal and U.S.A.; w W. C. Wil-
liams, melody M. Du Frerre, pf. arr.
Jerry Lawrence. © Apr. 14, 1933;
E pub. 35784; Arthur F. Dutcher
and William C. Williams. 8383
350
ea, Yep
* MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 19338
My old Kentucky home; by Stephen
C. Foster, arr. Fred A. Schiefelbein ;
DE with: w. © Apr.''15,’ 1938. EB
pub. 35775; Volkwein bros., ine.
8384
My one white rose; song. ©1c. m
Mar. to, 1933)" hoe -w ADT. 20,
unp. 70253; Shirley Hammerly.
8385
My own Haster service; 7 songs and
a poem, w John Bowring, C. :
Gabriel and A. M. Toplady. ©
Mar. 15, 1983; E pub. 35673; Chal-
var A. Gabriel. 8386
_My own, my little Boy Blue; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; E
unp. 70051; Ann Elberta Moses.
8387
My own prosperity; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70501;
T. M. McDonald. 8388
My pathway of dreams; w D. Evans,
m G. Doyle and Luther A. Clark,
arr. Jean Walz; with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 15, 1983; E pub. 35853;
Gilbert Doyle and Delmer Evans.
8389
My pirate love; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70120; Dono-
van Ruby. 8390
My radio queen; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 24, 1988; E unp. 70432; Mary
Roos Haas. 8391.
My radio sweetheart; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1933; E unp. 70764;
George Plumhoff. 8392
My romantic waltz; song. © Apr. 22,
1933; E pub. 36023; Harold Bowser.
8393
My rose of lovers lane; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70420;
Warn Milford Oscarson. 8394
My rosebud of Shannon; waltze song.
© 1c. Apr. 21, 1933; E unp. 70364;
Edward Demick. 8395
My Russian moon; w and melody. ©
1 ec Apr. 25, 1983; E unp. 70565;
Kenneth Hecht. 8396
My scrap book from out of the past;
song, pf. harmony F. B. Muratta.
© 1c. Apr. 1, 19383; E unp. 69542;
8412
My sheep-dog and I; w Herbert Lum-
ley, m Pat Thayer. © Apr. 10, 1933;
EH for. 29111; Keith Prowse & co.,
ltd. 8398
My southern home calls me; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 8, 1933; E unp.
70421; Bessie Webb Jaynes. 8399
My sweet Australian mother; song,
melody M. A. Emery. © 1c. Apr. 5,
1933; E unp. 69703; Marie W. Pur-
cell. 8400
My sweet Mary Lindy Lou; w and m
Sara Goldman, arr. Bert Peters. ©
de, Apre 28, 1933 enh Vunpy (OTe ;
Gertrude Ward Clark. 8401
My sweetheart; fox trot; pf. with w.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 70162;
Harold D. Miller. 8402
— w and melody. © 1c. Apr. 5,
1933; E unp. 69965; Rodney Fish.
8403
My sweetheart days; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © Mar. 29, 1933; E pub.
35930; Margaret F. Thornbury.
8404
My taxi to the moon; w E. Leone, m
O. Peet. © Apr. 19, 1933; E pub.
30934 ; Ernest Leone and Owen Peet.
8405
My Tennessee home; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70492;
Dora Byers. 8406
My treasure box of love; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1933; H unp.
70381; Mary Fletcher Carr. 8407
My world is in the shadows; song,
arr. Ken Simmons. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1933; E unp. 70416; Harold E. Sarb.
8408
Na shledanou v lepSich Gasech ; pochod,
z ponadky Robin zbojnik, slova:
Voskovee i Werich, hudba: Jaroslav
sezek.; (© (Oct. 118 1932 5 Wkotor:
29103; Hudebni matice umélecké
besedy. 8409
Nabozné piesne; pre evanjelické aug.
v. sosbieral a sostavil. © Jan. 15,
1933; A 59501; Joseph Abraham.
8410
Namba; dance pantomime. © 1 e¢.
Mar. 25, 19338; EH unp. 70022; Ernest
Carter. 8411
National emblem; march, E. EH. Bag-
ley, arr. Pietro Deiro; pf. accordion.
Bertha Caton Christensen and Flora © Mar. 31, 1933; E pub. 35657; Wal-
Belle Muratta. 8397 ter Jacobs, inc. 8412
or
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8413
Nations prayer for the President; w
and melody Violet Nelson and Eve-
lyn Nelson. © 1 c. Apr. 22, 1933;
E unp. 70379; Evelyn C. Nelson.
8413
Nature’s blossoms bring memories of
you; w and m Mazie Wivell, arr.
Chas. Wolff; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 24, 1933; E pub. 35861; De-
Vaignie music corp. 8414
Ne dites plus rien; valse, de Son singe
et moi, paroles Georges Thibault, m
G. Costoncelli; avec accord de V’uku-
lele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29387 ;
Editions Salabert. 8415
Ne pas dire qu’on aime; tango, dans
le film Une idée folle, paroles René
Pujol et Ch. L. Pothier, m Ober-
feld; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29865 ; Editions
Salabert. 8416
Ne sois pas jalouse; valse, du film,
paroles René Pujol, m Oberfeld, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©
Dee. 31, 19382; E for. 29324; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 8417
Nearer home; hymn, w Alice Cary, m
B. B. MeKinney. © Mar: 3, 1933;
E pub. 35920; Robert H. Coleman.
8418
’Neath the Oklahoma moon; song, w
Frank Anstead; wth ukulele arr.
© Mar. 31, 1933; E pub: 35797; Le-
roy N. Fergeson. 9419
Needin’; w Al West, m Herman Hum-
mel. © Mar. 28, 1933; E pub.
36053; Alger R. Westcott. 8420
Nelly was a lady; by Stephen C. Fos-
ter, arr. Fred A. Schiefelbein; pf.
with w. © Apr. 15, 1933; E pub.
39776; Volkwein bros., ine. 8421
Nerts; w and melody. © 1 c¢. Apr.
29, 1933 ; E-unp: (0757 ;5 J: T:Acker-
son. 8422
Never a one; hymn, w and m Haldor
Lillenas. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
35909; Robert H. Coleman. 8423
Never mind; fox trot song. ©1«.
Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69876; Lillian
Tracey Kempt. 8424
New (A) deal; song, arr. Claude Lap-
ham. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1983; E ump.
70444; Skillman Hunter. 8425
New deal (The) march; song. ©1e.
Apr. 7, 1933; E unp. 69792; Claude
Huizing. 8426
3
-
3)
pt. 11, DSR ae
New (A) found love; songz ©Oi1e
Apr. 1, 1983; E unp. 69541; Ben-
jamin Handley. 8427
New mown hay; w Gus Kahn, m Al
Goodkart, pf. arr. Wayne Allen. ©
1c. Apr. 18, 19388; E unp. 70649;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 8428
New (The) sunrise; w Louis Mar-
shall, m Joseph Saunders. © 1 «
Apr. 21, 1933; E unp: 103%3. Mar
shall & Saunders. 8429
New (The) trapeze; by Ella Ketterer ;
pf. © Apr. 20, 1933; E pub. 35982;
Theodore Presser co. 8430
Night club; 6 impressions, John W.
Green; orch. with 3 pfs. Sec. © 1
c. Apr. 7, 1933; E unp. 69962; Fa-
mous music corp. 8431
Night (A) for love; song. © 1.
Apr. 22, 1983; E unp. 70376; Rus-
sell Albert Whitaker. 8432
Night (The) I made you mine; song.
© 1 ¢. Apr. 25, 1933; E ump. 70ase#;
Donald Heath Hillery. 8433
Night time blues; slow fox trot song.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69582;
L. M. Benjamin. 8434
Night time is magic time for us two;
w and m Florence M. Walker; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 28, 19382; E
pub. 835755 ; Will Lewis. 8435
Night winds; w and m Jerry Leng;
guit. or banjo arr. © Apr. 15, 1933;
E pub. 35810; American music corp.
8436
Ninon, ne me dites pas non; one step,
dans Un soir de réveillon, !yries
Jean Boyer, m Raoul Moretti: avec
accord de lukulele. © Dee. 31,
1932; E for. 29433; Editions Sala-
bert. 84387
No greater love; w and m Abner Sil-
ver, Eddie Maxwell and Joseph
Meyer. © Apr. 26, 1933; E pub.
36059; Keit-Engel, inc. 8438
No more ifs; w Irvin Pollak; pf.
treble. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1933; E
unp. 70220; Fred Samuel Stricker.
8439
No one seemed to care; hymn, w and
m B. B. McKinney. © Mar. 3, 1933;
E pub. 35888; Robert H. Coleman.
8440
Ne one sweetheart but you: fox trot
song. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; EH unp.
69583 ; Cora Mosher. 8441
2
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1983
Nobody else but my girl; pf. with w.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1933; E unp. 70218;
Marie Shaffer. 8442
Noél de paix; chanson. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 29476; Théophile Dron-
chat. $443
Normandy eyes; w Morton Downey
and Al Bryan, m Geo. B. McConnell,
arr. J. Rosamond Johnson; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 26, 1933; E for.
36045; Edward B. Marks susic
corp. &444
Notte argentina; versi Clemente Gig-
lio, melodia Gerardo Fisichelli. ©
1 ce. Apr. 4, 19383; E unp. 69660;
Gerard Fisichelli. 8445
Nouvelle méthode permettant d’ap-
prendre rapidement le nouveau
modéle d’accordéon chromatique; A
deux rangées 22 notes, et 12 basses,
Hdouard Jacovacci. © Dee. 31,
1932; E for. 29294; Henry Lemoine
& cie. 8446
Now is the time for loving; melody.
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1933; E unp. 70731;
Harry Woodruff Campbell. 8447
Now that beer is here; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp. 69912;
Salvador Lopez. $448
Now they’ve got to love you for love;
w and melody. ©1c. Apr. 6, 1933;
E unp. 69741; Robert M. Ellery.
8449
Now you are gone; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 5, 1983; E unp. 69697 ; Mae
La Placa. 8450
Nursery rhymes for all occasions; m
arr. John Bateson; pf. with w. ©
Apr. 4, 1933; E for. 29137; Edna
Johnson. 8451
O bella Tina; romanza, m Giuseppe
Quartullo; violino 0 mandolino con.
versi. © Mar. 23, 1933; E pub.
35864; Giuseppe Antoci. 8452
song, m Joseph Quartullo. ©
1 c. Mar. 21, 19383; E unp.. 69552;
Joseph Antoci. 8453
O belle étoile du matin; chant popu-
laire harmonisé Henry-Vasseur ;
cheeur 4 8 voix égales Sans acc.
Jan, 15, 1983; E for. 29278; Heugel.
8454
O, come all ye faithful; traditional
Christmas hymn, with descant, arr.
Thomas F. Dunhill. © Mar. 31,
1933; E for. 29216; Edward Arnold
& Go. 8455
*“O morning star;
8469
O Duke, alma mater, and other songs
and verse of Trinity college and
Duke university; w R. L. Durham
and Plato Tracy Durham, set to old
tunes. © Mar. 14, 1933; A 60879;
Robert Lee Durham. 8456
O Jesus, Lord of heavenly grace; an-
them, w D. Ambrose, tr. John
Chandler, m Henry W. B. Barnes,
op. 39; mixed voices; pf. or organ
ace.; with violin obbl. © Mar. 7,
1933; E pub. 35113; Gamble hinged
music co. 8457
O mon maitre; slow-fox-boston, dans
Bariole, paroles Charles Trenet, m
Jane Bos; avec accord de lukulele.
© Dec. 31, 1982; E for. 29410; Hdi-
tions Salabert. $458
after chorale by
Philipp Nicolai; transcribed for
mixed choir. © Apr. 6, 1933; E pub.
35648; Elmer Hanke. 8459
O Mother of perpetual help; song. ©
Apr. 14, 1933; E pub. 35785; D’Avig-
non Morel. 8460
O salutaris Hostia; w from Latin
prayer, m Marie B. Levere; sop.
Solo) pt.4.0r organ, ace, © ec:
Apr. 4, 1933; E unp. 70344; Marie
Belanger Lever. 8461
’O strumento fedele; canzone. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 29, 1933; E unp. 70773 ; Giusep-
pe Mirabile. 8462
O you South! I hear you call; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp.
69687; Gertrude Cranford. 8463
Off the beaten track; w and melody
Yez Confrey. ©1c. Apr. 18, 1933 ;
E unp. 69997; Irving Berlin, ine.
8464
Ofrenda a Debussy; 2 poemas, m Sal-
vador Bacarisse. © Dec. 31, 19382;
E for. 29291; Union musicale Fran-
co-espagnole. 8465
Oh, glorious dawn; w Margurite Carr ;
mixed voices. © 1 ¢, Apr. 6, 1933;
EK unp. 69743; Gertrude Snodgrass.
8466
Oh honey, please come home to me;
fox-trot song: © 1c. Apr. 19729388;
BE unp. 70540; Sara Walker. S467
Ok, honey, wait until my ship comes
sailing in; pf. with w. © 1c. Apr.
28,, 19383, He unp. 70725; Roy, W.
Swanson. 8468
Ol, how I’d love a cottage; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp.
69701; Louise Barry Parsons. 8469
909
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8470
Oh, I want to be just like the Savior;
song. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1933; E unp.
70751; Marguerite W. Studabaker.
8470
Oh! Jules; de Quand tu nous tiens,
amour, paroles Jean Manse, m
Edouard Barnouin; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29360; Editions Salabert. 8471
Oh, listen kids; w and melody. ©1«.
Apr. 14, 1983; E unp. 70087; Herman
G. Comery. 8472
Oh, Sophie; fox-trot, w and melody.
@© 1 ¢. Apr. 17, 19383; E unp. 70178;
Ralph Wurtzel. 8473
Oh, Susanna; by Stephen C. Foster,
arr. Fred A. Schiefelbein; pf. with.
w. © Apr. 15, 1933; E pub. 35778;
Volkwein bros., inc. 8474
OV Man Depression; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1933; E unp. 69956;
Cassity Eliza Mason. 8475
OV Man Devil; w Jack Scholl, m Max
Rich; with ukulele arr. © Apr. 20,
1933; E pub. 85866; Bibo-Lang, inc.
8476
Old Black Joe; by Stephen .C. Foster,
arr. Fred A. Schiefelbein; pf. with
w. © Apr. 15, 1933; E pub. 35779;
Volkwein bros., inc. 8477
Old chair; w and m Ernest Longstaffe.
© Mar. 18, 1933; E for. 29149; Rey-
nolds & co. 8478
Old dog Tray; by Stephen C. Foster,
arr. Fred A. Schiefelbein; pf. with
w. © Apr. 15, 1933; E pub. 35780;
Volkwein bros., inc. 8479
Old-fashioned (The) bridge; by J. P.
Skelly, rev. lyrics and m arr.
George F. Briegel. © Apr. 25,
1933; E pub. 36003; George F. Brie-
gel, inc. 8480
Old (An) fashioned garden; w James
Barrie, m arr. Arthur B. Keene;
women’s voices. © Apr. 4, 1933; E
pub. 35820; Elizabeth Cheney Kauf-
mann. $481
Old folks at home; by Stephen C.
Foster, arr. Fred A. Schiefelbein;
pf. with w: © Apr. 15, 1933; EB
pub. 35781; Volkwein bros., inc.
8482
Old Man Depression; w and melody;
in C. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp.
69927; Wallace T. Kyle. 8483
pt. II, n. s., Vv. 28
Old Man Prosperity; w M. Bearss,
melody H. Ludwig. ©1 cc. Apr. 28,
1933: E unp. 70742; Harry Ludwig
and Martha Bearss. 8484
Old Man Winter; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Apr. 11, 1933; E unp. 69950;
Joe Agnese. 8485
Old (An), old man, with an old, old
pipe, and an old, old lady beside
him; w and m Mack Gordon and
Harry Revel; with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 24, 1933; E pub. 36035; De Syl-
va, Brown & Henderson, ine. 8486
Old pines; by E. A. Barrell, jr.; pf.
© Apr. 20, 1933; E pub. 35977;
Theodore Presser co. 8487
Old (The) roads; 2-pt. song, w W. H.
Ogilvie, m Colin Taylor. © Mar.
31, 1933; E for. 29220; Edward Ar-
nold & co. 8488
Old Savannah; Georgia bicentennial
1733-1933, w and m Green Forest;
pf. © Mar. 13, 1933; E pub. 35592;
Samuel McPheeters Glasgow. 8489
Old (The) sweet refrain; song. ©
1 c. Apr. 20, 1933; E unp. 70336;
Harold Babcock Smith. 8490
Old time tunes; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 24, 1983; E unp. 70456;
Kathieen Malone. 8491
Om alla vackra drémmar yore sanna;
vals ur filmen Kiarlek och kassa-
brist, text Gdsta Stevens, m Sonja
Sahlberg; pf. © Sept. 1, 1932; EB
for. 29115; Nils-Georgs musikfor-
lags, a.b. 8492
Omaggio a Vivaldi; di Armando La
Rosa Parodi; pf., archi, 2 flauti,
oboe, fagotto e 2 trombe. Partitura.
© Apr. 4, 1933; E for. 29260; G.
Ricordi & co. 8493
On a Chinese honeymoon; w and m
Jack Montgomery. © Feb. 10, 1933;
E pub. 34947; Edward J. Murray. ~—
8494
On n’paie pas les Américains; fox-trot,
paroles Mare Hély, m Gaston Claret.
© Dec. 31, 1982; E for. 29292; EH.
Gaudet. 8495
On n’ s’était rien dit; blues, dans Le
fils improvisé, paroles Henri Falk,
Léo Leliévre et Fernand Rouvray,
m René Sylviano; avee aceord de
Vukulele. © Dec. 31, 19382; E for.
29424; Hditions Salabert. 8496
On ne me fait pas faire . ..; slow-
fox-trot, paroles Max Eddy et Max
Blot, m Jane Bos; avec accord de
304
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no. 4, 1933
Vukulele. © Dee. 31, 1932; E for.
29417; Editions Salabert. 8497
On s’a; fox-trot, de Le triangle de feu,
paroles Ch. L. Pothier et Jertal, m
Oberfeld; avec accord de l’ukulele.
© Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 29374; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 8498
On se demande pourquoi; fox-trot, du
film Le crime du bouif, paroles A.
Berthomieu, m G. van Parys; avec
accord de Vukulele. © Dec. 81,
1932; E for. 29426; Editions Sala-
bert. 8499
On the banks of the Volga; waltz; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1933; E unp. 69816;
Peter Lewin. 8500
On the Colorado trail; w and melody.
© 1 ¢. Apr. 21, 1933; BE unp. 70353;
Bob Miller. 8501
On the dalles of St. Croix; song. ©
1c. Apr. 5, 19383; E unp. 69664;
Dennis Hagerty. 8502
On the Jersey coast tonight; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70122;
James J. Gallagher. 8503
On the shores of Tampa Bay; song.
©1e. Apr. 27, 1933; E unp. 706938 ;
Fred D. Bloomfield. 8504
On to Reno; w A. Tscharner, melody
K. Mulick. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1933;
EK unp. 70505; Al Tscharner and
Kae Mulick. 8505
Once for pity, once for love; fox
imab sone): (©); 4 '¢)) Apr.) 5,: 1983:
unp. 69873 ; Drue W. Crockett. 8506
Once in a blue moon; song, w I.
Goldstein. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1933; BH
unp. 70583; Robert Enoch. 8507
One night while I was sleeping; w
‘and melody. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; HB
unp. 69698; Albert Lejsek. 8508
One romance; fox-trot song. © 1 «
Apr. 19, 1983; E unp. 70541; Ken-
neth B. Pritchard. 8509)
One-step de la Botte; de Panurge, par
Henri Cliquet-Pleyel; pf. © Jan.
1, 1933; HE for. 29354; Editions Sala-
bert. 8510
One sweet girl; w and m Leon Chaney,
HK. BE. Sullivan and Jos. Chadderton ;
with ukulele arr. Ben Garrison.
Mar. 5, 1983; E pub. 35241; Chaney,
- Sullivan and Chadderton, ine. 8511
Only in dreams you do; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1933; E unp. 69786;
Dick Herman Samuels. 8512
8527
Only one of you; song, melody Jack
Mahoney. © 1. Apr. 24, 1933; B
unp. 70417; Frank Falbo. 8513
Onward; hymn, w J. R. Waterbury,
m B. B. McKinney. © Mar. 3, 1933;
E pub. 35918; Robert H. Coleman.
8514
w Franklin A. Gaylord, melody
Lionel S. Baldin and S. F. Baldin.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 19383; E unp. 70403;
Siluan F. Baldin. 8515
Ooh, I’m thinking; from Strike me
pink, w and m Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson; with ukulele arr.
Apr. 10, 1988; E pub. 35736; Elar
music corp. 8516
Optimist (The) ; by George Rosey, arr.
Geo. F. Briegel; band pts. © Feb.
16, 1933; E pub. 35742; G. M. Rosen-
berg. 8517
Optimists; song. ©1c. Apr. 12, 1933;
EK unp. 70269; Hlizabeth Dominico.
8518
Optomism [sic]; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 14, 1983; E unp. 70058;
Linda Frost Sheddan. 8519
Ora (L’) di barga; versi Giovanni
Pascoli, m Antonio Veretti. © Mar.
28, 1933; HE for. 29267; G. Ricordi
& @O. 8520
Orchid (An) to you; w and m Harry
Revel and Mack Gordon; with uku-
lele arr. © Apr. 4, 1933; E pub.
30668; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 8921
Oriental moonlight; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 24, 1983; E unp. 70450;
James Anton Trecartin. 8522
Oriental patrol; Asiatic novelty; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1933; E unp. 69815;
Peter Lewin. 8523
Oui! ..cest toujours Vamour; fox-
trot, de Le béguin de la garnison,
paroles Paul Nurio, m Guy D’Arvor;
avec accord de Vukulele. © Dee. 381,
1932; E for. 293898; Editions Sala-
bert. 8524
Our Jessie dear; pf. with w. ©1..
Apr. 8, 1983; E unp. 69594; Charles
EH. Anderson. 8525
Our Maggie’s gone and caught another
cold; w Robert Hargreaves and
Stanley J. Damerell, m Harry Tils-
ley; with ukulele arr. © Mar. 16,
1933; E for. 29448; Cecil Lennox,
ltd. $526
Our President; song, melody Dave
Peyton. © 1. Apr. 28, 1933; E
unp. 70721; Wanda Message. 8527
300
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8528
—w and melody E. Nelson and Vio-
let Nelson. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1933;
EH unp. 70380; Evelyn C. Nelson.
8528
Our Roosevelt; w and melody. ©1e.
Apr. 20, 1983; E unp. 703821; Anna
Lyons and Helen De Mars. 8529
Our Wally; pf. with w. © 1. Apr.
3, 1933; E unp. 69595; Charles E.
Anderson. 8530
Out of luck; w M. F. Kaufman, mel-
ody A. S. Kaufman. © 1c. Apr. 19,
1933; E ‘unp. 70282; Alvin S. Kauf-
man and Mildred F. Kaufman.
8531
Out of the deep; Samarang love song,
w Gus Kahn, melody Dave Snell
and Chris. Schonberg; with ukulele
arr. May Singhi Breen. © Apr. 5,
1933; E pub. 35687; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 8532
Outward bound; w Catherine Parmen-
ter, m Herbert J. Wrightson; men’s
voices. © Apr. 3; 1933; EH pub.
30632; J. Fischer & bro. 8533
Ouverture miniature; de Bidon dor,
Henry Verdun; pf. et violon.
Noy. 1, 19382; E for. 29484; Hditions
Salabert. 8534
Over the troubled waves with Roose-
velt; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1983;
E unp. 70097; T. W. Garnett. 8535
Over the weekend with you; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 28, 1933; E
unp. 70734; Thomas Seabury. 8536
Pa livets krokiga landsvig; quick fox-
trot, ur Giftasvuxna dottrar, text
Ake Séderblom, m Jules Sylvain.
© Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 29828; Hdi-
tion Sylvain. 89037
Pal of my dreams; valse song. ©1c.
Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69875; James
N. Thomason. 8538
Pal of my dreams, farewell; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70109;
E. Elizabeth Fritz. 8539
Pals, just real pals; by Gus Nager;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1933; E unp.
69785 ; August J. Neger. 8540
Paméla; tango, dans Panurge, paroles
Jean Cis, m H. Cliquet-Pleyel; avec
accord de Vukulelee. © Dee. 31,
1932; E for. 29341; Editions Sala-
bert. 8541
3
9)
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 28
Panama; song, w Frances Estelle Lehl-
bach. © Apr. 5, 1933; 12 pub. 35689 ;
Valborg Teeling Walters. 8542
Panurge; filmé, m Henri Cliquet-
Fleyel; pf. 1. One-step.—2. Ouver-
ture. © Jan. 15, 1933; E for. 29355,
29356; Hditions Salabert.
8548, 8544
Parade march; band pts. ©1ce. Apr.
13, 1933; E unp. 70003; Aaron A.
Clark. 8545
Paradise isle; song, arr. 8. Walford
Young. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp.
69641 ; Lorentz H. Martini. 8546
Paradise of dreams; song. © 1 «.
Mar. 7, 1983; E unp. 69001; Irving
C. Waller. 8547
Partita; de G. Fesch; quatuor 4&4
cordes. © Dec. 31, 19325 H. for.
29307; Ch. Hayet. 8548
Pastoral air; introduction and theme,
with variations, H. C. Lebon; oboe
solo and pf. acc. © Mar. 31, 1933;
E for. 29160; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd. 8549
Pastorale di natale; di Carlo Jachino;
piccola orch. Partitura. © Mar. 28,
1938; E for. 29261; G. Ricordi & co.
8550
Pastorale-nocturne; de André Rou-
baud; pf. © Dec. 31, 19382; E for.
29333 ; Editions Salabert. 8551
Patriot’s prayer; song. ©1c. Apr. 29,
1933; E unp. 70769; Jane L. Brod-
erick. 8552
Pays (Le) du soleil; fox-trot, d’ Au
pays du soleil, paroles René Sarvil,
m Vincent Scotto; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Dee. 31, 1932; E for.
29389; Editions Salabert. 8553
Peach blossoms; song, m Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1933; E unp.
70255; General Stacey. 8554
Same. © Apr. 21, 19383; E pub.
359385; General Stacey. 8555
Peek-peek-peeking all around Pikes
Peak; w Ken McCook, and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 7, 1933; E unp. 69812;
William Klesmer. 8556
Pena (La); chanson espagnole, dans
Violettes impériales, poéme Manuel
Machado, francaise et m Henri Col-
let. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29439;
Ste. d’editions musicales d’adapta-
tions cinematographiques. 8557
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
Penize nebo Zivot; slow-fox a pisen ze
Stejnojmenného filmu, slova: Vos-
koveec i Werich, hudba: Jaroslav
JeZek. © Nov. 9, 1932; E for. 29104 ;
Hudebni matice umélecké besedy.
8558
People’s (The) parade; w and melody
Viola Allen. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1983;
E unp. 70055; Viola Reed. 8559
Pep song; by Alta Hollis Brown; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70522;
Phi lambda delta. 8560
Perché si bella; romanza, versi anon. ;
ten. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1933; E unp.
70139 ; Domenico Moro. 8561
Petit (Un) cour a louer; fox-one-
step, dans Cocktail Figaro, paroles
Max Eddy et Max Blot, m Jane Bos;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © Dec. 31,
19383; EH for. 29409; Editions Sala-
bert. 8562
Petite valse concertante en ré bémol;
de A. Baussart; pf. © Oct. 1, 1932;
H for. 29083; Editions Claude Aryl.
8563
Petits (Les) poissons; paroles Jean
Frane Nohain, m Mireille. © Dee.
15, 1932; E for. 29287; Choudens.
8564
Pfitzner (Hans) Sinfonie; fiir grosses
orch. in cis-moll nach dem streich-
quartett op. 36, H. Pfitzner, op. 36a.
Partitur. © Mar. 14, 1933; E for.
29193 ; Adolph Fiirstner. 8565
Pickaninny (A) lullaby; song. ©1e.
Apr. 5, 19383; E unp. 69777; Cath-
erine Louise Lumb. 8566
Pick-a-ny’s [sic] lullaby; song. © 1
e. Apr. 24, 19388; E unp. 70400;
Percy Garnett Smith. 8567
Pinch (The) ant parade; song. ©
1c. Apr. 8, 1983; E unp. 69845; Bes-
sie Lee Smith Cupp. 8568
Pipe a little tune; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. Apr. 5, 19383; E unp. 70006;
Samuel Carlisle Goodrich, jr. 8569
Piper (A); unison song, w Seumas
O’Sullivan, m Harold Rhodes. ©
Mar. 31, 1933; HE for. 29230; Edward
Arnold & co. 8570
Pisnicka Gesk4{ valcik; w and m K.
Hasler, arr. Fred J. Divisek. ©
Apr. 17, 1933; E pub. 35855; Joseph
Jiran. 8571
Play and sing; w and m Olive Juanita
Play ball with Uncle Sam; song, m
John Kreutzer. © 1 ec. Apr. 6,
1933; E unp. 70149; Louis Wrubel.
8573
Play fiddle play; waltz, Emery
Deutsch and Arthur Altman, arr.
H. Silberhorn; concertina. © Apr..
7, 1933; E pub. 35700; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 8574
Plea of love; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Apr. 21, 1933; E unp. 70369;
P. Spicacci. 8575
Pleading; w Alice Stoddard, m Jack
McGuire. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1933; EH
unp. 69835; Alfred Jack McGuire.
8576
Pleasant (A) day; unison song, w
from old rhyme, m Thomas F.. Dun-
hill, © Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29217;
Edward Arnold & co. 8577
Please come back to me; song. © 1
ce. Mar. 15, 19383; E unp. 638242; Paul
Fruechtenicht. 8578
Please don’t take me wrong; song, w
Jules Gustaff. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1933;
E unp. 696386; Gerald Lee Gustaff.
8579
Pleasure lady just a good girl; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1933; HE
unp. 70575; Grace Doro. 8580
Pleyel’s hymn; with variations, arr.
James Brown; violin with pf. ace.
ed. Nancy Gilford. © Mar. 27, 1933 ;
H for. 29180; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
8581
Pliniana (La); preludio, Franco Vit-
tadini, trascrizione Nino Piccinelli;
orch. pti. © Apr. 4, 1933; E for.
29263; G. Ricordi & co. 8582
Poison, I shall die loving you; waltz,
w F. Hager, m J. Ring. © Apr.
14, 1983; E pub. 35746; Fred Hager
and Justin Ring. 8583
Polly wants a cracker; w Johnny
Burke and Charles Newman, m Har-
old Spinner; pf. treble. © 1c. Feb.
17, 1933; E unp. 67773; Natrass-
Schenck, ine. 8584
Pop-eye the skipper; song. © 1 «¢
Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 70193 ; Sterling
Beecher Haines. 8585
Portrait in rhythm; pf. © 1 c¢. Apr.
7, 19383; E unp. 69821; Jean Wake-
field. 8586
Pour la belle Isabelle; fox-trot, dans
Mayer. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1933; E Panurge, paroles Robert Desnos, m
unp. 69991; Olive J. Mayer. 8572 H. Cliquet-Pleyel; avec accord de
357
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8587
Pour la belle Isabelle—Continued.
Vukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29340; Editions Salabert. 8587
Pour mettre un peu d’entrain; rumba-
biguine, de Un soir de réveillon,
lyrics Jean Boyer, m Raoul Moretti,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes.
© Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29325; Edi-
tions Salabert. 8588
Pour mettre un peu d’entrain dés que
tout est éteint; dans Vopérette Un
soir de réveillon, lyrics Jean Boyer,
m Raoul Moretti; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29431; Editions Salabert. 8589
Pourquoi j’adore le midi; 6/8 one-
step, paroles Jack Cazol, m A. Cala-
brése; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29422; Editions
Salabert. 8590
Pourquoi se quitter quand on s’aime;
valse, de Le roi des clochards, pa-
roles R. Peguy et Géo Koger, m
Vincent Scotto; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29370; Editions Salabert. 8591
Prairie flower; Mexican serenade, w
and m-Fred Harris and L. N. Mo-
reno. © Apr. 25, 1933 ; E pub. 36021 ;
George F. Briegel, inc. 8592
Praise God in His holiness; anthem,
w from Psalm 150, m Francis W.
Snow; 8-pt. mixed cho.; organ acc.
© Apr. 12, 1933; E pub. 35952; H.
W. Gray Co. 8593
Pranks; by Frederick A. Williams, op.
149; pf. © Apr. 20, 1933; E pub.
35983 ; Theodore Presser co. 8594
Prayer to the rain god; by Isidor
Philipp, op. 91; pf. © Apr. 20,
1933; E pub. 35979; Theodore Pres-
Ser @oO. 8595
Preacher (The) is coming to-night;
w Mrs. Rob’t Murray, melody D. J.
Michaud. .©..1.e¢: Apr. 5, 1983);
E unp. 69700; Gertrude B. Murray.
8596
Preludes; pri Vladimir Polivka. ©
Oct. 18, 1982; E for. 29096; Hudebni
matice umélecké besedy. 8597
Premier mouvement du 5° concerto en
ré mineur; de G. Goltermann, op.
76, rey. et doigté L. R. Feuillard;
violoncelle et pf. © Jan. 15, 1933;
E for. 29311; Delrieu fréres. 8598
Premiére danseuse; valse moderne,
Isé Joéls; pf. © Apr. 20, 1933; E
pub. 35991; Theodore Presser co.
8599
pt. 111, RIS, v. 2S
Pretending; w James Mathews, jr.;
pf. with w. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1983; BH
unp. 69833; Philip Mixsell. 8600
Primorosa filipina; bambueo, cancion.
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp. 69645;
Anna Alfaro de Conte. 8601
Prisoner (The) of Tennessee; song.
© Mar. 18, 1933; E pub. 35848;
Nelly Kissling. 8602
Progressive (The) music series; for
primary and intermediate grades,
by Horatio Parker, Osborne McCon-
athy and others. Philippine ed. enl.,
compiled Norberto Romualdez and
Charles E. Griffith. bk. 3. © Mar.
' 1, 1933; A 60581; Silver, Burdett &
co. 8603
Progressive vocal exercises; by J. J.
Masset. rev. ed. D. J. M. © Mar. 10,
1933; E pub. 35750; S. Brainard’s
sons co. 8604
Prohibition razz; w and melody. ©
1 e. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70551;
Gertrude Huberta Lusk. 8605
Promise (The) ; wand m Wal Bromby.
© Apr. 24, 1933; E for. 29500; Gor-
don V. Thompson, Itd. 8606
Promise to be mine; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.«
Feb. 23, 1933; E unp. 67996; Marie
Petersen. 8607
Prophecy; tone poem, liturgical w
arr. from Book of Isaiah: sop. ©
1c. Mar. 23, 1933; EH unp. 69191;
Frederick S. Converse. 8608
Prosit here’s to your health; w and
m F. C. Bernhardt and Grover C.
Bates. ©1e. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp.
70025; Fred Charles Bernhardt.
8609
Prosperity; w and melody. © 1 «
Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70047; Arthur
J. Kelsall. ; 8610
w and melody. © 1 ¢ Apr) 25,
1933; E unp. 70499; Emma Keith.
8611
Prosperity bound; fox-trot, w Joseph
Williams, and melody. © 1c. Apr.
6, 1933; E unp. 69733; Thomas
Harry Williams. 8612
Song. © 1c. Apr: 3B eee
unp. 69667; Al Arter. 8613
Prosperity if you stay; song. ©1e.
Apr. 10, 1933; E unp. 69910; Laura
Louise R. Hinson. 8614
Prosperity is coming; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70039;
Laura Compton. 8615
308
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
Prosperity is coming back; song, m
Rutheda L. Pretzel. © 1c Apr.
12, 1933; E unp. 69995; Martin John
Tampa. 8616
Prosperity is here; w N. Jepson, m
Henry Gerheart Cramer; pf.
ice Apr 5,° 1950 °° H unp. ‘69065 ;
Henry G. Cramer and Norman Jep-
son. 8617
Prosperity is here again; w P. A.
Holmes, m Goldie J. Holmesley. ©
1 ec. Apr. 10, 1988; E unp. 699381;
Goldie Holmesley and Paul A.
Holmes. 8618
Prosperity is near; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69684;
Dominick Britz. 8619
Prosperity it’s for you—it’s for me;
w and melody. © 1 c¢. Apr. 14,
1933; E unp. 70040; Florence De-
Revere. 8620
Prosperity, prosperity; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70041;
Grace Van Deusen. 8621
Prosperity shine; song, w G. L. Shoe-
maker and Clinton Casad. © 1 ec.
Apr. 6, 1983; E unp. 69751; Grace
L. Shoemaker. 8622
Prosperity song; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70059;
Linda Frost Sheddan. 8623
Prosperity thrill; song. © 1c. Apr.
7, 1983; E unp. 69813; Grace Leah
Shoemaker. 8624
Prosperity will soon be here; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; HE
unp. 70042; Frank C. Dornik. 8625
Pucker up and smile: today; song.
Rev. ©1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp.
69896; Louis J. H. Levin. 8626
Puisque je vous ai.. .; fox-trot, pa-
roles Max Eddy et Louis Poterat,
m Jane Bos; avec accord de l’uku-
lele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29415;
Editions Salabert. 8627
Puss! puss! puss; w Robert Har-
greaves and Stanley J. Damerell, m
Tolchard Evans; with ukulele arr.
© Jan. 2, 1933; E for. 29450; Cecil
Lennox, ltd. 8628
Put a little springtime in the winter
of their lives; w and m Bud Flana-
gan and Teddie Knox, additional
lyric Charles Wilmott; with ukulele
arr. © Apr. 8, 1933; E for. 29088;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 8629
8641
Put on a smile, chase out the gloom;
song, m C. W. Dykeman and Fern
Christopherson. © 1 c. Apr. 19,
19383; E unp. 70295; Charles W.
Dykeman. 8630
Puzzle (The) song; w and melody. ©
1c. Apr. 14, 1983; E unp. 70038;
Herman G. Comery. 8631
Q flat: depression dirge; w and m
Knowbody Knows; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar.
28, 1933; E unp. 70512; Ione R. Kil-
gore. 8632
Quand on a bu; fox-trot, dans le film
Une idée folle, paroles René Pujol
et Ch. L. Pothier, m Oberfeld; avec
accord de Vukulele. © Dec. 31,
1932; E for. 29366; Editions Sala-
bert. 8633
Quand on a son volant en mains;
marche 6/8 one-step, de Conduisez-
moi madame, paroles René Pujol
et Ch. L. Pothier, m Oberfeld, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; EH for. 29323; Editions
Salabert. 8634
Quand on doit vivre ensemble; one-
step, de Riri et Nono se débrouillent,
paroles Jean Deyrmon et Joé Poyet,
m Albert Chantrier; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29404; Editions Salabert. 8635
Quand on est vraiment amoureux; fox-
trot, dans l’opérette Un soir de ré-
veillon, lyrics Jean Boyer, m Raoul
Moretti; avee accord de Jlukulele.
© Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29432; HEdi-
tions Salabert. 8636
Quand on n’est pas jolie; valse, pa-
roles Lucien Boyer, m H. Acker-
mans. ©), Dee, Si) 1932. ie shor
29403; Editions Salabert. 8637
Quand on perd la téte; dans Un soir
de réveillon, paroles Jean Boyer, m
Raoul Moretti; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Dee. 31, 1932; E for.
29408; Editions Salabert. 8638
Quatuor a cordes; suite de quatre
piéces chorégraphiques, Théodore
Sz4nt6; ptes. © Dec. 31, 1932; EH
for. 29334; Editions Salabert. 8639
Queen (The) of Goleonda; rigaudon
[from the opera], by Monsigny, arr.
James Brown; violin, with pf. acc.
ed. Nancy Gilford. © Mar. 27,
1933; E for. 29192; Stainer & Bell,
ltd. 8640
Queen (The) of the crystal spring;
miniature operetta, w Hmma Louise
Silvers. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp.
69682; Augusto Rizzi. S641
309
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8642
Quiétude; nocturne, G. Bonincontro;
orch. ptes. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29301; L. Grus et cie.. 8642
Quintet for clarinet and strings; by
Arthur Bliss. Se. © Apr: 7, 1933;
E for. 29094; Novello & co., ltd.
8643
Radio rubes collection of hill country
ballads and comic songs; compiled
and ed. Tom Kennedy, Geo. B. Me
Connell and Dick Sanford, arr. W.
C. Lindemann; with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 12, 1933; E pub. 35875; Nat-
trass-Schenck, inc. 8644
Raggin’ in rythm [sic]; orch. pts. ©
af Se Apr 25, A98Si7D anpe7rO5es:;
Walter William Simpson. 8645
Railroad (The) cars, they’re coming;
w and m Robert Snell. © Apr. 25,
1933; E pub. 36014; George F. Brie-
gel, ine. $646
Railroad Nell; w and m Bruce N. Gor-
don?) “Apr. «25> e933 27 skip:
36013; George F. Briegel, inc. 8647
Rainbow; fox trot song. © 1c. Mar.
21, 1988; E unp. 69584; C. P. Mer-
rill. 8648
Rainy days; song, pf. arr. Mary HE.
Hays. ©.1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E unp.
70202; Louis Edgar Johnson. 8649
Reach for me; w and melody M. Cou-
sins and Norman Saul Hirschl. ©
1G Apr. 26; 1938 Heaps: TO59T ;
Martin Cousins. 8650
Re-born (The) American spirit; song,
m EK. M. Jackson and William New-
ton, © 14e,Apr12,,4933% Baim:
70636; Edwin Marthen Jackson.
8651
Redeeming love; hymn, w Martha
Stockton, m B. B. McKinney. ©
Mar. 3, 1933; E pub. 35907; Robert
H. Coleman. 8652
Reefer lady; by Frank Crolene; treble
chords, in staff and diagram nota-
tions. © 1e¢ Apr. 15, 1933; E unp.
70136; Frank James Crocchiolo.
8653
Reflets; par Gino Poggiali; pf. nr. 1-6.
©. Dee. 31, 1932; HE for. 29272;
Henry Lemoine et cie. 8694
Régine dans la Renault; de Panurge,
Henri Cliquet-Pleyel; pf. © Jan.
15, 1983; E for. 29352; Editions
Salabert. 8655
Rejoice; march, w M. D’Eramo, m A.
Poreasi. © Mar. 20, 1933; E pub.
35743; Achille Porcasi and Michel-
angelo D’Eramo. 8656
pt. III, Nn. s., V. 28
Rendez-vous der puppen; foxtrot, Rio
Gebhardt, arr. Sascha Chwat; orch.
stimmen. © Feb. 8, 1933; E for.
29253; Wilhelm Zimmermann. 8657
Return of spring; by M. L. Preston;
pf. © Apr. 20, 1933; E pub. 35988;
Theodore Presser co. 8658
Réves bleus; mélodie, paroles André
Mauprey, m G. Bonincontro. © Jan.
15,.19338; HE for.; 29312; Qa Geusis
cie. 8659
Rhythm; w Jean Pethick, m Bernice
Gerrish. © 1 ¢. Apr. 14, 1933; E
unp. 70635; Bernice Turney Gerrish.
8660
Rhythmic patterns ; from various coun-
tries; pf. © Mar. 6, 1933; E pub.
35434; Russel Wragg. 8661
Ricordi Calabresi; w and melody
Giuseppe Grande. © 1c. Apr. 25,
1933; E unp. 70561; Joseph Cera-
bino. 8662
Riddle tunes; 10 short pieces, Paul
Windrush; pf. © Apr. 13, 1933; E
for. 29464; Banks & son. 8663
Riding in the rumble in the rain; slow
fox trot song, w Mabel H. Collyer.
©1c. Apr. 22, 1933; E unp. 70453;
Collier A. Elliott. 8664
Ring out, sweet bells: by Wallace A.
Johnson; pf. © Apr. 20, 1938; E
pub. 35990; Theodore Presser ¢o.
8
Rispetto; versi d’autore ignoto del sec.
XV, m Mario Persico. © Mar. 28,
1933 ; E for. 29268; G. Ricordi & co.
8666
Ritornell und rondo-capriccio; v. Jo-
seph Gustay Mraczek; orch. Parti-
tur. © Jan. 2, 1933 ;;Hi for. Boies
Rob. Forberg. 8667
Ritual song; by Alta Hollis Brown;
pf. © 1.c. Apr., 24; 19383; Hump:
70521; Phi lambda delta.
8668
Road (The) of memory; w G. M.
Jones, melody C. B. Soxman. © 1
ce. Mar. 29, 19383; E unp. 69453;
Clara B. Soxman and Gladys M.
Jones. 8669
Road (The) to sunshine; w Al Davis,
m Bill Bodkin. © 1 ¢@ Apr. 20,
1933; E unp. 70810; William Henry
Bodkin. 8670
Robin redbreast; w Anne Hunter
Temple, m George Liebling, op. 116.
© Apr. 6, 1933; E pub. 35727; Wes-
ley Webster. 8671
360
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
Rock-a-bye baby; diagram arr.; Ha-
waiian steel guit. © Apr. 1, 1933;
E pub. 35878; Harry Scott Kelso.
8672
Rock me to sleep my mother; w S.
Armstrong, m J. Beck. © 1c. Apr.
21, 1933; E unp. 70507; Sybil Arm-
strong and John Beck. 8673
Rogue River valley; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69683 ;
Lilah L. Beckwith. 8674
Rois et bergers; Noél, choeur, sur un
théme populaire polonais, poésie
Lina Roth, m Henry-Vasseur; 2 voix
égales, avec acc. de violon, pf. ou
orgue. © Jan. 15, 1933; E. for.
29274; Heugel. 8675
Roll all your troubles into a cigarette,
and puff your blues away; w and
melody John Alwyn Bob Jones. ©
1 ec. Apr. 7, 19383; E unp. 69796;
Gloria La Barba. 8676
Rolling stone, roll home; w and m
Jos. Geo. Gilbert; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 10, 19338; E for. 29478;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 8677
Romancing with your love; song. ©
1 c. Apr. 8, 1988; E unp. 69843;
Howard R. Grode. 8678
Roosevelt; march song. © 1 ¢. Apr.
17, 1983; E unp. 70177; Mina Cor-
nish. 8679
Roosevelt, the man of the hour; song,
m Elmo Johnson. © 1c. Apr. 22,
19383; E unp. 70514; Prince Archi-
bald Murray. 8680
Roosevelt, the nation is with you;
song. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1933; E unp.
69945; George C. McHugh. 8681
Roosevelt victory song; fox-trot song,
m Starret system club; with ukulele
arr. © Apr. 3, 1933; E pub. 35629;
Veronica Mildred Richards. 8682
Reosevelt, you’re our guiding star;
march song, melody Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1933; E unp. 69935 ;
John D. Genova. 8683
Roosveltiana [sic]; march; violin and
pf. © 1c. Apr. 11, 19383; E unp.
69947 ; Eugene S. Costa. 8684
Rosabelle; choral ballad, w Walter
Scott; bar. and sop. soli, cho., and
pf. © Jan. 19, 1933; E for. 29502;
Richard Chanter. 8685
Rosario; tango, de Stubbs et Fietter;
orch. ptes. avec pf. conducteur, et
8700
Rose (Une); 6/8 one-step, de Au
pays du soleil, paroles René Sarvil,
m Vincent Scotto; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Dee. 31, 1932; E for.
29391; Editions Salabert. 8687
Rose (Une) et blanche maison; mél-
odie, poésie F. Beissier, m A. Chant-
rier. © Jan. 15, 1933; E for. 29309;
Société anonyme francaise Chappell.
8688
Rose of the canyon, far away; w and
m Bert Beckart. © Apr. 25, 1933; E
pub. 36009; George F. Briegel, inc.
3 8689
Rosebuds and daisies; fox-trot, w Vir-
ginia Frances Boone, m Nelvin EKd-
die Strickland. ©1c. Apr. 3, 1933;
EK unp. 69637; Nelvin Strickland and
Virginia Boone. 8690
Rosier (Le) blanc; paroles Lucien
Boyer, m H. Ackermans. © Dec.
31, 1982; E for. 29400; Editions
Salabert. 8691
Rubia; tanguinho habanera, paroles
et m Armand Crabbé. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 29509: Hditions
Maurice Sénart. 8692
Rubis d’Orient; de V. Poll; violons,
cello, et contrebasse, avec pf.-con-
ducteur. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
29320; Editions Salabert. 8693
Rumba (La) rombiéres; de His wo-
man, par G. Briez; pf. © Dee. 31,
19382; E for. 29359; Editions Sala-
bert. 8694
Running around in circles; song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 17, 1983; E unp. 70185;
Dorothy Morton Parks. 8695
Rushmoor; march, with bugles, Ar-
thur Graham. 1. Drum and fife
band pts. 2. Military band pts. ©
Mar. 23, 1933; E for. 29155, 29156;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
8696, 8697
S’il n’y avait plus de militaires; one-
step, de Le der des der, paroles J.
Deyrmon et A. Hornez, m Albert
Chantrier; avec accord de ukulele.
© Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 29884; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 8698
Sa mémé; paroles Lucien Boyer, m
H. Ackermans. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E for. 29401; Editions Salabert.
8699
Sad heart; song, melody A. M. Olson
and Emma May Olson. © 1c. Apr.
paroles. © Nov. 1, 19382; E for. 14, 19383; E unp. 70024; Annie May
29481; Editions Salabert. 8686 Olson. 8700
361
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8701
Safe in my arms; w Helen Burnett,
m H. Burnett and F. Munson. ©
1 ec. Apr. 15, 1983; E unp. 70135;
Frederick Munson. 8701
Safety always; w and m Dale Rob-
bins. © Apr. 8, 1933; HE pub. 35728 ;
Isadore Rosenbaum. 8702
Sailor sweetheart blues; w and m
Mazie H. Wivell, arr. Chas. Wolff;
with ukulele arr. © Mar. 21, 1933;
E pub. 35860; DeVaignie music
corp. $703
St. Bartholomew’s carol; hymn
tune, w Jean Tisserand, tr. John
Mason Neals, new setting. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 3, 1933; E unp. 69611; Douglas
Fletcher. 8704
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) My
heart at thy sweet voice; from Sam-
son and Dalilah [sic], arr. Calvin
Grooms; solo or duet for violin,
and pi. © Mar 217719335 ° pub.
35377; Century music pub. co. 8705
Saludo a Mexico; waltz; pf. ©l1e.
Mar. 3, 19383; E unp. 68291; Jorge
Huberto Santoni. 8706
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled F. G. Hawkes;
full sc. and pts. Second ser., nos.
185-188. Apr, goss: ©). Apr. ,..10,
1933; E for. 29457; Salvationist pub.
& supplies, ltd. S707
Salvation (The) army instrumental
albums no. 14; solos and duets, com-
piled F. G. Hawkes; sop. E fiat,
horn E fiat and bombardon E flat;
pf. ace. Se. and pts. © Apr. 10,
1933 ; E for. 29458; Salvationist pub.
& supplies, ltd. 8708
Same kind of a wrong woman a sec-
ond time; w and melody. © 1 e.
Apr. 21, 1933; E unp. 70354; Bob
Miller. 8709
Sand in the shoe; song. © 1c. Apr.
27, 1983; E unp. 70696; Hedges R.
Allen. 8710
Sandrino e Perzechella; versi e mel-
odia. Feb. 4, 1983; E pub.
35818 ; Clemente Giglio. 8711
Saraband; by James Brown; violin
with pf. acc. ed. Nancy Gilford and
cello ad lib. © Mar. 27, 1933; E
for. 29176; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
8712
Sarabande; extraite du Fou de la
dame, de Marcel Delannoy; pf. ©
Jan. 15, 19383; E for. 29299; Heugel.
8713
pt. III, n. S., v. 28:
Saturday night in Utah volley; w
and O. N. Perry and Fred Ros-
sin. Apr. 25, 1933; Hi pub: 36005;
George F. Briegel, inc. 8714
Scala; nouvelle méthode simplifiée de
solfége, par Georges et Georges-
Louis Pantillon; choeur mixte, ptes.
1-8. © Dec. 15, 1932; A for. 19406;
Georges Albert Pantillon.
Scéne de deuil; de Panurge, par Henri
Cliquet-Pleyel; pf. © Jan. 15, 1933;
E for. 29357; Editions Salabert.
8716
Scene des oiseaux; de Panurge, de
Henri Cliquet-Pleyel; pf. Jan.
15, 1933; H for. 29345; Editions Sal-
abert. 8717
Schnaider’s (Dem) techterl; w Chaim
Tauber, m arr. from a Russian mel-
ody. © Mar. 10, 1933; E pub.
35320; Henry Lefkowitch. 8718
Schubert (Franz Peter) Menuetto
from piano sonate in G; op. 78, arr.
for ensemble; pf. © 1 ce. Apr. 19,
19383; E unp. 70306; Jeanne W.
Kissling. 8719
Seance (The): by R. H. Bassett; pf.
conductor. © 1 ec. Apr. 21, 1933;
E unp. 70464; Movietone music corp.
8720
Secrecy; German, Eduard Morike,
English arr. John Alan Haughton,
m Hugo Wolf, arr. Francis Moore;
male voices. © Apr. 19, 1983; EH
pub. 35973; Galaxy music corp.
8721
See-saw ; fox-trot, w Marjorie Harper,
m Moises Simons, arr. Paul Weirick;
orch. pts., with male trio arr. Rosa-
mond Johnson. © Apr. 13, 1933; E
pub. 35798; Edward B. Marks mu-
Sic corp. 8722
See saw, Marjorie Daw; unison song,
w from nursery rhyme. © Mar. 28,
1933; E for. 291385; John Longmire.
8723
Selling your soul; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70604;
Morris Davidofsky. 8724
Send a little melody around the world;
w Gus Kahn, m Oscar Levant, pf.
arr. Wayne Allen. © 1c. Apr. 11,
1983; E unp. 69940; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 8725
Send me a kiss, mail or phone your
kisses to me; fox trot song, m Ernest
Shonfield. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1933; HB
unp. 70368; Fred Sutherland. 8726
362
8715
Shall we forget; song.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1983
Send me back to Texas; song, w Mil-
dred Wilkes. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1933;
EH unp. 69842; Arthur Lee Mancebo.
8727
Send the old-time power; hymn, w
and m B. B. McKinney. © Mar.
3, 19338; E pub. 35919; Robert H.
Coleman. 8728
Senorita from Mexico; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70138;
Otto Schick. 8729
Senorita, my chiquita; w and m J. M.
Sanchez. © Apr. 25, 1933; E pub.
36008; George F. Briegel, inc.
8730
Serenade (A); song, from Lost gods.
© Apr. 14, 1983; E pub. 35814;
Marion Prentice. 8731
Serenade to autumn; by George H.
Goodie; violin and pf. © Mar. 31,
1933; E pub. 35843; White-Smith
music pub. co. 8732
Sevilla (De) a Triana; paso-doble,
José M. Lucchesi, arr. Francis Sala-
bert; orch. ptes. © Dee. 31, 1932;
EK for. 29819; Editions Salabert.
8733
Shack (A) on the brow of a hill;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr, ©, 1.¢. Apr. 15, 1983;.
unp. 70102; Fred T. Cash. 8734
Shadow dreams; w and melody Mil-
dred Staffa. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1983;
E unp. 69823; Joseph Cangialosi.
8735
Shaeffer’s (Arling) barn dance; collec-
tion of quadrilles, jigs, reels and
hornpipes, with all calls, composed
and arr. Arling Shaeffer; violin and
pf.; with guit. arr. © Apr. 16, 1933;
AA 119511; M. M. Cole pub. co.
8736
Shake the blues out of the Red, White
and Blue; w Sidney Holden, melody
Jimmy Clark. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1933;
E unp. 70168; Sunland music co.
8737
© te, Apr.
8, 1933; E unp. 69848; William Al-
fred Tesson. 8738
Shall we meet on that beautiful shore;
w and m Bob Miller and Gene and
Glenn; mixed voices, unacc. ©
mor 1 1983s BY pub: 35791; Rob-
bins music corp. 8739
Shanty or levee song; from State fair,
w and m Fred Rycroft. © Apr.
24, 1933; E pub. 36052; Movietone
music corp. 8740
178596—33——5
8755
Sharing; sacred song, w and m Gor-
don V. Thompson. © Apr. 17, 1933;
H for. 29456; Gordon V. Thompson,
ltd. 8741
She’s the girl you can’t forget; w and
melody: ».©) tt, ¢:.. Apr, 17; 1983:;
unp. 70167; Dudley C. Monk. 8742
Shepherd of the hills; overture, G. E.
Holmes; band pts. © Mar. 28,
1933; E pub: ,.35b82;..C. L. Barn-
house, ine. 87438
Shine on Dixie moon; song, m Burrell
Van Buren. ©. Apr. 25, 1933; H
pub. 36063; George N. Faircloth.
8744
Ship of Sigma upsilon; slow waltz
song, w Girls of Sigma upsilon, 1933.
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1933; E unp. 70736;
James DeForest Cline. 8745
Ship (The) of state; song, m John
Boland. © 1 ¢. Apr. 14, 1933;- EH
unp. 70032; Mary Vanderhoof.
8746
Sho ’nuff O.K.; w and melody. ©
ive, Apr. Lo) 1933" MH Un pwiZoe
Norman Saul Hirschl, STAT
Should I whisper dear I love you;
song... ©) Mar. 11, 1983 > EH pub.
35601; Orville F. Augustian.
8748
Shrewd (The) old count; part-song,
w William Saunders, m John Tait,
partly arr. from the Goldberg va-
riations. 1. Mixed voices. — 2.
Men’s voices. © Mar. 31, 1933; E
for. 29165, 29166; Stainer & Bell,
ltd. 8749, 8750
Siauiiim eteeh:s sones)) ©) ae) Apres:
1933 ; E unp. 69609; Matilda Curtiss.
S751
Si Vamour prenait racine; mélodie
valse, paroles Lucien Boyer, m G.
Bonineontro; avee accord de Vuku-
lele. © Dec. 31, 1932); E for. 29393;
Editions Salabert. 8752
Siciliana (la); serenata; violin and
pt. .©\.1 ch Apr: We 1933 ee ane.
69946; Eugene S. Costa. 8753
Sicilienne; extraite de Le sicilien, ou
L’amour peintre, Omer Letorey; pf.
©" Jans Wor 198s hy tor! 29295"
Heugel. S754
Sight reading and first lessons for the
piano student; by Cecile Couperin,
rev. and ed. Clara Kora Novich, tr.
Gustave Laneau. © Dec. 6, 1932;
A 57465; Bach music co. 8755
363
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Signalmusik; de MAdchen in uniform,
paroles Jacques Réale, folklore alie-
mand arr. Milde-Meissner. © Oct.
feo 2) EH for) 29492)" Eidibrons
Campbell, Connelly. 8756
Siivana ; tango, versi Giovanni Renna;
violino. ©1ec. Apr. 8, 1933; E unp.
69831; Mario Romagnoli. 8757
Silver haired lady; w and melody. ©
fC Api ao. Looa5) bt UNpe 10004 :
Iola M. Bradstreet. 8758
Silver moon; song. © 1 ce. Feb. 20,
1933; E unp. 67827; Margie Little-
field. 8759
Silver threads among the gold; w
Eben BH. Rexford, m H. P. Danks,
arr. Sylvester Krouse; with ukulele
and mixed quartette arrs. © Apr.
26, 1933; E for. 36048; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 8760
Simone est comme ca; fox-trot du
film, paroles Jean Boyer et André
Hornez, m Raoul Moretti, arr.
' Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29316; Editions
Salabert. S761
Simple modal music for the holy com-
munion; by Geoffrey Shaw; organ
ace. © Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29067 ;
Novello & co., ltd. $762
Since I’ve found you; song, melody
Jimmie Crane. © 1 c¢. Apr. 28,
1933; EK unp. 70745; Cam Wells.
8763
Since I’ve got a girl; song; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 1, 1933; E
pub. 85798; Joseph W. Ouradnik.
8764
Sing a little tenor, sing a little bass;
w Jack Daniel, melody Jack Ma-
honey. © 1 ¢. Mar. 17, 1933; BE
unp. 69563; John Warwick Daniel.
8765
Sing me a good old tune; song. ©
1 ¢, Apr. “7,. 19833 HE inp, seuss
Valeria Hill Brown. 8766
Sing me a lullaby; song. © 1c. Apr.
27, 1933; E unp. T0761; Georgia
Ferguson. S767
Sing no more; text A. Pushkin, m
Sergei Rachmaninoff, op. 4, no. 4,
English version and m transcribed
F. Campbell-Watson; mixed voices.
© Apr. 12, 1933; E pub. 35831; M.
Witmark & sons. 8768
Sing the gospel story; hymn, w tr
and m arr. © July 6, 1932; B pub.
35765; Nathaniel Carlson. 8769
pt. 11, i Seiya
Sing unto the Lord; hymn, w Philip
Sidney. © Feb. 10, 1933; E pub.
35575; Mary Gertrude Halsey. 8770
Sing up, lift up; song, w Addie L
Towne. © .1. ¢; Apr. 20) 389aa0)
unp. 70346; Marion Austin Dunn.
8771
Sing us a song of the good old days;
song. © 1c Apr. 19, 1983; H unp.
70304; Chas. Garabedian. 8772
Singing games old and new; coll. and
tr. © Feb. 28, 1933; AA 118840;
John C. Campbell folk school. 8773
Single (A) apartment; w and m Clyde
Browne: . ©, 1.c. Apt, ieee
unp. 69533 ; Helen B. Hooper. 8774
Ofprry Ex epens prow fr Epykp (Siro yev
garodi yerker); songs, w Barkey
Herayre, Vahram Tatool and others.
bk..9.: © Aproabiaess= aie:
39827; Vagharshag Servantz. 8775
Sitting at the feet of Jesus; hymn,
w Mrs. C. D. Martin, m W. Stillman
Martin. © ;Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
35900; Robert H. Coleman. 8776
Sixth avenue blues; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1933; E unp. 70243;
John Leslie Bizzell. STT7T
Sky ride; by Vincent Lopez and A.
Deutsch; pf. © 1 ec. Apr. 17, 1983;
E unp. 70175; Adolph Deutsch.
8778
Sleepy Caroline; fox-trot song. ©
Mar. 7, 1983; E pub: 35599 Burt
Happ. 8779
Sleepy moon; w and melody. © 1 «.
Apr. 7, 19388; E unp. 69801; Pleas
L. Johnson. 8780
Sleepy-time ; Song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1. Apr. 24,
1933; E unp. 70488; Nellie Van Bey-
num Horn. 8781
Slow tempo; pf. treble with w. © 1
c. Apr. 19, 1983; E unp. 70341; Sam-
uel Carlisle Goodrich, jr. 8782
Smile for me sweetheart; fox trot
song. ©1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp.
70665; Tate Robertson. 8783
Smoke rings; w Ned Washington, m
H. Eugene Gifford; with ukulele
arr. © Mar. 31, 1933; E pub. 35870;
Lawrence music publishers, inc.
8784
Snodgrass (Gertrude) Nocturne; song,
w Ruby A. Hires. © 1 ec. Apr. 6,
1933; E unp. 69744; Gertrude Snod-
grass. 8785
364
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 4, 1933
So it’s bridge again tonight; w and
melody Edgar Leslie and Fred E.
mhlert. «(© iki ec. Aprictd9, 1933; EB
unp. 70278; Irving Berlin, ine.
8786
So nimm denn meine hinde; cantique
fervent, de Miédchen in uniform,
paroles Jacques Réale, folklore alle-
mand arr. Milde-Meissner. © Oct.
1, 19382; E for. 29498; Editions
Campbell, Connelly. 8787
So this is Harris; songs from the film,
Ww and m Val Burton and Will Ja-
son; pf. treble. Music sec. © May 1,
1933; E pub. 386068; Sam Fox pub.
co. 8788
So why can’t you and I; song. © 1
c. Apr. 7, 19383; E unp. 69806; Wil-
liam C. Becker. S789
Soldat (Le) civil; paroles Pierre
Thomas, m Jean Lenoir; avec ac-
cord de ukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932;
EK for. 29377; Editions Salabert.
8790:
Soleil 4 travers les arbres; by Hugo
Friedhofer; pf.-conductor. © 1 «.
Apr. 28, 1933; E unp. 70708; Movie-
tone music corp. 8791
Solitaire; w and melody F. Ford. ©
Hearts: 1o5o> HF) unp.. 70308 ;
Pietro Colecchia. 8792
Solitude; meditation; pf. © Mar. 14,
1933; E pub. 35850; Phillip Slocum.
8793
Solong [sic] depression; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp.
70414; Harold R. King. 8794
Some day; w M. F. Kaufman, mel-
ody A. S. Kaufman. © 1 c. Apr.
19, 19383; EH unp. 70280; Alvin S.
Kaufman and Mildred F. Kaufman.
8795
Some day soon; from Step lively, w
R. S. Hewlett, m E. E. Stowell. ©
Mar. 28, 1983; E pub. 35716; Roger
S. Hewlett and Edward E. Stowell.
8796
Some glad, sweet day; hymn, w
George W. Slauson, m Haldor Lil-
lenas. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
39915; Robert H. Coleman. S797
Some say no, some say yes; fox trot
song. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1983; E unp.
70666; I. K. Richardson. 8798:
Somebody cares; fox trot song. ©
ive Mar. 20;°1933; EH unp:) 6897T ;
Arthur M. White. 8799
8812
Somebody lied; w and m Al. Rose and
Lee Foster; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 138, 19883; E for. 29445; Peter
Maurice music co., Itd. 8800
Somebody told you; fox trot song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. T0667;
Millie Miller. S80L
Someday and someway, I’ll find you
again: sone, \© 1 ¢ Apr. 7, 19388
EK unp. 69788; Mary Josephine
O’Malley Wyles. 8802
Someone; w Hal Lurvey, m Jack Cady.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E unp; 701993
Harold F. Lurvey and Jackson Cady.
8803.
Someone else; from Step lively, w
R. S. Hewlett, m E. E. Stowell. ©
Mar. 29, 1933; E pub. 35717; Roger
S. Hewlett and Edward H. Stowell.
8804
Someone to share my dreams; from
The Blarney stone, w and m Peter
Mendoza; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
11, 1983; EH for. 29092; Campbelf,
Connelly & co., Itd. 8805
Something always sings; hymn, w and
myA. Ackley. ©: Mar3; 193a=
H pub. 35898; Robert H. Coleman.
8806
Something came and got me in the
spring; w Jack Scholl; m Jean
Schwartz and Max Rich; with uku-
lele arr. © Apr. 20, 1933; E pub-
35867; Bibo-Lang, ine. 880T
Something’s in the air; by Henry
Manners, arr. J. Rosamond Johnson ;
_,.voc. orch. pts.; in B flat. © Apr
5, 1983; E pub. 35655; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 8808
Sometimes a dream comes true; W
Sam Berlind, m Don Sylvio; pf.
treble. © 1c¢ Apr. 12, 1933; E. unp-
69959; Sylvio Sbrigata. S809
Somewhere in the world; w and m
Jimmy Kennedy and Harry Condor 5
with ukulele arr. Alvin D. Keech.
©."Apr. 4, 1933; Eittors 208s ee.
Feldman & co. S810
Somewhere, sometime in June; w and
melody Matt B. Edna. ©1c. Apr
29, 1938; E unp. 70760; Delmar
Buddy Quinn. SS1E
Sonata no. 19; in G min., Josef Rhein-
berger, op. 198, ed., fingered and
phrased Harvey Grace; organ. ©
Mar. 24, 1933; EF for. 29479 ; Novello
& co., ltd. 8812
369
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8813
Sonata 2; by Jos. B. Foerster, op. 130;
violoncello and pf. © Oct. 29, 1932;
E for. 29105; Hudebni matice
umélecké besedy. 8813
Sonatina; in one movement, Eric H.
Thiman; pf. © Feb. 3, 1933; E for.
29071; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine.
with John G. Murdoch & co., ltd.
8814
pri Jaroslav Kriéka, op. 48; vio-
lino i viola. © Nov. 9, 1932; E for.
29102; Hudebni matice umélecké
besedy. 8815
Song (A), a dance, a moon; w K. Col-
lier, melody ©. Leon. © 1 c¢ Apr.
27, 19383; E unp. 70692; Elsa Leon
and Kathryn Collier. 8816
Song (A) for mother; song, m Car-
roll Summer and Robert L. Horney.
je Apr a. Asa Bre pu: O05
David Edward Ungar. 8817
Song (A) for the girl I love; song,
melody Jack Mahoney. © 1c. Mar.
17, 19383; E unp. 69564; Laura J.
Dean. 8818
Song (A) of joy; song arr. from A. T.
Gretchaninoff, by Howard D. Mce-
Kinney; men’s voices. © Apr. 3,
1933; E pub. 35635; J. Fischer &
bro. 8819
Song of my heart; w and melody. ©
dies Oct. ile 19S2s Hh oanp. 20287 :
Gerald Franklin Grandon. 8820
Song of progress; 1833. Chicago, 1933.
Apes 20; 1983 puba/s5927;:
Alice Brown Stout. 8821
Song (The) of the airmen; w Frank-
lin A. Gaylord, melody Lionel S&S.
Baldin and S. F. Baldin. © 1 «.
Apr. 22, 1933; E unp. 70405; Siluan
F. Baldin. 8822
Song (The) of the aviatrix; w Frank-
lin A. Gaylord, melody Lionel S.
Baldin and S.. Fy Baldin. ©) 1 «.
Apr. 22, 19883; E unp. 70408; Siluan
F. Baldin. 8823
Song of the dark: w and melody. ©
a> ec. Apr. 18, 19383 ;¢H “sumpiaeoea
Howard Grode. 8824
Song (The) of the harpooneer; w
Clarke Van Ness, m Ernie Burnett;
pf. treble. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E
unp. 69619; Ernest Marco Burnett
and C.’V. Clark. 8825
Song (The) of the moon; pf. © 1 ec.
Apr. 8, 1983; E unp. 69822; Richard
Czerwonky. 8826
pt. 111, nS wee
Song of the night; tango, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1933; E unp.
70227; Frank I. Schultzberg. 8827
Song of the winds; w Catherine Par-
menter, m Edward HE. Menges;
mixed voices. © Apr. 21, 1933; E
pub. 385869; Shattinger piano &
music €o. 8828
Song of 19383; w and melody. ©1..
Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70064; Aldula
M. Wood. 8829
Song on May morning; 2-pt. song, w
John Milton, m George Dyson. ©
Mar. 31, 1933; E for. 29226; Edward
Arnold & €o. 8830
Song (A) to beauty; 2-pt. song, w and
m May Sarson. © Mar. 31, 1933;
E for. 29224; Edward Arnold & Co.
8831
Songs and hymns of worship; compila-
tion of hymns and songs, ed. and
compiled R. F. Pittman. © Feb. 10,
1933; A 60541; Free will Baptist
press. 8832
Songs of Chicago town; lyrics R. At-
water, m J. L. Browne; 2 and 3 pt.
cho. © Apr. 18, 1933; AA 118951;
Richard Atwater and John Lewis
Browne. 8833
Songs of the Vandals; compiled and
arr. J. Morris O’Donnell. © Feb.
25, 1933; A 60878; University of
Idaho, associated students. 8834
Songs of Theta chi; official publica-
tion of Theta chi fraternity, ed.
Theodore Frank Fitch, Tolbert Mac-
Rae and George Starr Lasher. ©
Sept. 8, 1932: A 57976; Grand chap-
ter, Theta chi fraternity, ine. 8835
Songs (The) you taught me; song, m
Luther A. Clark.’’ ©) seApreyS,
1933: E unp. 69680; Peter Tomanoy.
8836
Sonny: w and melody. © 1c Apr.
25, 1933; E unp. 70488; Helen Thum-
mel. 8837
Soon-a will be done; traditional spirit-
ual, w anon., m arr. Otto L. Boha-
nan. © 1c. Apr. 17, 19383; EB unp.
70240; Florence D. Bohanan. 8838
Soothing the tears; song, w Harry
Pace. ©1c. Apr. 25, 19338; E ump.
70582; Charles Angelo Pace. 8839
Sorry and sad; w E. S. Leight, m EH.
J. Pinesak. © 1:ce. Apr. 7, 419333
E unp. 70515: Edward John Pincsak
and Edward Sargent Leight. 8840
366
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 4, 1933
Southern harmony; song. ©1c. Apr.
8, 1933; E unp. 69890; Matilda Cur-
tiss. 8841
Southern (The) seas are singing;
song. ©1e. Apr. 27, 1983; E unp.
70683; Frances D. Welch. 8842
Souvenirs; waltz Parisienne, canzone,
French version Maurice Decker. ©
Apr. 12, 1983; E pub. 85825; Albert
Denis Tessier. 8843
Spanish (The) dancer; by Ivor R.
Hoster,” op:> 25; pt)’ '©. Mar.'' 21,
1933; E for. 29081; Joseph Williams,
ltd. 8844
Spanish (A) dream; melody with pf.
ace. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1933; E unp.
69754; Rachael Reeves. 8845
(The) Gipsy; by James
Brown; violin with pf. ace. ed.
Nancy Gilford. © Mar. 27, 19383;
E for. 29177; Stainer & Bell, ns
8846
Spanish
‘Speakin’ of the devil, here she is; fox-
trot, w Mack David, m Henry Man-
ners, arr. Art McKay; orch. pts.,
with male trio arr. J. RoSamond
Johnson. © Apr. 5, 1933; E pub.
30654; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 8847
Speaking of operations; w A. C. Rich,
m M. A. Blower. © 1 c. Apr. 5,
1933; E unp. 69678; Mary A. Blower
and Arthur C. Rich. 8848
Special day songs; w and m Bene Gib-
son Smyth, ed. Alfred B. Lane. ©
Mar. 11, 1933; E for. 29244; Allan
& co., prop. itd. 8849
Speedex orchestra arranging guide
and transportation chart; devised
Manuel Smith. © Mar. 15, 1933; I
7392; Vincent M. Sherwood. 8849*
Spirit of Fort Erie; march. © Apr.
25, 1983; E for. 29518; Asa Huycke.
8850
Spirit (The) of worship; Rally day
service, Helen Welshimer, w Sabine
Baring-Gould and others, m Arthur
Sullivan, DeLoss Smith and others.
© Apr. 25, 19338; AA 119444; Stand-
ard pub. co. 8851
Spring, beautiful spring; waltz, Paul
Lincke, arr. H. Silberhorn; concer-
tina. © Apr. 7, 1933; E pub. 35701;
Edward B. Marks music corp. 8852
Spring returns; 4-pt. madrigal, w
anon., m Luca Marenzio, arr. Archi-
bald Thompson Davison; men’s
8869
voices. © Mar. 25, 19383; E pub.
35578; E. C. Schirmer music co.
8853
Spring’s melody; by Francesco B. De
Leone; pf. © Apr. 20, 1933; E pub.
35995; Theodore Presser co. 8854
Springtime; song, w Melvin Richard-
sons) © Le) Apr, 10; a1983%" Ey mip,
69883; Harold Richardson. 8855
w and melody. ©.1 ec. Apr. 10,
19388; E unp. 69882; Mabel Kenady
Brune. 8856
Springtime in the hills; valse song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 24, 1983; E unp. 70668;
Jewell Patterson. 8857
Sprinkle me with kisses; w Bob Irwin,
m Dave Peyton. © Apr. 1, 1933;
E pub. 35815; Robert R. Irwin.
8858
Squeekstick blues; song; B flat clari-
nets si© 1 @& Apr:5,:1938 > H aap
69676; William Arthur Schroeder.
; 8859
Stand by our President, he’ll stand by
you; song. © Mar. 3, 1933; E pub.
35591; Aaron Brown. 8860.
Stand by the President; pf. with w.
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1933; E unp. 70143;
Gordon Graham. 8861
Stand up! stand up! for your coun-
LENgs Di wba 1 ©jala see sAunior ese
1933; EH unp. 70001; Mary Emmaline
Kone. 8862
Standard (The) series; ed. Ernest
Haywood; ptf. bk. 4, solos.—bk. 5,
descriptive pieces. © Apr. 7, 1933;
E for. 29108, 29109; Keith, Prowse
& co., Itd. 8863, 8864
Russian masters for pf., ed.
Ernest Haywood. bk. 6. © Apr.
18; 1983; E for. 29242; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 8865.
Star of heaven; w and melody. ©
1 ¢« Apr. 12, 1933; E unp. 69966;
James Fraser. S866
Starlight and_ roses; song, m Jack
Mahoney. © Mar. 18, 1933; E pub.
30966; J. W. Chillson. SS6T
Stars (The) and Stripes forever; by
John Philip Sousa, arr. William M.
Felton; sop. and alto. © Apr. 20,
1933; E pub. 35976; Theodore Pres-
ser co. 8868
Start (The) of the big parade; w and
m Dale Wimbrow, Chas. Abbott and
Irving Bibo, pf.. sc. Merle T. Ken-
drick; with ukulele arr. © Apr. 6,
1933; E pub. 35658; Bibo-Lang, ine.
8869
367
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8870
Stay out of my dreams; w Ned Wash-
ington, m Bernice Petkere, arr. Paul
Fal; swith: uit. arr, © Apri
79338392 ,c., Apr. 6; pubs 356635
Olman music corp. 8870
Stay with me; song, w A. H. Courson.
© 1c Apr. 20, 1933: E unp. 70334;
Paul Naumann. S871
Steinert (Alexander) Three poems
by Shelley; set to m. © Dec. 15,
1932; E for. 29505; Editions Maurice
Sénart. 8872
Step by step we march along; w and
m, EH. O'Reilly Clint. ©) Jan 23.
1933; E pub. 34557; Clint co. 8873
Step into my heart; pf. treble with
W. Gy & sAprads, M933: Hun p.
70009; Samuel Carlisle Goodrich, jr.
8874
Step lively; comedy, m Edward HE.
Stowell. © 1c. text Mar. 27, 1933,
1 @ music Apr. 6; D 28424; Roger
S. Hewlett. 8874*
Stimmt an, mit hellen, holen klang;
de Madchen in uniform, paroles
Jacques Réale, folklore allemand
arr. Milde-Meissner. © Oct. 1, 1932;
EH for. 29496; Hditions Campbeli,
Connelly. 8875
Stoddon (G. W.) 12 original pieces;
pf. © Mar. 28, 19383; E for. 29194;
B. Feldman & co. 8876
Stop and look; w and melody. © 1.
Apr. 25, 1983; E unp. 70482; Her-
man G. Comery. 8877
Stormy weather, keeps rainin’ all the
time; from Cotton club parade, w
Ted Koehler, m Harold Arlen; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 13, 1933; HE
pub. 35998; Mills music, ine. 8878
Stornelli Calabresi; w and melody
Giuseppe Grande. © 1 c¢. Apr. 25,
1983; E unp. 70557; Joseph Cera-
bino. 8879:
Story (The) that’s old, but still new;
song. © 1c. Apr. 12, 1933; E unp.
69972; Walter O. Keith. 8880
Strauss (Johann) Six waltzes; arr.
Frederic Mullen; pf. © Mar. 28,
1933; E for. 29195; B. Feldman &
co, 8881
Strauss (Richard) Arabella; lyrische
komodie, text Hugo von Hofmanns-
thal, klavierauszug mit text Felix
Wolfes. © Mar. 8, 1933; D 28426;
Richard Strauss. 8881*
pt. 111, 0s; v.28
Strimer (J.) Deux piéces; saxophone
et pf. © Jan. 15, 1933; E for. 29441;
Aphonse Leduc et cie. 8882
Strolling along; w and m Henry J.
Spina, arr. Jean Walz; with ukulele
arr. © Mar, 25, 1933; E pub. 35800;
National music pub. co. 8883
Strolling down by the old Illinois; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Apr. 28, 1933;
E unp. 70739; William Mechom.
8884
Strolling in the moonlight with you;
w and melody. ©1c. Apr. 25, 1933;
E unp, 70485; Albina Cordon. 8885
Strolling ‘mongst the lillies [sic] of
the valley; waltz, w Chas. F. Lyon,
m HK. K. Liebegott, arr. Hugene
Platzman. © Mar. 27, 1933; E pub.
35851; E. K. Liebegott and Charles
Lyon. 8886
Strolling on the beach; melody. ©
1c. Apr. 29, 19383; Bi wap aweiaee
Henry . Marx. S887 .
Stu mo Run; w Robert Couper, set
to m of old Highland air, arr. Mar-
garet Pierrepont. © Feb. 15, 1933;
E for. 29146; Augener, ltd. 8888
Stulen (En) vals; ur filmen med sain-
Ma namnh, text och musik Jacques
Armand; pf. © Jan. 1, 1932; E for.
29121; Nils-Georgs musikforlags,
abu: S889
Sturmglocken; marsch, Theo Freitag,
arr. Rich. Atzler; stimmen ftir odeon
orch, u. salonorchester. © Apr. 10,
1933 ; E for. 20462; A. Cranz. 8890
Stuttering Billy; w and melody F.
Yeazel and F. Altamore. © 1 ©.
Apr. 18, 1933; E unp. 70002; Frank
Altamore, Fred Yeazel and Joseph
Frank. 8891
Suds; song. © 1° ¢) Apr) 25°90ae.
E unp. 70564; Theodore H. Terry.
8892
Sugar lumps; w and m Vivian Lum;
pf. © Jan. 21, 1933: Mi fore 2aeees
Allan & co., prop. ltd. 8893
Sun-burned Sam the hobo-manj; song.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1933; E unp. 70246;
Marie D. Sweeney. 8894
Sunbeams; caprice, J. J. Richards;
for band, incl. solo pts. © Mar.
28, 1983; E pub. 35580; C. L. Barn-
house, ine. 8895
Sunday (A) promenade; de I. Sadun;
pf. © Dec. 21, 1982; EH for. 298386;
Editions Salabert. 8896
368
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
Sunkissed state; fox trot song. © 1
ce. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69868 ; Blanch
Eastman Pearson. 8897
Sunset and you; valse song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 24, 1932; EK unp. 70669; Ger-
trude Tyler. 8898
Sunset dreams come true; song. ©
ime. Hep. 17, 1983; E unp. 67780;
Lida S. Leech. 8899
Sunshine of prosperity ; w and melody.
- ©1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70608 ;
Mariette Gannon McDermott. 8900
Sweepings; from Sweepings, by Max
Steiner; pf. © Apr. 25, 1933; E
pub. 35931; Sam Fox pub. co.
Sweet Ann; w John Tremain, m
Jeanne Sterling. © 1c. Apr. 1, 1933;
EH ounp. 69546; Margery Featherston
and Hsther Weikel. 8902
Sweet baby of mine; song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70399; Ruby
Danks Cadman. 8903
Sweet dancing sweetheart; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70114;
Steve D, Kinchen. 8904
Sweet dreams; song. © 1c. Apr. 1,
1938; E unp. 69544; Frederick C.
Russell. &905
Sweet little gal of mine; pf. with w.
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69840;
Roy W. Swanson, 8906
Sweet little Patsy Downs; fox-trot, w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1933;
EH ounp. 69942; Effie Elizabeth Mc-
Cloud. 8907
Sweet memories; by Montague Ewing;
pf. © Apr. 20, 1933; E pub. 35984;
Theodore Presser co. 8908
Sweet Mercides; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Apr. 24, 1983; E unp. 704383; Louis
H. Penrice. 8909
Sweetheart; song. © 1c. Apr. 26,
1983; E unp. 70631; Reba Cranmer
Sharpless. 8910
Sweetheart and pal; fox-trot, w and
m Irene G. Beck. © Mar. 8, 1933;
E pub. 35756; Walter A. Quincke.
8911
Sweetheart can’t you see; song. ©
1c. Apr. 18, 1988; E unp. 70205; Ber-
dena Le Mohn Boles. 8912
Sweetheart come back; fox-trot song.
© 1c Apr. 19, 1983; BE unp. 70542;
Margaret Gertrude Snyder. 8913
©)
8901 |
8929
Sweetheart come back to me, into my
land of dreams; waltz, w Alan L.
Wanamaker, m John C. Miller and
Eugene Yeney. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1933;
EK unp. 703818; L. Odett Sheffield.
8914
Sweetheart, I can see; w and melody.
©1c. Apr. 27, 1938; E unp. 70689;
Dorothy Elizabeth Borchers. 8915
Sweetheart I love you dearly; fox-trot
song. © Mar. 22, 1933; E pub.
00964; Carmen Minichiello. 8916
Sweetheart, I miss you; song. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69827; Elmer
Clive Diefenbaker. 8917
| Sweet-heart, in my dreams I think
about you; fox-trot song. © 1 ©@
Apr. 3, 1933; E unp. 69638; Nelvin
Eddie Strickland. 8918
Sweetheart o’ mine; song. © Apr. 1,
1933; E pub. 36031; Laura Carter.
8919
Sweetheart tears; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70340;
William James Graham. 8920
Sweetheart, when I’m holding you; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1933;
E unp. 69702; Florence M. Pigford.
8921
Sweetheart’s enemy; w and melody
Bierrots, ©) Uic..-Apry Ay) 19so ceer
unp. 69538; Paul Brisebois. 8922
Sweetly resting; hymn, w anon., adap-
tation and m N. Carlson. © July
6, 1982; E pub. 35761; Nathaniel
Carlson. 8923
Swift constructor; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70481;
Herman G. Comery. 8924
Swing gate; song. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1933; E unp. 69725; Samuel Frei-
berg. 8925
Swing it; w and m Ray Bretz and Ted
Weitz. © Apr. 31, 1933; E pub.
35871; Lawrence music publishers,
ine. 8926
Tableaux synoptiques des sons har-
moniques du violon; par Emile
Cobilovici. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for.
29271; Henry Lemoine et cie. 8927
Take away the moon and the stars;
w.and melody. © 1c. Apr. 14,
1933; E unp. 70060; Doris Mabel
Stimson. 8928
Take me back to the pines; Song,
melody; in G@ maj. © 1 e¢. Apr.
26, 1983; E unp. 70611; Tom Darby.
8929
69
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8930
Take me home; negro funeral hymn,
w and m Otto. L. Bohanan. ©1..
Apr. 17, 1988; E unp. 70241; Flor-
ence D. Bohanan. 8930
Take me to Chicago, and the century
of progress fair; w and melody.
nes Apr, 25, 1933 + b)..unp. GOL 3
Henry Mathews. 8931
Take my kiss and love me; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 6, 19383; E unp.
69755; Reed Evans. 8932
Take off the heavy things you wear;
spring song. . ©: 1:¢ -Apr. 5, 1933;
E unp. 69987; Kurt F. Geppert.
8933
Talk it all over with Jesus; hymn, w
and m B. B. McKinney. © Mar. 8,
1933 ; E pub. 35885; Robert H. Cole-
man. 8934
Talking in my sleep; w John Mercer,
m Harry Archer and Margot Mill-
ham; with ukulele arr. © Apr. 8,
1933; E pub. 35718; Miller music,
ine. 8935
Tan girl; w and melody. ©1e. Apr.
1, 1933; E unp. 69536; Jack C. Mil-
ler. 8936
Tango et Valse; de.Panurge, de Henri
Cliquet-Pleyel; pf. © Jan. 15, 1933;
E for. 29342; Editions Salabert.
8937
Tango flip; viens, viens aimer, sur les
motifs de Katinka, de Louis Lajtal,
arr. pour orch. ptes. et paroles. ©
Jan. 15, 1933 ; E for. 29310; Ad. Gau-
win. 8938
Tango of roses; by Schreier-Bottero,
arr. for orch. pts. © Apr. 1, 19383;
E pub. 35728; A. Fassio. 89389
Tar-heel blues; song, melody Jack Ma-
honey. © 1c. Mar. 17, 1933; E unp.
69565; Jackie Gilmore. 8940
Taste and see, that the Lord is good;
anthem, w from Psalm 34; mixed
voices. ©1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp.
69639; Helen Elizabeth Fromm.
8941
Taxes; fox trot, w and m Wes Smith,
arr. Eddie Koons; with ukulele arr.
© Apr. 20, 1933; E pub. 35936; Uni-
versal music sales, 8942
Te fais pas d’mousse; one-step, de Le
béguin de la garnison, paroles Paul
Murio, m Guy D’Arvor; avee accord
de lV’ukulele.e © Dec. 31, 1932; E
for. 29392; Editions Salabert. 8943
pt. 10, 0. S., Vos
Tears (The) in the old folks eyes;
valse song. © 1 ec. Apr. 5, 1933;
E unp. 69879; Robert W. Atkinson.
8944
Technocracy ; song, from Vincent ven-
tures. © Mar. 15, 19383; E pub.
35846; Foster M. Trainer. 8945
Tell me I know how to love; w Lorenz
Hart, m Richard Rodgers. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 20, 19383; E unp. 70642; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 8946 -
Tell me sweetheart do you miss me;
song, w P. Bishop. © 1c. Apr. 10,
1933; E unp. 69921; Presley Bishop
and Evalynn Sheriock. 8947
Tell me the truth; w and melody. ©
1 c. Apr. 1, 1988; E unp. 69535;
Jack C. Miller. 8948
Tell my mother I’m in heaven; w and
m Gene Arnold; with ukulele and
guit. arrs. Jean Walz. © Mar. 25,
1933; E pub. 35949; M. M. Cole pub.
co. 8949
with ukulele and guit. chords
arr. Jean Walz. © Mar. 15, 1933;
E pub. 35595; M. M. Cole pub. co.
8950
Temple (The) of childhood; pageant
for Children’s day, Valeria R. Leh-
man, incidental m I. H. Meredith.
© Mar. 22, 1933; D 28480; Tullar-
Meredith co. 8950*
Ten thousand cattle straying; lyrics
rev. and m arr. George F. Briegel.
© Apr. 25, 19335 Epub. souls:
George F. Briegel, inc. 8951
Texas memories; song, w Carrol B.
Kurtz and A. L. Mancebo. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69612; Arthur
Lee Mancebo. 8952
Thank God for the roses and you;
song, w Emma Ordrop. © Apr. 5,
1933; E pub. 35722; Ernest Edward
Whitehead. 8953
Thank God for you; w James Thom-
son m Geoffrey O’Hara. 1. Male
cho., or quartet. -2. Male trio. ©
Apr. 5, 1933; E pub. 35708, 35709;
Harms, inc. 8954, 8955
Thank heaven for you; w Leo Robin,
melody Ralph Rainger. © 1c. Apr.
13, 1933; E unp. 70249; Famous mu-
sie corp. 8956
That beautiful mother of mine; w and
melody Bob Anino. © 1. Apr. 138,
1933; E unp. 70084; Robert Anino.
8957
370
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
That elusive little thing prosperity ;
w and m Vera Nadene Kelsay Met-
teer. © 1c. Apr. 26, 19383; E unp.
70651; Vera N. Metteer. 8958
That famous song, Sweet Adeline; w
L. Tacy, m Evelyn Christie Nelson.
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69825;
Evelyn Nelson and La Verne Tacy.
8959
That funny little letter L; w and mel-
ody B. Miller and Carl Field. © 1
¢. Apr: 21, 1983; H unp. (03856; Bob
Miller. 8960
That little blue ribbon; pf. with w. ©
1 ¢@. Apr. 28, 1933; E unp. 70726;
Roy W. Swanson. 8961
That lost love of mine; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1933; E unp. 69740;
Hubert EH. Gallentine. 8962
That loving smile of you; waltz song,
w and melody. ©1ec. Apr. 8, 1933;
EH unp. 69846; Thomas Constantine
Wilson. 8963
That mad, mad moment; pf. treble
mobi. C) 1c) Apr, 1819333.
unp. 70214; David Frank Marcus.
8964
That million dollar smile makes life
worth while; w and melody. ©1«.
Apr. 17, 1983; E unp. 70188; Lydia
Crow. 8965
That night in Caroline; song. © 1.
Apr. 4, 1988; E unp. 69648; Hdith
Witt. 8966
That old fashioned home o’er the hills;
male quartette. © 1c. Apr. 17,
19383; E unp. 70171; Stewart Hins-
dale. 8967
That old fashioned mother of mine;
Song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. /-©" 1 ¢.,,Apr;..15; 1933; BH
unp. 70123; Bertram D. Titus.
8968
That old stein o’ mine; w H. Roenn,
melody Edward J. Gordon. © 1 ©.
Apr. 15, 1938; E unp. 70126; Hans
Roenn and Eddie Gordon. 8969
That plaintive tone; song. ©1c. Apr.
27, 1933; E unp. 70762; Georgia Fer-
guson. 8970
That Roosevelt melody; w and pf. arr.
Mina Cornish, and melody. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 11, 1988; E unp. 69953; Alvin
Zolman Seigel. 8971
That’s ’cause I’m in love; song. © 1
ce. Apr. 21, 1933; E unp. 703863 ; Fern
Ida Glasgow. 8972
8986
That's what your love made of me;
melody Joe Zatourinsky. © 1 «.
Apr. 15, 1983; E unp. 70134; Haim
Zatourinsky. 8973
That’s where I long to go; song, mel-
ody Cecil Nellis. © 1 ¢. Apr. 20,
1933; E unp. 70314; Howard Nellis.
8974
That’s why I’m lonesome tonight; w
Alan Rinehart, m Lenore Burch and
Alan Rinehart; with ukulele arr.
Harold Maus. ©1c. Apr. 14, 1933;
E unp. 70083; John Allen Rinehart.
8975
That’s why I’m so blue; w Kay Burke,
m Jack B. Rogers. © 1c. Apr. 24,
193838; E unp. 70459; Rogers and
Burke. 8976
Theme de Panurge; de Panurge, de
Henri Cliquet-Pleyel; pf. © Jan.
15, 1988; E for. 29344; Editions
Salabert. 8977
Théme de Panurge et de Régine; de
Panurge, par Henri Cliquet-Pleyel ;
pf. © Jan. 15, 1983; E for. 29407;
Editions Salabert. 8978
Théme de Régine; de Panurge, par
Henri Cliquet-Pleyel; pf. © Jan.
£54 193839) Hi for,) 29851: SHditions
Salabert. 8979
Then I know that ’m home; w Ed-
ward Pola, m Melville Gideon; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 31, 1933; EH
for. 29074; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
8980
There ain’t no depression; fox trot
song. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; EK ump.
69867; Bertha Mauermann. 8981
There is a garden; part-song, w Rich-
ard Alison, m John Tait; sop. and
contralto. © Mar. 31, 1933; E for.
29167; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 8982
There is a wonderful name; w and m
Haldor Lillenas. © Mar. 3, 1933; E
pub. 85921; Robert H. Coleman.
8983
There is no place like in your arms;
waltz, w and melody. © 1c. Apr.
17,0'1935 > CEEamp. » 70155 ;.Jiohnt BH.
Puring. 8984
There’s a brewing in the air Uncle
Sam; song. © Mar. 15, 1933; E
pub. 35607; Ernest Alfred Johnson.
8985
There’s a cabin in the pines; w and
m Billy Hill; with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 25, 1988; E pub. 35999; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc. 8986
371
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8987
There’s a dream; w K. Collier, melody
B. eon. )@ 1°. Apri’ 27," 1933);
unp. 70691; Elsa Leon and Kathryn
Collier. 8987
There’s a light in your eyes, sweet-
heart darlin’; w Gus Kahn, m Her-
bert Stothart. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1933;
E unp. 69633 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 8988
There’s a tiny little hair upon your
Shoulder; fox-trot, w and m Leo
Towers, Harry Leon and Montague
Ewing; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
16, 1933; E for. 29449; Cecil Len-
nox, ltd. 8989
There’s love in your eyes sweetheart ;
song. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp.
70670; D. Pauline Jansen. 8990
There’s no depression in our love;
fox-trot song. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1933;
E unp. 70543; Charles EH. Howland.
8991
There’s no one I love like I do you;
valse song. ©1e. Apr. 19, 1933; E
unp. 70544; Goldie McKinney.
8992
There’s nobody quite like you; w R. O.
Wilson, melody A. E. Knoll. ©1e.
Apr. 3, 1983; E unp. 69604; Ralph
O. Wilson and Albert HE. Knoll.
8993
There’s nothing new in I love you;
fox-trot, w and m Benny Davis and
Ben Oakland, arr. Art McKay; orch.
pts., with male trio arr. B. Faighes.
© Apr. 8, 1933; E pub. 35925; Leo
Feist, ine. $994
——with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 4, 1933; E pub. 35681; Leo
Feist, inc. 8995
There’s plenty on my mind; w F. I.
Schultzberg, melody Bill Pierce. ©
1 ¢ Apr. 10, 1983; E unp. 69901;
Frank I. Schultzberg and William
Pierce. 8996
There’s something in the sunshine
makes the roses know it’s June;
w and melody. ©1c. Apr. 25, 1933;
E unp. 70490; Miriam T. Dewing.
8997
These are the days; w and m Dexter
McDonald, arr. Chet Keechley. ©
1c. Mar. 9, 1983; E unp. 69860;
Carolyn F, Dexter and Mary M.
McDonald. 8998
They're not that way any more; song.
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70596;
Julia Greig Wells. 8999
pt. 111; RES. va28
They’re smiling and whistling again;
w and m Jule Le Nard; pf. ©1c.
Apr. 28, 1933; E unp. 70755; Julia
L. FitzPatrick. 9000
Thinking of you; Song, melody Jack
Mahoney. © 1 c. Mar. 17, 1933;
E unp. 69566; Clyde Clere. 9001
This beauty of mine; song, melody
Larry E. Goffin. © 1 e@ Apr 24
1933; E unp. 70449; John Labadie.
9002
This pleasant month of May; w Henry
Robertson, m William Beale, ed. and
arr. Henry G. Ley; mixed voices.
© May 31, 1933; E for. 29069; No-
vello & co., ltd. 9003
Tho’ we be growing older, Ill keep
you in my heart; fox-trot ballad.
© Aug. 16, 1932; BE pub. 35706; E.
M. Waltz. 9004
Those all alone blues: fox trot, w and
m Dennie Estell. © 1 ¢ Mar. 27,
1933; E unp. 69585; Hilda H. Saik-
ley. 9005
Those old sweet songs; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1983; BH unp. 69711;
Bertha Wragg. 9006
Three centuries; suite, Alec Rowley;
pf. duet. © Mar. 28, 1933; E for.
29093; Alfred Lengnick & @¢o., Itd.
9007
Three cheers for beer; song. © 1 «.
Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69832; Melville
Grems. 9008
Three musketeers; w Gus Kahn, m
Oscar Levant, pf. arr. Wayne Allen.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1933; E unp. 70646;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 9009
Three times a day; song. © 1 «@
Apr. 17, 1983; E unp. 701738; Alfred
Hugo Neuberger. 9010
Through the land of dreams with
you; song, m Richard Broughton.
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1933; E unp. 69963 ;
Ben Anderson. 9011
Thy mouth, fair maid, is a rosebud
red; German folk-song arr. Kath.
erine Kennicott Davis, English ver-
sion Miriam Chase; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Apr. 5, 1933; E pub. 357381;
E. C. Schirmer music co. 9012
’Till comes the dawn; song. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 12, 1933; E unp. 69969; Grace
Blakely Buck. 9013
‘Till the end of time; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1933; E unp. 70324:
Jack Scott. 9014
372
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
Time and tide; w Frederick Allen, m | Tout au fond de mon ccur;
Colin MacLeod Campbell. © Mar.
17, 1983; E for. 29147; Augener, Itd.
9015
Tired eyes; song, w A. Hngelmann and
heel, ieimlich: *© 1 c..Apr. 17,
1933; E unp. 70145; R. F. Heim-
lich. 9016
"Tis a very funny age we’re living in;
w and melody. © 1 ¢. Apr. 18,
19838; E unp. 70299; Charles H.
Frizzelle. 9017
To a rose; Ww Wm. F. Halsall, m arr.
Arthur B. Keene; women’s voices.
© Apr. 4, 193838; E pub. 35819;
Elizabeth Cheney Kaufmann. 9018
To Chicago to the great world’s fair;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1983; E
unp. 70436; Lounette Engel. 9019
To music bent; 2-pt. song, w Thomas
Campion, m Herbert Howells. ©
Moi lao: KH for. 29222: Hd-
ward Arnold & co. 9020
To Saint Teresa; song, w Frances
Estelle Lehlbach. © Dee. 31, 1932;
E pub. 35500; Valborg Teeling Wal-
ters. 9021
To the one who loves me; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Apr. 20, 1933; EB unp.
70322; Lloyd R. Cady. 9022
To win trophies to lay at her feet;
song. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1983; E unp.
70704; Eva Della White-Wakelee.
9023
Toast (A); song, W Leonora Martin.
© 1c. Apr. 5, 19383; E unp. 69668;
Mary Burke Kerr. 9024
Toast (A) to Canada; w William F.
Wiggins, m Bertha Louise Tamblyn.
© Apr. 24, 1933; E for. 29501; Gor-
don V. Thompson, ltd. 9025
Toast (A) to love; song, w B. L.
itowndes. “©! 1! ¢;Apr. 17, 1983; EH
unp. 70147; Gumaer Berg. 9026
To-day, is the to-morrow of yesterday ;
ballad, m arr. Walter W. Newcomer.
© Mar 31, 1933; E pub. 36030; M. J.
Tobey. 9027
Too late to-morrow; w and m Brik
Mansenburg; in G.- © Mar. 18,
1933; E for. 29446; Peter Maurice
music co., Itd.
Topsy-turvy; pf. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1933;
EH unp. 70184; Dorothy Morton
Parks. 9029:
9028 »
9048
valse,
paroles Jean Sorbier, m V. Dyck;
avec accord de Vukulele. © Dee.
31, 19382; E for. 29484; Editions
Salabert. 9030
Toys; song. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E
unp. 69911; Agnes Hlizabeth Rose.
9031
Trdium von mir .. .; tango, text Willi
Webels, m Josef Schafgans. ©
Mar. 15, 1983; Hi for. 29255; W.
Webels theater u. musikverlag.
9032
Trail (The) to old Mexico; lyrics rev.
and m arr. George F. Briegel.
Apr. 25, 1933; E pub. 36010; George
F. Briegel, inc. 9033
Tramping the blues away; fox trot
song. © 1c. Apr. 12, 1933; E unp.
70261; Bessie Beatrice P. Clark.
9034
Tre cuori; one-step canzone, versi
Peppino Mendes, m Mario Mariotti,
orch. Virgilio Ripa [and] -Addio
bambine; canzone fox-trot, versi
Angelo Ramiro Borella, m Vittorio
Mascheroni: piccola orch. parti. ©
Feb. 14, 1933; E for. 29233; A. & G.
Carisch & ¢. 9035
Tribute (A) to our President; song.
© 1c. Apr. 13, 1933; E unp. 70027;
Yolanda De Meglio. 9036
Triumphant (The) resurrection ;, -
hymn. © Mar. 24, 1988; HE pub.
35808; Ellen B. Nickum. 9037
Trois (Les) mousquetaires; paroles
Henri Diamant-Berger, m Jean Le-
noir; pf. et chant. Partition. ©
Dee. 31, 19382; E for. 29436; Editions
Salabert. 9038
Truc (Le) du Brésilien; tango, du
film, paroles Pierre Bayle, m Mi-
reille, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29322;
Editions Salabert. 9039:
True Americanism; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70605;
William P. Meaney. 9040
Truly mine; w and melody. ©1¢
Apr. 13, 1933; E unp. 70004; Francis
D. Sullivan. 9041
Trust me for a hamburg; song. ©
1. ¢. Apr. 6, 1988); E> unp. 697265
Samuel Freiberg. 9042
Truth; unison song for massed voices,
Geoffrey Shaw; ist violin pt. ©
Mar. 31, 19383; E for. 29068; No-
vello & co., ltd. 9043.
BY hs)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9044
Try to make up your mind; song,
w iV. (HscStrang.) <©: Lc... Apr: 10;
1933; E unp. 69895; Virginia E.
Strang and Carl A. Clare. 9044
Try to see good in me; song. ©1-«.
Apr. 27, 1933; E unp. 70684; Frances
D. Welch. 9045
Trying to forget; waltz song. © July
23, 19382; E pub. 35865; Roselle
Dalen Boe. 9046
Trzech gwiazd; marsz pralni, Frank
-Przybylski; pf., with voc. trio, w
J. S. Zielinski. ©1c. Apr. 26, 1933;
_ -E unp. 70630; Stefan Szeklucki.
t 9047
Tschaikowsky (Peter IJljitch) Praise
ye the Lord; text from Isaiah, m
P. I. Tchaikovsky, arr. Homer Whit-
ford; male voices. © Apr. 3, 1933;
E pub. 356384; J. Fischer & bro.
9048
Tu resteras toujours; valse, dans
Panurge, paroles Robert Desnos, m
H. Cliquet-Pleyel; avec accord de
Tukulele. © Dec. 31, 1982; E for.
29339; Editions Salabert. 9049
Tu scendi dalle stelle; pastorale, w
Pope Pius IX, m Giovanni B. Fon-
tana; sop. or ten., contra or bar. and
basso; organ or harmonium ace. ©
pr. LG, TOSS aha DUD. andooane Gr
Ricordi & ¢o., inc. 9050
Tummetott; foxtrot, ur En stulen vals,
text och Jacques Armand; pf. ©
Jan. 1, 19382; E for. 29122; Nils-
Georgs musikforlags, a.b. 9051
Turn your fear into cheer; song, m
John Kreutzer. © 1 c. Apr. 18,
1933; E unp. 70242; Louis Wrubel.
9052
Turnerbannerlied; w Ludwig Gromer,
m Ekame, op. 11. © 1. Mar. 30,
1933; E unp. 70339; Egon Karl
Meyer. 9053
Turning the dial for the one I love;
song. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp.
69603; Kenneth Thomas. 9054
Tus ojos; bolero puerto riqueno, letra
Felipe Arana. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1933;
E unp. 69722; Jorge Huberto San-
toni. 9055
"Tween the mount and deep, deep vale ;
German folk-song from Cassel, arr.
Katherine Kennicott Davis, English,
Miriam Chase; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Apr. 5, 1933; E pub. 35729; E. C.
Schirmer music co. 9056
3v4
pt. 1117 8, pvse28
Twinkle twinkle little star; song, m
David E. Peyton. © Apr. 7, 1933;
E pub. 36037; Robert R. Irwin.
9057
unison song, w from nursery
rhyme. © Mar. 28, 1933; E for.
29136; Jchn Longmire. 9058
Two; w and melody. © 1 @ Apr.
28, 1933; E unp. 70749; Eva Hansen
and Edmond Hansen. 9059
Two can make a world; song. ©1ce.
Apr. 14, 1983; E unp. 70012; H.
Barnes Hopkins. 9060
Two lips like cherries; w Gus Kahn,
m William Axt.. © 1 c« Apra18,
1933; E unp. 70647 ; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 9061
Two (The) of us; w C. Malenbaum,
melody L. Berkowitz. © 1 ce. Apr.
24, 19388; E unp. 70419; Lawrence
Berkowitz and Charles Malenbaum.
9062
Two sweethearts of mine; song; mixed
voices. © 1c. Apr. 10, 19383; E unp.
69884; E. A. Hedges. 9063
Tyrolese lindler; by James Brown;
violin with pf. acc. ed. Nancy Gil-
ford. © Mar. 27, 193ss5) ere sor:
29169; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 9064
U plamene; pét pisni pro vySsi hlas
a klavir, slova: Karla Erbana, hud-
ba: Emil Axman. © Oct. 29, 1932;
E for. 29099; Hudebni matice
umélecke besedy. 9065
Ultimo (El) varén sobre la tierra;
gemas musicales, traduccion His-
pana, Raul Roulien y Jose Lopez
Rubio, w and m William Kernell,
compiled Movietone music corp. ©
Apr. 3, 19883; E pub. 36051; Movie-
tone music corp. 9066
Uncle Ned: by Stephen C. Foster, arr.
Fred A. Schiefelbein; pf. with w.
© Apr. 15; 1983; HY pub.” 35782;
Volkwein bros., ine. 9067
Uncle Tom’s new banjo; by Donald
Claffin; pf. © Apr. 20, 1983; EH
pub. 385987; Theodore Presser co.
9068
Und es leuchtet die Puszta; schlager
aus dem film, w Gert v. Zitzewitz,
m Ernst Erich Buder. © Feb. 18,
1933; E for. 29125; Ufaton-verlags,
G.m.b.H. 9069
Under a blanket of blue; w Marty
Symes and Al J. Neiburg, melody
Jerry Levinson. © 1 ec. Apr. 28,
1933; E unp. 70714; Santly bros.
inc. 9070
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1983
9100
Under dreamy southern skies; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 14, 19383; E
unp. 70044; Clifford Harlan. 9071
Under that old weeping willow; valse
song. © 1c. Mar. 27, 19383; HE unp.
69586 ; John Daum. 9072
Under the August moon; fox trot song.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1983; E unp. 70671;
Alice Burbridge. 9073
Under the Montana moon; song, mel-
ody Jack Mahoney. © 1c. Mar. 17,
1933; E unp. 69567; Betty C. Bos-
well. 9074
Under the old willow tree; song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70672;
Mamie A. Jones. 9075
Under the sun it’s anyone, under the
moon it’s you; w and melody. ©
tec, Apr. 20, 1933; .E. unp., (0476;
William Nolte. 9076
Underneath the shining moon; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; HE
unp. 70067; William Klesmer. 9077
Unhappy beggar; w Wm. D. Patter-
son; pf. treble with w. © 1c. Apr.
5, 19383; E unp. 70010; Samuel Car-
lisle Goodrich, jr. 9078
U.S.A. (The) today; song. © Apr. 13,
1933; E pub. 35836; James Sugh-
roue. 9079
Until death will take me away; valse
song, melody F. Cusenza. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70447; Frank
Cusenza and Joseph Serra. 9080
Up in the sky; aviation waltz, w
Malva Andre, and melody. © 1 «.
Apr. 27, 1933; E unp. 70690; Joseph
F. Olbinski. 9081
‘Vagabond girl; song, melody Larry E.
Goffin. ©1c. Apr. 28, 19383; E unp.
70744; Katie M. Rice. 9082
Vagabond (The) singer; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1933; E unp.
70703; Samuel Abromovitz. 9083
Vague (La) du soir; poésie Paul Cas-
téla, m Axel Raoul Wachtmeister.
© Jan. 15, 1933; E for. 29296; Heu-
gel. 9084
Valse de Pesth; de Joseph Lanner,
op. 98, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29315 ;
Editions Salabert. 9085
Valse de Régine; de Panurge, lyrics
Robert Desnos, m Henri Cliquet-
Pleyel. .© dane 15 1938);; EB .for.
29350; Editions Salabert. 9086
Valse (La) des matelots; valse, dans
Jeunes marins... vieilles chan-
sons, paroles Camille Blot, m René
Sylviano; avec accord de Vukulele.
© Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29419; Edi-
tions Salabert. 9087
Valse scherzo; by Cesare Sodero ; wood
wind quartet and horn in F, or B
flat ten. saxophone. © Apr. 6, 1933 ;
E pub. 35749; Associated music pub-
lishers, inc. 9088
Valsette; concert waltz, Attilio Perry ;
pf. accordion. © Mar. 24, 1933; EB
pub. 35666; O. Pagani & bro. 9089
Vass you dere, Sharlie; w and m
Blaine Cornwell. © 1 ¢. Mar. 22,
1933; E unp. 70142; Harold Blaine
Cornwell, jr. 9090
Vasseur (Henry) Quatre chansons
enfantines; poésies Lucie Delarue-
Mardrus, m Henry-Vasseur. © Jan.
15, 1933; E for. 29270; Heugel.
9091
Velo car; de Panurge, par Henri Clii-
quet-Pleyel; pf. © Jan. 15, 1933;
E for. 29348; Editions Salabert.
9092
Venise; poésie Violette Mariaud; pf.
© Jan. 15, 19383; H for. 29306; Y.
Hédoux. 9093
Vents (Les); tableau symphonique,
poésie Maurice Auriol; 6 voix mix-
tes. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 29293;
Ernest Chatillon. 9094
Vergiss mich; tango, w Hlow und Hans
Rosen, m Hans Malo; orch.-stim-
men. © Jan. 3, 1933; E for. 29480;
Adolf Hampe. 9095
Vermont; w Wendell Phillips Stafford ;
mixed voices. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1933;
E unp. 70555; Ernest Franz Jores.
9096
Vertraute klinge; von Juliusz Wolf-
Sohn, op. 10, no. 2; violine u. kla-
vier. © Mar. 2, 1933; E for. 29249;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky ). 909T
Victory demoncrated; marcia. © ft ©
Apr. 18, 1933; E unp. 70216; Baf-
dassare Gallo. 9088
Vienna in May: w Gus Kahn, m Wik
liam Axt. © 1 ¢. Mar: 20, 1983;
E unp. 70641; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 9099:
Viennese (A) waltz song: from Up=
town New York, w and m Haze¥
Bruster, arr. W. Spielter. © Feb:
28, 1988; E- pub. 36071; Sam Fox
pub. co. 9100
old
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
$101
Vikings (The); march; violin 1. ©
ele) Apres! 1933 * Bam p.-b86 ts:
Harold Nielsen. 9101
Vision ; song, w Joseph Mary Plunkett.
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1933; E unp. 69661;
Joseph W. Lannen. 9102
Vogelhandler (Der) ; operette M. West
und L. Held, m Carl Zeller, miin-
chener fassung in 8 akten, 6 bildern,
buchbearb. Gustay Quedenfeldt und
Walther Briigmann, musikbearb. Ar-
thur Bauckner; klavier-auszug. ©
Apr. 1, 1933: E for. 29332; Bosworth
& GO. 9103
Vore (Det) mer Hn underbart; tango,
ur Giftasvuxna déttrar, text Ake
Séderblom, m Jules Sylvain. ©
Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 29330; Edition
Sylvain. 9104
Vous me direz; fox-trot, de Un soir
de révyeillon, lyric Jean Boyer, m
Raoul Moretti; avec accord de l’uku-
lele. © Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 29406;
Editions Salabert. 9105
Vraie (La) ranchera; ranchera, pa-
roles argentines Juan A. Caruso,
m Luis Teisseire, arr. Francis Sala-
bert; orch. ptes. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E for. 29318: Editions Salabert.
9106
Vuataz (Roger) 386 études; pour le
pf., d’aprés des chansons d’enfants
et des mélodies populaires, graduées
et ordonnées en méthode, op. 37. ©
Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 29507; Editions
Maurice Sénart. 9107
Wages (The) of sin is death: song,
melody St. Elmo Johnson. © 1 ©.
Apr. 1, 1983; E unp. 69529; Ellen M.
Cross. 9108
Wait a little longer; hymn, w and m
A> Aekley.. (©¢ Mar 320933)
pub. 35901; Robert H. Coleman.
9109
Waiting for me; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70108; Hazel
Rawson Collins. 9110
Waiting for the moon and you; w
Don Baxter, m Harry Clifford. ©
1 ec. Apr. 4, 19383; E unp. 69653;
Claude Donald Baxter. 9111
Waiting for the sunrise; hymn, w and
m B. B. McKinney. © Mar. 3, 1933;
E pub. 35897; Robert H. Coleman.
9112
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
Waiting for tomorrow and you; w and
m Harry Roy, Ivor Moreton and
Bill Currie; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 29, 1933; E for. 29202; Law-
rence Wright music co. 9113
Waiting for you; waltz, w Mary John-
son, melody Wendell T. Given. ©
1 ec. Apr. 19, 1933; HE unp. 70299 ;
M. A. Johnson. 9114
Waiting for you, sweetheart; waltz
song. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1933; E unp.
70225; James F. Cassily. 9115
Waits (The); w J. Oxenford, tune
London waits, arr. with deseant,
H. A. Chambers. © Apr. 18, 1933;
E for. 29471; Novello & co., Itd.
9116
Walk slowly; pf. ©1e. Apr. 7, 1933;
E unp. 69804; W. N. Burt, jr. 9117
Walking with Jesus; hymn. © 1 «
Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70598; Alta F.
Rumbaugh. 9118
Wallace (Edgar) One hundred and
twenty-one exercises in two-part
singing; by E. Wallace. © Apr. 3,
1933; E for. 29247; Warren & Phil-
lips. 9119
Waltz no. 2; pf. ©1c. Apr. 6, 1933;
E unp. 69735; Alexander Fishman.
$120
Waltz with me in the moonlight; valse,
w and m Mrs. A. M. Cook. ©1 ©
Apr. 19, 1933; E unp. 70545; Nellie
Ethel Cook. 9121
Waltzing the scale; w and melody
M. C. Irving and Otis Spencer. ©
1 ec. Apr. 29, 1933; Hip ore
Spencer Irving music co. 9122
Waltzing with someone you love; Rus- -
sian waltz, w and m Anna M. Klu-
chansky. © Apr. 1, 1933; BE pub.
36050; Walter A. Quincke. 9123
Wandern (Das) ist des miillers lust;
de Midchen in uniform, paroles
Bobby, folklore allemand arr. Milde-
Meissner. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
29486; Editions Campbell, Connelly.
9124
© 1c. Apr: tip aaeq
9125
Wantin’ my home; w and m Bonnie
Lou Lake. © 1 ec. Apr. 25, 1933;
E unp. 70568; Annette Yde Lake.
9126
War mother’s song; w Charles C.
Smith, m Roman S. Shuman; pf. ©
Apr. 27, 1933; E pub. 36065; York-
Want you; pf.
E unp. 69952: Victor Pelle.
376
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 193838
towne chapter, American war
mothers. 9127
War pal o’ mine; song, w Jimmie
Simmons. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1983; H
unp. 69650; Charles James Sim-
mons. 9128
Warum bist du heut’ so kalt zu mir;
waltz, text u. m Alfred Winter,
spezialarr. Kurt Kohler; orch. stim-
men. © Jan. 2, 1933; E for. 29254;
Adolph Hampe. 9129
Waschraum; de Madchen in uniform,
paroles Jacques Réale, m Milde-
Meissner. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for.
29488 ; Editions Campbell, Connelly.
9130
Wash’n board baby, iron my worries
away; fox-trot, w and melody. ©
hee, Apr 10,.1933;E unp., 69929;
Zeb Seybold. 9131
Waves of air; song. © 1c. Apr. 12,
1933; E unp. 69973; Evelyn C. Nel-
son. 91132
Way down home; pf. with w. ©1c.
Apr. 25, 1983; E unp. 70593 ; Rachel
Clark. 9133
Way out on that island; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69692;
Willard Havnes. 9134
We are the two Hacketts; w Hdgar
Allan Woolf, m Al Goodhart, pf. arr.
Wayne Allen. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1933;
E unp. 70650; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 9135
We belong to Alma; w and m Val
Burton and Will Jason, pf. arr. E.
Gerstenberger. ©1c. Apr. 18, 1933 ;
EH unp. 70251; Movietone music
corp. 9136
We danced in a dream again; song,
melody Russell Richmond. © 1 «.
Apr. 28, 19338; E unp. 70735; Fred
Quackerbush. 9137
We have a doctor now! Kill depres-
sion, cure prosperity ; w and melody.
© 1 «¢. Apr. 25, 1938; E unp. 70494;
Lou Cortez. 9138
We have beer; song. © 1 ¢. Apr. 7,
1933 ; E unp. 69808; Aaron L. Jones. |
9139
We have it again; pf. © 1c. Apr.
13, 1938; E unp. 70021; Franz Geisz.
9140
We'll both do our share; w Oliver
Prescott Robinson, jr., m John Jacob
Stark. ©1ce Apr. 8, 1933; E unp.
69853 ; Dialectic soc. 9141
9154
We loved her, yes, we loved her; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr: “©. tet) Apry 1d, 1988; B.unp.
70101; Hattie Copeland. 9142
We rambled and gambled; w and
melody. ©1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp.
69705; Charles Thomas Sibold.
9143
We're all back together again, me and
that old gang of mine; w and m Al
Piantadosi, Bob Murphy, Jack Glo-
gau and Ben Bernie; with ukulele
arr. © Apr. 18, 1933; E pub. 35839;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine. 9144
—— w and melody Al. Piantadosi,
Bob Murphy, Jack Glogau and Ben
Bernie. © 1 ¢ Mar. 31, 1933: E
unp. 69551; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine. 9145
We're all together again; party song,
w Jack Mosdell, m Fred Neville;
with ukulele arr. © Nov. 3, 1932;
EK for. 29129; A. J. Stasny music
co. lds 9146
We're going to Chicago to the world’s
greatest fair; song. © 1c. Apr. 22,
1933s) ee un ae O5nO: > Aim eee
Mitchell. 9147
We’re here Chicago; w and m Jule Le
Nardi; (pi -%© 1 ic. -Aprs 2Sia9s3"
E ounp. 70754; Julia L. FitzPatrick.
9148
We’re on the march; w and m Morton
Downey, Carl Field and Jack Hrick-
son; with ukulele arr. © Apr. 3,
1933; E pub. 35711; M. Witmark &
sons. 9149
We're two of a kind in love; m Ed-
ward Kuczborski; violins 1-3 [con-
ductor] © 1 ¢ Apr. 10, 1983; H
unp. 69891; Casimer Kuczborski.
9150
We want silver; w P. H. Hale, melody
CG: -Zerse. © 1 ¢. Apr. 26, 1933; HB
unp. 70627; Philip H. Hale and
Carl Zerse. 9151
Wear a great big smile and Sing a
song; w and m Jos. Geo. Gilbert;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 12, 1938;
E for. 29243; Keith, Prowse & Go.,
ltd. 9152
Wedding bells are ringing now for
Betty and me; w and melody. © 1
ec, Apr. 12, 1933; E unp. 69957; Sam
Kavalsky. 9153
Wedding robe; hymn, w and m Napo-
leon Bonaparte Vandall. © Mar. 1,
1933; E pub. 35650; Louis P. Leh-
man. 9154
oll
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9155
Weinberg (Jacob) Ten Jewish songs;
pf. transcription. © Apr. 10, 1933;
E pub. 35719; Jacob Weinberg. 9155
Welcome and farewell to Chicago;
vocal duet. © Apr. 3, 1933; E pub.
35686; Amandus L. Wendt. 9156
Welcome back old girl to your home
town; waltz, w Bob Lee, melody
Eduard D. Madden. © 1. Apr. 3,
1933; E unp. 69615; Robert L.
Thompson. 9157
Wenn die liebe mode macht; schlager
aus dem film, w Fritz Rotter, m
Paul Mann u. Stephan Weiss. ©
Dee. 21, 1932; E for. 29127; Ufaton-
verlags, G. m. b. H. 9158
Wenn die schwalben heimwiarts ziehn;
song, Franz Abt, arr. for pf. accord-
ion. © Mar. 1, 1933; E pub. 35962;
Edward J. Thurow. 9159
Were you lonely; w and melody Bert
Emil. ~© 1c. Apr. 5,°1933;' BH unp.
69704; Bertha Emilie Seippel. 9160
West Virginia moon; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70480; Opal
Crawford. 9161
Western Union; w Jean Pethick, m
Bernice Gerrish. © 1 ¢ Apr. 11,
1933; E unp. 70068; Bernice Turney
Gerrish. 9162
Wet your whistle; melody Ada May.
Coie. Apr: 6) 19335 4h. unp. 69Ta0;
Ada May Weeks. 9163
What a grand old world; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 70440;
Gale C. Schroeder. 9164
What a moon, what a night, what a
garden; song. ©1c. Apr. 27, 1933;
E unp. 70697; Hedges R. Allen
9165
What am I to do alone; waltz song,
w Kay Scott.” © 1 c. Apr: 1, 1933;
E unp. 69547; Kathleen Gertrude
Scott and G. H. Ratledge. 9166
What are we waiting for; w Gus
Kahn, m Al Goodhart, pf. arr.
Wayne Allen. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1933;
E unp. 70590; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 9167
What does life matter now: w and m
E. Spicer and Walter Reith. ©1e.
Apr. 26, 1933 ; E unp. 70602; Edward
Spicer. 9168
pt. III, 0. S., v. 28
What good am I alone; w Max Rich
and Jack Scholl, m M. and W: Port-
noff; with ukulele arr. © Mar. 21,
1933 ; E pub. 35598; Luz bros., music
publishers. 9168
What good is love; w Jimmy Sill, m
Bob Roller; pf. © 1! @yAgeeaes:
1933; Ht unp. ‘TO105>* Robert. w-
Roller. 9170
What is there left to live for; waltz,
w Ray Hibbeler, melody B. G.
Walker. .© 1 c& Ape 207 1925-0 nr
unp. 70311; Beatrice G. Walker.
Sg
What little girls are made of; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 7, 1933; E unp.
69992; Virginia Nichols Pearson.
9172
What might have been; valse song.
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1933; E unp. 70264;
W. D. Hill. 9173
What's sweeter than the bee; song,
arr. Zelma Shaw; pf. © 1c. Apr.
17, 1933; E unp. 70158; J. N. Hough.
9174
What’s the use of worrying, it don’t
bring you anything; w and m Mary
Alterie. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1933; E
unp. 70413; Mary Rita Graziano.
9175
When I can eall you all my own; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1938;
EK unp. 70495; Nettie Robbins. 9176
When I’m not with you sweetheart;
song, w John A. Zimmer. © 1 «
Apr. 15, 1988; E unp. 70124; Harry
Marquis Zimmer. 9177
When I’m with the girl I love; w W.
F. Lurvey, m Proctor Myers Mc-
Clure. © 1. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp.
69681; P. M. McClure and W. F.
Lurvey. 9178
When I’m with you; songz. © 1.
Apr. 14, 1983; E unp. 70245; Adrian
Camille Zing. 9179
When I meet you; w and melody. ©
1:c. Apr. 25, 1983; E unp. 70487;
Oscar Bergvall. 9180
When I said goodbye to Mollie; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr: .©.1.c¢c. Apr: 15, 1983408) map,
70110; Lou Sanderson. 9181
When I waltz with the girl of my
dreams; waltz song. © 1c. Apr. 13,
1933; E unp. 70017; Charles Camp-
bell Gardner. 9182
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 4, 1933
When I waltzed with you; song, m
Stan Tucker. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1933;
EH} unp. 69922; Ida Steele Osgood.
9183
When it’s apple time in Charmland;
w Hal Lurvey, m Jack Cady.
ive, Apr. 17, 1983; EH unp. 70200;
Harold F. lLurvey and Jackson
Cady. 9184
When it’s lamp lightin’ time in the
valley; song, by The vagabonds,
Herald, Dean and Curt, pf. arr.
Chas. L. Johnson; with ukulele and
vocal harmony arrs. © Feb. 9,
1933; E pub. 35606; Jenkins music
co. 9185
When it’s May time in the spring
time with that dear heart of mine;
song. ©1c. Apr. 19, 1933; E unp.
70289; Edgar J. Riddle. 9186
When it’s summertime in the Cumber-
lands; song, m Luther A. Clark. ©
Mar. 28, 1933; E pub. 36062; Mar-
garet C. Morris. ' 9187
When love comes my way; from Her
first affaire, w Edward Pola, m Mel-
ville Gideon; with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 18, 1983; E for. 29331; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd. 9188
When someone loves you; valse song.
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1933; E unp. 70546;
Marie Ellison. 9189
When stars are in the quiet skies;
w Lord Lytton, m Clarence Lucas;
in D flat. © Feb. 28, 1983; E for.
29207; Chappell & co., ltd. 9190
When summer comes; Children’s day
service, w Ruth Dale and others, m
Fred B. Holton. © Mar, 13, 1933;
EH pub. 35691; Lorenz pub. co. 9191
When summer comes again; song. ©
1c. Apr. 17, 19383; E unp. 70187;
Merdith William Adams. 9192
When the golden rods are waving in
the valley; w Bob Miller, melody
Harry Von Tilzer. © 1c. Apr. 15,
1933 ; E unp. 70127; Broadway music
corp. 9193
When the lilacs last bloomed; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1933; EH
unp. 70355; Bob Miller. 9194
When the moon shines down on the
moonshine; w Gene Ford, m Helen
La Barr; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
7, 19838; E pub. 35699; American
music corp. 9195
178596—33—6
9208 —
When the moon shines o’er Killarney ;
song, melody J. J. Wilson. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 18, 1933; E unp. 70215; Harry
S. Watts. 9196
When the nightingale sings I dream
of you; song, w Presley Bishop.
© 1c. Apr. 10, 1933; E unp. 69920;
Presley Bishop and Evalynn Sher-
lock. 9197
When the orchestra plays that refrain ;
w and m Jule Le Nard; pf. ©1«e.
Apr. 28, 19383; E unp 707538; Julia
lies Hitzeatrick, 9198
When the robin sings again; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1983; HB
unp. (0506; Mae E. MacDonald.
9199
When the sun bids the moon good-
night; fox-trot, Little Jack Little,
Dave Oppenheim and Ira Schuster,
arr, Jack Mason; orch. pts., with
male, trio arr. B Faighes. © Mar.
28, 1933; E pub. 35583; Leo Feist,
inc. 9200
waltz, w and m Little Jack Lit-
tle, Dave Oppenheim and _ “Ira
Schuster; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
4, 1933; E pub. 35682; Leo Feist, inc.
9201
When the sun shines thru again; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1933;
E unp. 70013; Russell Joseph Rowe.
9202
When the tide comes rolling in;
hymn, m Robert L. Cooper; mixed
voices. © Feb. 9, 19383; E pub.
35796; W. T. Singley. 9208
When we meet at the end of our
dreams; w and melody. © 1 e.
Mar. 27, 19383; E unp. 69982; Wil-
liam M. Adcock and Perry Hettel.
9204
When we’re in love; song, m Earl Car-
roll Reiner. © Apr. 24, 1933; E
pub. 36002; Yvonne Buhler. 9205
When will the good old times come
back; song, melody Stan Tucker.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1983; E unp. 69999;
M. Helen Wahl Serio. 9206
When you and I were just sixteen
dear; pf. treble with w. © 1 ©¢.
Apr. 8, 1988; E ump. 69596; Ray-
mond Lawrence. 9207
When you hear the trill of the whip-
poorwill; song. ©1e. Apr. 21, 1933;
E unp. 70375; Georgia Ferguson.
9208
a19
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9209
When you know it you will tell it;
hymn, w and m MHaldor Lillenas.
© Mar. 8, 1933; E pub. 35903;
Robert H. Coleman. 9209
When you’re dancing tonight; waltz,
w Jean Pethick, m Bernice Gerrish.
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1933; E unp. 70069;
Bernice Turney Gerrish. 9210
When you're falling in love with the
Irish; w Lorenz Hart, m Richard
Rodgers. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1933; E
unp. 70643; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp, 9211
When you’re in my arms; song. ©
t- ec; Apr. 24° 1933 ; “R= unp 710226;
Jack McDonald. 9212
When you say you love me; w C. W.
Whitson, m M. M. Miller.” © 1 ec.
Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70256; Mar-
vin M. Miller and Clyde W. Whitson.
9213
When you whisper I love you, dear;
pf. with w; in F maj. ©1c. Apr.
6, 1933 ; E unp. 69720; Ayis Barbour.
9214
Where are my yesterdays; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1933; E unp.
69691; A. Marion Grenier. 9215
Where ever you go; Song, w P. Bishop,
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1933; E unp. 70392 ;
Presley Bishop and Evalynn Sher-
lock. 9216
Where is the man that’s meant for
me; fox-trot,. w G. Kaufman,
melody M. Greher. © 1c. Apr. 13.
1933: E unp. 70015; Ghersen Kauf-
man and Murray Greher. 9217
Where the daffodils grow; song. ©
tye. Apr) 25,1938 > eA ionpe (Oat;
Teresa Trompetta Kramer. 9218
Where the dreamy Mississippi flows;
song, pf. arr. Luther A. Clark; with
ukulele arr. © Mar. 28, 1983; H
pub. 35614; John Wasso, jr. 9219
Where the Mississippi flows; w and
melody. © 1. Apr. 24, 1933; B
unp. 70518; Archie E. Marston.
9220
Where the moonlight turns the ripples
Silver, dear; waltz song, melody
the Starret system club. © 1 «.
Apr. 25, 1933; E unp. 70573; Adam
Richard Mauray, 9221
Where the winding Charles is flowing;
w and melody. ©1ce. Apr. 25, 1938:
1 unp. 70496; Mary Morang. 9222
pt. Ill, 0. s., v. 28
While a smile makes light the way;
song. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1933; EH unp.
70679; Carl L. Bailey. 9223
While the rose-vine grows o’er the
old homestead; song. © 1 e. Apr.
3, 1983; E unp. 69597; Edward A.
Price. 9224
Whisper dear; song, w P. Bishop. ©
1 ec. Apr. 22, 1933; unpieot-
Presley Bishop and Evalynn Sher-
lock. 9225
Whispering still her name; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 12, 1933; E
unp. 69974; Evelyn C. Nelson. 9226
White moon, ride on high to-night;
waltz song. © Mar. 9, 1933; E pub.
35600; Warren H. Adee, 9227
Who bids; pageant, bk. and lyrics
Verna Whinery, incidental m Miriam
Lois Fisher. © Mar. 16, 1933; D
28428; Lorenz pub. co. oa *
Who can tell it all; hymn, w and m
A. H. Ackley. © Mar. 3, 1933; BH
pub. 35912; Robert H. Coleman.
9228
Who said depression; w and melody.
© 1 ¢. Apr. 11, 1933; EH unps WOaiz ;
Grace Maria McClary. 9229
Who won the war; song. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1983; E unp. 70673; Jack Mc-
Caffery, jr. 9230
Whoopee-ti-yi-yo, git along, little
dogies ; lyrics rev. and m arr. George
F. Briegel. © Apr. 25, 1933; E pub.
36012; George F. Briegel, ine. 9231
Why; waltz song, melody Starret sys-
tem club. © 1 c. Apr. 5, 933598)
unp. 70093; Hanna Lillian Flora.
9232
Why are you telling me to go; song,
m Rudolf Schramm. © 1 ¢. Apr. 4,
1933; E unp. 69657; Leah Shapiro.
9233
Why can’t I do the same; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1933; E ump.
70291; Norman Saul Hirschl. 9234
Why did I fall for you; song, w P.
Bishop. © 1 ec. Apr. 22, 1983; BH
unp. 70390; Presley Bishop and Eva-
lynn Sherlock. 9235
Why did you do it; w Skid Giffin and
Ted Marshall, melody Philip Egner.
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69849;
Dialectic soc. 9236
380
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
Why do I; waltz, w Flora Lasker, m
Mana-Zucca, op. 119; med. or high
voice; in B flat. © Mar. 27, 1933;
E pub. 35675; Boston music co.
9237
Why was I jealous of you, dear; pf.
with w. © 1c Apr. 25; 1933; E
unp. 70552; Paul Hdwin Smith.
9238
Why wont my dreams come true;
slow fox-trot song. © 1c. Apr. 19,
19383; E unp. 70547; Violet Kitch.
9239
Wie hab’ ich nur leben k6nnen ohne
dich; English waltz, aus Ich und
die kaiserin, w Friedrich Hollaender
u. Robert Gilbert, m F. Hollaender.
© Feb. 22, 1933; E for. 29128; Ufa-
ton-verlags, G. m. b. H. 9240
Will you; song. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1933;
HK unp. 70151; Frankie Dittmar
Hertting, i. e. Mrs. Gustav L. Hert-
ting. 9241
Willie we have missed you; by Ste-
phen C. Foster, arr. Fred A. Schie-
felbein; pf. with w. © Apr. 15,
1933; E pub. 35777; Volkwein bros.,
ane. 9242
Wind; song. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E
unp. 70428; Leland Arthur Swan-
son. 9243
Wine, women and song; w A. Leggio,
melody J. Sinatra. © 1c. Apr. 4,
1933; E unp. 70257; Joseph Sinatra
and Anthony Leggio. 9244
Winona of the mountains; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp.
70080; Charles Henry Dickman.
9245
Winter in the mountains; valse song.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1933; E unp. 69587;
William Smethurst. 9246
Wir sind immer gute kameraden. . .;
march u. foxtrot, aus Zwei gute
kameraden, w Bert Reisfeld, m Rolf
Marbot. © Mar. 22, 1933; E for.
29084; Musikverlag City. 9247
With a song in your soul; song. ©
1 ce. Apr. 8, 19383; E unp. 69984;
Bertha Costianes. 9248
With the moon shining bright, it is
hard to say good-night; pf. with w.
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1933; E unp. 70727;
Roy W. Swanson. 9249
Without a word; w and melody. ©
ine. Apr 20, 19383. EH unp. TO3rs ;
Jack Kaplan. 9250
9265
Woman forsaken; song. © 1 ¢. Apr.
8, 19838; E unp. 69830; Charlotte
Ditchett. 9251
Wonder why; valse song. © 1c. Apr.
5, 19838; E unp. 69880; Mace C.
Copes. 9252
Wondering if you miss me too; song.
© 1c. Apr. 4, 19383; E unp. 69652;
George A. Odegaard. 9253
Won’t bow down to idols; hymn, w
and m Napoleon Bonaparte Vandall.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E pub. 35652; Louis
P. Lehman. 9254
Won’t you; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1933; E unp. 70429; Herschel Sut-
ton. 9255
Wood (Frank) Four trios; by EF.
Wood and Cecil Harrington. ©
Mar. 18, 1933; E for. 29151; Rey-
nolds & co. 9256
Worcester moon; waltz song. © Mar.
13, 1988; E pub. 35603 ; Hugo Maki.
9257
Work for the night is coming; dia-
gram arr.; Hawaiian guit. © Apr.
1, 1933;-E pub. 35659; Harry Scott
Kelso. 9258
Working on a jig-saw puzzle with
you; w FE. H. Roberts, m Roland
William Gagnon; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr.
28, 1933; E unp. 70706; Roland W.
Gagnon and Fred H. Roberts. 9259
World (The) is dying for love; hymn,
m B. B. McKinney. © Mar. 3, 1933 ;
E pub. 35898 ; Robert H. Coleman.
9260:
Would you believe me, sweetheart; w
and melody Sam Coslow, Con Con-
rad and Jimmy Campbell. © 1 e«.
Apr. 20, 19383; E unp. 70460; Famous
music corp. 9261
Would you care; w and melody Al
Lewis, Al Sherman and Johnny Hoff-
man... ©)1 ¢,Apr. 22, 1933 - hh inp:
70383; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine. 9262
Would you like to forget; w Gibs Gib-
son, m Pete, Bertie and L. D. Gib-
son, Jr Dr yinOek cA pin 25 h0sa 4
E unp. 70722; L. D. Gibson, jr.
9263
Would you still care; song. © 1 «@
Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70616; Miriam
S. MacMurphy. 9264
Wouldn’t you like to fly; song. © 1
ce. Apr. 17, 1938; E unp. 70146; R. F.
Heimlich. 9265
asl
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9266
pt. II, 0. s., v. 28
Wreck (The) of the Julie Plante; 3-pt.
song, w William Henry Drummond,
m Geoffrey O’Hara; young men’s
voices. © Mar. 17, 1933; E pub.
35562; Oliver Ditson co., inc. 9266
Yankee Doodle lift up your head;
march, w J. W. Engelke, melody G.
Re Moss... © 1 ¢. Apr. .28, 1933:°B
unp. 70720; John Walter Engelke
and George Robert Moss. 9267
Ye jus’ stop pickin’ on my pickinnies;
w and: melody. © 1c. Apr. 14,
1933; E unp. 70083; Florence A.
Beckwith. 9268
Yearning for a pal; song. © Apr. 12,
1933; E pub. 35794; Marie Raczka.
9269
Yesterday’s toys; w and melody. ©
1 Cp Aprealss A 9Sa2nh pnp... Oot -
Aaron Brown. 9270
You: song. © 1 ¢ Apr. -17,49835%0
unp. 70198; Frank N. Pond, jr.
9271
sons.) ©idve Apri 2115 19335 VE
unp. 70370; Alexander James Carey.
9272
You and the moon and me; fox-trot,
w Charles Tobias, m Abel Baer, arr.
Jack Mason; orch. pts., with male
triovarr. B! Waishes: © -Apr. 14,
19383; E pub. 35924; Leo Feist, inc.
9273
© Apr. 22, 1933; E pub. 36055; Leo
Feist, inc. 9274
You and the world for me; pf. treble
with, w...©:1.¢. Apr. 19, 1983; EH
unp. 70343; Samuel Carlisle Good-
rich; IL. 9275
You are the shine in my sun; w and
melody. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1983; E
unp. 70516; Grace Maria McClary.
9276
You big blue baby eyes; pf. with w.
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1933; E unp. 69837;
Roy W. Swanson. 9277
You carried me into the land of
dreams; song. © Apr. 21, 1983; E
pub. 35940; Anna M. Dugan. 9278
You dear; fox-trot song. © 1c. Apr.
19, 1983: E unp. 70548; Frank HE.
Mary. 9279
——song from Purely plantonic, w
Vivienne Griffith. © Mar. 10, 1933;
E pub. 35752; Marjorie Edna Briner.
9280
with ukulele arr. '
You don’t deserve to be forgiven ; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1. ¢. Mar. 6, 1933; HE unp.
68400; Steve R. Sabo. 9281
You grow sweeter every day to me;
song. © 1c. Apr. 22, 19383; E unp.
705138; Sue Lamb Keller. 9282
You left me broken hearted; song. ©
tc. Apr. 24, 1983; EK unp) Wor:
James Alfonso Lee. 9283
You let the blues into my heart; pf.
with w. © Apr. 4, 1983; HE pub.
35702; Angelo Guercio. 9284
You little thief: fox trot song. ©1e.
Mar. 27, 1983; E unp. 69588; Helen
Jane Zenner. 9285
Yow ll always be a Sweet memory;
waltz, w and.m O. Ruth Ellis. ©
1 ¢@ Apr. 7, 1933;.H unp. 6Gosive®:
Ruth Spivey. 9286
You'll never get up to heaven that
way; fox-trot, w Sammy Lerner, m
Abel Baer: with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 24, 1983; E pub. 35587; Leo
Feist, inc. 9287
You'll never know ’till you fall in love;
song, w A. P. Connolly. a
Apr. 5, 1933; E unp. 69775; Andrew
P. Connolly and Henry W. Johnson.
9288
You made a jig-saw-puzzle out of my
heart; w Joe Young, m J. Fred
Cocts; with ukulele arr. © Apr. 13,
1933; E pub. 35783; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inc. 9289
You mean the world and all to me;
wand melody. ©1c. Apr. 3, 1933;
E unp. 69620; Christine Hofman.
9290
You musn’t mind the rain; song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 1, 1933; E unp. 69539;
Wilda Lucille Mahoney. 9291
You owe your dear mother that too;
song, m Charles L. Johnson. © 1c.
Apr. 22, 1933; E unp. 70411; Lloyd
A. Calkins. 9292
You’re a bad bunny; song. © 1 e.
Apr. 18, 1933; E unp. 70212; Howard
Grode. 9293
You’re a little bit of heaven that an
angel sent to me; w and melody.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1983; E unp, (197;
William James Skeat. 9294
You’re going away; w and m Bob Wil-
liams: pf. treble. © 1c. Apr. 24,
1933: E unp. 70422; Robert Tatman
Williams. 9295
382
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1933
You’re going to be crazy for me; w
A. F. Moore, m V. Moore. © 1 «.
Apr. 21, 1983; EH unp. 70358; Albert
F. Moore and Vashti Moore. 9296.
You're in my dreams; from Step live-
ly, w R. 8. Hewlett, m E. EH. Stowell.
© Mar. 28, 19338; E pub. 35713;
Roger S. Hewlett and Edward E.
Stowell. 9297
You’re just a dream to me; w and
melody. ©..1c., Apr.,.5, 1933; H
unp. 69686; Jack Cicero. 9298
You're mine; w Leon Lee; pf. treble.
© 1c. Apr. 19, 19383; E unp. 70283;
Bela Loblov. . 9299
You’re more than my sweetheart and
pal: song, m Jack Mahoney. ©
Mar. 18, 1933; E pub. 35967; J. W.
Chillson. 9300
You’re my lease on life, sweetheart;
w and m Jack Laverty; with ukulele
arr. ©) te; “Aprs’4,) 1933 BH “unp-
69654 ; John Joseph Laverty. 9301
You’re my only sweetheart; song. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 12, 1933; E unp. 70267;
Lydia HE. Chevalier. 9302
You're playing a tune on the strings
of my heart; w and m Pat Ballard
and Chas. Henderson; pf. © Feb.
24, 1933; E pub. 34987; Francis
Drake Ballard and Chas. Hender-
son. 9303
You’re sorry we’re meeting; fox-trot
song, m Jack Mahoney. © Mar. 18,
1933; E pub. 35968; J. W. Chillson.
9304
You're sure a puzzle to me; w R. O.
Wilson, melody A. E. Knoll. ©1ce.
Apr. 3, 1988; E unp. 69605; Ralph
O. Wilson and Albert E. Knoll.
9305
You're the one I love; w and melody
H. S. Towell. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1933;
E unp. 70260; Hicks and Hueidas S.
Towell. 9306
You're the sweetest girl I know; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 12, 1933;
E unp. 69964; Jack Noonan. 9307
You stole into my heart; song, m
Christian A. Grimm. © 1 ¢. Apr.
24, 1933 ; H unp. 70401; Agnes Moles-
head. 9308
You threw an anchor to me; w and m
F. C. Bernhardt and Dorothy Bates.
© 1c. Apr. 14, 19383; E unp. 70026;
Fred Charles Bernhardt. 9309
9323
You’ve got that certain something; fox
trot song. © 1. Apr. 5, 1933; B
unp. 69877; Jean Norman. 9310
You were made for everyone to love;
song, m L. J. McQuaid. © 1c. Apr.
22, 1988; E unp. 70372; Leo Joseph
McQuaid and Vance Elwood Pease.
9311
You, wonderful you; song, m R. Munn
and Clyde Cooper. © 1 «. Mar. 18,
1933; E unp. 70652; Ray Munn.
9312
w and melody. ©) ie. Apr. 22
1933; E unp. 70389; William Gordon
Beecher, jr. 9313
Your [sic] bound to look like a mon-
key when you grow old; w F. Alta-
more, melody F. Yeazel. ©1c. Apr
14, 1983; E unp. 70029; Fred Yeazel,
Frank Altamore and Joseph Frank,
9314
Your eyes, your arms, your kisseg
were never meant for me; pf. treble
Wuthsvwe = ©) 1 ic. Apr eis. 1933
unp. 70244; John Leslie Bizzell.
9315
Your girl in the moon; waltz song, m
Stan Tucker. © Apr. 3, 1933; E
pub. 36032; Leslie H. Lott. 9316
Your happiness; w and m Jack North,
© 1c. Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 70080;
John G. North. 9317
Your kisses; w Ruth Prosser, m Arch
La Rue; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
12, 1933; E pub. 35769; Prosser mu-
sic pub. co. 9318
Your little sister my little brother;
w Harry Edelheit, melody Larry
Stock. © 1c. Apr. 5, 193838; EB unp.
69716; Edward B. Marks music corp.
9319
Your [sic] mine; song. © 1c. Apr.
8, 1933; E unp. 69844; Howard R.
Grode. 9320
Your name; song, w Jean Rogers;
mezzo. ©1e. Apr. 25, 19383; E unp.
70584; Edward C. Potter. 9321
Your yesterdays; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 15, 1988; E unp. 70106; Kelly
Potch. 9322
Yo-yo; jazz intermezzo, Hans Wal-
ther, arr. Sascha Chwat; orch. stim-
men mit pf.-direktion. © Feb. 10,
1933; E for. 29250; Wilhelm Zim-
mermann, 9323
383
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9324
Z mladyeh let; instruktivni skladbicky,
pri Alois Sarauer; klavir. © Noy.
17, 1932; E for. 29101; Hudebni ma-
tice umélecké besedy. 9324
Zee droom; song; with 1st violin and
2d violin obbl. ©1c. Apr. 4, 1933;
EK unp. 70088; Claudia Gertrude
Johnston. 9325
Zivot je jen nadhoda; piseh ze zvuko-
vého filmu Penize nebo Zivot, slova:
Voskovec i Werich, hudba: Jaroslav
Jezek. © Nov. 13, 193) Ror:
29100; Hudebni matice umélecké
besedy. 9326
Zug (Der) des todes; ballade, ged.
Heinr. Seidel, m Karl Hoyer, op. 12;
4 stimmigen gemischten chor u. og
merorch. Partitur und stimmen.
Feb. 15, 1933; EE for. 29259; ae
Portius. 93270
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Zweifel (Der); romanza, Michael
Glinka, paraphrase Leopold Wenin-
ger; orch. stimmen. © Feb. 23,
1933; E for. 29251; Wilhelm Zim-
mermann. 9828
3 and 2 per cent beer; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1933; E unp. 70130;
W. Seavey Hudson. 9329
5 minute chromatic harmonica course;
new Sself-teaching method, Margaret
Synnberg. © Jan. 138, 1933; AA
113141; M. M. Cole pub. co. 9330
14th st. blues; for orch., w and arr. of
m G. McLucy : [conductor prs +O
1c. Apr. 3, 1933; E unp. 69593; Guy
M. Messina. 9331
100 days ’till June; w Ted Marshall,
coe Philip Egner. © 1 c. Apr.
, 1983; E unp. 69857 ; i
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Number of entries in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1933, Class BH,
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LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT
HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT
OF MARCH 4, 1909.
Abendfeier; op, 113, no. 2; violine u.
pf. © Arthur Seybold, as author.
R 24584. 1
Abgeguckt; v. Max Reger, op. 76, no.
24. © Else Reger, as widow. R
24309. 2
Accurst be love; from song cycle
Camella. © Graham Peel, as
author of m. R 24403. 3
Adorable (L’) Symphonie; chanson,
poésie Philippe d’Ohsson; en la
bémol. © Charles Cuvillier, as au-
thor of m. R 24427. 4
After they gather the hay; w J. J.
Walker, m S, R. Henry. © James
J. Walker and Henry R. Stern, as
authors. R 24760. 5)
Agnes; w Ibsen, m op. 43, no. 5;
alt o. mezzosop u. ten. © Robert
Kahn, as author of m. R 24582.
6
Alexandria; song, w John B. Lowitz.
© Alfred Solman, as author of m.
R 24685. iG
All aboard for Broadway; song. ©
George M. Cohan, as author. R
24661. 8
An der Weser; v. Gustav Pressel,
ubertragen August Reinhard; har-
monium u. klavier. © Marie Rein-
hard, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 24577. 9
Anfangs-studien; v. Carl Bohm, viol-
ine. hft. 2. © Jenny Bohm, as
widow. R 24564. 10
Angels’ (The) chorus; song. © Ira
B. Wilson, as author. R 24856, 11
Angels from the realms of glory;
Christmas anthem, m L. O. Emerson.
© Mabel H. Emerson, as child of
the deceased author. R 24842. 12
Angel’s serenade; by G. Braga, arr.
W. F. Ambrosio; violin and pf. ©
Gustav Saenger, as author of arr.
R 24514. 13
[9332
Angels (The) song; Christmas an-
them, w Ida Scott Taylor. © Ira
Bishop Wilson, as author of m. R
24718. 14
Anxious; w and m Kendis and Paley.
© Herman Paley, as one of the
authors. R 24818. 15
Apple blossom time; w Elaine Good-
ale; mixed voices. © Harry Hale
Pipe, as author of m. R 24603. 16
April; w Chrystabel, m Ellen Cowdell.
© Ellen Cowdell Stewart, as author
of m. R 24355. ali
As the buds look up; song, from Moods
and tenses, composed Frances Allit-
sen. © Francis B. Rowley, as exec-
utor. R 24446. 18
Ashoo at her lattice; w Frederick John
Fraser, m Amy Woodforde-Finden.
© Dudley Northall Laurie, as
executor of the author of m. R
24395. 19
Aurora; march two step. © Harry
J. Lincoln, as author. R 24487. 20
Aus, Erwin u. Elmire; w Goethe, m
op. 43, no. 3; sop. u. ten. © Robert
Kahn, as author of m. R 24580. 21
Awake; w Margaret EH. Lacey, m
Eduardo Marzo, op. 98, no. 2; men’s
voices. © Clara L. Marzo, as
widow. R 24471. 22
Baby (The) parade; orch. © Arthur
Pryor, as author. R 24598. 23
Bachelors and benedicts; song; male
voices. © Arthur A. Penn, as
author. R 24535. 24
Be loyal; song, w Alice Jean Cleator.
© Adam Geibel, as author of m. R
24606. 25
Beati quorum via; motet, composed
Charles Villiers Stanford, [op. 47,
© Jennie Anna
R 24867. 26
Beautiful Christmas gifts; Christmas
exercise, w Ida Scott Taylor. ©
Ira B. Wilson, as author of m. R
24722. 27
no. 3]; unace cho:
Stanford, as widow.
385
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28
Bee (The); w and m Liza Lehmann.
© Herbert Bedford, as widower. R
24418. 28
Before the King; op. 7, no. 1; high
voice. © Mabel W. Daniels, as
author. R 24560. 29
Bei muttern zu haus; medley waltz;
orch. © Paul Lincke, as author.
R 24555. 30
Bell (The); w and m Teresa Del
Riego; organ and violin ace. ad
lib.; in EK flat. © Teresa Leadbitter,
as author. R 24748. aH
Belle (The) of bald-head row; song,
from The land of Nod, w Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams. ©
Joseph EK. Howard, as author of m.
R 24649, 32
Blow, blow thou winter wind; from
Three Shakespeare songs. © Roger
Quilter, as author of m. R 24874.
33
Blue (The) moon; musical play, bk.
Harold Ellis, rev. A. M. Thompson,
lyrics Percy Greenbank and Paul
A. Rubens, m Howard Talbot and
P. A. Rubens; voc. sc. © Dorothy
Maud Talbot, as widow of H. Tal-
bot, and Herbert Rubens and A. N.
Tayler, as executors of P. A. Ru-
bens. R 24747. 34
Bois (Le) de myrthes; fitite, avec ace.
de pf. © Albert Doyen, as author.
R 24754. 39
Bonfires; song, w W. L. Bultitaft. ©
Hamilton Harty, as author of m. R
24387. 36
Bowl (A) of roses; song; in D. ©
Robert Coningsby Clarke, as author
of m. R 24746. 37
Boy Blue and Bo-Peep; w and m
Julian Jordan. © Susan M. Bridge-
man and Allis Jordan Smith, as chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
24646. 38
Brahms (Johannes) Allegro non trop-
po; aus der D dur symphonie, op.
73, wbertragen August Reinhard;
harmonium u. klavier. © Marie
Reinhard, as child of the deceased
author. R 24574.
Feldeinsamkeit; lied, op. 86, no.
2, tibertragen August Reinhard;
harmonium u. klavier. © Marie
Reinhard, as child of the deceased
author. R 24575. . 40
pt; Re Nes wee
Wiegenlied; op. 49, no. 4, tiber-
tragen August Reinhard; harmoni-
um u. klavier. © Marie Reinhard,
as child of the deceased author. R
24576. 41
Bring your loving gifts; w Ida Scott
Taylor; solo and cho. © Ira Bishop
Wilson, as author of m. R 24716.
42
Brise; valse, poésie de Morgame, m
Rodolphe Berger. © Honorine Iso-
py, as executor of the author of m.
R 24778. 43
Bruder Lustig; oper vy. Siegfried Wag-
ner; orch. Partitur. © Winifred
Wagner, as widow. R 24621. 44
C’était un soir; chanson, poesie Mar-
cel Yver; en re bémol. © Charles
Cuvillier, as author of m. R 24481.
45
Calme de la mer; fitite, avec ace. de
pf. © Albert Doyen, as author. R
24756. 46
Camella fair tripped o’er the plain;
from song cycle Camella. © Gra-
ham Peel, as author of m. R 24408.
47
Cavatina and scherzino;. by Charles
Villiers Stanford, op. 93, no. 1; vio-
lin with pf. acc. © Jennie Anna
Stanford, as widow. R 24348. 48
Centurion (The); march and two-
step, W. A. Corey, arr. Herman
Friedrich; orch. © Richard BH. Hil-
dreth, as author of arr. R 24816. 3
4
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stephanie)
Amour invisible; chanson, poésie
Charles de Bussy; en re bémol maj.
© Cécile Louise Stephanie Chami-
nade, veuve Carbonell, as author. R
24356. 50
— Duo symphonique; op. 117; 2 pfs.,
4 4 mains. © Cécile Louise Steph-
anie Chaminade, veuve Carbonel, as
author. R 24485. 51
La lune paresseuse; chanson,
poésie Charles de Bussy; en fa maj.
© Cecile Louise Stephanie Cham-
inade, veuve Carbonel, as author of
m. R 24357. 52
La reine de mon coeur; chanson,
poésie Charles de Bussy. © Cécile
Louise Stephanie Chaminade, veuve
Carbonel, as author of m. R 24458.
pf. © Leo Edwards, as
R 24670. 54
Cherokee ;
author.
386
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no. 4, 1933
89
Cherry; intermezzo gentile, L. Albert. | Coq (Le) du clocher; chanson, poésie
© Charles N. Daniels, as author. R
24741. 5d
Chiffonnette ; entr’acte, Frank P. Ath-
erton; orch. © Agnes Atherton
Hilers, as widow. R 24820. 56
Children’s day treasury, no. 15; ed.
© Karl K. Lorenz, as author of edit-
ing. R 24625. 57
Christ is King; song, w Chas. Reign
Scoville. © De Loss Smith, as au-
thor of m. R 24334. 58
Christmas all the time; Christmas
song. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as au-
thor. R 24735. 59
Christmas (The) country; Christmas
exercise, w H. EH. Hewitt. © Ed-
mund 8. Lorenz, as author of m. R
24729. 60
dialogue song © Edmund S.
Lorenz, as author. R 247388. 61
Christmas stockings; w Alice E. Allen,
m Lizzie H. Orth, op. 27, no. 9.
Louise Orth Bosworth, as executrix
of the author of m. R 24458. 62
Christmas treasury no. 16; recitations,
readings, etc., ed. © Karl K. Lo-
renz, as author of editing. R 24740.
63
Coelos ascendit hodie; motet, com-
posed Charles Villiers Stanford, op.
47, no. 2; unacc cho. © Jennie
Anna Stanford, as widow. R 24368.
64
Colleen’s wedding song; ancient Irish
air, Ww P. W. Joyce, m arr. in BE.
Hamilton Harty, as author of arr.
R 24877. 65
Come and trip it; 2-pt. song. © Mary
Carmichael, as author. R 24433. 66
Come away death; from Three Shake-
speare songs. © Roger Quilter, as
author of m. R 243738. 67
Come away to dreamin’ town; song.
© Charles Wakefield Cadman, as
author. R 24488. 68
Come to the woods; song; bar. © Hd-
ward German, as author of m. R
24352. 69
Conqueror (The); selection. © Ed-
ward German, as author. R 24750.
70
Constant Christmas; Christmas an-
them. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as au-
thor of m. R 24849. 71
L. Fortolis; en mi maj. © Charles
Cuvillier, as author of m. R 24428,
72
Corner (A) in your heart; w Clifton
Bingham, m H. Trotére; in G. ©
Jeanie Trotére, as widow. R 24378.
73
Could I catch the wayward breeze;
song, op. 7, no. 2; high voice. ©
Mabel W. Daniels, as author. R
24561. 74
Courts (The) of heaven; w Godfrey
Thring, m T. B. Starr. 1. In A.—2.
In C. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger,
as widow of the author of m. R
24767, 24768. 75, 76
Cradle song; by M. Hauser, arr. W. F.
Ambrosio; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, as author of m. R 245138.
77
Cross your heart; song, from The um-
pire, w Will M. Hough and Frank
R. Adams. © Joseph E. Howard,
as author of m. R. 24657. 78
Daddy’s little baby boy; w Franz
Christan, m William H. Neidlinger;
in E flat. © Orra B. Neidlinger, as
widow. R 22727. 79
Dainty Davie; poem Robert Burns, m
Charles Villiers Stanford. © Jennie
Anna Stanford, as widow of the de-
ceased author of m. R 24364. 80
Dance of the Nile maidens; by Frank
Hoyt Losey. 1. Orch.—2. Band, op.
199.—3. Pf., op. 199. © Addah M.
Losey, aS widow. R 24594, 24596,
24598. 81-83
Dans votre berceau; chanson, poésie
M. de Marsan. © Aime Lachaume,
as author of m. R 24448. 84
Danse antique; flfite, avec acc. de pf.
© Albert Doyen, as author. R
24755. 85
Danse caprice; by Joan Trevalsa; pf.
© Joan Gurley, as author. R 24440.
86
Dear heart; song, from The land of
Nod, w Will M. Hough and Frank R.
Adams. © Joseph E. Howard, as
author of m. R 24652. 87
Des kindes gebet; v. Max Reger, op.
76, no. 22. © Else Reger, as widow.
R 24807. 88
Dewdrop (The) ; w Rudolph B. Birn-
baum, m Liza Lehmann. © Herbert
Bedford, aS widower of the author
of m. R 24881. 89
387
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SO
Dis ain’t no time for an argument;
w J. W. Johnson, m Rosamond John-
son. © James W. Johnson and J.
Rosamond Johnson, as authors. R
24681. 90
Dolly’s rock-a-by; primary song, w
Ida Scott Taylor. © Ira Bishop
Wilson, as author of m. R 24715.
91
Doubts; song, from Moods and tenses,
composed Frances Allitsen. ©
Francis B. Rowley, as executor of
the author. R 244387. 92
Dream-man (The); w and m W. H.
Neidlinger. 1. In F.—2. In A flat.
© Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as
widow. R 22870, 22871. 93, 94
Drums of the fore and aft; song, from
The umpire, w Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams. © Joseph HE.
Howard, as author of m. R 24654.
95
Easter carol; m Mrs. Crosby Adams.
© Juliette A. Adams, as author of
m. R 24490. 96
Echoes from the South; barn dance;
guit. duet. © Albert J. Weidt, as
Auchor. kh ZASiT: 97
Edelknabe (Der) und die miillerin; w
Goethe, m op. 43, no. 1; sop. u. ten.
© Robert Kahn, as author of m.
R 24578. 98
Elements (The) of pianoforte tech-
nique; arr. upon a rhythmic basis.
© Ralph Bellairs, as author. R
24380. 99
Encore un _ soir; chanson, poesie
Charles de Bussy; en mi bémol. ©
Aime Lachaume, as author of m.
R 24401. 100
Envoi (L’); by Charles Villiers Stan-
ford, op. 938, no. 5; violin with pf.
ace. © Jennie Anna Stanford, as
widow. R 24847. 101
Episoden; fiinf stimmungsbilder, op.
72: pf., violine u. violoncell. ©
Eduard Schiitt, as author. R 24568.
102
Ere your beauty; op. 14, no. 3.. ©
Joseph Holbrooke, as author. R
24384. 103
Es bliiht ein bltimlein rosenrot; vy.
Max Reger, op. 76, no. 20. © Else
Reger, aS widow. R 24305. 104
Et alors; pf. © Aime Lachaume, as
author. R 24859. 105
Dt. 111, DeSe Wess
Fackelzug; op. 113, no. 4; violine u. pf.
© Arthur Seybold, as author. R
24586. 106
Falling dew; male voices. © C. Aus-
tin Miles, as author. R 24605. 107
Fensterlein (Das); in italienis chem
volkston, componirt Waldemar yon
Baussnern. © Elsbeth, edle von
Baussnern, as widow. R 24566. 108
Ferrata (Giuseppe) Nocturne; op. 9,
no. 2; organ. © Alma Ferrata and
Mario Ferrata, as children of the
deceased author. R 24659. 109
Fill the earth with joy; Christmas
song, w James Rowe. © Edmund §S.
Lorenz, aS author of m. R 24787.
110
First shall the heavens want starry
light; from song cycle Camella. ©
Graham Peel, as author of m. R
24405. 111
Flower song; by Gustav Lange, arr.
W. F. Ambrosio; violin and pf. ©
Gustav Saenger, as author of arr.
R 24510. 112
Flying arrow; intermezzo indienne,
march and two step; pf.; in C.
Abe Holzmann, as author. R 24494.
a3
Free (A) lance; op. 14, no. 5. © Jo-
seph Holbrooke, as author. R 24882.
114
Friede;: v. Max Reger, op. 76, nr. 25.
© Else Reger, as widow. R 24310.
115
Friend; song, w Algernon Sassin. ©
Clara Novello Davies, as author of
m. R 24451. 116
Friendship; from Moonshine, w Geo.
V. Hobart, m Silvio Hein. © Ann
M. Hein, as widow. R 24556. 117
Froh und frei; op. 113, no. 1; violine
u. pf. © Arthur Seybold, as au-
thor. R 24583. 118
Frtihlingsbilder: Ludwig Machts, op.
33; clarinette u. pf. Helene
Machts, as widow. R 24569. 119
Funny fellow; march humoresque;
orch. © Charles Frank, as author.
R 24814. 120
Garden (A) of roses; song, w Mar-
garet Cornforth. © Vincent Thom-
as, aS author of m. R 24418. 121
Girl (The) you dream about; song,
from The land of Nod, w Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams. © Jo-
seph E. Howard, as author of m.
R 24650. 122
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no. 4, 1933
Giving for Jesus; song, w Ida Scott
Taylor. © Ira B. Wilson, as au-
thor of m. R 24782. 123
Glorious Devon; bar. © Edward Ger-
man, as author of m. R 248538. 124
Glory in the highest; Christmas re-
sponse. © Edmund §. Lorenz, as
author of m. R 24840. 125
© Edmund
R 24850.
126
Ber-
ceuse; from Jocelyn, arr. W. F. Am-
Glory to God; response.
S. Lorenz, as author of m.
brosio; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, aS author of arr. R 24509.
127
Good-bye; song, w E. E. Hewitt. ©
Grant C. Tullar, as author of m.
R 24826. 128
Goodnight, pretty stars; w William
Theodore Peters, m Noel Johnson;
vocal duet. © Rosina Noel Johnson,
as widow. R 24752. 129
Guards to the front; march, H. Tro-
tére; pf. © Jeanie Trotére, as wid-
ow. R 24876. 130
Hans und Grete; v. Max Reger, op.
76, no. 19. © Else Reger, as widow.
R 24304. 131
Hark! the beils; w E. E. Hewitt; duet
and cho. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as
author of m. R 24727. 132
Haste, O shepherds; song, w A. J. C.
© Ira B. Wilson, as author of m.
R 24855. 133
Have you seen my Henry Brown;
song, w Dave J. Clark. © Albert
Von Tilzer, as author of m. R
24481. 134
He hath triumphed; Christmas an-
them, w John M. Neale, m J. S.
Fearis. © Walter E., Otto L. and
Merle D. Fearis, Jessie Fearis
Blackman and Rebecca Fearis Mills,
as next of kin of the author of m.
who is not living. R 24857. 135
He is risen, He is risen; Easter hymn-
anthem, w Mrs. C. F. Alexander, m
Eduardo Marzo, op. 97; mixed
voices, organ ace. © Clara L.
Marzo, aS widow. R 24472. 136
He was a wonderful man; song. ©
George M. Cohan, as author. R
24660. 137
Hérétiques (Les); opera, poéme A.
Ferdinand Herold; partition pf. et
chant. © Charles Levade, as author
of m. R 24370. 138
Hope; song in D flat, Nathaniel D.
Mann, [Hnglish and German text]
© Beatrice Mann, as widow. R
24628. 139
Hosanna, He cometh; Christmas song,
w Ida Scott Taylor. © Ira Bishop
Wilson, as author of m. R 24720.
140
Hurdy (The) gurdy man; w Will D.
Cobb, m L. Edwards. © Leo Ea-
wards, as author of m, and Kath-
erine A. Cobb, as next of kin of the
author of w, who is not living.
24763. 145
Hushed be the camps today; w Walt
Whitman, m Harvey Worthington
Loomis. © Alfred Loomis, as exec-
utor of the author. R 24826. 142
Hymns of the kingdom; m A. Geibel,
ed. A. Geibel, Wm. Stone, R. Frank
Lehman and F. Wesley Hughes.
Aqam Geibel, as author. R 24611.
148
not ask a kiss; from song
© Graham Peel, as
R 24407. 144
I dare
cycle Camella.
author of m.
I have walked with God to-day; w
James Montgomery, m William H.
Neidlinger; in A flat. © Orra B.
Neidlinger, as widow. R 22725. 145
I'll be there with bells on; song. ©
George M. Cohan, as author. R
24662. 146
T’ll do anything in the world for you;
w Will D. Cobb, m L. Edwards. ©
Leo Edwards, as author of m, and
Katherine A. Cobb, as next of kin
of the author of w, who is not liv-
ing. R 24761. 147
I think; w Walter E. Grogan, m Guy
d’Hardelot; in C. © Helen Rhodes,
as author of m. R 24749. 148
I’ve got to dance till the band gits
through; song. © George A. Spink,
as author. R 24586. 149
I’ve never been over there; song. ©
George M. Cohan, as author. R
24665. 150
I want a girl like you; song from The
umpire, w Will M. Hough and Frank
R. Adams. © Joseph E. Howard,
as author of m. R 24656. 151
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152
I will give thanks; Thanksgiving
anthem, m E. L. Ashford. © Henry
S. Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 24854. 152
I wish I were a tiny bird; song, w
Charles Kingsley; in F. © Her-
mann Lohr, as author of m. R
24744. 153
If fathers knew; from song cycle Ca-
mella. © Graham Peel, as author
of m. 1 R 24402. 154
If I had wealth; song, w Walter HE.
Grogan; in G. © Landon Ronald,
as author of m. R 24346. 155
If the man in the moon were a coon;
song. © Fred Fischer, as author.
R 24468. 156
If Washington should come to life;
song. © George M. Cohan, as
author. R 24668. 157
If you could understand; w B. Costel-
lo, m J. W. Casey. © Bartley Cos-
tello and James W. Casey, as
authors. R 24781. 158
In a gondola; by Charles Villiers
Stanford, op. 98, no. 3; violin with
pf. acc. © Jennie Anna Stanford,
as widow. R 24850. 159
In dreams I saw; w EH. EH. Hewitt;
solo and cho. © Edmund 8. Lorenz,
as author ofm. R 24733. 160
In einem rosengirtelein; v. Max
Reger, op. 76, no. 18. © Else Reger,
as widow. R 24803. 161
In excelsis; Christmas response. ©
Edmund §8. Lorenz, as author of m.
R 24848. 162
In January; w Alice HE. Allen, m Liz-
zie, Ha Orth,| Op. 420) n0.1/10, ©
Louise Orth Bosworth, as executrix
of the author of m. R 24459. 163
In springtime; w Shakespeare, m
Ernest Newton; sop. and contralto.
© Lucy Nora Newton, as widow.
R 243879. 164
In sunshine and shadow; 6 songs; low
voice. © Landon Ronald, as au-
thor. R 24700. 165
In the fire light; w Margaret E. Lacey,
m Eduardo Marzo, op. 98, no. 3;
women’s voices. © Clara L.Marzo,
as widow. R 24469. 166
In the Sudan; dervish cho., G. Sebek,
op. 45, arr. for orch. © Alfred
Roth, as author of arr. R 24597.
167
pt. 111, Nn. s., v. 28
In Wax-land; doll dance; orch. ©
Dox Cruger, as author. R 24645.
168
In youth is pleasure; from song cycle
Camella. © Graham Peel, as au-
thor of m. R 24409. 169
It came upon the midnight clear;
Christmas anthem. © Ira B. Wil-
son, aS author of m. R 248438. 170
It is a good thing; anthem, m L. O.
Emerson. © Mabel H. Emerson, as
child of the deceased author. R
24841. 171
It is a good thing to give thanks;
Thanksgiving anthem, m J. S.
Fearis. © Walter E., Otto L. and
Merle D. Fearis, Jessie F. Blackman
and Rebecca Fearis Mills, as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 24858. Ni
It’s easy, dead easy; w Heelan and
Moran, m Seymour Furth. © Hazel
Furth, as widow. R 24779. 173
Jack and Jill; song, old w rendered
anew, Armel O’Connor. © Ade-
laide Schénberg, as author of m. R
24423. 174
Jesus is the King: song, w Ida Scott
Taylor. © Ira B. Wilson, as author
of m. R 24781. 175
Jesus lives; Easter song, w C. F. Gel-
lert, Frances C. Cox, tr., m Eduardo
Marzo, op. 99; with violin obbl.; in
E flat. © Clara L. Marzo, as widow.
R 24474. 176
Jesus, meek and gentle; sacred song,
w G.. R.. Prynne, mi Bene
[pseud.] no. 2. In G.—no. 3. n B
flat. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as
widow of the author of m. R 24770,
24771. tT, Vie
w G. R. Prynne, m T. B. Starr;
in E flat. © Orra Barnum Neid-
linger, as widow of the author of m.
R 24769. 179
Jesus name of wondrous love;. by T.
B. Starr [pseud.]; mixed voices. ©
Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as widow.
R 24778. 180
Jesus reigns; song, w Chas. Reign Sco-
ville. © De Loss Smith, as author
Of m.. Ri24355. 181
Jesus the crucified; song, w Mabel J.
Rosemon. © Grant Colfax Tullar,
as author of m. R 24592. 182
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no. 4, 1933
Jhelum boat song; duet, w Frederick
John Fraser, m Amy Woodforde-
Finden. © Dudley Northall Laurie,
as executor of the author of m. R
243891. 183
Jolly Elks patrol; pf. © Hugo Frey,
as author. R 24466. 184
Juana; valse espanola; guit. duet. ©
Albert J. Weidt, as author. R 24818.
185
Jugendalbum; 15 leichte u. melodidse
unterhaltungsstticke, beide hande im
violinschliissel; pf. hft. 1-3. © Ar-
nold Sartorio, as author. R 24570-
24572. 186-188
June rapture; w and m Liza Lehmann.
© Herbert Bedford, as widower. R
24414, 189
Junetide voices; original Sunday
school service for Children’s day, A.
Geibel, R. Frank Lehman and others.
© Adam Geibel, as author. R 24608.
190
Junggesell (Der) und der mihlbach ;
w Goethe, m op. 48, no. 2; alt u. ten.
© Robert Kahn, as author of m. R
24579. 191
Juno; intermezzo, Theodore Morse; pf.
© Theodora Morse, as widow. R
24696. 192
Just kiss me and say good-bye; march
song, m Sherman Coates. © L.
Wolfe Gilbert, as author of w. R
24683. 193
Justorum animae; motet, Charles Vil-
liers Stanford, op. 47, no. 1; unace.
cho. © Jennie Anna Stanford, as
widow. R 24866. 194
Keep on the sunny side; w Jack Dris-
lane, m Theodore Morse. © Theo-
dora Morse, aS widow. R 24492.
195
Kindeslicheln; v. Max Reger, op. 76,
no. 27. © Else Reger, as widow.
R 24312. 196
King Rose overture; band. © George
D. Barnard, as author. R 24595.
LOT
Kingfisher blue; duet, w Frederick
John Fraser, m Amy Woodforde-
Finden. © Dudley Northall Laurie,
as executor of the author of m. R
24393. 198
Kiss of spring; waltz; pf. © Walter
Rolfe, as author. R 24822. 199
by Walter Rolfe, arr. for 1st
mand. © Walter Jacobs, as author
of arr... R 24821. 200
214
arr. Herman Friedrich;
orch. © Richard E. Hildreth, as
author of arr. R 24820. 201
Kuiawiak; by H. Wieniawski, arr. W.
F. Ambrosio; violin and pf. © Gus-
tav Saenger, as author of arr. R
24511. 202
Lachaume (Aime) Deux chansons
dexil; poésies Charles Bernard. ©
Aime Lachaume, as author of m. R
24702. 203
Légers papillons; par Paul Wachs; pf.
© Blanche Wachs, as widow. R
24398. 204
Leschetizky (Theodor) Mazurka; op.
24... no. 2): edse John Orth pr @)
Louise Orth Bosworth, as executrix
of the author of editing. R 24532.
205
Let him who is without sin cast the
first stone; song, w Jos. Mittenthal.
© Winthrop Brookhouse, as author
of m. R 24679. 206
Let’s take a trolley ride; song, from
The umpire, w Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams. © Joseph E.
Howard, as author of m. R 24658.
207
Liberty ; op. 14, no. 1. © Joseph Hol-
brooke, aS author. R 24386. 208
Liebestrauer; m op. 41, nr. 3;. vier-
stimmigen mi&nnerchor. © Georg
Schumann, as author of m. R 24830.
209
Light and free; concert valse, w
Hverett J. Evans, m C. A. Hgener.
© Geraldine Egener Kessler, as
child of the deceased author. R
245388. 210
Little Bo-Pep; song, old w rendered
anew Armel O’Connor. © Ade-
laide Schonberg, as author of m.
R 24425. 211
little Jack ..Hermer:,.Sonzg.» Old. aw
rendered anew Armel O’Connor. ©
Adelaide Schonberg, as author of m.
R 24424. 212
Little love; song, w Bernard Malcolm
Ramsay. © Samuel Liddle, as au-
thor of mio Wt 24500, 213
Little (The) Puritan; gavotte, Theo.
F. Morse, arr. for orch. © Theo.
Moses Tobani, as author of arr. R
24504. 214
Lonely waiting for you; w Daisy Hig-
gins, m Gaylord Barrett. © Eliza-
beth Fuller Goodspeed and Dorothy
ool
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
215
Lonely waiting for you—Continued.
Fulier Vawter, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
24783. 215
Longing for home; overture, Ascher-
Mahl; orch. © Morton, Adolph and
Paula Ascher, as children of the de-
ceased author. R 24505. 216
Lord (The) is my light; mixed voices.
© C. Austin Miles, as author. R
24604. 217
Lost happiness; nocturno, Rich. Hilen-
berg, op. 33, arr. for orch. © AI-
fred Roth, as author of arr. ~R
24827. 218
Love me today, tomorrow may never
come; w C. Roma, m Ernest R. Ball.
© Caro Roma, as author of w and
Maude Lambert, as widow of the
author of m. R 24587. 219
Love (The) of a heart that’s true;
w Tom Heffernan, m Amy Wood-
forde-Finden. (© Dudley Northall
Laurie, as executor of the author of
m. R 24369. 220
Love, when I sleep; op. 7, no. 3; high
voice. © Mabel Daniels, as author.
R 24562. 221
Love’s mandate; song, from Moods and
tenses, Frances Allitsen. © Francis
B. Rowley, as executor of the au-
thor. R 24443. papa.
Love’s victory; song, from Moods and
tenses, Frances Allitsen. © Francis
B. Rowley, as executor of the au-
thor. R 24444. Doe
Madrigal timide; chanson, poesie M.
de Marsan. © Aime Lachaume, as
author of m. R 24449. 224
Mandy; song. © Abe Holzmann, as
author. R 24495. me
March on; w Herbert Holcombe, m
Rosamond Johnson. © J. Rosamond
Johnson, as author of m. R 24642.
226
March on the Bethelehem way; march
song, w E. E. Hewitt. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, as author of m. R 24728.
2ab
Marche elégante; par Paul Wachs;; pf.
© Blanche Wachs, as widow. R
24399. 228
Margherita; in italienischem yolkston
componirt, Waldemar von Bauss-
nern. © Elsbeth, edle von Bauss-
nern, as widow. R 24565. 229
pt. 111, nN. s., Vv. 28
Mary, our hope; song. © Marcella
Reilly, as author. R 24489. 230
Mascagui (Pietro) Cavalleria rusti- |
cana; intermezzo, arr. W. F. Am-
brosio; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, as author of arr. R 24512.
231
Mercy (The) seat; choir response. ©
Edmund §. Lorenz, as author of m.
R 24839. 2o2
Merry Christmas has come; Christmas
song. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as au-
thor. R 24724. Zo3
Messengers of joy; Christmas song, w
Ida Scott Taylor. © Ira Bishop
Wilson, as author of m. R 24719.
234
Minnelied; v. Max Reger, op. 76, no.
21. © Else Reger, as widow. R
24306. 235
Miss Dolly Dollars; waltzes, Victor
Herbert, arr. Karl L. Hoschna; pf.
© Hettie Hoschna, as widow. R
24534. 236
Mr. Popple of Ippleton ; comedy, w and
m Paul A. Rubens. Voc. sec. ©
Herbert Rubens and A. N. Tayler. as
executors of the author. R 24742.
257
valse lente, R odolphe
© Honorine Isopy, as
Mon secret;
Berger; pf.
executor of the author. R 24777.
238
Montevidéo; marche, Trespaillé-B. ;
pf. © Francois Trespailhé-Barrau,
as author. R 24759. 239
Moon (The) has his eyes on you;
song, w Billy Johnson. © Albert
Von Tilzer, as author” Gf me
24483. 240
Mutter (Die) spricht; v. Max Reger,
op. 76, no. 28. © Else Reger, as
widow. R 243138. 241
My bonny lass; from song cycle Ca-
mella. © Graham Peel, as author
of m. R 24404. 242
My lady; bar. © Edward German,
as author of m. R 24354. 243
My lady’s fan; air de ballet, Rosa-
mond Johnson; pf. © J. Rosamond
Johnson, as author. R 24684. 244
My mamma; children’s song, Frank L.
Bristow. © Linnie S. Bristow. as
widow. R 24774. 245
392
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My papa; children’s song, Frank L.
Bristow. © Linnie §S. Bristow, as
widow. R 24775. 246
My prayer is unto Thee; response
© Ira B. Wilson, as author of m.
R 24844. 247
Naherin (Die) ; in italienischem volks-
ton componirt Waldemar von Baus-
snern. © Elsbeth, edle von Baus-
Ssnern, as widow. R 24567. 248
Nardini (Pietro) Sonate; arr. and
ed. with marks of expression;
violine und klavier; D dur. © AIl-
fred Moffat, as author of arr. and
editing. R 24833. 249
Nat-U-Ritch ; Indian idyll, intermezzo,
from The squaw man; pf. © Theo.
Bendix, as author. R 24554. 250
Neapolitan songs; 19 Neapolitan folk-
and popular songs, collected and ed.
Eduardo Marzo, English trs. Th.
Baker and Henry Grafton Chap-
man. © Clara L. Marzo, as widow.
R 24473. 251
Night (The) breeze; w Alice E. Allen,
m Wizzie K.: Orth, op. 27, no: 19.
© Louise Orth Bosworth, as execu-
trix of the author of m. R 24460.
252
Nightingale (The); waltz, w John
Dowers, m Robert Batten. © Rob-
ert Barclay Wilson, as executor of
the author of m. R 24363. 253
Ninety and nine; alto solo and cho.
© Charles KE. Wheeler, as author.
R 24491. 254
_ Nonsense; w and m Collin Davis. ©
Hthel R. I. Davis, as widow. R
24540. 255
North and South; duet, w and m
Teresa Del Riego. © Teresa Lead-
bitter, as author. R 24422. 256
Now is Camella fresh as May; from
song cycle Camella. © Graham
Peel, as author of m. R 24406. 257
Now is the happy time; spring song,
march time; women’s trio. © Hlmer
S. Hosmer, as author. R 24324.
258
Nuit de bergers; filfite, avec acc. de pf.
© Albert Doyen, as author. R 24753.
259)
| Nymphes et satyres; fifite, avec acc.
de pf. © Albert Doyen, as author.
R 24757. 260
276
O, come, let us sing; anthem. © Car-
rie B. Adams, as author of m. R
24852. 261
O give thanks ; Thanksgiving response.
© Edmund SS. Lorenz, as author
of m. R 24846. 262
O mistress mine; from Three Shake-
Speare songs. © Roger Quilter, as
author of m. R 24372. 263
O waving trees; song, w Fiona Mac-
leod. © Graham Peel, as author cof
m. R 24890. 264
On Chestnut street; from Coming thro’
the Rye w George V. Hobart, m A.
Baldwin Sloane. © Mae Auwerda
Sloane, as widow. R 24559. 265
On the listening ear of night; Christ-
mas anthem. © Carrie B. Adams,
as author of m. R 24851. 266
On tiptoe; intermezzo; pf. © Charles
Hlander, as author. R 24627. 267
One called mother and the other home
sweet home; w Wm. Cahill, m
Theodore Morse. © Theodora
Morse, aS widow. R 24697. 268
Only a rose; w Frederick John Fraser,
m Amy Woodforde-Finden. © Dud-
ley Northall Laurie, as executor of
the author of m. R 24892. 269
Only Christ can save; w Harriet H.
Pierson, m Daniel B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, as widow. R
24622. 270
Ontario; song, w John B. Lowitz. ©
Alfred Solman, as author of m. R
24680. rar al
Ould (The) land; w J. Francis Bar-
ron, m J. Airlie Dix. © Julia Annie
Dix, as widow. R 24362. 272
Overheard in the lane; w and m Liza
Lehmann. © Herbert Bedford, as
widower. R 24416. 273
Passion (The) flower and Speedwell ;
2 short songs, w Tom Heffernan and
A. Kirkland, m Liza Lehmann. ©
Herbert Bedford, as widower. R
24701. 274
Paul Revere’s ride; march-two-step,
E. T. Paull; pf. © Gertrude Paull,
as widow. R 24676. 275
Pearl (The) and the pumpkin; lanc-
ers, John W. Bratton, arr. © Julius
Andino, as author of arr. R 24784.
276
O95
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
277
Pearl (The) and the pumpkin; march
and two step, John W. Bratton, arr.
Karl L. Hoschna; pf. © Hettie L.
Hoschna, as widow. R 24780. 277
Peep o’ day; song, w Constance M.
Foot. © Cécile Hartog, as author
of m. R 24429. 278
Pfingstreigen; op. 118, no. 3; violine
u. pf. © Arthur Seybold, as author.
R 24585. 279
Phyllis; song, w Helen Taylor. ©
Wilfrid Sanderson, as author of m.
R 24442. 280
Pianist’s (The) specialty repertoire;
first series, grade 4 and 5, rev. and
fingered Albert W. Berg. © Lillie
Berg, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 24682. 281
Picnic (A) for two; song, w Arthur
J. Lamb. © Albert Von Tilzer, as
author of m. R 24480. Zon
Piéces posthumes; pour Joffice ordi-
naire, César Franck; harmonium ou
orgue 4 pédales. © Therese Chopy,
as executor of the author. R 24858.
283
Pochard; pantomine en un acte, Max
Maurey, m Rodolphe Berger.
Honorine Isopy, as executor of the
author of m. R 24776. 284
Pour defiler; marche; pf. © Aime
Lachaume, as author. R 24454. 285
Prelude (A); allegro moderato; pf.
© Graham Peel, as author. R
24397. 286
Primevére; chanson, poésie Ph. d’Ohs-
son; en la bémol. © Charles Cuvil-
lier, as author of m. R 24482. 287
Princess begger; selection, Alfred G.
Robyn, m arr. Karl L. Hoschna; pf.
© Hettie Hoschna, as widow. R
24630. 288
Princess (The) royal; schottische,
Monroe H. Rosenfeld; pf. Rev. ed.
© Eunice M. Rosenfeld, as widow.
R 24647. 289
Priscilla; intermezzo and two-step, w
Monroe H. Rosenfeld, m 8. R. Hen-
ry. © Eunice M. Rosenfeld, as
widow. R 24553. 290.
Prophétie; chanson, poésie Edmond
Haraucourt en re min. © Charles
Cuvillier, as author of m. R 24860.
291
Put up Thy sword; song, w Mary M.
Culter. © Edmund §S. Lorenz, as
author of m. R 24736. 292
pt. Ill, Bas. we 2s
Que la lumiére soit; piéce symphon-
ique; grand orgue. © Albert Doy-
en, as author. R 24758. 293
Rally for the right; song, w William
H. Gardner. © Adam Geibel, as
author of m. R 24607. 294
Rapture ; song, from Moods and tenses,
Frances Allitsen. © Francis B.
Rowley, as executor of the author.
R 24438. 295
Razzazza mazzazza; orch. © Arthur
Pryor, as author. R 24829. 296
Rebellion; song, from Moods and
tenses, Frances Allitsen. © Francis
B. Rowley, as executor of the au-
thor of m. R 24445. 297
Red clover; mixed voices. © Harry
Hale Pike, as author. R 24602. 298
Reger (Max) Sinfonietta; op. 90;
orch. Partitur. © Else Reger, as
widow. R 24819. 299
Sonate; op. 84; violine u. klavier ;
fis moll. © Else Reger, as widow.
R 24818. 300
Zwei sonatinen; op. 89; klavier.
no. 2, D dur. =:no. 1) Hime ao©
Else Reger, as widow. R 24316,
24317. 301, 302
Regret; song, from Moods and tenses,
Frances Allitsen. © Francis B.
Rowley, as executor of the author.
R 244386. 303
Rejoice in the Lord. © Arthur Ber-
ridge, as author. R 24609. 304
Rejoice to-day; Christmas song, w E.
E. Hewitt. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
as author of m. R 24723. 305
Resolve; song, from Moods and tenses,
Frances Allitsen. © Francis B.
Rowley, as executor of the author.
R 24447. 306
Rheinlied; w. Frida Schanz, m op, 41,
nr. 4; vierstimmigen mi&nnerchor.
© Georg Schumann, as author of m.
R 24831. 307
Ring all ye harps of glory; Christ-
mas song, w E. E. Hewitt. © EHd-
mund §S. Lorenz, as author of m. R
24726. 308
Rosa resurget; w and m Liza Leh-
mann. © Herbert Bedford, as
widower. R 24417. 309
Rose (The) and The river and the
sea; Ww Edward Teschemacher, m
Noel Johnson; vocal duets. © Ro-
sina Noel Johnson, as widow. R
24751. 310
394
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no. 4, 1933
340
Rose d’amour ; chanson, poésie Philippe
d’Ohsson; en la. © Charles Cuvil-
lier, as author of m. R 24411. 311
Rose leaves; w and m Liza Lehmann.
© Herbert Bedford, as widower. R
24419. 312
Rose (A) message; song. © Helen
Ashley, as author. R 24698. 313
Rose (The) of the Alhambra; en-
tr’acte valse. © Lucius Hosmer, as
author. R 24629. 314
Rose (The) that she wore; song, w
anon. © Walter H. Lewis, as au-
thor of m. R 24539. 315
Schmeichelkitzchen; v. Max Reger,
op. 76, nr. 29. © Else Reger, as
widow. R 24814. 316
Schubert (Franz Peter) The erlking;
w J. W. von Goethe, tr. Arthur
Westbrook, m transcribed Franz
Liszt, ed. John Orth. © Louise
Orth Bosworth, as executrix of the
author of editing. R 24531. 317
Schwur (Der); v. Max Reger, op. 76,
no. 26. © Else Reger, as widow. R
24311. 318
Senallié (J. B.) Sonate; arr. and ed.
with marks of expression; violine
und klavier; D moll. © Alfred
. Moffat, as author of arr. and edit-
ing. R 24834. 319
Serenade; aus den Poetischen stim-
mungsbildern, Anton Dvorak, op. 85,
no. 9, bearb. fiir violine, mit beg].
des pf. © Alfred Moffat, as author
of arr. R 24573. 320
She’s a rose in the world of smiles
and tears; w H. D. Kerr, m A.
Baldwin Sloane. © Mae Auwerda
Sloane, as widow. R 24558. aol
Shepherd (The) calls; song, w Elmer
E. Person. © James M. Black, as
author of m. R 24624. Bye
Sing of Jesus coming; Christmas songz,
w Mrs. J. M. Hunter. © Ira Bishop
Wilson, as author of m. R 24717.
323
Sing with all the sons of glory; Easter
hymn-anthem, w Rey. Dr. Trons, m
Eduardo Marzo, op. 938; mixed
voices. © Clara L. Marzo, as widow.
R 24475. 324
Sing ye heavens; Easter anthem, w
Sleepy posies; w Alice E. Allen, m
Lizzie E. Orth, op. 27, no. 20. ©
Louise Orth Bosworth, as executrix
of the author of m. R 24461. 326
Slumber sweetly ; berceuse, Paul Beau-
mont, arr. for violin and pf. ©
Gustav Saenger, as author of arr.
R 24381. 327
Smiles; song, w Ella Wheeler Wil-
cox. © Kathleen Heron-Maxwell,
as author of m. R 243889. 328
Social (A) in the parlor; song, w Ar-
thur J. Lamb. © Alfred Solman, as
author of m. R 24557. 329
Soiree (Une) chez Mendelssohn; ro-
mance sans paroles, Paul Wachs;; pf.
© Blanche Marie Pauline Simone
Lemarchand, as widow. R 24533.
330
Solinger schiitzen-marsch; pf. ©
Franz von Blon, as author. R 24601.
331
Son (The) of the puszta; by Kéler-
Béla, arr. for orch. © Theo. Moses
‘Tobani, as author of arr. R 24828.
332
Song (A) of faithfulness; w Florence
Hoare, m Frances Allitsen. ©
Francis B. Rowley, as executor of
the author of m. R 24480. 333
Song (The) of the bride; w Frederick
John Fraser, m Amy Woodforde-
Finden. © Dudley Northall Laurie,
as executor of the author of m. R
24396. 334
Song (A) of the moon; song, w St.
John Lucas. © Graham Peel, as
author of m. R 24861. Sy
Songs of the sea; by Chas. Villiers
Stanford, op. 91; full orch. sc. ©
Jennie Anna Stanford, as widow. R
24441, 336
Sorella; marche espagnole, by Gallini,
arr. for band. © Theo. Moses To-
bani, .as author of arr. BR 243a2:
337
Spoontime; song, w Addison Burk-
hardt. © Albert Von Tilzer, as au-
thor of m. R 24672. 338
Spring song; poem Mary T. Loughlin,
m arr. Osbourne McConathy, as
author Of arr. Of m. KH 24825. Sao
Spring story; w Margaret E. Lacey, m
Chas. Wesley, m T. B. Starr. © Eduardo Marzo, op. 98, no. 1;
Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as widow women’s voices. © Clara L. Marzo,
of the author of m. R 24766. 3825 as widow. R 24470. 340
178596—33——_7 395
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
o41
Spring-time ; song, w Hilton Schofield.
© Haydn Wood, as author of m. R
24388. 341
Standchen; w P. M. Kawerau, m op.
41, nr. 2; vierstimmigen miénnerchor.
© Georg Schumann, as author of m.
R 24829. 342
Stantord. (Charles Viddliers)
Arabesque; op. 93, no. 4; violin with
pf. ace. © Jennie Anna Stanford,
as widow. R 24351. 343
Capriccio; op. 93, no. 2; violin
with pf. acc. © Jennie Anna Stan-
ford, aS widow. R 24849. 344
Star of the Christmas sky; song, w
Ida Scott Taylor. © Ira B. Wil-
son, as author of m. R 24730. 345
Stars of the Summer night; song, w
Longfellow. © Richard H. Wal-
thew, as author of m. R 24421.
346
Story (The) of a drum; op. 14, no. 4.
© Joseph Holbrooke, as author. R
24383. 347
Summer roses; w Caryl Battersby, m
Joan Trevalsa. © Joan Gurley, as
author of m. R 24489. 348
Summer storm; w and m Liza Leh-
mann. © Herbert Bedford, as wid-
ower. R 24415. 349
Sun (The) that shines on Dixieland;
song, from The umpire, w Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams. ©
Joseph E. Howard, as author of m.
R 24653. 350
Sweet Genevieve; quartette, w George
Cooper, m Henry Tucker, arr. Wm.
Dressler. 1. Female voices.—2. Male
voices. © Louis Richard Dressler,
as next of kin of the author, who
is not living. R 24551, 24552.
aol, a52
Sweet jasmine; novelette; pf. © The-
odore Bendix, as author. R 24330.
353
Sweet story of old; Christmas song,
w E. E. Hewitt. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, aS author of m. R 24739. 354
Sympathy; w and m Kendis and Pa-
ley. © Herman Paley, as one of the
authors. R 24812. 355
That’s when you'll miss me, little girl;
by Otto and John Heinzman.
Otto M. Heinzman, as author, and
396
pt. 111, 0. Ss., v. 28
Dorothy Heinzman, as child of the
deceased author. R 24644. 356
There’s another country; song, w E.
E. Hewitt. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
as author of m. R 24725. 357
There were Shepherds; Christmas an-
them, m EH. L. Ashford. © Henry 8.
Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 24853. 358
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Gavotte from Mignon; arr. W. F.
Ambrosio; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, as author of arr. R 24508.
359
Thora; w Fred E. Weatherly, m Ste-
phen Adams; in E flat. © Edith
Withers and Annie Turkepine, as
executors of the author of m. R
24412. 360
Thoughts at twilight; by T. B. Starr;
pf. © Orra Barnum Neidlinger, as
widow. R 24772. 361
Through love to light; w R. W. Gilder,
m Cuthbert Wynne. © Charles
Willeby, as author of m. R 24450.
362
To blossoms; song, w Herrick. ©
Richard H. Walthew, as author of
m. R 24365. 363
To the land of dreams; song, French,
Rene Louis, English, Fred de Faye
Jozin; in G. © Jane Vieu, as au-
thor of m. R 24871. 364
Trost; w Storm, m op. 48; alt u. ten.
© Robert Kahn, as author of m.
R 24581. 365
Trust ye in the Lord; anthem. © Ira
B. Wilson, as author of m. R 24845.
366
Truth (The) potion; mixed voices. ©
Arthur A. Penn, as author. R 24782.
367
Twice one are two; song, w Mary
Mapes Dodge. © Alicia A. Need-
ham, as author of m. R 24452. 368
Two dirty little hands; w Will D.
Cobb, m L. Edwards. © Leo Hd-
wards, aS author of m and Kath-
erine A. Cobb, as next of kin of the
author of w, who is not living. R
24762. 369
Umpire (The) is a most unhappy man;
song, from The umpire, w Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams. ©
Joseph E. Howard, as author of m.
R 24655. 370
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Unfolding; w and m Liza Lehmann. | What is Christmas without Thee;
© Herbert Bedford, as widower. R Christmas prayer. © Edmund S.
24420. 371 Lorenz, as author of m. R 24847.
386
Unto my foe; op. 14, no. 1. © Joseph
Holbrooke, as author. R 24385.
aia
Variationen; op. 6, tiber ein polnisches
lied; pf. © Kurt Borner, as author.
R 24563. 373
Vater (Das) unser; 7 gedichte Au-
gust Mahlmann, m Max Gulbins, op.
29; mittlere singstimme, mit orgel
o. harmonium. © Walter Gulbins,
as child of the deceased author. R
24882. 374
Verdi (Giuseppe) Aida; grand march,
arr. W. EF. Ambrosio; violin and pf.
© Gustav Saenger, as author of arr.
R 24506. 375
—— I] trovatore; anvil cho., arr. W.
F. Ambrosio; violin and pf. © Gus-
tay Saenger, as author of arr. R
24507. 376
Vorbeimarsch; v. Max Reger, op. 76,
nr. 80. © Else Reger, as widow.
R 24315. 377
Wake with the birds sweetheart;
mixed voices. © August Krapf, as
author. R 24610. 378
Waterfall (The); by Karl L. Hosch-
na; pf. © Hettie Hoschna, as wid-
ow. R 24541. 379
We are little helpers; song, w I. H.
Meredith. © Grant C. Tullar, as
author of m. R 24325. 380
We parted as the sun went down;
song, w Arthur J. Lamb. © Alfred
Solman, as author of m. R 24643.
381
Wedding (The) of the blue and gray;
song. © George M. Cohan, as au-
thor. R 24664. 382
Weihnachtslied; melodie Johann
Friedrich Reichardt, arr. K. Klanert,
op. 23, nr. 4; gem. funfstimmigen
chor, a cappella. © Karl Klanert,
as author. R 24828. 383
Welcome, Christmas morning; Christ-
mas song, w Ida Scott Taylor. ©
Ira B. Wilson, as author of m. R
24721. 384
Wenn alle welt So einig wir; v. Max
Reger, op. 76, no. 17. © Else Reger,
as widow. R 24302. 385
When butterflies return; 2-pt. song.
© Landon Ronald, as author. R
24434. 387
When love is young; w Rida Johnson
Young, m Melville Ellis. © Wil-
liam A. Schroeder, as executor of
the author of w and Rachael M.
Ellis, as next of kin of the author
of m, who is not living. R 24542.
388
When Mose with his nose leads the
band; march, w Bert Fitzgibbon and
Jack Drislane, m Theodore Morse.
© Theodora Morse, as widow. R
24695. 389
When the whip-poor-will sings Mar-
guerite; w C. M. Denison, m J. Fred
Helf. © Bessie Helf, as widow. R
24671. 390
When you gathered sweet magnolias,
Jennie dear; w Frank Stanton, m
Theodore Morse. © Theodora
Morse, as widow. R 24493. 391
Where is He; primary song, w E. S.
Huey. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as
author of m. R 24734. 392
White (The) chrysanthemum ; comedy,
lyrics Arthur Anderson, m Howard
Talbot. Voc. sc. © Dorothy Maud
Talbot, as widow. R 24743. 393
Who is Sylvia; duet, w Shakespeare,
m Harper Kearton. © Edith Kear-
ton, as child of the deceased author.
R 24400. 394
Will the red sun never set; w Fred-
erick John Fraser, m Amy Wood-
forde-Finden. © Dudley Northall
Laurie, as executor of the author of
m. R 243894. 395
Wind (The) that shakes the barley;
song, w Katherine Tynan; in E flat.
© Herbert Bunning, as author of m.
R 24426. 396
Winter (A) lullaby; song, w Chris-
tina Rossetti. © Graham Peel, as
author of m. R 24410. 397
With fife and drum; march and two-
step; orch. © Richard E. Hildreth,
as author. R 24815. 398
397
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
399
Woodland dreams; reverie; guit. duet.
© Albert J. Weidt, as author. R
24819. 399
World (The) is learning to love Him;
song. w James Rowe. © De Loss
Smith, as author of m. R 24333
.
400
Worth (The) of a soul; w Ernest Lee
Thompson, m Daniel B. Towner.
Ada Page Towner, as widow. R
24623. 401
Would you like to change from Miss
to Mrs.; song, Addison Burkhardt.
O
Dt. 10, NaS vas
© Albert Von Tilzer, as author of
m. R 24482. 402
You look awful good to father; song,
from The umpire, w Will M. Hough
and Frank R. Adams. © Joseph
EK. Howard, as author of m. R
24651. 403
Zuleika mazurka; pf. © William
Henry Squire, as author. R 24745.
404
Zwiespraich; v. Max Reger, op. 76, no.
23. © Else Reger, as widow. R
24308. 405
398
9333-11670
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1938
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
NOTICE.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words
®r music, no statement of authorship is given.
A B C fino alla Z; fox-trot, Luigi
Chiarelli; orch. ptii © Mar. 27,
1933 ; E for. 30012; Societa anonima
Suvini-Zerboni. 9333
A petits pas; valse musette marseil-
laise, de Au pays du soleil, Vincent
Scotto, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. et texte. © Mar. 1, 1933; E
for. 29753 ; Editions Salabert. 9334
Abendstimmung auf schloss Burgk a.d.
Saale; klavier. © Aug. 1, 1932; E
for. 29849; HE. Tiersch. 9335
Ach Jesulein, schons kindelein; altes
Weihnachtslied, m G. Gohler; orgel,
klavier, 0. streichquartett begl. ©
Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 299381; Georg
Gohler. 9336
Actions speak louder than words;
from How d’you do, w and m Ord
Hamilton. © Apr. 24, 1933; E for.
29875; Geoffrey Fletcher, ltd. 9337
Adieu; w Walter Scott, m C. Arm-
strong Gibbs; males voices. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Apr. 28, 1933;
E for. 29616; Boosey & ¢o., ltd.
9338
Adios Argentina ; tango argentine, mel-
ody. © 1c. May 20, 1988; E unp.
71712; Castenzio Fiorenza. 93839
Adjuro vos, filiae Jerusalem; versi
dal Canticum canticorun, m Ilde-
brando Pizzetti. © May 23, 1933;
E for. 80085; G. Ricordi & co. 9340
Adorable; song from the picture, w
George Marion, jr., m Richard A.
Whiting; with ukulele arr. © May
3, 19383; E pub. 36124; Movietone
music corp. 9341
Affranchis (Les) ; one-step, de Le gar-
con de chez Prunier, livret et coup-
lets André Barde et Michel Carré,
m Joseph Szulc ; avec accord de l’uku-
lele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29773;
Editions Salabert. 9342
After I told you; fox trot song, w
Karl Annussek. © 1c. May 2, 1933;
E unp. 70863; George Nicolai. 93438
After the dance; slow fox-trot, w
George Scolaro, m Paul Suran, arr.
Tommy Ditto; orch. pts. © May
19, 1988; E pub. 36367; Evan
Georgeoff music pub. co. 9344
After the day; song, w Louis Vernag-
lia. © 1c. May 23, 1933; E unp.
71796; Gennaro De Nicola. 9345
Ah! comme on s’amuse; fox-trot, pa-
roles Mare Hély, m Oberfeld; avec
accord de ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29802; Editions Salabert.
9346
Ah! Vamour sincére; fox-trot, paroles
Ch. L. Pothier et Géo. Koger, m
Vineent Secotto; avec uccord de
Vukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29783 ; Editions Salabert. 9347
Ah! she loves me; w and melody. ©
1 e. May 15, 19388; E unp. 71489;
Norbert C. Horn. 9348
Ahoy, girls, ahoy; w and melody. ©
1 ec. May 4, 1983; E unp. 70979;
Bernh Richard Rodde. 9349
Aimer sans savoir qui; fox-trot, de
Katinka, paroles Pierre Varenne et
Robert Delamare, m Louis Lajtai,
ed. francaise arr. A. Gauwin. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29982; Ad. Gau-
win. 9350
Ain’t no use in livin’, cause my gal’s
thrown me down; song, w F. Dean
Moore. © 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp.
70804; George Clinton Bunton.
9351
Airman (The) song; from No reply
from F. P. 1, w Rowland Leigh,
original German, Walter Reisch, m
Allan Gray; with ukulele arr.
[English text only] © Apr. 28,
1933; E for. 29675; Ufaton verlags,
G.m.b.H. 9352
Akron (The) disaster; song. © 1.
Apr. 14, 1933; E unp. 71026; Charles
Reynolds and Sarah Reynolds.
9353
Akrons (The) last cruise; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. May 26, 1938; E unp.
71956; Graydon E. Wallace. 9354
099
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9355
Alabama moon, I’m calling; w Ruby
Wagner, m Charles Midgley. © Jan.
25, 1983; E pub. 36091; Ruby Wag-
ner Butler. 9355
Alice my queen; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
May 10, 1933; E unp. 71231; Emilie
D. K. Ewald. 9356
Alimony blues; song. © 1 ¢. May 6,
1933; E unp. 71104; Charles Camp-
bell Gardner. 9357
All by myself; fox trot song. © 1 «.
May 9, 1933; E unp. 713877; Paul
Kulig. 9358
All day long; w and m Mike Benton;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢ May 4,
1933; E unp. 71017; Mitchell McIver
Benton. 9359
All the little birds are singing; song,
arr. Sylvester L. Cross. ©1c. May
S&S 195a. i ne, “ciao: “Weltord
George Tregaskis. 9360
All this world is mine dear; fox trot
song. © 1c. May 9, 1933; E unp.
71374; Charles Brunson. 9361
Alle mit uns; marschpotpourri, Carl
Robrecht; orch. stimmen. © Apr.
8, 1933; HH, for. .29854;. B...Schoti’s
sohne. 9362
Same. © May 4, 1933; E for.
29961; B. Schott’s sdhne. 9363
Allegretto giocoso; flute, with pf. ace.
© 1c. May 8, 1933; E unp. 71116;
Clara Stocker. 9364
Alma cancionera; fox, letra y m Agus-
hin Waras* © Apr “ws 1935 | H)for.
30083; Southern music pub co, ine.
9365
Aloha beloved; w and m Andy Long
and Ray Canfield; with ukulele arr.
Merle T. Kendrick. © May 5, 1933;
E pub. 36139; Bibo-Lang, ine. 9366
Alone with me; song. ©1c. May 8,
1933; E unp. 71128; Mabel Keefer.
9367
Alte meister fiir junge spieler; leichte
klassische stticke, bearb. u. hrsg. Al-
fred Moffat; violine und pf. hft 3.
© May 4, 1983; E for. 29960; B.
Schott’s sdhne. 9368
Always with you in my dreams; fox
trot song. © 1c. May 2, 1933; HB
unp. 71343; S. H. Perkins. 9369
Am Saaletal stausee; serenade; klav-
ier. © Aug. 1, 1982; E for. 29850;
E. Tiersch. 9370
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
America goes on; w and melody. ©
1 c« May 9, 1983; E unp. 711s0=
Charles H. Frizzelle. 93871
American brew; fox trot, w and mel-
ody. © .1¢ May 11, 1933; E unp.
71269; George Morgan Simpson.
9372
American potpourri; instrumental. ©
1 ¢« May 10, 19383; i tupaawe:
HKugene Kalman. 9373.
Among the flowers so fair; song. ©
1c. May 6, 1933; E unp. 71369; Leo
Gudmundson. 93874
Amour (L’) quand il commence; one-
step, de Le garcon de chez Prunier,
livret et couplets André Barde et
Michel Carré, m Joseph Szule; avee
accord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29776; Editions Salabert.
9375
And now we’re through; melody. ©
1c. May: 1, -1983 3° canps 10799;
James 8S. Clark. 9376
And still I sit and think of thee; song,
w Wilfred John Funk. © 1c. May
16, 1933; E unp. 71521; Harold Alli-
son Mattice. 937T
Andy Battle; w Walter de la Mare,
m cC. Armstrong Gibbs; mixed
voices. Winthrop Rogers ed. ©
Apr. 7, 1933; E for. 29529; Boosey
&.C0s, 1h0. 9878
Angel (The) of Sourland mountains;
song, w Ruthe B. Dean and W. J.
Jordan. © May 3, 1933; E pub.
36153 ; William J. Jordan. 9379
Angelus; w and m Graydon R. Clark;
mixed cho. © May 5, 1933; E pub.
36150; Gamble hinged music co.
9,
Annapolis; midshipman’s march, w W.
J. Francis and Zo Elliott, m Z. Elli-
ott and Maurice La Farge. © May
18, 1933; E pub. 36837; Carl Fisch-
er, inc. 9381
Another day; w and m Don Hill. ©
1 ¢c.,May 18, 1983; E unp.;71605;
Martin Van Note Tolbert. 9382
Another night in your arms: w James
F. Hanley, m J. A. Pollia and E. G.
Pinnella. © 1 ce. May 10, 1933; E
unp. 71213; Joseph A. Pollia, Ernest
G. Pinnella and James F. Hanley.
9383
Answer (The) ; sacred song, m F. W.
Smith. © 1c. May 2, 1933; E unp.
70880; Bessie Kellermann. 9384
400
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
9412
Antics; by R. H. Bassett, arr. Gersten-
berger; pf. © 1e¢. May 16, 1933;
E unp. 71517 ; Movietone music corp.
9385
Anything you say; w Mitchell Parish,
m Frank Perkins; with ukulele arr.
© Apr. 29, 1933; E pub. 36262; Mills
music, ine. 9386
Apothéose; valse, Louis Ganne, arr.
F. Ligner; harmonie fanfare. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29697; Alphonse
Ledue et cie. 9387
Aprehension ; tango argentino, letra E.
M. Chiappo, m Guy Pedrigo; orch.
pti. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for. 29597;
Chiappo. 9388
April rain; w Robert Loveman, m
Irene Field. © 1c. May 19, 1933;
E unp. 71669; Harriet Irene Field.
9389
Arabian moon; waltz song. © 1 «.
May 4, 1933; E unp. 70996; Samuel
S. Mitchell, jr. 9390
Are you lovable; fox trot, w and m
Bob Rothberg and Terry Shand, arr.
Art McKay; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. B. Faighes. © May 4,
1933; E pub. 36212; Leo Feist, inc.
9391
——_——-with ukulele arr. ©
May 12, 1933; E pub. 36324; Leo
Feist, inc. 9392
Are you stringing me along; w and
melody. © 1c. May 15, 1933; HB
unp. 71493; Marion Ortmayer. 9393
Are you sure you love me; w George
Brown, m Peter De Rose; with uku-
lele arr. May Singhi Breen. © May
8, 1933; E pub. 36219; Superior mu-
sic, ine. 9394
Arioso im alten stil; ftir klarinette u.
streichorch., Otto Ebel von Sosen, op.
15. 1. Klavierauszug. — 2. Klarinette
o. violo u. streich-quintett. Partitur
u. stimmen. © Oct. 22, 1982; E for.
29586, 29587; Henry Litolff’s verlag.
9395, 9396
Arise, men of America; march song,
op. 122, w Anne Hunter Temple. ©
1 ec. May 15, 1933; E unp. 71546;
George Liebling. 9397
Around the year with music; spring,
compiled William M. Felton; pf. ©
Apr. 27, 1933; E pub. 36102; Theo-
dore Presser co. 9398
Art (The) of love; play. © 1c. May
23, 1983; E unp. 71828; Samuei
Mensch. 9399
As I sit here; w Dena Tempest, m
Wilfrid Sanderson; in E flat. ©
May 23, 1983; E for. 30066; Boosey
& co., Itd. 9400
As I waltz with you to paradise; w
and melody. ©1c. May 25, 1933; E
unp. 71904; Edmund Francis La-
Voie. 9401
As in a dream; song. © 1c. May 16,
1933; E unp. 71530; Harry Zimmer-
man. 9402
As we strole [sic] down the lane;
waltz song. © 1c. May 31, 1933;
E unp. 72069; Arthur Fred Simpson,
9403
OW Apr 21,
Ellen B.
9404
Asfodelo; leggenda musicale, Laura
Okely Romiti, m D. Beloch, Voce sc.
© Dec. 15, 1932; D 28458; Dorotea
Beloch. 9404*
Ash (The) grove; Welsh folk-song
with descant, w John Oxenford, m
arr. Hric H. Thiman. Winthrop
Rogers ed. © May 23, 1933; E for.
30073; Boosey & co., Itd. 9405
Ask your heart; w Walter Hirsch, m
Anna Sosenko and Gerald Marks;
with ukulele arr. © May 10, 1933;
E pub. 36284; Harms, inc. 9406
At all our turners halls; march; pf.
with w. © 1c. May 12, 1933; EH
unp. 71293; Ethel L. Mahoney.
9407
Ascension (The) ; hymn.
193377, Ee. pub. -s6113:
Nickum.
At evening hour; song, m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. ©1c¢. May 5, 1933;
H unp. 71045; Edith Youngberg.
9408
At eventide; song, m Edwin Leroy
Helms. © 1c. May 4, 19383; E unp.
71020; Mary W. Mills. 9409
At last I’m first with you; w Julian
Kay, m Country Washburne and
Harry Link. © Apr. 26, 1933; EB
pub. 36061; Keit-Engel, inc. 9410
At Mary Ellen’s hot pot party; w
Robert Hargreaves and Stanley J.
Damerell, m Harry Tilsley; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 2, 19382; E for.
29589; Cecil Lennox, Itd. 9411
At the bottom of the hill; w Joe
Young, m J. Fred Coots; with uku-
lele arr. © May 138, 1933; E pub.
36275; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
ine. 9412
401
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9413
At the co-eds’ sorority dance; w and
melody. © 1c. May 2, 1933; E unp.
71289; Percy Gillespie. [Copyright
is claimed on changes in words and
music ] 9413
At the end; melody with pf. acc. ©
1c. May 5, 1933 ; E unp. 71068; Julia
W. Hall. 9414
At the end of day; song, w R. Russell.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1933; E unp. 69758;
Warren Russell and Ruth Russell.
9415
At the end of the trail; song, m G. B.
Lombardo. © May 12, 1933; E pub.
36409; Thomas McBurnie. 9416
Atlantis; novelty fox, Carl Robrecht,
arr, vom komponisten; pf. u. jazz-
orch. stimmen. © Aug. 19, 1932; E
for. 29964; Wilhelm Gebauer. 9417
Attaca [sic] to fish market; by Her-
bert Stothart, orch. arr. Charles
Maxwell; [pf.-conductor] © 1 «
May 3, 1933; E unp. 70942; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 9418
Attila; by Elric Olsen; orch. pts. ©
May 9, 1933; E for. 29951; Hawkes
& son (London) ltd. 9419
Au gré du désir; romance, de Katinka,
paroles Pierre Varenne et Robert
Delamare, m Louis Lajtai, ed. fran-
caise arr. A. Gauwin. © Mar. 1,
19388; E for. 29981; Ad. Gauwin.
9420
Au trot; poésie Francis Yard, m René
Rapey.” ©)” Mar, “>> i983. “tor.
29748; Durand & cGie. 9421
Aubade 4 V’emir; de René Demaret;
ptes. pour odeon orch. et pour
salonorch. © Apr. 30, 1933; E for.
29921; A. Cranz. 9422
Auber (Daniel Francois Esprit) The
Duke of Olonne; overture, arr.
Aubrey Winter; orch. pts. © Apr.
4, 1933; E for. 29540; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd. 9423
Aubin (Tony) Six poémes de Ver-
laine; chansons. © Mar. 1, 1933:
E for. 29717; Heugel. 9424
Auf der alten bastei; lied u. tango,
wu. m Bert Reisfeld u. Rolf Mar-
bot. © Jan. 27, 1933; E for. 29642;
Beboton-verlag, G. m. b. H. 9425
Augurio; parole di un canto popolare
greco, tr. Pio Bondioli, m Ildebrando
Pizzetti. © May 23, 1933; E for.
30087; G. Ricordi & co. * 9426
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Aus dem Sitiden; suite, G. H. G. von
Brucken-Fock, op. 32; orch. Partitur.
© Mar. 23, 1933; EB. ‘for: 29629:
Breitkopf & Hartel. 9427
Auto (Une) et pas l’sou; fox-trot du
film, Yatove; orch. ptes. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29695; Choudens.
_ 9428
Ave Maria; children’s hymn, w and
sacred melody adapted to first prel-
ude of Bach. © 1.¢. May 9, 1933;
E unp. 71856; Laura Reynolds Mar-
row. 9429
Avec un bruit sec; de Oh! papa, livret
André Barde, m Maurice Yvain;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29768; ’Editions Sala-
bert. - 9430
Avec un sourire; valse, de Katinka,
paroles Pierre Varenne et Robert
Delamare, m Louis Lajtai. ed. fran-_
caise arr. Ad. Gauwin. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29983; Ad. Gauwin.
9431
Aw gee, can’t you understand: song,
m Dudley Jackson. © 1c. Apr. 22,
1933: E unp. 71193; Hanna Lillian
Flora. 9432
Awake all; song, m J. J. Wilson. ©
1 ec. May 29, 1933; E unp. 72040;
Edmund Suchocki. 9433
Awake! ’tis May; flower and fairy op-
eretta, bk., lyrics and m Ruth E.
Day: unison. , © Mar wean
28439; Willis music co. 9433*
Baby; slow fox, versi e m Paul Abel;
orch. pti. © Mar. 27, 1933; E for.
30009; Societa anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 9434
Baby gioca col sax; assolo di Saxo-
fono, fox-trot, Piero Pavesio; Saxo-
fono contralto mi bemolle, batteria
e pf. © Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 29907;
E. M. Chiappo. 9435
Baby girl of mine; w and melody. ©
1c. May 26, 1933; E unp. 71955; La
Verne Knapp. 9435
Baby. I’m in love with you: w and
melody. © 1c. May 2, 1933; H
unp. 70866; Raymond Matthew Hills.
9437
Baby, please come back; w Al Lewis,
m Al Sherman, pf. sc. Lou Leaman;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 29, 1933;
E pub. 36260; Mills music, ine.
9438
402
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
Baby’s dream; w and melody. ©1e.
May 38, 19838; E unp. 70914; Rose
Marie Wells. 9439
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Awake us,
Lord, and hasten; chorale, w tr.
from German, C. Sanford Terry,
organ pt. arr. H. A. Chambers;
mixed voices. © Apr. 28, 1933; E
for. 29648; Novello & co., Itd. 9440
Choral prelude; transcribed F.
Campbell-Watson; string orch. sc.
and pts. © Apr. 24, 19383; E pub.
36162; M. Witmark & sons. 9441
French suites; no. 1, phrased,
fingered and annotated Orlando Mor-
gan; pf. © Jan. 26, 1933; E for.
29874; Edwin Ashdown, ltd. 9442
Fughetta;: arr. Antonio HE. Caf-
arella; woodwinds, sc. and pts. ©
May 25, 1983; E pub. 36454; M. Wit-
. mark & sons. 9443
Gavotte; from Partita in B min.,
arr. A. EH. Cafarella; woodwinds, sc.
and pts. © May 9, 1933; E pub.
36202; M. Witmark & Sons. 9444
— Kantate nr. 6; English version,
E. H. Thorne and G. W. Daisley,
klavierauszug Giinter Raphael. ©
Apr. 5, 1933; E for. 29621; Breitkopf
& Hartel. 9445
Passacaglia and fugue; _ tran-
scribed F. Campbell-Watson; string
“orch. sec. and pts:; in © min.’ ©
Apr. 24, 1988; E pub. 36160; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 9446
Two pieces; arr. Alan Gray;
organ. © Apr. 26, 1983; WW for.
29542; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 9447
Vier duette; eingerichtet Johann
Kortschak; violino, und violoncello
o. viola. © Feb. 27, 1933; E for.
80052; Universal edition, a. g.
9448
Bacio (Un) solo; versi Fausto Nicola
Neroni; pf. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1933;
E unp. 70947; Rohnolo Balzani.
9449
Back in my arms again; w Al. Pianta-
dosi, m Jerome Norman; with uku-
lele arr. © May 8, 1933; E pub.
36141; Royal music co. 9450
Back thru the valley of memories,
thru the valley of dreams; w and
melody. © 1c. May 3, 1933; E
unp. 70921; Aaron Brown. 9451
Back to good old days again; song,
melody Robert Van Sickle. © 1.
May 5, 1983; E unp. 71071; Laura
B. Falvey. 9452
9469
Back to the soil in the West; w and
melody. © 1c. May 26, 1933; E
unp. 71985; Marjorie A. Cathcart.
9453
Back up your President now; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. May 23, 1933; EB
unp. 71817; Wm. B. Frosch. 9454.
Ball im Savoy; operette, Alfred Griin-
wald u. Fritz Lobner-Beda, m Paul
Abraham. |." Web.-er5, £983"
28434; Alexander Marton. 9454*
—— —— Vollstandiger kla-
vierauszug mit text. © Feb. 6, 1933;
E for. 29562; Alexander Marton and
Doremi musikverlag, a. g. 9455
Ballrcom and garden; by Herbert
Stothart; pf. © 1 ¢« May 3, 1933;
E unp. 70929; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 9456
Bamboo (A) bungalow for two; fox
trot song. © 1c. May 22, 1933; E
unp., 71902; Nello Cecconi. 9457
Banjo Sam; coll. and pf. acc. Mar-
shall Bartholomew, choral _ arr.
Stuart Ross; 4-pt. men’s cho. ©
Apr. 24, 19388; E pub. 36244; G..
Schirmer, inc. 9458
Barber (A) song; song, m Luther A.
Clark. " © May 15, 1933; EH -pub;
36438; Clarence F. Bennett. 9459
Barea affatata ; versi Oberdan Petrini;
pe. © 1c. Apr... 19) 19887 h-unp:
70948; Romolo Balzani. 9460
Barcelonita ; paso doble, versi Alfredo
Bracchi, m Giovanni D’Anzi, arr.
M. C. Consiglio: orch. pti. © Mar.
27, 1933; E for. 30003; Societa
anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 9461
Bartok (Béla) Vierundvierzig duos;
2 violini. hft. 4-1. © Feb. 6, 1933;
E for. 30084-80037; Universal edi-
tion, a. g. 9462-9465
Be mine to-night; w and m Vee
Phillis. © May 19, 1933; E pub.
36416; William Frederick Heinzel-
man. 9466
Be of good cheer, it is 1; hymn, har-
monized Marion V. Jayne. © May
21, 1983; E pub. 36442; Paul H.
Schweller. 9467
Be with me, Lord; w Helen Board-
man Knox, m Harold Amadeus Mil-
ler; high or med. ; dinwh. flat~)©
Feb. 10, 1983; E pub. 36190; Willis
music co. 9468
Beautiful dream girl so real; w and
melody. ©,.1)c. May 15, 1933; EH
unp. 71497; Leroy De Gregory.
9469
403
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9470
Beautiful (A) girl is Gretchen; waltz
song; with ukulele arr. © Apr. 27,
1933; E pub. 36358; Glenn Adel-
bert Dewey. 9470
Beautiful night; song, m James L.
C). Ae,
(2022; O.
9471
Brown; with ukulele arr.
May~ 29, 1933; E unp.
Bill Heyer.
Beautiful (The) valley; hymn, arr.
Lon Healy. © 1c. May 6, 1933;
HH unp. 71198; Eva Alice Stone.
9472
Because you’re gone; w J. Will Cal-
lahan, m Oscar J. Fox; med. voice.
© Apr. 17, 19383; E pub. 36334;
(Carl Fischer, inc. 9473
Beebe; by Jimmy Dorsey; E flat alto
saxophone; pf. acc. © Apr. 29,
1933; E pub. 36087; Robbins music
corp. 9474
Beer again; song. © May 2, 1933; E
pub. 36120; William C. Sengbusch.
9475
Beer in springtime: w and melody.
© 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp. 70975;
David M. DuCille. 9476
Beer is back; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e¢.
May 10, 19383; HE. unp. 71239; I. R.
Rayburn. 9477
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Adagio and
Minuetto; from Sonata op. 2, no. 1,
transcribed George J. Trinkaus;
woodwinds. Se. and pts. © Apr.
27, 1383; E pub. 361738; M. Witmark
& sons. 9478
Konzertstiick ; vollendet u. durch-
gesehen, u. mit einer kadens verse-
hen, Joan Manén; violino e pf. ©
Jan. 27, 1983; E for. 30029; Uni-
versal edition, a. g. 9479
O land of dreams; from 2d sym-
phony, we Fed: aWels, Im Varn e
Wick: sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Apr.
15, 1933; E pub. 36210; Frederick
Wick. 9480
Scherzo; from Sonata op. 10, no.
2, sc. William C. Schoenfeld; wood-
winds, sc. and pts.; in F min. ©
May 9, 1938; E pub. 36201; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 9481
from The moonlight sonata,
se. William C. Schoenfeld; flute,
oboe, 2 clarinets, horn and bassoon,
se. and pts. Apr.< 27, 1933!) E
pub. 36169; M. Witmark & sons.
9482
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 28
Before that last goodnight; w Roy
Turk, melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©
ace, May 17, 1933; Eo oinp. 9a
Famous music corp. 9483
Before the mosque; no. 2, from Orien-
tal suite, William H. Woodin; pf.
© 1 ¢. May 24, 1933; E unp. 71861;
Miller music, inc. 9484
Bei der wirtin Zum weiss-blauen kran-
zerl; walzer, aus der operette, text
Otto Willner u. P. Paul Althaus, m
Willy Richartz; salonorch. stimmen,
mit gesangstimme. © Jan. 20, 1933;
E for. 29937; Johann Dennerlein.
9485
Believe; song. © 1c. May 2, 1933;
E unp. 70879; John C. Foster. 9486
Bella negrita; tango, Nino Ravasini;
orch, »pti. .© Mar. 27, 1933.8lsner,
30000; Societa-anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 9487
Belle (La) créole; biguine. Billy Col-
son, arr. J. H. Wood; orch. ptes.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29688; Pub-
lications Francis-Day, s. a. 9488
Beneath the stars; song; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. May 27, 1933; E unp.
71984; Lawrence Savage. 9489
Benedictus es, Domine; m Ernest
Douglas; mixed voices; organ acc.,
in E flat. © May 9, 1933; E pub.
36194; H. W. Gray Go. 9490
set to tune O quanta qualia, arr.
W. E. Soule; mixed voices. © May
3, 1933; E pub. 36445; William E.
Soule. 9491
Berceuse ; poésie Jean Sorbier, m A. H.
Monfred; avec. accord de Vukulele.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29807; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 9492
Berceuse pour les gueux; poésie Paul
Arosa, m Georges Hiie. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29705; Heugel. 9493
Besame; letra Humberto I. Magaloni,
m Oswaldo Pérez Cabrera. © Apr.
21, 1933; E for. 380084; Southern
music pub. co., inc. 9494
Best (The) day of the year; Chil-
dren’s day program, prepared Eliza-
beth Collins Neely, w Reginald Heber
and others, m John B. Dykes and
others. © Mar. 1, 1933; AA 117697;
Board of publication of the United
Lutheran church in America, 9495
Better times are here; w and melody.
© 1c. May 10, 1933; E unp. 71204;
Henning E. Anderson. 9496
404
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
Better times are near; w and melody.
©ic. May 24, 1933; E unp. 71889;
Joe Agnese. 9497
Betty and Ann and Mary; w Bryan
Courage, m George Barker. © May
3, 1933; E for. 29892; Reynolds &
co. 9498
Biguine amoureuse; de F. Rico; violon
et pf. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29687;
Publications Francis-Day, s. a. 9499
Bill and Nug; song, m Stan Tucker.
© 1c. May 29, 1938; E unp. 72012;
Hobart Byram. 9500
Birthday (A); w Christina Georgina
Rossetti, m Lewis Henry Horton;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © May 25, 1933;
E pub. 36460; M. Witmark & sons.
9501
Birthday party; w Gus Kahn and
Arthur Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown
and Herbert Stothart; boys’ and
girls’ voices. © 1c. May 3, 1933;
E unp. 70936; Metro-Goldwyn-May-
er corp. 9502
Bisbetica (La) domata; di Mario Per-
sico, fantasia Illuminato Culotta;
piccola orch. parti. © Apr. 18, 1933;
E for. 29610; G. Ricordi & co. 9503
Bless this house; by May H. Brahe;
organ or harmonium. © May 16,
1933; E for. 30067; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 9504
Blick (Hin) von dir bringt das gltick
zu mir; English waltz, text Gerd
Karlick, m Herbert Lichtenstein,
arr. Pierre Blaauw; salonorch. stim-
men. © Jan. 10, 1933; E for. 29940;
Albert Stahl. 9505:
Blue are her eyes; waltz song. ©
ie eMay 11. 19335) unp. T1283';
Henry John Walker. 9506
Blue bird’s message; w and melody.
© 1c. May 3, 1933; E unp. 70912;
Lillian G. Whitaker. 9507
Blue Danube; waltz, w Bert Mellor,
m Johann Strauss. © Feb. 10, 1933;
Ei for. 29548; W. H. Paling & ©o.,
ltd. 9508
Blue day blues; w and melody. ©1ce.
May 29, 1983; E unp. 72044; Frank
I. Schultzberg. 9509
Blue prelude; w Gordon Jenkins, m
Joe Bishop; with ukulele arr. Haia
Kaa. © May 9, 1933; E pub. 36230;
Isham Jones, ine. 9510
SE Ay | SS SSS Sse ten i |
9525
Bliitenbaum (Der); text Leo Stern-
berg, m ‘J. Gatter, op. 66, no. 17
dreistimmigen frauenchor u. klavier
u. viola. © Mar. 25, 1933; E for.
ZOO: BP. J. Longer, 9511
Bocca su bocca; valzer, Ugo Solazzi;
piccola orch. parti. © Apr. 18, 1933 ;
EK for. 29611; G. Ricordi & co. 9512
Bogey man blues; w and melody
Bessie Tucker. ©1c. May 26, 1933 ;
E unp. 72057; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 9513
Bohemia; w Walter Hirsch, m Gerald
Marks; with ukulele arr. Jan.
14, 1933; E pub. 362738; Forster
music publisher, inc. 9514
Borracho (El) de Lenox ave.; cancion.
© 1c. May 19, 1988; E unp. 71654;
Anna Alfaro de Conte. 9515
Both of us happy, both of us blue;
w H. Francisco, m D. B. Zoob; pf.
treble. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1983; E unp.
70841; David B. Zoob and Hale
Francisco. 9516
Boxe; de Maurice Schoemaker; ptes.
pour odeon orch. et pour salonorch.
© Apr. 30, 19383; E for. 29922; A.
Cranz. 9517
Breakfast room; by Herbert Stothart,
orch. arr. Charles Maxwell; [pf.-con-
ductor] ©1e. May 3, 1933; E unp
70937; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Corp.
9518
Bridal path; pf.’ © 1 ¢. May 27, 1933 ;
E unp. 71989; Jeanne Frene. 9519
Briegel (George F.) 44 old time Mor-
mon and far West songs; lyrics rev.,
m arr. and compiled G. F. Briegel.
© Apr. 25, 19838; E pub. 36897;
George F. Briegel, ine. 9520
Bright days; song. © May 10, 19383;
E pub. 36855; James EH. Ryan. 9521
Bright (The) yellow moonbeams and
you; valse song. © 1c. May 6,
1933; E unp. 71873; Ida Fox.
$522
Bring us safely home; w Antoinette
Goldwater, m Alberta Carina Aug-
stein: high, in Di © Jan. 31, 1933
E pub. 36472; Boston music co.
9523
Broadcast (The) album; w and m
Ernest Longstaffe. (Concert party
album, no. 9) © May 38, 1983; E
for. 30021; Reynolds & co. 9524
Broadway babieS; song, arr. Stan
Tucker. ©1c. May 8, 1933; E. unp.
71119; Worth Lindley. 9525
405
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9526
Broadway I’m calling on you; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. May 12, 1933; E
unp. 71300; Helen Jensen, Bert
Douglas and J. P. DeLaney. 9526
Brook (The); unison, w Alfred Ten-
nyson, m Eric H. Thiman. © May
16, 193838; E for. 29665; Novello &
co., Itd. 9527
Brown boy; w Avon Long, with mel-
ody. © 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp.
71437; Lillian Armstrong. 9528
Bucket’s (The) got a hole in it; w
and melody Clarence Williams. ©
uc, May.) 19833 38) unpe: (0830
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
ine. 9529
‘Bugle call no. 1; by Samuel Kaylin;
B flat bugle. © 1c. May 16, 1933;
E unp. 71512; Movietone music corp.
9530
Busch (Adolf) Kadenz; zu Joh.
Brahms’ violin-konzert op. 77, D dur,
A. Busch; violine allein. © Feb.
24, 1933; E for. 29628; Breitkopf &
Hartel. 9531
But poverty is now at an end; w E. B.
Maslo, m B. George; pf. treble. ©
1c. May 29, 1983; E unp. 72042;
Bernie George and Emilie B. Maslo.
9532
Butterflies in the rain; fox trot, w
Erell Reaves, m Sherman Myers,
arr. Jack Mason;-orch. pts., with
male trio arr. B. Faighes. © May 8,
1933; EH pub. 36213; Cecil Lennox,
ltd. 9533
By a campfire—in the moonlight; w
Buddy Fields and Al Lewis, melody
Al Sherman. © 1c. May 9, 1933;
E unp. 71166; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 9534
By the side of the hill; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 31, 1983; H unp.
72075; Gordon Mann. 9535
By the silv’ry Rio Grande; w Harry
Edelheit, melody Art Berman. ©
1c. May 27, 1933; E unp. 71990;
Mort Beck music Co. 9536
C’est au rythme d’un tango; tango, de
La terreur de la pampa, paroles
Jean Manse et José de Bérys, m
Jean Lenoir; avec accord de Vuku-
lele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29816;
Editions Salabert. 9537
C’est en vain que tu chercheras; tango
mélodie, dans La dame de minuit,
paroles Marcelle Claude, m Max
Alexys; avec accord de ukulele. ©
pt. OI, n. s., v. 28
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29841; Editions
Salabert. 9538
C’est Joséphine; fox-trot, paroles Jean
Franc-Nohain, m Mireille; avee ac-
cord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29808; Editions Salabert,
9539
C’est la belle vie; 6/8 one step, dans
Le fils improvisé, René Sylviano,
arr. Francis Salabert; pf., violon,
violoncelle et contrebasse. Ptes. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29751; Editions
Salabert. 9540"
C’est moi la vedette; de Bouillabaisse,
m R. Casabianea, arr. et oreh. L.
Salvado; orch. ptes. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29726; Durand & cie.
9541
C’est nous qui Somm’s les houzards;
marche, de Katinka, paroles Pierre
Varenne et Robert Delamare, m
Louis Lajtai, ed. francaise arr. A.
Gauwin. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29984; Ad. Gauwin. 9542
C’est parce que je yous aime; valse,
dans Simone est comme Ga, paroles
Jean Boyer et André Hornez, m
Raoul Moretti; avec accord de
lVukulele. © Mar. 1, 19383; E for.
29804; Editions Salabert. 9543
C'est pas juste; marche, de Un fils
d’Amérique, Georges van Parys, arr.
Francis Salabert; pf., violon, violon-
celle et contrebasse. Ptes. © Dec.
31, 19382; E for. 29756; Editions
Salabert. 9544
C’est toujours le passé .3; blues
chanté, dans Conduisez-moi Madame,
m Oberfeld, arr. Francis Salabert;
orch. ptes. et texte. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29757; Editions Salabert.
9545
Ca cest dla rumba; paroles Géo.
Koger, m Vincent Scotto; avec ac-
cord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29782; Editions Salabert.
9546
Cabaret artist; from How d’you do,
w and m Ord Hamilton. © Apr.
13, 1938; E for. 29876; Geoffrey
Fletcher, ltd. 9547
Cabellera blanca; w and melody
Agustin Lara. ©1c. Apr. 28, 1933;
E unp. 70890; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 9548
Cabin in the valley of the moon; pf.
treble with w. ©1c. May 20, 1933;
E unp. 71709; Marguerite P. Duke.
9549
406
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
-no. 5, 1983
California blues; song, melody Larry
EH. Goffin. © 1c. May 18, 19388; H
unp. 71410; Katie M. Rice. 9550
California moon; song; with ukulele
rie (C) LG) Mavala, 1935 3,8) UND.
71414; Florentino A. Ceniza. 9551
-Call (The) ; song, m May F. Lawrence.
© May 13, 1933; E pub. 36371; Paul
Manchester. 9552:
Call it love; w and melody. © 1 «.
May 26, 1933; E unp. 71954; Gwen-
dolyn Fuller. 9553
Call me back, gal of mine; waltz Song.
© 1c. May 16, 19383; E unp. 71538;
Geo. H. Hsenhuth, jr. 9554
Call me darling; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp. 71634;
Philip H. White. 9555
‘Can I ever be worthy of you; song.
© 1c. May 27, 19383; E unp. 72000;
Roy Williams. 9556
Can there be too much pay; song, m
Raymond Simonds. © 1 ¢. May 20,
1933; E unp. 71698; Thos. W. Wil-
liams. 9557
Can’t get you off my mind; fox trot,
w Clinton Brewer, melody Eddie
Burke. ©1c. Apr. 21, 1933; E unp.
71400; Everett Burke. 9558
Can’t you guess; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1c. May 18, 1933;
E unp. 71610; Hanna L. Flora.
9559
Can’t you take a little joke from me;
song. © 1c. May 12, 1933; E unp.
71324; Rose Lillian Laughlin. 9560
Cantarea romaniei; vy. Joan Balan;
streichorch. Partitur. © June 28,
1932; E for. 29948; Albert Stahl.
9561
Cantilénes d’automne ; poésies Maurice
Boukay, m Charles Levyadé. © Mar.
Wl, 1933; E for. 29716; Heugel. 9562
Canzone bohéme ; yalzer tzigano, Orfeo
Rossi; orch. parti. © Feb. 1, 1933;
E for. 29602; M[ario] Aromando.
9563
Canzone (La) della Volutta; valzer,
de Venere, parole Fausto Nicola
Meroni, m Costantino Ferri; pf. ©
Jan. 15,1933; E for. 29607; M.
Marletta. 9564
‘Canzone per ballo; parole di un canto
popolare greco, tr. Pio Bondioli, m
Ildebrando Pizzettii © May 23,
1933; E for. 30089; G. Ricordi & co.
9565
9580
Capriccio tzigano; tango canzone, m
Marius; orch. parti. © Dec. 1,
1932; E for. 29906; E. M. Chiappo.
9566
Captain Hi-tiddley-hi-ti, Archie of the
royal artillery; fox-trot, w Robert
Hargreaves and Stanley J. Damer-
ell, m Tolechard Evans; with ukulele
arr. © May 10, 1933; BE for. 30062;
Cecil Lennox, ltd. 9567
Cargo of love; song, W Ralph T. Jones.
© Apr. 15, 1933; E pub. 36362;
Jimmy Beers. 9568
Caring for you; song. ©1c. May 19,
1933; E unp. 71667; Lillian Stemple
Meyer. 9569
Carnaval; tango, letra e m Carlos
Portela «pt, ©. Apr, 21, 1933-08
for. 29545; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 9570
Ca-ro-li-na, the land of the darky’s
dream; song, arr. Stan Tucker. ©
1 ce May 15, 1983; E unp. 71460;
Frank Crichlow. 9571
Carrying on with you; pt.-song, w. and
m Harold Robe, Arthur Bergh and
Geoffrey O’Hara, arr. G. O'Hara;
male voices. © May 3, 1933; E pub.
36239; Galaxy music corp. 9572
Carse (Adam) Three waltzes; string
orch. with wind and pf., ad lib. Pf.-
conductor and pts. © Feb. 15, 1933;
E for. 30056; Augener, ltd. 9573
Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Mario) 3 Heine-
lieder; w Heine; pf. 2*°* hft. ©
May 16, 1933; E for. 30061; Mario
Castelnuovo-Tedesco. 9574
Castilian moonlight; w Ed Rose, m
Frederico Longas; with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 11, 1933; E pub. 36272; For-
ster music publisher, inc. 9575
Castiliana (La) ; Spanischer walzer, w
Erich Brock u. Marius, m Hans J.
Salter. [German text only] ©
Mar. 11, 1933; E for. 29638 ; Beboton-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 9576
Caterinette; one-step, Nino Ravasini;
orch. pti. © Mar. 27, 1933; E for.
30004; Societa anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 9577
‘Cause I’m in love with you; song. ©
1c. May 6, 1988; E unp. 71360; Lil-
lian L. Snow. 9578
Cave-man’s (The) dance; w and mel-
ody. © 1. May 8, 1933: E unp.
71118; Raymond J. Rathgeb. 9579
Century of progress; waltz song. ©
1 ¢@ May 10, 1933; E unp. 71199;
Effie S. Armenta. 2580
407
eae
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9581
Century (A) of progress march; song,
m Lee Hair. © 1 c. May 13, 1933;
E unp. 71415; Clarence French.
9581
Certain (A) little cabin in the West;
song, Matt B. Edna, arr. J. Tim
Brymn. © 1c. May 11, 1933; E
unp. 71288; Dorcae Edna Quinn.
9582
Champagne tango; English and Span-
ish lyrics Francia Luban, m M. Ar-
oztegui, arr. J. Rosamond Johnson.
© May 27, 1933; E pub. 36475; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp. 9583
Chanson de Gaspard Hiuser; poéme
Verlaine, m Tony Aubin. © Mar.
1, 1933; E for. 29721; Heugel. 9584
Chanson de Katinka; de Katinka, pa-
roles Pierre Varenne et Robert Del-
amare, m Louis Lajtai, ed. francaise
arr. A. Gauwin. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29985; Ad. Gauwin. 9585
Chanson de valse; w and m M. Ilgen-
fritz. © May 1, 1933; E pub. 36292;
Edward Schuberth & co., ine. 9586
Chanson des sans-culottes ; 6/8 marche,
de Danton, paroles Jan Marotte et
Jean Cis, m André Roubaud; avec
accord de ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29784; Editions Salabert.
9587
Chanson (La) du canard; 6/8 one-
step, paroles Ch. L. Pothier et Géo
Koger, m Léon Raiter; avec accord
de l’ukulele. © Dec. 31, 1932; E
for. 29786; Editions Salabert. 9588
—— —-— de Léon Raiter, arr. Francis
Salabert; orch. ptes. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29754; Editions Sala-
bert. 9589
Chanson (La) du _ sabotier; paroles
Charles Dornier, m René Rabey. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29739; Durand
& cie. 9590:
Chant (Le) du tango; chanson. ©
Mar. 1, 1983; E for. 29685; Jean
Bologne. 9591
Chant of the blues; song. © 1c. May
19, 1933; E unp. 71646; Luther Wil-
liams Kitts. 9592
Chant of the swamp; fox trot, Art
Kassel and Elmer Schoebel, arr.
Art McKay; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. B. Faighes. © May 17%,
1933; E pul. 36321; Leo Feist, inc.
9593
pt. mm, n. s., Vv. 28
w and m Art Kassel and Elmer
Schcoebel; with ukulele arr. © May
10, 1933; E pub. 36255; Leo Feist,
ine. 9594
Chantons; collection of 14 French
songs, arr. Walter Percival and
Leonard G. Newton; with sol-fa ver-
sions. © May 22, 19338; E for.
30078; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 9595.
Chants corses; paroles originales, po-
pulaires corses, frangaises Paul Ar-
righi et Pierre Leca, m Henri ‘To-
masi. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29698 ;
Alphonse Leduc et Cie. 9596.
Chardons (Les) de Verdun; de
Georges Lauweryns; orch. ptes. ©
Mar. 1, 1983; E for. 29701; Heugel.
9597
Charleston; by Arthur Lange, arr.
Emil Gerstenberger; pf. conductor.
© 1c. May 24, 1933; E unp. 71844;
Movietone music corp. 9598
Charlie’s home; w Joe Young and
Chas. Tobias, m J. Fred Coots; with
ukulele arr. © May 10, 1933; E
pub. 36228; Irving Berlin, ine. 9599
Cheat (The) of Cupid; w Robert Her-
rick, m S. E. Lovatt; mixed voices.
(© May 16, 1933; E for. 30065;
Boosey & co., ltd. 9600:
Cherry blossom time; waltz song;
with ukulele arr. © May 12, 1933;
E pub. 36414; Max Mende and Millie
Maueler. 9601
Cherubini (Maria Luigi Carlo Zenobie
Salvatore) Veni Jesu, amor mi;
new arr. Leon A. Cieszykowski;
mixed voices, with organ acc. '
May 20, 1933; E pub. 36366; Bole-
slaw J. Zalewski 9602
Chevaux A lJentrainement; de Le
crime du bouif, Georges van Parys;
pf. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29796;
Editions Salabert. 9603
Chewin’ gum; w from Carter family
book, and melody. © 1 ¢ May 4,
1933; E unp. 71012; Frank Luther.
9604
Chez le cordonnier; petites scénes,
Joaquin Turina; pf. © Apr. &,
1933; E for. 29632; B. Schott’s
séhne. 9605.
Chicago at the fair; m Buddy Hass-
ler; pf. with w. ©1c. May 4, 1933;
E un). 71832; James F. Kiely. 9606
Chicago fair; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
May 17, 1933; E unp. 71604; Wal-
lace Sharpnack. © 9607
408
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
9635
Chicago, fair city of the fair; song, m | Clair de lune; extrait de la Suite ber-
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c May 22, 19838; E unp. 71726;
May Delaney Streater. 9608.
Chicago moon; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
May 10, 19383; E unp. 71240; Daisy
Shirpser. 9609
Chicago (The) world’s fair; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp. 70812;
Lulu E. Jobe. 9610
Chicago 1933 worlds fair; march song,
melody by A. Anton Scheller. ©1c.
May 17, 1933; E unp. 71582; Anna
Scheller Deibert. 9611
Chicagoland festival; march, J. H.
Bell; band pts. © May 25, 1933;
E pub. 36477; C. L. Barnhouse, inc.
9612
Chin; w DeMaiz, m Mité. ©1c. May
19, 1983; E unp. 71677; Francis
Mary Maize. 9613.
Chinese rhythm; violin solo, with pf.
ace. © May 3, 1983; E for. 29658;
Cyril Hellier and Clifford Hellier.
9614
Chingy Wingy Wing Wong’s pig-tail;
w R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, m
Harris Weston; with ukulele arr.
© Apr. 28, 1933; E for. 29671; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 9615
Chiquilla; rumba, dans La revue d’a-
mour, paroles francaises Jean Le
Seyeux, paroles cubaines Della Rosa,
m de G. E. May et H. W. Hampton ;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29809; Editions Sala-
bert. 9616
Choo choo train; fox trot song. © 1
ce. May 9, 1983; E unp. 71382; Alvin
Mitchell. $617
Chop cherry; song, w Robert Herrick.
© May 16, 1983; E for. 29669; C.
Woolley. 9618
Choral et Marche nuptiale; de La belle
mariniére, G. Derveaux, fils; pf. ©
Mar. 1, 1988; E for. 29823; Editions
Salabert. 9619
Cigale et Magali; ouverture, extraite
du ballet, Francis Casadesus; odeon
orch. ptes. © Mar. 16, 1933; E for.
29999; A. Cranz. 9620
Citreanna; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c¢. May 22,
1933 ; E unp. 71739; Oma Ponder.
9621
182870—33——_2
gamasque, Claude Debussy, band
arr. Anton Weiss; with harp and
conductor.) Pts... ©). Oct... 1932:
E for. 29855; Jean Jobert. 9622
Clashing swords; by Peter Brunelli;
pf. conductor. © 1c. May 29, 1933;
E unp. 72056; Movietone musie corp.
9623
Clave azul; w and melody Agustin
Lara. © 1c. May 12, 1933; E unp.
71617; Southern music pub. co., inc.
9624.
Climb on the old band wagon; song,
w William Hebert. © 1 ¢. May 23,
1933; E unp. 71827; William Wolfe
Robbins. 9625
Colleen o’ Killarney; w Leo Robin, m
Arthur Johnston. © 1 ec. May 25,
1933; E unp. 72002; Famous music
corp. 9626
College tap; melody, with pf. acc. ©
1c. May 12, 19838; E unp. 71320;
Lineoln D. McCoy. 9627
Come again, sweet love; by John Dow-
land, arr. Charles F. Manney; 3-pt.
women’s cho. © May 138, 1933; E
pub. 36804; B. F. Wood music co.
9628
Come along singing; song. © 1 e.
May 8, 1983; E unp. 71129; Mabel
Keefer. 9629
Come forth my own; song. © 1 «.
May 10, 1933; E unp. 71201; Hilda
Dorothea Marquardt. 9630
Come give me your smile; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 5, 1933; E unp.
71084; Henry J. Spina. 9631
Come, Holy Spirit; w Biblical, m F.
L. Lawrence; mixed voices. © Apr.
27, 1983; E pub. 36155; M. Witmark
& sons. 9632
Come on in the water’s fine; w and
m Jack Meskill, Ray Klages and
Vincent Rose; with ukulele arr. ©
May 38, 1988; E pub. 36128; Irving
Berlin, inc. $633
Come see the soldiers grand; w and
m Bertie E. Freund; pf. © 1 ¢.
May 10, 1933; E unp. 718380; Bur-
ghardine Elizabeth Freund. 9634
Come take me up for a sky ride; song,
m A. W. Hinkel and Ralph L. Cloos.
© 1c. May 5, 1988; E unp. 71194;
Archie W. Hinkel. 9635
409
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9636
Come to Chicago; waltz song. © May
15, 1933; E pub. 36287; George
Thompson. 9636
Come to the fair; song, w Camille
Callaway. © 1c. May 6, 1933; E
unp. 71100; Leonard P. Smith.
9637
Comme la neige; tango, de La joie
de Paris, 1933, paroles Robert Mari-
no, d’aprés l’original de P. Mendes,
m Vittorio Mascheroni. © Mar. 25,
1933; E for. 29996; Editions José-
phine Baker. 9638
Company (The) of heaven; poem J.
G. Whittier, m Maurice Besly. ©
Apr. 11, 1983; E for. 29583; Boosey
& co., ltd. 9639
Complément (Le) ; 200 lecons de sol-
fége pratique, L. J. Rousseau, Mar-
guerite Rousseau, Cécile Rousseau
et Francois Rousseau. Cours élé-
mentaire, nos. 1-3. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29677; L. Julien Rousseau.
9640
Concert a-moll fiir violine; mit begl.
des orchs., Willi Czernik, op. 86;
klavier-auszug mit solo-violine. ©
Oct. 11, 1982; E for. 29570; Henry
Litolff’s verlag. 9641
Concerto grosso; von Rudolf Moser,
op. 32; streichorch. u. cembalo o.
klavier.
Mar. 20, 1933; E for. 29615; Stein-
griber verlag. 9642
Condor (E1) pasa; Inca dance, Daniel
A. Robles; pf. © May 3, 19383; H
pub. 36127; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 9643
Connecticut waltz; w and melody. ©
1 e@. May 15, 19338; HE unp. .71449;
Rodley Delmus Stoutenburg. 9644
Contest (The) winners; march, J. S.
Taylor; band pts. © May 25, 1933;
HE pub. 36476; C. L. Barnhouse, inc.
9645
Coon (The) among the chickens; nov-
elty pf. or xylophone solo, Malcolm
Ives; orch. pts. © Apr. 21, 1983; E
for. 29594; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd. 9646
Corcovado; par Darius Milhaud, tran-
scription Maurice Maréchal; violon-
celle et pf. © Mar. 15, 1933; E for.
29524; Editions Max Eschig. 9647
Cornish sea pictures; w F, Keeling
Scott and Lawrence Taylor, m L.
Taylor; mixed cho. © Apr. 12,
1933; E for. 29514; Charles La-
rande & co. 9648
Partitur u. stimmen. ©
pt. 1, n. s., v.28
Coro (Il) dei cori; versi Domenico
Tumiati, m Vittore Veneziani; coro
a4voci maschili. Partitura. pte. 1,
no. 1-5.—pte. 2, no. 6. © May 17,
1933; E for. 29957; G, Ricordi & co.
9649
Coronado; tango serenade, Ellis Levy;
violin and pf. © Apr. 11, 1933; EH
pub. 36345; Carl Fischer, inc. 9650
Cottage episode attacca; by Herbert
Stothart, orch. arr. by Paul Mar-
quardt; [pf.-conductor.] © 1 e.
May 38, 19338; E unp. 70939; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 9651
Covadonga ; paso-doble sinfénico; orch.
pts. © May 2, 1933; E for. 29869;
Juan Duran Alemany. 9652
Covenant concert band march; con-
ductor. © 1c. May 38, 1933; E ump.
70923; Alfred Strobeck. 9653
Cowboy’s heaven; w Frank Marvin,
melody G. Autry and Frank Marvin.
© 1c. May 6, 1933; E unp. 71111;
Gene Autry. 9654
Cradle song; w Charlotte H. Coursen,
m F. Ries, arr. Cyr de Brant. 1.
Mixed voices.—2. Sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Mar. 21,, 1933; EP pubieesse:
36326; Carl Fischer, inc. 9655, 9656
Cradle song of the Ozarks; w and m
C. Dadswell. © 1 ¢ May-4, 1933;
E unp. 70991; Cyril Dadswell and
Margaret Lord. 9657
Crescent moon; w N. Freilich, m L.
Pittler.: © 1.\c, May) 20,,49333 E
unp. 71714; Lila Pittler and Norman
Freilich. 9658
Croix de guerre; march, Ralph Hues-
ton Woods, op. 21; band pts.
May 12, 1983; E pub. 36270; Carl
Dillon music co. 9659
Crossing the bar; w Alfred Tennyson,
with melody. © 1c. May 27, 1933;
E unp, 71996; Steve Lovas. 9660
Cruel; pf. with w. © 1 Gaiiay 2c
1933; E unp. 71997; Felix Joseph
Bongiorno. 9661
Cryin’; w Bert Thistle, melody Mau-
rice Merl. © 1c. May 17, 1933; E
unp. 71568; Albert Thistle. 9662
Cummings (Florence Amelia) Ron-
deau; Ww Thomas Moore; mixed
voices. © Apr. 28, 1933; E pub.
36206; White-Smith music pub. co.
9663
Czecho-Slovakian dance song; part-
song, w C. F. M., popular melody arr.
Charles F. Manney; male voices.
410
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
© May 18, 1983; E pub. 36301; B. F.
Wood music co. 9664
Da-dar, da-dee; waltz, w Robert Har-
greaves and Stanley J. Damerell, m
Tolchard Evans. © Apr, 18, 1933;
EH for. 29853; Cecil Lennox, ltd.
9665
Daddy, dear daddy; song, melody Ed-
uard D. Madden. © 1 ¢. May 15,
1988; EH unp. 71458; Edward J.
Lynch. 9666
Daddy—here’s me; w and melody. ©
Pci vay 10, 19833; /HYunp: 71222;
Earle F, Olin. 9667
Daddy’s baby; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
May 22, 1933; E unp. 71722; Ruby
A. Gardner. 9668
Daddy’s love must find the way; song,
arr. Maud Clark Bedney; pf. ©1c.
May 11, 1933; E unp. 71262; Silas
Walton Brister, sr. 9669
Daddy’s treasure; song, m Carl Seyb;
pf. © 1c. May 23, 1933; E unp.
71795; Maude Miller Thornton.
9670
‘Dallas man; w B. Ellison, melody H.
Brooks. © 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp.
70802; Ben Ellison and Harvey
Brooks. 9671
‘Damnés (Les); chanson réaliste, pa-
~ roles Maurice Aubret, m André Sab-
lon; avec accord de lukulele. ©
Mar. 1, 19383; E for. 29788; Editions
Salabert. 9672
Dan, the rag and bone man; w and m
Len Graham; with ukulele arr. ©
May 9, 1933; E for. 30063; Liew
Weir music co. 9673
Dance of the daffodils; w Frances E.
Smith, m F. Ward Smith; with uku-
lele arr. © Apr. 28, 1933; E for.
29885 ; Cecil Lennox, Itd. 9674
Dance suite; 5 pieces, Barbara Kirk-
by-Mason; pf.° © May 17, 1933; H
for. 80053 ; Murdoch, Murdoch & co.,
inc. with John G. Murdoch & co., ltd.
9675
Dance through life with me; w and
m Gerard Recke. © 1 c¢. May 15,
1933; E unp. 71462; G. Gerard
Recke. 9676
‘Dancing honeymoon; w Sara Gold-
man, m Sylvester Long Cross. ©
re May jo, Lose: -h-unp. 71088;
Gertrude Clark. 9677
9691
Dancing stars; foxtrot, Maryan Ra-
wiez, arr. Hans Schneider; orch.,
pts. © Feb. 20, 1933; E for. 29564;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky ). 9678
Danmarks marchen; af Georg Hée-
berg; let arr. for klaver. © Apr.
27, 1933; E for. 29953; Wilhelm
Hansen. 9679
Dans le salon du dentiste; paroles
Jacques-Charles, m Jean Lenoir;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1,
1983; E for. 29814; Editions Sala-
bert. 9680
Dans mon bateau; fox-trot, paroles
Charlys, m Vincent Scotto; avec
accord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29781; Editions Salabert. 9681
Danse écossaise; by Fred T. Baker, ed.
William M. Felton; pf. © Apr. 18,
1933; E pub. 36099; Oliver Ditson
co., ine. 9682
Danse mauresque; pf. ©1c. May 23,
19338; E unp. 71794; Alda Astori.
9683
Darling mine; song, m S. Medoff and
Irving Pietrack. © 1 ¢ May 26,
1933; E unp. 71966; Samuel Medoff.
9684
Das sang der grosspapa; tango, w
Hans Lengsfelder, m Harry Ralton.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29637; Be-
boton-verlag, G.m.b.H. 9685
Davico (V.) Tre facezie; di Poggio
Fiorentino, version francaise Louis
de Morsier. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29689; R. Deiss. 9686
Dawn (The) of a brighter day; song,
m Luther A. Clark. © May 1, 1933;
E pub. 36117; A. S. Davenport.
9687
Day.: ‘song. "© 1. ¢) Apr. 2 n9ss-
E unp. 70885; Charles Johnson.
9688
Day dreams; w Anne Stiles, melody
J. Law. ©1c. May 15, 1933; E unp.
71448; Joan Law and Anne Jones
Smith. 9689
Days that once have been; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 10, 1983; E unp. 71234;
N. Lloyd Ingram. 9690
De worl am gwine to end; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. May 29, 1983; EB
unp. 720338; Ralph Whelan Mitchell
Keating. 9691
411
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9692
Dead roses; by S. Spain-Dunk; violin
SNC DES io Or Apr. 1b. 1983 5 Mia ehor:
29842; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 9692
Dear mother; song. © 1 e¢. May 2,
1933; E unp. 71835; Fred Valway.
9693
Dear old high; 2-pt. cho., w Afton Dun-
can; ten. or sop., and basses or altos.
© Apr. 15, 1933; E pub. 36209; Fred-
erick Wick. 9694
Dear old Miami home; w and m Har-
old Motter. © May 1, 1933; E pub.
36215; C. H. Motter. 9695
Dear old Shenandoah; song, melody
Stan Tucker. © 1c. May 22, 1933;
EB unp. 71756; William D. Vrooman.
9696
Dear, please come home to me; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1. May 1, 1933; E unp.
70816; Robert Rhoden. 9697
Dearest pal; w and melody. © 1.
May 15, 1933; E unp. 71471; Julia
Smatlik. S698
Dearest (The) pal was my mother, the
sweetest gal in all the world; w and
melody. © 1 ¢«. May 26, 1933; E
unp. 71963; Bert Hoffman. 9699
Deep, dark, secret love; song. ©1..
May 16, 193838; E unp. 71500; Marvin
Hammond Hughes. $700
Deep in the arms of love; w and m
Irving Webb. © 1c. May 12, 1933;
E unp. 71314; Ervin Arthur Webb.
9701
Delannoy (Marcel) Deux chansons
de Clarin; poésies Alexandre Ar-
noux. © Mar. 1, 1983; E for. 29708;
Heugel. 9702
De La Salle (The) march;. by C.
Mader and H. Basil; band pts. ©
Apr.. 28, 1933; E pub. 36108; Carl
Mader. $703
De Molay; legion of honor march
song; melody with pf. acc. ©1e.
May 2, 1983; E unp. 70870; Wilson
Jobn Fisher. 9704
Demon (The) king; w Greatrex New-
man, m Wolseley Charles. © May
23, 1933; E for. 30077; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 9705
Depression; song. © May 2, 1933; E
pub. 36482; Thomas A. O'Leary.
9706
in D min. © 1c. May 9,
E unp. 71179; Albert G. Smol-
9707
song;
1933 ;
ensky,
4]
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28:
Depression (The) blues; mixed yoices.
© 1c. May 31, 1933; E unp. 72063 ;
Frank L. Martin. 9708
Depression blues; fox trot song. ©
1 sec. May 2,.1983; By uapaliiess:
W. J. Lund. 9709
Depression won’t last forever; w and
melody. © 1 c. May 10, 1933; E:
unp. 71207; Laurence Griffith. 9710
Desert mirage; no. 1, from Oriental
suite, William H. Woodin; pf. ©
1c. May 24, 1933; E. unp. 71862;
Miller music, inc. 9711
Desert moon; w and melody. © 1 «.
May 4, 1933; E unp. 70962; Eligah
Welch. ye LS
Désir ; tango, paroles Lucien Boyer, m:
Learsi; avec accord de ukulele. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29815; Editions
Salabert. 9713
Deutsches (Ein) lied; text Georg
Reiss, m Bruno Sttirmer; manner-
chor, a cappella. Partitur u. stim-
men. ,©:; Mar... J5, A933 ey; ator
29976; P. J. Tonger. 9714.
Deutschland; text Ludwig Finckh, m
Richard Trunk, op. 64, nr. 2; maén-
nerchor, ohne begl. © May 5, 1933;
E for. 29927; F. E. C. Leuckart.
9715
Devils hopping in hell; pf. © 1 «.
May 20, 1933; E unp. 71716; Eva
Della White Wakelee. 9716
Did I fall in love; w and melody
Benee Russell, Geo. W. Meyer and
Pete Wendling. © 1 ec. May 10,
1933; E unp. 71214; Irving Berlin,
inc. 9717
Die mit trinen siden; motette, Mel-
chior Franck, eingerichtet, Hrhard
Mauersberger ; zwei gemischte chore.
© Feb. 24, 1933; E for. 29622; Breit-
kopf & Hirtel. 9718
Dimmi perché ; fox-trot, m Marius, arr.
G. Filippini; orch. parti e testo. ©
Jan...1,,.19838;; Ei: for; 2990s sia ae:
Chiappo. 9719
Dirge of the dead; w and melody
Harvey Svird. © 1c. May 18, 1933;
E unp. 71564; John Harvey Svird.
9720
Divertimento; von Herbert Viecenz;
violine, viola u. violoncello. 1. Par-
titur. 12mo.—2. Stimmen. © Mar.
1, 1933; E for. 29565, 29566; Henry @
Litolff’s verlag. 9721, 9722)
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hod
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1983
Divertimento breve; v Alexander
Spitzmitiller-Harmersbach, op. 6; 2
violinen, bratsche, fagott und kla-
vier. © Mar. 24, 1933; E for. 30051;
Universal edition, a. g. 9723
Divertissement; by Edward Turechek,
woodwind quartet, sc. and pts.; in
F min. © May 9, 1933; E pub.
36203; M. Witmark & sons. 9724
‘Dixie Lee; fox trot song. © 1c. May
10, 19338; E unp. 71391; Celestine
McKinney. 9725
‘Dixie moon; fox-trot song, Fred L.
Gerbig; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
May 25, 1933; E unp. 71910; Joseph
_ Francis Hunt. 9726
‘Do tell me dear; w and melody. ©
1c. May 5, 1983; E unp. 71082; V.
A. Doodinsky, 9727 |
Do you ever think of me; song, m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1 ec.
May 5, 19383; E unp. 71050; Nadine
Woodward. 9728
Do you remember; w and m Harold
Green. © 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
71004; Virgil Harold Green. 9729:
Dobbin ; unison song for boys, w Biddy
Moran, m Gordon Jacob. © Apr.
21, 1933; E for. 29591; Boosey & co.,
Itd. 9730
Dock-side suite; by Alec Rowley; pf.
@mMar, 31. 1933: EH for. 29528;
Enoch & sons (1927) Itd. 9731
Dolly; one-step, Giovanni Simonetti;
orch. pti. © Mar. 27, 1933; E for.
30007; Societa anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 9732
Donna grazia; valzer, versi Enrico
Frati, m Nino Ravasini, arr. Fey-
der; orch. parti. © Mar. 27, 1933;
E for. 30015; Societa anonima Su-
vini-Zerboni. 9733
Don’t blame it on the moonlight, just
blame it on me; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. May 18, 1933; E unp. 71606;
Nellie Mayer. 9734
Don’t change, be as you are; w Roy
Turk, m Vee Lawnhurst; with uku-
lele arr. © May 10, 1933; E pub.
36352; Miller music, ine. 9735
Don’t forget to remember me; song.
© 1c. May 13, 1933; E unp. 71406;
Ray Odle. 9736
Don’t hide love; w and melody. ©
1 c. May 12, 1933; E unp. 71302;
Marjorie Montgomery, Bert Douglas
and J. P. DeLaney. 9737
9752
Don’t leave me Sweet Sally; song. ©
1c. May 6, 1933; E unp. 71370; FIs
L. Page. 9738
Don’t leave me till you smile; w and
melody. © 1 e¢. May 81, 1933; HE
unp. 72070; Gertrude D. Nosler.
9739
Don’t play me cheap; w Harry Dial,
and melody. © 1c. May 4, 1933;
E unp. 71022; Zilner T. Randolph.
9740
Don’t say you’re sorry; fox trot song.
© 1c. May 9, 1933; E unp. 71380;
Earl Bradley. 9741
Doomed; w Gordon Vanderberg, m
Adria Brown; with ukulele arr.
Jan. 21, 1988; E pub. 36092; W. R.
Brown. 9742
Douglas band folio; by George Doug-
las and A. C. Liscombe, arr. Floyd J.
St. Clair; solo B flat cornet. v. 2.
© May 16, 1933; E pub. 36279;
Sam Fox pub. co. 9743
Down among the southern palms; w
and melody. © 1 c¢. May 3, 1933;
E unp. 70893; Hilda A. Kellman.
$744
Down by a riverside; by W. H. Reed;
strings and pf.-conductor pts.
Apr. 25, 1983; E for. 29662; Joseph
Williams, ltd. 9745
Down by the garden gate; song. ©
1 ec. May 19, 1933; E unp. 71682;
Henry Dyer Hurdon. 9746
Down in a garden of roses, there’s
where I met her first; song; with
ukulele arr. © May 12, 1933; HE
pub. 36413; Michael Costeldi. 9747
Down in Costa Rica; song. © 1 e.
May 16, 1983; E unp. 71504; Jay
Cooke Smith. 9748
Down in good luck alley; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. May 22, 1933;
E unp. 71761; Lucile Grainger
Smith. 9749
Down in lover’s lane; fox-trot ballad,
w Al. Piantadosi, m Ira Roberts;
with ukulele arr. © May 8, 1933;
E pub. 36148; Royal music co.
9750
Down in the valley with you, dear;
song, melody Larry E. Goffin. ©
te. May 12; 71938; E unp. 71316;
John Labadie. 9751
Down the beautiful shady lane with
you; song, m Sylvester Long Cross;
pt. © i ec. May 5, 19383; E unp.
71036 ; Catherine O’Zemina. 9752
413
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9753
Down the road to Dixie heaven; wand | Dreams, just empty dreams;
melody. ©1c. May 2, 1933; E unp.
70858 ; Morty Berk. 9753
Dream cabin; song, m Luther A. Clark.
© May 15, 1933; E pub. 36288;
Emma R. Fisher. 9754
Dream (A) come true; pf. with w.
© 1c. May 12, 1938; E unp. 71305;
Delmar Fick. 9755
Dream girl: musical drama. © 1 e¢.
May 1, 1933; D 28483; Margaret
Manora Boylan. 9755*
song. ©1c. May 6, 1933; E unp.
71356; John Rudcki. 9756
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. May 22, 1933;
E unp. 71740; Theo Bradberry.
9151
valse, w and m Helen B. Broken-
shire. © 1c. May 9, 1983; E unp.
71381; Helen B. Moore. 9758
Dream melody; song; with ukulele
arr.,, © 1iex May ,5, 1933; E.,unp:
71034; Oliver Patterson. 9759
Dream of a homesteader’s child—
Cloran; musical play, w and melo-
dies. © 1c. May 26, 1933; D 28456;
Ernest Everhart Baker. 9759*
Dream of home sweet home; w J. S.
Thomas, m T. E. Mowry. © 1 ec.
May 29, 1933; E unp. 72001; Joseph
Sterling Thomas and Thomas Elliott
Mowry. 9760
Dream (The) pedlar; symphonic poem,
Emerson Whithorne, op. 50; orch.
Se. © Apr. 1, 1933; E pub. 36078;
Cos Cob press, ine. 9761
Dream serenade; w Arthur Snyder, m
Gustave Haenschen. © May 8, 1933;
E pub. 36183; Joe Davis, inc. 9762
Dream waltz; by Heinrich Gebhard;
pf. © Mar. 31, 1933; E pub. 36335;
Carl Fischer, inc. 9763
Dream your troubles away; song. ©
1c. May 6, 1983; E unp. 713853 ; Flor-
ence A. Ball. 9764
Dreaming: days; w and melody. ©
1 ec. May 23, 19838; E unp. 71810;
Henry Anson Truax. 9765
Dreaming of you: w and melody Lew
Paul. ©.1c. May 31, 1933; E unp.
72088; Robert W. Stringer. 9766
Dreamland waltzing; song, melody
Starret system club. © 1 ¢. May 8,
1933; E unp. 71145; Fred Nitschke,
tr, 9767
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
waltz.
song. © 1c. May 31, 1933; E ump.
72077 ; Laura Mae von Pippin. 9768
Dreams of you; w Emory Scott, mel-
ody Myrrl Striegel. © 1c. May 25,
1933; E unp. 71893; Andrew Myrrl
Striegel. 9769-
Dreams that never fade; song. ©1e.
May 16, 1933; E unp. 71505; Jay
Cooke Smith. OTTO
Dreamy Mississippi moon: song. ©
1‘e. May 12, 1933.37 fi ee
Evalynn Sherlock and Edward C.
Bishop. 9771
Dreamy thoughts; song, melody the
Starret system club. © 1c. May 15,
1933; E unp. 71451; Ellen Lucille
Fortier. 9772
Drei (Die) kénige; versi H. Heine, m
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. © May
16, 1933; E for. 30060; A. Forlivesi
& ¢. 9773.
Drifting down the Ohio with you;
song, w Presley Bishop. © 1 ¢. May
11, (1988; E- unp. (1255; Prestey-
Bishop and Evalynn Sherlock.
9774
Drifting down the weary river; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr: © 1c. May 10, 1983; E unp.
71237; William Larsen. 9775.
Drifting on a blue lagoon: from The
white sister, w Gus Kahn, m Her-
bert Stothart. © 1c. May 22, 1933;
E unp. 71778; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 9776
Drifting on clouds; melody, with pf.
ace. © 1c. May 12, 1933; E unp.
71321; Lincoln D. McCoy. 9777
Drifting with the leaves; waltz song.
© 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp, 71435;
Irene Harris. 9778
Drink to me only with thine eyes;
w Ben Jonson, m R. Nathaniel Dett;
mixed voices. © May 8, 1933; EH
pub. 36222; J. Fischer & bro.
Drinking song; w Helen Waddeil, from
the Latin MS. of Benedictbeuern,.
m Gustav Holst; male cho. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Mar. 7, 1933;
E for. 29593; Hawkes & son (Lon-
den) Itd. 9780
Drive old depression away; song. ©
1 ce. May 6, 1933; E unp. 71362;
Allen Anderson. 9781
414
no, 5, 1933
Drowsy; w and m Mité. © 1c. May
19, 1988; E unp. 71679; Francis
Mary Maize. 9782
Du bist die frau fiir mich; tango, text
u. m Ernst Sorge, spezial-arr. Ger-
hard Mohr; orch, stimmen. © Jan.
1, 19338; E. for. 29965; ‘Wilhelm
Gebauer. 9783
Du hast mir im leben; English waltz,
w Rudolf Berdach, m Alfons Jos.
Biron, klavier-arr. Billy Golwyn. ©
May 6, 19383; E for. 29917; Musik-
verlag City. 9784
Du lieber, alter Stephansturm ; Wien-
erlied, w u. m Wilh. Aug. Jurek. ©
Feb. 14, 1933; E for. 30026; Otto.
Maass musikverlag. 9785
Dunhill (Thomas F.) Three preludes;
pf. © May 10, 1983; E for. 29919; -
Murdoch, Murdoch & co., inc. with
John G. Murdoch & co., ltd. 9786
Each night; w and melody. © 1 «.
Apr. 27, 1933; E unp. 70730; Frank
Jannuzzi, Bert Douglas and J. P.
Delaney. 9787
Hast of the sun—west of the moon,
where can you be; w Marty Symes
and Al J. Neiburg, melody Jerry
“Levinson. © 1c. May 25, 1933; E
unp. 71919; Santly bros., inc. 9788
Haster morning; 3-pt-song, w Irene
Gass, m George Rathbone; equal
voices. © May 16, 1933; E for.
29667; Novello & co., ltd. 9789
Easy on the eyes; w Howard Johnson
and Charles Tobias, melody J. Fred
Coots. © 1c. May 2, 1933; E unp.
70856; Santly bros., inc. 9790
Hesigey >< w 'and,.m Mité... © 1c
May 19, 1933; HE unp. 71672; Francis
Mary Maize. 9791
Edgarpriest; hymn tune, w William
Hammond. © 1 ec. May 13, 1933;
E unp. 71412; Douglas Fletcher.
9792
Educational orchestra album; coll. for
school orch., selected and ed. George
L. Lindsay and George P. Spangler,
arr. Charles J. Roberts; 1st violin
Ate, ©). Apr.) 28,4933 3) EY pub.
86342 ; Carl Fischer, inc. 9793
Hinen Sonntag ohne sorgen; lied u.
Slow-fox, w Fritz Rotter, m B.
Kaper u. Walter Jurmann. © Mar.
23, 1933; E for. 29554; Alrobi
musikverlag, G.m.b.H. 9794
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
9807
Einmal mécht ich noch primaner sein;
tango, text u. m Bruno Balz, Bert
Reisfeld u. Rolf Marbot, arr. Ger-
hard Mohr; orch. stimmen, mit min-
NeETLTIO. ©, wane 7, 19a5 el tor.
29989'; Musikverlag City. 9795
Elegie; v. Franz Mayerhoff, op. 50;
violoncello u. klavier o. orgel.
Mar. 29, 1933; E for. 29947; Fr.
Kistner and C. F. W. Siegel. 9796
Hlisa, ta mére t’appellee; de Bouilla-
baisse, m R. Casabianea, arr. et
orch. L: Salvado; orch. ptes. ©
Mar 1, 1983; © for. 29727; Durand
& cie, 9797
Elle était du nord; 6/8 one-step, A.
Calabrese, arr. Francis Salabert;
orch, ptes. et texte. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29762; Editions Salabert.
9798
Embers; w and melody. © 1c. May
18, 1933; E unp. 71592; Murrill Be-
vans. 9799
Emeralds; concert valse, Sydney Rich-
field, arr. Adolf Lotter; orch. pts.
© May,,,12,;,1933; H..for. 29952;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 9800
En écoutant les p’tits oiseaux ; marche,
de Katinka, paroles Pierre Varenne
et Robert Delamare, m Louis Lajtai,
ed. francaise arr. A. Ganwin.
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29986; Ad. Gau-
win. 9801
En province; valse musette, de Riri
et nono en vacances, paroles Roger
Bernstein, m G. van Parys; avec
accord de ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
BE for. 29794; Editions Salabert.
9802
En valsant; par M. Cadier; pf. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29736; Durand
& cie. 9803
Enchanted: song, m Lon Healy. ©
1 @ May 6, 1983; E unp. 71096;
Constance Griswold. 9804
Enchanted (The) castle; overture,
Henry Hadley, op. 117; orch. pts.
© Mar. 21, 1933; E pub. 36343; Carl
Fischer, inc. 9805
Enchanteresse; intermezzo sérénade,
F. Dominiey; orch. ptes. © Mar.
1, 1933; E for. 29692; Choudens.
9806
Hncouragements to a lover; w John
Suckling, m Lewis Henry Horton;
mixed voices. © May 25, 1933; E
pub. 86457; M. Witmark & Pee
415
ae
o.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9808
pt. mm, n. s., v. 28
England; w Irene Oldershaw, m Mau-
rice Besly; in F. © Apr. 11, 1933;
EK for. 29534; Boosey & co., Itd.
9808
Entre Saint-Ouen et Clignancourt; sur
la zone, blues, paroles Maurice Au-
bret, m André Sablon avec accord
de l’'ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29787; Editions Salabert. 9809
Entretin (L’) deS comméres; com-
mento sinfonico, Amedeo Escobar ;
piceola orch. parti. © Feb. 15, 1933;
E for. 29910; Mario Aromando.
9810
Era la noche helada; tango-cancion,
© 1c. May 38, 1933; E unp. 70926;
Anna Alfaro de Conte. 9811
Hrin’s lovely child; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1 ¢. May 4, 1933: E unp.
71003; Mary O’Leary. 9812
Es bltiht ein rosenstrauch; walzerlied,
w Hans Lengsfelder, m Karl Maier.
© Apr. 5, 1933; E for. 29559; Drei
masken musik, G. m. b. H. 9813
Es ist schon wirklich nicht. mehr
schon; tango, aus Die tochter des
regiments, w Hans Hannes, m Kurt
Lewinnek. © Mar. 11, 1933; E for.
29646; Beboton-verlag, G. m. b. H.
9814
Es kam die gnadenvolle nacht; altes
Weihnachtslied, m G. Gohler; orgel,
klavier o. streichquartett begl. ©
Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 29932; Georg
Gohler. 9815
Es wollt’ ein Magdlein tanzen geh’n;
zweite melodiehilfte erginzt u. fiir
dreistimmigen miinnerchor, sop. solo
o. auch chor u. horn gesetzt J. Gat-
ter, op: 62a. ..©, Mar. 25; 1933
10s OUT P. | da: Longer 9816
Esquisses d’Orient; from Oriental
suite, William H. Woodin; pf. no.
3, 4. © 1 e. each May 24, 1933;
E unp. 71863, 71864; Miller Music,
ine. 9817, 9818
Et tout, et tout, et tout; paroles Géo
Koger et Mare Cab, m_ Vincent
Scotto. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29780; Editions Salabert. 9819
Etienne; one step, dans La bonne aven-
ture, Jean Lenoir, arr. Francis Sala-
bert; pf., violon, violoncelle et con-
trekasse. Ptes. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E for, 29761; Editions Salabert.
9820)
Evening hymn; on a ground, w Wil-
liam Fuller, m Purcell, arr. E. Mark-
ham Lee; 4-pt. choir; organ ace.
© May 2, 1933; E for. 29651; Banks
& son. 9821
Evening shadows; song, melody Star-
ret system club. © 1 © May 8,
1933; E unp. 71147; Margaret Eliza-
beth Gohn. 9822
Eventide; reverie, R. B. Hayward;
band pts. © May 10, 1933; E pub.
36328; Carl Fischer, ine. 9823
Everybody’s favorite songs; w Kermit
Lyons and others, arr. Paul Hill;
voice, banjo, violin, xylophone, trom-
bone and other instruments. ©
Mar. 22, 1933; E pub. 36148; Amsco
music sales co. 9824
Everything’s sugar and cream; Song.
© 1c. May 13, 1983; E unp. 71407;
Ray Odle. 9825
Everything says, I love you; song, mel-
ody Geo. P. Dixon. © 1 ¢ May 8,
1983; E unp. 71137; Jesse Holbert.
9826
Everything will be okay; w and mel-
cody Jay Kaye. ©1c. May 10, 1933;
E unp. 71247; Joseph Knudsen.
9827
Ev’ry time it’s raining I want sun-
shine: fox trot, w and melody. ©
1c. May 4, 1933; E unp. 70990; Otto
Schick. 9828
Ev’rything’s O. K.; w and melody. ©
1 ec. May 23, 1983; EH unp. GSks;
LeRoy Brown. 9829
Exilés (Les); poésie A. Lallemand, m
Francisque Darcieux cheur a 4
voix d’hommes, sans ace. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29681; Henry Lemoine
et cie. §830
Eyes of blue: song, w Hope Sherrard.
© 1¢ May 2; 19383; EH. unite:
Homer Altizer. 9831
Eyes of pretty blue; song, m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. 1) & Mew oe
1933; E unp. 71051; William Joseph
Banks. 9832
Eyes that count; song. © May 4,
1933; E pub. 36135; Lawrence Liv-
ingstone. 9833
F. D. (The) Roosevelt victory march;
* by Belle Sieve; pf. © 1c. Apr. 22,
1933: E unp. 70410; Belle Sieve-
Borsuk. 9834
Fair-ground march; w Berenice J.
Fleischmann, m B. H. Swain. ©
1 ec. May 18, 1933; E unp. 71688;
Belle H. Swain. 9835
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no. 5, 1933
Fair young lover; w traditional, rev.
F. Luther, and melody. ©1c. May
4, 1933; E unp. 710138 ; Frank Luther.
9836
Fairy phantoms; by Reg. H. Casson;
pi. ©. May 8, 1933; E for. 30079;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.
9837
Fairy-tale; slow fox, Illuminato Cu-
lotta; jazz-orch. parti. © Apr. 18,
1833; E for. 29609; G. Ricordi &
co. 9838
Fairy tales from the Orient; valse,
Johann Strauss, arr. Aubrey Win-
ter; orch. pts. © May 16, 1933; H
for. 30070; Hawkes & son (London)
1c; 9839)
Falene (Le) ; intermezzo-scherzo,
Amedeo Escobar; orch. parti. ©
Jan. 15, 1933; E for. 29605; M[ario]
Aromando. 9840)
Fan song and drill; w John Falstaff,
‘m and drill composed and arr. Wil-
son Manhire. © Apr. 11, 1933; E
for. 29930; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.
9841
Fancy this; song selections from the
musical tour. © Apr. 21, 1933: E
pub. 36131; Charles Robert Walsh.
9842
Fanfares and trumpet calls; by L. E.
DeFrancesco. © 1c. May 22, 1933;
E unp. 71933; Movietone music corp.
9843
Fantaisie orientale, no. 2; by William
Hor woodin::. pt... ,©..1)¢e.. May. 24,
193838; E unp. 71865; Miller music,
inc. 9844
Fantaisie orientale, no. 5; no. 5, from
Orientale suite, William H. Woodin ;
Meme tc. May 24, 1933: HK) unp.
71866; Miller music, inc. 9845
Fantastic dance; by Frederick Delius;
orehi pts. (Cy Apr. '7,'19838° HE for.
29541; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
9846
Far away on the banks of New River;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. ©.1¢. May 10, 1933;
E unp. 71241; Samuel P. Stone.
9847
Farewell (A); 8-pt.-song, w Alfred
Tennyson, m Hric H. Thiman; treble
voices. © May 16, 1933; E for.
29666; Novello & co., ltd. 9848
Farm (The) hand; by R. H. Bassett ;
pf. © 1c. May 16, 1933; E unp.
71513; Movietone musie corp. 9849
9864
Fate (The) of baby Lindbergh; w
and melody. © 1c. May 15, 1933;
EK eunp. 71487; Helen Shultz. 9850
Favorito (Il) del re; sinfonia, Antonio
Veretti; orch. Partitura. © May
17, 1983; E for. 29955; G.. Ricordi
& co. 9851
Fayau (Odette) 2 brunettes; paroles
inconnues de 17° siecle; voix de
femmes ou d’enfants, sans acc. ©
Dec. 31, 1982; E for. 29679; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 9852
—— 2 chansons béarnaises; 4 3 voix
de femmes ou d’enfants, sans acc.
© «Mar. 1, 1933 HE for, 29680:
Henry Lemoine et cie. 9853
Fear; w Joe Young, melody Sammy
Fain: © 1c. May 24, 1933; E unp.
71883 ; Irving Berlin, inc. 9854
Feed me chicken; w and m Walter
and Mout. "©. ave Apr. 20 tose cine
unp. 71190; Walter B. Bell. 9855
Feed your auto corn; w and melody.
© 1 ¢: May 15, 1933; E unp. 71473;
Kae Mullick. 9856
Feelin happy ’cause I’m going home;
w and melody. ©1c. May 25, 1933;
E unp. 71908; Margaret Sloma.
9857
Femme (La) est faite pour ’homme;
slow-fox, dans Une idée folle, pa-
roles René Pujol et Ch. L. Pothier,
m Oberfeld; avee accord de Vuku-
lele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29801;
Editions Salabert. 9858
Festival dance; by Herbert Stothart;
Dt LO), do Ce May. 3, poss. mane
70930; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
9859
Festival march; by C. M. von Weber,
op. 38, no. 5, transcribed Charles J.
Roberts; orch. pts. © Mar. 28,
1933; E pub. 36346; Carl Fischer,
ine. 9860
Féte champétre; by R. H. Bassett;
pf.-conductor. © 1.¢. May 16, 1933;
E unp. 71518; Movietone music corp.
9861
Feuilles mortes; poeésie Maurice Bou-
kay, m Charles Levadé. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29715; Heugel. 9862
Fickle love; w De Maiz, m Mité. ©
ti coiiMaly TO )1988 3 Ean: 171675;
Francis Mary Maize. 9863
Fifi; one-step Nino Ravasini; orch.
parti) © Gly Mar 2s 19083 +... Hy htor:
30016; Societa anonima Suvini-
Zerboni. 9864
417
——— Pee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
"9865
Fille (La) 4 vendre; paroles Fernand
Loisel, m H. Cliquet-Pleyel; avec
accord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29827; Editions Salabert.
9865
Filo (Il) d’Arianna; mito in tre atti,
Achille Geremicca, m _ Pasquale
Rubino. © 1 c. May 16, 1933; D
284388 ; Pasquale Rubino. 9865*
-Finissez done, monsieur; paroles
Gabriello, m Jean Lenoir; avec ac-
cord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29813; Editions Salabert.
9866
‘Finke (Fidelio F.) Trio; violine,
violoncell u. klavier. © Feb. 38,
1933; E for. 30030; Universal edi-
tion, a.g. 9867
Fire (The) chief; march, William H.
Woodin, arr. Mayhew Lake; band
pts. © Mar. 22, 1933; E pub. 36149;
Miller music, ine. 9868
First (The) commandment; w from
Exodus; organ. © 1 ¢ May 27,
1933; E unp. 71999; Edwyn H.
Pfister. 9869
-First concert party album; w and m
Frank Wood and Cecil Harrington.
© May 9, 1933. E for. 30023; B.
Feldman & co. 9870
Flag (The) bearer; march, James
Hunter; violin, 1st position, and pf.,
incl. teacher’s 2d violin pt. © Mar.
31, 1933 ; E pub. 36332; Carl Fischer,
ine. 9871
Fleurs cueillies; poésie Maurice Bou-
kay, m Charles Levadé. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29711; Heugel. 9872
‘Flor (La) del camino; tango, w and
m Charles Maduro; with guit. arr.
© Mar. 27, 1983; E pub. 36111;
Southern music pub. ¢o., inc. 9873
Flowers (The) of the forest; Scots
air with descant, w traditional, m
arr. Eric H. Thiman. Winthrop
Rogers ed. © May 23, 19338; H for.
30074 ; Boosey & co., ltd. 9874
Flowers of the nations; juvenile oper-
etta, libretto Alma Bradbury Hough-
ton, m Elizabeth Sutton Brown. ©
Mar. 7, 1933; D 28436; Willis music
co. 9874*
Flute quintet; by Edward Turechek ; 4
flutes and pf., sc. and pts.; in D min.
© May 9, 1933; E pub. 36200; M.
Witmark & sons. 9875
418
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Foden’s (Wm.) modern chord method
for guitar; by William Foden; with
diagram arr. bk. 2). >@* Ape 29,
1933; AA 121134; Wm. J. Smith mu-
sie ‘co. /.ine: 9876
Fond recollections, mem’ries of old;
w Joe Young, melody Gerald Marks.
© 1 ce. May 22, 1933; E unp. 71741;
Irving Berlin, inc. 9877
Fool (A) I’ve been to fall in love with
you; song, m Louis Rocco Carle and
Gibby Lockard. © 1 ec. May 25,
1933; E unp. 71924; Louis R. Carle.
9878
Fool (A) in love; w Geo. McQueen, m
Sid Lippman; with ukulele arr.
Mar. 16, 1933; E pub. 36248; Irv-
ing Berlin, inc. 9879
For a kiss; song, arr. by May F. Law-
rence. © May 13, 1933; E pub.
36372; Paul Manchester. 9880
For depression has gone bye [sic]; w
and melody. © 1c. May 17, 1933;
E unp. 71560; Frederick Emerson
Jacobs. 9881
For the love o’ money; fox-trot song.
© 1c. May 11, 1933; BE unp. 71272;
Edward Henry Miller. 9882
For you and me; song, arr. Vern El-
liott. © 1c. May 29, 1933; E unp.
72037; Viola Cupps Pierce. 9883
Foreclosing my mortgage of dreams;
song, m Hugh Mooney and Kathryn
Williams. © May 19, 1933; E pub.
36376; Abraham Boshwitz Cohn.
9;
Forever: w and melody. © 1 ¢c. May
17; 1983; EY unp: Tiss ae
Spina. 9885
Forever in my heart; w and melody.
© 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp. 70982;
Bertha M. Jackson. 9886
Forget me now and try again; song.
© 1c. May 8, 1933; E unp. 71196;
William A. Kemp. 9887
Forgetting you; song. © 1c. May 4,
1933; E unp. 71011; Ignatius Volpe.
9888
Forgive and forget; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 15, 1933; BE unp.
71419: Eva Hansen and Edmond
Hansen. 9889
Forgive me—I tried not to love you;
song, w Kate Sweeney. ©1¢. May |
8, 1933; E unp. 71156; Marie D. |
Sweeney. 9890
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Forgiving you; pf. treble with w. ©
1 ec. May 20, 1988; E unp. 71710;
Marguerite P. Duke. 9891
Forgotten (The) woman; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp.
71454; Colin McLeod. 9892
Fort Duquesne; march, John L. Green-
awald. 1. Full brass band pts.—
2. Full orch. pts. © May 19, 1933;
E pub. 36299, 36300; Volkwein bros.,
ine. 9893, 9894
Forward, Ajmerica; w and melody.
© 1c. May 26, 1933; E unp. 71947;
Thomas J. Floersch. 9895
Four (The) years; w and melody. ©
1c. May 23, 1933; E unp. 71818;
Hettie M. Lee. $896
Francis & Day’s album of old favourite
dances, no. 2; with dance descrip-
tions, arr. various composers; pf.
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 28, 1933;
EK for. 29670; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd. 9897
Franklin D.; w and melody. ©1..
Apr. 18, 1983; E unp. 70838; Harry
Kema. 9898
w and melody. © 1c. May 10,
19383; E unp. 71223; Harle F. Olin.
9899
Franklin D. Roosevelt; hymn, melody
F. Cusenza. © 1c. May 22, 1933;
EK ounp. 71751; Frank Cusenza and
Joseph Serra. 9900
——melody. © 1 c¢. May 16, 1933;
HE unp. 71509; Frank Covello. 9901
Franklin D. RooSsevelt’s for you; w
and melody. ©.1 c. May 13, 1933;
E unp. 71395; Joe Brack. 9902
Frau (Hine) wie du; schlager aus dem
film, w Kurt Schwabach u. W. H.
Schauer, m Willy Engel-Berger. ©
Jan. 26, 1933; E for. 29550; Emel-
katon-verlag, G. m. b. H. 9903
Freight (The) wreck of number 52;
w T. Martin, m F. Richards, arr.
Leon 8. Taylor; pf. ©1e¢. May 17,
1933; E unp. 71570; Fred Richards
and Troy Martin. 9904
French class; musical comedy, Robert
Riley Crutcher, sc. Lillian Milder;
pf. ©1c. May 18; 1933; D 28443;
Robert Riley Crutcher. 9904*
. French heels; musical comedy, bk. E.
Maronde, m and lyrics R. Reyburn.
© 1c. May 1, 1933; D 28444; Randy
Reyburn and Eleanor Maronde.
9904**
9916
Friendly (The) hand; song, m Don
Warren. © May 12, 1933; E pub.
36411; Hazel Ackley King. 9905
Friends of the flowers; w E. R. Mo-
sher, m M. A. Allmendinger. © 1 ¢.
May 10, 1933; E unp. 71833; Edith
R. Mosher and May A. Allmendin-
ger. 9906
Friends once more; w Frank Eyton,
m Mischa Spoliansky. © Apr. 26,
1933; E for. 30024; United music
publishers, Itd. 9907
Friml (Rudolf) Five love songs;
English w Victor E. Vraz, based on
original Czech lyrics of Jan Ger-
venka ; high voice. © Feb. 24, 1933;
E for. 29851; Fr. A. Urbanek & sons.
9908
Friihlingsstirme; operette, Gustav
Beer, m Jaromir Weinberger. hft.
i 20) © Jan, 22, 1933." Hi for. 209516
29558; Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b.
H. 9909, 9910
Fundamentals of music; by Rhodes
Cook; violin. bk. 1, pt. 2. © May 6,
1933; AA 120739; Hardy Rhodes
Cook. 9911
Gaillard (Marius Francois) Caden-
za; violoncello seul. © Mar. 20,
1933; E for. 295238; Editions Max
Eschig. 9912
Galla-Rini concert album for piano ac-
cordion; v. 3, standard and popular
compositions, selected and _ arr.
Antonio Galla-Rini. © Mar. 28,
1933; E pub. 36341; Carl Fischer,
ine. 9913
Gambette indiavolate; letra Rich e
Zar, m N. Caviglia; orch, pti. ©
Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 29599; Chiappo.
9914
Gamma phi beta serenade; w Martha
Chapman and Margaret Whitney, m
Bernie Cummins and J. V. De Cim-
ber: © 1 e May ‘172983... Er unp.
70789; Western music publishers.
9915
Garden (The) guest; floral cantata,
dialogue and songs Elsie Duncan
Yale, m J. Lincoln Hall, and others.
© May 15, 19383; D 28447; Hall-
Mack co. 9915*
Garden (A) in old Kalua; w Mickey
Kippel, melody Jack Aronson. ©
1 co May aie 1933's EB vunps T1260);
Santley bros., ine. 9916
419
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9917
pt. U1, n.s., v.28
Garden (The) of memory; song, m | Giardini notturni; di Francesco San-
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1.
May 5, 1933; E unp. 71037; Alfred
Phillips Goddard. 9917
Garden of memory: song, w Peggy Ol-
cott Singer. © 1 c. May 16, 1933;
E unp. 715382; August Henry Co-
kayne, 9918
Gargantua ; scenes rabelaisiennes, acts
1-4, A. Mariotte. 1. Choeurs femmes.
-2. Choeur hommes. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for 29702, 29703; Heugel.
9919, 9920
Gaudeamus; v. Josef Butz, of Ger-
many, op. 28, no. 2; vierstimmigen
minnerchor, a capella. © Apr. 3,
1933; E for, 29974; P. J. Tonger.
9921
Gaudeamus igitur; variationen, J.
Gatter, op. 75; vierstimmigen min-
nerchor. © Apr. 3, 1933 FE for.
29972; P. J. Tonger. 9922
Gavotte classique; by John De Bueris;
6 clarinet pts. © Apr. 28, 1933; E
pub. 36074; Belwin, inc. 9923
Gazing into each other’s eyes; w and
m Gerard Recke. © 1 c¢. May 15,
1055; “Rupp: (14633 G, Gerard
Recke. 9924
Gee, no one but you, honey; w Vir-
ginia Todd, m Jack Darrah. © May
11, 1933; E pub. 36252; Camac Vil-
lage guild. 9925
Terexaxt (TO) (To gelekaki) w G.
Theodoridi, m Spyros Ollandezos.
© Jan. 15, 1933; E for. 29920; Alec-
tor pub. co. 9926
George, where’s George; written and
composed Fred Gibson and John P.
Long. © May 38, 1938; E for. 29891;
Reynolds & co. 9927
Georgia moonshine; song. ©1c. May
24, 1933; E unp, 71881; Jewel Bird
White. 9928
Germaniana; German medley two-
step, arr. for pf. accordion. © May
15, 19383; E pub. 36386; Edward J.
Thurow. 9929
Get yourself a new broom and sweep
the blues away; from Cotton club
parade, 22d ed., w Ted Koehler, m
Harold Arlen; with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 29, 1933; FE pub. 362575, Malls
music, inc, 9930
Ghita ; mazurka, Pippo Barzizza; orch.
atid, iC). .KeD,..,15,, doponenei: wore
29904; Mario Aromando. 9931
420
toliquido; pf. © Dec. 30, 1932; HE
for. 30059 ; A. Forlivesi & ce. $932
Gigerl; marche, J. F. Wagner, op, 150,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29763; Editions
Salabert. 9933
Gina; romance, versi Rosario Montal-
bano, m S. Guerrieri. © 1 ¢. May
17, 1933; E unp. 71565; Stefano
Guerrieri, 9934
Gipsy girl, you are like a dream; song.
© 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp. 70808;
Marie D. Sweeney. 9935
Girl (The) in my arms is the girl of
my dreams; song, m Jack Mahoney.
© May 3, 1933; E pub. 36431; Hugh
Hansen. 9936
Girl of my dreams I love you; song,
melody Starret system club. © 1c.
May 25, 1933; E unp. 71917; Mae
Erhardt. 9937
Girl of my sweet dreams; fox-trot
song, m Ernest Shonfield. © 1 e.
May 1, 1933; E unp. 70825; Ida Mae
Nash. 9938
Girl (The) that I can’t forget; song.
© 1c. May 9, 1933; E unp. 71173;
Francis Joseph Keough. 9939
Girl (The) with the flaxen hair; ex-
tract from the 1st book of preludes,
Claude Debussy, bandarr. by Anton
Weiss: pts., with conductor. © Dec.
1, 1932; E for. 2985%; Durandset eie:
9940
Gitane (La); tango-habanera, de Gi-
tanes, paroles Gabriel Darcy, m
D, E. Inghelbrecht; avee accord de
Vukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933; EH for.
29822; Editions Salabert. 9941
Gitania; w S. Dick, melody E. Raffel-
son. © 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp.
71418; Estelle Raffelson and Syd
Dick. 9942
Give all your love to me; w and m
George A. Little, sr., Larry Shay
and George A. Little, jr.; with uku-
lele arr. © May 25, 1933; E pub.
36436; Broadway music corp. 9943
w and melody George A. Little,
sr., Larry Shay and George A. Little,
jr. © 1c. May 5, 1933> se
71077; Broadway music corp. $944
Give unto the Lord; w from 29th *
psalm, m Louis Kazze; mixed cho.,
and soli. © Apr. 13, 1933; E pub.
36233; Elkan-Vogel co., ine. 9945.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 0, 1933
Glaube; text Haase-Mahlow, m Rich-
ard Trunk, op. 64, nr. 3; minner-
chor, ohne begl. © May 5, 1933; E
for. 29928; F. E. C. Leuckart. 9946
Glorious (A) day; de Albert Roussel,
op. 48; orch. ptes. © Mar. 1, 1983;
E for. 29729; Durand & cie. 9947
Glory glow; w John J. Daly, m Helen
Corbin Heinl; high voice; in D flat.
© Feb. 10, 1933; E pub. 36474; Bos-
ton music co. 9948
Gliick im haus; lustspiel, Jean de
Létraz, gesangstexte Hans Adler, m
Alexander Steinbrecher; 2 klaviere
m4 hinden. © Apr. 4, 1933; D
28454; Universal edition, a. g.
9948*
Gliick muss man haben; schlager aus
der operette, gesangstext Ernst
Marischka u. Hermann Feiner, m
Anton Profes. © Mar. 3, 1933; H
for. 29546; W. Karczag verlag.
9949)
’Gni botta, ’na tacchia; versi Armando
Gozzi; pf. con versi. © 1c. Apr. 19,
1933; E unp. 70949; Romolo Balzani.
9950
Go not far from me, O God; based on
2 traditional negro melodies, R. Na-
thaniel Dett; mixed voices. © May
8, 1933; E pub. 36221; J. Fischer &
bro. 9951
Go on; foxtrot, Maryan Rawicz, arr.
Hans Schneider; orch. pts. © Feb.
2, 19383; E for. 29563; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky).
9952,
Go South; w and melody. © 1c. May
2 1983; E upp: 71762; Barry
Prince. 9953
God bless the friends we love; w
James Clark, m Blamphin, new arr.
Frantz; unison cho., with optional
alto. © Apr. 26, 1933; E for. 36113;
White-Smith music pub. co. 9954
God’s world; song, w Edna St. Vin-
cent Millay. © May 11, 1933; E
pub. 36249; William H. Schuman.
9955
Goin’ back to Idaho; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © 1c. May 20, 1933; E
unp. 71693; Fanny May Warden.
9956
Goin’ to the fair; w and melody
George A. Little, sr. and Ian Camp-
bell.» © 1 c. May -18, 1933; E unp.
71402; Broadway music corp. 9957
9971
Going! Going! Gone; fox-trot, Phil
Baxter, arr. Julius 8S. Seredy; band
pts. © May 11, 1933; E pub. 36254;
Leo Feist, inc. 9958
Golden moon; valse song. ©1c. May
15, 193838; E unp. 71900; Monroe A.
Washburn. 9959
Golden waltz; song, arr. George Bres-
land. © May 8, 1933; E pub. 36356;
Mary Sachs. 9960
Goller (Vinzenz) 2 fest-fanfaren ;
uber themen Anton Bruckner; blas-
orch. stimmen. © Mar. 11, 1933;
E for. 30046; Universal edition, a. g.
9961
Golliwogg’s cake walk; extrait de la
suite Children’s corner, Claude De-
bussy, band arr. Anton Weiss; pts.
© Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 29856; Du-
rand et cie. 8962
Gone but not forgotten; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
May 22, 1933; E unp. 71719; Beat-
rice Malnosky. 9963
Gonna slam your door; w and melody.
© 1c. May 3, 1933; E unp. 70900;
Sue Skelton. 9964
Goodby darkness — hello light; song.
© 1c. May 17, 1933; E unp. 71689;
Addie May Yeager. 9965
Good-bye depression, hello prosperity ;
w and melody. ©1c. May 3, 1933;
E unp. 70911; Samuel Madison.
9966
Good-bye hard times; w and melody.
© 1c. May 23, 1933; E unp. 71820;
William D. Vanselous. 9967
Good-bye old depression; Song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©:1 ¢c. May 10, 19838; EH unp, 71233;
M. L. Hunt. 9968
Good bye Old Man Depression; song.
._©1e. May 18, 1933; E unp. 71609;
Clayton Francis Stone. 9969
Good-bye prohibition, goodbye blue
nose; w Julian J. Raphael, m J.
Rosamond Johnson. © May 9
1933; E pub. 36218; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 9970
Good-bye sweetheart good-bye; w and
m Joseph Baker. © 1. Apr. 14,
1933; E unp. 708386; Joseph Becker.
9971
Good evenin’ Mister Nightingale; fox-
trot, w and m Lew Pollack and Tot
Seymour, arr. Frank Skinner; orch.
pts., with male trio arr. B. Faighes.
421
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9972 pt. 1, mS. eee
Good evenin’ Mister Nightingale—Con. Gypsy man; blues, poem Langston.
© May 4, 1933; E pub. 36211; Leo
Feist, inc. 9972
Good-night darling; w and melody.
© 1c. May 9, 1933; E unp. 71169;
Harold Dunean. 9973
Good times are coming; w and melody.
© 1 ec. May 23, 1933; E unp. 71819;
David M. Ramsay, sr. 9974
Good times are here; w and melody.
© 1c. May. 26, 1933;.E unp. 71850;
Marie Peterman. 9975
Good times are here again; w and
melody. © 1c. May 15, 19383; EH
unp. 71486; Frank Allen Williams
and Lesley Bernard Kerr. 9976
Gosh, I love you; song, melody Jack
Mahoney. © 1 c. May 9, 1983; EB
unp. 71550; Anna Schad. 9977
Got to sing a blue song; w and mel-
ody Vee Phillis. © 1c May 24,
1933; E unp. 71885; William Freder-
ick Heinzelman. $978
Graener (Paul) Drei klavierstticke.
© Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 29584; Henry
Litolff’s verlag. $979
Great (The) northern lights; fox-trot
ballad, arr. Lon Healy. © 1c. May
6, 1933; EH unp. 71197; Hva Alice
Stone. 9980
Grido (Il) popolare; song, melody An-
thony C. Gozzo. © 1c May 23,
1933; E unp. 71811; Emilio Rinella.
9981
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Anitra’s
dance; from Peer Gynt suite, scored
William Schoenfeld; woodwinds.
Se. vand pts;i-.@,Apr. 127, 29333..B
pub. 386174; M. Witmark & sons.
9982
Grosse (Der) kalender; oratorium fiir
sop.-u. bar.-solo, gem. chor u. kinder-
chor, text-fassung Ludwig Andersen,
m Hermann Reutter, op. 43; klavier-
auszug. © May 4, 19338; E for.
29958; B. Schott’s sdhne. $983
Guardians of the District of Colum-
bia; march, Henry Carl Stephan;
band pts. © May 12, 1933; E pub.
36268; Carl Dillon music co. 9984
Guerrini (Guido) Tre pezzi; orch.
d’archi. Partiturae © Apr. 18,
1933; E for. 29608; G. Ricordi & co.
9985
Gypsy (The); by Ellis Levy; violin
and pf. © Apr. 11, 1933; E pub.
36344; Carl Fischer, ine, 9986
Hughes, m Harvey Enders; women’s
voices, with clarinet and pf. acc. ©
May 17, 1933; E pub. 36316; Galaxy
music corp. 8987
Gypsy serenade; by D. J. Vecsei; vio-
lin solo. © 1c. May 4, 1933; EB
unp. 70960; Movietone musie corp.
9988
pf. treble. © 1c May 25, 1933;
E unp. 71914; Cecil Irving Davidson.
9989-
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Almira;
Suite, arr. and ed. W. Gillies Whit-
taker, bowing and fingering Mary G.
Whittaker; violin with pf. acc. ©
Feb. 16, 1983; E for. 29657; Oxford
univ. press. 9990-
Hail Chicago; march, w A. Seaborg,
m Stanley Kay, arr. Bert Peters;
med. voice. © May 18, 1933; E pub..
36338; Carl Fischer, inc. 9991 -
Hail, hail for Roosevelt; march, Gun--
ner Horace Talbot; band pts. and.
words. © May 12, 1983; Epub.
386327; Carl Fischer, inc. 9992
Hail to the pioneers; cho., w and m
Lily Strickland; mixed voices. ©
Jan. 31, 1933; E pub. 36188; Willis
music co. 9993
Halstock pieces; 4 sketches, Erie H.
Thiman; pf. © Apr.°25, Wseeoe
for. 29659; Joseph Williams, ltd.
Hannah from Panama, and her ma;
w R. Stanley Adams, m Jesse
Greer; with ukulele arr. © Mar.
27, 19383; E pub. 36110; Southern
music pub ¢€0., ine. 9995
Hans and Gretchen; w and m Val
Burton and Will Jason, pf. arr. E..
Gerstenberger. © 1c. May 4, 1933;
E unp. 71093 ; Movietone music corp.
9996 .
Happinness in U.S.A.; song: with uku-
lele arr. © 1c May 19, 1933; E
unp. 71636; Florence Schmidt.
9997
Happy as the day is long; from Cot-
ton club parade, 22d ed., w Ted
Koehler, m Harold Arlen; with uku-
lele arr. © Apr. 29, 1933; E pub.
86258; Mills music, ine. 9998
Happy days; eight songs for children,
C. J. Cullen, arr. C. Hellemann. ©
Mar. 20, 1933; E for. 29843; W. H.
Paling & co., ltd. 9999 -
422,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
10027
Harebells; w Margaret G. Rhodes, m | He stopped that train; song. © 1 ¢.
George Rathbone; 2 treble voices.
© May 31, 1933; E for. 30090; No-
vello & co., ltd. 10000
Hark, the vesper hymn is stealing;
Russian air, arr. John Stevenson, w
Thomas Moore, 8-pt. arr. Charles F.
Manney; women’s cho. © May 13,
1983; E pub. 363805; B. F. Wood
music co. 10001
Harlem after dark; w and melody. ©
1 ¢c May 1, 1988; E unp. 70779;
Charles Clifford Williams. 10002
Harlem stomp; w J. Holbert, m W. S.
Meteher.... ©) 1: ¢..°May | 23, ; 1983;
E unp. 718238; .Jess Holbert and
Wanasebe S. Fletcher. 10003
Harum scarum; w DeMaiz, m Mité.
© 1 ¢. May 19, 1983; E unp. 71679;
Francis Mary Maize. 10004
Hasse (Karl) Suite; in D-dur, 6
stticke, op. 29; violine u. klavier.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29636; Henry
Litolff’s verlag.
Hat’s off to our President; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. May 15, 1933; E
unp. 71477; Thomas J. Doyle.
10006
Haunting (A) strain; theme song,.m
Jessie Millar; with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 25, 1933; E pub. 36108; Herb
Jones. 10007
Haus (Des) dazwischen; volksstiick,
Marcellus Schiffer u. Felix Joachim-
son, m Mischa Spoliansky. Vollstén-
diger klavierauszug mit text zum
dirigieren eingerichtet, Alfred Stras-
ser. © Mar. 21, 1933; E for. 29561;
Charivari musikverlag, G. m. b. H.
10008
Have a beer; song. © May 18, 1933;
E pub. 36363 ; William C. Sengbusch.
10009
Have a glass; song, melody Ada May.
© 1c. May 17, 1933; E unp. 71590;
Marjorie Harper. 10010
Have a little sympathy, cherrie [sic] ;
w Fred Fischer, and melody.
ire vay te 19383 ' Ro unp, 71312 s
Emery Deutsch. 10011
Have I waited too long; song. ©1c.
May 18, 1983; E unp. 71596; David
L. Charlesworth. 10012
He made a hit with my girl; waltz
song. ©1c. May 19, 1933; E unp.
71644; Robert B. Wilson, jr.
100138
10005
May 8, 1933; E unp. 71128; Bergen
W. Plummer. 10014
Heart of the musician; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
May 22, 193838; E' unp. 71729; Leo
Habdas. 10015.
Heart trouble; m Virginia Clare
Sickler; pf. with w. © 1c. May 27,
1933; E unp. 71993; Van Dee Sick-
ler. 10016
Heart (A) who wants to buy; song,
melody Fletcher Henderson. © 1 ¢.
May 24, 1983; E unp. 71854; Murray
B. Tannenholz. 10017
Heaven forbid; w and melody. ©1e.
May 8, 19383; E unp. 10877; Walter
Edward Willis. 10018:
Heaven whispers; song, m James L..
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ce.
May 22, 1988; E unp. 71725; Lola
Reith King. 10019:
Heil Deutschland; w and melody. ©
1 c. May 16, 19838; E unp. 71525;
John Koch. 10020:
Hello silvery moon; w and melody.
© 1c. May 12, 1933; E unp. 71315 ;.
Harry Prince. 10021
Help me tonight or I'll die; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 10, 1983; E unp. 71227;
John Bradford. 10022
Her smiles illumination ; fox-trot song,
melody Starret system club. © 1c.
May 19, 1933; E unp. 71627; Benja-
min Woodburn. 10023
Here comes spring; song, w Verna
Hauskins. © 1 ¢. May 22, 1933;
E unp. 71765; Harry Beddig. 10024
Here’s to you my dear; w and melody.
© 1c. May 12, 1933; E unp. 71319;
T. H. Dixon and Alvin A. Dixon.
10025
Here you come with love; w and m
Jo Trent, Harry Tobias and Neil
Moret; with ukulele arr. © May
26, 1988; E pub. 36494; Sherman,
Clay & co. 10026
Herrgott, lass’ doch heut, ein wunder
gescheh’n; English waltz, aus Mein
friseur, text u. m Bert Reisfeld u.
Rolf Marbot, arr. Gerhard Mohr;
salonorch. stimmen. © Mar. 15,
19383; E for. 29573; Crescendo thea-
terverlag, G. m. b. H. 10027
423
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10028
Heure (L’) du berger; fox-trot, de
Le garcgon de chez Prunier, livret et
couplets André Barde et Michel Car-
ré, m Joseph Szulc; avec accord de
VYukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933; EH. for.
29775; Editions Salabert. 10028
Hey, hey, we gonna be free; from The
Song of the eagle, w Bernie Gross-
man, m Harold Lewis; with ukulele
arr. © Apr. 28, 1933; E pub. 36101;
Famous music corp. 10029
Hiawatha’s memories; song, waltz and
variations; pf. © le. May 2, 1933;
E unp. 71870; Florence C. Regan.
10030
Hills (The) of Virginia and you; w
and melody. © 1c. May 4, 1933;
E unp. 70968; Dixie J. Baxter.
10031
Hinchliff (W. S.) Two pieces; oboe
solo; pf. ace. Sc. and pts. © Apr.
25, 1933; E for. 29620; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd. 100382
Histoires; par Jacques Ibert, arr. Mar-
cel Moyse; fidite et pf. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29700; Alphonse Leduc
et cie. 10033
Hittin’ down the trail; w and m Ken
Bennett. © Apr. 28, 1933; E pub.
36105; Kenneth Bennett. 10034
Hochzeitsgesang ; biblischer text ; sing-
stimme mit violine, orgel o. klavier
begl. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 29933 ;
Georg Gohler. 10035
Hold me tight; w and melody. ©1€.
May 4, 1933; E unp. 70970; Gertrude
Brooks. 10036
Hold on to love; w and m Ivor No-
vello. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 29653 ;
Chappell & co., 1td. 10037
Holy (The) communion; choral, w
from Book of common prayer and
Scriptures. © 1 ¢c. May 31, 19338;
E unp. 72090; W. Edwards Deming.
10038
Home beyond the river; w and m
Donald Heywood, arr. Carl Deis;
4-pt. men’s cho. ‘© Apr. 24, 1933;
E pub. 36241; G. Schirmer, inc.
10039
Honest and truly; w and melody. ©
1 @ May 15, 1933; E unp. 71436;
Alfred Hugo Neuberger. 10040
Honey dear; song, melody Jack Ma-
honey. © 1c. May 9, 1933; E unp.
71551; Hugh W. MacLeod. 10041
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Honey, do you call that fair; song. ©
1 ce. May 10, 19335" wpe Wieser
Charles Ring Foster, jr. 10042
Honey, don’t you love me any more;
w and m Fred Meadows and Terry
Shand, arr. Paul Hill; with guit.,
banjo and ukulele arrs. © May 18,
1933; E pub. 36310; Olman music
corp. 10043
Honey how I miss you; fox trot song.
© 1c. May 2, 1933;°E unp. 71328;
Wells A. Whitney. 10044
Hooray for our day boi ther sea;
written C. P. Leggett, m Ed. Ellis
Vinnicombe. © May 3, 1933; E for.
29893; Reynolds & co. 10045
Hot Carmen; fast fox-trot, Spanish
rhapsody based on melodies from
the grand opera, arr. for orch. pts.
© May 15, 1933; E pub. 36320; J. A.
Browne. 10046
Hot cha baby don’t you leave me flat;
fox trot song. © 1c. May 10, 1933;
E unp. 71389; Henry Joseph Hubat-
schek. 10047
Hot choclate soldiers; w Arthur
Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown. ©1.
May 31, 1933; E unp. 72093; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 10048
House (The) with nobody in it; waltz
song, melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ¢.
May 15, 1933; E unp. 71432; Ethel
Helmar. 10049
How can I face the world without you;
w and melody John Klenner. ©
1 ¢. May 20, 1933; E unp. 71849;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc. 10050
How could it be; song, m Stan Tucker.
© May 2, 1933; E pub. 36430; John
W. Henry. 10051
How do you do, Honolulu; w and m
Jack Barker and Girvan Dundas;
with ukulele arr. © May 5, 1933;
E for. 30020; Peter Maurice music
co., ltd. 10052
How soft the night, how full the
moon; song. © 1c. May 1, 1933; E
unp. 70791; Edmond Samuels.
10053
How was I to know you cared; song,
w Jo Dove. © 1. May 11, 1933;
E unp. 71271; Marcel Albert Acker-
mann. 10054
Huggin’ and kissin’ you; w Walter
Hirsch, m Gertrude Lincoff and Al
Goering; with ukulele arr. © Jan.
14, 1983; E pub. 36381; Forster
music publisher, ine. 10055
424
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
10084
Humanity’s plea; w and m Laura L.
Beran, arr. B. Roxas Solis; med.
voice. © Apr. 28, 19383; E pub.
36333 ; Carl Fischer, inc. 10056
Hungry; w Frank Akin, and melody.
© 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp. 71664;
Clara Evelyn Scott. 10057
Hunt (The) galop; by Herbert Stot-
hart, orch. arr. Paul Marquardt;
[pf.-conductor] ©1c. May 3, 1933;
EH unp. 70943; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 10058
Hy-a keed; foxtrot, w and melody. ©
mies May 8, 19838; HE unp. 71117;
John Boelke. 10059:
Hymn of nations; song. © Apr. 26,
1933; E pub. 36180; Leonard B. Mc-
Whood. 10060
Hymn of peace; song. © 1 ¢. May
15, 19383; E unp. 71466; May Butter-
worth Powell. 10061
Hymn to Diana; from Cynthia’s revels,
w Ben Johnson, m Albert Stoessel;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © May 15, 1933;
EH pub. 36471; C. C. Birchard & co.
10062
Hymn to the light of God; song, w
Dora Calhoun. © May 18, 1983;
E pub. 36296; Alan Floyd. 10063
‘Hymnal (The); together with the
canticles for morning and evening
prayer, and occasional anthems,
[compiled] G. Hutchins. © Mar.
20, 1983; A 61504; Gordon Hutchins.
10064
Hymnus auf Zion; von Julius Hof-
mann, m Theo. Hemberger; chorge-
sang und orgel. © Sept. 15, 1932;
E pub. 33807; Zionsgemeinde.
10065
I ain’t weary of de bright world; song,
m Myra I. Husted and C. H. Page.
© 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp. 70795;
Clara H. Page. 10066
I always st’-st’-stutter, when I k’-k’-kiss
my girl; fox trot song, melody Otto
Schick. © 1c. May 6, 1933; E unp.
71114; Nathalia Dunn. 10067
I always will love you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
May “10! 19335 2H unp. 12386;
Stephany E. Kosen. 10068
I am an American; w and m Marie
T. Laing; with ukulele arr. © May
25, 19383; E pub. 36450; Famous
music corp. 10069
182870—33——_3
I am homesick; valse song. © 1 «.
Apr. 26, 19838; E unp. 70848; Ottilie
Jankowsky. 10070
I am lonesome sweetheart for you;
song, m arr. W. W. Newcomer.
May 2, 1933; E pub. 36147; Maurine
Burbridge. 10071
I am waiting for you dear; fox trot
song. © 1c. May 22, 1933; BE unp.
71901; Sophia Fial. 10072
I am wondering tonight; valse song.
© 1c. May 10, 1933; E unp. 71384:
Ruth R. Norsving. 10073
I ask the Lord our love to keep; song,
m Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 e.
May 5, 1983; E unp. 71046; Bob
Green. 10074
I can’t whistle I can only hoo, hoo;
fox-trot song, melody Burrell Van
Buren. © 1c. May 18, 1933; BE unp.
71602; Fred W. Bowers. 10075
I care; w and melody. ©1e. May 22,
1933; E unp. 71764; Rudolph J.
Irion. 10076
I certainly don’t need you; w and
m Graham Squiers, Crompton Sharp
and B. C. Hilliam; with ukulele
arr. © May 5, 1933; E for. 29887;
Peter Maurice music co., ltd.
10077
I could learn to love a girlie just like
you; w and melody. © 1c. May 15,
1933 ; E unp. 71496; James Sylvester
and Carmine Angelone. 10078
I cover the waterfront; from the film,
w Edward Heyman, m John W.
Green ; with ukulele arr. © May 13,
1933; E pub. 36288; Harms, inc.
10079
I'd like to be with you again; song,
m A. J. Gus Smith. © 1c. May 24,
1933; E unp. 71804; Everett C. Corn.
10080
I'd like to take you out of circulation ;
w Dave Oppenheim, m Ira Roberts;
with ukulele arr. © May 8, 1933;
E pub. 36140; Royal music co.
10081
I’d no idea; pf. with w; in B flat. ©
1 ec. May 4, 1933; E unp. 70998;
Marion Silverman. 10082
I dare not ask a kiss; song, w Robert
Herrick. © May 16, 1983; E for.
29668 ; C. Woolley. 10083
I dot somethin’ in my eye; w and m
Harry Harris; with ukulele arr. ©
Jan. 3, 1933; E pub. 36383; Forster
musie publisher, ine. 10084
429
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10085
pt. nj nes. we
I feel so grand when you're around;
song, melody Jack Mahoney. © 1c.
Apr. 28, 1983; E unp. 71547; Paul-
ine Pennington. 10085
I found a fortune when I found you;
fox trot, w and m Al Turner.
1c. May 12, 1933; E unp. 71317;
Albert Turner. 10086
I found something when I found you;
w and melody. ©1c. May 8, 1933;
E unp. 71148; Austin Richard Dow-
dell. 10087
I found the sunshine, the day I found
you; song. ©.1 c~Apr, 28, 1933.
E unp. 70858; Ernest Ray Earlan.
10088
I got a sweet boy friend, thinks the
world of me; E flat alto saxophone,
with w. ©.1.c. May 15, 1933; BH
unp. 71423; George Snyder. 10089
I had my chance with you; w and
m J. D. Starling and Bud Smith.
© 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp. 70796;
John D. Starling and John C. Smith.
10090
I have found a new love in you; fox
trot song. © 1c. May 2, 19383; E
unp. 713840; Foster King. 10091
I have lost my heart in Maine; song.
© 1c. May 11, 1933; E unp. 71285;
Frances King Ward. 10092
I haven’t forgotten; song. © 1 e.
May 10, 19388; E unp. 71251; Wil-
liam Clark Harrington. 10093
I heard a brown thrush singing to-day
welcome to Wisconsin; song, pf. arr.
Lallie Fawcett. © May 15, 1933;
E pub. 36308; Emory J. Miltimore.
10094
I hope you're satisfied; fox trot song.
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70844;
Cleatus Jolley. 10095
I let you slip through my fingers, like
a child playing with sand; w and
melody. ©1c. May 9, 1933; E unp.
71168; Edward Prudhomme and
Chris Yacich. 10096
Ill always love you dear; song, arr.
Burrell Van Buren. © 1c. May 5,
1933; E unp. 71090; Leona Marie
Fournier. 10097
I'll always worship you; w and mel-
ody. ©1.c May 4, 1933; E unp.
70980; Edna Mae Treiber. 10098
Tll be seein’ song. © 1c. May
9, 19383; E 71183; Jennie May
Hunter.
you;
unp.
10099 |
I'll be seeing you; song. © 1c. May
3, 19383; E unp. 70920; Ben Lunt.
10100:
I'll be waiting round the corner; song,
w Marguerite Sears. © 1 c. May
3, 19383; E unp. 70915; Robert Sears.
10101
I'll be your sweetheart - providing ;.
song, w R. Russell. © 1. Apr. 6,
1933; E unp. 69759; Warren Russell
and Ruth Russell. 10102
Ill build a castle; Ww and melody
James Wilson. © 1 ¢« May 29,
1933; E unp. 72048; L. W. Barnes.
10103
Tll dream of you; fox-trot, w and.
melody. © 1 ¢. May 29, 1933; E.
unp. 72019; Robert B. Wilson, jr.
10104.
I'll love you forever; fox trot, w and
m Fred T. Schenck, ed. Russ Hull;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 18, 1933;
E pub. 36236; Harry K. Bell pub.
co. 10105.
T’ll love you just the same; song, w
Ruth Wilson. © 1c. May 12, 1933;
E unp. 71275; Stanley Arthur Day.
10106:
Ill never forget that old fashioned
girl; w and m Bob Harris; with
ukulele arr. © 1 c. May 10, 1983;
E unp. 71245; Wm. R. Harris.
10107
Tli play tag with you love; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. May 26, 19338; E:
unp. 71942; Joan Amendola. 10108
I'll remember only you; w Arthur
Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown, pf.
arr. Wayne Allen. © 1 ec. May 22,
1933; E unp. 71775; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 10109:
I long for you at eventide; valse song.
© 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp. 71898;
Ellis Touchton. 10110:
I love my dreams of you; W and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 12, 1933; Hump.
71296; William Phillips. 10111
I love you; song, m Stan Tucker. ©
1 c. May 29, 19383; EH unp. 72014;
Fred W. Bowers. 10112
I love you because it’s just you; song.
© 1c. May 6, 1933; E unp. 71355;
EK. Roswell Reed. 10113.
love you in all my dreams; song,
arr. Chas. Wolff; with afrs. i105
ukulele, saxophones, ten. banjo,.
trumpets in B flat and bass. ©
Feb. 25, 1983; E pub. 36186; George:
Arendosh. 10114.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
I love you just the same; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 25, 1933; E unp.
71906; Shan Austin. 10115
I love you only, you and your song;
song. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1933; E unp.
70839; M. V. Garnsey. 10116
I love you so; w and melody Wendell
Hall. © 1c May 1, 1933; E unp.
70781; Wendell W. Hall. 10117
I’m a seeker of beauty ; w Sam Coslow,
m Arthur Johnston; with ukulele
arr. © May 18, 1933; E pub. 36407;
Famous music corp. 10118
I’m a tree; from How d’you do, w
and m Douglas Byng and Annette
Molisaa.G Apr... 24;.1933. E,for:
29878; Goeffrey Fletcher, ltd.
10119
I’m always waiting for you; song. ©
1 c. May 19, 1983; E unp. 71661;
Vera Mae Wingate. 10120
I’m coming back someday; song, arr.
R. F. Taylor. © 1c. May 15, 1933;
E unp. 71421; Elizabeth Sawyer
Bloomer. 10121
I’m crazy over you; song. ©1c¢. May
1, 1983; E unp. 70778; Al Arter.
10122
I’m daffy over you; w and m Chico
Marx and Sol Violinsky; with uku-
lele arr. © May 17, 1933; E pub.
36406; Famous music corp. 10123
I’m falling in love with you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp. 70811;
J. Edward Holcomb. 10124
I’m goin’ your way, river; w Clarke
Van Ness, m Ernie Burnett, arr.
Ted Hastwood ; with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 28, 1933; E pub. 36080; Luz
bros. music publishers. 10125
I’m in heaven when dancing with
you; pf. treble with w. © 1c. May
31, 19383; E unp. 72087; Jesse Tillus
Kennedy. 10126
I’m in love with a gal, who’s in love
with my pal; w Harry Pease, m
Ed. G. Nelson; with special fox-trot
and ukulele arrs. © Apr. 14, 1933;
E pub. 35817; Paull-pioneer music
corp. 10127
I’m in love with you sweetheart; slow
waltz, w and m Junior Raphael.
1c. May 5, 1933; E unp. 71548; Na-
thaniel W. Raphael. 10128
I’m just a little lonesome girl; w and
m Joseph Thomas Burns, arr. Har-
10141
old Potter; with ukulele arr. ©
May 16, 19383; E pub. 36380; Burns
and Hudson. 10129
I’m laughing constantly; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
70981; Ruth C. May. 10130
I’m leavin’ in the evenin’ for my home-
town; song, melody C. Escher. ©
i ¢) May 323, 1933;. EH unp.+ 171806;
Chester Escher and Leonard Stiles.
10131
I’m living a lie; arr. Edward E. Men-
ges; melody with pf. acc. © 1 ec.
May 31, 1983; E unp. 72091; Wells
Li. Church, jr. 10132
I’m living in memory of you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1 ¢ May. 10° 1983.) —) ump:
71228; Harry Dolin. 10133
I’m lonesome while you are away; w
Henrietta Sandleben and Mildred
Bell, melody M. Kuester, arr. Harry
Bell; with ukulele arr. © May 10,
19388; E pub. 36226; Raymond
Meyer, Melvin Kuester and Harry
Bell. 10134
I’m never blue; waltz, w F. L. Ba-
rone, m A. N. Barone; pf. © 1 ec.
May 8, 1933; E unp. 711384; Anthony
N. Barone and Fred L. Barone.
10135
I’m riding all alone ’cause the girl I
love isn’t true; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. May 5,
1983; E unp. 71060; Leo K. Henry.
10136
I’m so in love with you; w and m
Buddy Fields and Gerald Marks;
with ukulele arr. © Dec. 20, 1932;
E pub. 36379; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine. 10137
I’m still remembering; fox trot song.
© 1c. May 2, 1933; E unp. 71339;
Sylvia Rogers. 10138
I’m throwin’ my love away; w Har-
old Adamson, melody Burton Lane.
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1933; E unp. 70775;
Irving Berlin, ine. 10139
I’m trying to forget you; tango argen-
tino, letra y m Chucho Monje, Eng-
lish version, Carol Raven; harmon-
ized and arr. Max Urban. © Apr.
15, 1983; E pub. 36024; Angelo Fas-
sio. 10140:
I’m twisting loops in pretzels to pass
the time away; w and melody Joe
Davis and Howard Johnson. © 1 ¢.
May 12, 1933; E unp. 71308; Joe
Davis, ine. 10141
427
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10142
I’m waiting for the sun to go down
and the beautiful moon to roll
around; fox trot song. © 1c. May
6, 19383; E unp. 71871; D. P. Cera.
10142
you around in my
© 1c. May 6,
I’m waltzing
dreams; valse song.
1933; E unp. 71346; Charles Sex-
auer. 10143
I’m wishing; fox-trot song, melody
Louis Acerba. © 1c. May 24, 1933;
E unp. 71872; Angelo De Vicaris.
10144
I met the most wonderful gal; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. May 22, 1933; E unp.
71727; Fortosa Lavdicho. 10145
-I never knew I had a heart; fox trot
song. © 1c. May 23, 1933; E unp.
71928; Bee C. Brooks. 10146
I often think about you; song, melody
Frank Pepe and Fletcher Hender-
son. © 1c¢ May 24, 1933; E unp.
71855; Murray B. Tannenholz.
10147
I see a lady yonder; song. © May 5,
1933; E pub. 36424; James Hess.
10148
I see your face reflected in the skies;
song. © 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp.
71434; James Nichols and Eddy
Wells. 10149
I shall not pass this way again; w
Elizabeth Armstrong, m Maurice
Besly. ‘© Apr. 11, 1933; E _for.
29535; Boosey & co., ltd. 10150
I still love you, little sweetheart;
song, m Robert H. Brennen. © May
2, 1933; E pub. 86422; John Wil-
liam Brown. 10151
I still remember you; song, pf. arr.
Salvatore Molinari. © 1 ¢ May 1,
19383; E unp. 70794; Antonio Ar-
metta. 10152
I think I’ll go out West because I know
it’s the best; song. © 1c. May 27,
1933; E unp. 71974; Alfred Bliss
Pettit. 10153
I tried to forget you; fox trot song,
melody F. Cusenza. © 1c. May 22,
1933; E unp. 71750; Frank Cusenza
and Joseph Serra. 10154
I’ve accidentally fallen in love; m Vir-
ginia Clare Sickler; pf. with w. ©
1 ec. May 27, 1988; E unp. 71994;
Van Dee Sickler. 10155
pt. I, mss vas
I’ve found love; w Mité and De Maiz,
m Mité. © 1 c¢. May 19, 1933; E
unp. 71674; Francis Mary Maize.
10156
I’ve got a little confession to make;
w Benny Davis, m Joseph Meyer;
with ukulele arr. © May 13, 1933;
E pub. 36276; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, ine. 10157
I’ve got insomnia; song. © 1 ec. May
22, 19383; E unp. 71770; Georgia Fer-
guson. 10158
I’ve got my fingers crossed, ‘till you
come home; w Roy Turk, m Vee
Lawnhurst; with ukulele arr. ©
May 25, 1983; E pub. 36492; Santly
bros., ine. 10159
——— —— melody Vee Lawnhurst. ©
1c. May 2, 1983; E unp. 70857;
Santly bros., ine. 10160
I’ve got the Min-ne-so-ta blues; w and
melody. © 1 ec. May 24, 1933; E
unp. 71890; Walter Greenlaw.
10161
I’ve got to pass your house to get to
get to my house; w and melody Lew
Brown. © 1c. May 23, 1933; E unp.
71825; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine. 10162
I’ve got to sing a torch song; from
Gold diggers of 1933, w Al. Dubin,
m Harry Warren; with ukulele arr.
© Apr. 25, 1983; E pub. 36165; M.
Witmark & sons. 10163
I’ve locked you in my heart; w and
melody. © 1c. May 20, 1933; E
unp. 71692; Wallace W. Ragsdale.
10164
I’ve lost you, now my dreams are thru;
song. © 1c. May 10, 1933; E unp.
71220; Robert Charles Stevens.
10165
I’ve no one to love; song, w Arnold
Benson. © 1 c. Mar. 27, 1933; HB
unp. 71188; Lillian Wickdahl.
10166
I wait for you; w and melody. ©1e.
May 16, 1933; E unp. 71523; Louis
Harris Osias Fischman. 10167
I wanna be athletic; w and melody.
© 1c. May 23, 1983; E unp. 71798;
Ruth Burke. 10168
I wanna man; w Frank Hearn, mel-
ody Charles Rosoff. © 1 ¢. May 26,
1933; E unp. 71960; Irving Berlin,
jne. 10169
428
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1983
I want you to know I love you; w
and melody, arr. Oscar Calle. ©
1 ec. May 31, 1933; E unp. 72085;
Spencer Williams. 10170
was just playin’; w and melody. ©
1 ce. May 29, 1933; E unp. 72009;
Albert Murray. 10171
I wasn’t so bad after all; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. May 10, 1983; E unp.
71205; Andy Armenini. 10172
I will always be true; w and melody.
© 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp. 71480;
Woodrow B. Setzer. 10173
I wonder if you wonder; w Bob Ir-
win, melody Dave Peyton. © 1 ¢.
May 2, 1933; E unp. 70868; Robert
R. Irwin. 10174
La
I wonder, old moon, are you shining;
waltz song. © 1c. May 27, 1933;
E unp. 719838; George Garnet Merk-
ley. } 10175
I would not care; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
May 10, 1933; E unp. 71238; Lydia
A. McGaughey. 10176
Ich hatt’ einen kameraden; w anon.,
m Gustave T. Heil, op. 56; minner-
chor, ohne begl. © Mar. 21, 1933;
E pub. 36329; Carl Fischer, inc.
10177
Ich kann niemals nein sagen; foxtrot,
aus Mein friseur, text u. m Bert
Reisfeid u. Rolf Marbot, arr. Ger-
hard Mohr; salonorch. stimmen. ©
Mar. 15, 1983; E for. 29576; Cres-
cendo theaterverlag, G.m.b.H.
10178
Ich moéchte dich auf hinden tragen;
lied u. fox trot, w u. m Ed. May u.
Friedrich Schwarz. © Feb. 25,
1933; H for. 29640; Beboton-verlag,
G.m.b.H. 10179
~ If I could be with you one hour or
two; w and melody. ©1e. Apr. 14,
1983; E unp. 70034; Frederic Ber-
genham. 10180
If I could bring back my buddy; w
and melody. © 1c. May 5, 1933;
E unp. 71086; Jimmy Long. 10181
If I had of knew; w and m Nate
Salsbury, arr. J. Rosamond Johnson.
© May 11, 1933; E pub. 36250; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp. 10182
If I have you; song. © 1c. May 1,
1933; E unp. 70792; Edmond Sam-
uels, 10183
10197
If I kissed you would you think me
bold; w James Gallaher, with mel-
ody. © 1c. May 24, 1933; E unp.
71853; Bertram Austin Sleeman.
10184.
If I really knew you cared for me;
valse song. ©1c. May 22, 1933; E
unp. 71903; Nello Cecconi. 10185
If I were a star; Welch w Ceiriog,
English, J. Powell Jones, m Joseph
Parry, arr. and ed. Griffith J. Jones;
sop., alto and bass. © May 2, 1933;
E pub. 36281; D. O. Hvans co. 10186
If it can’t be me; w and melody Vee
Phillis: “© 1°c May 24,°1933; EH
unp. 71886; William Frederick Hein-
zelman. 10187
If it were only true; fox trot song.
© 1c. May 381, 1933; E unp. 72068;
Paul Robinson. 10188
If you cared; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
May 22, 19383; E unp. 71787; Olive
M. Bryant. 10189
If you only knew; song. © 1 ¢. May
17, 19338 ; E unp. 71581; Viva McColl.
10190
If you're an investor; w and melody
W. Ent. © 1c May 26, 1933; EH
unp. 71951; Merrill Musgrove.
10191
If you’re goin’ to love me; song. ©
1 ¢. May 15, 1933; E unp. 71506;
Matilda Curtiss. 10192
If you want love; song, w Camille
Callaway. © 1c. May 6, 1933; H
unp. 71101; Leonard P. Smith.
10195
Il faut étre dans le mouvement; par-
oles Léo Leliévre fils, m Philippe
Parés et André Sablon; avec accord
de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E
for. 29791; Editions Salabert. 10194
Il suffit d’un refrain; fox-trot, dans
Un reméde musical, paroles André
Hornez, m Lionel Cazaux; avee ac-
cord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29831; Editions Salabert.
10195
Illustrated tap rhythms and routines;
by Edith Ballwebber, m Ellen Ed-
wards Boyd, Helen McAdow and
Ray D. Vane. © Apr. 24, 1933; A
61481; Clayton F. Summy eco. 10196
Immigrant’s (The) song; fox-trot
song. © 1c. May 38, 1933; E unp.
70928 ; Anna Alfaro de Conte. 10197
429
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10198
Impression fausse; poéme Verlaine, m
Tony: Aubin. ,.©. Mar. 1, 19335.)
for. 29720; Heugel. 10198
Improvisation [and] Tanz-arabeske;
v. Herman Zanke, op. 6a; fléte u.
klavier. © Apr. 29, 1933; E for.
29923; A. Cranz. 10199
In a cool old-fashioned garden; w and
melody. ©1e. May 3, 1933; E unp.
71076; John Wiley Kendall. 10200
In a garden in old Kalua; w Mickey
Kippel, m Jack Aronson; with uku-
lele arr. and special cho. © May
25, 1933; E pub. 36490; Santly bros.,
ine. piped Kies Ua
In a little Casanova; fox-trot, w and
m Tommy Watkins. © May 8,
1933; E pub. 36184; Joe Davis, ine.
10202
In a little town down the river; w
John Klenner, melody Peter De
Rose. © 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp.
71633; Irving Berlin, inc. 10203
In Alfredo’s garden; w Waldemar AI-
fredo, with melody. © 1c. May 25,
1933; E unp. 71925; Leslie Pyewell
Flounders. 10204
In Chicago at the world’s great fair;
fox trot song. © May 5, 1933; E
pub. 36427; Ernest Leach. 10205
In dark weather; w Mary Webb, m
Edmund Rubbra. © Feb. 15, 1933;
E for. 30055; Augener, Itd. 10206
In der stadt; nach ged. Gottfried Kel-
ler, m Ernst Krének, op. 61: gem.
chor, a cappella. © Mar. 6, 1933:
E for. 30047; Universal edition, a. g.
10207
In dreamy Hawaii with vou; waltz
song, w Karl Annussek. © 1c. May
2, 1933; E unp. 70862; George Nic-
olai. 10208
In einer friihlingsnacht will ich dir
sagen; tango, text Paul Fago, m
Nico Dostal; orch. stimmen. ©
Mar. 25, 1933; E for. 29966; Wil-
helm Gebauer. 10209
In Greenwich Village; by R. H. Bas-
sett, arr. Arthur Lange and R. H.
Bassett; pf. © 1c. May 16, 1933;
E unp. 71516; Movietone music corp.
10210
In Grinzing beim heurigen wein;
Wiener walzerlied, w u. m Rudolf
Sieczynski. © Mar. 26, 1933; E for.
29553; Alrobi musikverlag, G.m.b.
H. 10211
430
pt. 1, n.s., v. 28
In His Kingdom; service for Children’s
day, w Mattie B. Shannon and A. A.
Payn, m M. Isabelle Ritter, Roy E.
Nolte and others. © May 15,
1933; E pub. 36297; Hall-Mack co.
; 10212
In kid days back there; song. ©1e.
May 27, 1933; E unp. 72034; War-
ren H. McMurtrey. 10213
In love—with love; w Adrian Ross,
m Lao Silesu; in D. © Apr. 3,
1933; E for. 30022; Chappell & co.,
ltd. 10214
In my dreams; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
May 22, 1983; E unp. 71735; Jack
Burns. 10215
——w and melody. © 1c. May 4,
1933; E unp. 709866; Marie El za-
beth Billingsley, 10216
In my dreams I sorrowed; w Hein-
rich Heine, m Georges Hué, Eng-
lish w and m transcribed F. Camp-
bell-Watson; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
May 25, 1933; E pub. 36459; M.
Witmark & sons. 10217
In my garden of dreams; waltz, w S.
Adelman, melody B. Adelman. ©
toe. May 5, 1933;. BD unp aiee
Samuel Adelman and Benny Adel-
man. 10218
in my garden of love; w Billy Farmer,
m Robert Van Sickle; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 30, 1932; E pub. 36192;
William R. Farmer. 10219
In my old cabin home in the moun-
tains, there’s a lamp in the window
tonight ; w Tom Dix, m Roy Weston;
with ukulele arr. © May 15, 1933;
E pub. 36479; Forster music pub-
lisher, inc. 10220
In our bungalow for two; fox trot
song. © 1c. May 10, 1933; E ump.
713887; Ralph W. Mitchell. 10221
In silent nights I call; w and m Rosa
Rea Leiher. © Apr. 24, 1933; E
pub. 386082; Richard Drake Saun-
ders. 10222
In Spanien, im schénen Spanien; paso
doble, aus La Valliére, v. Giinther
Bibo, m Janos y. Mory, arr. Max
Rohlee; salon-orch. stimmen, mit
text. © Mar. 23, 1933; E for. 29939;
Crescendo theaterverlag, G.m.b.H.
10223
In the cradle of my dreams; w and
melody. ©1c¢. May 5, 19383; E unp.
71087; Jimmy Long. - 10224
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo. 5, 1933
In the doodle up.caves, away up in the
mountains; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
May 15, 1983; E unp. 71494; Chas.
V. Mulholand. 10225
In the garden; hymn, w J. L. Horst, m
-H. D. Weaver. © Mar. 10, 1933;
E pub. 36280; Mennonite pub. house.
10226
dn the good old days of prosperity ; w
and melody. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1933;
E unp. 70776; Carolyn Margaret
Kay. 10227
On the good old summer time; waltz
medley, intro. In the good old sum-
mer time, My mother was a lady,
‘-etc., arr. Art McKay; orch. pts.,
with w. © May 9, 1933; E pub.
36217; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 10228
In the land of great prosperity; song,
arr. Ernest Shonfield. © 1c. May 1,
1933; E unp. 70824; Archie Leroy
Sovacool, 10229
In the land that waits for me; song,
m Ivan HE. Miller. © 1c. Apr. 12,
1933; E unp. 69979; Lula Mae Huf-
fington. 10230
In the month after May; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 26, 1933; E unp.
71946; John Meehan. 10231
In the quiet of the evening; w Sue
Skelton, melody William Roach. ©
1c. May 8, 1933; E unp. 71120; Wil-
liam Roach publications. 10232
In the sleepy hills of Tennessee; w
and m the Vagabonds; with ukulele
‘arr., and male quartet, unacc. ©
‘May 23, 1933; E pub. 36481; Forster
music publisher, ine. 10233
In the Tyrol; waltzes, William H.
' Woodin; pf. © 1c. May 24, 1933;
EH unp. 71867; Miller music, inc.
10234
In the vine covered church ’way back
home; w and m Frank Weldon and
Jack Miller; with ukulele arr. ©
. May 25, 1983; E pub. 36462; M.
Witmark & sons. 10235
In your arms; w and melody, arr.
Jessie Ackland. © 1c. May 17,
1933; EH unp. 71578; Deloros Marie
Warner. 10236
Indian summer love; w and melody.
© 1c. May 16, 1933; E unp. 71519;
William Michael. 10237
Indiana girl; song, pf. arr. Mrs. J. W.
Chase. © 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp.
70807; Jenkin Jones. 10238
10252
Instructions for the playing of chords
on the Hawaiian harmolin. © May
12, 1933; AA 122397; Kenneth H.
Clark. 10239
Intellectuel; paroles Gabriello, m Jean
Lenoir ; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29812; Editions
Salabert. 10240
Intelligent (An) bee; fox-trot song.
© 1c. May 18, 1933; E unp. 71599;
Olaf J. Gjeldness. 10241
Intet sted er dog saa skgnt som her;
tekst Peter Hégsberg, m Emil Rose.
© Apr. 10, 1933; E for. 29517 ; Skan-
dinavisk og Borups musikforlag ak-
tieselskab. 10242
Introduction and scherzo; quintet, EKd-
ward Turechek; woodwinds sc. and
pts. © May 9, 1933; E pub. 36199;
M. Witmark & sons. 10243
Invitation to the waltz; w Stanley
Guise, m Weber, arr. Janet Lind
and A. Gibilaro. © May 2, 1933;
E for. 29895; Boosey & co., ltd.
10244
Treland allanna; song. ©1c. May 18,
1933; E unp. 71623; Mary Margu-
rite Leonard. 10245
Ireland, my Ireland; w P. J. Timoney,
mL, RB; Schlitz, ©. ic. .May AT:
1933; E unp. 71583; P.. J Timoney
and Thos. R. Schlitz. 10246
Irish picnic; song, m Herbert Stoth-
art; female voices. © 1 ¢. May 38,
1933; E unp, 709384; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 10247
Is this a souvenir; from Pleasure
cruise, w and m Val Burton and Will
Jason. © May 8, 1933; E pub.
36374; Movietone music corp. 10248
Island-ouvertiire; von Jon Leifs, op.
9; orch. Partitur u. stimmen. ©
Feb. 23, 1933; E for. 26691; Fr. Kist-
ner and C. F. W. Siegel. 10249
Isn’t it heavenly; w E. Y. Harburg, m
Joseph Meyer; with ukulele arr.
May 5, 1933; E pub. 36205; Harms,
ine. 10250
Isn’t this a night for love; from Mel-
ody cruise, Ww and m Val Burton and
Will Jason; with ukulele arr.
May 29, 19338; E pub. 36448; Sam
Fox pub. co. 10251
w and m Val Burton and Will
Jason. © 1c. May 16, 1933; E unp.
71537 ; Sam Fox pub. co. 10252
451
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10253
pt. II, n.s., v. 28
It burns me up cause I can’t cool you
down; song, m Joseph N. Bilotto.
© 1c. May 11, 1933; E unp. 71257;
James Eugene Polisso. 10253
It can’t be real; w Demarest Cassidy,
melody Herman Zeiser. ©1c. Mar,
21, 1933; E unp. 70881; Demarest S.
Cassidy and Herman E. Zeiser.
10254
It has a meaning all its own; song. ©
te; May 13; 19335° H“unp.’ 71416 ;sx
Marcia L. Carpenter. 10255
It is because you are you; fox trot
song. © 1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp.
70845; Alfred Matthiesen. 10256
It isn’t fair; w Peter Gregory, m
Michael North. © Mar. 2, 1933; E
for. 29881; Geoffrey Fletcher, ltd.
10257
w Richard Himber, m R. Himber,
Frank Warshauer and _ Sylvester
Sprigato; with ukulele arr. MHaia
Kaa, JO) Mayan toss: Hn, oouD.
36400; Keit-Engel, inc. 10258
It looks like old times again; w and m
Howard Johnson, Harry Pease and
Ed. G. Nelson, pf. sc. Lou Leaman;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 29, 1933;
E pub. 36263; Mills music, inc.
10259
It might have been a different story ;
w and melody Ray Klages, Jack
Meskill and Jimmy Monaco. ©1e.
May 9, 19383; E unp. 71177; Irving
Berlin, ine. 10260
It’s a gay day; song. © 1c. May 26,
1933; E unp. 71976; Selma Hsther
Leopold. 10261
It’s a million to one I love you; w and
m Frank Donaldson and Edward
Pola; with ukulele arr. © Mar. 6,
1933; E for. 29847; Irwin Dash mu-
sic co., lid. 10262
It’s a shabby house; song. ©1c. May
1, 1933; E unp. 70793; Edmond Sam-
uels. 10263
It’s a smile that wins; w and melody.
© 1c. May 26, 1933; E unp. 71940;
Vera Schwarz. 10264
It’s a wonderful feeling when you fall
in love; w and melody Little Jack
Little, Dave Oppenheim and Ira
Schuster. © 1c. May 20, 1933; E
unp. 718389; Famous music corp.
10265
It’s all for the best; w and m Rich-
ard A. Whiting, pf. arr. C. J. Mock-
ridge. © 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
70961 ; Movietone music corp. 10266
432
It’s because I love you that way; by
Joe Roberts; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E unp, 70840;
Josephine Persis Roberts. 10267
It’s best to forget ; from How d’you do,
w Peter Gregory, m Michael North.
© Apr. 28, 1933; E for. 29883 ; Geof-
frey Fletcher, ltd. 10268
It’s done at Washington; song, m arr..
Helene W. Griffin. © 1 ¢. May 4,
1933; E unp. 71023; James Thomas
Wilkes. 10269
It’s never too late; w Edward Heyman
and Mack David, melody John W.
Green. © 1c. May 20, 1933; E unp.
71838 ; Famous music corp. 10270
It’s not a secret anymore; w Ralph
Freed, melody Al Hoffman and
Charles Kisco. © 1c. May 22, 1933;
E unp. 71748; Irving Berlin, ine.
10271
It’s summer in our hearts again; w
and melody. © 1c. May 31, 19383;
E unp. 72064; Minnie Bell Larson.
10272
It’s the band; w Sonny Miller, m
Franz Steininger; with ukulele arr.
© Apr. 28, 1933; E for. 29674; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 10273
It’s time that we were saying good-
bye; w and melody. © 1c. May 26,
1933 ; E unp. 71953; Frances J. Dav-
idson. 10274
It was a lover and his lass; w Wil-
liam Shakespeare, m Albert Stoessel ;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © May 15, 1933;
E pub. 36470; C. C. Birchard & co.
10275
It was a night in June; w and m Mack
Gordon and Harry Revel; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 28, 19383; H
pub. 386096; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 10276
Italian peasants; by Herbert Stothart;
pf. © 1 ¢«. May 8, 1933;: EH unp.
70933 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
10277
Italian street singer; by Herbert Stot-
hart; melody, with pf. acc. © 1 ¢.
May 3, 1933; E unp. 70931; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 10278
Ivana; valzer, versi Donatella, m
Giuseppe Pietri; orch. parti.
Mar. 27, 1933; E for. 30014; Societa
anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 10279
J’ai souvent révé; valse viennoise, de
Bouillabaisse, m R. Casabianea, arr.
et orch. L. Salvado; orch. ptes. ©
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 19383
Mar. 1, 1988; E for. 29728; Durand | Je suis petit;
10280
J’aime les femmes; fox-trot, dans Un
soir de réveillon, Raoul Moretti,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et
texte. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29759;
Editions Salabert. 10281
Jaime moins ¢a; fox-trot, paroles
Jean Pie et Jean Mélé, m Jane Bos;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1,
19383; E for. 298384; Editions Sala-
bert. 10282
J’allais par les chemins perfides ; poéme
Verlaine, m Tony Aubin. © Mar. 1,
1933; EH for. 29722; Heugel. 10288
Ja, du, du allein bist die frau; aus
La Valliére, liebesroman y. Giinther
Bibo, m Janos von Mory, arr. Fred
Ralph ; salonorch. stimmen. © Mar.
17, 1988; E for. 29988; Crescendo
theaterverlag, G.m.b.H. 10284
Jack and the beanstalk; fairy opera,
bk. John Erskine, m Louis Gruen-
berg; pf. voc. sc. © Apr. 26, 1933;
D 28441;. Juilliard musical founda-
tion. 10284*
Jazz ballet; pf. conductor. ©1c. Apr.
28, 1983; E unp. 70774; Claude Lap-
ham. 10285
Je lai perdu; parodie d’opera, de
Chouchou poids plume, paroles Max
Eddy et Robert Bibal, m André De-
murger; avec accord de lJ ukulele.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29826: Hdi-
tions Salabert. 10286
& cie.
Je me trouve mal; slow-fox, paroles
Pierre Bayle, m Jane Bos; avec
accord de l’'ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29833 ; Editions Salabert.
10287
Je n’aime qu’un soir; tango, du film
Danseuses pour Amérique du sud,
de Yatove; orch. ptes. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29694; Choudens.
10288
Je ne crois plus a rien; valse chantée,
paroles Ch. Seider, m Jean Lenoir;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1,
1933; HE for. 29811; Editions Sala-
bert. 10289
Je ne Sais pourquoi je t’aime; fox-trot,
dans La joie de Paris, paroles Leo
Leliévre, Henri Varna et Mare Cab,
m Oberfeld ; avee accord de l’ukulele.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29800; Edi-
tions Salabert. 10290
10303
de Oh! papa, livret
André Barde, m Maurice Yvain ; avec
accord de ’ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29770; Editions Salabert.
10291
Je suis pour la maniér’ forte; de Ka-
tinka, paroles Pierre Varenne et
Robert Delamare, m Louis Lajtai,
ed. francaise arr. A. Gauwin. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29987; Ad. Gau-
win. 10292
Je suis trop bonne fille; fox trot,
Henry Verdun, arr. Francis Sala-
bert; pf., violon, violoneelle et con-
trebasse. Ptes. © Dec. 31, 1932; HE
for. 29749; Editions Salabert. 10293
Je voudrais faire des enfants; fox-
trot, de La revue d’amour, paroles
Jean Le Seyeux, m Pierre Larrieu;
avee accord de Vukulele. © Mar.
1, 19383; E for. 29817; Editions Sala-
bert. . 10294
Jealous of the moon high up in the
sky; w Irma Barragan, m E. C.
Kimmel and Bob Chope. © 1 «.
May 22, 1983; E unp. 71789; Edwin
C. Kimmel. 10295
Jean-matelot; marche, de Jeunes
marins ... vieilles chansons, pa-
roles Camille Blot, m Michel Boher ;
avee accord de ukulele. © Mar. 1,
19383; E for. 29835; Editions Sala-
bert. 10296
Jerry tells Peg; by Herbert Stothart,
orch. arr. Charles Maxwell; pf. ©
1 c@. May 38, 1933; E unp. 70941;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 10297
Jest Pancho; rumba, cancién. © 1 e.
May 19, 1933; E unp. 71656; Anna
Alfaro de Conte. 10298
Jesus greatest Master; w Joseph F.
Hamilton, with melody. fA Ge
May 31, 1933: E unp. 72086; Klem-
ens Czeslaw Czerwinski. 10299
Jesus will give you rest; hymn, w and
m Helen Andrews Gillespie. ©
Mar. 19, 1933; E pub. 36237; David
EK. Gillespie. 10300
Jig (The) saw puzzle song; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. May 15, 19383; HB
unp. 71488; James Aldrich. 10301
Jilted; song. © Dec. 10, 1932; E pub.
36368; Tina B. Cornic. 10302
Jo—Jo; fox-trot, aus Es hat geklin-
gelt, w Hans Hannes, m Rudolf
Nelson, arr. Franz Stolzenwald;
orch. stimmen, mit miinnergesangs-
triowarroTOy sane: T0983 5) 4: for.
29916; Musikverlag City. 10303
433
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10304
Jog along, right up that path to the
sun; w Reed Stampa, m Les Arnold ;
with ukulele arr. © May 5, 1933;
EK for. 29886; Peter Maurice music
co., Itd. 10304
Johann Strauss; fantaisie zu dem
gleideneinigen tonfilm, bearb. Félix
Gtinther ; pf. conductor. © Mar. 20,
1933; E for. 29998; A. Cranz. 10305
Jole; tango, letra Enrico Mario Chiap-
po, m Nino Curti; orch. pti. © Nov.
1, 1982; E for. 29596; Chiappo.
10306
Josephine, Napoleon’s Waterloo; Ww
Robert Hargreaves and Stanley J.
Damerell, m Montague Ewing; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 18, 1933; E for.
29852; Cecil Lennox, Itd. 10307
Joy beams; w and melody. © 1 ©¢.
Apr. 28, 193883; E unp. 71031; Sin-
clair Ryrie, Bert Douglas and J. P.
Delaney. 10308
Joyous (A) holiday; song, arr. Vern
Elliott. © 1c. May 29, 1933; E unp.
72036; Viola Cupps Pierce. 10309
Jug saw; w and m Walter and Duff.
© 1c. Apr. 21, 1933; E unp. 71191;
Walter B. Bell. 10310
Junetime for lovers; song, m Luther
A. Clark. ©..1.¢.. May 25, 1933;
E unp. 71918; Bertha Nolan. 10311
Just a beautiful rose, mother; song,
w A. D. Delay, © >1 c. May. 22,
1933; HK. upp... (1638; Arthur M.
Allan. 10312
Just a dream gone at dawn; w and
melody. © 1c. May 16, 1988; E
unp. 71526; Van Miller. 10313
Just a little change and you; fox trot
song. © .1.¢.,May.2,-1933; E ump.
71330; Clifford Norman Bourne.
10314
Just a little haven of roses and tears;
song, m Luther A. Clark. ©1.«
May 11, 1983; E unp. 71270; Frank
Sagala. 10315
Just a little musie and a little tune;
song. © 1c. May 26, 1933; E unp.
71962; Lars Harry Wester. 10316
Just a lonesome dreamer; pf. with w.
© 1c. May 26, 1933; E unp. 71959;
Ida Webb. 10317
Just a perfect night for love; w Dave
Oppenheim, melody Ted Powell and
Herb Taylor. © 1c. May 17, 1933;
E unp. 71558; Santly bros., inc.
10318
pt. U1, n. S., v.28
Just a regular girl; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf. with w. © 1 c. May 4,
1933; E unp. 71001; Samuel Satter-
field. 10819
Just an old chateau; original w Jean.
Franc-Nohain, English, Henrik N.
Ege and Henry Roberts, m Mireille;
with ukulele arr. [English text
only] © Mar. 20, 1933; HE for.
29664; Dix, ltd. 103820.
Just an old shack; fox-trot song. ©
1c. May 31, 1933; BE unmps woe:
Earle Taylor Rush. 10321.
Just another hero; fox trot song. ©
1 ¢@4 May 2, 19383; E unp. 713842;
G. E. Williams. 10322:
Just another romance; song. © 1 C..
May 6, 19388; E unp. 71099; Dewey
Lionel Dick. 10323.
Just between us two; song, m Walter
Rolfe. © 1c. May 9, 1933; E unp.
71185; Rosemary W. Putnam. 103824.
Just ’cause you gave me the air; song,
w Clark Everett Somers. © 1 e¢.
May 25, 1933; E unp. 71920; Bruce-
Hamilton Douglass. 10825
Just dreams at twilight; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 10, 1933; E unp. 71229;
Geneva Chambers. 10326.
Just fooling; song, melody Glenn Mills
and Nick Nicholas. © 1 ¢. May 8,
1933; E unp. 71152; Ruth Teissedre..
10327
Just for fun; song, m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1-¢. May 5, 1933; E
unp. 71048; George Davis. 10328
Just for you; song. © 1c. May 10,
1933; E unp. 71218; Grace B. Jen-
kins. 10329:
Just home; w and m C. Dadswell;
with whistling cho. © 1c. May 4,
1933; E unp. 70992; Cyril Dadswell
and Margaret Lord. 10330:
Just mem’ries of you; m Fred Weis-
mantel; pf. treble with w. © 1 ©.
May 3, 1933; E unp. 70922; Murray
B. Tannenholz. 103381
Just one little smile; pf. with w. ©
1 ¢c. May 15, 1983; E unp. 71425;
Roy W. Swanson. 103832
Just one more love letter to you; song,.
m Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 «@
May 5, 1933; E unp. 71059; Vera
House. 10383:
-
434
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Just smiling at the rain; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 15, 1983; E unp.
71491; George Browne. 10334
Just take a look at my baby; fox-trot,
w and melody. © 1c. May 4, 1933;
E unp. 71006; Walter Bubhrie.
10835
Just the mountains and you; song,
melody Jack Mahoney. © 1 c¢. May
Craosa 2 RK unp. 71552;: Larry ..Ed-
ward Crenshaw. 103836
Just waiting; m M. 8. Boyd and Mabel
Simath Coles; pf.iwith.w, ».©,.d¢.
May 6, 1933; E unp. 71192; Madeline
Smith Boyd. 10337
Just when you learn how to love: w
and melody. © 1c. May 24, 1933;
E unp. 71851; Bernard Howard Mc-
Laughlin. 10338
Just with a kiss; w H. Francisco, m
DS. Zoob: © i.c. Apr. 15, 1933;
HEH ounp. 70842; David B. Zoob and
Hale Francisco. 103839
Just you; w and melody. © 1c. May
8, 1983; E unp. 71150; Violet Bell,
Bert Douglas and J. P. DeLaney.
10340
Keep a smile on your face; w and
melody. ©1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
70986; Lucile Wagner. 10341
Keep that river away; song. ©1«
May 11, 1983; E unp. 71265; Chaun-
cey Corbett Lee. 10342
Keltic lament; pt.-song, w from the
ancient Erse, m John Foulds; pf..or
harp ace. Winthrop Rogers ed. 1.
Male voices.—2. Mixed voices. ©
Apr. 11, 1988; E for. 29537, 29538;
Hawkes & son (London) 1td.
10848, 10344
Key to the bushes blues; w and mel-
ody Bessie Tucker. © 1 c. May
26, 1933; E unp. 72058; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 10345
King Prosperity’s here; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 3, 1933; E unp.
71294; James Ellwood Baillie.
10346
King’s (The) men; w Thomas Hardy,
m ©. Armstrong Gibbs; male voices.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Apr. 28,
1933: E for. 29617; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 10347
Kiss me; w and m Gene Addison; pf.
treble. © 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp.
71447; Eugene G. Addison. 10348
10361
Kissing you in my dreams; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. May 15, 1933; E
unp. 71488; William Gregory. 10349
Kit bag o’ blues; w and melody; pf.
treble. © 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp.
70785; Jac, D.. Ellis. 10350
Kitchikich; slow-fox, sur Vair Egy
kiesi kiss, de Katinka, paroles
Pierre Varenne et Robert Delamare,
m Louis Lajtai, ed. frangaise arr.
Ad. Gauwin. © Mar. 1, 1933: EB
for. 29988; Ad. Gauwin. 10351
Klage; text Hanns Johst, m Richard
Trunk, op. 64, nr. 1; ma&nnerchor,
chne begl. © May 5, 1933; E for.
29926; F. H. C. Leuckart. 10352
Kleine (Hine) frtihlingsweise ; humor-
eske, text Hans Lengsfelder u. Nany
Intrator, m Antonin Dvorak, op.
161, no. 7; mittelstimme. © Apr.
12, 1933; H for. 29516; N. Simrock.
10353
Kleine liebe-grosse liebe; lied u. tango,
aus Salon Dora Green, w Robert
Gilbert, m Franz Grothe. © Jan.
30, 1933; BE. for. 29552); Edition
Franz Grothe, G. m. b. H. 10354
Kleine suite ftir klavier; v. Will Hisen-
mann, “op. 6. ~©* Jan: 12, AS3e72 hs
for. 29860; Tischer & Jagenberg,
G,.m. b., H:. 10355.
Kletzki (Paul) Sonate; op. 26; vio-
line. © Feb. 24, 1933; E for. 29626;
Breitkopf & Hirtel. 10356
Klumpkey (Julia) Three songs; w
Lilian Whiting. © Apr. 25, 1933;
E pub. 86090; Julia KlumpKey.
10357
Knights of old; by Herbert Stothart;
[pf.-conductor] © 1 e¢« May 3,
1933; E unp. 70940; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 10358
Know it’s you I love; w and melody.
© 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp. 70973;
Vellma M. Schmidt. 10359
Konigsleutnant (Der); singspiel, m
Fred Raymond, potpourri ftir klavier
mit text, arr. Leopold Weninger. ©
Apr. 15, 1933; E. for. 29518;. Musik-
verlag City. 10360
Koészont6; aus Nagyszalonta, Zoltan
Kodaly, deutsch, B. Szabolcsi; gem.
chor, a capella. © Jan. 19, 1983;
E for. 30032; Universal edition, a. g.
10361
Komm, trink und lach am Rhein;
walzer, w C. Amberg und L. Ander-
sen, m Fred Raymond, spezial-arr.
439
—
PY
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
103562
Komm, trink und lach am Rhein—Con.
Artur Delmar; salon-orch. stim-
men. © Dec. 30, 1932; E for. 29918 ;
B. Schott’s sohne. 10362
Konzert f-moll fiir solo-oboe; v. Georg
Philipp Telemann, bearb. u. Klavier-
auszug Fritz Stein. © Dee. 1, 1932;
E for. 29942; Henry Litolff’s verlag.
10363
Konzert II; fiir klavier u. kammer-
orch. Albert Moeschinger, op. 23,
ausgabe fiir 2 klaviere vom kompon-
isten. © Apr. 8, 1933; E for. 29634;
B. Schott’s sdhne. 10364
Konzertmusik; von Paul Kletzki, op.
25; streichorch., solobl’ser u. pau-
ken. Partitur. © Jan. 19, 1983; EB
for. 29627; Brietkopf & Hiirtel.
10365
Krinzlein (Das) ; 42 kieine lieder, ged.
G. Chr. Dieffenbach, u.a., m Markus
Koch, werk 74... © Dec. 15, 1932;
E for. 29585; Henry Litolff’s verlag.
10366
Kreidekreis (Der) ; oper dichtung Kla-
bund, m Alexander von Zemlinsky,
klavierauszug mit text Felix Greis-
sle. © Jan. 31, 1933; D 28452; Uni-
versal edition, a.g. 10366*
Ktigele (Richard) Six easy duets;
arr. and ed. Carl Sauer; pf. © Mar.
20, 1938; E for. 29844; W. H. Paling
& co., ltd. 10367
Kiihnel (Emil) Zwei lieder; op. 27,
28, w Ricarda Huch u. Wilhelm
Arent. © Feb. 14, 1933; E for.
30038; Universal edition, a.g. 10368
Kurioser (Hin) kaffeeklatsch; v. Hans
Weiss, op. 32; klavier, violine, flote
o. 2. violine, u. viola o. klarinette.
Partitur u. stimmen. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 28569; Henry Litolff’s
verlag. 19369
Kuss (Hin) sagt mehr als 1000 schéne
worte; tango, aus Mein friseur,
gesangstexte u. m Bert Reisfeld u.
Rolf Marbot, arr. Gerhard Mohr;
salonorch. stimmen. © Mar. 15,
1933; E for, 29577; Crescendo the-
aterverlag, G.m.b.H. 10370
Lady Luck; w and melody. © 1 «.
May 3, 1988; E unp. 70895; Hilda
A. Kellman. 10371
Lady (The) of the lakes; fox trot, w
Derwent Cocker, m Alne Foot. ©
Apr. 19, 19383; E for. 29865; Arthur
Hirst. 10372
pt. III, n. s., v.28
Lady of the night; w Gus Kahn, m
William Axt. ©1c¢. May 22, 1938;
E unp. 71772; Metro-Go.dwyn-Mayer
corp. 10373
Lager beer is here again; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
70965; John P. Nelsen. 10374
Lake Erie shores; song. © 1 ¢. Apr.
29, 1933; E unp. 70806; Joseph Hat-
rack. 10375
Lambelet (Vivien) Idyll; w Paul As-
kew. © Apr. 11, 1933; E for. 29532;
Boosey & co., ltd. 10376
Lament; from Dido and Aeneas, Henry
Purcell, transcribed Theodore M.
Finney ; chamber octett. Se. and pts.
© May 12, 1933; E pub. 36285; M.
Witmark & sons. 10377
Lamentations ; based on Hebrew
themes, E. Rapoport; violoncello
and pf. © Apr. 15, 19383; E pub.
36197; Eda Rapoport. 10378
Lamento; par F. Fiorillo, transcrit
L. R. Feuillard;. violoncelle et pf.
© Mar. 1, 1988; E for. 29683; Del-
rieu fréres. 10379
Lamento cubano; fox-rumba, Cancion,
letra R. Hosea; orch. pts. © Feb.
15, 19383; E for. 29870; Juan Duran
Alemany. 10380
Lancaster (The) Kiwanis gang; w
and melody Earle F. Olin. © 1 e.
May 29, 1983; E unp. 72048; Lan-
caster Kiwanis club. 10381
Land (Das) des laichelns; romantische
operette nach Viktor Léon y. L. Her-
zer u. F. Lohner, m F. Lehar; voll-
stindiges regie- u. soufilier buch u.
klavierauszug mit text. © Dec. 28,
1929: D 28459; Franz Lehar, Lud-
wig Herzer u. Fritz Lohner. 10381*
Land (The) of beer and wine; song.
May 25, 1933; E pub. 36486;
Joseph A. Lonergan. 10382
Land of day dreams; song, arr. IE.
Roller.
70833; Archibald S. Hill.
Lang (Walter) Suite; op. 20; violon-
cello u. klavier. © Apr. 8, 1933;
E for. 29631; B. Schott’s sdhne.
10384
Langage (Le) des voilettes; paroles
Léo Leliévre fils, m Philippe Parés
et André Sablon; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Mar. 1, 1988; HE for.
29790; Editions Salabert. 103885
© 1c. May 2, 1933; E unp.
10383
436
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
Larghetto in F minor; by Thomas Att-
wood Walmisley, ed. Frederic Fer-
tel; organ. © Apr. 28, 1933; EH for.
29649; Novello & co., ltd. 103886
Largo; from Violin sonata in G min.,
G. Tartini, transcribed George J.
Trinkaus; woodwinds. Sc. and pts.
© Apr. 27, 1983; E pub. 36175; M.
Witmark & sons. 10387
Lark (The) ; poem in form of a rondo,
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, ed. and
fingered JaScha Heifetz; violin and
pf. © May 10, 1933; E pub. 36340;
Carl Fischer, inc. 10388
Last, (The) night; w and melody. ©
1c. May 22, 1933; E unp. 71747;
Gertrude E. Myers. 10389
Laughing water; pf. © 1c. May 2,
1933; E unp. 70902; Emil W. Her-
mann. 10390
Laughter comes after a tear; song.
© 1c. May 8, 1933; E unp. 71121;
Margaret A. Hunter. 10391
La Valliére; schlager aus dem liebes-
roman y. Giinther Bibo, m Janos von
Mory. © Mar. 23, 1933; E for.
29943; Crescendo theaterverlag,
G.m.b.H. 10392
Lawrence (F. L.) Five short pieces;
brass quintet, sc. and pts. © May
9, 1933; E pub. 36198; M. Witmark
& sons. 10393
Lazy little village; w and melody. ©
1 ce. May 24, 19883; E unp. 71859;
Ella Allen. 10394
Learn to croon; w Sam Coslow, m
Arthur Johnston. © 1 c. May 25,
19338; E unp. 72005; Famous music
corp. 10395
Leave Abie alone; w and m Joe Pear-
son; with ukulele arr. © June 2,
1933; E for. 30092; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., ltd. 10396
Leiben sol main vaibel; w Morris
Rund, with melody. © 1c. May 27,
1983; E unp. 71985; Julius Jaffe.
10397
Leichte tinze; ein querschnitt durch
die neuen tanzrhythmen fiir instruk-
tive zwecke, Matyas Seiber; pf., 2
und 4 hindig. © Jan. 23, 1933; EH
for. 29915; B. Schott’s sdhne,
10398
Let me keep dreaming; waltz, w Avice
La Brier, melody Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 ce. May 1, 1933; E unp. 70803;
Lennie Avice La Brier. 103899
10414
Let’s all go posh; w Robert Har-
greaves and Stanley J. Damerell, m
R. Hargreaves; with ukulele arr. ©
Dec. 2, 1982; E for. 29590; Cecil
Lennox, Itd. 10400
Let’s bend an elbow ; w Charles Scheib,
m Johny Goldfine; with ukulele arr.
© May 16, 1933; E pub. 36395; Ber-
nard-Scheib music ¢o, 10401
Let’s blame it on the man in the moon;
song. © Mar. 27, 1938; E pub.
36314; Robert Halnan. 10402
Let’s circulate prosperity everywhere ;
march, pf. with w. © 1c. May 2,
1933; E unp. 70886; William A.
Kemp. 10403
Let’s get acquainted; w and melody.
© 1c. May 26, 1983; E unp. 71939;
Ruby J. Anderson. 10404
Let’s get goin’; w and melody Ted
Morgan. © 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
70976; Tom Perry. 10405
Let’s go to a beer garden; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. May 5, 1933; E unp.
71064; Thos. Burns. 10406
Let’s grant a cheer; w and melody.
© 1c. May 38, 1933; E unp. 70913;
Alois J. Weiss. 10407
Let’s have some beer; w and melody.
© 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp. 70967;
John McClung. 10408
Let’s take a ride on the sky-ride; w
and m Nelson A. Shawn; with uku-
lele arr. © May 15, 1933; E pub.
36482; Forster music publisher, ine.
10409
Letting in the sunshine; from the
photoplay, w and m Noel Gay; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 27, 1933; E for.
30057 ; Lawrence Wright music co.
0410
Leve, Sverige; sang, ord Andrew L.
Nelson. © Apr. 26, 1933; E pub.
36136; Eleanore R. P. Bennett.
10411
Liber organi; toceaten des 17. u. 18.
jahrhunderts, ausgewihlt u. ftir den
praktischen gebrauch bezeichnet
Ernst Kaller u. Erich Valentin. bd.
5. © Apr. 8, 1983; BE for. 29633;
B. Schott’s sdéhne. 10412
Liberatus; melody with pf. ace. ©
1c. May: 17, 1983; E unp. 71585;
Gabriel Davidman Wellner. 10413
Liberty (The) bell; by Betsy Ross;
orch. pts. © 1.¢ Feb. 11, 1988; E
unp. 67546; Mary G. Traylor.
10414
437
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10415
march, Betsy Ross; band pts. ©
1‘ec. Feb. 11, 1933; HE unp. 67544;
Mary G. Traylor. 10415
——w and m Betsy Ross. ©16.
Feb. 11, 1983; E unp. 67545; Mary
G. Traylor. 10416
Lie (The); w Hale C. Cole. m Geof-
frey O’Hara; ten. 1, 2 and bar., cho.
or trio. © Apr. 25, 1933; E pub.
36168; Harms, ine. 10417
Liebesserenade: intermezzo amoroso,
m wu. arr. Hanns Lohr; orch. stim-
men. © Jan. 1, 1933; E for. 29967;
Wilhelm Gebauer. 10418
Lied (Ein) der puszta; w Gerd Kar-
lick, m Margulies u. Holms, klav.-
arr. Franz Stolzenwald. © Jan. 31,
1933; E for. 29641; Beboton-verlag,
G. m. b. H. 10419
Life’s a jig saw puzzle; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. May 15, 1933; E unp.
71492; Mary E. Davison. 10420
Lift thine eyes to the mountains; w
from Psalm 121, m Edward Car-
stenn; sop. and alto. © Apr. 11,
1933; E pub. 36351; Concordia pub.
house. 10421
Like me a little bit less, love me a
little bit more; w Harold Adam-
son, m Burton Lane; with ukulele
arr. © May 3, 1933; E pub. 36129;
Irving Berlin, ine. 10422
Lilac days; song, from the pageant,
arr. for pl. © SS Puimun. (Ws =.
May 20, 1933; E unp. 71694; James
Gustave Golseth. 10423
Lille (Et) smil fra dig; tango, tekst
og m Henry Carlsen; klaver. ©
Apr. 27, 1933; E for. 29954; Wil-
helm Hansen. 10424
Lingering memories; w Fred Teaff,
and melody. © 1. May 16, 1933;
E unp. 71528; William Edward Lo-
retta. 10425
Linnets’ (The) parade; by Mark
Brewer; piccolo with pf. acc. ©
Apr. 28 1933; E for. 29619; Hawkes
& son (London) ltd. 10426
piccolo solo, Mark Brewer; orch,
pts. © Apr. 18 1933; E for. 29539;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 10427
Lion’s (The) roar; w Bob Irwin, mel-
ody Dave Peyton. © 1c. May 13,
1933; E unp. 71394; David EH. Pey-
ton and Robert R. Irwin. 10428
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Listen to the bells Sweetheart; song,
arr. Edw. E. Menges. © May 5,
19383; E pub. 36182; Harold W.
Guehring. 10429
Listen to the kitchen band; pf. with
w. ©1c¢ May 27, 1933; E unp.
71979; Gerdes George Oretto. 10430
Little (A) bit of love: fox trot, from
The kiss before the mirror, w J.
Keirn Brennan, m W. Franke Har-
ling, arr. Frank E. Barry; orch.
pts., with male trio arr. B. Faighes.
© May 17, 1933; E pub. 36322; Leo
Feist, inc. 10431
tango, from The kiss before the
mirror, w J. Keirn Brennan, m W.
Franke Harling; with ukulele arr.
© Apr. 28, 1933; E pub. 36214; Leo
Feist, ine. 10432
Little blue eyed babe; fox trot song.
© 1c. May 2, 1933; E unp. 71331;
Leon Dupont. 10433
Little (The) elf; song, w John Ken-
drick Bangs. © Apr. 18, 1933; E
pub. 36235; John K. Vann. 104384
Little French doll; song. © 1 ¢. May
22, 1933; E unp. 71792; Matilda Cur-
tiss. 104385
Little (A) home for two; song, m
Harold Nelson. © May 29, 1933;
E pub. 36495; Edith Gano. 10436
Little Indians; pf. © May 17, 1933;
E pub. 36390; Edwin S. Thorpe.
10437
Little locket of long ago; w Harry
Woods, melody Joe Burke. © 1 «¢.
May 17, 1933; E unp. 71586; Joe
Morris music co. 104388
Little (A) love song; w and m Ralph
Preston. © 1c. May 19, 1933; E
unp. 71651; Ralph Preston Jones.
10439
Little Mickey Mouse; w and melody.
© 1c. May 4, 19383; E unp. 70978;
Joe Wheeler. 10440
Little red robin; w and melody. ©
1 @ May 15, 19838; E unp. 71469;
Dora A. Shepard. 10441
Little Rose: w and melody. © 1 «.
May 26, 1933; E unp. 71938; T. Ray-
mond Marshall. 10442
Little shack down in the hollow; song.
© 1c. May 10, 1933; E unp. 71225;
Ernest Hard. 10443
438
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1983
Little shoes; w and m the Vagabonds;
with ukulele arr., and male quartet,
unace. © May 17, 1933; E pub.
36480; Forster music publisher, inc.
10444
Little (The) white chureh; set to
hymn-tune Parsippany, w S. Tre-
vena Jackson, m I. H. Meredith. ©
May 8, 19383; E pub. 36451; Tullar-
Meredith co. 10445
Live and love forever; w and melody
Jay Kaye. © 1c. May 10, 1933; E
‘unp. 71248; Joseph Knudsen. 10446
Live on George Washington; song, m
Jack Mahoney. © Feb. 18, 1932;
E pub. 36122; Fred D. Whitfield.
10447
Living a life with you; w Norm Hays,
m Norm Hays and Clyde Ford. ©
1 c&. May 9,.193838; E unp. 71162;
Norman R. Hastings. 10448
Living for you; song, melody Jack
Mahoney. © 1c. May 9, 1933; E
unp. 71553; Rufus Lemuel Eason,
Te 10449
Living in doubt; w and melody Ches-
ter Cohn. © 1c. May 19, 1933; H
unp. 71648 ; Leo. Feist, inc. 10450
Loin de Paris; fox-trot, dans Les bleus
de Vamour, paroles Léo Leliévre et
J. Ardot, m Victor Alix; avee ac-
cord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29839; Editions Salabert.
10451
Lonely ; pf. with w. © 1c. May 4,
1933; E unp. 71000; Zelda Bryant.
10452
Lonely darkey; song, m Raymond
Harl Mitchell. © 1 c¢. May 16, 1933;
E unp. 71531; Peggy Olcott Singer.
10453
Lonely, lonely and blue; W and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 3, 1933; E unp.
70875; William John Madancy.
10454
Lonely tonight, dear for you; cho.,
w Mrs. Clyde Stone, m Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1. Mar. 15, 1933;
EH unp. 68862; Myrtle Dale Stone.
10455
Lonesome; fox trot, w and m Mrs.
Harley Dalton. ©1 ce. May 2, 1933 ;
E unp. 71329; Minnie M. Dalton.
10456
Lonesome and blue; valse song. ©
dc. May 15, 1933; EH unp. 71899;
Harold Crandall. 10457
10471*
—w and melody. © 1c. May 26,
1933; E unp. 71948; M. L. Howell.
10458
Lonesome for you; w and melody Bill
Gregory. © 1c. May 24, 1933; H
unp. 71891; William Gregory.
10459
Lonesome (A) sweetheart; waltz
song, melody Starret system club.
© 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp. 71628;
Rudolph Menart. 10460
Long memories; w and melody. ©
iy¢.. May ,23}.19335 1 unpe 11805;
Joseph Hdwards. 10461
Longing for love; song. © 1c. May
6, 1933; E unp. 713868; Gustav A.
Hohertz. 10462
Longing for tomorrow, for tomorrow
you'll be mine; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. May 12, 1933; E unp. 71303;
Rosa Rio, Jimmie DeLaney and Bert
Douglas. 10463
Look around for Someone new; w J.
Plunket, melody Chummy Mac-
Gregor. © 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
70999; Chalmers MacGregor and
James Plunket. 10464
Look at me and smile sweetheart;
waltz, w and melody. © 1c. May
18, 1933; E unp. 71603; Connie de
Paz Tinaya. 10465
Look for the rainbow; w and melody.
© 1c. May 6, 1933; E unp. 71095;
Harry. Prince. 10466
Looking for love; fox trot song, w
Mary Lepera. © 1c. May 13, 1933;
E unp. 71399; Grace Felice Snyder.
10467
Looking for love again; W and mel-
ody Lew Paul. ©1ce. May 31, 1933;
E unp. 72089; Robert W. Stringer.
10468
Looking out my window; fox trot song.
© 1c. May 6, 1933; E unp. 71347;
Bradford W. White. 10469
Loraine (Tony) Song; melody with
pf. acc.; in A flat. © 1 ¢c. May 29,
1933 ; E unp. 72053; Antonio Lora.
10470
Lord (The) is my Shepherd; Psalm
23, set to m Martin Broones; pf., or
organ ace. © Apr. 12, 1933; E for.
30058 ; Chappell & co., ltd. 10471
Lost (The) clown; juvenile operetta,
bk. and lyries Sarah Grames Clark,
m Agnes Wright; unison and 2-pt.
songs. © Feb. 10, 1933; D 28440;
Willis music co. y 10471*
439
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10472
Lost motion; pf. with w. © 1c. May
25, 1983; E unp. 71905; Phil Dooley.
10472
Louie take me down to Chicago, I
want to go to the worlds fair; song,
arr. M. Clark. © 1 c¢. May 18, 1933;
E unp. 71613; Lucius F. Smith.
10473
Louisville lady; w Billy Hill, melody
Peter De Rose. © 1 ¢. May 27,
1933; E unp. 72006; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc. 10474
Love; song, m Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c. May 5, 1933; E unp. 71054;
Rebecca Herbert. 10475
Love at first sight; fox-trot song, m
Len Fleming. © 1c. May 26, 1933;
E unp. 71958; Jos. E. Nichols.
10476
Love flies in at the window; song. ©
1 ¢c. May 10, 1933; E unp. 71208;
Newton Chapin, 2d. 10477
Love in my life anew; pf. with w. ©
1c. May: 26, 1933; EH unp. 71969 ;
William Doerfel. 10478
Love is king to-day; w and m H. El-
liott Smith; in B flat. © Apr. 13,
1933; E for. 29614; Cary & co.
10479
Love, love I want you; w Gus Kahn,
m William Axt. © 1:@ May 22,
1933; E unp. 71773; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 10480
Love me in the springtime; w and
melody. © 1c. May 26, 1933; E
unp. 71945; Pauline Tanner. 10481
Love must be grand; song. ©1..
May 11, 19333" unp. i219); Wal-
liam Doerfel, 10482
Love (A) song; canon, w Helen Wad-
dell, from the Latin MS. of Bene-
dictbeuern, m Gustav Holst; male
voices. Winthrop Rogers ed.
Mar. 7, 1933; E for. 29592 ; Hawkes
& son (London) ltd. 10483
Love stands by; w Hughie Prince, m
Harold Mooney; with ukulele arr.
© May 8, 1933; E pub. 36220; Luz
bros. music publishers. 10484
Love story; pf. ©1c¢. May 11, 1933;
E unp. 71268; Adolph Deutsch.
10485
Love-time (The) waltz; w and melody.
© 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp. 71475;
Joe Serensco. 10486
Lovely one; song, m Muriel Schmidt.
© 1c. May 10, 1933; E unp. 71226;
Fatanitza S. Conley. 10487
pt. II, n. s., v.28
Lovely sweetheart; song. © 1c. May
1, 19383; E unp. 70826; Louis Leon-
ard Henkin. 10488
Lover; w and melody. © 1 c. May 1,
1933; E unp. 70783; Dorothy Eliza-
beth Goodrich. 10489
Lover’s decision; w and melody. ©
1c. May 4, 1933; E unp. 70964; J. S.
Naery. 10490
Lovers’ paradise; w and melody. ©
tc. May 29;.1933 Be usp tae
Margaret Sloma. 10491
Lover’s (A) symphony; song, w R.
Russell. © 1c. Apr. 6, 19383; E unp.
69757; Warren Russell and Ruth
Russell. 10492
Love’s old sweet story; song. ©1e.
May 6, 1988; E unp. 71854; Anna
Belle Logan, 10493
Love’s prisoner; w William Blake, m
C. Armstrong Gibbs; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. Winthrop Rogers ed. © May
9, 1933; E for. 29894; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 10494
Love’s roses; w Frances Ring, m Mar-
tin Broones. © Apr. 28, 1933; E for.
29900; Chappell & co., td. 10495.
Loyal lion cubs; song. © 1c. May 20,
1933; E unp. 71711; Lois E. Mec
Dermand. 10496
Lullaby; song. © 1 c. May 1; 1933;
E unp. 70818; Matilda Curtiss.
10497
w and melody. © 1 ec. Apr, 21,
1933; E unp. 71080; Hdward A.
Graham. 10498
Lullaby of the poppies; song, w Ruth
Wilson. © 1 ¢.. May 12, 1983; EH
unp. 71276; Stanley Arthur Day.
10499
Ma mie, mon aimée; de Maurin des
maures, paroles Ch. L. Pothier et
André Hugon, m Jacques Janin;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Mar, 1,
1933; E for. 29821; Editions Sala-
bert. 10500
McCutcheon (Ronald Maurice) *Noc-
turno; ten. and bar. duet, unace.
1 c.. May 10, 1933; E unp. 71252;
Ronald Maurice McCutcheon.
10501
Madalon ; musical reading. © Dec. 10,
1932; E pub. 36369; Tina B. Cornic.
10502
Madiana ; rumba, Maiotte Almaby, arr.
Ted Curtiss; orch. ptes. © Mar. 25,
1933; E for. 29997; Editions José-
phine Baker. 10503
440
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
Madre italiana; versi Micheli; pf. ©
1 ¢ Apr. 19, 1983; E unp. 70950;
Romolo Balzani. 10504
Miidel - sei lieb, mach’s fensterl auf;
Wt. mW Wi Rust. ©, Apr...21,
1933; E for. 29644; Beboton-verlag,
G.m.b.H. 10505
Miidel (Hin) wie du; foxtrot, aus Ich
bleib bei dir, text Charles Amberg,
m Fred Raymond, arr. Hartwig von
Platen; orch. stimmen. © Jan. 4,
1932; E for. 29519; Harrison musik-
verlag, G.m.b.H. 10506
Magic (The) valley of the Rio Grande;
song. © Apr. 25, 1933; E pub.
36360; Mabel Upson Grossman.
10507
Magyariana; by William Axt, arr.
Paul Marquardt; pf. © 1 ec. May
3, 1933; E unp. 70935; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 10508
Mah baby; song. ©1c. May 8, 1933;
E unp. 71140; Mabel F. Davis.
10509
Maid (The) of the West; song, melody
-Starret system club. © 1c. May 8,
1933; E unp. 71146; Emilie Dorothy
Kathreen Ewall. 10510
Main (La) qui caline; fox-trot, de Le
garcon de chez Prunier, livret et
couplets André Barde et Michel
Carré, m Joseph Szule; avee accord
de ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29774; Editions Salabert. 10511
Mais il ne faut pas tout prendre 4 la
lettre; fox-trot, dans Cartes pos-
tales, paroles Jean Deyrmon et
André Hornez, m Lionel Cazaux;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29830; Editions Sala-
bert. 10512
Mais lVamour c’est autre chose; ro-
mance valse, dans Les bleus de
VYamour, paroles Léo Leliévre et J.
Ardot, m Victor Alix; avec accord
de ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29838; Editions Salabert. 10513
Make Him yours today; hymn, w and
m Mrs. Frank Klawiter. © 1 «.
Apr. 29, 1983; E unp. 71217; Violet
Klawiter. 10514
Malady of love; melody. © 1c. May
1, 19383; E unp. 70800; James S.
Clark. 10515
Mamma loves me so; fox-trot song,
melody Manuscript league. © 1 ©.
May 31, 1933; E unp. 72079; Thomas
Charles Buxton. 10516
10530:
Man about town; melody. © 1 «
May 19, 19388; E unp. 71650; Mar-
cella Sylvia Freedman. 10517
Man (The) on the flying trapeze; w
and m Walter O’Keefe, transcribed
Hugo Frey; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © Apr. 29, 1933; E
pub. 86089; Robbins music corp.
10518
Mandolin boy; song. © 1 ¢. May 6,
1983; E unp. 71352; Mattie Tellef-
son. 10519:
Maniche; tango, de Mélo, de Manuel
Pizarro, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes., avec texte. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29755; Editions Salabert.
10520:
Manikin (The) ; overture, R. B. Hisen-
berg; band pts. © Apr. 28, 1933;
E pub. 36104; K. L. King music
house.: 10521
Mannin veen ; Manx tone poem, Haydn
Wood; orch. pts. © May 16, 1933;
E for. 30072; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd. 10522
Manyana—to-morrow; w Billy Hill, m
Mabel Wayne; with ukulele arr. ©
May 18, 1933; E pub. 36415; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine. 10523.
Marching to a military band; w and
m George Lloyd and Ralph Butler ;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 3, 1933;
E for. 29862; Francis, Day & Hunt-
er, ltd. 10524
Maria; w Anne Stiles, melody J. Law.
© 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp. 71444;
Joan Law and Anne Jones Smith.
10525
Marriage (The) supper call; hymn.
© Apr. 17, 1983; E pub. 36193 ; Isaac
Newton Watson. 10526
Martinet (The); by Peter Brunelli;
pf.-conductor. © 1 c. May 4, 1933;
E unp. 70959; Movietone music
corp. 10527
Matra pictures; Hungarian folksongs,
English, Clement F. Rogers, m Zol-
tin Kodaly; mixed cho., a capella.
© Jan. 19, 1933; E for. 30033; Uni-
versal edition, a. g. 10528
Mattinata; di Luigi Malatesta; orch.
partis) (©: Bebe; 01983 3) Es for.
29905; Mario Aromando. 10529
Maurinoise (La); hymne national,
dans Toine, paroles René Sarvil, m
Chaura; avee accord de l’ukulele. ©
Mar. 1, 1983; E for. 29828; Editions
Salabert. 10530
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10531
Mauvaise (La) priére; poésie René
Chalupt, m Louis Aubert. 1. Chant
seul. — 2, Chant et pf. © Mar, 1,
£955.; JH) tors 2932. -colooae rand
& cie. 10531, 10532
May (A) burden; English madrigal,
w Francis Thompson, m _ John
Foulds: mixed voices. © May 26,
1933; E for. 30082; W. Paxton &
CO. Jta: 10533
May the last kiss be the same: waltz,
wand m G. L. Gibson; with ukulele
arr. © Apr. 24, 1933; E pub. 36083;
Richard Drake Saunders. 10534
Maybe; valse song. © 1c. May 9,
1933; E unp. 71375; William Lemon.
10535
— waltz, w J. Franklyn Frye, m and
ukulele arr. Howard Bunts. © May
26, 1933; E pub. 36491; Frye, Ryan,
Frankel, inc. 10536
Maybe it’s wrong; w and melody. ©
est May, 27, 1935-" h unp 71918;
Harold Duncan. 10537
Me and the moon; melody, with pf.
acc. © 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
70997; William Ferdinand Eiche.
10538
Mean eyes don’t you goo goo me; song.
© 1c. May 6, 1933; E unp. 71350;
John F. Smoker. 10539
Medizval (The) modes; their melody
and harmony for the use of the
modern composer, A. Madeley Rich-
ardson.
H. W. Gray co. 10540
Meet me down on Wabash (Ave.) ;
song, arr. Esther Hellyer. © 1 «.
May 24, 1933; E unp. 71869; Elsie
M. Eagleston. 10541
Meet me in Milwaukee and celebrate
return of beer; song, w A. W. Hin-
kel. © 1c. Mar. 29, 1983; E unp.
69513; Archie W. Hinkel and Ralph
L. Cloos. 10542
Meet me in the evening; w Grace
Hamilton and Al Short, with melody.
© 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp. 71448;
Jack Stern. 10543
Mein friseur: musikalisches lustspiel,
Rudolf Lothar, text u. m Bert Reis-
feld u. Rolf Marbot. © Mar. 15,
1933; E for. 29572; Crescendo thea-
terverlag, G.m.b.H. 10544
Mein gorilla hat ’ne villa im zoo; paso
doble, aus Heut’ kommt’s drauf an,
w Peter Kuckuck, m B. Kaper u. W.
© Apr. 25, 1933; A 62358;
pt. 11, DES, wae
Jurmann. © Feb. 25, 1933; E for.
29639; Beboton-verlag, G.m.b.H.
10545
Mein schatz vom Tegernsee; fox-trot,
w u. m Hans Lengsfelder u. Rudolf
Sachs, arr. Billy Golwyn; orch.
Stimmen, mit miinnergesangstrio arr.
© May 6, 1933; E for. 29918; Mus-
ikverlag City. 10546
Melody (A) of love; melody. ©1.e.
May 18, 19338; E unp. 71601; Oscar
William Petersen. 10547
Memorial day; w Joyce Kilmer, m
H. Loren Clements. 1. 4-pt. mixed
cho. organ acc.—2. 2-pt. treble cho.
© Apr. 24, 1933; E pub. 36242,
36243; G. Schirmer, ine.
10548, 10549
Memories; fox trot song. © 1 «
May 2, 19383; E unp. 71841; Harry
Whitcomb. 10550
Memories of father; mixed voices. ©
1c. May 29, 1933; E unp. 72047;
Augustus N. McAbee. 10551
Memories of mother; song. © 1 «.
May 1, 1933; E unp. 70801; Arthur
Louis Greiner. 10552
—melody Jack Mahoney. ©
1 ec. May 9, 1988; E unp. 71554; Ida
G. Blue. 10553
waltz song, melody the Starret
system club. © 1 ¢. May 5, 1933;
E unp. 71063; Lulu Ethel Thomp-
son. 10554
Memory’s book; song, m Syivester
Long Cross. © 1c. May 5, 1933;
BE unp. 71041; Stella Blackerby.
10555
Memphis Mamie; melody T. Parham.
© 1c. May 26, 1933; E unp. 72059;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 10556
Mem’ries of mother; song, with uku-
lele arr. © 1 c@ May 5, 19838;
E unp. 71045; Irving Siegel. 10557
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Praeludium; op. 37, no.
2, transcribed F. Campbell-Watson ;
string orch. sc. and pts.; in G. maj.
© Apr. 24, 1933; E pub. 36161; M.
Witmark & sons. 10558
Song without words; op. 102, no.
6, arr. Antonio E. Cafarella; brass
choir, sc. and pts. © May 25, 1933;
E pub. 36463; M. Wiimark & sons.
10559
442
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no. 5, 1933
Mensaje de Puerto Rico; waltz; pf.
© 1c. May 31, 1933; E unp. 72094;
Juan O'Neill Lopez. 10560:
Menschen (Hines) lied; nachgelassene
ged. Ernst Goll, m Otto Siegl, op.
73; sop. u. bar. solo, gem. chor,
orch. u. orgel ad lib. Partitur. ©
July, 25,11931;'.E: for 29588 ;.P.. J.
Tonger. 10561
Menuet de la marquise; de Félix
Hesse; orch. ptes. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29693; Choudens. 10562:
Merkste was ...; marschlied, text
Hans Pflanzer, m Wiga-Winston,
spezial arr. Hans Schindler; orch.
stimmen. © Mar. 23, 1933; E for.
29968; Wilhelm Gebauer. 10563
Merry-go-round (The) ; w and melody
Ann Ronell. © 1c. May 10, 1933;
E unp. 71215; Leo Feist, ine.
10564
Messer of ceremonies; overture, Will
Hebert. ©1c. May 22, 1933; E unp.
71758; William Francis Hebert, jr.
10565
Mi piacerebbe ma ...; da Al cavallino
bianco, one-step, versi Luciano
Ramo, m Nino Ravasini, arr. Paul
Abel; orch. pti. © Mar.. 27, 1933,
HE for. 30010; Societa anonima Su-
vini-Zerboni. 10566
Michigamme (The) love song; song.
© 1c. May 27, 1983; E unp. 72016;
Josephine Couch Doty. 10567
Michigan boulevard; pf. © 1c. May
22, 19338; E unp. 71781; William
Chandler Nelms. 10568
Midnight melody; w and melody; pf.
treble. © 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp.
70786; Jac. D. Ellis. 10569:
Minnie the moocher’s passed away;
song, w J. Newell Burns. © 1 ©.
May 18, 19383; E unp. 71600; George
Hartmus Nelson. 10570
Mirologio per un bambino; parole di
un canto popolare greco, tr. Pio
Bondioli, m Ildebrando Pizzetti. ‘©
May 28, 1983; E for. 30088; G. Ri-
cordi & co. 10571
Miss Springtime; w S. Armstrong, m
J. Beck. ©1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
71092; Sybil Armstrong and John
Beck. 10572
Mississippi basin; fox-trot, w Andy
Razaf, m Reginald Foresythe. ©
May 15, 1983; E pub. 36290; Joe
Davis, inc. 10573
10589
Mistaken; waltz song. © 1c. May 20,
1933; E unp. 71708; Pete Marceuzzo,
Ape. 10574
Mr. Roosevelt; w and melody. © 1 «.
May 2, 1988; E unp. 71290; Perey
Gillespie. 10575
—— Rev. version. © 1c. May 8,
1933; E unp. 71127; Percy Gillespie.
10576
Mister Roosevelt, we’re sure proud of
you; w and melody. © 1c. May 6,
1933 ; E unp. 71103; Walter Irving.
10577
Mit dem sch-sch-sch-tiberraschungszug ;
fox-trot, w Peter Herz u Salpeter,
m Hermann Leopoldi. © Feb. 10,
1933; E for. 80041; Wiener oper-
ettenverlag, G.m.b.H., Dacapo ver-
lag. 10578
= = arr. Alexander
Steinbrecher; salon-orch. wu. jazz
stimmen. © Feb. 15, 1933; E for.
30042 ; Wiener operettenverlag,
G.m.b.H., Dacapo verlag. 10579
Mocking bird; w and m Bert Emil. ©
1c. May 6, 1983; E unp.. 71357;
Bertha E. Seippel. 10580
Modern sweetheart; fox trot song. ©
1c. May 2, 1933; E unp. 71332; Rose
Ruhl. 10581
Moi. j’écoute l’accordéon ; valse, paroles
Francis Carco et Jean Rieux, m Vin-
eent Seotto; avee accord de Vuku-
lele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29778;
Hditions Salabert. 10582
Moineaux (Les) ; paroles J. Gilbert, m
M. Cadier. © Mar. 1; 1988; E for.
29738; Durand & cie. 10583
= melodie M. Cadier. "© Mar.
1, 19383; E for. 29737; Durand « Gie.
10584
Money; w and melody. © 1 ¢. May
10, 1933; E unp. 71246; Paul Ellerbe.
10585
Money isn’t worrying us; pf. with w.
© 1c. May 27, 1933; E unp. 72031;
Dorothy G. Galbraith. 10586
Monfred (A. H.) Pastorale; paroles
Jean Sorbier; avee accord de Vuku-
lele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29806;
Editions Salabert. 10587
Montana moon; w Alfred K. Brix, m
Irving Siegel. © 1c. May 2, 1983;
E unp. 70873; Siegel & Brix. 10588
Moods; song; with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 28, 1983; E pub. 36465; Simon
Vander Laan. 10589
443
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10590
Moon (The) and the stars in the sky;
waltz song. © May 1, 1933; E pub.
36421; Mary Farley Thompson.
10590
© 1c. May 18,
71397; Frank War-
10591
Moonlight and melody; w and m Gus
Kahn, Phil Harris and George B.
Adlam; with ukulele arr. May Singhi
Breen. © May 25, 1933; E pub.
36449; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
10592
Moonlight and you; melody with pf.
ace. © 1c. May 29, 1933; E unp.
72052; Carmel Dorris. 10593
Moonlight memories of you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 29, 19383; E unp. 72029;
Paul Nelson. 10594
Moonlight on black water; pf. with
w..© 1.c. May 1, 1983; E unp.
70887; Virginia May Peacock.
10595
Mocnlight on the Chesapeake; waltz
song, w Woody Frisino. © May 4,
1933; E pub. 36312; Frederick Bur-
ton Hammann. 10596
waltz, w Woody Frisino, and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 4, 1983; E ump.
71002; Frederick Burton Hammann.
10597
Moonlight on the ocean waves; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
Moon dear; melody.
1933; E unp.
shauer.
are. (©) f ¢ May22 1933) Bunp,
71718; Lillian M. Skeggs. 10598
Moonlight on the prairie; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 29, 19383; E unp. 72026;
Farres Evans. 10599
Moonlight symphony; song. © May 5,
1933; E pub. 36434; Blanche Strei-
cher. 10600
Moonstruck; w Sam Coslow, m Ar-
thur Johnston. ©1c. May 25, 1933 ;
E unp. 72004; Famous music corp.
10601
More and more; song. © 1 ¢. May
23, 1933; E unp. 71821; Sherrill C.
Passage. 10602
Morenita; tango, w and m Charles
Maduro; with guit. arr. © Mar. 27,
1933; E pub. 36112; Southern music
pub. ¢o., ine. 10603
Morris County legion band; march,
George Samuel Contor; pf. © 1 «.
May 20, 1983; E unp. 71704; Samuel
Contor. 10604
pt. TI, n. s., v. 28:
Mosellied ; aus Thurant, w R. Allmers,
m Kurt Zorlig. 1. Vierstimmigen.
ménnerchor, a cappella. Partitur u.
stimmen.—2. Gesang u. klavier. ©
Mar. 1, 1983; E for. 29858, 29859;
Tischer & Jagenberg, G.m.b.H.
10605, 10606.
Moten’s swing; melody Buster and
Bennie Moten. © 1c. May 26, 1933;.
E unp. 72062; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 10607
Mother ; fox trot song. © 1c. May 9,
1933; E unp. 71383; Bessie Lake
McDevitt. 10608.
—song. © Mar. 14, 1933; E pub.
36373; Julia Robards Herbert.
10609
— song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 c..May 22, 1933;:
E unp. 71717; May Sandahl. 10610:
written and composed Llew Weir
and James Walsh; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 27, 1933; E for. 29521; Liew
Weir music co. 10611
Mother & me; w and m Hugo Fried-.
hofer. © 1c. May 22, 1933; E unp.
71930 ; Movietone music corp. 10612:
Mother, dear mother; song. © 1 c¢.
May 18, 1933; E unp. 71624; Mary
Margurite Leonard. 10613:
Mother dear, you’ve been my dearest
pal; w Billy Vrooman, m Stan
Tucker. © May 12, 1933; EH pub-
36274; William D. Vrooman.
10614
Mother Goose days; song. ©1c. May
1, 1933 ; E unp. 70780; Marion Nixon.
Kimball. 10615
Mother loves me; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
May 10, 1933; E unp. 71230; Fran-
cisco P. Domingo. 10616.
Mother o’ mine; song, arr. Frank
Fuhrer. © 1 c. May 11, 1933; E
unp. 71274; Grace Mel Murray.
10617
Mother of mine; pf. with w. ©1e.
May 5, 1933; E unp. 71040; Fay
Dancer. 10618.
—— song, arr. Stan Tucker. © 1 ©¢.
May 22, 19383; E unp. 71755; Jack
Cuthbert. 10619
Mother’s love; song. © 1c. May 18,
1933; E unp. 71625; Mary Margu-
rite Leonard. 10620:
+44
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 5, 1933
Mots (Les) d’amour; slow-fox, de
L’oiseau des iles, paroles Henry
Varna et Pierre-Paul Fournier, m
Virgilio Ranzato, arr. Al Wayes;
-orch. ptes. © Mar. 25, 1933; E for.
‘29993; Editions Joséphine Baker.
10621
‘Mountain (The) pines; valse song.
© 1c. May 9, 1933; E unp. 71379;
Julina Bray. 10622
‘Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Diver-
timento no. 1; arr. and ed. Theodore
M. Finney; 1st and 2d B flat clari-
nets and bassoon, sc. and pts. ©
May 25, 1933; E pub. 36453 ; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 10623
Divertimento no. 2; transcribed
and ed. Theodore M. Finney; wood-
‘winds. Se. and pts. © Apr. 27,
1983; E pub. 36171; M. Witmark &
sons. 10624
Divertimento no. 3; transcribed
and ed. Theodore M. Finney ;: wood-
mindsessc and pts... © .Apr.:27,
1933; E pub. 36172; M. Witmark &
sons. 10625
Mud pie days; waltz, w H. Heric, mel-
ody Starret system club. © 1 ©.
May 9, 1983; E unp. 71165; Hattie
Heric and Starret system club.
10626
Muddy Mississippi; w and m Hugo
Friedhofer. © 1 c. May 22, 1933;
E unp. 71929; Movietone music corp.
10627
Mura San; song. ©1c. May 26, 1933;
E unp. 71970; Frances Kleinhaus.
10628
Musie for two; musical romance, bE.,
lyrics and m Brooke Chattry. ©
1 ec. May 10, 1983; D 28437; John
Howard Ford. 10628*
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
F. G. Hawkes. With. suppl. v. 47,
pt. 5, May 1933. © May 38, 1933;
E for. 29845; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd. 10629
Musik; ftir flote, klarinette, violine u.
klavier, Ernst Reinstein, op. 34.
Partitur u. stimmen. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29568; Henry Litolff’s
verlag. 10630
Muskoka moon; song, m Leah E. Shea.
© 1 ¢. May 29, 1933; E unp. 72050;
Harriet R. Shea. 10631
My baby Ann; waltz, from Bring back
my gal, w and melody. ©1c. May
9, 1933; E unp. 71160; Edward
James Carifo. 10632
10647
My baby made a cry baby of me; w
Howard Johnson and Charles To-
bias, m J. Fred Coots; with ukulele
arr. © May 13, 1933; E pub. 36282;
Remick music corp. 10633
My birthday gift of roses; fox trot
song. © 1c. May 6, 1933; E unp.
71348; Elizabeth A. Ream. 10634
My bluebird’s singing the blues; from
International house, w Leo Robin,
m Ralph Rainger; with ukulele arr.
© Apr. 27, 1933; E pub. 36100;
Famous music corp. 10635
My bower; w George Darley, m Alec
Rowley. © May 9, 1933; E for.
29949; Boosey & co., ltd. 10636
My bright golden poppy; pf. with w.
© 1c. May 6, 1933; E unp. 71163;
Minnie Avery. 10637
My broken dream; w and melody. ©
1c. May,..3,..1938 %,H. unp. (6892;
Jeanette Deitch Herwitz. 10638
My broken melody; w and melody. ©
1 ce. May 18, 1933; E unp. 71593;
Murrill Bevans. 10639
My California girl; song. © 1c. May
9, 193838; E unp. 71378; R. V. Moore.
10640
My Carolina home; w and m Mrs.
Richard Marlowe. © 1 c. May 17,
1933 ; E unp. 71894; Laura Marlowe.
10641
My castle in Maine; w Edward Hey-
man, melody John W. Green.
1 ce. May 20, 19383; E unp. 71843;
Famous music corp. 10642
My choice; w and melody. © 1 «.
May 12, 1933; E unp. 71298; Sally
Fredricks, Bert Douglas and J. P.
DeLaney. 10643
My dear; song; with ukulele arr. ©
1 ce) May 4° 19835" Runp. M02ns
Nina Smiley Fick. 10644
My dear dad; w and melody Sidney
Cullom Dunn; [mixed voices] ©
te. May 19,1938; ).Heunps, 71629;
Sidney C. Dunn. 10645
and melody Bill-
© 1. ¢ May 18,
My-dear-heart; Ww
Pete Peterson.
19383; E unp. 71591; William
Anthony Peterson. 10646
My dear Wisconsin home, with its
beauty sublime and rare; song, arr.
Grace May Yapp. © May 11, 1933;
E pub. 36225; Mathilda Meier Feil.
10647
445
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10648
pt. 1, n-. S., v.28
My design for living; w and melody
Abner Silver and Billy Livingston.
© 1c. May 4, 1933: E unp. 71016;
Superior music, ine. 10648
My diary; valse, w and m Annie Col-
angelo. © 1c. May 9, 1933; E unp.
71376; Annie Jack. 10649
My dream house of love; w and mel-
ody.. © 1 c.. May. 15, 1933; E -unp.
71476; Frances Maine Hanson.
10650
My dream is gone; w Arthur Quadrio,
with melody. © 1c. May 12, 1933;
E unp. 71322; Harold Schechter.
10651
My dreams of a little white house;
song, melody Jack Mahoney. ©1c.
May 12, 1933; E unp. 71683 ; Marion
I, Fancher. 10652
My evening song; w Irving Kahal, m
Bert Rose. © May 17, 1933; E
pub. 36408; M. Witmark & sons.
10653
My first love to last; from Adorable,
w George Marion, jr., m Richard
A. Whiting; with ukulele arr. ©
May 3, 1933; E pub. 36123; Movie-
tone music¢ corp. 10654
My hat’s off to you, dad; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 «.
May 5, 19383; E unp. 71089; Fay
Dancer. 10655
My heart is calling; song. © 1.
May 17, 1933; E unp. 71584; Ferdi-
nand Murray Holton. 10656
My heart is in your hands; fox-trot,
w and melody. ©1c. May 25, 1933;
E unp. 71923; Hayden Hamilton
Reynolds. 10657
My heart’s back in New Orleans; w
L. Peace, melody R. Rio. © 1 e«.
May 24, 1933; E unp. 71880; Rosa
Rio and Lu Peace. 10658
My heart stampeded to you; song.
1 ce. May 15, 1933; E unp. 71461;
Herman Dick Kissenger. 10659
My heartbreaker; song, melody Jack
Mahoney. © 1c. May 12, 1933; EB
unp. 71684; Carol Gifford. 10660
My heart’s desire; from Adorable, w
George Marion, jr., m Richard A.
Whiting; with ukulele arr. © May
3, 19383; E pub. 36125; Movietone
music corp. 10661
My heaven’s in a rocking chair; Ww
and melody. © 1 ¢. May 18, 1933;
E unp. 71607; Ella Allen. 10662
My highway of dreams; song. ©1«.
May 19, 1933; E unp. 71638; Ray
D. Hesselmeyer. 10663.
My home down by the swampland;
song. © 1c May 1, 1983; E unp.
70817; Matilda Curtiss. 10664
My home on the hill; song. © 1.
May 18, 1933; E unp. 71626; Mary
Margurite Leonard. 10665
My honey Lou; arr. Jack Keene;
dance orch. pts. © 1 ¢ May 16,
1933; E unp. 71502; Gayle Strohm
McKnight. 10666
My honey’s got a job; w and m Trudie
West. © 1c. May 8, 1933; E unp.
71155; Minnie Gertrude West. -
10667
My ideal; w Thekla Hollingsworth,.
m Edgar R. Carver. © May 5,
1933; E pub. 36204; Harms, inc.
10668
My imaginary sweetheart; w Edward
Eliscu, m Harry Akst; with ukulele
arr. © May 25, 1933; E pub. 36461;
M. Witmark & sons. 10669
My indoor, outdoor, good-time, any-
time girl; w and melody Al Lewis,
Buddy Fields and Al Sherman. ©
1 e. May 23, 1983; E unp. 71826;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
10670
My Irish melody ; w and m Mike Ben-
ton; with ukulele arr. ©1c. May 4,
1933; E unp. 71018; Mitchell Mc-
Iver Benton. 10671
My isn’t she a darlin’; w and melody
Walter Willis. © 1 c. May 38, 1933;
E unp. 70878; Walter Edward Wil-
lis. 10672
My jig saw puzzle of love; w Allen
Taub, m Lou Herscher; with uku-
lele arr. © Mar. 29, 1983; E pub.
36291; Alfred music ¢o., ine. 10673
My keepsakes; waltz song, m Harriet
L. Ward. © 1 ¢ May 9, 1933;
unp. 71831; Jay Jasmine Jackson.
10674
My life-time pal; w and melody. ©
1 @ May 11, 1933; E unp. 71282;
Chas. P. Walcott. 10675
My little Cinderella; song. © 1 ¢.
May 2, 1933; E unp. 70865; Jean
LaHue Brown. 10676
My little doll; song. © 1c May 1,
1933; E unp. 70828; Karl R. Karn-
bach. 10677
446
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
10705
My little log home in the forest; w
and melody. © 1c. May 15, 1933;
FE unp. 71481; Arthur Willium Wel-
bon. 10678
My littie mother; waltz, Valentin
Thébault et Jack April; orch. ptes.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29764; Edi-
tions Salabert. 10679:
My little old hometown; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 26, 1933; E unp.
71941; Laura V. Eaton. 10680:
My major girl is in a minor key with
me; w and melody. © 1c. May 12,
1933; E unp. 71310; Sam Schuman.
10681
My Master hath a garden; w anon.,
m ©. Armstrong Gibbs; sop., mezzo
and alto. Winthrop Rogers ed. ©
Apr. 11, 1933; E for. 29530; Boosey
& co., ltd. 10682
My memories of yesterday; w and
melody. © 1c. May 5, 1933; E
unp. 71556; Raymond Joseph O’Mal-
ley. 10683
My mistress frowns; w anon., m C.
Armstrong Gibbs; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Apr. 18,
1933; E for. 29531; Boosey & co.,
lid. 10684
My mountain home; song, m E. A.
Grames. © 1c. May 22, 19383; E
unp. 71783; Leslie R. Smith. 10685
My nights are so lonely without you;
fox trot song. © 1c. May 10, 1933;
E unp. 713888; Emma Louise John-
son. 10686
My old beau; song, melody Larry E.
Goffin. © 1c. May 29, 1933; E unp.
72015; Wm. E. Smith. 10687
My old homestead, ’way out there;
song, m Stan Tucker. © 1c. May
Zotoaa: Hy Un “72013: Hobart
Byram. 10688:
My old mountain home in the West;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. May 1, 1933; E
unp. 70809; William A. Davis.
10689
My old southland home; w Sue Skel-
ton, melody Clarence Walker and
Wm. Roach. © 1c. May 24, 1933;
E ounp. 71858; Wm. Roach publica-
tions. 10690
My old sweetheart; valse song. ©
De. Magy 2,.; 19383 + -Hicunp: 71334 ;
Presley B. Johnson. 10691
My Ozark mountain home; song, arr.
Jean Walz; with ukulele arr. ©
May 10, 1983; E pub. 36354; Fritz
Clark, Fleming Allan and Gene Ar-
nold. 10692,
My palace of dreams; song. © 1 «.
May 12, 1988; E unp. 71404; Sadie
Louise Lindsay. 10693
My past, my present, my future; w
and melody Harry Revel and Mack
Gordon. © 1c. May 27, 1933; E
unp. 71977; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc. 10694
My pillow slip, my dream ship, and
you; w R. O. Wilson, melody Al
Knoll. © 1c. May 17, 1933; E unp.
71561; Ralph O. Wilson and Albert
EK. Knoll. 10695
My prairie home and you; waltz song.
© 1c. May 8, 1933; E unp. 71133;
Lena Geck. 10696
My prayer; w Karl Frederick Wett-
stone, m Edgar Milton Weich; in
C. © May 15, 1933; E pub. 36315;
Thecdore Presser co. 10697
My pretty blue-eyed Slovak maiden;
fox-trot song; with ukulele arr. ©
May 26, 1983; E pub. 36385; George
M. Lukac. 10698
My Rocky Mountain shack; song,
m EH. A. Grames. © 1 ¢. May 22,
1933; E unp. 71784; Leslie R. Smith.
10699
My Rocky Mountain sweetheart; song,
m E. A. Grames. © 1 ¢c. May 22,
1933 ; E unp. 71785; Leslie R. Smith.
10700
My rosary of God bless you’s; song, m
Sister Mary Catherine. © 1 ce.
May 20, 1933; E unp. 71701; Mar-
garet O’Connor. 10701
My song of love: song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
May 10, 19838; E unp. 71242; Robert
Wilson. 10702
My sweetheart; waltz, w and melody
in (G maj.” .<GY 1, e¢ Mayn29. 1933:
E unp. 72046; Charles Ernest Lindig.
10703
My sweetheart of dreams; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©.1.¢. May 22, 1983; H unp. 71731;
Anna B. Isbell. 10704
My symphony to you; pf. with w. ©
1. -e.. May .6,42983>, B.iunp:.. 71d2 :
George T. F. Galindo. 10705
447
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10706
My temptation; American lyrics Al
Dubin, m Henry Sullivan and Des-
mond Carter; with ukulele arr. ©
May 2, 1933; E pub. 36178; Harms,
inc. 10706
My Thousand Island home; w and
melody. © 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
70988; Richard J. Matthews. 10707
My true love hath my heart; poem
Philip Sidney; sop. 1, 2 and con-
tralto. © May 5, 1933; E for. 29846;
Frederick A. Ogilvy. 10708
My Uncle Sam; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
May 22, 1983; E unp. 71733; Sav-
erio Pillarella. 10709
My Verdie Valley home; w L. Wedge,
melody Starret system club. © 1 ¢.
May 20, 1983; E unp. 71695; Lillian
Wedge and Dudley Burton. 10710
Mystery (The) of the lost scroll; op-
eretta, w and melodies. © 1c. Apr.
28, 1933; D 28435; Ruth Austin
Cook. 10710*
Na kai 0 Hawaii; song, arr. Dorothy
M. Kahananui. ©1c. May 13, 1933;
E unp. 71398; Rosalie Abreu Flores.
10711
Nir morgon gryr, da blir det solsken ;
W anon.; mixed voices. © Mar. 27,
1933; E pub. 36394; J. A. Hultman.
10712
Nana; oper, text, nach dem roman
Zolas, v. Max Brod, m Manfred Gur-
litt; klavierauszug mit text. ©
Mar. 22, 1983; D 28455; Universal
edition, a. g. 10712*
Natchez-on-the-hill; 3 Virginian
country dances, arr. John Powell,
op. 30 bis; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Apr.
24, 1933; E pub. 36246; G. Schirmer,
inc. 10713
Natural dance rhythms for children
and adults: pf. © May 38, 1933; E
pub. 36418; Elba Davies. 10714
Nature in the raw is seldom mild; fox-
trot, w Frank N. Dimmy, melody O.
Bunkers, jr., rev. Starret system
club. © 1. May 31, 1933; E unp.
72081; Frank Dimmy and Orlando
Bunkers, jr. 10715
Nature wonders; song. © 1 ce. May
16, 19388; E unp. 71508; Margaret
Ann Baker. 10716
Ne dis pas de folies; paroles Jacques
Charles, m Jean Lenoir; avee accord
de ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29810; Editions Salabert. 10717
pt. II, n.s., v. 28
Ne reviens pas; paroles Camille Fran-
cois, m Wal-Berg. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29686; Société anonyme fran-
caise Chappell. 10718
Near an aged pine tree; w and melody.
© 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp. 71484;
H. Jesse Stantz. 10719
Neath the Shenandoah moon; song. ©
1c. May 29, 1933; E unp: 72054;
John Holt McElroy, jr. 10720
*Neath the tropical moon; waltz song,
w Walton Hamrick, m arr. Ernest
Shonfield. © 1c. May 22, 1933; E
unp. 71760; John Edgar Campbell.
10721
Need you for love; w M. Turner, m
S. Heavenrich. ©1c. May 20, 1933;
E unp. 71703; Miriam Turner and
Sam Heavenrich. 10722
Nella ; by Marlin Skiles; pf. © May 1,
1933; E pub. 36132; Robbins music
corp. 10723
Nella luna; di Ernesto De Curtis, arr.
I. Culotta; orch. parti. © Mar. 27,
1933 ; E for. 30018; Societa anonima
Suvini-Zerboni. 10724
Nervous fingers; pf. © 1 c¢. May 22,
1933; E unp. 71790; Bernice Feld-
man. 10725
Nervous tension; melody T. Parham.
© 1c. May 26, 1933; E unp. 72060;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 10726
Nestling in my arms; w and melody;
pf. treble. © 1c. May 1, 1933; E
unp. 70787; Jae. D. Ellis. 10727
Nettie dear; w and melody. © 1 .¢.
May 4, 1933; E unp. 70969; Wm. T.
Penninger. 10728
New (A) day song; w and melody. ©
1 ce. May 15, 1933; E unp. 71470;
Margaret C. Wheeler. 10729
New (The) deal; w and melody. ©
1 ¢c. May 10, 1933; E unpsoti2as.
Lipa Feingold. 10730
New (The) deal is here; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 8, 1933; E unp.
70908 ; Wm. B. Frosch. 10731
New rhythm; by William Axt, arr.
Charles Maxwell; pf. © 1c. May
22, 1933; E unp. 71774; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 10732
New (The) sunrise; w L. Marshall,
m J. Saunders. © Apr. 20, 1933;
E pub. 35945; Louis Marshall and
Joseph Saunders. 10733
448
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
New (The) universal school music
series; unison songs, Walter Dam-
rosch, George H. Gartlan, and Karl
W. Gehrkens. © Mar. 24, 1933; A
61462; Hinds, Hayden & Eldredge,
inc. 10734
Niagara Falls; w and melody Walter
Brown. ©1c. May 17, 1933; E unp.
71620; Southern music pub. co., ine.
10735
Nice night; w and melody. © 1.
May 5, 19338; HE unp. 71295; Ida
Shurman. 10736
Niemann (Walter) Drei leichte sona-
Limen op, 128, no. 13; pt.; ©, Aug.
31, 1932; EH for. 29579; Henry Li-
tolff's verlag. 10737
Night flight ; theme, Herbert Stothart ;
pf. conductor. © 1c. May 22, 1933;
E unp. 71779; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 10738
Night (The) I can’t forget; w and
melody. © 1c. May 11, 1933; E
unp. 71259; La Mar Parrish. .10739
Night (The) is coming; song, m Lu-
ther A. Clark. © May 22, 1933; H
pub. 36405; Henry M. Willems.
10740
Night (The) is so beautiful sweet-
heart with you; w and melody. ©
1 c..May 5, 19383; E unp. 71069;
Edwin A. Fossum. 10741
Night of love; w and m Bob Harris.
© 1c. May 10, 1933; E unp. 71243;
Wm. R. Harris. 10742
Night (The) we met; w and melody
Gene Gilford and Glen Gray. ©1e.
May 24, 1933; H unp. 71884; Irving
Berlin, inc. 10743
Nightfall and you, dear; w F. L. Ba-
rone, m A. N. Barone; pf. © 1 ec.
May 8, 1933; E unp. 71135; Anthony
N. Barone and Fred L. Barone.
10744
Nighttime is lovetime for sweethearts;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. May 29, 1933; EH
unp. 72028; Ben W. Wright. 10745
Nikdy se nevrati pohadka mladi; by
Karel Vacek, arr. Fred J. Divisek ;
orch. pts., with w. © May 1, 1933;
E pub. 36488; Joseph Jiran. 10746
——— song, Karel Vacek, arr. Fred J.
Divisek. © May 1, 1933; E pub.
36489 ; Joseph Jiran. 10747
Nimm diesen ring; w _ Friedrich
Schwarz, m Gerhard Mohr u. Otto
10763
Linde. © Jan., 28, 1933; E for.
29643; Beboton-verlag, G.m.b.H.
10748
Nina; w and melody Andy Razaf and
Russell Wooding. © 1c. May 17,
1933; E unp. 71621; Southern music
pub, co., inc. 10749
No-account man; song, melody Deryck
Harrington Waring. © 1c. May 10,
19383; E unp. 71202; Edward Moffat
Brainard. 10750
No longer reject Him; hymn. © May
28, 1933; E pub. 36485; Muriel G.
Hiebert. 10751
No matter; song, m Jack Mahoney. ©
May 4, 1933; E pub. 35483; Emily
Thompson. 10752
No one loves you as I do; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c May 1, 1933; E unp. 70814;
Louis Knaus. 10753.
Nobody else; w Peter Gregory, m
Geoffrey Henman. © Mar. 2, 1933;
EH for. 29879; Geoffrey Fletcher, ltd.
10754
Non parlar d’amore; slow fox, Paul
Abel; orch. pti. © Mar. 27, 1933; E
for. 30013; Societa anonima Suvini-
Zerboni, 10755
Non piango piti; valzer, Daniele Serra ;
orch. pti. © Mar. 27, 1933; E for.
30006; Societa anonima Suvini-Zer-
boni. 10756
Nonchalance; fox trot song, w Bar-
bara Burk: -© 1 ¢. May 2, 1935; #
unp. 70832; Walter Romanoff.
10757
None so lovely as you; song. ©1e.
May 25, 1933; E unp. 71921; Russell
Lloyd Jones, 10758
Not even a memory; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ May 16, 1988; E unp. 71522;
Frances Longo. 10759
Not guilty; song, m Burrell Van
Buren; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
21, 19338; E pub. 361384; Frank
Grover Shafer. 10760
Not made with hands; hymn. © 1 ¢.
May 18, 1933; E unp. 71687; Edward
Wainwright Perkins. 10761
Nothing to do; w and music. ©1e.
May 5, 1983; E unp. 71080; Paul
Fruechtenicht. 10762
Notorious baby; song. © 1 ¢c. May
19, 1933; E unp. 71837; Joseph Elias
Anthony. 10763
449
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10764
Notte Napoletana; versi Aldo Fabrizi;
pf. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1933; E unp.
70951; Romolo Balzani. 10764
Now that I care, love is passing me by;
w Maurice VY. Bochicchio, with mel-
ody. © 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp.
71442; Pasquale J. Bentivegna.
10765
Now you're here; from How d’you do,
w and m Ord Hamilton. © Apr. 13,
1933; E for. 29877; Geoffrey
Fletcher, Itd. 10766
Now you're in the movies, oh how
you’ve become high hat; song, w
Alec Denham. © 1c. May 13, 1933;
E unp. 71396; William J. Garland.
10767
Nowadays nothing’s new; fox-trot, w
A. Duval, m L. Roche; pf. © 1.
May 9, 1933; E unp. 71176; Louis
Roche and Antoinette Duval. 10768
Nuit (Une) devant soi; blues, de Une
petite femme dans le train, Ph.
Parés et G. van Parys; pf., violon,
violoncelle et contrebasse. © Dec.
31, 1932; E for. 29165; Editions
Salabert. 10769
Nuit enchantée; by L. E. De Fran-
cesco, arr. P. Brunelli; pf.-conduc-
tor. © 1G May 4, 1933; E ump.
70956; Movietone music corp.
10770
Nuit (La) immortelle; poésie Maurice
Chassang, m Georges Hiie. © Mar.
1, 1933; E for. 29706; Heugel.
10771
Nunca lo sabris; valse cancion. © 1
c. May 19, 1933; E unp. 71657; Anna
Alfaro de Conte. 10772
Nuovo (11) congresso 1933 ; canzonetta
Siciliana, parole e melodia. © 1 «.
May 31, 1933; E unp. 72065; Orazio
Iannuzzo. 10773
Nursery rhymes; w Gus Kahn, m Al
Goodhart, pf. arr. Wayne Allen. ©
1 ce. May. 22,,.1983; BE, unp.. 11746;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 10774
0 gentle Colorado waves; song, mel-
ody Jack Mahoney. © 1c. Apr. 28,
1933; E unp. 71549; Michael M.
Ambrosychuk. 10775
O gentle night; w and melody. ©1¢c.
May 15, 1933; E unp. 71495; Viola
M. Kahle. 10776
© mistress mine; w W. Shakespeare,
m Arnold Williams; mixed voices.
© May 2, 1933; E for. 29650;
Banks & son. 10777
+
~-
9)
pt. II, n.s., v. 28
O that I had a home, that I could call
my own; w and melody. © 1 e«.
May 4, 1933; E unp. 70984; Jean
Johnson. 10778
O that men would praise the Lord; w
from Psalms, m F. Leslie Calver;
mixed cho. © Apr. 15, 1933; E pub.
36349; Concordia pub. house. 10779
Ode aux marquises; poésie Maurice
Boukay, m Charles Levadé. © Mar.
1, 1933; E for. 29714; Heugel.
10780
Oeuvres complétes de Francgois Coup-
erin; publiées par un groupe de
musicologues, sous la direction de
Maurice Cauchie. tomes 2 — 4. Mu-
sique de clavecin 1—3. — tome 11. Mu-
sique vocale 1. © Dee. 30, 1932; A
for. 21038; Louise B. M. Dyer.
10781
Oh and how; song. © 1 ce. May 6,
1933; E unp. 71363; Richard Fay.
10782
Oh, baby I’m in love; song. © 1.
May 29, 1933; E unp. 72021; Maur-
ice Martin. 10783
Oh buoy, so true to your task; song,
m Luther A. Clark. © May 10,
1933; E pub. 36487; Sally Scott.
10784
Oh come, my love; song, ed. Charles
Midgley. © 1c. May 15, 1933; HE
unp. 71555; Ella Ribble Beaudoux.
10785
Oh, how I adore you; w Roy Turk,
melody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1 «¢
May 138, 1933; E unp. 71408; Leo
Feist, ine. 10786
Oh! how I miss you sweetheart; song,
melody Starret system club. ©1 ce.
May 15, 1933; E unp. 71452; Wil-
liam Gabrielson. . 10787
Oh! mama but wasent [sic] I scared;
w J. Barton Adams, melody Z. Sey-
bold. © 1c May 5, 19338; E unp.
71074; Zeb Seybold and Frank
Harding. 10788
Oh! papa; opérette, livret André
Barde, m Maurice Yvain; partition
pf. et chant. © Mar. 1, 1933; E
for. 29766; Editions Salabert. 10789
Oh! Susanna; by Stephen C. Foster,
arr. Alexander Koshetz; mixed
voices. © Apr. 24, 1933; E pub.
36163; M. Witmark & sons. 10790
Oh, there’s coming a bright day; w
and melody. ©1c. May 26, 1933; EB
unp. 71937; Ethel Evans. 10791
0
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
Oh! you lucky people; w A. C. Rich,
m M. A. Blower. © 1 ¢ May 20,
1933 ; E unp. 71699; Mary A. Blower
and Arthur C. Rich. 10792
Okay pal; fox-trot, w Sidney Holden,
m Jack Rich and Al. Vann, arr. Paul
Weirick; orch. pts., with male trio
arr. J. Rosamond Johnson. © May
3, 1983; E pub. 36126; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 10793
‘Old Adam the poacher; by W. H.
Reed; strings, pf.-conductor and per-
cussion ad lib. pts. © Apr. 25,
1933 ; E for. 29661; Joseph Williams,
itd. 10794
Old barley corn; w and melody. ©
1 e. May 15, 1983; E unp. 71479;
Margaret C. Whee‘ter.
Old (The) covered bridge; w and mel-
ody E. S. Allen. © 1c. May 15,
1933; E unp. 71483; Edgar S. Allen
and William F. Wilson. 10796
‘Old-fashion (The) church around the
corner; song.’ © Apr. 5, 1933;°E
pub. 36097; Frank L. Veach. 10797
Old (The) folks back home; w and
melody. © 1c. May 5, 1933; E unp.
71088; Jimmy Long. 10798
‘Old friend of mine; song, m Luther A.
Clark. ©1c. May 381, 1933; E unp.
72067; Anne R. Munson. 10799
Old (The) home; song, m Luther A.
Clark. Apr. 26, 1933; E pub.
36185 ; Hattie B. Watson. 10800
Old (The) homestead; w and melody.
. ©1e. May 26, 1933; E unp. 71952;
Myrtie M. Carson. 10801
Old Jonah had a whale of a time in a
whale; men’s voices. © Apr. 3,
1933 ; E pub. 36208; Frederick Wick.
10802
Old Man Depression; w and melody.
© 1c. May 10, 1933; E unp. 71206;
Bee C. Brooks. 10803
Old Man Propaganda; song. © 1 ©.
May 25, 1983; E unp. 71916; Laura
L. Beran. 10804
Old Man Sphinx; song, w Stella Watts
Hotlowell. © May 15, 1933; E pub.
36392; Hmma Lou Kurtz. 10805
Old Mother Hubbard; w Charlie To-
bias, m W. C. Polla; with ukulele
arr. © May 4, 1933; E pub. 36133;
Olman music corp. 10806
10795
10819
Ole Mandy Preshun; w and m Hudson
Banks. .© May 12, 1933; E pub.
36247; Depression publishers, Vin-
cent L. Hetrick, mer. 10807
On a hillside by the sea; w and mel-
ody Herman Pincus, Billy Barry
and Tommy Christian. © 1 ¢. May
20, 1933; E unp. 71850; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ince. 10808
On a ionely island with you; song,
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 29, 1933; E unp. 72027;
S. C. Jenkins. 10809
On a summer’s night with you; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ May 12, 1933; E
unp. 713801; Thelma Kiernan, Bert
Douglas and J. P. DeLaney. 10810
On est mieux a deux; slow-fox, de
Chouchou poids plume, paroles Max
Eddy et Robert Bibal, m André
Demurger; avee accord de lVukulele.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29825; Edi-
tions Salabert. 10811
On my dream river just. you and I;
w Chester Jasin, m Henry August,
pf. arr. Basil V. Alt; with ukulele
arr. Alta Vincent. © May 22, 1933;
HE} pub. 36443; E. M. Waltz music co.
10812
On n’se refait pas; de Au pays du
soleil, paroles René Sarvil, m Vin-
cent Scotto; avec acord de lVukulele.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29777; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 10813
On the prairie trail; song. © 1 ©¢.
May 19, 1983; E unp. 71666; Robert
Green. 10814
On the sunset hills of sweet Catoctin ;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. May 22,1983; H
unp. 71734; Millard N. Nusz. 10815
On to victory; march, William Arthur
Sewell; band pts. © May 12, 1933;
E pub. 36266; Carl Dillon music co.
10816
On with the show, sweetheart; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. «Owl (enMayeky 1933); (Hi ump.
70810; Louise Ewart Fritz. 10817
On 5th avebue; w and m David Glid-
den. © 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp.
71668; David Foster Lingo. 10818
Once there was a baby; w Desmond
Carter, from German of Fritz Rot-
ter, m Walter Jurmann and B.
Kaper. © May 38, 1933; E for.
30080; Chappell & co., ltd. 10819
451
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10820
One bright star; w and melody. ©
a esd May <5, 19333) 0 camp. 2 aess':
Charles Arthur Ranlet. 10820
One cup and saucer; song. © 1 e«.
© 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp. 71630;
Leonora M. Burns. 10821
One good-bye kiss; w and melody. ©
1c. May 9, 1933; E unp. 71184; Ed-
mund Francis La Voie. 10822
One heart divine; valse chantée, A. H.
Rosewig, op. 325, arr. Chas. Gilbert
Spross; male voices. © May 5,
1933; E pub. 36232; Joseph L. Arm-
strong. 10823
One of these days, I’m a-goin’ to be
gone; song. © 1c. May 2, 1933;
E unp. 70867; Valeria Hill Brown.
10824
One thing thou lackest; duet, w Gypsy
Simon Smith. © May 2, 1933; E
pub. 386093; Helen Augusta Black-
mer. 10825.
One (The) who'll do now must remind
me of you: w and melody. ©1c.
May 16, 1983; E unp. 71520; Wil-
liam Michael. 10826
Only a broken heart; song, melody
Cecil Nellis. © 1 ¢. May 1, 1933;
E unp. 70782; Howard Nellis.
10827
Only a mother will love you; pf. with
WeuiG) |e. May G6. 1983: [Ry unp.
71164; Minnie Avery. 10828:
Only for you my love; w Morey
Davidson, m Carl Lampl, pf. Sse.
Harold Potter; with ukulele arr. ©
May 19, 1933; E pub. 36396; Harry
Bloom, inc. 10829:
Only you; song. © 1c. May 6, 1933;
EK ounp. 71361; Elizabeth Donelson
Dabney. 10830
Only you can mend my heart; song.
© 1c. May 6, 1933; E unp. 71351;
Ola Durden. 10831
Oodles of love; waltz song, melody
Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. May 6, 1933;
E unp. 71126; Ruby Burton. 10832
Ocdles of noodles; by Jimmy Dorsey;
E flat alto saxophone; pf. acc. ©
Apr. 29, 1933; E pub. 36088; Rob-
bins music corp. 10833
Orage; paroles et m Max d’Ollone. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29704; Heugel.
10834
Orange blossom time; song, arr. So-
phie Jean Irving. © May 1, 19383;
EK pub. 36389; Parthenia Jefferson.
10835
45
pt. I, 0. S., V. 23
Oriental blues; by Jack Newlon, arr.
Billy James; pf. © May 25, 1933;
E pub. 36467; Jack Newlon music:
COM. 10836.
Oscuro é il ciel; versi Giacomo Leo-
pardi, dal greco di Saffo, m Ilde-
brando Pizzetti. © May 23, 1933;
E for. 30086; G. Ricordi & co.
10837
Our dream waltz; w and melody. ©
1 ec May 15,. 19338; Hi ounplgi2e-
Deloros Marie Warner. 10838
Our little love affair; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 c.
May 5, 1933; E unp. 71049; Thomas
David Quinn. 10839
Our mountain valley home; m Sylves-
ter Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 ¢.
May 5, 1988; E unp. 71061; Virgil
Ownbey. 10840
Our new dealer; pf. with w. © 1 .e.
May 3, 1933; E unp. 70898; Alfred
Jones. 10841.
Our shanty town refrain; arr. Maud
Clark Bedney; pf. with w. ©1e.
May 11, 1933; E unp. 71263; Silas.
Walton Brister, sr. 10842
Out of the blues; scenario Edwin M.
Lavino, bk. Bo Brown, m_ Chas..
Gilpin and Joseph F. Follmann, jr..,
arr.,D.,J..Walker. © 1.¢ Ape. w4>
1833: D 28449; Mask and wig club.
10842*
Out of the mist; song. © 1 ¢. May
23, 1933; EH unp. T1812 SArihiomey.
Beyer. 10843:
Out on the sea of love; song, Special
ukulele arr. Leslie R. Evans. ©
May 1, 1983; E pub. 36121; Barl -
Cranston Hart. 10844.
Out West; waltz song, melody Starret
system club. © 1 ¢. May 1, 1933;
E unp. 70819; Rufus Cleveland
Dunn. 10845.
Over the coals; musical play, w Her-
man Liveright, William Beal, and
others, m John Dippold, James Mc-
Naughton, George Youngling, and
cthers; pf. © 1c May 15, 1933;
D 28457; Herman Liveright.
10845*°
Over the hills; galop, arr. for pf. ac-
cordion. © Apr. 24, 1933; E pub.
36387; Edward J. Thurow. 10846.
Overture finale; by F. H. Losey; orch.
pts., with conductor. © May 25,
1933; E pub. 36478; C. L. Barn-
house, ine. 10847
2
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
Owl (The) man; w and m Walter
and Duff. © 1c. Apr. 21, 1983; E
unp. 71189; Walter B. Bell. 10848
Padre y vengador; pf. with w. ©
1c. May 15, 193883; EH unp. 71446;
Ramon Elias Santana. 10849:
Paix (La); deux chansons, d’Aristo-
phane, adaptée Francois Porché, m
Marcel Delannoy. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29709; Heugel. 10850
Palmera; w and melody Agustin Lara.
© 1c. May 11, 1933; E unp. 71618;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 10851
Panama; fox-trot tango, w Frances
Hstelle Lehlbach, arr. George F.
Briegel; orch. pts. © May 5, 1933;
E pub. 36240; Valborg Teeling
Walters. 10852
Pange lingua; processional, traditional
Latin text, m Serafino Bogatto; 3
mixed voices, organ acc. © May 24,
1933; EH pub. 36466; G. Ricordi &
co., inc. 10853
Pansy; by L. E. DeFrancesco; pf.-con-
ductor. © 1c. May 22, 1933; E
unp. 71934; Movietone music corp.
10854
Pantoum néglige; poéme Verlaine, m
Tony Aubin. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29723; Heugel. 10855
Papa! papa; de Oh! papa, livret
André Barde, m Maurice Yvain;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29767; Editions Sala-
bert. 10856
Par (Un) de Moros; danza cancion.
© 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp. 71659;
Anna Alfaro de Conte. 10857
Par un clair jour d’été; poeme Ver-
laine, m Tony Aubin. © Mar. 1,
1933 ; E for. 29719; Heugel. 10858
Paradise is the only place for love;
fox trot song. © 1c. Apr. 26, 1933;
E unp, 70846; Andrew Cannella.
10859
Paradise lane; song, m Elmer Schultz
and Paul Huber. © 1 c May 9,
1933; E unp. 71186; Theresa Capo-
danno. 10860
Paradise (A) regained; w and melody
© 1c. May 5, 1938; E unp. 71070;
Edwin A. Fossum. 10861
Paradise street; w C. Fox Smith, m
Alec Rowley; low voice. Winthrop
Rogers ed. © May 19, 1933; E for.
30069; Boosey & co., ltd. 10862
10876
Paribeni (Giulio Cesare) Quattro
liriche; versi Ada Negri. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29595; Casa musicale
Sonzogno, s.a. 10863
Paris en joie; one-step, paroles Henry
Varna, m Pascal Bastia, arr. Ted
Curtiss; orch. ptes. © Mar. 25,
1933; E for. 29991; Editions José-
phine Baker. 10864
Parlez-moi d’affaires; fox-trot, dans
La bonne aventure, de Jean Lenoir,
arr. Francis Salabert; pf., violon,
violoncelle et contrebasse. Ptes. ©
Dec. 31, 1982; E for. 29760; Editions
Salabert. 10865
Parting; w Gertrude M. New, m Marie
S. Watts. © May 19, 1933; E pub.
36469; White-Smith music pub. co.
10866
Partita; tiber den choral Wer nur den
lieben Gott lasst walten, Ernst Pep-
ping; orgel. © May 4, 1933; E for.
29959; B. Schott’s sodhne. 10867
Partita H-moll; v. Hans Joachim
Therstappen, op. 6; flote u. klavier.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29567 ; Henry
Litolff’s verlag. 10868
Passepied et Gigue; pieces pompadour,
Paul Pierné; pf. © Mar. 1, 1933; E
for. 29691; R. Deiss. 10869
Past (The), present and future; song.
© 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp. 71681;
Clara Louise Larimore. 10870
Pastorale und Gavotte; v. Fritz von
Bose, op. 29, no. 1, 2; klavier. ©
Aug. 1, 1932; E for. 29580; Henry
Litolff’s verlag. 10871
Patinar; valse-cancién. © 1c. May 3,
1933; E unp. 70927; Anna Alfaro de
Conte. 10872
Pavane pour une infante défunte; par
Maurice Ravel, transcription Maur-
ice Maréchal; violoncello et pf. ©
Mar. 15, 1933; E for. 29527; Editions
Max Bschig. 10873
Pe’ Lungotevere; canzone, versi R. Fra
Piselliy © “Dee.) i, 1982= ni tor.
29606; Romolo Balzani. 10874
Peacefull [sic] valley; w and melody
George Brown. ©1c. May 15, 1933;
E unp. 71420; Louis Katzman.
10875
Peach picking time down in Georgia;
w and melody Jimmie Rodgers and
C. McMichen. © 1 ce. Mar. 31, 1933;
E unp. 70891; Southern music pub.
cO., ine. 10876
453
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10877
Perhaps I will; song, w Ruth Wilson.
©1 ec. May 12, 1933; E unp. 71277;
Stanley Arthur Day. 10877
Perhaps it’s just as well: w and mel-
ody. © 1.c. May 10, 1933; E unp.
71224; Earle F. Olin. 10878
Perle; pf. © 1 ¢. May 23, 1933; HB
unp. 71809; John H. Ricketson, 3d.
10879
Petit (Le) violoniste; collection de
morceaux cClassiques, choisis et
annotés Armand Parent; violon et
pf. 4° v. B. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29684; Delrieu fréres. 10880
Petite (Une) berceuse; de André Cap-
let: pl, yard, A93s50 Ao) for:
29741; Durand & Gie. 10881
Petite (Une) danse slovaque; par
André Caplet. 1. Pf.—2. Pf., version
facile... ©} Mar. ,.4;, 1933 ;,.E. ter.
29742, 29743; Durand & cie.
10882, 10883
Petite (Une) march bien francaise; de
André Caplet. 1. Pf.—2. Pf., ver-
sion facile. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29744, 29745; Durand & cie.
10884, 10885
Pettin’ in the park; from Gold dig-
gers of 1933, w Al Dubin, m Harry
Warren; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
23, 1933; Epub. 36167 >" M.” Wit-
mark & sons. 10886
Peut-on croire au bonheur; valse, sur
les motifs de l’opérette Katinka, m
Louis Lajtai, arr.; orch. ptes., avec
paroles. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29980; Ad. Gauwin. 10887
Phantom (The) fantasia; melody. ©
1 «@ Apre17, 4983; Ey unp.. 70835;
John E. Albright. 10888
Piccolo bacio; fox-trot song, m Angelo
Nizza ; orch. parti. © Jan. 1, 1933;
E for. 299098; E. M. Chiappo.
10889
Pickaninny moon; song. © 1.c. May
23, 1983; E unp. 71927; Ethel Eva
Etensohn. 10890
Pickaniny [sic] lullaby; song. ©1e.
May 2, 1933; E unp. 70903; James
Bouler. 10891
Pilgrimage (The) ; by Samuel Kaylin,
arr. Emil Gerstenberger; pf. con-
ductor. © 1c. May 16, 1933; B
unp. 71511; Movietone music corp.
10892
Pining for you; song. ©1c. May 15,
1933; E unp. 71465; Arthur Rock.
10893
454
pt. 10, n. s.,-v. 28.
Pisni¢ka Ceska; valcik, K. HaSler, arr.
Fred J. Divisek; orch. pts., with w..
© May 1, 1933; E pub. 36487 ; Joseph
Jiran. 10894.
Piston (Walter) Sonata; flute and.
pf. © Apr. 1, 1983; E pub. 36076;
Cos Cob press, inc. 10895.
Pitfield (Thomas Baron) Prelude;.
4-pt. mixed voices. © Apr. 27, 1933;
E for. 29888; Augener, ltd. 10896:
Platinum blonde; w James Gallaher,
with melody. © 1c. May 17, 1933;
E unp. 71572; Bert A. Sleeman.
10897
Play ball; w Sam Coslow, m Arthur
Johnston; with male quartette arr.
of Alma mater. © 1 e@ May 25,
1933; E unp. 72003; Famous music
corp. 10898.
Playhouse of dreams; pf. with w. ©
1 ce. May 8, 1983; E unp. 71138;
Arnold McCallum Norman. 10899.
Playin’ with the devil, and raisin’
Cain; w Selig Shaftel, m Josef
Myrow, pf. sc. Lou Leaman; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 29, 1933; E
pub. 36261; Mills music, ine. 10900
Playing the washing blues; w and
melody. © 1c. May 15, 19383; E.
unp. 71472; Michael Gannon. 10901
Pleading; song. © 1c. May 6, 1933;:
E unp. 71365; C. R. Yarbrough.
10902
Please behave; fox-trot; pf. treble
with w. © 1c. May 19, 1933; E-
unp. 71663; Emmett George Fitz-
patrick. 10903.
Please come and save me; w J. Serra,
m §S. Fresco. © 1c. May 22, 1933;
E unp. 71749; Joseph Serra and
Saverio Fresco. 10904.
Please daddy come back, back to our
little home; w and melody. ©1e.
May 3, 1933; E unp. 70918; Weston
Boyer. 10905.
Please don’t; w and melody. ©1..
May 22, 1933; E unp. 71757; Robert
Bryant. 10906.
Please don’t bend the suit; w and m.
Gene Addison; pf. treble. © 1 «¢.
May 11, 1933; E unp. 71256; Eugene
G. Addison. 10907
Please don’t leave me again; w and m
Mité. ©1c¢. May 19, 1933; E unp.
71676; Francis Mary Maize. 10908
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
Please don’t worry dear; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
71005; Norman Charles Porter.
10909
Please forgive; waltz song, melody
Ray Hibbeler. ©1c. May 28, 1933;
HE eunp. 71808; Lillian Fraven.
10910
Please, Mister President; w and mel-
ody Allie Wrubel and Mose Sigler.
© 1c. May 6, 1933; E. unp. 71107;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
10911
Please take me back; slow fox-trot,
w Anthony John Cassioppi, melody
A. J. Zaceari and Anthony Ferruci
Cason. ©1c. May 31, 1933; E unp.
72092; Andrew Joseph Zaccari.
10912
Pleasure’s (The) all mine; w and
melody. © 1 c. May 19, 1933; E
unp. 71639; Wilber Wallace Lauter-
bach. 10913
Plunge (The) of the Akron; w and
melody Wilbur Duke Knapp. ©
1 ce. May 29, 19383; E unp. 72030;
Wilbur Knapp. 10914
Pobre flor; valse-cancién. © 1 ec.
May 3, 1933; E unp. 70924; Anna
Alfaro de Conte. 10915
Poldee; pf. with w. © 1c. Apr. 27,
1933; E unp. 70883; Lawrence Y.
Finch. 10916
Polish dance album; no. 3, collected
and arr.; orch. pts. © Dec. 4, 1931;
E pub. 36295; Jan Ulenski. 10917
Poor (A) broken heart; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 17, 1933; E unp.
71562; Irene Anderson. 10918
Poor little me; song. © 1c. May 3,
1933; E unp. 70944; Myer Levine.
10919
——-w and melody. © 1c. May 22,
1933; E unp. 71788; Curtis Joseph
Poreé. 10920
Poor ol’ nigger man; song. © 1 «.
May 2, 1933; E unp. 71615; Anna
Meakin. 10921
Pop! goes the weasel; choral para-
phrase, Wilhelm Schaffer, arr. Rich-
ard Kountz. 1. Sop., alto and bass.
son. and. alto, 7G) Mas; — 20,
1933; E pub. 36455, 36456; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 10922, 10923
Pop’s gone to work again; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 38, 1933; E unp.
70889; Rilla Couture. 10924
10938
Poppies; w Henry E. Cordell, m Eddy
Hanson. ©: Apr.. 25,.1933.; E. pub.
36107; Zodiac pub. co. 10925,
Por correo aereo; intermedio-cancion.
© 1 ¢. May 19, 1983; E unp. 71660;
Anna Alfaro de Conte. 10926
Portabandiera; di Eugenio Mignone;
orch. parti. © Mar. 27, 1933; HE
for. 80017; Societa anonima Suvini-
Zerboni. 10927
Pour plaire 4 la femme; slow-fox,
dans Les bleus de Vamour, paroles
Léo Leliévre et J. Ardot, m Victor
Alix; avec accord de Vukulele. ©
Mar. 1, 1983; E for. 29837; Editions
Salabert. 10928
Priludium und doppelfuge; v. Alexan-
der Spitzmuller-Harmersbach, op. 7;
pf. © Feb. 8, 1933; E for. 30039;
Universal edition, a. g. 10929:
Praeludium und fuge; tiber den namen
Abegg, v. Heinrich Kaminski;
streich-quartett. 1. Partitur—2.
Stimmen. © Oct. 3, 1932; E for.
29581, 29582; Henry Litolff’s verlag.
10930, 10931
Praeludium und toccata; v. Karol
Rathaus, op. 32; orgel. © Feb. 14,
1933; E for. 30040; Universal edi-
tion, a. g. 10932
Praire [sic] moon; song, m E. A.
Grames. © 1c. May 22, 1933; E
unp. 71786; Leslie R. Smith. 10933
Praise ye Him; service, w Elsie Dun-
can Yale and others, m J. Lincoln
Hall and others. © May 15, 1933;
Epub. 36298; Hall-Mack co.
10934
Prayer (A) for our President; relig-
ious ode, m Antonio Galvan; pf. or
organ ace. ©1c. May 17, 1933; E
unp. 71895; Tom H. Qualles.
10935.
Prayer of the Deleware [sic]; w Lor-
raine Bass; low voice. © 1 ¢ May
25, 1988; E unp. 71915; Eva Ware
Barnett. 10936
Precious little tear drops, they prove
our love is true; w and melody. ©
1c. May 3, 1933; E unp. 70919 ; Wes-
ton Boyer. 10937
Preisgesang auf Weihnachten; m G.
Gohler; ein 0. zwei singstimme, mit
orgel o. klavier begl. © Oct. 1,
1932; E for. 29934; Georg Gohler.
10938
459
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10940
Prélude chorégraphique; de Claude
Delvincourt; orch. 1. Partition.—2.
Ptes. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29746,
29747 ; Durand & cie. 10939, 10940
Prelude no. 4; pf. © Apr. 25, 1933;
E pub. 36403; Arthur E. Hardcastle.
10941
Prélude, récitatif et final; par Tony
Aubin; pf. © Mar. 1, 1983; E for.
29724; Heugel. 10942
Prenez garde a la peinture; one-step
dans le film, paroles R. Bernstein et
André Hornez, m G. van Parys; avec
accord de ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29795; Editions Salabert.
10943
Prescription for the blues; song. ©
1 @. May 17, 1983; E unp. 71540;
Milton M. Sneed. 10944
President Roosevelt; song. © 1 e.
May 11, 1933; E unp. 71273; John
Joseph Connor. 10945
President Roosevelt our hats are off
to you; song. © 1 ¢. May 22, 1933;
E ounp. 71793; William A. Peters.
10946
Pretend ; fox trot, w andm Jan Parker.
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70847;
Ruth Parker Funk. 10947
Pretzels; w Roy Turk, melody Vee
Lawbhurst. © 1c. May 3, 1933; E
unp. 71501; Famous music corp.
10948
Pride (The) o’ the land; march, Ed-
win Franko Goldman; full band
pts. © May 4, 1933; E pub. 36152;
Theodore Presser co. 10949
Prisoner of my heart; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1«.
May 22, 19383; H unp. 71721; Joseph
Zielinski. 10950
Prisoner’s (The) dream; w and mel-
ody. ©1«@. May 26, 1933; E unp.
71944; Bertha L. Crosswhite.
10951
Prisoner’s (The) plea; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1c¢. May
5, 1933; E unp. 71058; Allie William-
son. 10952
Procession (La) nocturne; poéeme
symphonique, d’aprés Nicolas Lenau,
par Henri Rabaud, op. 6, transcrip-
tion Gustave Samazeuilh; pf. ©
Mar. 1, 1983; E for. 29740; Durand
& cie. 10953
456
pt. DT, Wess vee
Prodigal (The) son; cantata, text com-
piled David A. Johnson; a eappella
cho., soli and organ. © May 6, 1933;
E pub. 36289; Louis H. Diercks.
10954
Prosit; song. © 1c. May 9, 1933;
E unp. 71157; Louis C. Mark.
10955
Prosperity; w and m Bob Quinn. ©
1c. May.5, 1933: BE ainp? ee
Robert Aloysius Quinn. 10956
—w and melody. © 1 ec. May 26,
1933; E unp. 71957; Harry Mat-
thews. 10957
Prosperity (The) blues; w and m
Faith Melody. ©1c. May 27, 1933;
E unp. 71982; Marjorie Burton
Wells. 10958
Prosperity came around the corner; w
and melody. © 1c. May 23, 1933;
E unp. 71816; Pearl Buchanan.
10959
is coming back; w and
melody. ©1c. May 10, 1933; E unp.
71209; Carl B. Shickle. 10960
Prosperity is just in sight, we hail a
new to-morrow; song. © 1 ¢. May
15, 1983; E unp. 71424; Ernest Bey.
10961
Prosperity is on its way; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 10, 1933; E unp.
71208; Vincent C. Quirin. 10962
Prosperity’s ’round the corner so grin;
song, m Ronald M. McCutcheon. ©
1 @ May. 29, 19383; BH .mpeiedse:
Georgia Lord Scovill. 10963
Prosperity’s ’round the corner, true,
brother, true; w P. Baxter, melody
Bob Wiback. © 1 ec. May 16, 1933;
E unp. 71536; Phil Baxter and Bob
Wiback. 10964
Prosperity song; w Robert Buck and
B. Holt; pf. © 1c May 29, 1933;
E unp. 72010; Booth Holt. 10965
Prosperity, take the d-i-e from depres-
sion; song. © 1 @ May OS teea.
E unp. 71158; Edwin S. Mace.
10966
Prosperity turns the corner; w and
melody. © 1c. May 6, 1933; E unp.
71545; Frank Peter De Rugiero.
10967
Prosperity’s call; w V. Dare, m Vir-
Prosperity
ginia Dare and A. G. Traylor. © —
1 ec. Feb. 11, 1933; E ump. 67547;
Mary G. Traylor. 10968
_ 7)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 9, 1933
10994
Prosperous days; w and melody. ©
1 @ May 3, 1933; E unp. 70910;
Cora J. Smith. 10969
Proud of my baby; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70888;
Sydney Wyatt. 10970
Psalm 90; m G. Gohler; singstimme,
mit orgel, klavier o. streichquartett
beg]. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 29935;
Georg Gohler. 10971
Psalm 100; set to m Edward Carstenn ;
Sop.and alto. ‘©’ Apr. 11; 1933;
pub. 36348; Concordia pub. house.
10972
Psyché; French, Pierre Corneille, m
EK. Paladilhe, English w and m
transcribed EF. Campbell-Watson ;
sop. 1, 2 and alto, with optional vio-
lin obbl. © May 25, 1933,; E pub.
36458; M. Witmark & sons. 10973
Pull away the curtains from the win-
dows of your heart; w Paul Arm-
strong, m Harris Weston; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 28, 1933; H
for. 29672; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd. 10974
Pull on your shoes—and dance; w
Horace Richards and Sidney Petty,
m Walter Corrie; with ukulele arr.
© May 9, 1933; E for. 30064; Llew
Weir music co. 10975
Punchinello; w John Alan Haughton,
m Victor Herbert, transcribed Wil-
liam J. Reddick; male voices. ©
Apr. 27, 1933; E pub. 36156; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 10976
Putnam (The) phalanx; march; med.
voice. © w Jan. 19, 1933; m Apr.
1; E pub. 36181; Felix J. O’Neill.
10977
Quackle duck; w and melody. ©1e.
May 18, 1983; EH unp. 71403; Alfred
Louis Libke. 10978
Quand mon corps... contre toi; valse,
de Chouchou poids plume, paroles
Max Eddy et Robert Bibal, m André
Demurger ; avec accord de l’ukulele.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29824; KEdi-
tions Salabert. 10979
Quand on est vraiment amoureux; fox-
trot, de Un soir de réveillon, Raoul
Moretti, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes., avec texte. © Mar. 1, 1933;
EH for. 29758; Hditions Salabert.
10980
Quand on sait parler d’amour; valse,
de L’enfant de ma soeur, paroles
Mouezy-EHon et Max-Blot, m Maurice
182870—33——5
Yvain; avec accord de l’ukulele, ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29771; Editions
Salabert. 10981
Quartetto in sol; per archi, Virgilio
Mortari. Partitura. © May 8,
1933; E for. 29911; G. Ricordi & <o.
10982
Quatuor en ré majeur; pare Albert
Roussel, op. 45; 2 violons, alto et
violoncelle. 1. Partition.—2. Ptes.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29730, 29731;
Durand & cie. 10983, 10984
Que pensez-vous des femmes; mélodie-
fox, dans Les bleus de l’amour, pa-
roles Léo Leliévre et J. Ardot, m
Victor Alix; avec accord de J’uku-
lele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29840;
Editions Salabert. 10985
Queen of th’ night; serenada, from
Zanoni, w and m C. Dadswell; ten.
solo, and male quartet. © 1c. May
4, 1938; E unp. 709938; Cyril Dads-
well and Margaret Lord. 10986
Radio in flower; fox trot, w and m
Mary Wood. © 1c. Apr. 26, 1933;
EK unp. 70848; Mary Wood Hanning.
10987
Rainbow River moon; w and melody
Al Sherman, Buddy Fields and Al
Lewis. ©1c¢. May 15, 1933; E unp.
71422; Irving Berlin, inc. 10988
Rainbows; song, m James L. Brown;
With ukulele arr. © 1 c. May 29,
1933; E unp. 72025; Geo. Harold
Baker. 10989
———_w and melody. © 1 ¢ May 3,
1933; E unp. 70896; Hilda A. Kell-
man. 10990
Rainy (The) day I met you; w and
melody, arr. Jessie Ackland. © 1.
May 15, 1933; E unp. 71430; Deloros
Marie Warner. 10991
Raisin’ the rent; from Cotton club
parade, 22d ed., w Ted Koehler, m
Harold Arlen; with ukulele arr.
Apr. 29, 1988; E pub. 36259; Mills
music, inc. 10992
Rally of the cowboys; by Maxwell
Keckstein; pf. © Mar. 31, 1933; EB
pub. 36336; Carl Fischer, ine.
10993
Ram pam pam); fox-trot, paroles Jean
Tranchant, m A. De Vita, arr. Al.
Wayes;. orch.: ptesé}/ © ' Mar. 25,
1938; E for. 29995; Editions Jo-
séphine Baker. 10994
457
CATALOGUE) OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10995
Raquelita; serenata mexicana,
Flora Rochotte, orch. arr. William
W. Lowitz. © May 1, 1933; E pub.
36095; Sonnemann music ¢o., ine.
10995
Rate mal...; foxtrot, aus Mein
friseur, geSangstexte u. m _ Bert
Reisfeld u. Rolf Marbot, arr. Ger-
hard Mohr; salonorch. stimmen. ©
Mar.’ 15,°1933;-E for. 29575 ;'Cres-
cendo theaterverlag, G.m.b.H. 10996
Rayon de soleil; poésie Maurice Bou-
kay, m Charles Levadé. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29710; Heugel. 10997
Reading cards; melody and instruc-
tions Kathleen Air. © 1c. Apr. 12,
1933; E unp. 71896; Clayton F.
Summy co. 10998
Recueil de vingt nouvelles danses
faciles; de Edouard Jacovacci; ac-
cordéon chromatique 4 22 notes et 12
basses. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29682; Henry Lemoine et cie. 10999
Recuerdo si; cancién. © 1 ec. May 4,
1933; E unp. 71007; Anna Alfaro
de Conte. 11000
Red and green; march, Susan Jane
Woods, op. 3; band pts. © May 12,
1933; E pub. 36267; Carl Dillon
music co. 11001
Refiections in the water; waltz, w
Paul Francis Webster, m John
Jacob Loeb: with ukulele arr. ©
May 12, 1933; E pub. 36323; Leo
Feist, inc. 11002
Remember my forgotten man; from
Gold diggers of 1933; w Al Dubin,
m Harry Warren; with ukulele arr.
© Apr. 25, 1933; E pub. 36166; M.
Witmark & sens. 11003
Remembering you, dear heart; pf.
with w. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1933; HE
unp. 70884; Lawrence Y. Finch.
11004
Remembrance; string orch. sec. ©
Feb. 11, 1933; E pub. 36365; Leo
Rich Lewis. 11005
Remnants of paradise: w and melody.
© 1c. May 12, 1983: © unps sec:
Jeannette Conrad Tucker. 11006
Rengaine d'amour ; fox-trot, paroles et
m Charles Trenet; avee accord de
ukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29772; Editions Salabert. 11007
Reno; w De Maiz, m Mité. ©1«.
May 19, 1933; E unp. 71671; Francis
Mary Maize. 11008
458
pt. 10, n.S., v. 28-
w | Reuben and Rachel; by W. E. Barnes;
band pts., with conductor. © May
20, 19383; E pub. 03639) 2 age:
Menges. 11009-
Reverie; by Peter Brunelli; pf.-con-
ductor. © 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
70957 ; Movietone music corp. 11010:
Rey (El) de los Gitanos; canciones de
la pelicula, letra en ingles L. Wolfe
Gilbert, tr. espanola Jose Mojica y
Jose Lopez Rubio, m D. J. Veesei,.
compiled Movietone music corp. ©
May 10, 1933; E pub. 36278; Movie-
tone music corp. 11011
Rhapsodie négre; pf. © 1 c. May 831,.
1933; E unp. 72084; Sylvia Levin.
11012°
Rhythm in my heart; fox-trot, w and:
m Val Burton and Will Jason, arr.
Art McKay; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. J. Rochette. © May 29,
1833; E pub. 36447: Sam Fox pub.
co. 11013:
Rhythm of the southland; w Monroe
Albert Rubenstein, melody Bob.
Allen. © 1c. May 9, 1933; EH ump.
71170; Robert Lincoln Allen. 11014
Richman or poorman; song, m Len
Fleming. © 1c. May 11, 1933; E.
unp. 71261; Tressa H. Woodward.
11015
Riding on wheels; w and melody. ©
1c. May 3, 1933; E unp. 70905; Will
Stanton. 11016
Rien qu’en se frdlant; valse, de Oh!
papa, livret André Barde, m Maurice
Yvain; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29769; Editions
Salabert. 11017
Right (The) man in Washington; w
and melody. © 1 ¢c. May 6, 1933;.
E unp. 71109; Barbara H. Fraser.
11018
Rio Grande; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © 1 c.
May 24, 1953; E unp. 71882; George
McCowan Newell. 11019
River’s (The) takin’ care of me; w
R. Stanley Adams, melody Jesse
Greer. © 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp.
71640; Leo. Feist, ine. 11020
Riverside rambles; by Evan Marsden;
viclin and pf., with pts. for violon-
cello and 1st and 2d violin. © Apr.
19, 19383; E for. 29544; W. Paxton
& ‘co., ltd. 11021
Roaming sliver moon; pf. with w. ©:
1 ec. Apr. 27, 1983; E unp. 70882;
Lawrence Y. Finch. 11022.
ee ee Ye.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Noo, L050
11049
Rockabye days; pf. with w. ©l1e.
May 15, 1983; E unp. 71426; Roy W.
Swanson. 11023
Roi (Le) de la montagne; de Maurin
des maures, paroles Ch. L. Pothier
et André Hugon, m Jacques Janin ;
avec accord de lukulele. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29820; Editions Sala-
bert. 11024
Romance in the air; w and melody.
© 1 c. May 27, 1933; BE. unp. 72032;
Russell Edward Shuster. 11025
Roosevelt at the throttle; w Sam
McClay, melody Herm DeVol. ©
te, May 23, 1983; E unp. 71813;
Samuel Ross McClay. 11026
Roosevelt for all; song, m Luther A.
Clark. ©1c. May 11, 1933; E unp.
71267; Myrtle Wullert. 11027
Roosevelt is in, we’re bound to win;
w 8S. Kamholtz and F. Wildau, m P.
Waltner. © May 1, 1983; E pub.
36419; Peter Waltner, Sam Kam-
holtz and Franklin Wildau. 11028
Roosevelt march; pf. solo and song.
© 1c. May 27, 1933; E unp. 71980;
Nicholas Heltay. 11029
Roosevelt, Roosevelt, our President;
song, m Charles T. Edwards. ©1.
May 23, 19383; E unp. 71824; Edna
J. Robinson. 11030
Rosalie; w and melody James Wilscn.
© 1c. May 29, 1933; E unp. 72049;
L. W. Barnes. 11031
Rose al vento; valzer lento, Italo
Nucci; orch. parti. © Feb. 1, 1933;
E for. 29604; M[ario] Aromando.
11032
Rose of my heart I love you; song.
© 1c. May 11, 1933; E unp. 71284;
Henry John Walker. 11083
Rose time in New England; song, w
Harry Hibbard. © May 24, 1933;
E pub, 36489; Al Kennedy. 11034
Roses are blooming; valse song. ©
1 ec. Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70849;
Presley E. Bishop. 11085
Round the bandstand; w and m Tom-
mie Connor and Tommie Everett;
with ukulele arr. Alvin D. Keech.
© May 28, 1933; E for. 30081; B.
Feldman & co. 11036
Rousseau (L. Julien) 10 ~petites
esquisses poétiques; sop., alto, ten.
et bar. saxophones. 1°° et 2° séries.
+
i dl
9)
nos. 1-10; ‘© Mar. 1, 1933; H for.
29678; L. Julien Rousseau. 11037
Roving (The) wife: by W. H. Reed;
strings, pf.-conductor and percussion
a0. lib. pts. © Apr. 25, 1933% Eh
for. 29660; Joseph Williams, ltd.
11038
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch)
Elegy to the moon; w P. Bysshe
Shelly [sic] and John Keats, m from
Kamennoi Ostrow sketches, adapted
D. Rhys Ford; mixed voices. ©
May 11, 1983; E pub. 36223; Mel-
rose music €o. 11089
Romance: op. 44, no. 1, arr.; 6
Strings, flute, clarinett in B flat and
pf. © 1c May 23, 1933; E unp.
71892; Jeanne W. Kiessling. 11040
A serenade; w Eric Haydon, m
arr. Henry Geehl; in C. © Jan. 26,
193838; E for. 29871; Edwin Ash-
down, ltd. 11041
Rue (La) du temple; de Le crime du
bouif, Georges van Parys; pf. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29793 ; Editions
Salabert. 11042
Rufen sie Herrn Plim; oper, Kurt
Robitschek u. Marcellus Schiffer, m
Mischa Spoliansky. Volista’ndiger
klavierauszug mit text. © Mar. 14,
19383; E for. 29560; Drei masken
musik, G. m. b. H. 11043
Rukus juice blues; w and melody Wil-
lie Broomzy. © 1c. May 8, 1933;
E unp. 71125; Lester Melrose.
11044
Rumba a la romana; versi Oberdan
Petrini; pf. © 1 ¢« Apr. 19, 1933;
E unp. 70852; Romolo Balzani.
11045
Rumba (La) au chateau; rumba, dans
Les bleus de l’amour, paroles Léo
Leliévre et J. Ardot, m Victor Alix;
avee accord de V’ukulele. © Mar. 1,
1983; E for. 29886; Editions Sala-
bert. 11046
Rumba espagnole; by William H.
Woodin; pf. © 1c. May 24, 1933;
E unp. 71868; Miller music, ine.
11047
Rumba paesana; rumba, versi Alfredo
Bracchi, m Giovanni D’Anzi, arr.
M. C. Consiglio; orch. pti. © Mar.
27, 1938; E for. 30011; Societa
anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 11048
Said my pa to my ma; song. ©1e.
May 12, 1933; E unp. 71311; Selma
Hsther Leopold. 11049
9
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11050
Sailor’s (A) luck; from Sailor’s luck,
w Ryan, m Val Burton and Will
Jason; pf. © May 8, 1933; E pub.
36238; Movietone music corp.
11050
Sakura; opera, m Claude Lapham.
[Japanese text] © 1c. Apr. 29,
19383 ; E unp. 71028; Claude Lapham.
11051
Sanctus; on themes from Parsifal,
adapted and arr. Harold Vincent
Milligan; mixed voices; organ ace.
©, May? 8.4938; “Bie pub. qs6216;
Arthur P. Schmidt co. 11052
Sand in my shoes; w and m Gene
Burehs ©; 4.6. May, 4. 40337, B
unp. 71879; Arthur Eugene Burch,
Are 11053
Sans amour; slow-fox-trot, Ch. Borel-
Clere, arr. Ted Curtiss; orch. ptes.
© Mar. 25, 1933; E for. 29994; Edi-
tions Joséphine Baker. 11054
Save a little kiss for me; song. ©
Ivey Meaty “31,7933 Seon ps1 92073:
Alfred Louis Emmerich. 11055
Save me a place in your heart; w and
m Billi Davis spt.. (Ori ec May 22,
1933" EY “amp: W460 +" Wathany |) EH.
Davis. 11056
Say it with a kiss; w and m Ginny
Salsbury; pf. © 1c. May 5, 1933;
E unp. 71066; Virginia May Sals-
bury. 11057
Say not, The struggle nought availeth ;
unison song for massed singing, w
A. H. Clough, m L. P. Huggins. ©
May 31, 1933; E for. 30091; Novello
& co., lid. 11058
Say what you mean, and mean what
you’re saying to me: w Joe Young,
m Gerald Marks. © 1 ¢ May 22,
1933; E unp. 71742; Irving Berlin,
ine, 11059
Scampus (The) on the campus; song,
m Henri Damski. © 1. May 831,
1933; E unp. 72083; Harold Fleet-
wood Lurvey. 11060
Scarlattiana; sonaten, Walter Nie-
mann, op. 126, no. 1-38; klavier o.
cembalo. © July 22, 1932; E for.
29578; Henry Litolff’s verlag.
11061
appassionato; composed and
William Spielter; pf. conduc-
© 1c. May 24, 1933; BE. unp.
11062
Scena
arr.
tor.
71845; Movietone music corp.
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Scene (A); by Peter Brunelli, arr.
Spielter ; pf. conductor. © 1 ce. May
29, 1988; E unp. 72055; Movietone
music corp. 11063
Schiff (Das) ohne hafen; schlager
aus dem film, w u. m Fritz Wen-
neis. © Jan. 11, 1933; E for. 29555;
Alrobi musikverlag, G.m.b.H.
11064
Schifferliedchen; nach ged. Gottfried
Keller, m Ernst Krének, op. 61:
gem. chor, a cappella. © Mar. 6,
1933; E for. 30049; Universal edi-
tion, a. g. 11065
Sch6n wir's liebling; lied u. Hawaiian-
valse, aus Moral und liebe, w Gerd
Karlick, m Franz Grothe. © Jan.
30,. 19383; E for. 29551; Hdition
Franz Grothe, G.m.b.H. 11066
Schubert (Franz Peter) Minuet; arr.
A. E. Cafarella; woodwinds, sc. and
pts. © Apr. 27, 1933; E pub. 36170;
M. Witmark & sons. 11067
—— Three waltzes; from op. 9 and
18, arr. Reginald Hunt; school orch.
with pf. conductor. Full se. and
pts. © May 23, 1933; E for. 30076;
Boosey & co., ltd. 11068
Schumann (Robert Alexander) 8 pol-
onaises; hrsg. u. rev. Karl Geiringer :
klavier, 4 hinden. © Feb. 10, 1933:
E for. 30044; Universal edition,
“ie 11069
Scuttle and scurry; by Peter Bru-
nelli; pf.-conductor. © 1c. May 4.
1933; E unp. 70955; Movietone music
corp. 11070
Se fosse lei; fox-trot, Luigi Roberto
Ferrario, arr. Pete Rizza; orch. pti.
© Mar. 27, 1933; E for. 30008; So-
cieta anonima Suvini-Zerboni.
11071
Sea (The) of dreams; song. © 1 ©.
May 4. 1933; E unp. 71029;. Donald
Christ. 11072
Sea voices; w William Carl Murray, m
Henry R. Hallbauer, op. 5, no. 2;
male cho. © May 10, 1933; E pub.
36224; Murhall co. 11073
Second quartet: by Bernard Wage-
naar; 2 violins, viola and violon-
cello. © Feb. 15, 1933; E pub.
386077 ; Cos Cob press, ine, 11074
Seconda sinfonia; di Franco Alfano;
orech., in do. Partitura. © May 17,
19388; E for. 29956; G. Ricordi &
co. 11075
460
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 5. 1933
Seems I’ve always held your hand; w
and m Bob Miller, Al Opler and
Carl Field; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 21, 1933; E pub. 36401; Forster
music publisher, inc. 11076
Sei gegrtisst, mein lieb, in der ferne;
slowfox aus La Valliére, liebesro-
man y. Gtinther Bibo, m Janos von
Mory, arr. Gerhard Mohr; salon
orch. stimmen. © Apr. 5, 1933; E
for. 299638; Crescendo theaterverlag,
G.m.b.H. 11077
Sei wieder gut; slow-foxtrot, aus Mein
friseur, text u. m Bert Reisfeld u.
Rolf Marbot, arr. Gerhard Mohr;
salonorch. stimmen. © Mar. 15,
1933; E for. 29574; Crescendo the-
aterverlag, G.m.b.H. 11078
Sekles (Bernhard) Capriccio; in 4
sitzen; klavier, violine wu. violon-
cello. Partitur u. stimmen. ©
Ocha ol 1082; -H) for, .29583.;,, Henry.
Litolff’s verlag. 11079
Sempe penzanno a te; versi e melodia.
© Apr. 22, 1933; E pub. 36079;
Alfredo Pannullo. 11080
Send back my notes; w and m Mité.
© 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp. 71673:
Francis Mary Maize. 11081
Send me your kisses; fox-trot song,
m Ernest Shonfield. © 1 c¢. May
2p A983. EY unp. § 71759; Fred
Sutherland. 11082
Senorita; tango; pf. © 1c. May 17,
1933; E unp. 71576; Joseph George
Rutkowski. 11083
Senorita, mademoiselle, friulein; w
and melody. © 1c. May 3, 1933; E
unp. 70894; Hilda A. Kellman.
11084
Sentimental; cancién. © 1c. May 4,
1933; E unp. 71008; Anna Alfaro
de Conte. 11085
Sentimental melody; w Peter Gregory,
m Gecffrey Henman. © Mar. 13,
19388; E for. 929880; Geoffrey
Fletcher, Itd. 11086
Sérénade; poeme Verlaine, m Tony
Aubin. © + Mar; 1,.1933; HE) for.
29718; Heugel. 11087
Serenata ; cancién, op. 1. © 1c. May
19, 1933; E unp. 71658; Anna Alfaro
de Conte. 11088
Serenata de amor; cancion, op. no. 2.
© 1c. May 3, 1933; E unp. 70925;
Anna Alfaro de Conte. 11089
11103
Serenata espanola; v. Jan Welser;
klavier. © Mar. 4, 19383; E for.
29944; Josef Weinberger. 11090
Servus Wien; Wiener lieder-potpourri,
bearb. Nico Dostal, hrsg. Edition
Karl Brill; salonorch. komb. mit
jazzstimmen, u. texte. © Dec. 31,
1932; E for. 29946; Edition Karl
Brill. 11091
Shadow (The) waltz; song, arr. Ken
Simmons. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E
unp. 71835; Harold E. Sarb. 11092
Shadow waltz; from Gold diggers of
1933, w Al Dubin, m Harry Warren;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 24, 1933;
EK pub. 36158; M. Witmark & sons.
11093
Shadows; song, w Lillie H. Severs.
© 1c. May 27, 1933; E unp. 71987;
Hugh E. Mathews. 11094
Shadowtown (The) ferry; w Bide
Dudley, m Walt Burgess. © May
11, 19383; E pub. 36253; Camac Vil-
lage guild. 11095
Shake your head from side to side;
cho.$ pf. with ws ©: 1c: May 6,
1933; E unp. 71110; Sammy Cahn.
11096
w Sam Cahn, with melody. ©
ven May oe 1953. > Bunion elliot =
Ernest Grundlehner. 11097
Share my dream cottage with me;
w John Tremain, m Jeanne Sterling.
© 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp. 70798;
Margery Featherston and Esther A.
Weikel. 11098
She’s my sweet-heart baby; song. ©
fer Apres 29) 1933'S hunp. One:
William Ferdinand WHiche. 11099
She wiggles and giggles; w and mel-
ody: ©'1 «May. 20; 1983; H unp.
71696; Harry Cordy. 11100
Shelby County blues: w and melody
Willie Broomzy. © 1 c¢ May 8,
1933; E unp. 71124; Lester Mel-
rose. ; 11101
Shepherd (The) on the hills; sacred,
w Shirley Dean Nevin, m Gordon
Balch Nevin; 8-pt. mixed cho. ©
May 3, 1933; E pub. 36138; J. Fisch-
er & bro. 11102
Shepherd, shepherd, leave decoying;
from the opera King Arthur, w
adapted from John Dryden, m Henry
Purcell, arr. Charles FEF. Manney;
3-pt. women’s cho. © May 13, 1933;
E pub. 36303; B. F. Wood music co.
11103
461
—_—
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11104
Shim (The) sham shimmy dance; w
and melody Clarence Williams. ©
dwe. May ,4d;-19332 BE. unp.,.TO083t ;
Clarence Williams music pub. co..,
inc. 11104
Ship of gold; w and m Harriet Gayle.
© Apr. 24, 1933; .E pub. 36084;
Richard Drake Saunders. 11105
Should I believe you; song. © 1 «.
May 18, 1983; E unp. 71597; Joseph
R. Gunderson. 11106
Shuffie along and keep smiling; w and
melody.. © 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp.
70829; Gladys V. Jackson. 11107
Si jétais blanche; fox-trot, paroles
Henry Varna et Bobby, m Lennart
Falk, arr. Ted Curtiss; orch. ptes.
© Mar. 25, 1933; E for. 29990; Hdi-
tions Joséphine Baker. 11108
Signal (The); by Herbert Stothart,
orch. arr. Wayne Allen; [pf.-conduc-
tor] © 1 ¢. May 3, 1933; E ump.
70938 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
11109
Signal (The) star; Christmas service.
w Charlotte Irene Ford, C. Louise
Bell and others, m Lee Rogers, For-
rest G. Walter and others. © May
3, 1933; E pub. 36452; Tullar-Mere-
dith co. 11110
Signorita, my love is true; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©.1 c. May 10, 1933; E unp. 71232;
John Garbarino. Hig fs iE
Silbersee (Der) ; wintermiarchen,
Georg Kaiser, m Kurt Weill; kla-
vierauszug mit text. © Feb. 8,
1933; D 28450; Universal edition,
an: &. 17144 *
Silent devotion; Saturday evening tra-
ditional melody; mixed voices, un-
ace. © 1 ¢c. May 31, 1933; E ump.
72071; S. Braslavsky. 11192
Silent love; song, melody Starret sys-
tem club.. © 1 c. May 8, 1933; E
unp. 71144; Melvin James Burke.
a lela f=
Silver gate; intermezzo, Otis Wheat
Spencer; band pts. © May 12,
1933 ; E pub. 36269; Carl Dillon mu-
sic Co. 11114
Silver mist; w and melody. © 1.
May 4, 1933; E unp. 70963; Alma
Mathews. 11115
Silver (The) swan; madrigal, w
Christopher Hatton, m Orlando Gib-
bons, arr. Charles F. Manney ; 3-pt.
pt. M1, 0. s., v. 28
women’s cho. © May 13, 1933; E
pub. 36302; B. F. Wood music ¢o.
11116
Silvery (The) moonlight kissed my
darling’s golden hair; waltz ballad,
arr. Gustave Sax; with ukulele arr.
© May 1, 1933; E pub. 36094; Er-
nest Grundlehner. 11117
Simone est comme ¢a; fox trot du
film, paroles Jean Boyer et André
Hornez, m Raoul Moretti: avee ac-
cord de lukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29805; Editions Salabert.
11118
Since I am in this country; waltz
song. © 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
71009; Anna Alfaro de Conte.
11119
Same. © 1 c. May 19, 1933; EH
unp. 71653; Anna Alfaro de Conte.
11120
Since you’re away from me; w ALI.
Piantadosi, m Jack Glogau; with
ukulele arr. © May 8, 1933; H
pub. 36142; Royal music co. 11121
Since your path crossed mine; w
Clarice White Luck, m Mildred
White Wallace; high, in F. © Mar.
7, 1933; E pub. 36191; Willis music
co. 11122
Sincerely: song. © 1 c¢. May 6, 1933;
E unp. 71154; Jesse Tillus Kennedy.
11123
Sing a little song; song, m Burrell
Van Buren. © Mar. 27, 1933; HE
pub. 36313; Fred W. Bowers. 11124
Sing lover, sing; w and melody Al
Lewis and Al Sherman. © 1 «@
May 17, 1933; E unp. 71588; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
11125
Sing on, my songbird: w and m Eye
Lowen. © 1 c. May 8, 1933; E
unp. 71189; Eva B. Lowen. 11126
Sing to me; from Diplomaniacs, w
Edward Eliscu, m Harry Akst; with
ukulele arr. © May 10, 1933; HB
pub. 36281; M. Witmark & sons.
11127
Sing your blues away; fox-trot song.
© 1c. May 22, 1933; HE unp: 71791;
Nicholas Mallardo. . 11128
Singin’ a love song; pf. treble with
w. © 1c. May 1, 1933; B ump.
70788; Jac D. Hillis. 11129
Singin’ a song to you now; song. ©
1 ec. May 16, 1988; E unp. 71535;
Robert Boyer. 11130
462
; f iy /i 4 ai Ps | “t @ Pa s é
\ite trd Leeper - Lam Lars a7 A 7 ow ed
Ce A eh eee |, a
“ + ea ot tos
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1983
11157
‘Singing o’er your shoulder; w Don
Davidson, m Don Davidson, Jack
McGary and Peggy Lee. © 1c. May
2, 1933; E unp. 70855; Donald Wil-
liam Davidson. 1OISML
U fee Sarpyp fu ufiprcs fri
(Sirahare and siroohin); song, w
G. H. Beshgetoor. © May 9, 1933;
Epub. 36294; Beatrice Peshley.
11182
‘Sissy; schlager aus dem _ singspiel,
Ernst u. Hubert Marisechka, nach
einem lustspiel, Ernst Decsey u.
Gustav Holm, m Fritz Kreisler.
hft. 1, 2. © Dee. 26, 19382; E for.
29547, 29548; W. Karczag verlag.
11133, +Abts4_
‘Sit tight, honey, sit tight; w M. Rob-
ersson, m A. Gibbons. © 1 ¢c. May
20, 1983; E unp. 71707; Ayilene
Gibbons and Max Robersson. 11135
‘Sitting in the park; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
May 22, 1933; E unp. 71728; Ignace
Greenfield. 11136
“Sklarevski (Alexander) Prelude; op.
Panel sipt, + ©. .May:22, 1983;..E
pub. 36404; G. Fred Kranz music co.
11137
‘Sky high; musical comedy. © 1 «@
Apr. 27, 1933; D 28446; Morris Ol-
son and Henry Olson. 11137*
Slave bell; w and air A. F. Arm-
strong, arr. Jeanette B. Case. ©
1 c. May 19, 1933; E unp. 71622;
Alta Florence Armstrong. 11138
‘Sleep; song. © 1 c¢. May 26, 1933;
E unp. 71968; Floy C. Merrilies.
11139
‘Sleepin’ neath the weepin’ willow tree;
song, w Max C. Freedman. © 1 c.
May 2, 1933; E unp. 70864; Jack
Kopf. 11140
‘Sleeping beauty; pf. ©1c¢. May 29,
19338; E unp. 72007; Eunice Jean-
nette Steel. 11141
‘Slumber : fox trot, w and melody. ©
1c. May 8, 1933; E unp. 711381; John
T. Boudreau. 11142
Slumber land of dreams; song. ©1c.
May 8, 193838; E unp. 71195; Wil-
liam A. Kemp. 11148
Slumber, O slumber; w Thomas Moore,
m Florence Amelia Cummings. ©
Apr. 28, 1933; E pub. 36207; White-
Smith music pub. co. 11144
Smile a little smile; fox trot, w and
m Marion Prospers. © 1c. May 6,
1938; E unp. 71344; Maud Victoria
Hay. 11145
Smile again; song. © 1 ¢. May 15,
1933; E unp. 71507; Matilda Cur-
tiss. 11146
Smile and be bright; from He wanted
adventure, w R. P. Weston and Bert
Lee, m Jack Waller and Joseph
Tunbridge; with ukulele arr. ©
Mar. 27, 1983; EH for. 29654; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 11147
Smile for me; w and melody Juks of
Baltimore. .© 1 c. May 26, 1933;
EH ounp. 71936; Julian S. Clarke.
11148
Smile! hitch your wagon to the star
that’s shining in the White House
now; song, m Stan Tucker. © 1 ¢.
May 22, 1983; E unp. 71754; Helen
P. Herzog. 11149
Smiles of 33; w and melody. ©1..
May 3, 19383; E unp. 70909; Louise
Barry Parsons. 11150
Smiling blue eyes; w and melody. ©
1 c. May 12, 1933; E unp. 71686;
James Clarence Duncan. 11151
Smoke dreams; w G. AMmerman, mel-
ody G. Davis. © 1c. May 17, 1933;
KH unp. 71569; George Ammerman
and George Davis. 11152
Snap your fingers; musical comedy,
Jim Marshall, melodies and lyrics
Gene Thornton, Campbell Chapman
and Jim Marshall. © 1 e. Apr. 28,
1933; D 28445; James D. Marshall.
11152*
So disappointed; w Claude Garreau,
with melody. ©1«. May 26, 1933;
EK ounp. 71961; Jerry Leng. 11153
So it’s bridge again tonight; w Edgar
Leslie, m Fred E. Ablert; with uku-
lele arr. Haia Kaa and extra cho.
Jack Meskill. © May 17, 1933; E
pub. 386398 ; Keit-Engel, inc. 11154
So sincerely; pf. ©1c¢ May 6, 1933;
E unp. 71097; David M. Chodorow.
11155
Scur Anne; poésie Maurice Boukay,
m Charles Levadé. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29713; Heugel. 11156
Soft (The) shoe dancer; fantastic in-
termezzo, Dent Mowrey; pf. ©
Mar. 21, 1983; E pub. 36339; Carl
Fischer, ine. sb bay g
463
CATALOGUE OF
11158
Soir (Un) de réveillon; opérette, coup-
lets Jean Boyer, m Raoul Moretti.
Partition pf. et chant. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 28803; Editions Sala-
bert. 11158
Soldiers of Old Glory; march; solo B
flat cornet, conductor, or sop. saxo-
phone. © 1c. May 6, 1983; E unp.
71105; J. Concetto Lentini. 11159
Soledad: tango, Nino Ravasini; orch.
Ptl...© Mar.,2¢, 1933: Bi tor S000 ;
Societa anonima Suvini-Zerboni.
11160
Soleil et ombre; overture, Michael
Rudolph Listiak, arr. Carl Dillon;
band pts., with conductor. © May
12, 1933; E pub. 36271; Carl Dillon
music co. 11161
Solitude; pf. with w. ©1c. May 19,
1933: E unp. 71645; Norman Gast.
11162
Solitudine; romanza senza _ parole,
Costantino de Crescenzo, op. 105;
quintetto d’archi econ pf. conduttore.
© Feb. 1, 1983; E for. 29603; M.
Aromando., 11163
Solo.... col mio povero cuore; slow-
fox, letra ‘EH. . M. Chiappo, m N.
Caviglia, arr. G. Filippini; orch.
pti. © Dee. 1, 1932; E for. 29600;
Chiappo. 11164 |
Some day; song, w Charles HE. Bloss-
field. ©1c¢. May, 24, 1933;.E..unp.
71876; Louis A. Cafiero. 11165
Scme day maybe; song. © 1 ec. May
6. 1933; E unp. 71866; Lillian Sher-
man. 11166
Some little queen stole your heart;
song. © 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp.
70784; Ethel Kathryne Sandridge.
11167
Some old day; fox trot song. ©1..
May. 2,. 1933; BE unp. (1336; Tula
E. Roberts. 11168
Some silent night; w V. Burton and
W. Jason, m Frank Craven, Val
Burton and Will Jason, pf. arr. Emil
Gerstenberger. ©1c. May 16, 1933;
EH unp. 71510; Movietone music
corp. 11169
Somebody’s gein’ to love me, why not
you; fox-trot song, w Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. May 238, 19338; E unp. 71807;
Belle M. Ingersoll. 11170
Someday, you'll be sorry, sweetheart ;
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. May 5, 1933; E unp. 71057;
fdmund Valentine Fischer. ural bral
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, n.s., v. 28
Somehow, you're different ; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1c¢. May
5, 1983; E unp. 71056; Elizabeth
Richey Liddell. 11972
Something seems to tell me; w Charles
Newman, m Isham Jones; with uku-
lele arr. Haia Kaa. © May 9, 1933;
E pub. 36229; Isham Jones, inc.
11173
Somewhere; song. © 1 ec. May 27,
1933; E unp. 72017; Matilda Curtiss.
11174
Somewhere I have a pal; song. ©
May 4, 1933; E pub. 36428; Clara
Louise Larimore. 11175
Son of the sky; valse song. © 1 e.
May 10, 1933; E unp. (1392; Mary
Amirati. 11176
Sonate nr. 2, B dur; v. Kurt Thomas,
op 20; violine u. klavier. © Jan.
19, 1933; E for. 29625; Breitkopf£ &
Hartel. 11177
Song o’ dreams; w Gertrude M. New,
m Marie S. Watts; med. voice. ©
May 19, 1933; E pub. 36468; White-
Smith music pub. co. 11178
Song of cheer, happy days are here;
song. © 1c. May 12, 1933; E unp.
71306; Marguerite P. Duke. 11179
Song of India; slow fox-trot, Rimsky-
Korsakoff, arr. Jimmy Dale; orch.
pts. © May 15, 1933; E pub. 36319;
J. A. Browne. 11180
Song of old Vienna; song. © 1 e.
May 25, 19338; E unp. 71922; Russell
Lloyd Jones. 11181
Song (The) of technocracy ; song, arr.
Genevieve S. Ellis; with ukulele arr.
© May 2, 1933 ; E pub. 36114; Victor
Constantine. 11182
Song of the cello; w and melody. ©
1@4 May 22, 1983; E ump. ,717448;
Gertrude E. Myers. 11183
Song (A) of the open country; song;
unison. © 1 c. May 22, 3925-00
unp. 71787; Clara Alfred Rood.
11184
Song of the roamer; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. May 5,
1933; E unp. 71042; Mattie Waters
Street. 11185
Song of the skipper; w Walter W.
Judell, m Carl Eppert, from op. 20;
men’s voices. © Apr. 4, 1933; H
pub. 86098; Oliver Ditson co., ine.
11186
464
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
Song of the tropic seas; cho., w and
m Lily Strickland; men’s voices, a
cappella. © Jan. 31, 1933; E pub.
36189; Willis music co. 11187
Song of the world; song. © 1 «
May 24, 1933; E unp. 71874; Bayard
Mosby. 11188
Song of two, without words; pf. ©
1c. May 15, 1983; E unp. 71440;
Arthur D. Allen. 11189
Songs of Erin; mixed voices. © Apr.
5, 1933; E pub. 36265; Maurice O’-
Flaherty. 11190
Songs of India: w from the Sanscrit,
set to m H. P. Allen; bar. © May
25, 1933; E for. 30054; Rushworth
& Dreaper, ltd. 11191
Songs (The) of long ago; w and
melodies compiled; with chord indi-
eations for ten. banjo and guit. ©
Mar. 22, 1988; AA 120727; H. D.
Munal. 11192
Sonnet suite; by Hubert Bath; pf. ©
Apr. 20, 1933; E for. 29890; Augener,
ltd. 11193
Sooner or later vou will be mine;
song. © 1c. May 15. 1933; E unp.
71428; Marion Parsons. 11194
Sorocaba; par Darius Milhaud, tran-
seription Maurice Maréchal; vio-
loncelle et pf. © Mar. 15, 1933;
E for. 29525; Hditions Max HEschig.
11195
Sotto a le stelle; versi Carlo Iantaffii;
pt: ©: 1:e Avr. 19, 19383; E unp.
70953 ; Romolo Balzani. 11196
Soul-saving songs; selected Charlie
Weinman, © Mar. 10, 1933: A
61364; Lawrence W. Neff. 11197
Sous le ciel bleu; paroles Léo Leliévre
fils, m Philippe Parés et André Sa-
blon; avee accord de Vukulele. ©
Mar. 1, 19383; E for. 29789; Editions
Salabert. 11198
Southland melody; w and m Sara
Goldman. © 1 ¢c. May 1, 1933; E
unp. 70790; Gertrude Ward Clark.
11199
Spanish airs: Malaguefia; pf. ©l1«.
May 1, 1983; E unp. 70827; Juan A.
Aguilar. 11200
Spanish number; melody. © 1c. May
19, 1933; E unp. 71649; Marcella
Sylvia Freedman. 11201
Spanish sweetheart; 34 quick step, w
Robert Hargreaves and Stanley J.
Damerell, m Tolechard Evans; with
11214
ukulele arr. © Apr. 26, 1933; HE
for. 29884; Cecil Lennox, ltd.
11202
Spanish tambourine; w John Falstaff,
m and drill composed and arr. Wil-
son Manhire. © Apr. 11, 1933: E
for. 29929; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.
11203
Spare me just a little love tonight;
song. © 1c. May 17, 1933; E unp.
71567; Vick Knight. 11204
Spell of the desert; w Ned Miller, m
Frank Magine; with ukulele arr. ©
Dee. 20, 1932; E pub. 36378; Forster
music publisher, inc. 11205
Spinnstube; ungarisches lebensbild
aus Siebenbiirgen, deutsch, Bene-
dikt Szabolesi, m Zoltan Kodaly.
Partitur. © Jan. 19, 1933; D 28453;
Universal edition, a.g. 11205*
Spirit (The) of America; symphonic
overture; pf. conductor. © 1c. May
16) Agsan Eaunp.. Fip2e; -Charies
Francis Posty. 11206
Spooning in the moonlight; song. ©
1 ¢@. May 15, 1933; E unp. 711508;
Matilda Curtiss. 11207
Spring had to come; w Philip Coving-
ton, m Dorothy Covington; pf.
toe. May 22, 19383; E unp. (1744;
Dorothy Covington Pilcher. 11208
Spring (A) medley; composed R. H.
Bassett, arr. Emil Gerstenberger ;
pf. conductor. © 1c. May 24, 1933;
HH eunp. 71846; Movietone music corp.
11209
Spring returns; madrigal, Luca Mar-
enzio, arr. Charies F. Manney; 3-pt.,
women’s cho. © May 13, 1933; H
pub. 36307; B. F. Wood music co.
11210
Spring’s awakening; op. 3; 6 strings,
flute, B flat clarinet and pf. ©1e.
May 11, 19383; E unp. 71690; Jeanne
W. Kiessling. aft any
Springtime and you; waltz song. ©
May 6, 1933; E pub. 36423; Mary
Harriet Morley. al eeAal;
Springtime in the valley; waltz song,
arr. Alice Cary Longfellow. ©
May 18, 1983; E pub. 36375; Earle
Taylor Rush. inVaby
Sprite (The) of the waterfall; song.
© 1 ce. May 31, 1933; E unp. 72076;
Berenice Ward Stockland. 11214
465
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11215
Squabble; comp. R. H. Bassett, arr.
Emil Gerstenberger: pf. ©1c. May
16, 1933; E unp. 71514; Movietone
music corp. 11215
Stabat mater; w Max Jacob, m Virgil
Thomson; sop. and string quartet.
Se. © Mar. 25, 1933; Ei pub. 36075 ;
Cos Cob press, ine. 11216
Steal away to Jesus; _ traditional
negro spiritual, arr. for mixed cho.
© May 12, 1933; E for. 29902; Hugh
S. Roberton. Sika
Steins on the table; w Gus Kahn, m
Al Goodhart, pf. arr. Wayne Allen.
© 1c. May 22, 1933; E unp. 71777;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 11218
Step lightly: march and _ two-step,
Peter Anderson, arr. A. Winter;
orch. pts. © May 16, 1933; E for.
30071: Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
11219
Stiller abend; Latein. tibertragung
Heinr. Schmelzer, deutsch Wilhelm
Schéss, m Karl Kampf, op. 88; vier-
stimmigen m&nnerchor, ohne begl.
© Ape 3, 1933: Wy for. 29977 P. A.
Tonger. 11220
Stop me if you’ve heard this; w Jimmy
Still, m Bob Roller; pf. ©1c¢. May
2, 19383; E unp. 70869; Robert W.
Rolier. 11221
Stornelli d’occasione; versi Valentino
Banal: pi. Cyrt ey ape: 19 O35"
E unp. 70954; Romolo Balzani.
tt???
Strauss (Richard) Arabella; lyrische
komodie, text Hugo Von Hof-
mannsthal, klavierauszug mit text
Felix Wolfes. aufzug 2. © Mar. 8,
1933; D 28448; Richard Strauss.
11222*
Strebsame (Der) geiger; 5 charakter-
stiicke, Arthur Seybold, op. 253;
violine u. pf., 1. lage. © Jan. 20,
1933; E for. 29549; Bosworth & co.
11223
Street lights; w James Simmons, m
C. E. George. © 1c. May 20, 1933;
E unp. 71700; Charles J. Simmons
and Charles E. George. 11224
Strolling in the moonlight; waltz
song, melody Starret system club.
© 1c. May 8, 1933; E unp. 71149;
Francelia Isabelle Barnett. 11225
Strolling thru the park with you; w
Marty Gottlieb, melody Marty Gott-
lieb and L. Friendly. © 1 ¢. May
466
pt. I, n. s., v. 28-
1, 19838; E unp. 70820; Leonard.
Friendly and Martin S. Gottlieb.
11226.
Succes (Les) mondiaux; transcrits
Harcld de Bozi; accordéon. © Mar.
1, 19383; E for. 29725; Durand & cie.
11227
Sugar River; w and melody. © 1 e..
May 29, 1933; E unp. 72008; Ger-
trude Huberta Lusk. 11228
Suite for piano. © Apr. 25, 19383;
E pub. 386402; Richard Donovan.
11229
Suite (A) of dances for children; pf..
© May 9, 1933; E for. 29925; Iréne
Luxemburg. 11230
Suite pastorale; vy. Kurt Atterberg, op.
34; kleines orch. Partitur. © Jan..
19, 1933; E for. 29630; Breitkopf &
Hartel. 11231
Sul nilo bli; slow fox-trot, versi
Alfredo Bracchi, m Giovanni D’Anzi,
arr. M. C. Consiglio; orch. pti. ©
Mar. 27, 1933; E for. 30002; Societa
anonima Suvini-Zerboni. 11232.
Summer (The)- heats bestowing;
rondo, w from Cobb’s farce The doc-
tor and the apothecary, air Stephen
Storace, arr. Ella Ivimey. © Mar..
30, 1933; E for. 29889; Augener, Itd.
igvyas®
Summer’s here again; w and melody..
© 1 ec. May 3, 1933; EH unp, 709%5;.
Edward Evan Williams. 11234.
Sundown in a little green hollow; w
George Whiting, m Billy Baskette;
with ukulele arr. © May 4, 1933;
E pub. 36317; Southern music pub..
co., ine. 11235.
Siiplica; cancién. © 176) Mages
1933; E unp. 71655; Anna Alfaro de
Conte. 11236.
Sur la route; paroles Roger Bernstein,
m Ph. Parés et G. van Parys; avec
accord de lukulelee © Mar. 1,.
1933; E for. 29797; Editions Sala-
bert. 112387
Sussex ways: w Mordaunt Currie, m
C. Armstrong Gibbs; med. voice, im
E fiat.. © May, 12, 149435) Beer
29950; Boosey & co., ltd. 11238
Svea; waltz, text, m och ukulele arr..
© 1c. May 17, 1933; E unp. 71587;
May Dyke Brady. 11239:
Swampland blues; song. © 1 ¢. May
19, 1933; E unp. 71680; Edwin
Markham MacLeod. 11240:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
11270
Swanee woman; w Jo Trent, m Neil
Moret. © May 20, 1933; E pub.
36446; Miller music, inc. 11241
Swatiska rhypsody [sic]; melody. ©
1c. May 8, 1988; E unp. 71115;
Kitty B. Voss. 11242
Sweet Adeline days are with us again;
w Joseph M. Devine, melody James
Francis Devine. © 1 c. May 5,
isa st, pnp. 71089; J... Krank
Devine. 11243
Sweet baby; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
May 1, 19383; E unp. 70821; Frank
Marion. 11244
Sweet dreams; song. © 1 c. May 6,
1933; E unp. 71359; Rodney Guire.
11245
Sweet little dream; waltz. ©1c¢. May
hepwono ck, wunp...vO(9T; Frank
Ojstershek. 11246
Sweet little thing, oh dear old thing;
waltz song. ©1c. May 6, 1933; E
unp. 71098; Franz Bolik-Bolen.
11247
Sweet lullabyes, when shadows fall;
pf. with w. © 1c. May 15, 1933;
E unp. 71427; Roy. W. Swanson.
11248
Sweet Madalene; pf. with w. ©1..
May 12, 1933; E unp. 713138; Valle
Stevens and Harry N. Eckmann.
11249
Sweet Patsy; w and melody. © 1 «.
May 24, 1933; E unp. 71857; Ray-
mond Francis Nekuda. 11250:
Sweet shadow time; waltz song. ©
May, 1, 1933; E pub, 386429; Clara
Louise Larimore. 11251
Sweetest (The) flower; song. © Apr.
28, 1933; E pub. 86073; Katherine
May Wassenberg. 11252
Sweetheart; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. May 22,
1933; E unp. 71720; Mollie Nale.
1253
Sweetheart darlin’; from Peg o’ my
neart, w Gus Kahn, m Herbert
Stothart; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © May 11, 1933; E
pub. 386256; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 11254
Sweetheart I love you tonight; song,
w Hugene H. Riggs. © 1c. May 15,
1983; E unp. 71457; Frances H.
Riggs. 11255
Sweetheart I’m blue; fox-trot song. ©
Apr. 29, 19338; E pub. 36357; Harold
IR. King’: 11256
Sweetheart, I still love you; m Syl-
vester Long Cross; pf. with w. ©
1G. May 5, 1933; EH unp. 71053;
Charles McLerran. 11257
Sweetheart kiss me again; waltz, w
and melody. © 1c. May 11, 1933;
E unp. 71278; Otto Schick. 11258
Sweetheart mother; fox-trot, w Hazel
Grant Fisher, m Basil V. Alt; with
ukulele arr. Alta Vincent. © May
22, 1933; E pub. 36444; E. M. Waltz
music co. 11259
Sweetheart of alma mater; song. ©
te, Mayet s, 1933< Hx unp;, ios:
Henry C. Warnick. 11260
Sweetheart of sweet sixteen; w Gus
Kahn, melody J. Fred Coots. ©1ec.
May 19, 1933; E unp. 71642; Leo.
Feist, inc. 11261
Sweetheart will you love me, as mother
loved dad; w and melody. © 1 «.
May 3, 19838; E unp. 70946; Henry
R. Swan. 11262
Swing low, sweet chariot; traditional
negro spiritual, arr. for mixed cho.
© May 12, 1933; E for. 29908 ; Hugh
S. Roberton. 11263
Symfoni no. 5; af Carl Nielsen; orch.
Partitur. © Oct. 18, 1826; E for.
29848; Skandinavisk & Borups
musikforlag akts. 11264
Symphonie; d’apres Media vita, répons
du temps de la Septuagésime, Er-
mend Bonnal; grand orgue. ©
Mar, 1, 1933; E for. 29699; Alphonse
Ledue et cie. 11265
Symphonie concertante; de Karol
Szymanowski, op. 60; pf. et orch.
Partitions, © -Aprs 1d, 1933.2 Eator
30098 ; Editions Max HEschig. 11266
Table-music ; suite in 4 movements for
string orch., Richard H. Walthew,
arr. and ed. James Brown. nos. 1—4.
© Apr: 24; 1933; .H for, 29543;
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 11267
Taffii au Rum; conductor. ©1c¢. May
10, 19338; E unp. 71216; Marion Lee
Martin. 11268
Take back your kiss; w and melody.
© 1c. May 3, 1933; E unp. 70901;
Sue Skelton. 11269
Take out your dollars; fox trot song.
© 1 ¢@ May 6, 1933; EH unp. 71372;
Fiorence Beckwith. 11270
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11271
Take warning; w and melody. ©1..
May 26, 1933; E unp. 71943; Benny
Saccketti. 11271
Take your love to that somebody else;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele army ©. 1 te May 29,,1933.2
unp. 72028; Edna Hardin. 11272
Talkin’ to my picture of you; song.
© 1 c May 15, 1933; E unp. 71450;
Frank Iky Hagler. 11273
Tambourin (Le); old French dance,
Jean Philippe Rameau, arr. Charles
J. Roberts; orch. pts. © Apr. 11,
1933; E pub. 363847; Carl Fischer,
inc. 11274
Tangiers; oriental dance: string quar-
tet ‘pts: © May’ 2,°1933*") pub.
36115; Frederick Preston Search.
11275
Tango el corazon; violin. © 1 c¢. May
26, 1933; BH unp. T19ti: Anthony
Bruno. 11276
Tarquins song; w and m Maurice J.
Pile: ope treble: = ©. Cyoisye 3.
1933; E unp. 70899; Tarquins fra-
ternity. 11277
Taxi; melody. © 1c. May 24, 1933;
E unp. 71888; Serge Walter. 11278
Taxi (The) driver; by R. H. Bassett,
arr. Emil Gerstenberger; pf. ©1e.
May 16, 1933; E unp. 71515: Movie-
tone music corp. 11279
Te Deum laudamus; m Ralph A. Har-
ris; mixed voices; organ acc.; in
B flat... © May »§,.8933>. 8) pub:
36196; H. W. Gray co. 11280
Te quiero; w and melody Agustin
Lara. ©1c¢ May 11, 1933; E ump.
71619; Southern music pub. co., ine.
11281
Téléphone; valse lente, A. De Vita, arr.
Al. Wayes; orch. ptes. © Mar. 25,
1933: E for. 29992; Editions José-
phine Baker. 11282
Tell him to stay; w and melody. ©
t’e Apr. 14, 1933; BH unp We ;
Bud Hartman. 11283
Tell me oriole; w and melody Fred EH.
Ahlert and Edgar Leslie. © 1 e.
May 9, 1933; E unp. 71178: Irving
Berlin, inc. 11284
Tell me that you feel that way; w
Dave Oppenheim, m Jerome Nor-
man; with ukulele arr. © May 8,
1533; E pub. 36146; Royal music co.
11285
468
pt. OI, DUS., ¥V.28
Tell me you love me once more; song.
© 1c. May 29, 1933; E unp. 72039;
Ralph Perey Yaw. 11286
Tell-tale television phone; song. © 1
ce. May 27, 1933; E unp. 71998; Jack
Maclennan. 11287
Ten-twenty-thirty ; suite ; pf. conductor,
© 1c. May 22, 1933; E unp. 71782;
William Chandler Nelms. 11288
Terpsichore; fantaisie-ballet, Louis
Ganne; harmonie fanfare, avec con-
ducteur en si bemol. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 29696; Alphonse Leduc
et Cie. 11289
Thank heaven for you; from Interna-
tional house, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger; with ukulele arr. © May
2, 1933; E pub. 36277; Famous mu-
Sic corp. 11290
Thank you all; song. © 1c. May 20,
1933; E unp. 71697; Wilda M. Wig-
gins. 11291
That long long overdue choochoo;
song, m Lon Healy. ©1c. May 19,
1933; E unp. 71647; Edward Linus
Buell. 11292
That new deal; song. © 1 ec. May 5,
1983; E unp. 71078; Marie M. Tor-
moen. 11293
That old dinner bell on the farm; w
Gene Arnold, with melody. © 1 «.
May 5, 1933; E unp. 71062; Fleming
Allan. 11294
That old farm union song refrain;
song. © May 16, 193355) pupb.
36412; Jesse D. Sickler. 11295
That old feather bed on the farm;
w and m Gene Autry and Louis
O’Connell; with ukulele arr., and
second voice pt. in refrain. © May
15, 1933; E pub. 36483; Forster mu-
sic publisher, ine. 11296
That old Missouri town; foxtrot song,
melody Starret system club. ©1€¢.
May 17, 1983; E unp. 71571; Charles
Campbell. 11297
That river; song, m Luther A. Clark.
© 1.c. May 11, 19383; H unp. 11266;
Wilbur White. 11298
That rumble above; song. © 1 e.
May 31, 1983; E unp. 72074; Alice
Onions Peterson. 11299
That’s my jig-saw baby; song, trans-
posed William Liversidge. © 1 e¢.
Apr. 21, 1933; E unp. 70837 ; Stephen
Jones, 11300
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1983
That’s my Ruth from Nebraska; w and
m Harriet L. Rivers.” ©'1’c. May
16, (1933; E unp. 71541; Harriet
Lola Williams. 11301
That's the way love goes; song. ©
1 ¢. May 12, 1933; E unp. 713825;
Rose Lillian Laughlin. 11302
That's why I wait for you; orch. pts.
© May 12, 1983; E pub. 36410;
Bessie Carwin. 113038
That smile; song. © 1 c. May 20,
19338; E unp. 71706; Mason Lloyd
Ramey. 11304
That waltz you danced with me; w
and melody. © 1c. May 18, 1933;
EH unp. 71409; Victor F. Steede.
11305
That wonderful night; w Peggy Olcott
Singer, m Harry Cokayne. © 1.
May 16, 1933; E unp. 71533; Augus-
tus Henry Cokayne. 11306
That wonderful night with you; w and
melody. © i c. May 15, 1933; E
unp. 71482; Clarence R. Dethloff.
11307
That wonderfull [sic] mother and
daddy of mine; waltz, w and mel-
ody. ©1.¢. May 17, 1933; H unp.
71566; Norman Macer. 11308
Theme champétre; de Le crime du
bouif, Georges van Parys; pf. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29792; Editions
Salabert. 11309
Then J’ll be so happy, dear; waltz, w
F. L. Barone, m A. N. Barone; pf.
© 1c. May 8, 1933; E unp. 71136;
Anthony N. Barone and Fred L.
Barone. 11310
Then I’ll know you’re mine; song. ©
1 ¢«. May 24, 1933; EH unp. 71871;
Charles Edward Mulhearn. 11311
There'll always be a someone: w and
melody. © 1c May 18, 1933; E
unp. 71608; Ella Allen. 11312
There must be some mistake; song, w
J. S. Thomas. © Apr. 23, 1933; E
pub. 36420; Joseph Sterling Thomas
and Thomas Eliot Mowry. 1a Shs
There’s a home in Wyomin’; w Billy
Hill, melody Peter De Rose. ©1e.
May 20, 1933; E unp. 71848; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine. 11314
There’s a night in June that I can’t
forget; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. May 22,
1933; FH ounp. 71738; W. Lynn Rich-
ards. 113815
11328
There’s a place in my heart for you;
waltz song. © 1c. May 1, 1933;
EH unp. 71287; Addison A. Dart.
11316
There’s a shrine in my heart to your
lovliness [sic]; song, m Clarence
M., Cox. © 1c. May 31, 1983; EH
unp. 72082; Edna S. McGrew.
11317
There’s and [sic] old fashioned hut in
and [sic] oid fashioned town;
waltz song, w Fred L. Gerbig; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. May 25, 1933;
BH unp. 71911; Joseph Francis Hunt.
11318
There’s danger ahead; fox-trot song.
© 1c. May 2, 1933; E unp. 70874;
Geo. L. Turner. 11319
There’s more than one guy; song, arr.
by Stan Tucker. © 1 c. May 22,
1933; E unp. 71752; George HE.
McWeeney. 11320
There’s no little girl like you; song.
© 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp. 71456;
Russell Lloyd Jones. PTZ21
There’s no more blues; w C. H. Siebe-
neck and Erma G. Fischer, m C.
H. Siebeneck and Dorothy Stauffer.
© 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp. 70994;
Carolus H. Siebeneck. 11322
These silly things my children say
to me; w and melody. © 1c. May
15, 19383; E unp. 71485; Hyman Mil-
lindorf. 11323
They’re all congratulatin’ me; w and
melody Charles O’Flynn, George W.
Meyer and Pete Wendling. © 1 ©.
May 6, 19838; E unp. 71108; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
11324
They’re not as beautiful as you; pf.
treble with w. ©1c. May 17, 1933;
E unp. 71573; Raymond Rennhak.
11325
They say; negro spiritual, w Helen
Smith, m Neville Meale-Taylor. ©
Mar. 10, 1983; E for. 29618; Beal,
Stuttard & co., ltd. 11826
Things (The) I tell my mother; w
Mabel CostanduroS and Michael
Hogan, m Maurice Besly; in B flat.
© Apri dil, 1988 » Ba fors; 29536;
Boosey «& co., ltd. 11327
Things (The) you're guilty of; pf.
treble with w. © 1c. May 24,
1933; E unp. 71887; John William
Mooney. 11328
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pt. 11, n.S., v.28
EEE ="
11329
Thinking of tomorrow; w R. Col-
clough, m B. Slaybaugh. © 1 e¢
May 27, 1933; E unp. 71992; Betty
Slaybaugh and Rebecca Colclough.
11329
This is only the beginning; w and mel-
ody Ted Koehler and Harold Arlen.
© 1c. May 17, 1933; E unp. 71589;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
11330
This is the day; w Danny Gill and
J. J. Daly, m Dick Koons; pf. ©
1 ¢e. May 15, 19383; E unp. 71524;
A. Daniel Gill, John J. Daly and
Richard M. Koons. 11331
This night is meant for us two: W
and melody. © 1c. May 9, 1933;
E unp. 71172; Paolo Damiano.
11332
This place for sale; w and m Ruth V.
Russell, ©uxd-c. “Apr. 6; 193833-H
unp. 69760; Warren Russell and
Ruth Russell. 11333
This treasured land; unison song, w
Doris Rowley, m Alec Rowley.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © May 23,
1933; E for. 30075; Boosey & Co.,
ltd. 11334
This world is yours — and heaven is
mine; w and melody. © 1c. May
15. 1933; E unp. 71474; Joseph An-
drew Balik. 11335
Those Allegheny shores; waltz song,
m Jim Browne; with ukulele arr.
© May 8, 1933; E pub. 36426;
Augusta Von Alt. 11336
Those islands of the South seas; song,
melody W. H. Ball and Lem
McCarty. © 1c. May 22, 1933; B
unp. 71780; William Hereford Ball.
i ta bod
Those little stolen moments of bliss;
pf. treble with w. © 1 c¢. May.10,
1933; E unp. 71211; Nellie Mayer.
11338
Thou art the way; anthem, pt.-song,
w George W. Doane, m Gordon
Balch Nevin; men’s voices, organ
ace. © May 3, 1933; HE pub. 361387;
J. Fischer & bro. 11339
Thou ‘rt lovelier to me; song, arr.
Vern Elliott. © 1c. May 29, 1933;
E unp. 72035; Viola Cupps Pierce.
11340
Thoughts and dreams of you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp. 70815;
Matt J. Petrena. 11341
Three cheers for the deal that’s new;
w and melody. ©1c. May 3, 1933;
E unp. 70907; Reta A. Kincaid.
11342
Three cheers for the undertaker; w
and m Harry Castling; with ukulele
arr. Alvin D. Keech. © Apr. 12,
1933; E for. 29652; B. Feldman &
co. 113438
Three in a love nest; waltz, arr.
Charles J. Levy; pf. ©1c¢. May 22,
1933; E unp. 71769; Huey C. Long.
11344
Three little girls; w and melody. ©
1c May 15, 1933; EH unp. 71490;
Agnes Chopp. 11345
Thy shimmering waters; w Kathleen
Doyle Halligan, m Wilbur Cheno-
weth; high, in D. © Mar. 7, 1933;
E pub. 36473; Boston music ¢€o.
11346
Tijuca; par Darius Milhaud, transcrip-
tion Maurice Maréchal: violoncelle
et pf. © Mar. 15, 19333) Efor.
29526; Editions Max Eschig.
11347
Till I get you off of my mind; song.
© 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp. 71648;
Donald M. Rae. 11348
Till you come back to me; song. ©
1 @e. May ‘8, 1933; EH-unp. Tis36;
Russell Bennett Wallace. 11349
Time and again; w and melody. ©
1 @ May 10, 19383; HE unp: 7izi8:
Fred Woodaman. 11350
Tinche... in campagna; one step, Ugo
Solazzi; piccola orch. parti. © Apr.
18, 1933; E for. 29612; G. Ricordi &
co. 11351
Tiny toys; w and m Ed. McConnell;
with ukulele arr. © 1 e. May 24,
1933; E unp. 71860; Forster music
publisher, ine. 11352
‘Tis dawn; salutation to the new day,
w and m James McGregor Beatty,
arr. Homer Tourjée; mixed vyoices.
© Apr. 5, 1933; E pub. 36085; Rich-
ard Drake Saunders. | 11353
To be or not to be; w and melody.
©1c¢. Apr. 26,,1933; Emp, gan
Harry Bennett. 11354
To be with you; song, arr. Bob Taylor.
© 1c. May 11, 1933; E unp. 71264;
Carlton Bryan Bourne. 11355
To fall in love with danger, is to fall
in love with you; w and melody. ©
1 ¢e. May 4, 1933; E unp. 70974;
Bennett H. Crouse. 11356
470
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 5, 1933
To mission San Francisco; by Lily
Strickland, transeribed Edward
Shippen Barnes; organ. © Apr. 24,
1933; E pub. 36245; G. Schirmer,
ine. 11357
Toast (A) to love; song, w Beatrice
L. Lowndes, m arr. E. G. Eberhard ;
orch. pts. © May 3, 1933; E pub.
36154; Gumaer Berg. 11358
“Toby ; melody Buster Moten and Eddie
Barefield. © 1 ¢c. May 26, 1933;
E unp. 72061; Southern music pub.
COU«,ine. 11359
‘Today’s processional; song, w anon.
© 1c. May 26, 19383; E unp. 71975;
Paulo M. Gruppe. 11360
‘Toiling (The) Amazons; by L. HE. De-
Francesco, arr. Peter Brunelli; pf.-
conductor. © 1 ¢. May 22, 1933;
E unp. 71931; Movietone music corp.
11361
“Toledo Blade; march, Edwin Franko
Goldman; full band pts. © May 4,
19383; E pub. 36151; ‘Theodore
Presser co. 11362
‘Toledo Blade march; by Edwin
Franko Goldman; pf. solo, with
song. © May 24, 1933; E pub.
36464; Theodore Presser co. 11363
‘Ton baiser; poésie Maurice Boukay,
m Charles Levadé. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29712 ; Heugel. 11364
‘Tonight and forever; w and melody.
© 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp. 70972;
Joseph Tully. 11365
‘Top o the world; song, m Walter
Stone. © 1c. May 8, 1933; E unp.
71141; Mabel F. Davis. 11366
chanson hispano-italienne,
m Francis
‘Toréador ;
paroles Jean Cocteau,
Poulenc; © Mar. 1, 1933;°E for.
29690; R. Deiss. 11367
‘Touchons du_ bois; one-step, dans
Clochard, paroles R. Peguy, m A.
Chantrier; avec accord de Vukulele.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29829; Edi-
tions Salabert. 11368
‘Tower (The) march; by John D. Bal-
lard, arr. Frank A. Panella; full
orch. pts. © May 5, 1933; E pub.
36130; Volkwein bros., inc. 11369
band pts. © May 10, 1933;
E pub. 36187; Volkwein bros., ine.
11370
“Train (The) is now in town; w and
melody. © 1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
71014; Frank Luther. psa
11387
Trinklied ; aus dem zyklus Gesiinge des
spiten jahres, op. 71, w u. m Ernst
Krének. © Mar. 22, 1933; E for.
30050; Universal edition, a.g.
T1372
Trio; in C-dur, v. Casimir von Pasz-
thory; klavier, violine wu. violon-
cello. Partitur u. stimmen. © Dec.
2, 19382; ED for. 29571; Henry Li-
tolffs verlag. 11373
Trixie from Dixie; w and melody. ©
1 e@. May 26, 19338; E unp. 71949;
Dura Temple Provine. 11374
Trois (Les) bourguignons; paroles et
m E. de Maxange. © Mar. 1, 1933;
H for. 29750; Editions Salabert.
11375
True as honey; fox trot song. © 1c.
May 10, 1933; E unp. 71890; Paul
V. Hisengrein. 11376
True to you; song. © 1c. May 2,
1938; E unp. 70897; Phyllis Law-
rence. PISCE
Truly diffrent; fox trot song. ©1e.
Apr. 26, 1933; E unp. 70850; Clar-
ence H. Krueger. 11378
Tulip waltz; w Effie M. Watt; pf. ©
1 ec. May 8, 1933; EH unp. 67173; Ma-
tilda H. Hidt. 11379
Tumble in a rumble seat; w Charles
Newman, m J. Fred Coots; with
ukulele arr. © May 6, 1933; HE
__ pub, 36179; Miller music, ine. 11380
Tune (A) a day; first book for violin
instruction, C. Paul Herfurth. bk. 1.
© Apr. 28, 1933; E pub. 36417; Bos-
ton music Co. 11381
Turn on the moon; song. © 1 c. May
5, 1988; E unp. 71079; Paul Fruech-
tenicht. 11382
Turnin’ the corner; song. © 1c. May
10, 19838; E unp. 71557; Jerome M.
and Willi H. Tagress. 11383
Turning my back on the moon; w Hda-
ward Heyman, melody Muriel Pol-
lock. © 1c. May 20, 1933; E unp.
71840; Famous music corp. 11384
"Twas a dear little song; w Mabel
Constanduros, m Stanford Robin-
son. © May 2, 1933; E for. 29896;
Boosey & co., ltd. 11385
"Twas nothing but a dream; w and
melody. ©41c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
70995; Walter KE. Weihe. 11386
Twilight fancies; 5 musical stories,
Winifred H. M. Evans; pf. © Jan.
26, 1933; EH for. 29873; Hdwin Ash-
down, ltd. 11387
471
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11388
Trilight memories; song. © 1 «
Mayiii2; 1933: .<H) unp) 71297; -B.
Bernard Turnquist. 11388
Twilight, moonlight and you; w and
m Earl Teran. © Apr. 28, 1933; E
pub. 36119; Monarch music co.
11389
Twin City post.<no. 266; . selection ;
percussion band. Sc. © 1c. May
19, 1933; E unp. 71637; Orville Paul
Manker. 11390
Two; w and melody. © 1c. May 24,
1933-8 4H) Uunp. “soe: Shaye. barry
Butrick. 11391
Two big blue eyes; fox trot song. ©
1 e¢e. May 10, 1983; E unp. 71385; L.
Viola Asche. 11392)
w and m Mike Benton; with uku-
lele arr. ©1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
71019; Mitchell McIver Benton.
11393
Two (The) Dons; xylophone duet,
Kenneth J. Alford; military band
pts. © May 5, 1933; E for. 29898;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd.
11394
Two little windows and one little
door; w Sam M. Lewis, melody Billy
Hil. © 1c. May 20, 1933; HE unp.
71847; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.
11395
Two love songs are we together; w and
m Herve Ranney. © 1 ec. May 18,
1933; E unp. 71611; James Hervey
Ranney, jr. 11396
Tzion tamati; Hebrew folksong, arr.;
mixed voices, unace. © 1c. May 31,
19383; E unp. 72072; S. Braslavsky.
11397
Ultimo (L’) bacio sotto la pioggia;
slow-fox, letra E. M. Chiappo, m
Greppi; orch. pti. © Dec. 1, 1932;
EK for. 29598; Chiappo. 11398
Under a blanket of blue; w Marty
Symes and Al. J. Neiburg, m Jerry
Levinson; with ukulele arr. © May
25, 1933; E pub. 36485; Santly bros.,
ine. 11399
Under the linden trees; English,
Charles O’Flynn, German, Willy
Schiesser, m Lee David, arr. J.
Rosamond Johnson. © May 17,
1933; E pub. 36311; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 11400
Under the silvery moon; w Lester
Elden Nelson, with melody. © 1.
May 19, 1983; E unp. 71662; Carl
Anton Nelson. 11401
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
Under the weeping willow; w anon.,
rey. F. Luther, with melody. ©
1 c@ May 4; 1933; “Ha tanp.s 1085;
Frank Luther. 11402
Underneath a redwood tree; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. May..24, 1933; EH
unp. 71907; Marvin R. J. Spear-
stone. 11403
Underneath Hawaiian skies; w Jack
Joyce, melody Jack Joyce and
Charles Seddon. © 1 ¢ May 10,
1933; E unp. 71250; John EH. Joyce,
qe. 11404
United we stand; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
May .22, 1933 3°” unp: -i2s eee
van Der Woude. 11405
Uno due tre; _ fox-trot, Giovanni
D’Anzi, arr. I. Culotta; orch. parti.
© Mar. 27, 1933; Hawfor = s0019-
Societa anonima Suvini-Zerboni.
11406
Unsers herzens freude hat ein ende;
motette, aus den klageliedern Jere-
miae, v. Melchior Franck, einge-
richtet Erhard Mauersberger; alt,
2 ten. u. bass. © Feb. 24, 1933; E
for. 29623; Breitkopf & Hartel.
11407
Until the dawn; w and melody. ©
1c. May 27, 1933; E unp. 71986;
Benjamin Millman. 11408
Upward bound; song, melody Robert
Van Sickle. © 1 ¢. May 5, 1983;
E unp. 71073; Wilhelmina A. Lim-
bert. 11409
Var (Det) blott en solskensstrimma ;
WwW anon.; mixed voices. © Mar. 27,
1933; E pub. 36393; J. A. Hultman.
11410
Variationen und fuge; tiber ein
deutsches volkslied Morgenrot, mor-
genrot, v. Gottfried Muller, op. 2;
grosses orch. Partitur. © Apr. 5,
19838; E for. 29624; Breitkopf &
Hartel. 11411
Variationen und suite; v. Ernst Pep-
ping; 2 violinen. © Apr. 8, 1933;
E for. 29635; B. Schott’s sohne.
11412
Variations libres et finale; de Gabriel
Pierné, op. 51; fifite, violon, alto,
violoncelle et harpe. Ptes. © Mar.
1, 19838; E for. 29798; Editions
Salabert. 11413
Vellones (Pierre) Chanson; op. 36,
no. 2, poésie Louis de la Salle. ©
Mar. 1, 1983; E for. 29734; Durand
& cie. 11414
472
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
Ven der shabess kimt; w Morris Rund,
with melody. © 1c. May 15, 1933.
E unp. 71445; Julius Jaffe. 11415
Veniendo pan; sOn panamenho. © 1c.
May «2, 1933; BH unp. ~70854;
Ricardo Fabrega. 11416
Verlobung im traum; oper, nach
Dostojewsky, v. Rudolf Fuchs u.
Rudolf Thomas, m Hans Krasa,
klavierauszug mit text Erwin Stein.
© Jan. 27, 1983; D 28451; Universal
edition, a.g. 11416*
Verzeihen sie mein friulein wenn ich
frage; tango, w Ropetz, m Hans
Bund, spez.-arr. H. M. Kirchsiein ;
salon-orch. stimmen. © May 11,
19383; E for. 29962; Universum
verlags a.g. 11417
Vesuvio; gran marcia sinfonica, mel-
ody. ©1c. May 27, 1933; E unp.
71991; Nicholas Giuliano. 11418
Victim (A) of love; w and m Grace
Hamilton, Jack Mooney and Jack
Stern; with ukulele arr. Doc Morris.
(© May 2, 1933; E pub. 36116; Stern-
ham productions. 11419
Vienna life; by William Axt, arr. Paul
Marquardt; pf. ©1c. May 38, 1933;
EH unp. 70932; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 11420
Vienna, my dear; song. © 1c. May
22, 1933; E unp. 71803; Joseph
Fuchs and Paula Fuchs. 11421
Vignettes; w HE. Loftus, m C. J. An-
tonellis. © May 15, 1983; E pub.
36286 ; Elizabeth Loftus and Carl J.
Antonellis. 11422
Village (The) band; English, Percy
Edgar, m Mart Fryberg. © Mar. 15,
1933; E for. 30025; United music
publishers, ltd. 11423
Vineyard (A) my dear Master hath;
anthem, w Robert Norwood, m Por-
tia Sarvis; mixed voices; organ acc.
© May 9, 1933; E pub. 36195; H. W.
Gray Co. 11424
Vinland; Norwegian and English text
and m Hallvard Askeland, arr. for
male voices, unacc. © Apr. 15,
1933 ; E pub. 36364; Frederick Wick.
11425
Violinkonzert no. 2; A moll; klavier-
auszug mit solo-stimme. © Mar.
25, 1933; E for. 29945; Georg
Gohler. 11426
Virginia; song, melody James J.
Vaughan. © 1c. May 5, 1933; E
unp. 71025; Stuart Sheldon. 11427
11440
Visions of you; w and melody. ©1e.
May 5, 1933; E unp. 71072; Alfred O.
Jeffries. 11428
Vita (La), che tram; one-step, Paul
Abel; orch. pti. © Mar. 27, 1933;
EK for. 380005; SocietA anonima
Suvini-Zerboni. 11429
Vive Paris; 6/8 one-step, paroles Ch.
L. Pothier et Géo Koger, m Léon
Raiter; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Mar. 1, 1983; E for. 29785; Editions
Salabert. 11430
Vocalise de Madame Carette; de
Bariole, m Jane Bos; pf., vocalise.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29832; Kdi-
tions Salabert. 11431
Voitures (Les); paroles Géo Koger,
m Vincent Scotto; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
29779 ; Editions Salabert. 11432
Volksfest (Das); German medley
waltz, arr. for pf. accordion.
May 15, 1933; E pub. 36388 ; Edward
J. Thurow. 11433
Volupté; paroles Pierre Margaritis, m
Georges Htie. © Mar. 1, 1933; E
for. 29707; Heugel. 11434
Vorrei; slow-fox, letra EH. M. Chiappo,
m Testa, arr. G. Filippini; orch. pti.
iC Dec ay 1932. He tora a2 voi.
Chiappo. 11435
Vorstadtler (Die); introduction and
waltz-suite, Joseph Lanner, 195.
werk, re-arr. and modernized EKd-
mund Tiersch ; pf. direction. ©1c.
Nove: 19% 19823) sump? FiS26s) eee
Tiersch. 11486
Vous aurez toujours vingt ans; fox-
slow, paroles Pierre Bayle, m J.
Jekyll et Jacque-Simonot; avec ac-
cord de Vukulele. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29818; Editions Salabert.
11437
Wagner (Richard) Awake, for soon
will dawn the day; chorale from Die
meistersinger, English, C. F. M., m
arr. Charles F. Manney; 3-pt. wom-
en’s cho. © May 13, 1933; E pub.
36306; B. F. Wood music co.
11438
Waiters on parade; w Robert Har-
greaves, Stanley J. Damerell and
Harry Tilsley, m Montague Ewing.
© Apr. 7, 1933; E for. 29522; Cecil
Lennox, Itd. 11439
Waiting dear for you; song. ©1e.
May 10, 1933; E unp. 71187; Caro-
line Emma Thiel. 11440
182870—33—6 473
ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11441
Waiting my time with you; w and m
Billie Bodkin. © 1 ¢. May 26,
1933; E unp. 71964; William Henry
Bodkin. 11441
Wake, awake; w and tune Philip
Nicolai, arr. Matthew Nathaniel
Lundquist; 3-pt. female cho. ©
Apr. 11, 1933; E pub. 86350; Con-
cordia pub. house. 11442
Walking home alone; w J. Lighthill,
m J. Barnes; with ukulele arr.
Feb. 27, 1983; E for. 29863; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd. 11443
Walking home to Chelsea; w George
Ellis, m George Barker. © May 2,
1933; E for. 29897; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 11444
Walking in the moonlight with you; w
and melody. © 1c. May 15, 1933;
E unp. 71468; Leato Muriel Moory.
11445
Waltz amaranth; op. 3, no. 1; pf. ©
1c May 9. 1933 One lt ole
Frederick William Shea. 11446
Waltz through life with me; w and m
Gerard ‘Recke: © 1 c.-May 15,
1933 7-H -unp.”, 1464; G. “Gerard
Recke. 11447
Waltz with me; song. © 1c. May 5,
1933; E unp. 71544; Mary Austin.
11448
Waltzing; valse song. © 1c. May 2,
1935". to Wnp. (isses-” Andrew
Grainer. 11449
Waltzing to heaven with you; w
Ralph Holmes, with melody. ©1c.
May 20, 1933; E unp. 71705; Robert
B. Holmes. 11450
Waltzing with Elenor; w and melody.
© 1c. May 10, 1933; E unp. 71254;
Marie T. Laing. 11451
Waltzing with you; w and melody. ©
1c. May 3, 1983; E unp. 70904; Ida
Shurman. 11452
w Marion Wheeler, m John Wie-
gand. ©1c. May 11, 1933; E unp.
71286; Albert J. Wiegand. 11453
Wanderer’s (The) return; song, m
A. EH. McMullen. © 1c May 4,
1933; E unp. 71024; W. T. Kimberl.
11454
Wanderlied; altes ged., dichter un-
bekannt, m Heinrich Kaspar
Schmid; vierstimmigen minnerchor,
a capella. © Apr. 3, 1933; E for.
29975; P. J. Tonger. 11455
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
Wanderlied (Das) der jugend; text
Kurt Arnold Findeisen, m J. Gat-
ter, op. 69, no. 1; vierstimmigen
minnerchor. © Mar. 25, 1933; E
for 29973): Png. 1 Loner 11456
Wanted: a secretary; song. ©1..
May 15, 1933; E unp. 714338; Albert
Hay Malotte. 11457
Wardner; hymn tune, w John Eller-
ton. “© 1c. May 13, 1933 Bi aap
71418; Douglas Fletcher. 11458
Warriors (The) ; march, Louis E. De-
Francesco; pf.-conductor. © 1 «e.
May 22, 1933; E unp. 71932; Movie-
tone music corp. 11459
Was die Donau erzihlt; Wiener wal-
zer-potpourri, C. Morena, op. 181;
orch. stimnmen. © May 14, 1932; E
for. 29969; Wilhelm Gebauer.
11460
Was frauen traumen; schlager aus
dem film, w Robert Gilbert, m Rob-
ert Stolz, op. 603, 604. © Mar. 30,
1933; E for. 29556; Alrobi musik-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 11461
Way to prosperity; song. ©1c. May
2, 1933; E unp. 70860; Stephen
Byko. 11462
We began to say goodnight in the
moonlight; song, m Stan Tucker.
© 1c. May 15, 1933; E unp. 71459;
Hilda Craig. 11463
We begin to be so happy again; w and
melody. © 1c. May 10, 1933; E
unp. 71210; Walter Travers. 11464
We once were sweethearts; w and
melody. ©1c. May 4, 1933; E ump.
70983 ; Vietor Maybray. 11465
We're in prosperity now; w and mel-
ody Ted Morgan. © 1c. May 22,
1933; E unp. 71768; Tom Perry.
11466
We're in the money; from Gold Dig-
gers of 1933, w Al. Dubin, m Harry
Warren; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
24, 1933; E pub. 36157; M. Witmark
& sons. 11467
We're living on the county now; Ww
and m Fred Rose and Rex Maupin;
with ukulele arr. © May 15, 1933;
E pub. 36484; Forster music pub-
lisher, inc. 11468
We sang Sweet Adeline; w Jack Lyon,
m H. Lyon and Warren Chiles. ©
1 @ May 18, 1933; E unp. 71612;
Harold Lyon. 11469
474
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
Wear a smile and sing a song; song.
©1c. May 23, 1933; E unp. 71799;
Charlotte Wilma Rehder. 11470
Weary; m Virginia Clare Sickler; pf.
with w. © 1c. May 27, 1938; H
unp. 71995; Van Dee Sickler. 11471
Wedding music; aus der oper Romeo
und Julia auf dem dorfe, w nach
Gottfried Keller v. F. Delius, m
Frederick Delius, arr. Eric Fenby;
fiinfstimmiger gem. chor. © Feb.
3, 1933; E for. 30081; Universal edi-
tion, a. g. 11472
Wedding of the moon; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©l1e.
May 29, 19838; E unp. 72024; Hliza-
beth Ryan. 11473.
Wee little house; song, m Walter
Stone. ©1c. May 8, 1933; E unp.
71142; Mabel F. Davis. 11474
Weep not for the dead; w and m Ada
Weigel Powers. © May 5, 1933; E
pub. 36293; Edward Schuberth &
€0., inc. 11475
Weihnachten; hft. 2 von Die sing-
lade, sammlung von gesingen ftir die
schule, hrsg. Markus Koch u. Hans
Lang. © Nov. 15, 1932; E for.
2091S; Pe. J. Longer. 11476
Weisst du was, lieber Franz; fox-
trot, text Beda, m Charles Loubé;
with ukulele arr. © Jan. 3, 1933;
E for. 30027; Wiener operettenver-
lag, G. m. b. H., Dacapo verlag.
11477
m wu. arr. Charles
Loubé; salonorch. u. jazz stimmen.
© Jan. 3, 1933 ; E for. 30028 ; Wiener
operettenverlag, G. m. b. H., Dacapo
verlag. 11478
What a lucky night; waltz, from Bring
back my gal, w and melody. ©1e.
May 9, 1933; E unp. 71161; Edward
James Carifo. 11479
What’a night, what’a night this is
gonna be; song. © 1c. May 6,
1983; E unp. 71094; Bert Pum-
phrey. 11480
What a smile on America now; song.
© 1c. May 29, 1933; E unp. 72051;
Arthur Joseph Forcier. 11481
What am I to do; song. ©1c¢. May
6, 1983; E unp. 71364; Alice Shan-
non. 11482
What does it mean without you; w
Nelson Shawn and Charles Gil-
chrest, m Frank Magine; with uku-
11496
lele arr. © Jan. 14, 19383; E pub.
36382; Forster music publisher, ine.
11483
What ho; song. © 1c. May 2, 1933;
EH unp. 70861; Jack Maclennan.
11484
What’s a fellow gonna do; fox-trot,
w George Whiting, m Billy Baskette
and Irving Bibo, pf. sc. Merle T.
Kendrick; with ukulele arr. ©
May 12, 1933; E pub. 36264; Bibo-
Lang, ine. 11485
What’s sweeter than you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1 ce. May 22, 1983; E unp. 71736;
D. P. Cera. 11486
What would Poppa Knickerbocker
say; fox-trot, w and melody. © 1
e. May 2, 1933; E unp. 70872; Paul
Madison Kniskern. 11487
Whatever it is, ’m against it; w
Bert Kalmar, melody Harry Ruby.
© 1c. May 20, 1933; E unp. 71842;
Famous musi¢ corp. 11488
When all is done; song, w Paul Law-
rence Dunbar. © 1c. May 5, 1933;
E unp. 71032; Lillian Stemple
Meyer. 11489
When all the world forsakes you, send
for me; valse song. © 1c. May 10,
1933; E unp. 71386; Bernard J.
Venton. 11490
When are you comin’ to see me; Ww
Anna and Judy Canova, with mel-
ody. © 1c. May 18, 1933; E unp.
71594; Anna Canova. 11491
When daddy sings; w and m Mannie
Layman. © 1c. May 6, 1933; E
unp. 71349; Manford H. Layman.
11492
When daisies pied; song, w Shakeg-
peare. © Jan, 26, 193833, H for:
29872; Leonard Pascoe-Williams.
11493
When dreams come true; w and mel-
ody Jay Kaye. ©1c. May 10, 1933;
EH unp. 71249; Joseph Knudsen.
11494
When grandfather’s clock strikes
seven; fox trot song. © 1c. Apr.
26, 1933; E unp. 70851; James A.
Schipper. 11495
When I come to the end of the road;
song. © 1c May 12, 1933; E unp.
71326; Edmund Francis LaVoie.
11496
4795
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11497
When I dance with you; w Chas.
Tobias and Sidney Clare, melody
Jimmy Monaco. © 1 ¢c. May 19,
1933; E unp. 71631; Irving Berlin,
ine. 11497
When I dream of you; w and melody.
© 1c May 4, 1933; E unp. 70987;
Gertrude Bridges. 11498
When I get a break: w and melody.
© 1c. May 17, 1933; E unp. 71580;
Henry J. Spina. 11499
When I hear Thy call: w Thekla Hol-
lingsworth, m Jessie Mae Jewitt;
with violin obbl. © Apr. 24, 1933;
E pub. 36159; M. Witmark & sons.
11500:
When I join the Easter parade; pif.
With we ©). 17°C May’ 13, 19352 0
unp. 71405; Kennedye Nelson. 11501
When I’m alone I’m lonesome; w
Berenice J. Fleischmann, m B. J.
Fieischmann and B. H. Swain. ©
1 e. May 25, 1933; E unp. 71918;
Belle H. Swain. 11502
When I’m dancing with you; song.
© 1 ¢ May 8, 1933; E unp. 71122;
Morris Reden. 11503
When I’m gone will you forget; w and
melody. ©1c. May 8, 1933; E unp.
71151; Marjory Nicholson, Bert
Douglas and J. P. DeLaney. 11504
When I pin roses: song. © 1c. May
24, 1933; E unp. 71875; Bayard
Mosby. 11505
When I remember; reverie, song. ©
Dec. 10, 1932; E pub. 36370; Tina
B. Cornice. 11506
When it’s cotton time in Georgia; Ww
W. Skelton, melody E. J. Moore.
1c. Nov. 28,.1982;..E unp.. 71652 ;
William Skelton and Edward Joseph
Moore. 11507
When it’s floodtime on the Ohio Ill
be coming back to you; song, m Chas.
W. Storm; with ukulele arr. Jean
Walz. © Apr. 24, 1933; E pub.
36361; John Storm. 11508
When it’s love time in the spring; m
Sylvester Long Cross: pf. with w.
© 1c. May 5, 1938; E unp. 71047;
Jay Buchanan Williams. 11509
When it’s springtime; waltz, w Clara
Critchett, melody Starret system
club. © 1c. May 8, 1933; E unp.
71148; Clara A. Critchett. 11510
When love is near; fox trot song. ©
1 @iyApr 26; 4933); aap. £062:
Charles A. Bowen. 11511
pt. 1, 0. S., v.28
When mother sang; song, m Harvey
Davis. © 1 ¢. May 4, 1933; ©) ump.
71010; Edith Dean Tallman. 11512
When my fancy’s running high; w
George Gibson Davis, m George P.
Hulten, arr. G. Ackley Brower; male
voices. © Apr. 11, 1933; E pub.
36330; Carl Fischer, ine. 11513
When spring comes in Virginia; song.
© 1c. May 16, 1933; E unp. 71539;
Geo. H. Esenhuth, jr. 11514
When the band begins to play; w and
m Hugh Williams; with ukulele arr.
© Feb. 28, 1933; E for. 29864; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd. 11515
When the day bids the sunshine good
morning; w and melody. © 1 e.
May 17, 1983; E ump. 71574; A. T.
Pyne, jr. 11516
When the daylight fades into the
night; w K. EH. Schmidt, melody
D. K. Pope. © 1 ¢. May 9, 1933;
E unp. 71175; David Kenneth Pope
and Karl Edward Schmidt. 11517
When the golden rods are waving in
the valley; w Bob Miller, m Harry
von Tilzer; with ukulele arr. ©
May 12, 1933; E pub. 36251; Broad-
way music corp. 11518
When the king goes by; w and m
Ralph Butler and Reg Connelly ;
with ukulele arr. © May 19, 1933;
E for. 29867; Campbell, Connelly &
co., Itd. 11519
When the moon says good-night; w
Rudy Sullivan Beckier, with melody.
© 1c May 6, 1933; E. unp. Tis:
Jack Hans Adams. 11520
When the moon says it’s time for love;
song. © 1c. May 16, 1933; E unp.
71529; E. Barnes Hopkins. 11521
When the moon shines over the river;
valse song. © 1 c. May 2, 1933; E
unp. 71337; Chester L. Dittmeyer.
11522
When the nightingale sings its love
song: w and melody. © 1c. May 4,
1933; E unp. 70977; Arthur E. Ditch.
11523
When the sun goes down behind the
hill, and the moon begins to rise; Ww
D. Sanford, with meiecdy. © 1 ¢.
May 11, 1933; E unp. 71258; Dick
Sanford and Anna Canova. 11524
When the sunset turns red; song, mel-
ody Jack Mahoney. © 1 ¢. Apr.
28, 1933; E unp. 71548; Frances
Mitchell. 11525.
476
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
When the sweet magnolias bloom
again; w Joe Young, melody Dave
Dreyer. © 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp.
71632; Irving Berlin, inc. 11526
When the twilight shadows fall in old
Wyoming; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. May 1,
1983; E unp. 70813; Floyd Keffer.
11527
When the wild, wild roses bloom; w
and m Mary Hale Woolsey, Milt
Taggart and Jack Glenn Brown;
with guit. diagrams and male quar-
tette arr. © Apr. 10, 1933; E pub.
36318; Southern music pub. co., ine.
11528
When things go wrong just try singing
a song; fox-trot song. ©1c. May 3,
1933 ; E unp. 70876; Paul Buechse.
11529
When twilight gleams; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 «.
May 5, 1933; E unp. 71052; Dorothea
Otto. 11530
When twilight shadows fall; w and
m Richard Griffin and Pete Macias.
© Apr. 25, 1933; E pub. 36164; M.
Witmark & sons. 11531
When we knew our dese, dose and
dems; w and melody. © 1c. May
23, 1983; E unp. 71822; John Duhig.
11532
When will you make up your mind;
song. © 1c. May 31, 1933; E unp.
72066; William Robert Keye. 115383
When you hear those bluebirds call to
you; pf. ‘with w.’’© 1 ‘c.:May 15,
1933; E unp. 71897; Roy W. Swan-
son. 11534
When you’re lonely on life’s avenue;
song, melody Manuscript league. ©
1c. May 31, 1988; EH unp. 72080;
Edward Ryan. ; 11535
Where the cotton meets the corn;
negro spiritual, w and melody. ©
1 @e May 3, 1933; E unp. 70906;
Jessie Davis Uhlik. 11536
Where the Deerfield river flows; pf.
with w. ©1c. May 1, 1933; E unp.
70828 ; James O’Brien. 115387
Where the lighthouse shines across
the bay; from No reply from F. P. 1,
w Donovan Parsons, original Ger-
man Walter Reisch, m Allan Gray;
with ukulele arr. [Hnglish text
only] © Apr. 28, 1933; E for. 29676 ;
Ufaton verlags, G. m. b. H. 115388
11553
Where the oriental breezes blow; w
and m Clara G. Wood; with ukulele
arr. © Apr. 24, 1933; E pub. 36086;
Richard Drake Saunders. 11539
Where to, brother; w and melody Lee
Field. © 1. May 5, 1933; E unp.
71033; Leland E. Field. 11540
While I watch the setting sun; w
Connie Schultz, with melody. ©
Tie Maya 4, 933° EH unp,, T0985
Harry Schultz. 11541
Whip-poor-will [and] Fishin’; w Hale
C. Cole, m Geoffrey O’Hara. 1. 3-pt.
male cho.—2. Male cho., or quartet.
© May 2, 1933; E pub. 36176, 36177;
Harms, inc. 11542, 11543
Whiskers an’ all; w R. P. Weston and
Bert Lee, m Harris Weston; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 28, 1933; E for.
29673; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.
11544
Whisper in my ear, darling I’m in love
with you; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
May 15, 19383; E unp. 71498; Lee C.
Lanova. 11545
Whispering love; song; with ukulele
arr. © 1.¢. May 19, 1933; E unp.
71834; Max L. Raney. 11546
White (The) House waltz; pf. ©1«.
May 9, 1933; E unp. 71159; Blanche
Waldo Dewey. 11547
Whitehead (Alfred) Highteen faux-
bourdons and descants; for well-
known hymn tunes; 4-pt. harmoniza-
tiom. «©, Marr: 2145 1933ee.Heeoubs
36331; Carl Fischer, inc. 11548
Who cares about tomorrow, just as
long as I have you; w Joe Morrison,
with melody. © 1c. May 27, 1933;
EH unp. 71981; Joe Gaston. 11549
Who do you think you are; w Edward
Heyman, melody John W. Green.
© 1c. May 20, 1933; E unp. 71841;
Famous music corp. 11550
Who is this man of sorrow; w and m
Mrs. Frank Klawiter, arr. Theodore
Hetze; male quartet. © 1 ec. Apr.
29, 19838; E unp. 71292; Violet Kla-
witer. 11551
Who’s that pretty baby; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 15, 1933; BE unp.
71431; Deloros Marie Warner.
11552
Who shall ascend; short anthem with
bass solo, m R. Wassell; organ ace.
© Apr. 28, 1983; E for. 29647 ; Rich-
ard Wassell. 11553
477
—
-
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11554
Whose baby are you tonight; pf. with
w. © 1c. May 25, 1933; E unp.
71912; Alfred Hugo Neuberger.
11554
Whose neighboring note are you ; song,
w Edith Otis. © 1c. May 15,-1933;
E unp. 71467; Catherine McLaugh-
lin. 14555
Why am I; w and melody. ©1ce. May
26, 1933; E unp. 71967; David Gor-
don Spikes. 11556
Why are you crying; w and melody.
© 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp. 71670;
John Bernard Sontag. 11557
Why can’t you love me as you used
to ido}? “fox tret,. Ay sand’ m™~ Meta
Xavier. © 1c. Apr. 26, 1933; E
unp. 708538; Leta Ranchea. 11558
Why care; w and melody. ©1c. May
20, 1933; E unp. 71702; Walter
Smith. 11559
Why did I; w D. Lagerstrom, melody
Jack Mahoney. © 1 ec. May 12,
1933 ; E unp. 71685; Dorotha Revelle.
11560
Why did you leave me; w and melody.
© 1 ce. May 12, 19383; E unp. 71299;
Bernard Gansberg, Bert Douglas
and J. P. DeLaney. 11561
Why do I bring this bouquet: w and
melody. © 1 ¢c. May 17, 1933; E
unp. 71575; Irving A. Beirach.
11562
Why don’t you fulfill my dreams; w
and melody Tony Tomaseili. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 20, 1983: E unp. 65386; An-
thony Tomaselli. 11563
Why have you stolen my delight; w
Francis Brett Young, m Michael
Head; low key. © May 23, 1933;
E for. 30068; Boosey & ¢co., ltd.
11564
Why is it so; w and m Reg Connelly
and Frederick Hope; with ukulele
arr. © May 19, 1933; E for. 29866;
Campbell, Connelly & co., 1td.
11565
Why not say yes to me; valse, w and
m L. K. Hardy and K. C. Rothwell.
© 1c. May 10, 1933; E unp. 71898;
L. Kenneth Hardy. 11566
Why should it be; w and m Ginny
Salsbury; pf. © 1c. May 5, 1983;
E unp. 71065; Virginia May Sals-
bury. 11567
W. H. Reed;
pf.-conductor and percussion
Widdecombe fair; by
strings,
478
pt. 1, n.s., v. 28
ad lib., pts. © Apr. 25, 1933; E for.
29663; Joseph Williams, ltd.
11568
Wiegenlied in der Weihnacht; lied,
~«-w Heinrich Laufenberg; mit orgel,
klavier o. streichquartett in F dur
begl. © Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 29936;
Georg Gohler. 11569
Wiener (Hine) singmesse; fiir einstim-
migen chor u. orgel, text Rudolf
Henz, m Josef Lechthaler, op. 33.
Klavierauszug, zugleich orgelstimme.
© Mar. 8, 1933; E for. 30045; Uni-
versal edition, a.g. 11570
Wiggle tale; pf. ©1c. May 1, 1933;
E unp. 70805; Collins B. Needham.
11
Wild dreams; song. © 1 ¢. May 22,
1933; E unp. 71771; Georgia Fer-
guson. 11572
Will you remember to forget; w and
melody. © 1c. May 29, 1933; EB
unp. 72045; Frank I. Schultzberg.
11573
Will you sometime remember me;
song. © 1c. May 6, 1933; E unp.
71358 ; Lydia Taylor Mills. 11574
Wind (The) ; march, melody. © 1 e.
Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 70834; John E.
Albright. 11575
Wind (The) from the glens of Antrim,
is calling me home to you; sung.
1c. May 2, 19838; E wp. 71616;
Anna Meakin. 11576
Winter lullaby; song, w Zelda Yolande
Roth. ©1e. May 11, 1933; E unp.
71280; William Doerfel. 11577
Wir marschieren; grosses marsch-
potpourri, CC. Woitschach; orch.
stimmen. © Apr. 8, 1933; E for.
29861; Bosworth & Go. 11578
Wir sind alle lustig kariert: schot-
tischer marsch, aus Die tochter des
regiments, w Hans Hannes, m Kurt
Lewinnek. © Mar. 11, 1933; E for.
29645; Beboton-verlag, G. m. b. H.
11579
Wisconsin; w and melody; in G. ©
1c. May 25, 19383; _E .unp. 71926;
Gertrude Huberta Lusk. 11580
Wish my troubles on the sky; w Don-
ovan Parsons, m Pat Thayer. ©
May 12, 1933; E for. 29868; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 11581
With all my love to you; fox-trot bal
lad, w Al. Piantadosi, m Jack
Adrian; with ukulele arr. © May
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
8, 1983; E pub. 36144; Royal music
co. 11582
With nothing but a broken heart;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. May 10, 1983 ;"E
unp. 71235; John Kenney. 11583
Without you; song, m James UL.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
May 22, 1933; E unp. 71732; Norman
W. Dalton. 11584
——w and melody. © 1c. May 4,
1983; E unp. 70989; Harry Maraldo.
11585
Without your love; slow fox-trot
song, m William Bigler Provost. ©
curva is. 1983: EH unp. T1411;
Edwin Reed Crick, jr. 11586
Woman’s (A) heart; song, w Antoi-
nette de Bunnelle Steiger. © 1 «¢.
May 16, 19383; E unp. 71534; Augus-
tus Henry Cokayne. 11587
Wonderful pal; waltz song; with uku-
lele arr. © May 38, 1933; E pub.
36425; Percy H. Peck. 11588
Won’drous eyes; song, w Carolie Mc-
Elroy. ©1c. May 18, 1933; E unp.
71598; Michel Sciapiro. 11589
Won't you have a little something
with me; song, w Marguerite Sears.
© 1c. May 3, 1933; E unp. 70916;
Robert Sears. 11590
Won’t you love me, please, again; w
Elinore Lee White; pf. © 1 «
May 29, 1983; E unp. 72011; Robert
W. Baird. 1591
World (The) congress of 1938; by
William Kernell, orch. Hugo Fried-
hofer. A. Pf.-conductor. — B and C.
Pf.-vocal-conductor. © 1 ec. May 4,
1933; E unp. 70958; Movietone
music corp. 11592
-World (The) fair’s got me booked to
bulge my chest; pf. conductor and
voc. lead pts. © May 24, 1983; E
pub. 36493; Harry J. Kimball Jones.
11593
World (The) is tramping on; song. ©
ere Vay Ao 1 O33 Er UNnp., T1507 5
H. Juel Houghton. 11594
World (The) to me is you; w and
melody. ©1c. May 5, 1933; E unp.
71081; Aldo Roger Costi and Mario
Chester Costi. 11595
World (The) waggles on; song. ©
1c. May 29, 19338; E unp. 72018;
_ Hsther Burrous. 11596
11611
World (The) without your kiss: w
and melody. © 1c. May 9, 1933;
E unp. 71181; Charles H. Frizzelle.
11597
Worid’s (The) exposition march; pf.
© 1c. May 8, 1933; E unp. 64934;
Matilda H. WHidt. 11598
Worlds fair march; pf. © 1c. May
265) 19332" fH Yunp. 19722" Dora
Loucks Barnes. 11599
Would you believe me; song. © 1 ©.
May 20, 1933; E unp. 71715; Etta
M. Thomas. 11600
Wreck (The) of the Akron; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1 c¢. May 22, 1933; BH unp. 71724;
William H. Moschelle. 11601
-.— wand melody: ©: 1.¢. ;May,15,
1933; E unp. 71478; Zelda Test.
11602
Wreck (The) of the Akron dirigible;
w R. P. Hitchcock, m D,. M. Fine-
frock; with ukulele arr. © May 11,
1933: E pub. 36227; Delmar M.
Finefrock, Earl Hitchcock and Ford
Hitchcock. 11603
Xenia; Spanish serenade, op. 4; 6
strings, flute, B flat clarinet and pf.
© 1c. May 11, 1933; BH unp. 71691 ;
Jeanne W. Kiessling. 11604
Yesterdays kisses; fox trot song, Ww
Charles HE. Blossfield. © 1 ¢. May
24, 1983; E unp. 71877; Louis A.
Cafiero. 11605
Yesterday’s roses; w Helen Taylor, m
Vivien Lambelet. © Apr. 28, 1933;
E for. 29618; Boosey & co., ltd.
11606
Yeux (Les) doux; fox-trot, dans Ne
sois pas jalouse, paroles René Pujol,
m Oberfeld; avec accord de luku-
lele. © Mar. 1, 19383; E for. 29799 ;
Editions Salabert. 11607
You; song. © 1c. May 6, 1933; E
unp. 71367; Esther L. Morris. 11608
You are just like a flower; Vienna
waltz ballad, w and melody. ©1c.
May 10, 1933; E unp. 71200; Otto
Schick. 11609
You are the answer to prayers; song,
w Zelda Yolande Roth. © 1c. May
11, 1983; E unp. 71281; William
Doerfel. 11610
You are the daddy of my dreams;
valse, w and m Ethel G. Fizer. ©
1c. May 6, 1933; E unp. 71345;
Ethel G. Cronin. 11611
479
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11612
You are worth your weight in gold;
song, w C. Taylor. © 1 ¢. May 9,
1933; E unp. 71182; Genevieve
Hawkes and Campbell Taylor.
11612
You belong to me alone; song. © 1 «.
May 15, 1933; E unp. 71417; Frank
Stephens Broekhoven. 11613
You better eat them beans; w and m
Jim Huso and Si Vander Laan; with
ukulele arr. © Apr. 28,) 1933; B
pub. 36106; James Huso and Simon
Vander Laan. 11614
You broke my heart when you went
away; m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
with w. © 1 c. May 5, 1933; E
unp. 71044; Marie Putney Powell.
11615
You brought me happiness ; w and mel-
ody. © 1c May 5, 1933; E unp.
71085; Henry J. Spina. 11616
You came to me; from He wanted ad-
venture, w Sonny Miller, m Jack
Waller and Joseph Tunbridge. ©
Mar. 28, 1933; E for. 29655; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 11617
You can never tell; pf. ©1 ¢. May
24, 1933; E unp. 71878; Louis A.
Cafiero. 11618
You cannot manufacture love; w Peter
Gregory, m Michael North. © Mar.
13, 1933; E for. 29882; Geoffrey
Fletcher, ltd. 11619
You can’t do that there ’ere; w and
m Graham Squiers and Colin Wark;
with ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon. ©
May 16, 1933; E for. 29901; B. Feld-
man & @o. 11620
You can’t tell me that three’s a crowd;
w and m Joe Gibish. © 1c. May
3, 1933; E unp. 70917; Joseph Karl
Gibish. 11621
You carved on my heart, until death
do us part; song; m Stan Tucker.
© 1c. May 22, 1933; E unp. 71753;
Joseph Emlich. 11622
You did ev’rything for me; w Reg.
Connelly, m Fred Blake and George
Hoffman; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
29, 1933; E for. 29515; Irwin Dash
music co., 1td. 11623
You evil little thing; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr... © 1 ©¢.
May 22, 1983; E unp. 71730; Ernest
Smith. 11624
You for me—me for you; song. ©1c.
May 22, 1933; E unp. 71766; Lena
Drewry Fields. 11625
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
You had me believing; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. May 15, 1933; H
unp. 71441; Samuel Adelman and
Benny Adelman. 11626
You little devil, are you on the level
with me; fox-trot, w S. Adelman,
melody B. Adelman. © 1c. May 1,
1933; E unp. 70822; Samuel Adel-
man and Benny Adelman. 11627
You, only you; song, m Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. May 5, 1933; E unp.
71043; Joseph Larry Scholl. 11628
— waltz song, melody Louis Acerba.
© 1c. May 24, 1933; E unp. 71873;
Angelo De Vicaris. 11629
You’re a book of knowledge to me; w
and melody. © 1 c¢. May 29, 1933;
E unp. 72020; Albert Troy. 11630
You’re a jig saw puzzle to me; w and
melody. ©1c. May 4, 1933; E unp.
70971; Samuel J. Catanese. 11631
You're a jig-saw puzzle to me and
you’re driving me crazy; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 9, 1933; E ump.
71174; Dorothea Grogan. 11632
You're a wonderful girl; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 12, 1933; E ump.
71304; Harry Tammany, Bert Doug-
las and J. P. Delaney. 11633
You're breakin’ my heart; w Spencer
Williams, m Thomas Waller; with
ukulele arr. © May 8, 1933; E pub.
536145; Royal music co. 11634
You're easy on the eyes; w Howard
Johnsen and Charley Tobias, mel-
ody J. Fred Coots. © 1c. May 17,
19383; E unp. 71559; Santly bros.,
ine. 11635
You're gonna’ be surprised tonight; w
Mort Dixon, m Carmen Lombardo.
© Apr. 26, 1933; E pub. 36060; Keit-
Engel, inc. 11636
Youre haunting me; song. © 1 &@
May 18, 1983; E unp. 71614; Rich-
ard B. Griffin. 11637
like a fiower from grand-
mother’s garden; w and melody
Betty Carey. © 1 c. May 15, 19388;
E unp. 71455; Elizabeth Frances
Carey. 11638
You're lucky if you’re killed: musical
play. ©1«¢. May 17, 1933; D 28442;
Norman McLeod Craig. 11638*
You’re mine; song, m Robert William
Howland. © 1 ¢. May 22, 19383;
E unp. 71767; George Harold How-
land. 11639
You're
480
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1933
You’re my dream that came true; w
and melody Joe Davis and George
Pitman. © 1 c. May 12, 1933;'E
unp. 71309; Joe Davis, inc. 11640
You’re never too old to make love; w
Buddy Fields and Al Lewis, mel-
ody Al Sherman. © 1 c¢. May 19,
1933; E unp. 71641; Leo Feist, inc.
11641
You’re so naive; w Arthur Quadrio,
with melody. © 1c. May 12, 1933;
E unp. 713828; Harold Schechter.
11642
You’re the one; fox trot, w Harry
Pierce, melody Eddie Burke. © 1
eer 2. 1938- HH unp. 71401;
Everett Burke. 11648
You’re the reason, just you; song. ©
iGrviay 19, 19383; BH unp. 71635;
Margaret Marion Weiss. 11644
You're thinking of somebody else; w
and melody. © 1c. May 15, 19338;
E unp. 71499; Eloise L. Nicholson.
11645
You're waltzing away with my heart;
w Harry Pease, m Hd. G. Nelson;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 14, 1933;
E pub. 35816; Paull-pioneer music
corp. 11646
You so and so, you’ll wish you’d never
been born; w and m Bob Miller.
© May 17, 1933; E pub. 36399; Keit-
Engel, ine. 11647
You still wonder why I cry; theme
song, m John Kreutzer. ©1c¢. May
27, 19388; E unp. 71988; Louis Wru-
bel. 11648
You taught me how to love; song,
melody Alfred O. Tress. © 1 «.
May 23, 1988; E unp. 71814; Wil-
liam Sherman Thornberry. 11649
You taught me love of the South Sea
isle; song, m Syivester Long Cross.
© 1 ce. May 5, 1933; E unp. 71055;
Mae Snyder. 11650
You took my heart-—left a lonely soul;
w and melody. ©1c. May 18, 1933;
E unp. 71985; Clifford Thomas Rob-
son. 11651
You've got a little bit cf everything;
w and melody. © 1c May 15,
1933; E unp. 71439; Stephen J.
Brue. 11652
You've got me singing the blues; song.
© 1c. May 15, 1938; BE unp. 71453;
Thomas Henry Anderson. 11653
You've played your last tune on the
strings of my heart; w Art Murry,
11667
m Bob Harris. © 1 ¢. May 10,
1933; E unp. 71244; Wm. Robert
Harris. 11654
You were made for everyone to love;
song, m L. J. McQuaid; with ukulele
arr. © May 18, 1933; E pub. 36384;
Leo Joseph McQuaid and Vance E!-
wood Pease. 11655
You won’t go to heaven when you die;
w and m Gene Burch. © 1 c. May
8, 19383; E unp. 71153; Arthur EKu-
gene Burch, jr. 11656
Your dog’s come home again; w and
m Geel” Harrington. (©) Apr. 3;
1933; HE for. 29656; Chappell & co.,
ltd. 11657
Your journey is done; song, w anon.
© 1c. May 6, 1933; E unp. 71102;
Frances D. Welch. 11658
Zanke (Herman) Capriccio; op. 6b;
fldte u. kiavier. © Apr. 29, 1933;
H for. 29924; A. Cranz. 11659
Zeig’ mir den weg ins paradies; tango-
serenade, text u. m Caros u.. Fritz
Domina, arr. F. Domina; salonorech.
Stimmen,. © Jam, 10; 1933; BE tor
29941; Albert Stahl. 11660
Zombie; written: and arr. Harold
Mooney; orch. pts. © Mar. 21,
1933; E pub. 36019; Southern musie
pubs co, Inc: 11661
Zone (La); paroles Marc Hély, m J.
Jekyll; avec accord de Vukulele.
© Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29819; Edi-
tions Salabert. 11662
Zou! un peu d’aioli; 6/8 one-step, dans
la Revue marseillaise, Vincent
Scotto, arr. Francis Salabert; orch..
ptes., avec texte. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 29752; Hditions Salabert.
11663
Zur erntezeit; nach ged. Gottfried
Keller, m Ernst Krének, op. 61;
gem. chor, a cappella. © Mar. 6,
1933; E for. 30048; Universal edi-
tion, a. g. 11664
1*° gonate; violoncelle et pf.; en la
min. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 29979;
Georges Sporck. 11665
II. concerto; I profeti, per violino e
orchestra, Mario Castelnuovo-Ted-.
esco, rid. dell’ autore; violino e pf.
©: May 5, 1983. by for. 29912: GC.
Ricordi & co. 11666
II. konzert; v Béla Bartok; klavier u.
orchy, .Bartitune@) Jane 19. 1933:
E. for. 30043 ; Universal edition, a, g.
11667
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11668 pt. I, n. s., v. 28
3 and 2, three and two for me and Sherman. © 1 c. May 6, 19383; E
you; fox-trot; pf. with w. © 1 «. unp. 71106; De Sylva, Brown &
May 23, 19383; E unp. 71829; Homer Henderson, inc. 11669
filden Luowsy. 11668 | o3yq psalm of King David’s; anthem,
5, 6, 7, 8, nine little miles from Ten- set to m; mixed choir. ©1c¢. May
Ten-Tennessee; Ww and melody 20, 19383; E unp. 71713; Rolf Gunst.
Buddy Fields, Al Lewis and Al 11670
Number of entries in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1933, Class H,
Musical compositions (including 6,332 unpublished )_—________________ 11,6
482
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPY-
RIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF
THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
Abiding grace; w Elizabeth B. Brown-
ing. © John S. Camp, as author of
a, 25298. i
Adoremus; motet; sop. ou ten., avec
choeur ad lib.; acc. d’orgue. © A.
Périlhou, as author. R 25001. 7
Alamo; song, m Dorothy Jarden. ©
Hdward Madden, as author of w.
R 25462. 3
All for you; song, w Raymond A.
Browne. © Henry Clay Smith, as
author of m. R 25463. “
Allegretto non troppo; organ volun-
tary, H. L. Ashford. © Henry S.
Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 25376. 5
Always sunshine; sacred, w James
Rowe, m J. S. Fearis. © Walter E.,
Otto L. and Merle D. Fearis, Jessie
Fearis Blackman and Rebecca Fear-
is Mills, as next of kin of the au-
thor of m, who is not living. R
25127.
Americana; song. © Dan J. Sullivan,
as author. R 25064. 7
Amie (Une) est venue avec des fleurs;
par Gabriel Dupont; pf. © Maurice
Martial Henri Dupont, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 25008.
Amoureuse (L’); mazourka-caprice,
Charles Bohm, op. 369, no. 1; pf.
© Jenny Bohm, as widow. R 25017.
9
And love means you; w Charles G. D.
Roberts; high voice. © James H.
Rogers, as author of m. R 25176.
10
Apple blossoms; w Monroe H. Rosen-
feld, m Kathleen A. Roberts; sop.,
or mezzo-sop. © Sophie Ruth
Keiser King, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 25405. 11
Aprés-midi de dimanche; par Gabriel
Dupont; pf. © Maurice Martial
Henri Dupont, as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 24992.
12
48
[11,670
April is here;.w Hh. HE. Rexford, ‘m
C. E. Wheeler. © Charles E.
Wheeler, as author of m, and Eben
He yRextord, “as author’ of mwee Uk
25258. 13
Ascending song. © Alfred G. Wathall,
as author of m. R 24983. 14
Au coin du feu; par Gabriel Dupont;
pf. © Maurice Martial Henri Du-
pont, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 24989. 15
Auf in’s metropol; potpourri; klavier.
© Victor Hollaender, as author. R
25486. 16
Aus der tanzstunde; gavotte, op. 30,
no. 8; klavier. © Adolf Haensgen,
as author. R 25482. 1M
Baby (The) parade; two-step patrol;
band. © Arthur Pryor, as author.
R 25145. 18
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Poetic folk
dances; selected and arr. Calvin B.
Cady; pf. bk. 1., annotated ed. ©
Elizabeth Hoar Cady, as widow. R
25248. 19
Bad (The) boy; pf. © John Mokrejs,
as author. R 251388. 20
Bauerntanz; landler, op. 30, no. 2;
klavier. © Adolf Haensgen, as au-
thor. R 25481. Zh
Be true to the temperance cause; Ww
Jennie Wilson. © Ira B. Wilson, as
author of m. R 25242. pe
Beau (Un) matin; par Albert Lan-
dry; pf., 4 4 mains. © Aimée Paul-
ine Pasquier, as widow. R 25500.
23
Beautiful Bethlehem star; song, w
Flora Kirkland. © Isaac H. Mere-
dith, as author of m. R 25868. 24
Beautiful (The) city; duet, w John
Burtch Atchison; mezzo-sop. and
bar. © Ira Bishop Wilson. as au-
thor orm. JR 25078. 25
Bedouin song; pt.-song, w Bayard Tay-
lor; men’s cho. © James H. Rog-
ers, as author of m. R 25195. 26
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20
Behtit? mein kind, Gott, allezeit; op.
64; mia&nnerchor. © Hermann
Schulken, as author. R 25493. 27
Belle (The) of long ago; from The
princess beggar, w H. Paulton, m
A. G. Robyn. © Edward Paulton
and Alfred G. Robyn. as authors.
R 25061. 28
Belle (The) of Mayfair; duet, Leslie
Stuart. © Katharine Leslie Stuart,
as widow. R 25452. 29
Benjamin Bims; song. © George A.
Spink, as author. R 25470. 30
(The) King; Christmas
© Issaac H. Meredith, as
author. R 25395. 31
Better (The), happier day; sacred
song, w Mrs. Frank A. Breck. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, as author of m.
R 25086. 32
Big (The) banshee; song, from The
umpire, w Will M. Hough and Frank
Bethlehem
service.
Rk. Adams. © Joseph E. Howard,
as author of m. R 25303. 30
Bird. (bhe), rondo: - yt. .1©», Joan
Mokrejs, aS author. R 25187. 34
Blessed be the Lord; anthem. © E. D.
Keck, as author. R 25264. 35
Blessed shall be thy basket and store;
harvest anthem. © Caleb Simper,
as author of m. R 25479. 36
Bridal chorus; from The rose maiden,
w R. E. Franeillon, m Frederic H.
Cowen, arr. for 3-pt., women’s voices.
© Henry Clough-Leighter, as author
of arr. R 24966. Bit
Bright star of truth; sacred, w EH. H.
Hewitt, m J. S. Fearis. .© Walter
E., Otto L. and Merle D. Fearis,
Jessie Fearis Blackman and Rebecca
Fearis Mills, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
25129, 38
Bye-a-bye ma honey close yo’ eyes;
song, m Albert Greenbaum. © Sam-
uel Lewis, as author of w. R 25471.
39
Calme; by Gabriel Dupont; pf. ©
Maurice Martial Henri Dupont, as
next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 24984. 40)
Cato’s advice; song, w Henry Carey;
bar. © Bruno Huhn, as author of
mm. Rh. 25191. 41
Central give me back my dime; song.
© Joseph E. Howard, as author.
R 25300. 4°
pt. OT; ns.) vezs
Chaconne; op. 8; alto avee ace. de pf.
© Henry Marteau, as author. R
25015. 43
Chanson de la pluie; par Gabriel
Dupont; pf. © Maurice Martial
Henri Dupont, as next of kin of
the author, who -is not living.
R 24995. 44
Chanson (La) du moulin; par Albert
Landry; pf., 4 4 mains. © Aimée
Pauline Pasquier, as widow. R
25501. 45
Chanson (La) du vent; par Gabriel
Dupont; pf. © Maurice Martial
Henri Dupont, as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 24990.
46
Children’s songs; collection. © Anna
Goedhart, aS author. R 25246. 47
Christmas; anthem. © Jane Bingham
Abbott, as author. R 25261. 48
Christmas bells; sacred, w and m H. L.
Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford, as
child of the deceased author. R
25108. 49
song, w Flora Kirkland. © Isaac
H. Meredith, as author of m. R
205 3% 50
Christmas pastorale; organ voluntary,
E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
as child of the deceased author.
R 25375. 51
Christmas wishes; song, w Ada Tayler
Dawes. © Isaac H. Meredith, as
author of m. R 253867. 52
Christmastime songs and carols; w
EK. H. Kinney, m Mrs. Crosby Adams.
© Juliette A. Adams, as author of
m, and Edith Hope Kinney, as au-
thor of w. R25259.
City road; w Charles Wesley, m John
Jones. © Nancy Lelah Lutkin, as
widow of the author of m. R 25289.
54
Close the door; w Ina Duley Ogdon,
m E. L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ash-
ford, as child of the deceased author.
TR eoreel 5D
Come, Holy Spirit; duet, m EH. L. Ash-
ford; sop. and alto. © Henry S.
Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 25078. 56
Come my love and go with me; w Bob
Cole and J. W. Johnson, m Rosa-
mond Johnson. © James W. John-
son, as one of the authors of w,
J. Rosamond Johnson, as author of
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no, 5, 1933.
86
m, and Dora Cole Norman and Car-
riebel Cole Plummer, as next of kin
of the other author of w, who is not
living. R 25166. 57
Come, see the place where Jesus lay;
Easter hymn-anthem, w ‘Thomas
Kelly, m Eduardo Marzo, op. 101;
mixed voices, organ acc. © Clara
L. Marzo, as widow of the author of
m,., R. 25274. 58
Come to the front; song, w James
Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson, as author
of m. R 25235. 59
Come with anthems glad; song, w Mrs.
J. M. Hunter. © Isaac H. Meredith,
as author of m. R 25872. 60
Contentment; song; in D. © Mary
Turner Salter, aS author. R 24970.
61
Coquetterie; par Gabriel Dupont; pf.
© Maurice Martial Henri Dupont,
as next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 24988. 62
Cottonland; pf. © Charles Hlander,
as author. R 25457. 63
Could you read my heart; w Arthur
Gillespie, m C. Blake. © Rose Gil-
lespie, aS widow of the author of w.
R 25049. 64
Crimea; song, w H. Kirke White. ©
Thoro Harris, as author of m. R
25288. 65
Dance of the hours; ballet music, from
A. Ponchielli’s opera Gioconda, arr.
for orch. © Theo. Moses Tobani,
as author of arr. R 25146. 66
Danse champétre; par Albert Landry ;
pf., 4 4 mains. © Aimée Pauline
Pasquier, aS widow. R 25502. 67
Day (A) in summer; pf. © John
Mokrejs, as author. R 25135. 68
De Vautre coté du fleuve; traduits du
Chinois, Judith Gautier, m Gabriel
Fabre; chant et pf. avec violon et
violoncello ad lib. © Camille Lom-
maert, é@épouse de Jacques Joseph
Regis, aS next of kin of the author
of m, who is not living. R 25000.
69
Dear Father in heaven; response, w
Ida Reed Smith. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, aS author of m. R 253881.
70
Dear old school days; w Chas. Noel
Douglas, m Karl L. Hoschna. ©
Hettie Hoschna, as widow of the
author of m. R 25066. 71
Des enfants jouent dans le jardin; par
Gabriel Dupont; pf. © Maurice
Martial Henri Dupont, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 24986. 72
Dewdrop’s (The) blessing; song, w
S.C. Kirk. © Grant Colfax Tullar,
as author of m. R 25149. 73
Diplomacy; song, from The isle of
Bong-Bong, w Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams. © Joseph HE.
Howard, aS author of m. R 25013.
74
Do what you can for Jesus; song, w
James Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson, as
author of m. R 25281. 75
Does it pay; w Lizzie De Armond, m
Arthur W. Nelson. © Flora Nelson
Barry, aS next of kin of the author
of m, who is not living. R 25217.
76
Don’ go leab’ me, honey; song, w A. A.
Payn. ©C. Austin Miles, as author.
R 25341. (7
Don’t say adieu; w Vincent Bryan. ©
Leo Edwards, as author of m. R
253438. 18
Down in. the depths; pt.-song Karl
Linders; male voices. © Adam
Geibel, as author. R 25397. 7)
Drifting leaves ; reverie, Amanda Ken-
nedy; pf. © Amanda Kennedy
Moore, as author. R 25411. 80
Drink (The) for me; temperance song,
w Mrs. J. M. Hunter, m EH. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, as child
of the: deceased author of m. R
25106. 81
Du mein altes Berlin; aus Auf in’s
metropol, ausstattungs-revue Julius
Freund. © Victor Hollaender, as
author of m. R 25488. 82
Du soleil au jardin; par Gabriel Du-
pont; pf. © Maurice Martial Henri
Dupont, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 24994. 83
Hasy dance music for cornet and
piano; ed. Thomas H. Rollinson. ©
Henry P. Buncher, as executor of
the author of editing. R 24973.
84
Highmey; w H. Kirke White and
Frances S. Fuller-Maitland. ©
William H. Pontius, as author of m.
Ry 2a292. 85
Elaine; valse, arr. R. E. Hildreth;
orch. © Frank H. Grey, as author
of m. R 25086. 86
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87
Elysia; valse lente; pf. © George
Braham, as author. R 25456. S87
Empor mein lied; op. 76, nr. 1, dich-
tung Julius Gersdorff; gem. chor.
© Gustav. Baldamus, as author of
m. R 25476.
Enchantment; alto in F. © Charles
Wakefield Cadman, as author. R
25265. 89
Entrance of beauties; from Princess
beggar, w E. Paulton, m A. G. Robyn.
©) Edward Paulton and Alfred G.
Robyn, as authors. R 25467. 90
Entrance of the king; from Princess
beggar, w E. Paulton, m A. G. Robyn.
© Edward Paulton and Alfred G.
Robyn, as authors. R 25455. 91
Epigraphe; par Gabriel Dupont; pf.
© Maurice Martial Henri Dupont,
as next of kin of the author, who
is not living. R 24996. 92
Es singt ein vogelein; op. 62; manner-
chor. © Hermann Schulken, as au-
thor. R 25491. 93
Eternal (The) love; duet. w Mrs. Mer-
rill E. Gates, m E. L. Ashford; ten.
and contralto. © Henry S. Ashford,
as child of the deceased author.
RR 2500S: 94
Evening and morning; w I. Gregory
Smith, m Max Spicker, op. 56; high
in F; pf. or organ ace. © Isabel
Spicker Elsner, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 25186. 95
Evening prayer; hymn-anthem, Moritz
Hauptmann, ed. Max Spicker ; mixed
eho.: organ ad lib. ©.%sabel
Spicker Elsner, as widow of the
author of editing. R 25171. 96
Everlasting (An) love; sacred, w EK.
E. Hewitt, m J. S. Fearis. © Walter
E., Otto L. and Merle D. Fearis,
Jessie Fearis Blackman, and Re-
becca Fearis Mills, as next of kin of
the author of m, who is not living.
R 25126. 97
Everybody gives me good advice: w
Alfred Bryan, m Kendis and Paley.
© James Kendis, as one of the au-
thors of m. R 25464. 98
Fair dame; lanciers, arr. Herman
Friedrich; orch. © Nick Brown, as
author. R 25414. 99
Fata morgana; morceau brillant,
Charles Bohm, op. 369, no. 2; pf. ©
Jenny Bohm, as widow. R 25016.
100
486
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
Father’s got a job; w Bob Cole and
J. W. Johnson, m B. Cole. © James
W. Johnson, as one of the authors of
w, and Dora Cole Norman and Car-
riebel Cole Plummer as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not living.
R 25422. 101
Favorite duets for mandolin and pi-
ano; ed. Thomas H. Rollinson. ©
Henry P. Buncher, as executor of
the author of editing. R 24976.
102
Fellowship; song, w Frederick L. Hos-
mer. © Alfred G. Wathail, as au-
thor of m. R 24982. 103.
Festgesang; song, w CC. Whitney
Coombs. © Alfred G. Wathall, as
author of m. R 25287. we OA.
Fight the foe;.song, w E. E. Hewitt.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, as author of
Im, Zaza 105.
Firmly stand; song. © Carrie B.
Adams, as author. R 25218. 106.
Flag of freedom march; military band.
© Frank A. Panella, as author. R
25441. 107
Flower song; by Gustav Lange, op. 39,
ed. and fingered Hans Lichter, op.
39; pf. © Henry Clough-Leighter,
as author of editing and fingering.
R 25209. 108
Forget-me-not; by Paul F. Johanning;
pf. © Ethel P. Johanning, as
widow. R 25398. 109
Forsake me not; w Anne H. Woodruff,
m J. S. Fearis; low voice. © Walter
H., Otto L. and Merle DU Fears,
Jessie Fearis Blackman and Re-
becca Fearis Mills, as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not living.
R 25083. 110
Fortitude; song, w Maltbie D. Bab-
cock. © David S. Smith, as author
of m. R 25291. 111
From the hills; pf. © John Mokrejs,
as author. R 25136. pw
Gathering sheaves till the sun goes
down; sacred song, w Jennie Wilson.
© Ira B. Wilson, as author of m.
R 25114. 113.
Geh’n wir noch in’s café; marsch; pf.
© Paul Lincke, as author. R 25168.
114
General Bum-Bum; by Hd. Poldini, op.
11, no. 9, ed. and fingered; pf.
James H. Rogers, as author of edit-
ing and fingering. R 25194. 115.
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no, 5, 1933
Gently Lord, O gently lead us; m Hub-
bard William Harris. © Hildur
Anima Harris, as widow. R 25266.
116
Get right with God; song, w J. T.
Latta. © Ira B. Wilson, as author
of m. R 252838. 117
Giddy (The) gay Lothario; from
Princess beggar, w E. Paulton, m
A. G. Robyn. © Edward Paulton
and Alfred G. Robyn, aS authors. R
25454. 118
Gilder; song, w Richard W. Gilder.
© Arne Oldberg, as author of m.
R 25285. 119
Girl of mine; song, w John Kemble.
© Lester W. Keith, as author of m.
R 25415. 120
Give praise; hymn and hymn-tune, w
Nelle Richmond Eberhardt. © Ira
Bishop Wilson, as author of m. R
25072. a
Glory for you and me; gospel song. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, as author. R
25023. 122
God help me to do right; sacred song. |
© Ira B. Wilson, as author. R
25117. 123
God is our refuge; anthem. © Ira B.
Wilson, as author. R 25379. 124
God, my King; anthem, w Richard
Mant. © Carrie B. Adams, as au-
thor of m. R 25391. 125
God’s time to strike is now; sacred
song, w and m EH. A. Hoffman, m
arr. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as au-
thor of the arr. of m. R 25096. 126
Golden (The) chain; song, w Adelaide
Anna Proctor. © Caro Roma, as
author of m. R 25056. 127
Good bye pal; song, from Girl from
Broadway, m Karl L. Hoschna. ©
Otto Hauerbach, as author of w, and
Hettie Hoschna, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 25054. 128
Good fellowship; song, w Chas. Noel
Douglas. © William C. O’Hare, as
author of m. R 25045. 129
Gospel (The) call; sacred song, w Mrs.
W. J. Kennedy. © Ira B. Wilson,
as author of m. R 25120. 130
Grapple with the evil; song, w Lizzie
DeArmond. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
as author of m. R 25226. 131
Grossmtitterchen erzihlt; op. 30, no.
4; klavier. © Adolf Haensgen, as
author. R 25483. 132
147
Gute (Das) kind; op. 75, nr. 1, dich-
tung Julius Gersdorff ; dreistimmiger
frauenchor. © Gustav. Baldamus,
as author of m. R 25474. 133
Hall (Edythe Pruyn) Six easy char-
acter sketches; pf. © Edythe Pruyn
Hall, as author. R 25260. 134
Happy Christmas; song, w Mrs. J. M.
Hunter. © Isaac H. Meredith, as
author of m. R 25370. 135
Heah dem darkies sing; humorous
medley, Eugene Arnold; male voices.
© Minnie Arnold, as widow. R
24938. 136
Hear Thy servant; response after
prayer. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as
author of m. R 253886. 137
Hiawatha; suite, op. 27, nach der
gleichnamigen epischen dichtung vy.
Longfellow ; grosses orch. Partitur.
© Karl Kimpf, as author. R 25347.
138
Holy hill; song, w Charles Wesley.
© William H. Pontius, as author of
m. R 25284. 139
Honor (The) bright band; song, w
E. D. Elliott. © William Edie
Marks, as author of m. R 25429.
140
How long wilt Thou forget me; bass
solo. © Ira B. Wilson, as author.
R 25277. 141
Hush! ma lil boy; lullaby, w Lizzie
De Armond. © C. Austin Miles, as
author of m. R 25340. 142
Hymn to the Madonna; w after Ger-
man of Franz Kriimer, by Theo.
Baker, m Eduard Kremser, arr.
Max Spicker. 1. Sop. solo, women’s
voices and 4-pt. cho. with harp or
pf. and organ or harmonium.—2.
Sop. solo, mixed voices and cho. with
harp or pf. and organ or harmonium.
© Isabel Spicker Elsner, as widow
of the author of arrangement. R
25184, 25185. 143, 144
I come unto Thee; song, w E. E.
Hewitt. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as
author of ms: 2o2is. 145
I heard the voice of Jesus Say; an-
them. © E. D. Keck, as author.
R 25268. 146
Tll always wear your image in my
heart; w Alfred Bryan, m Theodore
Morse. (© Theodora Morse, as
widow. R 25408. 147
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148
T’ll keep a warm spot in my heart for
you; w J. W. Johnson, m Rosamond
Johnson. © James W. Johnson and
J. Rosamond Johnson, as authors.
R 25160. 148
I love Him; song, w S. C. Kirk. ©
Grant Colfax Tullar, as author of
Me oye 0: 149
I love the old doll best; m Jessie L.
Gaynor. © Dorothy Gaynor Blake
and Rose Gaynor Barrett, as chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
AT PATI 150
I love thee: by Hans Engelmann, op.
739; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann, as
widow. R 25207. 151
I’m praying for you; sacred song, w
L. O’Maley Cluff. © Edmund _ S.
Lorenz, as author of m. R 25097.
152
I’m the little bird that tells; song, w
Lizzie De Armond. © Isaac H.
Meredith, as author of m. R 25366.
iia
I want it all; from Princess beggar,
w E. Paulton, m A. G. Robyn. ©
Edward Pauiton and Alfred G.
Robyn, as authors. R 25459. 154
I will be with thee; sacred song, w
J. K. Wilson. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
as author of m. R 25089. 155
I will trust in Jesus all the way: Ww
J. T. Latta. © Ira B. Wilson, as
author of m. R 25282. 156
Implicit trust; song, w Samuel Greg.
© Alfred G. Wathall, as author of
m. R 24981. ikay¢
In a little canoe with you; w Leo
Wood, m L. Edwards. © Gertrude
Wood, as widow and Leo Edwards,
as author. R 25488. 158
in der einsamkeit ; by Eduardo Poldini,
op. 17, no. 4, ed. and fingered; pf.
© James H. Rogers, as author of
editing and fingering. R 25200. 159
In dreamy dells; fairy fantasy; orch.
© Walter Rolfe, as author. R 25037.
160
In the dark; Irish song, op. 8, no. 2;
sop. or ten. © Mabel W. Daniels,
as author. R 253845. 161
In the golden glow of youth; sacred
song, w and m E. L. Ashford. ©
Henry S. Ashford, as child of the
deceased author. R 25107. 162
pt. Il; niS., v.28
In the merry, merry May; 2-pt. song,
w S. M. Rodgers, m F. Clarisse Mal-
lard, rev. and ed.; women’s voices.
Henry Clough-Leighter, as author.
R 25210: 163
In Thee, O Lord, do I put my trust;
adapted from Rubinstein by H.
Pabst; sop.; in A flat. [English and
Latin text] © Harry Pabst, as au-
thor. R 25041. 164
Indifferent (The) mariner; w Arthur
Macy, m Frederic Field Bullard,
arr.; bass solo with acc. of men’s
voices. © Leo R. Lewis, as author
of the arr. R 25364. 165
Irish (An) coquette; Irish song, op. 8,
no. 1; sop. or ten. © Mabel W.
Daniels, as author. R 25344. 166
Is it. nothing to you; w, Julia -H.
Johnston, m E. L. Ashford. ©
Henry S. Ashford, as child of the
deceased author. R 25220. 167
Is it thine; sacred, w James Rowe, m
L. O. Emerson. © Mabel H. Emer-
son, as child of the deceased au-
thor of m. R 25109. 168
Is it warm enough for you; w AI-
fred Bryan, m Kendis and Paley.
© James Kendis, as one of the au-
thors of m. R 25465. ‘ 169
Is there any room in heaven for a
little girl like me: w C. M. Deni-
son, m J. Fred Helf. © Bessie
Helf, as widow. R 25424. 170
It. rings. for you ;; Sone, -W 2a) ane
Johnston. © Ira B. Wilson, as au-
thor of m. R 25446. 171
It’s all for you; w Porter Browne, m
Theodore Morse. © Theodora Morse,
as widow. R 25407. 1c
It’s all the same to me; from The
princess beggar, w EH. Paulton, m
A. G. Robyn. © Edward Paulton
and Alfred G. Robyn, as authors.
R. 25062. 173
It’s hard to find a king like me; from
Abyssinia, w Mex Rogers, m Jas.
Vaughan. © Lavinia Rogers, as
Widow. R. 25155. 174
Ivresse d’amour; traduits du Chinois,
Judith Gautier, m Gabriel Fabre;
chant et pf., avec 2 flutes ad lib.,
derbouka ou 4 défaut tambour voilé,
ad lib. © Camille Lommaert,
épouse de Jacques Joseph Regis, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 24999. 175
488
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205
Japanese (The) maiden; song, Jessie
L. Gaynor. © Dorothy Gaynor
Blake and Rose Gaynor Barrett, as
children of the deceased author.
R 25254. 176
Jesus, Thou my only refuge; song, w
Ford C. Ottman. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, as author of m. R 25028.
Lurene
Jewels (The); song, w Lucille Wat-
son. © Caro Roma, as author of
mm, KR 25055. 178
Jolly (The) jungle boys; from Abys-
sinia, w Earle C. Jones, m Bert A.
Williams. © Lottie Tyler, as next
of kin of the author of m, who is
not living. R 25154. 179
Joyful voices; song, w Lizzie De Ar-
mond. © Isaac H. Meredith, as au-
thor of m. R 25369. 180
Judgment (The) is at hand; song, by
Paul Dresser. © Theodore Dreiser,
as next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 25030. 181
Juggler (The); pf. © Edythe Pruyn
Hall, as author. R 25257. 182
Just a paper doll; song, from The
land of nod, w Will M. Hough and
Frank R. Adams. © Joseph E.
Howard, as author of m. R mae
3
Just a picture of Kentucky. © James
W. Casey and Bartley Costello, as
authors. R 25057. 184
Keep the danger signal flying; song,
w Mrs. Frank A. Breck. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, as author of m. R 25227.
185
Kinderparade; festmarsch, op. 30, no.
1; klavier. © Adolf Haensgen, as
author. R 25480. 186
King Rose overture; orch. © George
D. Barnard, as author. R 25147.
187
Kleine (Das) blumenm&dchen; by
Eduardo Poldini, op. 11, no. 6, ed.
and fingered; pf. James H.
Rogers, as author of editing and
fingering. R 25193. 188
Kneel and pray; sacred song, w
Elisha A. Hoffman, m Arthur W.
Nelson. © Flora Nelson Barry, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 25108. 189
Lady Rose; waltz, Al. Stevens; orch.
© Arthur J. Allen, as child of the
deceased author. R 25418. 190
Land (The) of Nod; musical comedy,
w Will M. Hough and Frank R.
Adams. © Joseph E. Howard, as
author of m. R 253501. 191
Landry (Albert) Deux valses mig-
nonnettes; pf. 4 4 mains. no. 1—
no. 2. © Aimée Pauline Pasquier,
as widow. R 25508, 25504.
192, 193
Lecons de solfege 4 changements de
clefs; par Théodore Dubois; classes
d’instrumentistes avec acc. de pf.
2°™° livre. © Charles Antoine Du-
bois, aS child of the deceased author.
R 24998. 194
Leonor; serenata espagnol, w by the
composer from free prose tr. by Al-
fred Solano, m founded on Mexican
air F. Stevenson, op. 50; men’s
voices. © Frederick Stevenson, as
author.. R 24968. 195
Let my supplication come _ before
Thee; response. © Ira B. Wilson,
as author of m. R 25384. 196
Let us sing unto the Lord; anthem.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, as author of
me HR -2Da8o: 197
Life (The) of blessing; sacred song,
w Mary McCrea Culter. © Ira B.
Wilson, as author of m. R 25115.
198
Lifetime is working time; sacred song,
w Carrie A. Breck. © Edmund §.
Lorenz, aS author of m. R 25080.
199
Light (The) in girlish eyes; song, w
Raymond W. Peck. © Robert
Hood Bowers, as author of m. R
25068. 200
Light in the gilded parlor; duet and
cho., w Lizzie De Armond. © Ira
B. Wilson, as author of m. R 25236.
201
Lonesome little maid; w B. H. Burt,
m A. Solman; low voice. © Benj.
H. Burt and Alfred Solman, as
authors. R 25158. 202
Lord (The) hath given victory ; sacred
song, w James F. Belford. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, as author of m.
R 25087. 203
Lord Jeffery Amherst; in Songs of
Amherst college. © James S. Ham-
ilton, as author. R 25348. 204
Lord’s (The) anointed; duet, w Jos.
Montgomery, m EH. L. Ashford; ten.
and bar. © Henry S. Ashford, as
child of the deceased author. R
25076. 205
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206
Loud hosannas; saered song. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, as author. R
25092. 206
Love in springtime; w Edna Kingsley
Wallace; women’s trio. © Adolf
Frey, as author of m. R 24967. 207
Love me and the world is mine; w
D. Reed, jr.. m Ernest R. Ball. ©
David Reed, jr., as author of w, and
Maude Lambert, as widow of the
author of m. R 25051. 208
Love (The) of Jesus floods my soul;
song, w James Rowe. © Ira iB.
Wilson, as author of m. R mre
209
Love on a Japanese fan; w Edna
Terry Booth, m J. Jordan. © Susan
M. Bridgeman, and Allis Jordan |
Smith, as children of the deceased
author of m. R 25040. 210
Love’s locksmith; romantic comedy
opera, bk. and lyrics Emile Andrew
Huber, m Albert Mildenberg.
Victor Mildenberg, as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
254386. 211
Loves menu; intermezzo, William H.
Tyers.
25052.
Love’s philosophy; w Percy Bysshe
Shelley; high voice; in E flat. ©
Bruno Huhn, as author of m. R
25179. 21a
Love’s wireless telephone; song, W
Raymond W. Peck. © Robert Hood
Bowers, aS author of m. R 25065.
214
Lucky four-leaf clover; song; in F.
© H. Wakefield Smith, as author.
R 24971. 25
Lullaby (The) boat; by Jessie L.
Gaynor. © Dorothy Gaynor Blake
and Rose Gaynor Barrett, as chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
25250. 216
Luna pastimes; march and two-step,
Manuel Klein; pf. © Helen Klein,
as widow. R 25461. ping
Magic (The) month of May; w Clifton
Bingham, m Ernest Newton; in E.
© Dorothy Cornelius Newton, as
widow of the author of m. R 25298.
212
218
Maientanz; op. 65; miinnerchor. ©
Hermann Schulken, as author. R
25494. 219
490
© |
© Lena Tyers, as widow. R |
pt. II, n.s., v. 28
Man (The) behind the vote; male
voices. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as
author. R 25233. 220
Marche mignonne; by Eduardo Pol-
dini, op. 15, no. 2, ed. and fingered
Wilson G. Smith; pf. © Mez B.
Smith, aS widow of the author of
editing and fingering. R 25192. 221
Marching today; song, w Lizzie De
Armond. © Ira B. Wilson, as
author of m. R 25238. 222
Marching with Jesus; sacred song. ©
Edmund §S. Lorenz, as author. R
25094. 223
Marie Antoinette; valse reveuse; pf.
© Lee Orean Smith, as author. R
25161. 224
Mary; song, w Jas. F. MacDonald. ©
William Frederick Peters, aS author
of m. R 25046. 225
| Master (The) is calling the roll;
sacred song, w Jennie Wilson. ©
Ira Bishop Wilson, as author of m.
R 251138. 226
Médecin (Le); par Gabriel Dupont;
pf. © Maurice Martial Henri Du-
pont, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 24991. pa §
Mein Deutschland; text Albert Niess,
m Max Clarus, op. 86, no. 1; vier-
stimmiger minnerchor. Mar-
garethe Clarus, as widow. R 25484.
: 228
Melodious technical studies; pf.
Arthur Whiting, as author. R 25189.
229
Melodrama of Hiawatha; selections
from the poem by Longfellow,
musical setting Saidee Knowland
Coe; pf. © George A. Coe, as
widower. R 25252. 230
Melody in D; violin and pf. © Carl
Busch, as author. R 25205. 231
Men (The) who are true; song, w Mrs.
C. D. Martin. © Ira B. Wilson, as
author of m. R 25239. 232
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob lLud-
wig Felix) Spring song; arr. W. F.
Ambrosio; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, as author of arrangement.
R 25812. 233
Messe solennelle; by Giuseppe Fer-
rata, op. 15; mixed voices. © Alma ~
Ferrata and Mario Ferrata, as ehil- —
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 25412. 234 3
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no. 5, 1983
Metropol-quadrille; aus Auf _ in’s
metropol; klavier. © Victor Hol-
laender, as author. R 25490. 235
Mistress Mary; by Jessie L. Gaynor.
© Dorothy Gaynor Blake and Rose
Gaynor Barrett, as children of the
deceased author. R 25249. 236
Mizpah; benediction. © Edmund 38.
Lorenz, as author of m. R 25380.
237
Mort (La) de _ “Tintagiles; poeme
dramatique d’apres le drame de M.
Maeterlinck; pour grand orch. et
viola d’amour, op. 6; orch. Partition.
© Charles Martin Loeffler, as
author of m. R 25183. 238
Mort (La) rode; par Gabriel Dupont;
pf. © Maurice Martial Henri Du-
pont, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 24987. 239
Moser (Helen Place) Fifteen unison
choruses; ed. Helen M. Place. ©
Helen Place Moser, as author. R
25244. 240
Moszkowski (Moritz) Berceuse; op.
38, no. 2, ed. and fingered Wilson G.
Smith; pf. © Mez B. Smith, as
widow of the author of editing and
fingering. R 25202. 241
Mother’s (A) prayer; song. © C.
Austin Miles, as author. R 25342.
242
My Father’s land; sacred, w Eben EH.
Rexford, m J. S. Fearis. © Walter
E., Otto L. and Merle D. Fearis,
Jessie Fearis Blackman and Re-
becea Fearis Mills, as next of kin of
the author of m, who is not living.
R 25128. 243
My heart overflows with His love;
sacred song, w James Rowe. © Ed-
mund §8. Lorenz, as author of m. R
25099. 244
My one and only; w J. W. Johnson, m
Bob Cole. © James W. Johnson, as
author of w, and Dora Cole Norman
and Carriebel Cole Plummer, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 25165. 245
Napoli; song, m Leo Edwards. ©
Vincent Bryan, as author of w. R
25243. 246
Nature’s chorus; song, w S. C. Kirk.
© Grant Colfax Tullar, as author of
m. R 25148. 247
New anti-saloon songs. © Edmund S8.
Lorenz, as author of editing. R
25396. 248
New (The) arrival; march and two-
step; orch. © Anthony S. Brazil, as
author. R 25413. 249
Nirvana; valse gracieuse; pf. ©
George Dupont-Hansen, as author.
R 25245. 250
No, not by my vote; song, w Lizzie
DeArmond. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
as author of m. R 25225. 251
North (The) star; reverie, Kathleen
A. Roberts. © Sophie Ruth Keiser
King, as widow of the author of m.
R 25406. 252
Nothing but Jesus can satisfy; song,
w James Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson,
as author of m. R 25279. 253
Nuit blanche—hallucinations ; par Ga-
briel Dupont; pf. © Maurice Mar-
tial Henri Dupont, as next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
24985. 254
O come, and let us worship; anthem,
Moritz Hauptmann, ed. Max Spicker ;
mixed cho:, with organ ad lib, ©
Isabel Spicker Elsner, aS widow of
the author of editing. R 25172. 255
O heart of mine; song, w Louise
Heald, op. 34, no. 4. 1. Sop. or
ten—2. Alto or bar. © Henry
Clough-Leighter, as author of m. R
20299. 256
O Lord and Master; w J. G. Whittier,
m arr. J. S. Fearis; low voice. ©
Walter E., Otto L. and Merle D.
Fearis, Jessie Fearis Blackman, and
Rebecca Fearis Mills, as next of kin
of the author of arr. of m, who is
not living. R 25082. 257
O salutaris; motet; sop. ou ten., avec
choeur ad lib.; ace. d’orgue. © A.
Périlhou, as author. R 25002. 258
O spirit of poetry; w E. E. Hewitt, m
J. S. Fearis; sop. and alto. © Wal-
ter E., Otto L. and Merle D. Fearis,
Jessie Fearis Blackman and Re-
becca Fearis Mills, as next of kin of
the author of m, who is not living.
R 25205: 259
O theme divine; song, w Flora Kirk-
land. © Isaac H. Meredith, as au-
thor of m. R 25371. 260
Octaves and chord-studies; pf. ©
Frederick A. Williams, as author. R
25190. 261
Oh, what a night to spoon; w Frank
Reilly, m Theodore Morse. © Theo-
dora Morse, as widow. R 25410. 262
491
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263
Old Man Manhattan; w James O’Dea,
m Anna Caldwell. © Anna Cald-
well O’Dea, as author of m and
widow of the author of w. R 25163.
263
On the lake; by Karl L. Hoschna; pf.
© Hettie Hoschna, as widow. R
25058. 264
On to victory; song, w R. Hayes
Willis. © Ira B. Wilson, as author
of m. R 25447. 265
One sweetly solemn thought; by John
B. Marsh; s., a., and b. © Walter
V. V. Marsh, as child of the deceased
author. R 25346. 266
Only Thee; w and m in cho. J. S:
Fearis, m in solo Franz Abt. ©
Walter E., Otto L. and Merle D.
Fearis, Jessie Fearis Blackman and
Rebecca Fearis Mills, as next of kin
of one of the authors, who is not liv-
ing. R 253889. 267
Only Thine; sacred song, w R. A.
John. © Edmund 8S. Lorenz, as au-
thor of m. R 25214. 268
Only waiting; anthem, w Frances L.
Mace, m Arthur W. Nelson. ©
Flora Nelson Barry, as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not living.
R 25390. 269
Onward, Christian soldiers; anthem, w
Sabine Baring-Gould. © Ira B. Wil-
Son, aS author of m. R 253838. 270
Our Shepherd; by Mrs. Crosby Adams;
alto; in B flat. © Juliette A. Ad-
ams, aS author. R 25247. reas
Out of heaven; anthem, F. H. Cowen,
arr. Max Spicker; sop. solo and cho.,
with organ acc. © Isabel Spicker
Elsner, as widow of the author of
arrangement. R 25188. 272
Panamericana; morceau characteris-
tique, Victor Herbert, arr. Karl L.
Hoschna ; pf. duet. © Hettie Hosch-
na, aS widow. R 25050. 213
Pantomine dance; orch. © William
Baines, as author. R 25416. 274
Paraders (The) ; march and two-step,
arr. Herman Friedrich; orch.
Walter Rolfe, as author. R 25419.
275
Patrol of the musketeers; by G. Bach-
mann, arr. for orch. © Theo. Moses
Tobani, as author of arr. R 25148.
276
Pécheurs (Les) de _ Saint-Jean;
scénes de la vie maritime, poéme
492
pt. 11, n. s., v.28
Henri Cain. Partition chant et pf.
© Ch. M. Widor, as author of m. R
24997. 277
Petite (La) etrangere; valse lento;
orch. © Percival B. Metcalf, as au-
thor. R 25417. 278
Philipp. .(1.), \ Caprice) tpky ama
Philipp, as author. R 25009. 279
— Danza; pf. © I. Philipp, as au-
thor. R 25007. 280
Playing lady; pf. © John Mokrejs,
as author. R 25134. 281
Plymouth; song, w anon. © Alfred
G. Wathall, as author of m. R
24980. 282
Poupée valsante; pf. © I. Philipp,
as author. R 25005. 283
Praise the Lord; sacred song, w Anne
H. Woodruff. © Ira B. Wilson,
as author of m. R 25123. 284
Praise the Lord with songs of rejoic-
ing; anthem, w after the French of
A. Duval, by Th. Baker, m EH. N.
Mehul, arr. Max Spicker. 1. Mixed
voices.—2. Three-pt. women’s cho.;
pf. or organ acc. © Isabel Spicker
Elsner, as widow of the author of
arrangement of m. R 25197, 25198.
285, 286
© Edmund
R 25216. 287
Praise ye the Lord; song.
S. Lorenz, as author.
Pray right and vote right; song, w
Harriet H. Pierson. © Edmund §.
Lorenz, as author of m. R 25229.
288
Prayer (The) divine; m arr. HB. L.
Ashford; low voice. © Henry S.
Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 25084. 289
Princess beggar; overture. © Alfred —
G. Robyn, as author. R 25458. 290 —
—w E. Paulton, m A. G. Robyn.
1. Opening cho., act 1—2. Finale
2—3 Opening cho., act 2. © Hd-
ward Paulton and Alfred G. Robyn,
as authors. R 25458, 25460, 25466. —
291-293 —
Princess’s song; from The belle of —
Mayfair, Leslie Stuart. © Kath-
arine Leslie Stuart, as widow. R-
25451. 294
Prinzess Rosine; operette; pf. u. ge-—
sang. © Paul Lincke, as author of
m. R 25170. 295
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Prohibition is the only certain way;
song, w Mrs. J. M. Hunter. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, as author of m.
R. 20224. 296
Promise (The) made to mother; w
Ina Duley Ogden, m J. S. Fearis;
solo and cho. © Walter E., Otto
L. and Merle D. Fearis, Jessie Fearis
Blackman, and Rebecca Fearis Mills,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 25081. 297
Promised (The) Messiah; service for
Christmas, J. W. Lerman and Chas.
C. Ackley. © Isaac H. Meredith, as
one of the authors. R 25394. 298
Publish glad tidings; anthem, w. M.
A. Thompson, m E. L. Ashford. ©
Henry S. Ashford, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 25388.
299
Put up Thy sword; sacred song, Ww
Mary M. Culter. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, as author of m. R 25101.
300
Rameaux (Les); by G. Faure, arr.
W. F. Ambrosio; violin and pf. ©
Gustay Saenger, as author of ar-
rangement. R 25310. 301
Reason (The) for my faith; solo and
cho., w H. A. Hoffman, m Arthur
W. Nelson. © Flora Nelson Barry,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 25104. 302
Red rose, red rose; pt.-song or cho.,
w Catharine Young Glen; men’s
voices, a cappella © James H.
Rogers, as author of m. R 25196.
303
Resting in His love; hymn and hymn-
tune, w Lizzie De Armond. © Ed-
mund §. Lorenz, as author of m. R
25071. 304
Resting on the Lord; solo and cho.,
w IF. R. Havergal, m EB. L. Ashford.
© Henry S. Ashford, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 25105.
305
Reveille; w John Hay; bar. © James
H. Rogers, as author of m. R 25175.
306
Reves; pf. © I. Philipp, as author.
R 25006. 307
Risen in the power of God; Haster
song, w Robert H. Westwood. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, as author of m.
R 25098. 308
B20
Road (The) to yesterday ; poem Caro-
line McCormick; med. voice. © R.
Huntington Woodman, as author.
R 25182. 309
Rock of ages; sacred song, w Winifred
A. Cheaney. © Edmund §S. Lorenz,
as). author: of, m}) Ro 25102; 310
Roll (The) of honor; march; military
band. © Frederick W. Clement, as
author. R 25442. 311
Rollinson (Thomas H.) ‘Twenty-four
guitar solos; ed. T. H. Rollinson.
© Henry P. Buncher, as executor of
the author of editing. R 24974.
312
Sailor’s (A) pay day; two-step, by
Otto and John Heinzman; pf.
Otto M. Heinzman, as one of the
authors, and Dorothy Heinzman, as
child of the deceased author. R
25039. ~ 313
Saloon money; song. © Edmund S§S.
Lorenz, as author. R 25228. 314
Saloons bring business; song. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, as author. R 25230.
315
Same (The) blue eyes; w Rene Bron-
ner, m H. W. Petrie. © Julia C.
Petrie, as widow. R 25162. 316
Sanctus; no. 2. © Carl F. Price, as
author of m. R 25509. Baur’
Saviour like a shepherd; duet, w
Dorothy A. Thrupp; sop. and alto.
© Ira B. Wilson, as author of m.
R 25392. 318
Saviour (The) will be waiting; song,
w J. T. Latta. © Ira B. Wilson, as
author of m. R 25448. 319
Seattering deeds of love; sacred song,
w Ida L. Reed. © Ira B. Wilson,
as author of m. R 25111. 320
Scéne de ballet; by Ch. de Beriot, arr.
W. F. Ambrosio; violin and pf. ©
Gustav Saenger, aS author of ar-
rangement. R 25309. Bol
Schlaf wohl, mein kind; op. 75, nr. 2,
dichtung Julius Gersdorff; dreistim-
miger frauenchor. © Gustav Bal-
damus, aS author of m. R 25475.
322
Searching the Scriptures; w E. S.
Lorenz, m J. 8S. Fearis. © Walter
K., Otto L. and Merle D. Fearis,
Jessie Fearis Blackman and Rebecca
Fearis Mills, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
25125. 323
493
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324
Sérénade: pf. © I. Philipp, as author.
R 25004. 324
Sérénade de Gillotin; de G. Goublier,
arr. Jules Walter. 1. Pf.—2. Violin
et pf.—s. Flaite et pf.—4. Mand. et
pf.—). Orch., avec pf.-conducteur. ©
Henriette Amélie Dufaut, as widow
of the author of arr. R 25495-25499.
325-329
Serving Jesus everywhere; sacred
song, w Mrs. Frank A. Breck. ©
Ira B. Wilson, as author of m. R
25112. 330
Sesame; by Robert A. King; pf. ©
Sophie Ruth Keiser King, as widow.
R 25409. 331
Shadow dance: by Hans Engelmann,
op. 740; pf. © Marie C. Engelmann,
as widow. R 25208. 332
She’s so much like you mother; w B.
J. Gilbert, m Ernest R. Ball. ©
Maude Lansbert, as widow of the
author of m. R 25048. 333
Shining after rain; sacred song, w
Mrs. Frank A. Breck. -© Ira B.
Wilson, as author of m. R 25116.
334
Short voluntary; by E. L. Ashford;
organ. © Henry S. Ashford, as
child of the deceased author. R
26 (. SH)
Shout the watchword; song, w Har-
riet E. Jones. © Ira B. Wilson, as
author of m. R 25240. 336
Simper (Caleb) Seventeen volun-
taries; organ, American organ or
harmonium, bk.7. © Caleb Simper,
as author. R 25478. 337
Since Jesus dwells within; sacred song,
w Elizabeth A. Wakeman. © Ira
B. Wilson, as author of m. R 25118.
338
Sing O heavens; Christmas anthem,
John A. West. © Joseph M. West,
as child of the deceased author. R
25262. 339
Sing on, O heavenly throng; w James
Rowe; low voice. © Ira B. Wilson,
as author of m. R 25085. 340
Singing evermore; sacred song, w Julia
E. Burnard. © Edmund §. Lorenz,
as author of m. R 25095. 341
Sleep song; pf. © Edythe Pruyn Hall,
as author. R 25256. 342
© Frank Her-
R 25060.
343
Sleeping flowers; pf.
bert Grey, as author.
494
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
Slumbering (The) sea; lullaby, Theo.
F. Morse, arr. for orch. © Theo.
Moses-Tobani, as author of arrange-
ment. R 25307. 344
Soir (Le) tombe dans la chambre;
par Gabriel Dupont: pf. © Maurice
Martial Henri Dupont, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 24993. 345.
Soldier’s (The) dream of home; pt.-
song, w E. E. Hewitt, m George B.
Nevin; men’s voices. © Lillias C.
Nevin, as widow of the author.
R 25213. . 346
Soldiers in the army; song, w J. Mc-
Phail. © Mrs. M. L. MePhail, as
author of m. R 25029. 347
Something seems to tell me I’m in love
with you; song, w Harry Williams.
© Egbert Van Alstyne, as author of
m and Carolyn Quinn, as widow of
the author of w. R 25058. 348
Sometimes; song. © Caro Roma, as
author. R 25468. 349:
Song (A) of faith; sacred, w from
Psaim 13; low voice; in A min.
Bruno Huhn, as author. R 25181.
350
Song (A) of praise; sacred, w from
Psalm 9; low voice; in D. © Bruno
Huhn, as author. R 25180. 351
Song of Thanksgiving; cantata, WwW
Shapco H. Wensley, m John Henry
Maunder; sop., ten., bass, or con-
tralto, soli and cho. © Ellen Fanny
Fulgoux Maunder, as widow. R
25021. 352
Songs of Amherst college; music arr.
Norman Percy Foster, James Shel-
ley Hamilton and Elijah Roberts
Williams. © James S. Hamilton, as
one of the authors. R 25349. 353
Songs (The) within; sacred song, W
James Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson, as
author of m. R 25122. 354
all waters; anthem for
Christmas. © Ira B. Wilson, as au-
thor of m. R 25374. 355
Speak to those about you; song. ©
Ira B. Wilson, as author. R 25445.
356
Stars of the summer night; pt.-song,
w Henry W. Longfellow. © Harvey
B. Gaul, as author of m. R 24969.
357
Stella; song, w Josiah G. Holland. ©
Sound over
Alfred G. Wathall, as author of m. —
358
R 25286.
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no. 0. 1933
Still, still with Thee; anthem, w Har-
riet Beecher Stowe. © Ira B. Wil-
son, as author of m. R 25382. 359
Straw-ride (The); by Harrison
Aldrich, arr.; orch. © Theodore
Bendix, as author of arr. R 25449.
360
Strolling on the sand; song. © Bar-
ney Fagan, as author. R 25042.
i 361
Sweet and low; 4-pt. women’s cho., a
cappella. © James H. Rogers, as
author. R 25203. 362
Sweet Genevieve; song, Henry Tucker,
arr. Albert W. Berg; alto; in F. ©
Lillie Berg, as child of the deceased
author of arr. R 25140. 363
Sylphs (The) ; op. 2, no, 1; pf. © R.
Spaulding Stoughton, as _ author.
R 25206. 364
Sylvester; song, w Frances R, Haver-
gal. © John S. Camp, as author of
m. R 25296, 365
Tale of the monkey maid; w Alex
Rogers, m Bert A. Williams. ©
Lavinia Rogers, as widow. R 25157.
366
Tapper’s graded piano course. bk. 4.
1. Graded studies.—2. Graded pieces.
© Thomas Tapper, as author of
editing. R 25204, 25212. 367, 368
Te Deum in D. © Charles B. Clemons,
as author of m. R 25267. 369
Teil. mother I’ll be there; arr. H. Fill- |
more. 1. Band.—2. Orch. © Henry
Fillmore, as author. R 254389, 25440.
370, 371
Tendresse; melodie expressive, H.
Ravina, arr. for: orch. © Theo.
Moses Tobani, as author of arr. R
25142. 372
Thanksgiving prelude; organ volun-
tary, George Hahn, arr. E. L. Ash-
ford. © Henry S. Ashford, as child
of the deceased author. R 25378.
373
Then I shall understand; song, w
James Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson, as
author of m. R 25278. 374
Then our country will be free; song,
w James Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson,
as author of m. R 25237. 315
Thorns and roses; w and m J. W.
Burgess, m arr. P. P. Bilhorn. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, as author. R
25027. 376
591
Thou art my salvation; anthem, Mo-
ritz Hauptmann, ed. Max Spicker;
mixed cho., with organ ad lib. ©
Isabel Spicker Elsner, as widow of
the author of editing. R 251738.
377
"Tis the saloon; song, w Mrs. C. D.
Martin. © Edmund S. Lorenz, as
author of m.. R 25222. 378
To Astra; song, Jessie L. Gaynor. ©
Dorothy Gaynor Blake and Rose
Gaynor Barrett, as children of the
deceased author. R 25253. 379
To Jesus Ill never say nay; song, w
Harriet E. Jones. © Ira B. Wilson,
as author of m. R 25444. 380
To Santa’s land with the dream man;
Christmas cantata, libretto Lizzie
De Armond. © Isaac H. Meredith,
as author of m. R 25398. 381
Torch (The) of faith; sacred song, w
Mrs. Frank A. Breck. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, as author of m. |R
25090. 382
Traumerei; w Thomas S. Jones, jr.;
alto. © James H, Rogers, as author
On Me Re Zoli. 383
Trolley (The) line for mine; song. ©
Dave Reed, jr., as author, R 25472.
384
Turpin’s ghost; song, w F. E. Weath-
erly; in F. © Frederick W. Spar-
row, as author of m. R 25139. 385
Twilight; pf. © Edythe Pruyn Hall,
‘as author. R 25255. 386
Two (A) mile gospel; song. © Wil-
liam Edie Marks, as author. R
25480. 387
Under the lovesick tree; Song, Ww
Arthur J. Lamb. © Alfred Solman,
as author of m. R 25420. 388
© I. Philipp, as
389
Verwelket-verdorret ; lied im volkston,
text Albert Niess, m Max Clarus, op.
36, no. 2; vierstimmiger minnerchor.
© Margarethe Clarus, as widow. R
25485. 390
Vienna echoes; op. 464, potpourri on
Valse légére; pf.
author. R 25008.
Vienna melodies; orch. © Theo.
Moses Tobani, as author. R 25144.
391
Villanelle (La) du diable; aprés un
poéme de M. Rollinat, fantaisie
symphonique pour grand orch. et
orgue, op. 9; orch. Partition. ©
495
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
392
Villanelle (La) du diable—Continued
Charles Martin Loeffler, as author
of m; R 25187: 392
Voice of April; w Frank Dempster
Sherman; high voice. © James H.
Rogers, as author of m. R 25178.
393
Vorschuss (Der) auf die seligkeit;
aus Auf in’s metropol, ausstattungs-
revue Julius Freund. © Victor
Hollaender, as author of m. R
25489. 394
Vote as you pray; Song, w Julia H.
Johnston. © Ira B. Wilson, as
author of m. R 25241. 395
Wagner (Richard) Song to the eve-
ning Star; from Tannhiduser, arr. W.
F. Ambrosio; violin and pf. © Gus-
tav Saenger, as author of arrange-
ment. R 25808. 396
Wake up: gospel song, w and m J.
W. Burgess, m arr. P. P. Bilhorn.
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, as author.
R 25026. 397
Waltz me around again Willie; w
Will D. Cobb, m Ren Shields. ©
Kate Cobb, as next of kin of the
author of w, who is not living. R
25272. 398
Wandern im fritihling; op. 63; mién-
nerchor. © Hermann Schulken, as
author. R 25492. 399
Waratah; w F. Mason North, m Moses
S. Cross. © A. L. Farish, as execu-
tor of the author of m. R 25295.
400
Was der waldbach sich erzahlt; by
Eduardo Poldini; pf. © James H.
Rogers, as author of editing and
fingering. R 25201. 401
Washington grays; march, C. S. Gra-
fulla, arr. for orch. © Alfred Roth,
as author of arrangement. R 25306.
402
We must reap as we sow; sacred song,
w Mrs. Frank A. Breck. © Ed-
mund §. Lorenz, as author of m.
R 25098. 403
© Edmund
R 25387.
404
(Das); eine Wei-
© Edmund S. Lo-
R 25079. 405
Welcome (The) light of love; sacred
song, w Mrs. C. D. Martin. © Ira
B. Wilson, as author of m. R 25121.
406
We praise Thee, O God.
S. Lorenz, as author of m.
Weihnachtsland
nachts liturgie.
renz, as author.
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Welt (Die) ist sonnig; op. 76, nr. 2,
dichtung Julius Gersdorff; gem.
chor. © Gustav Baldamus, as au-
thor of m. R 25477. 407
What a blessing is His Love; song, w
James Rowe. © Ira B. Wilson, as
author of m. R 27280. 408
What a happy country; solo and cho.,
w James Rowe. Edmund §&.
Lorenz, as author of m. R 25231.
409
What a wonderful place it would be;
sacred song, w James Rowe. © Ira
B. Wilson, as author of m R
25119. 410
What is the song; duet, w Meta E. B.
Thorne, m John S. Fearis; sop. and
ten., or alto. © Walter E., Otté L.
and Merle D. Fearis, Jessie Fearis
Blackman and Rebecca Fearis Mills,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 26077. 411
What makes the woman; from The
belle of Mayfair, w Geo. Arthurs, m
Leslie Stuart. © Katharine Leslie
Stuart, as widow. R 25450. 412
What the butler saw; march; pf. ©
George Braham, as author. R
25469. 413
What’s the good; song, w C. D. Mar-
tin, m J. S. Fearis. © Walter E.,
Otto L. and Merle D. Fearis, Jes-
sie Fearis Blackman and Rebecca
Fearis Mills, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living.
Ri 25276. 414
What say the bells; Easter song, w
Elizabeth Wakeman. © Ira B. Wil-
son, as author of m. R 25110. 415
What sort of a backbone; male voices.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, as author of
Min) i owes. 416
© Peter
R 25025.
417
When father laid the carpet on the
stairs; song. © Nelson Jackson, as
author. R 25151. 418
When is Christ coming; sacred song,
w Horace Eaton Walker. © Ed-
mund §S. Lorenz, as author of m.
R 25088. 419
When the days are sunny honey; w
What will ve bind; song.
Philip Bilhorn, as author.
W.H. Tabor, m Lyn Udall. © Jack
Keating, as author of m. R 25048.
420
496
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no. 9, 1933
When the ebb-tide flows; w Clifton
Bingham, m Stanley Gordon; bass
voice; in E flat. © Beatrice Bar-
nard, as widow of the author of w.
mR 25159. 421
When the girl you love loves you;
w Harry Williams, m Harry Cooper.
© Carolyn Quinn, as widow of the
author of w. R 25059. 422
When the leaves turn to gold; w Leo
Wood, m L. Edwards. © Gertrude
Wood, as widow and Leo Edwards,
as author. R 25487. 423
When the lights are low; musical
sketch, duet. © Arthur A. Penn, as
author. R 25044. 424
When the robins bid the fading rose
good-bye; song, Wm. Cahill and R.
Gerard. © Richard H. Gerard, as
author of m. R 25169. 425
When the victory has been won; song,
w Jennie Wilson. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, aS author of m. R 25223.
426
When the wildflowers scent the wood-
land; w Moulton G. Farnham, m
Lyn Udall. © Jack Keating, as
author of m. R 25047. 427
Where my forefathers died; from
Abyssinia, w Alex Rogers, m Bert
A. Williams. © Lavinia Rogers, as
widow. R 25156. 428
Where the weeping willow shades the
mossy lane; w Monroe H. Rosenfeld,
m A. Solman. © Eunice M. Rosen-
feld, as widow of the author of w,
and Alfred Solman, as author of im.
R 25167. 429
While Thee I seek; duet, m E. L.
Ashford; sop. and bar. © Henry S.
Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 25074. 430
While we pass each other by; w and
m Arthur Gillespie. © Rose Gil-
lespie, aS widow. R 25038. 431
Why can’t a girl be a soldier; song, w
J. J. Nilan. © Roger Halle, as
author of m. R 25153. 432
Why not receive Him; gospel song,
w Ada Blenkhorn. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, as author of m. R 25204.
433
446
Why should I fear; sacred song, w
M. McCrae Culter. © Edmund S8.
Lorenz, as author of m. R 25100.
434
Will the angels let me play; song, w
W. L. Werden. © Frederick E.
Gladdish, as author of m. R 25273.
435
With heart and voice; sacred, w E. 8S.
Lorenz, m J. S. Fearis. © Walter
H., Otto L. and Merle D. Fearis,
Jessie EF. Blackman and Rebecca
Fearis Mills, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
25124. 436
With revels and wassails; four-pt.
song, w from old Christmas verses,
by Beeching; women’s cho. © R.
Huntington Woodman, as author of
m. R 25199. 437
Wohlfahrt (Franz) Sixty studies for
the violin; op. 45, ed. Hugene Gruen-
berg. bk. 2. 380 studies in the 3d
position.—bk. 1. 30 studies in the
1st position. © A. St. Gruenberg,
as executor of the author of the
editing. R 24972, 24975. 438, 439
Won't your mamma let you come out
and play; w J. W. Johnson, m Bob
Cole. © James W. Johnson, as
author of w, and Dora Cole Norman
and Carriebel Cole Plummer, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 25164. 440
Work till the victory comes; song, w
HK. E. Hewitt. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
as author of m. R 25219. 441
Yesterday ran roses; w Robert Love-
man; high voice. © James H.
Rogers, aS author of m. R 25174.
442
© Anna Cald-
R 25152:
443
Yours only and always; song, w Frank
Watt. © Alfred Solman, as author
of m. R 25421. 444
Zamacueca (La); souvenir de Val-
paraiso, de Th. Ritter, transcription
Ad. Soyer; pf., violon, violoncelle
et contrebasse. © J. P. Laurent
Chevalier, as executor of the author
of transcription. R 25010. 445
Zipfelchen vom himmelreich; walzer,
aus Auf in’s metropol; klavier. ©
Victor Hollaender, as author. R
25487. 446
Young antelope; pf.
well O’Dea, as author.
497
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MUSICAL COMPOSITICNS
Notice.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or
music, no statement of authorship is given.
A ti; vals, letra y melodia. © 1.
June 7, 1933; E unp. 72323; José
Ramirez. 11671
Abbruzzo forte gentile; versi e me-
lodia. ©1c. June 15, 1933; E unp.
732538; Pasquale Sciascia. 11672
Abendlied ; v. Karl Blume, paraphrase
Leopold Weninger ; salon-orch.
stimmen. © May 16, 1933; E for.
30208; Heinrichshofen’s verlag.
11673
[and] Winter; aus Dem kleinen
rosengarten, Hermann Loéns, m Karl
Blume; klavier u. lautenbegl. nach
pelieben. © May 16, 1983; E for.
30207 ; Heinrichshofen’s verlag.
1674
Aching heart; w and melody. © 1.
June 17, 1983; E unp. 72684; David
M. DuCille. 11675
Adam-valse; sur les motifs de l’opér-
ette L’oiseleur, C. Zeller, arr. Fran-
cis Salabert; orch. ptes. © Apr. 1,
1933; E for. 30168; Editions Sala-
bert, 11676
Add your smile to my smile; w and
melody. © 1c. June 27, 1933; E
unp. 73139; Marion W. Wheeler.
11677
Adelaide; song. ©1c. June 15, 1933;
E unp. 72617; Russell T. Snyder.
11678
Adieu (L’) au troupeau; poéme Henry
Moreau, m Mare Delmas. © Dec.
31, 1932; E for. 30145; Lucien de,
Lacour. 11679
Adios, good-bye; w and m Pedro Fer-
nandez, English version Ronald
Frankau; with ukulele arr. [Eng-
lish text only] © Feb. 14, 1933;
HE for. 80326; Peter Maurice music
co., ltd, 11680
Adoration ; waltz, w Demarest Cassidy,
melody Willis and Joseph Gregar.
© 1c. June 2, 1933; E unp. 72162;
Willis Gregar, Jos. Gregar and Dem
Cassidy. 11681
Adriana Lecouvreur; danze, Frances-
co Ciléa, trascrizione libera Guido
Farinelli; violino, violoncello e pf.
conduttore, con violino 2 e contra-
basso ad lib. © Mar. 28, 1933; HE
for. 30330; Casa musicale Sonzogno,
S. a. 11682
After all; w and melody. ©1c. June
9, 19838; E unp. 72449; Otis René,
Leon René and Ben Hllison. 11683
After school; march; pf. ©1c. June
12, 1933; E unp. 72534; Edna Marie
Lander. 11684
After the wedding; w and melody.
©1c. June 17, 1983; E unp. 72686;
Adrian A. Cooper. 11685 ©
Ah, go on; w Joe Young, melody J.
Fred Coots. © 1c. June 14, 1933;
EK unp, 72559; Irving Berlin, inc.
11686
Ah! ha! I see you’ve already guessed ;
song. ©1c. June 22, 1933; E unp.
72998; Eva Della White Wakelee.
11687
Ah, love, but a day; w Robert Brown-
ing, m Marshall Kernochan; med.
voice. © June 15,.1933; E . pub.
36726; Galaxy music corp. [Copy-
right is claimed on revision of
music] 11688
Ah wants ter go to nigger heben, to
see my Mammy; negro spiritual.
© 1c. June 10, 1983; E unp. 72847;
Ruby Danks Cadman, 11689
Ai sigari de Pinedo; marcia, versi
Domenico Schettini, con melodia.
© 1c. May 25, 1933; E unp. 72101;
Antonio Livio. 11690
Aimons-nous et dormons; paroles
Théodore de _ Banville, English,
Evangeline Lehman, m Claude De-
bussy. © May 29, 1933; E pub.
36513; Theodore Presser co. 11691
Ain’t gonna grieve my Lord anymore;
w Judy Canova, with melody. ©
1 ec June 7, 19838; E unp. 72340;
Anna Canova. 11692
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pt. I, n. S35 Veen
11693
Ain’t that marvelous, my baby loves
me; w and melody Ben Bernie, Al
Goering and Walter Hirsch. ©1 ¢.
June 12, 1933; E unp. 72587; Fa-
mous music corp. 11693
Airs (Les) de Mercier; fantaisie-sé-
lection, Francis Salabert, sur les re-
frains René Mercier; orch. ptes. ©
Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30169; Editions
Salabert. 11694
Airs (Les) du poilu; fantaisie-sélec-
tion, Francis Salabert; orch. ptes.
© Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30170; Edi-
tions Salabert. 11695
Alabama man; w and m Harry Revel
and Mack Gordon; with ukulele arr.
© May 31, 1933; E pub. 36595; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
11696
Alarm clock blues; w and melody D.
Butcher. © 1c. June 9, 1933; E
unp. 72930; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 11697
Alaska (The) waltz; song, m V. R.
and Margherita Foreman. © 1 ¢.
June 5, 1933; E unp. 72284; V. Roy
Foreman. 11698
Album de Maroussia ; 12 piéces, Joseph
Strimer; pf. © Apr. 1. 1933; E for.
30107; Rouart, Lerolle et cie. 11699
Alguna vez; w and melody Agustin
Lara. ©1c. June 17, 1933; E unp.
72945; Southern music pub. co., inc.
11700
All alone with shattered dreams; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1e¢. June 7, 1933; E unp. 72355;
Clara Brewster. 11701
All bound down; w and melody V.
Medford. © 1c. June 5, 1933; E
unp. 72936; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 11702
All day on the prairie; composed and
arr. David W. Guion, choral arr.
Wallingford Riegger; 3-pt. men’s
cho. © June 1, 1933; E pub. 36803;
G. Schirmer, inc. 11703
All is life; song. © June 10, 1933;
E pub. 36657; Henry Knighton.
11704
All my dreams are of you; w and
m HE. Trapp, arr. Walter W. New-
comer. © May 31, 1933; E pub.
86585; Ellis L. Trappey. 11705
All over Italy they sing so prettily;
w Ralph Butler, m Ronnie Munro;
with ukulele arr. © June 2, 1933;
000
E for. 30205; Irwin Dash music co.,
ltd. 11706
Alla spagnuola; caprice, Edouard
Bron; violon, avee ace. de pf. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 30151; Lucien
de Lacour. 11707
Alma mater; Georgia state college for
women, w and m Annie Solomon
Powell Singley; pf. © Mar. 17,
1933; E pub. 36558; Alumnae assn.
of Georgia state college for women.
11708
Aloha oe; Hawaisches tango, w Lud-
wig Andersen, m Queen Liliuokalani,
bearb. R. Bender, arr. Hermann
Krome; salon-orch. u. orch, stim-
men. © Jan. 23, 1933; E for. 29914;
B. Schott’s sdhne. 11709
Alondra; w and melody Agustin Lara.
©1c. June 14, 1933; E unp. 72946;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 11710
Alone; song. © 1c. June 21, 1933; E
unp. 72992; Lucie Crumlick. 11711
Alone in the dark; song, m Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. June 2, 1933; E unp.
72219; O. M. Elliott. 11712
Alone with you; valse song. ©1«e
June 17, 1983; E unp. 72895; Ed-
win Carl Stoetzner. 11713
Always to you; song. ©1ce. June 17,
1933; E unp. 72700; Mary Wright
Bain. 11714
America, my America; w and melody.
© 1c. June 15, 1933; E unp. 72618 ;
Lillian M. Batts. 11715
American (An) tragedy; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. June 8, 1933; E unp.
72440; Jack Greenman, Emil Bilot-
ta and George Clare. 11716
America’s sons; song. ©1c. June 16,
1933; E unp. 72646; Blanche E.
Craig Brydon. oe bye Wg
-And then good night; song. ©1 ec.
June 22, 1933; E unp. 72972; N. B.
Winkless, jr. 11718
*And then you will be mine forever
more; melody. © 1 ¢. June 23,
1938; E unp. 73005; David Klatz-
kin. 11719
And this shall make us free; w Daniel
Sargent, m Marshall Kernochan;
high voice. © June 15, 19383; E
pub. 36722; Galaxy music corp.
[Copyright is claimed on revision of
music] 11720
Angela; song. © June 138, 1933; E
pub. 36886; Amelia Mudd. 11721
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Angelillo; paso-doble; orch. pts. ©
Feb. 1, 1983; E for. 30216; A. Urme-
neta. 11722
Angels (The) sing; w and melody. |
© 1c. June 5, 1933; E unp. 72287;
Antonio Livio. 11723
Annie Mad Little; w and melody. ©
Pee dune 19: 193s: HP unp. TZ 767 ;
Herman G. Comery. 11724
Anxiously waiting; w and melody. ©
PAewwOe t. ooao. EY UND, (oll;
H. J. Klaes. 11725
Any place is paradise as long as you
are there; w Sam Coslow, m
Stephan Pasternacki. © 1c. June
2, 919333, Ey -unp.), 72922: Famous
music corp. 11726
Any time is love time; song. © 1 e«.
June 5, 1933; EH unp. 72285; Manuel
Arthur Neves. 11727
Anything and everything for you; w
and m M. Blodgett, m arr. L. De
Young. ©1«. June 9, 1933; E unp.
72447; Martha Blodgett and Lau-
retta De Young. 11728
April sunlight; by Francesco B. De-
Leone; pf. © May 29, 1933; E pub.
36530; Theodore Presser co. 11729
Argentine nights; serenade, Herberte
Jordan, arr. Aubrey Winter; orch.
pts. © June 6, 1933; E for. 30358;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd. 11730
Arizona (The) trail; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
June 17, 1933; E unp. 72711; Cecelia
L. Vail. ale bres
Arlequin ; w and melody Agustin Lara.
© 1c. June 17, 1933; E unp. 72947;
Southern music pub. ¢o., ine.
L732
Art (L’) de toucher le clavecin; par
Francois Couperin, hrsg. und ins
Deutsche tibersetzt Anna _ Linde,
Englische tibersetzung Mevanwy
Roberts. © Apr. 18, 1983; E for.
30488; Breitkopf & Hirtel. 11733
As time passed all too soon; pf. treble
wre w. © 1 ¢, June 22/1983:
unp. 72987; Glenn Wilhelm Brodin.
11734
As we waltz and waltz and waltz; w
Joseph EH. Saunders, m Oscar G.
Petters and J. E. Saunders. © 1c.
June 3, 1983; E unp. 72221; Har-
mony music pub. co. 11735
11748
As when at evening; hymn-anthem,
Hugh §S. Roberton, w and new arr. of
m Charles F. Manney ; mixed voices,
with organ ad lib. © June 16, 1933;
E pub. 386829; B. F. Wood music
co. 11736
Ashes of dreams; w and melody Ave
Marie C. Cassidy. © 1c. June 27,
1933; E unp. 731386; Evelyn C. Mc-
Gonigle. AMEE
At midnight with you; fox-trot, w H.
Pierce, melody E. Burke. © 1 «.
June 2, 19338; E unp. 72179; Everett
Burke and Harry Pierce. 11738
At the little pig and whistle; w and
m Ralph Butler and Ronnie Mun-
roe; with ukulele arr. © June 30,
1933; E for. 30527; Irwin Dash
music co., ltd. 11739
At twilight; w and m Marie Ordway.
© 1c. June 6, 1933; E unp. 72301;
Frank B. Lambert and Marie O.
Lambert. 11740
Au bout du film; sketch Jean Rodor,
m nouvelle et arrs. Louis Bonin.
Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30259; Editions
Salabert. 11741
Auf ferner wacht; aus. Schlichte
weisen, w wu. weise Wilhelm Rin-
kens, op. 27, nr. 4; gemischten chor,
a cappella. Partitur u. stimmen. ©
Feb. 27, 1933; E for. 30408; Hein-
richshofen’s verlag. 11742
Aunque guiera Olvidarteo; melody
Agustin Lara. ©1c. June 17, 1933;
E unp. 72948; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 11743
Aupres de ma mie; petite valse lente, —
R. H. Bassett; pf. © 1c. June 16,
1933; E unp. 72732 ; Movietone music
corp. 11744
Aus liebe zur heimat; singspiel in 4
bildern, Giinther Bibo, m Janos von
Mory, arr. Hermann Biichel; voll-
stindiger klavierauszug mit text. ©
May 3, 1933; E for. 30506; Cres-
cendo theaterverlag, G. m. b. H.
11745
Automobiling; fox trot song. ©l1e
June 21, 1933; E unp. 73061; Geral-
dine Lawty. 11746
Autumn leaves; valse song. © 1 e.
June 5, 1938; E unp. 72380; C. Cal-
vin. 11747
Ave Maria; Latin text; sop.; organ
ace. © June 24, 1933; E pub. 36950;
Quido J. Petru. 11748
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11749
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
liturgical w, m Augusto Vannini,
special organ acc. Homer Hum-
phrey; with violin obbl. © May 1,
19338; E pub. 36441; McLaughlin &
Reilly co. 11749
mixed voices; organ ace. ©1e.
June 29, 1933; E unp. 73251; Maxi-
milian Friess. 11750
Avee entrain; one-step; orch. ptes.
© Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 30096; Hu-
bert Gillot. 11751
Awake; hymn, setting from Kind
words can never die, w H. A. Nel-
son, m Abby Hutchinson Patton.
© Aug. 17, 1932; E pub. 34434; Her-
man Arnold Nelson. 11752
Away from you; song. © 1c. June
9, 1983; E unp. 72873; H. W. Ben-
nett. 11753
Ayer se la llevaron; cancion tango,
letra Justo Rocha Quintero. © 1.
June 6, 1983; E unp. 72307; Fer-
nando Diaz Giles. 11754
Baby fingers; song, m Frank S. Wildt.
© 1c. June 9, 1933; E unp. 72462;
Ellen Lucretia Johnson Glover.
11755
Baby needs a pair ob shoes; w and
melody. © 1c. June 24, 1933; E
unp. 73037; William Klesmer.
11756
Baby, you’re grown-up; fox-trot song,
melody Hermione Blackwood. © 1
ec. June, 1. 2923: H.. -unp. , 72134;
Phyllis Marjorie Lintott. ALTOT
Baby’s message; song. © June 15,
19383; E pub. 36890; Albert HE.
Knowles. 11758
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Kantate nr.
67; am Sonntage Quasimodogeniti,
English version Lucy E. Broadwood,
tr. francaise G. Bret et Ch. Schweit-
zer, klavierauszuz Gtinter Raphael;
gem. chor u. soli. © Apr. 18, 1933;
E for. 30481; Breitkopf & Hirtel.
11759
Kantate nr. 128; am feste der
Himmelfahrt Christi, English ver-
sion Mevanwy Roberts, klavieraus-
zug Giinter Raphael; gem. chor u.
soli. © May 24, 1933; E for. 30480;
Breitkopf & Hiirtel. 11760
—— Nicene creed and Agnus Dei; sup-
pl. to communion service for ¢con-
gregational singing, set to chorales
from cantatas of J. 8S. Bach by H.
McGowan. Nicene creed: from
chorale prelude Durch Adams fall.
Agnus Dei: from Herzliebster Jesu,
melody J. Criiger. © May 4, 1933;
E for. 30229; Oxford univ. press.
11761
—-— Prelude and fugue in D major;
no. 5 in The well-tempered ¢lavi-
chord, transcribed A. Walter Kram-
er, ed. Albert Stoessel; string orch.
with pf. ad lib. Se. and pts. ©
May 18, 1933; E pub. 36828; G.
Schirmer, inc. 11762
Preludio; from E major sonata
for violin, transcribed Sergei Rach-
maninoff; pf. © Apr. 6, 1933; EB
pub. 36553; Carl Fischer, ine.
11763
Back at cobblestone hall; song, m
Charles M. Eddy, jr. © 1 c¢. June
3, 1933; E unp. 72205; Myrtle Lillian
Wadsworth. 11764
Back home; w Mary Duryee, with
melody. © 1c. June 15, 1933; E
unp. 72610; Joan Law. 11765
Back to Cincinnati; pf. with w. © 1
ec. June 16, 1983; E unp. 12652;
Arthur McFarlane. 11766
Back to the old folks homestead; song,
melody Sally Lotta. ©1c. June 2,
1933; E unp. 72186; Fred Cook.
11767
Back where I started; song, m Ruby
Hayes Wood and Ralph Hayes. ©
1c. June 28, 1983; E unp. 73214;
Donald Jeffrey Hayes. 11768
Baér (Florine) Sonate; 2 flites ou
2 violons. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for.
80094; Siréne musicale. 11769
Bagatellen; kleine stiicke fiir spiel u.
tanz, Miklés R6zsa, op. 12; klavier.
© Apr. 25, 1933; E for. 30487; Breit-
kopf & Hartel. 11770
Ball (The) game; by Charles H. Mas-
kell; pf. © May 29, 1983; E pub.
36532; Theodore Presser co. 11771
Banjo beats; melody with chord acc.
© 1c. June 28, 1933; E unp. 73202;
Ralph Whelan Mitchell Keating.
11772
Barney Blake, the tailor; song. ©
June 6, 1933; E pub. 36769; Claire
Schmalsteig. 11773
Battle cry; w and melody. © 1 e¢.
June 12, 19383; E unp Taeee.
Howard William Barwick. 11774
Be still and know; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf. with w. © 1c. May 22,
1933; E unp. 72401; Florence Han-
sen.
502
11775 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Beaudoux (Ella Ribble) Intermezzo;
ed. Charles Midgley; pf. ©1«.
June 12, 1988; E unp. 72498; Ella
Ribble Beaudoux. 11776
Nocturne; ed. Charles Midgley ;
pf. 1. In D flat maj.—2. In F min.
© 1c. June 12, 1933; E unp. 72497,
72498; Ella Ribble Beaudoux.
11777, 11778
Prelude; ed. Charles Midgley ; pf.
© 1c. June 12, 1933; BE unp. 72499;
Hila Ribble Beaudoux. 11779
Beautiful girl of my dreams; song, m
R. P. Crawley and Harold B. Noff-
singer. © 1 c. June 15, 1933; EB
unp. 72607; Reyburn P. Crawley.
11780
Beautiful lady of my dreams; valse
song. ©1c. June 21, 1933; E unp.
73056; Stella Wolfe. 11781
Beautiful old-fashioned girl of my
dreams; waltz, w Jack Bates, melody
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. June 2, 1933;
E unp. 72167; John Francis Bates.
11782
Because I am your friend; w and
melody. © 1c. June 8, 1933; E
unp. 72436; Marianne Timmel.
11783
Because I’ve dreamed of you; song.
© 1c. June 26, 1933; E unp. 73124;
Florence R. 8S. Phillips. 11784
Because love lingered in your eyes;
song. ©1c. June 29, 1933; E unp.
73233; Rogers Cockrell. 11785
Beer is here; w and melody. ©1..
June 7, 1933; E unp. 73109; Nellie
May Schaaf. 11786
Beer is here again; w and melody.
©1c. June 13, 1933; E unp. 72548;
Elizabeth Josephson. 11787
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Come to
Me; w adapted from Matthew XI,
by Alexander Aslanoff, to first move-
ment of Moonlight sonata, op. 27,
no. 2; high voice, with pf. or harp
ace. and organ acc. ad lib. © June
1, 1933; E pub. 36824; G. Schirmer,
ine. 11788
The minuet; 2-pt. song, w Eric
Haydon, m adapted Henry Geehl.
© Jan. 26, 19338; EH, for. 30271; Ed-
win Ashdown, Itd. 11789
Before that last goodnight; w Roy
Turk, m Vee Lawnhurst; with uku-
lele arr. © June 17, 1933; E pub.
36744; Famous music corp. 11790
11807
Before the dawn; song, m Stan Tucker.
©1c. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72779;
Emil Windmiller. 11791
Believing in you; w and melody. ©
ie sue io. 19S FH). unps. F2270%
Norva McGhee. 11792
Bella (La) senorita; tango espagnole ;
pf. © 1c. June 28, 1933; E unp.
73188 ; Guy M. Messina. 11793
Belle (La) mariniére; du film, pa-
roles’ Marcel Achard, m Maurice
Yvain. Apr ok 198s « H. for,
30178; Editions Salabert. 11794
Belmonte; valzer; pf. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 30474; G. Rampoldi. 11795
Beloved ; w Nick Kenny, melody Abner
Silver. © 1c. June 7, 1933; E unp.
72320; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine. 11796
Beneath the tulip tree; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © 1c. June 21, 1933; BE.
unp. 72919; Florence DeRevere.
11797
Beneath the willow tree; w Ruth S.
Hatton, m Edna Evelyn Arnold. ©
i.e, June.,22,,1933,; EB. unp., (SL82 =
Hatton and Arnold. 11798
‘-Berceuse; de Roger-Ducasse, arr.
Madeleine Picard; cho. 4 2 voix. ©
Apr. 1, 1933» E for. 30118; Durand
et cie. 11799
Berceuse (La) du marin; paroles R.
Champlay, m Louis Aubert. © Apr.
1, 1933 ; E for. 30119; Durand et cie.
11800
Bermuda; fox-trot, arr. Al Moquin;
orch. pts. © Mar. 20, 1933; E pub.
35616; John Wiley Kendall. 11801
——song. © Mar. 20, 1933; E pub.
35558; John Wiley Kendall. 11802
— song, with changes in w and m.
© Apr. 3, 1933; E pub. 35617; John
Wiley Kendall. 11803
Betsy’s boy; w Alice Corbin, m Jac-
ques Wolfe; high voice. © May 19,
1933; E pub. 86819; G. Schirmer, inc.
11804
Better days are near; w and melody.
© 1c. June 3, 1933; E unp. 72209;
Mertis B. Whitaker. 11805
Better days will soon be here; song.
©1c. June 23, 19383; E unp. 73003 ;
Mary Tilton Seaton. 11806
Better times are drawing near; song,
melody Jimmy Lintner. © 1c. June
5, 1983; E unp. 72368; Ted Stuwart
Jansma. 11807
503
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11808
Bewusst gewordenes klavierspiel u.
seine technischen grundlagen; von
Emil Frey; mit anhang. © Apr. 18,
1933; E for. 30505; Gebr. Hug & co.
11808
Big boy of mine; song. © 1c. June
10, 1933; E unp. 72846; Ruby Danks
Cadman. 11809
Big moose; pf. ©1c. June 16, 1933;
E unp. 72657; Margaret C. O’Brien.
11810
Bilder vom Chiemsee; kleine haus-
musik, Walter Niemann, op. 131;
klavier. © May 3, 1933; E for.
30500; Anton Bohm & sohn. 11811
Bizet (Georges) Adagietto; from L’-
Arlésienne, suite no. 1, transcribed
Gilbert Beard; organ. © June 16,
1933; E for. 30380; Novello & co.,
ltd. 11812
Variations chromatiques; orch.
Félix Weingartner. Partition. ©
Feb. 1, 1933; E for. 30484; Choudens.
11813
Black diamond; w Lorenz Hart, m
Richard Rodgers, pf. arr. C. Mock-
ridge. ©1c. June 20, 1933; E unp.
72826; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
11814
Black gal blues; arr. Edward Bailey ;
pi. © 1 ©. June 19-1933 ump:
72793 ; James Henry Jackson. 11815
Bliss (The) of your kiss; song, melody
Larry H. Goffin. © 1c. June 17,
1933; E unp. 72691; Isabel Lewis.
11816
Blossom time; w and melody Jessie
Harhurn.,.-© .41- ¢@:. June al7, 19535
E unp. 72671; Jessie Horobin. 11817
Blue bride blues; arr. by Georgianna
‘ Amsden; pf. with w. © 1c. June
19, 1933; E unp. 72841; Winnifred
Hahne. 11818
Blue (The) butterfly wild flower series
operettas; no. 1, w and m. ©1c.
June 3, 1983; D 28464; Kathryn
Fisk Churchill. 11818*
Blue eyes—true eyes; w and melody.
©1c. June 16, 1933; E unp. 72650;
Jimmy B. Williams. 11819
Blue Lake Worth; pf. ©1c. May 22,
19338; E unp. 72290; Birdie Mont-
gomery Miller. 11820
Blue roses; w and m Fred E. Ahlert
and Edgar Leslie; with ukulele arr.
© June 26, 1933; E pub. 36910;
Irving Berlin, inc. 11821
pt. niskiveee
w and melody Fred E. Ahlert and
HKdgar Leslie. © 1c. June 3, 1933;
E unp. 72193; Irving Berlin, inc.
11822
Blue yodel number eleven; w and m
Jimmie Rodgers. © 1c. June 17,
1933; E unp. 72927; Southern music
pub. co., inc. 11823
Bluebird (A) is singing to me; w and
melody. ©1c. June 1, 1933; E unp.
72143 ; Frank Stone. 11824
Bluebirds (The) ; English version Max
T. Krone, m §8. Leontovich, arr. E.
Gnoioy and Max T. Krone; mixed
voices. © June 23, 1933; E pub.
36847; M. Witmark & sons. 11825
Boats and bridges; w Christina Ros-
setti, m May Sarson. © June 20,
1933; E for. 30397; Novello & €0.,
ltd. _ 11826
Benes, you done me wrong; w and m
Bert Myer; with ukulele arr. ©
June 19, 1933; E pub. 36792; T. S.
Denison & co. 11827
Bonnie Lee; song, with refrain for 2
voices. ©1c. June 23, 1933; E unp.
73009; Charlotte Rose Brackelsberg.
11828
Boogie; song. © June 8, 1933; E pub.
36883 ; Leo Monaghan, jr. and Julius
Solomon. 11829
Boolah-woolah; w and m Ali Pasha.
© May 12, 1933; E for. 30212; Cary
& CO. 11830
Boom blues; song. © 1 ¢. June 22,
193838; E unp. 72989; Walter S.
Travers. 11831
Border ballad; w Walter Scott, m
Frederic H. Cowen, arr. Alec Row-
ley; male voices. © May 26, 1933;
E for. 80351; Boosey & co., ltd.
11832
Borinquen bella; w and melody. ©
1 ec. June 6, 19383; E unp. 72988;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 11833
Born to-day; motet, w adapted to an
English paraphrase C. H. Lloyd, m
J. P.. Sweelinck, ed. and new arr.
Charles F. Manney; 5 mixed voices;
organ acc. © June 16, 1933; E pub.
36957; B. F. Wood music co. 11834
Bow unto God; w G. J. Neumann and
Ivar Widean, m Matthew Nathaniel
Lundquist; mixed voices. © June
19, 1933; E pub. 36856; Concordia
pub. house. 11835
004
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Bower for two; w and melody. ©
1 ec. June 26, 19338; E unp. 73123;
Florence R. 8. Phillips. 11836
Boy (A) like you; song. ©1c. June
24, 1983; EH unp. 72902; Margaret
Johnson Willsea. 11837
Boy of my dream; song. © 1c. June
10, 1938; EH unp. 72476; William
Henry Baldwin McCreight. 11838
Boyhood memories of William Bb.
Rodenbaugh; w and melody. ©1c.
June 17, 19383; E unp. 72726; Wil-
liam B. Rodenbaugh. 11839
Brahms (Johannes) Ah, thou poor
world; op. 110, no. 2, poem anon.,
tr. Albert G. Latham, m ed. W. Gil-
lies Whittaker; mixed voices. ©
Mar. 30, 1933; E for. 30238; Oxford
uniy. press. 11840
Fifteen favourite songs of
Brahms; w various authors, new
translations A. H. Fox-Strangways
and Steuart Wilson. © Mar. 23,
1933; E for. 30251; Oxford univ.
press. 11841
How lovely are Thy dwellings;
from the Requiem, arr. H. A. Cham-
bers; women’s voices. © June 16,
1933; E for. 30377; Novello & co.,
ltd. 11842
——[ullaby; arr. with descant
Charles Repper; mixed voices.
June 21, 1933; E pub. 36915; C. C.
Birchard & co. 11843
O Saviour rend the _ skies in
twain; op. 74, no. 2, poem anon.,
English, Albert G. Latham, m ed.
W. Gillies Whittaker. © Mar. 30,
1933; E for. 30239; Oxford univ.
press. 11844
— Oktaven und quinten wu.a.;
dem nachlass hrsg. wu. erliutert
Heinrich Schenker. © Apr. 21,
1933; A for. 21035; Universal edi-
tion a.g. 11845
A rose breaks into bloom; choral
prelude, freely transcribed for 2 pfs.
© May 18, 1933; E pub. 36499;
Catherine Kramer. 11846
Sieben walzer; aus den walzern
fiir klavier zu vier hiinden, op. 39,
bearb. Paul Tiedemann; dreistim-
migen geigenchor. © May 24, 1933;
E for. 30489; Breitkopf & Hirtel.
11847
—— Thy servant is downcast; op. 110,
no. 1, English text adapted Albert
G. Latham and W. Gillies Whit-
aus
11859
taker, ed. W. G. Whittaker; double
mixed choir. © Mar. 30, 1933; E
for. 30241; Oxford univ. press.
11848
—— When we are sunk in deep dis-
may; op. 110, no. 38, w Paul Eben,
tr. Albert G. Latham, m ed. W.
Gillies Whittaker; double mixed
choir: © Mar: 380, 1983; HE for.
30240; Oxford univ. press. 11849
— Wherefore is light giv’n to him
that) is-east’ down;. op. +74, no. 1,
Biblical adaptations Albert G.
Latham and W. Gillies Whittaker,
chorale tr. Albert G. Latham, m ed.
W. G. Whittaker; mixed voices. ©
Mar. 30, 1933; E for. 30242; Oxford
univ. press. 11850
Brautlied; text Petrus Denaisius, m
Wilhelm Rinkens, op. 2b; dreistim-
migen frauenchor, a cappella. Par-
titur u. stimmen. © Mar. 16, 1933;
EK for. 30409; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag. 11851
Bread line blues; w and m EK. R. Ear-
lan and Elmer Charles Winters. ©
t ec. June 1; 1983; BE. unp., 72295;
Ernest Ray Harlan. 11852
Break (The) of dawn; song. © 1.
June 5, 1983; E unp. 72387; Alice
Ludeke. 11853
Breathe upon me; hymn. © May 8,
1933; E for. 30445; Oswald J. Smith.
11854
Bright the vision; anthem, w R. Mant,
m C. H. Kitson; mixed voices; organ
ace. © Mar. 2, 1933; E for. 30228;
Oxford univ. press. 11855
Bright (The) young thing; musical
play, bk. and lyrics C. McLaughlin,
m E. Breitenbach. © 1c. June 15,
19383; D 28465; Earl Breitenbach
and Constance McLaughlin. 11855*
Bring prosperity back again; w and.
melody. © 1c. June 7, 19383; E
unp. 72333; Efrain P. Castellanos.
11856
Broadway moon; waltz song, arr.
Alice Cary Longfellow. © 1c. June
5, 1983; E unp. 72281; Earle Tay-
lor Rush. 11857
Broadway (The) whoopee; w and
melody. © 1 e¢ June 19, 1983; E
unp. 72763; Al Morris. 11858
Bron (Edouard) Impromptu; violon
et pf. © Dee. 31, 19382; E for.
301538; Lucien de Lacour, 11859
905
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11860
Bron (Edouard) Pastorale; hautbois
avec ace. de pf. © Dec. 31, 1932; E
for. 30154; Lucien de Lacour. 11860
Bubi, geh’ nach haus; langsamer fox-
trot, text Charles Amberg, m Fritz
German und Fred Ralph; orch. stim-
men. © July 31, 1931; E for. 30384;
Albert Stahi. 11861
Buch der kindermusik; v. Eduard
Lowinsky; klavier oder allerlei
andere instrumente, med tekst. ©
Apr. 27, 19383; E for. 30443; Wil-
helm Hansen. 11862
Bughouse (The) serenade; w and m
Skippy McNutt; with ukulele and
male or mixed quartet arrs. © June
19; 1933" EY pub. 36791; "TS. Deni-
son & Co. 11863
Buncombe chain gang; w and melody
Vaughn Medford. © 1 ¢. June 5,
1933; E unp. 729387; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 11864
Burattini in marcia; intermezzo carat-
teristico, Amedeo Amadei, op. 463;
pf. direzione. © Mar. 15, 1933; E
for. 30471; C. Beltramo. 11865
Business and professional women are
we; song. © Apr. 24, 1933; E pub.
36864; Elizabeth Garrett. 11866
By a campfire—in the moonlight; w
Buddy Fields and Al Lewis, m Al
Sherman ; with ukulele arr. © May
31, 1983; E pub. 36594: De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 11867
Bye-bye little pal; w and melody. ©
ic.” June, Db, 1938: Hi oR. t2200';
Lilian M. Skeggs. 11868
C’est la fille du moulin; step chanté,
paroles Jules Combe et Galiardini,
m Hug. Gavel. © Dec. 31, 1932; E
for. 30124; Editions Max Eschig.
; 11869
C’est pas la peine; paroles Jamblan, m
Jean Delettre. © Dec. 31, 19382;
E for. 30128; Editions Max Bschig.
11870
Cest pas normal; fox-trot, dans Une
heure de revue, paroles Saint-
Granier et Ch. L. Pothier, m Ober-
feld; avec accord de Vukulele. ©
Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30186; Editions
Salabert. 11871
Cabrera (La); intermezzo, Gabriele
Dupont, trascrizione libera Guido
Farinelli; pf.-conduttore, violino e
violoncello, con violino 2 e contre-
basso, ad lib. Parti. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 30303; Casa musicale Son-
zogno, Ss. a. 11872
pt. 1 ns Wee
Cadets (Les) de Brabant; pas re-
doublé, V. Turine; harmonie et fan-
fare ptes. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
30416; Alphonse Ledue et cie.
11873
Calida (La); tango, w Phil Price,
m Dino Alessi; with ukulele arr.
© May 23, 1933; E pub. 36541; New
era music pub. ¢o. 11874
Call me back my Ireland; song, m |
Artie Bowers. © May 26, 1933; E
pub. 86501; Ann T. Igoe. 11875
Calm oer the hill; vesper hymn, w
and m George Rittenhouse: 4-pt.
mixed cho., organ ace. ad lib. ©
May 19, 1933; E pub. 36800; G.
Schirmer, ine. 11876
Camargo waltz; pf. with w. ©1..
June 27, 1933; E unp. 73172; William
Shawn. 11877
Cambiala por otra; tango, versi e mel-
odia. © 1. June 2, 1933; E unp.
72169; Pedro Berrios. 11878
Camptown races; by Stephen Foster,
new arr. Ralph Greaves; bar. solo
and male cho. © Oct. 13, 1932; H
for. 30293; Oxford univ. press. '
11879
Can’t we make up; fox trot song. ©
1 ec June 29, 1983; HN tunp. va2i7;
W. Clifford King. 11880
Can’t you see that I need you; melody
with pf. acc. © 1c. June 3, 1933;
E unp. 72217; Nathan Shapira.
°11881
Canta guitara; paso-doble, Villajos,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes.,
avee. paroles. © Apr. 1, 1933; E
for. 80099; Union musicale franco-
espagnole. 11882
Cantus turrium; march, w E. Pius,
m Felix A. Kusebauch; pf. © May
22, 19383; E pub. 36709; Central dis-
trict Catholic high school. 11883
Canzone beguin; one-step, versi Mar-
telli e Marchionne, m Carlo Inno-
cenzi; orch. parti. © Jan. 28, 1933;
EB for. 30463; Casa musicale Mauro.
11884
Canzone della radio; fox trot, versi
Stefano Gentile, m Ignazio Alfano;
orch. parti. © Mar. 15, 1933; E for.
30458; Casa editrice musicale I. Al-
fano. 11885
Caprice hongrois; by A. Ferraris;
orch. pts. © Mar. 15, 1933; E for.
30287; J. Liber. 11886
506
MUSICAL COMPOS:TIONS
no. 6, 1933
Caracalla; fox-trot, versi e m Attilio
Arsi; orch. parti. © Feb. 1, 193838;
H for. 30455; Casa editrice musicale
I. Alfano. 11887
Carillon; overture, R. E. Hildreth;
band pts., with conductor’s sc. in C,
and interpretative analysis. © June
8, 1983; E pub. 386965; Walter
Jacobs, inc. 11888
Carillon (The) chimes; concert march,
Ed Chenette; band pts. © June 1,
1933 ; EH pub. 36649; Rubank, ine.
11889:
Carolina mountain home; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 28, 1933; E unp.
73205; Scott Wiseman. 11890
Carry me back to green pastures; w
and m Harry S. Pepper; with uku-
lele arr. © May 29, 1933; EH. for.
30284 ; Dix, ltd. 11891
Castello incantato; valzer, versi Maria
Giovanna Grasso, m Ignazio Alfano;
orch. parti. © Mar. 15, 1933; E for.
30459; Casa editrice musicale I. Al-
fano. 11892
Castilla; marcha, melodia. © 1 ¢.
June 14, 1933; E unp. 72578; Hugo
Mariani and Tegri Tucci. 11893
Castles in Spain; song, w Jackson
Smith. ©1c. June 17, 1933; E unp.
72693; Mary Wright Bain. 11894
*Cause I’m madly in love with you;
song, w Ben W. Tabis. ©1c. June
21, 1988; EH unp. 73031; Edward
Wilezynski. 11895
’Cause I want to love and love some
more; w and melody Dolores Dodds.
© 1c. June 29, 1933; E unp. 73247 ;
Icel Dodds. 11896
Ce sera la maison blanche; paroles
Tristan Deréme, m Philippe Gau-
bert. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30187 ;
Heugel. 11897
Cecil by the mill; w and melody. ©
1 ce. June 19, 1983; EH unp. 72760;
Al Morris. 11898
Celui qui partira loin de la ville;
paroles Tristan Deréme, m Philippe
Gaubert. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for.
30139; Heugel. 11899
Cementerio virginal; w and melody
Pedro Berrios. ©1c. June 6, 1933;
E unp. 72939; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 11900
Century of progress song; w and m
Hstelle Page. © May 31, 1933; EH
pub. 36581; Pierre Page, sr. 11901
11915
Certain (A) something; song. ©1c.
June 16, 1933; E unp. 72653; Arthur
McFarlane. 11902
Chaconne; by Gustav Holst, arr.
Henry G. Ley; organ. © June 16,
19338; E for. 30379; Novello & co.,
ltd. 11903
Change; paroles Pierre Bayle, m J.
Sieulle et Jacque-Simonot. © Apr.
1, 19383; E for. 30177; Editions Sala-
bert. 11904
Changing (The) of the guard; fox-trot
march, Mr. Flotsam and Mr. Jet-
sam, arr. Geo. F. Briegel; band pts.
© June 22, 1933; E. pub. 36857;
Hdward B. Marks music corp. ,
11905
Chanscn du fou qui tua son amour;
paroles et m Gaston Dumestre. ©
Apr. 1, 1983; E for. 30174; Editions
Salabert. 11906
Chant (Le) des évadés; paroles et m
Gaston Dumestre. © Apr. 1, 1933;
E for. 30175 ; Editions Salabert.
11907
Chants et cuvres chorales des maitres
de la musique francaise; 3° sér.,
textes musicaux réunis Louis Bro-
chart, paroles refaites Charles
L’Hopital, revus Roger-Ducasse. T°
fascicule. Chcoeurs 4 1 et 2 voix
égales, Monsigny et Grétry.—8° fas-
cicule. Choeurs 4 1, 3 et 4 voix
égales, Cherubini et Méhul. © Apr.
1, 1933; E for. 30134, 30185; Heugel.
11908, 11909
Charlie is my darling; Scottish mel-
ody, new and original arr. Gordon
Jacob; mixed voices. © Mar. 16,
1933; E for. 30234; Oxford univ.
press. 11910
Chase your troubles away with a rain-
bow; song. © June 5, 1933; E pub.
36781; Alexander Borger. 11911
Chatter no. 3; by Samuel Kaylin, arr.
Emil Gerstenberger ; pf.—conductor.
©1c. June 29, 1933; E unp. 73261;
Movietone music corp. 11912
Che strana cosa; one-step, versi e m
Franco Ansaldo; orch. parti. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 30468; Mario
Aromando. 11913
Cheer up; song. © 1c. June 5, 1983;
EH unp. 72225; Ramon M. Madrigal.
11914
Cheer up! be happy and gay; w and
melody. © 1 ce. June 28, 1933; E
unp. 73192; Michael A. Dulo. 11915
O07
i J
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11916
Cheerio; march, Edwin Franko Gold-
man; band pts. © May 31, 1933; E
pub. 386811; G. Schirmer, ine.
11916
—w and melody. © 1c. June 26,
1933 ; E unp. 73107; Leonard Hawk.
11917
Cherbourg; défilé, Paul André; har-
monie ou fanfare ptes., avec con-
ducteur, en si bémol. © Apr. 1,
1933; E for. 30103; Alphonse Leduc
et cie. 11918
Cherubim song; m 8. Panchenko, Eng-
lish tr. and m arr. Max T. Krone;
mixed voices. © June 23, 1933;
E.pub. 36846; M. Witmark & sons.
11919
Chicago; fox-trot, w Mrs. E. H. Dame,
m and arrs. the Starret system club ;
with ukulele arr. © May 20, 1933;
EK pub. 36877; Maria Elizabeth
Dame and the Starret system club.
11920
song, melody Geo. E. Bain. ©
i-e. June 3, 1983;.H unp. 72593;
Paul Hochman. 11921
Chicago (The) fair; song. w Jackson
Smith. ©1c. June 17, 1933; E unp.
72694; Mary Wright Bain. 11922
Chicago fair; w and melody. ©1«.
June 5, 1933; E unp. 72244; George
A. Smith. 11923
Chicago, great Chicago; song, arr. Ar-
mand F. Huss. © June 17, 1933;
E pub. 36782; Charles W. Cordrey.
11924
Chicago, great Chicago, come on! come
on! to the fair; song, arr. Armand
F. Huss. © June 17, 1933; E pub.
36783 ; Charles W. Cordrey. 11925
Chicago-town; song. © 1c. June 7,
1933; E unp. 72344; Nina Smiley
Fick. 11926
Chicken (The) lady; Ukrainian folk
song, English version Max T. Krone,
m arr. Alexander Koshetz; mixed
voices. © June 22, 1933; E pub.
36848 ; M. Witmark & sons. 11927
Children’s day; selection of music for
Sunday school anniversaries, w Al-
bert J. Bird and others, m Joseph
Wright, Albert J. Bird, and Joseph
H. Adams. © June 9, 1933; E for.
30376; J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 11928
Child’s (A) fancy; w and melody. ©
1 e. June 38, 1933; E unp. 73023;
Elsa Fox. 11929
pt. IIT, n. si, v. 28
Child’s (A) song; w Richard Hovey,
m Marshall Kernochan; high voice.
© June 15, 1933; E pub. 36731;
Galaxy music corp. [Copyright is
claimed on revision of music] 11930
Chiparosa (La); Mexican tango; vio-
lin and pf. © 1 c¢. June 5, 1933;
E unp. 72240; Lina Rodrigue. 11931
Chiquilla! Mama!—Nifa; rumba ou
danzon cubano, dans La _ revue
d’amour, francais, Jean Le Seyeux,
cubain, Della Rosa, m G. E. May et
H. W. Hampton; orch. ptes. © Apr.
1, 1933; E for. 30267; Editions Sala-
bert. 11932
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Military
polonaise; op. 40, no. 1, arr. C.
Shvedoff; brass choir. Se. and pts.
© May 29, 1933; E pub. 36509; M.
Witmark & sons. i 11933
Chorale prelude, on St. Mary; by Ed-
mund Matthews; organ. © June
30, 1933; E pub. 30405; Novello &
co., Itd. 11934
Christ is the world’s redeemer; tune
Moville from Irish hymnal, w from
Latin attributed to St. Colomba, tr.
Duncan McGregor, traditional Irish
air arr. with descant and acc. John
Vine. © Mar. 16, 1933; E for.
30237; Oxford univ. press. 11935.
Christ, whose glory fills the skies; w
Charles Wesley, m Thomas Arm-
strong; mixed voices; organ ace.
© Mar. 2, 1933; E for. 30225; Ox-
ford uniy. press. 11936
Christmas trees; carol, w Katharine
Tynan, m Michael Mullinar; mixed
voices. © Apr. 20, 1933; E for.
30230; Oxford univ. press. 119387
Christ’s love to me; song, melody
Wendell Given. © 1 c¢ June 27,
1933; E unp. 73171; W. Re Me-
Cracken. . 11938
Clarendon (The) song books—IIIa;
ed. W. Gillies Whittaker, Herbert
Wiseman and John Wishart. 1.
Staff voice-pt. edition—2. Solfa
voice-pt. edition.—3. Pf. edition. ©
Mar. 16, 1933; E for. 30296-30298 ;
Oxford univ. press. 11939-11941
Class room number; with interpola-
tions, from College humor, w Sam
Coslow and Leo Robin, m Arthur
Johnston, arr. Howard Jackson; pf.
conductor. © 1 c¢. June 12, 1933;
E unp. 72490; Famous musie corp.
11942
508
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Cleo-patra was an old time flapper; w
and melody. © 1c. June 15, 1933;
H unp. 72615; Elizabeth Joseph-
son. 11943
Cliff (The) dwellers’ lamentation for
the dead; from The cliff dwellers;
pr. treble. © 1c. June 16, 1933;
EH unp. 72644; Stephen Maxmillian
Katzer. 11944
Close motion; from The lucky break-
ers; melody, with pf. acc. ©1«.
Apr ¢, 195d; EH unp. 72102; Max
Henry Ohm, jr. 11945:
Close your eyes and wish for happi-
ness; from The lucky number, w
Douglas Furber, m Mischa Spolian-
sky; with ukulele arr. © June 2,
1933; E for. 30842; Chappell & co.,
ltd. 11946
Close your little eyes; w A. Eldridge,
nian eth (pl. : ©, duc; June 22,
1933; E unp. 72978; Albert Roth and
Al Eldridge. 11947
Clouds; w Larry Yoell, m Dino Alessi;
with ukulele arr. © May 23, 1933;
E pub. 36546; New era music pub.
co. 11948
Clowns and castles; 3 act comedy
operetta. © 1c. June 2, 1933; D
28471; Dorothy Eyer Mayhew.
11948*
Club espafiol; tango: pf. ©1c. June
28, 1933; E unp. 73199; Charles Af-
frunti. 11949:
Cole’s Hawaiian guitar method; num-
ber system, Nick Manoloff. © Feb.
25, 19838; AA 122949; M. M. Cole
pub. co. 11950
Cole’s solos and duets for the 12 bass
piano accordion; [compiled] Mern
Reitler. © Jan. 5, 1933; AA 122950;
M. M. Cole pub. co. 11951
Colorado; waltz song. © 1c. June 5,
1983; E unp. 72241; Selma Esther
Leopold. 11952:
Come and dance ’neath the starlight
tonight; song, melody R. H. Simp-
son and Norris V. Webb. ©. 1 ¢.
June 20, 1983; E unp. 72833; Robert
H. Simpson. 11953
Come aroun’ you chillun; song. ©1c.
June 27, 19383; E unp. 73165; Ralph
Whelan Mitchell Keating. 11954.
Come back; w and m Flo Rea. ©1€.
June 22, 1988; E unp. 72988; Flor-
ence Rea Winkelvoss. 11955
11968
Come, come, come, everyone, to the
great world’s fair; song. © June 8,
1933; E pub. 367338; John H. Bu-
chanan. 11956
Come dance, my senorita; w Virginia
Edwards, melody Robert Leone. ©
Pores Tunew1;, 11983; -Hounp) F2005;
Leon Cepparo and Virginia Ed-
wards. 11957
Come on you moon; w and m Allie
Wrubel and Michael Cleary. ©
June 8, 1983; E pub. 86681; Keit-
Engel, ine. 11958
Come to Chicago; song, m William
Lester. © June 10, 19383; E pub.
386734; Elizabeth M. Mitchell. 11959
Come to me tonight dear; valse song.
© 1 ce. June 7, 1933; EH unp. 72859 ;
Nora Lee. 11960
Come with me to honeymoon land;
pi. with w.. © 1 ¢. Jtne bd, 1933;
E ounp. 72226; Marie De Lauro.
11961
Comic (A) episode; composed and pf.
arr. Samuel Kaylin, orch. Emil Gers-
tenberger; pf.-conductor. © 1 .«
June 29, 1933; E unp. 73260; Movie-
tone music corp. 11962
Command (The) to love; from Bond-
age, w and m Val Burton and Will
Jason. © June 1, 19383; E pub.
36572; Movietone music corp. 11963
Comme j’ailais couvert de la poussiére
du voyage; paroles Tristan Deréme,
m Philippe Gaubert. © Apr. 1,
1933; E for. 30186; Heugel. 11964
Competition blues; w and melody. ©
1 ec. June 8, 1983; E unp. 72406;
Edith Purdey and J. P. Delaney. _
11965
Confirma hoc Deus; motet for Epiph-
any, w from Psalm 68, m William
Byrd, ed. and arr. from Gradualia
bk. 2 and English text added EKd-
mund H. Fellowes; five mixed voices.
©. June. 19, 1938; HE for. 30518;
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 11966
ConsagraciOn; vals, de Payasadas de
la vida, poesia y m Jorge M. Dada;
pf. [with guit. arr.] © May 29,
1933; E pub. 36539; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 11967
Corazon de mujer; letra Cristina de
Arteaga, m Meche Perez Freire. ©
Feb. 18, 19383; E for. 30382; Maria
Mercedes Perez Freire. 11968
1619—33——_2 509
—
_—-
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11969
Dt. II, n. s., v. 28
Corinna’s maying; w Robert Herrick,
m R. O. Morris; mixed voices. ©
May 4, 1933; E for. 30247; Oxford
uliy. press. 11969
Cory (Patrick) Four bagatelles. 1.
Flute and pf.—2. Violin and pf. ©
June 6, 1933; E for. 303862, 30363;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd.
11970, 11971
Cossanesque; Russian waltz; pf. ©
i c.June. 16, 193382 BE, np. f2e27 ;5W
Wilson John Fisher. 11972
Cottage (The) I built for you; song.
© 1c. June .13, 1933; E unp. 72557;
Matilda Curtiss. 11973
Cottonwood reel; melody, Ivan Laam.
© 1c. June 17, 1933; E unp. 72935;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 11974
Couldn’t you; w and melody. ©1e.
June 10, 193838; E unp. 72475; Fred
Woodaman. 11975
Count (The); melody, Thomas Gor-
don. © 1c June 5, 1933; HE unp.
72924; Southern music pub. co., inc.
11976
Counting the hours; w and m Dick
Stevens. © 1c June 19, 1933;
E unp. 72774; Richard Morrison
Stevens. 11977
Court yard at night; bugle call, Arthur
Lange; 1 trumpet and 2 drums.
Conductor. © 1c. June 14, 1933;
E unp. 72599; Movietone music corp.
11978
Cowboy Tom’s round-up book; 15 cow-
boy songs, coll. Tex Ritter, arr. Vir-
ginia Newbegin; pf.; with ukulele
arr. HO. AL:
123488; American radio news corp.
11979
chansons; ex-
étranger, pa-
© Apr.
Editions
11980
Trois chansons bretonnes; paroles
et-m J. Cras. © Apr. 1, 1983; E
for. 30159; Editions Maurice Sénart.
11981
Crazy harmony: fox-trot, Michael
Emer; orch. pts. © Apr. 1, 1933;
E for. 30121; Editions Max Eschig.
11982
Cricket (The): song from Sugar
house; in B flat. © 1 ¢. June 29,
1933; E unp. 73237; Agnes Elizabeth
Rose. 11983
Cras (Jean) Deux
traites du Chevalier
roles Tanguy Malmanche.
1, 19383; E for. 30158;
Maurice Sénart.
510
© June 9, 1933; AA.
Cricket symphonies; pf. © 1 ¢ Mar.
7, 1988; E unp. 73252; Florence C.
Regan. 1¥984
Crime of love; w and melody. © 1
ec. June 8, 1933; E unp. 72419; Ed-
mund Francis La Voie. 11985
Cross my heart I love you truly; w
Morty Berk, Viola Brinson and
Billy Hays, m Morty Berk. © June
8, 1933; E pub. 36682; Keit-Engel,
ine. 11986
Cry-baby; song. ©1ec. June 24, 1933;
E unp. 73117; William Weiss, jr.
11987
Cry on my shoulder; song. © 1 e.
June 26, 1933; E unp. 73097; Wini-
fred Agnes Sage. 11988
Crying in the moonlight; w Mack Gor-
don, melody Matt Malneck and
Frank Signorelli. © 1 ¢. June 23,
19383; E unp. 73002; De Sylva,
11989
Cuando me vaya; letra y m Maria
Grever. © Nov. 4, 1932; E for.
30213; Southern music pub. co., inc.
11990
Cuban belle; fox-trot, w Marion Sun-
shine, m Moises Simons, arr. Dick
Kent; orch. pts. with pf. accordion
arr. © June 8, 1933; E pub. 36624;
Edward B. Marks music corp.
11991
ee arr. J. Rosamond
Johnson. © June 5, 1933; E pub.
36606; Edward B. Marks music corp.
11992
Brown & Henderson, ine.
Cupid in the moonlight; w and m D. J.
Vecsei and L. W. Gilbert, pf. arr.
Emil Gerstenberger. © 1 ¢. June 1,
1933; E unp. 72154; Movietone
music corp. 11993
Cupid’s one-word story Ilovu; w and
m Paul Oskey. ©1c. June 7, 1933;
E unp. 72319; Anthony A. Pawlow-
ski. 11994
Cycle (The) of life; orch. Sec. ©1 ce.
June 26, 1933; E unp. 73131; Rod-
erick Ivan White. 11995,
Daisy; fox-trot, paroles J. Cogniard et
Lou Jan, m Jean Delettre et Jean
Lenoir. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
30132; Editions Max Eschig. 11996
aisy day; pf. with w. © 1c. June
27, 19338; E unp. 73175; William
Shawn. 11997
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Dance of the buttercups; intermezzo,
Peter Mendoza, arr. Adolf Lotter
orch. pts. © June 16, 1933; EH for.
30516; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
. 11998
ance of the lame duck; fox-trot, H.
Eugene Gifford; orch. pts. © June
22, 1933; E pub. 36943; Mills music,
inc. 11999
Dance that old depression away; song.
© 1c. June 14, 1933; E unp. 72582;
Newtcn Chapin, II. 12000
(The); by R. M. Endresen ;
© June 15, 1933;
12601
Dancer
cornet; pf. acc.
E pub. 36749; Rubank, ine.
Dancing in my dreams; song, w Jack-
son Smith. © 1c. June 17, 1933;
E unp. 72695; Mary Wright Bain.
12002
Dancing lady; w Lorenz Hart, m
Richard Rodgers, pf. arr. C. Mock-
ridge. ©1c. June 20, 1933; E unp.
72827; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
12003
Dancing-song; traditional Hungarian,
English, Elisabeth M. Lockwood, m
arr. Zoltan Kodaly; female voices,
unacc. © Mar. 16, 1933; E for.
30294; Oxford univ. press. 12004
Dank-psalm; nach w der Heiligen
Schrift, m Otto Richter; gem. chor,
a cappella. Partitur u. stimmen. ©
Mar. 23, 1933; E for. 30412; Hein-
richshofen’s verlag. 12005
Dans le calme la barque se balance;
paroles Tristan Deréme, m Philippe
Gaubert. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for.
30138; Heugel. 12006
Dark eyes; Russian Gipsy song, arr.
Jean Armand; pf. © June 8, 1933;
HE for. 30448; Frederick Harris co.
12007
Dawn; w and melody. ©1c. June 17,
1938; E unp. 72719; Fred Wooda-
man. 12008
Day dreams; w and melody. © 1.
June 1, 1933; E unp. 72133; Anthony
Mulea, jr., Bert Douglas and J. P.
Delaney. 12009
Daybreak; song. ©1c. June 9, 1933;
E unp. 72870; William H. Mellon, jr.
12010
Days are clear over here, when there
are steins of beer; fox trot song.
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1933; E unp. 73254;
Harry Altman. 12011
12026
Dé (Le) ; poésie Luce de Brie, mélodie
Paul Schlosser. © Apr. 1, 1933; E
for. 30117; Durand et cie. 12012
Dear little mother of mine; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c. June 8, 1933; E unp. 72430;
Lorraine Skene. 12013
Dear old Iowa I’m in love; w and
melody Robert Lewis O’Reiley. ©
1 ce. June 5, 19838; BE unp. 72251;
Robert S. Curtis. 12014
Dearie, a cute little birdie told me so;
fox-trot song, m Abie A. Kama. ©
1c. June 14, 1983; E unp. 72585;
Louis Baker Krekleon. 12015
Death—the lover; song, m Stan
Tucker. © 1 c¢c.. June 19, 1933; B
(2777; Ida Steele Osgood.
12016
Defeated; w and melody. © 1c. June
19, 1933; E unp. 72796; Charles H.
unp.
Frizzelle. 12017
Defenders of the fort; descriptive
piece, R. H. Hildreth; band pts.,
with conductor’s se. in ©, and inter-
pretative analysis. © June 8, 1933;
E pub. 36964; Walter Jacobs, ine.
12018
Delettre (Jean) Ballade; chanson,
paroles Jamblan. © Dee. 31, 1932;
E for. 30127; Editions Max Eschig.
12019
Delia; song, melody O. C. Taylor and
Paul Tremaine. © 1c. May 3, 1933;
E unp. 73030; Otis Chatfield Taylor.
12020
AgPRESS/ON; song, m Jean Walz;
with ukulele arr. © May 29, 1933;
E pub. 36643; Doya D. Marker.
Ho 2o2s
Depression; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 5, 1983; E unp. 72243; Hunice
Bree. 12022
w and melody Margaret Kerr. ©
te. June, 17, “1983: np W2603 5
Margaret Whewell. 12023
Depression blues, good-bye; song. ©
1 e@ May 31, 193838; E unp. 72150;
Vincent Pericola. 12024
Des chansons animées pour les fétes;
paroles Hermin Dubus, m Paul et
Georges Schlosser. © Apr. 1, 1933;
E for. 30098; Bibliothéque d’éduca-
' tion. 12025
Des klarinettisten fluch; rheinlinder,
Gustav Strube, arr. F. .Schmidt-
Hagen; orch. stimmen. © Mar. 15,
1931; E for. 30885; Astra-verlag.
12026
oll
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12027
Desamparada en la _ calle; melody
Agustin Lara. ©1ce. June 15, 1933;
E unp. 72949; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 12027
Descending night; ed. Charles Midg-
leys Dike © bc: June,d’g, 49335 5
unp. 72491; Ella Ribble Beaudoux.
12028
Deutsche wehr- und. soldatenlieder ;
zusammengestellt u. zum teil selbst
vertont Erwin Schwarz-Reislingen ;
klavier mit text. © May 16, 1933;
E for. 30210; Heinrichshofen’s ver-
lag. 12029
Deutschland, wir glauben an dich; w
H. Anacker, m Helmut Reinisch;
vierstimmigen mudnnerchor, a cap-
pella. Partitur u. stimmen. © May
16, 1933; E for. 30206; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag. 12030
Deux (Les) coucous; par Trespaille-
Barrau; pf. solo, ou pf., violon, cello
et contrabass, ad lib. ptes. © Nov.
1, 1932; E for. 30307; Trespailhé-
Barrau. 12031
Did my heart beat, did I fall in love;
w and m Benee Russell, George
Meyer and Pete Wendling; with
ukulele arr. © June 1, 1933; E
pub, 36550; Irving Berlin, inc.
12032
Divertissement; 1st violin. © 1 «@
May 29, 1933; E unp. 72041; Otto
Cesana. 12033
Dixie isn’t Dixie any more; w and
m Brad Evans; with ukulele and
male or mixed quartet arrs. © June
19, 1933; E pub. 36788; T. S. Deni-
son & CO. 12034
Do you care; song, muSic arr. by
W. W. Newcomer. © June 1, 1933;
E pub. 386770; Clara Louise Lari-
more. 12035
w and melody Ivan Tashoff. ©
i,c. June 2, .19383; EH unp, -72184;
Aaron Tuchinsky. 12036
Do you love me, sweetheart; w and
melody. © 1c. June 5. 1983; E
unp. 72265; Henry F. W. Kessler.
12037
Do you love me, too, dear; w Bessie
Dean, m Jack Mahoney. © May
4, 1933; E pub. 36868; Bessie Dean
Toone. 120388
Do you remember that night in Sep-
tember; song, pf. arr. Luther A.
Clark; with ukulele arr. © May
31, 1933; E pub. 36583 ; John Wasso,
jr. 12039
012
pt. I, n. s., v. 28-
Doina; Roumanian caprice, Gregory
Stone, ed. Toscha Seidel; violin and
pf. © May 19, 1933; E pub. 36816;
G. Schirmer, ine. 12040
Doll baby; song. © 1c. June 5, 1933; -
E unp. 72277; Percy Howard. 12041
Dona Mariquita; chanson espagnole,
de Violettes impériales, paroles
frangaises M. Pollet, paroles espag-
noles L. F, Ardavin, m J. Guerrero;
avec accord de l’'ukulele. © Dee. 31,
1932; E for. 30896; Ste. d’editions
musicales d’adaptations cinemato-
graphiques. 12042
Donde estas corazon; tango, English,
Marjorie Harper, m L. Martinez.
Serrano, arr. Alfredo Antonini;
orch. pts. © June 8, 1933; E pub.
36623 ; Edward B. Marks music corp.
12043-
Donkey (The) ride; w and m Mae-.
Aileen Erb: pf. © May 29, 1933;
E pub. 36519; Theodore Presser co.
12044
Donne, ¢’é lortolano; versi e m Odo-
ardo Spadaro; mand. © Dec. 20,.
1932; E for. 30419; A. Forlivesi &
o 12045
Don’t be blue; w and melody. ©1e.
June 3, 1933; E unp. 72210; Daisy
Wight. 12046
Don’t get too personal with me; song.
© 1c. June 9, 1933; E unp. 72869;
Stanley Y. Kaneyuki. 12047
Don’t knock on my front dorr [sic];
w and m Gene Mack. © 1c. June.
3, 1933; E unp. 72220; Hugene Mc-
Gillicuddy. 12048
Don’t leave me alone; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. June 19, 1933; E
unp. 72772; Joseph Edward Barth.
12049 -
Don’t play me cheap; w Harry Dial,
melody Zilner T. Randolph. © 1 ¢.
June 23, 1933; E unp. 73001; Sha--
piro, Bernstein & co., ine. 12050.
Don’t say no to Cupid; w A. Geary,
m L. Van Velsor. © 1c. June 27,.
1933: E unp. 73166; Leila Van Vel-
sor and Alice Geary. 12051
Don’t sin; w and m Joel A. Drysel.
© 1c. June 24, 1933: E unp. 73118;
Harold A. Dryselius. 12052
Don’t you worry at all; fox-trot song.
© 1c. June 23, 1933; E unp. 73016;
John R. Johnson, 12053. _
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Dorina; slow fox-trot, versi e€ m
Franco Ansaldo; orch. parti. ©
Mar. 1, 1983; E for. 30467; Mario
Aromando., 12054
-Doudloudou; paroles Jean Delettre, m
J. Delettre et Georges Tabet. ©
Dee al. 1932’) H for. 30131;" Wadi-
tions Max HEschig. 12055
Down by the lily pond; song, m
Luther A. Clark. © 1 ¢. June 2,
1988; E unp. 72218; Sherman
Lambert. 12056
Down Devon; by Madeleine Evans; pf.
© > May 24, 1933; E for. 30280;
Joseph Williams, ltd. 12057
Down in Hong Kong; pf. treble with
we, © 1 c. June 27, 1933; E unp.
73161; Rilla Hancock. 12058
Down in lover’s lane with you; song,
m Lon Healy; with ukulele arr. ©
te lame 12, 1933; KH unp,. 725538;
Gail E. Fearn. 12059
Down in old Missouri; song. © 1 «.
June 12, 1988; E unp. 72877; Lillie
Brewer. 12060
Down the avenue; military march,
Geoffrey O’Hara, arr. Geo. F. Brie-
gel; band pts. © June 15, 1933;
E for. 36706; Olman music corp.
12061
Down the fairway ; from How to break
ninety, Harry Warren; pf. © June
16, 1933; E pub. 36765; M. Witmark
& sons. 12062
Down the maple tree lane; valse song.
© 1c. June 17, 1933; E unp. 72887;
A. H. McCracken. 12063
-Down the old Ox road; from College
humor, w Sam Coslow, m Arthur
Johnston ; with ukulele arr. © June
23, 19838; E pub. 386904; Famous
music corp. 12064
Down where the sea breezes blow;
w Joseph EH. Saunders, m Oscar G.
Petters and J. E. Saunders. © 1.
June 3, 1983; E unp. 72222; Har-
mony music pub. co. 12065,
Dream come true; play, Marjorie
Lyon, with incidental m James Lyon.
Woexusc.) ©) May - 5,0 1933- HE) for.
30256; Boosey & co., ltd. 12066
Dream cradle song; w Sarojini Naidu,
m Harry Brook; 2-pt. treble voices.
© Mar. 16, 1933; E for. 30226; Ox-
ford univ. press. 12067
Dream girl; song. © 1 c. June 9,
1933; E unp. 72874; Clara B. Ivan-
covich. 12068
12084
Dream girl of mine; w and melody
Al Baker. © 1 e. June 27, 1933;
E unp. 73163; Albert 8S. Baker.
12069
Dream of love; mélodie boston; orch.
ptes. © Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 30097 ;
Hubert Gillot. 12070
Dream on; w Charles Tobias and Sid-
ney Clare, melody Gerald Marks. ©
1 ec. June 16, 1933; E unp. 72640;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ince.
12071
Dream prince; song, with ukulele arr.
© le June 1%, 1983; EB) unp. 127255
Lucile Grainger Smith. 12072
Dream shadow; w and melody Ave
Marie C. Cassidy. ©1 ec. June 27,
1933; E unp. 73135; Evelyn C. Mc-
Gonigle. 12073
Dream waltz; w and m Lew Tillson.
© 1c. June 8, 1933; E unp. 72441;
Ilewellyn Meyers Tillson. 12074
Dreaming; by C. W. Krogmann, oo.
180, no. 4; pf. © May 29, 1933;
EK pub. 36517; Theodore Presser Co.
; 12075
fox trot song. © 1. June 21,
1933; E unp. 78067; F. Iddo Fitz-
gerald. 12076
w and m Lucile Hall. © 1.
June 19, 1933; E unp. 72801; Lucile
H. Talley. 12077
w and melody. © 1c. June 8,
1933 ; E unp. 72408; Walter C. Stone
and J. P. Delaney. 12078
Dreaming and yearning for you; song.
© 1c. June 5, 1933; E unp. 72258;
Barbara Harris. 12079
Dreaming midst the roses; valse song;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. May 27,
1933; E unp. 72850; Florence E.
Joslin. 12080
Dreaming of a lover; song. © 1.
May 31, 1983; E unp. 72394; Alma.
May Gilfillan. 12081
Dreaming of you; song. © 1c. June
14, 1933; E unp. 72577; Charles C.
Jester and Marie Jester. 12082
song, melody by Fred Mahar. ©
1 c.. June 17%, 1935; EH, unp. 72670;
Henry Luie. 120838
Dreaming of you each night and day;
w James Quackenbush, m James G.
Parke; in C. ©1c. June 23, 1933;
E unp. 73018; James Parke. 12084
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12085
Dreams of prosperity; pf. © 1 «
May 22, 1983; E unp. 72289; Birdie
Montgomery Miller. 12085
Dreamy caravan; w John Braillard,
melody Wallace Aldan. ©1c. June
23, 1933; E unp. 73017; Wallace
Putkowski, jr. 12086
Dreamy eyes; w and melody. ©1..
June 17, 1983; E unp. 72677; Annie
Johnson. 12087
Dreamy moonlit valley; m Sylvester
Hong Cross; pf. with w. ©’ 1 e.
yune 7°. 1983; KH unp: 123535, hal
Bockus. 12088
Dreamy river; w and m Roland Irv-
Inet. Oat. wea. Mee Toe con
unp. 72350; Roland Irving Smith.
12089:
Drifting; w and m Mrs. G. Henry Cad-
man. ©1e. June 15, 1983; E unp.
72806; Ruby Danks Cadman. 12090
Du hast das feuer im blut; lied u.
paso doble, w S. Harrison, m Léon
Dazar u. Maurice Bénoit, special arr.
Richard Etlinger; salon orch. stim-
men. © Dec. 1, 1931; E for. 30384;
Schugall & co. 12091
Duncan Gray; w Burns, m H. Procter-
Gregg. © June 6, 1933; E for.
30360; Boosey & co., Itd. 12092
Dusk; song; melody, with chord acc.
©l1e. June 28, 1933; E unp. 73203;
Ralph Whelan Mitchell Keating.
12093
Echo (The); by Evangeline Lehman ;
pf. © June 12, 1933; E pub. 36692;
Theodore Presser co. 12094
EHighteenth century dances; selected
and arr., Imogen Holst; pf. © Apr.
27, 1933; E for. 30250; Oxford univ.
press. 12095
Empty dreams; song. © 1c. June 3,
1933; E unp. 72203; Lydia Emily
Barber. 12096
Empty (An) picture frame; song. ©
. Le. June 21, 1933; E unp. 73060;
Jennette V. Scully. 12097
En route; ed. Charles Midgley; pf.
© 1c. June 12, 1933; E unp. 72492;
Ella Ribble Beaudoux. 12098
End (The) came too soon; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. June 12, 1933;
EK unp. 72513; Claranelle Bales.
12099
Enjoying prosperity now; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 29, 1933; E unp.
73234; Russell Cook. 12100
O14
pt. 10, Bes. Woes
Ennuis (Les) de Marecot; dans L’ours
et le pacha, paroles André G. Block,
m Serge Weksler. © Apr. 1, 1933;
E for. 30266; Choudens. 12101
Episode (An); by R. H. Bassett; pf.
conductor. © 1. June 16, 1933;
E unp. 72736; Movietone music corp.
12102
Hra la noche helada; cancidn tango.
© 1c. June 15, 19383; E unp. 72612;
Anna Alfaro de Conte. 12103.
Esta noches; tango, melody. © 1 e.
June 17, 1933; E unp. 72791; Cecil
Irving Davidson. 12104
Eternal Israel; song. © May 16, 1933;.
E pub. 36497; George Perlman.
12105.
Kternity rejoices; anthem or quartet,
tr. from German, William R. Whit-
tingham, m ahd arr. Robert S.
Flagler; mixed voices; organ ace.
© May 29, 1932; HE pub: 36508:
Harms, ine. 12106
Eterno enamorado; bolero, letra y
melodia Pastor Villa. © 1 «¢ June
10, 1933; E unp. 72474; Latin Amer-
ican music bureau. 12107
Evening star; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
June 19, 1983; E unp. 72776; Mack
Higginbotham, jr. 12108
Eventide; song, pf. arr. Ellis G. Kling-
berg. © 1c. June 1, 1933; E unp.
72114; Herbert William Anderson.
12109.
Ever and forever; song. © 1c. June
9, 1983; E unp. 72871; Peggy M. M.
. Cooke. 12110.
Every moment of every day; song. ©
te. June 17; 1983 > Hap ees
Fred Sperani. 12931
Everybody has a gift; w and melody.
© 1c. June 27, 1933; E unp. 73142;
Hasson 8. Doali. 12112
Everybody’s going to the big world’s
fair; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. June 19, 19333;
E unp. 72747; Pearl D. Crof.on.
12113
Everybody’s with you Mister Franklin
D.; song. © 1 ec June 5, 1983;
E unp. 72390; C. A. Wicklund.
12114
Everyone’s happy again; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. June 26, 1933; E unp.
73088; Harry P. Jacobs. 12115
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Everything but my man; pf. treble.
© 1c. June 29, 1933; E unp. 73216;
Serge Walter. 12116
Ev’rything is peaches ‘neath the old
apple tree; w and melody Charles
O’F lynn, George W. Meyer and Pete
Wendling. © 1c. June 24, 19338;
E unp. 73034; Santly bros., ine.
12117
Evviva Pecora; canzone, versi Ricardo
Cordiferro. © 1c. June 22, 1933;
E unp. 72971; Giuseppe Quartullo.
12118
Executant (The) ; by R. M. Endresen;
cornet; pf. acc. © June 15, 1933;
E pub. 36750; Rubank, inc. 12119
EXxpiacion ; tango, de Payasadas de la
vida, letra y m Jorge M. Dada; pf.
[with guit. arr.] © May 19, 1833;
E pub. 36540; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 12120
Exposition moon; song, w J. C. Plimp-
ton and Alfhild Bing. © 1c. June
7, 1933; E unp. 72347; Jean Cundall
Plimpton. 12121
Faded love’s dream; pf. with w. ©
1 @ June 6, 1933; E unp. 72298;
Celia Gamez. 12122
Fair-ground march; pf. © 1c. June
8, 1933; E unp. 72420; Belle H.
Swain. 12123
Fair weather; song. © 1. June 22,
1933; E unp. 72995; Walter R.
Smith and Katharine Neal Smith.
12124
Fairer than Killarney’s roses; song.
© 1c. June 17, 1983; E unp. 72892;
Anna Rex Lowrie. 12125
Fairy bells; w and m Mae-Aileen Erb;
pf. © May 29, 1983; E pub. 36521;
Theodore Presser co. 12126
Fallen arches; ist alto. © 1c. May
24, 1983; E unp. 72366; Earl Eugene
Bostic. 12127
Fama (la) del tartanero; zarzuela,
letra GOngora y Manzano. Pte. de
apuntar. © July 28, 1982; E for.
30264; Jacinto Guerrero. 12128
Fanny, Fanny, je t’adore; fox-trot,
paroles René Sarvil, m Georges Sel-
lers; avec accord de Vukulele. ©
Apr. 1, 1988; E for. 30181; Editions
Salabert. 12129
Fantaisie cinématographique; de En-
levez-moi, G. Gabaroche; pf. ©
Apr. 1, 1938; E for. 30190; Editions
Salabert. 12130
12144
Fantaisie concertante; par Maurice Le
Boucher; hautbois et pf. © Dec.
31, 1982; E for. 30144; Lucien de
Lacour. 12151
Fantasmagoria; by L. E. De Fran-
cesco; pf.-conductor. © 1 ¢. June
14, 1983; E unp. 72601; Movietone
music corp. 1 DARBY.
Farewell to college; song. © 1 «.
June 17, 19338; E unp. 72717; Beth
Marie Jacobs. 12133
Fear not; w and melody. ©1c. June
2, 1933; E unp. 72164; Miriam Sykes
Woolfolk. 12134
February; w Mordaunt Currie, m C.
Armstrong Gibbs. Winthrop Rogers
ed. © June 6, 1933; E for. 30364;
Boosey & co., ltd. 12135
Fehuanita; melody, Agustin Lara. ©
1 ce. June 15, 19383; BE unp. 72952;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 12136
Femmes d’Espagne; de Joaquin
Turina, op. 73; pf. 2° sér. © Apr.
1, 1933; E for. 30108; Rouart, Le-
rolle et cie. pA Ba
Fermin; melody, Agustin Lara. ©
1 ec. June 14, 1933; E unp. 72950;
Southern music pub. ¢o., inc. 121388
Ferroud (Pierre-Octave) Drei traute
gesinge; nach dichtungen Johann-
Wolfgang v. Goethe, adaptation
francaise P. O. Ferroud. © Mar. 1,
1933 ; E for. 29735; Durand et Cie.
12139
Festal responses; m H. C. Stewart.
© Mar. 2, 1933; E for. 30232; Ox-
ford uniy. press. 12140
Fields (Arthur) 50 favorite get to-
gether songs; arr. and compiled
Arthur Fields and Fred Hall; with
ukulele arrs. © June 30, 1933; E
pub. 36913 ; Piedmont music ¢Co., inc.
12141
Fierra mexicana; melody, Agustin
Lara. ©1c. June 15, 1933; E unp.
72951; Southern music pub. co., ine.
12142
Fill up your steins; song. ©1c. June
24, 1988; E unp. 738045; Hilda
Dorothea Marquardt. 12143
Five, six, seven, eight, nine little miles
from Ten-Ten-Tennessee; w Buddy
Fields and Al Lewis, m Al Sherman;
with ukulele arr. © June 6, 1933;
E pub. 36609; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine. 12144
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12145
Flame; w F. Valentino, m A. Pisoni.
© 1c. June 8, 1933; E unp. 72808;
Albert Pisoni and Frank Valentino.
12145
Flauto (Il) notturno: poemetto, Ric-
cardo Zandonai; flauto solista e
piccola orch. Partitura: © June 5,
1933 ; E for. 30368; G. Ricordi & co.
12146
Fleecy white clouds: w and melody.
G1 ce. June 3, 1933: 0H unp. (2241 ;
Van Miller. 12147
Florentine (A) love song; by Frank
H. Grey; pf. © May ‘29, 1933;.H
pub. 36534; Theodore Presser co.
12148
Fly away, fly away over the sea; 2-pt.
song, Ww Christina Rossetti, m
Frederick A. Ogilvy: treble voices.
© ‘June 9, 1933°).8. for, 130425:
Boosey & co., ltd. 12149
Foerster’s liebesgarten; walzer-pot-
pourri, tiber Rud. Foerster’s mel-
odien, v. Paul Lincke; orch. stim-
men, mit worte. © May 20, 1933; E
for. 30269; Risi-ton-verlag. 12150
Folk (The) song sight singing series;
compiled and ed. Hdgar Crowe,
Annie Lawton and W. Gillies Whit-
taker. bk. 1-3. Staff notation.—
bk. 11. Sol-fa notation. © Mar.
28, 1988; E for. 30219-30222; Ox-
ford univ. press. 12151-12154
Fool (The) I’ve been; waltz, w and
melody. © 1 ¢. June 20, 1933; E
unp. 72828; Carmine Pierro. 12155.
Foot-steps; pf. © 1c. June 38, 1933;
E ounp. 72278; Frank J. McGuire.
12156
For every broken heart on Broadway,
there’s a married man in jail; w and
melody. © 1a June 8, 1933; E
unp. 72404; Charles Glynn and
J. P. Delaney. Avs ly¢
For it doesn’t matter; fox-trot song.
Mar. 8, 19383; :H pub. 36555;
Matilda Curtiss. 12158
For love time is the best time; w and
m Paul Remy; with ukulele arr. ©
June 16, 1983; E for. 30312; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., Itd. 12159
For solen skinner bag ved skyen; fox-
trot, tekst Patrik Hoffmann, m
Albert Larsson og Borge Rosenwald ;
pf. © Apr. 27, 1933; E for. 30436;
Wilhelm Hansen. 12160
Forét (La); par A. Chantrier; odeon
orch. ptes. © May 18, 1933; EB for.
30318; A. Cranz. 12161
516
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Forever and forever; w J. De Maccio,
m T. L. Carlton. © 1c. June 28,
1933; E unp. 73209; Thos. L. Carl-
ton and Josephine De Maccio.
12162
Forever mine; song. ©1e. June 16,
1933; E unp. 72636; Raymond P.
Fearon. 12163
Forever true; song. © 1c. June 16,
1933; E unp. 72647; Blanche |. #.
Craig Brydon. 12164
Forgive me darling; song, arr. Earl
Carbaugh. © 1c. June 8, 1933; E
unp. 72597; Harley Earl Shoaff.
12165
Forgive me I plead; w and melody.
© 1c. June 27, 19833; E unp. 73143;
Samuel G. Flocker. 12166
Fragments of dreams; waltz, m Bur-
rell Van Buren; pf. with w. ©1c.
June 14, 1933; E unp. 72563; Lou
Duncan Greenlee. 12167
Francis & Day’s book of 50 sacred
Songs and hymns; arr. Aubrey Ken-
nett. © Apr. 28, 1933; E for. 30311;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 12168
Franklin march; by James Wilson; pf.
© 1c. June 15, 1933; E unp. 72613;
L. W. Barnes. 12169
Franz Schubert; overture, Fr. von
Suppé, arr. Anton Weiss; full sym-
phonie band pts. © June 16, 1933;
EH pub. 36746; Theodore Presser co.
12170
Freedman (Marcella Sylvia) Melody.
©1ec. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72795;
Marcella Sylvia Freedman. ik vel
Frenessia d’amore; serenata, versi e
melodia. © 1c. June 20, 1933; H
unp. 72831; Saverio Meale. 12172
Fresh spring; w Edmund Spenser, m
composed and rey. Marshall Kerno-
chan; sop. and alto 1, 2; DEljer
organ ace. © June 27, 1933; E pub.
36940: Galaxy music corp. 12173
Frolics; song. © 1c. June 29, 1933;
E unp. 73240; Agnes Elizabeth Rose.
12174
From a monastery window; by Fran-
cesco B. DeLeone; pf. © May 29,
1933; E pub. 36525; Theodore Pres-
ser co. 12175
From time to time; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. June 29, 1933; E unp. 73219;
Franklin Madden. 12176
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Friihlingszauber; walzer, S. Transla-
teur, op. 1038, bearb. Leo Kahler;
salon-orch. stimmen. © Apr. 15,
1932; E for. 30511; Henry Litolff’s
verlag. a eA Wer
Fiir Deutschland soll es sein; w H.
Anacker, m Helmut Reinisch; miin-
nerchor, a_ capella. Partitur u.
stimmen. © May 29, 1933; E for.
30476; Heinrichshofen’s verlag.
12178
Fun and folk songs; small collection
of songs. © June 5, 1933; E pub.
86619; Board of Christian education
of the Presbyterian church in the
Ue. A. 12179:
Furiante; by Alois Reiser; pf. no. 1,
2. © 1c each June 16, 1933; H
unp. 72741, 72742; Movietone music
corp. 12180, 12181
Gambling barroom blues; w and mel-
ody J. Rodgers and Shelly Lee AI-
ley. © 1c. June 5, 19383; E unp.
72929; Southern music pub. ¢o., ine.
12182
Gamma phi beta serenade; w Martha
Chapman and Margaret Whitney, m
Bernie Cummins and J. V. DeCim-
ber; with ukulele arr. Wm. Grigg.
© May 31, 1933; E pub. 36588;
Western music publishers. 12183
Ganz nur dein; song. ©1c. June 9,
19338; E unp. 72538; Clara Edwards.
12184
Garden (The) seat; w Thomas Hardy,
m Michael Head. © June 6, 1933;
E for. 30359; Boosey & ¢Go., ltd.
12185
Gavotte du Petit Trianon; by Evan-
geline Lehman; pf. © June 12,
1933; E pub. 36691; Theodore Pres-
ser co. 12186
Gee, but it’s great to meet a friend
from your home town; w Wm.
Tracey, m Jas. McGavisk, arr. Justin
Ring. © June 9, 1933; E pub.
36952; Fred Hager. 12187
George Washington; w Mrs. E. H.
Dame, m the Starret system club;
with ukulele arr. © Feb. 20, 1933;
EK pub. 386878; Maria Elizabeth
Dame and the Starret system club.
12188
Georgia—the land of my dreams;
song. © 1c. June 6, 1933; E unp.
72306; Jos. C. Purdy. 12189
Gethsemane cheer; march song. ©
June 8, 1933; E pub. 36622; George
F. Krajewski. 12190
12202*
Getting the best of the blues; w and
melody. © 1«¢ June 24, 1933; EH
unp. 73039; Kenneth Hecht. 12191
Gewehr tiber; marsch, Willi Thiele
[and] ‘Tannenberg-marsch; Her-
mann Blume; militirmusik stim-
men. © Mar. 7, 1933; E for. 30292;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock. 12192
Ghost ship; song, arr. Georgianna
Amsden; pf. ©1c. June 19, 1933;
EK unp. 72840; Winnifred Hahne.
12193
Gift (The); Ww Douglas Gerrard,
melody Winifred Widney Law. ©
1 c. May 24, 193838; E unp. 72372;
A. Winifred Widney Law. 12194
Gipsy life; 5 easy pieces, E. Mark-
ham Lee; pf. © May 19, 1933; EH
for. 30321; Murdoch, Murdoch & co.,
inc. with John G. Murdoch & co.,
bg casts 12195.
Girl (The) of the best friend of mine;
waltz, w and melody. © 1. June
8, 19383; E unp. 72417; Earnest R.
Calhoun. 12196.
Girl of the golden West; waltz Song.
© May 24, 19338; E pub. 36778;
Michael EH. Byrns. 12197
Girlie in town and you know her too;
song. ©1c June 8, 1933; E unp.
72443; Joseph Eugene Foss. 12198.
Girlie, will you be my pal; song. ©
1 e. June 1, 1933; E unp. 72148;
Joseph Eugene Foss. 12199
Gitana del albaicin; paso-doble, P.
Marquina, arr. Francis Salabert;.
orch. ptes. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for.
30100; Union musicale’ franco-
espagnole. 12200
Gitana .. . Gitana; paso-doble, de
Violettes impériales, paroles espag-
noles Fidel Prado, version francaise
Marcel Pollet, m Modesto Romero;
avee accord de Vukulele. © Dec.
31, 1932; E for. 30895; Ste. d’edi-
tions musicales d’adaptations cine-.
matographiques. 12201
Gitty-up! Nicodemus; w Sy Treitel,
m Jack Freeman. © June 24, 1933;
E pub. 36948; Handy bros. music
co., ine. 12202-
Giuditta; musikalische komdédie, Paul
Knepler u. Fritz Lohner, m Franz
Lehar. © Feb. 15, 1933; D 28467;
W. Karezag verlag. 12202*
Give me a place in your heart; waltz,
w and m Pauline Toedman, arr.
Will Livernash; with ukulele arr.
O17
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12203
Give me a place in your heart—Contd.
and special harmony cho. © June
16, 1933; E pub. 36898; Freeman
inusic Go. 12203
Give me love; from Casanova, w Her-
bert Lumley, m Pat Thayer; with
ukulele arr. © June 16, 1983; H
for. 30420; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd. 12204
Give me your love; song. ©1c. June
15, 1983; E unp. 72627; Herman
Dick Kissenger. 12205
Give your heart to me; song, melody
Ada May. © 1.¢. June 15,-19383; HE
unp. 72625; Marjorie Harper. 12206
Glissando; de Léon Moreau; pf. ©
Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 30146; Lucien
de Lacour. 12207
Glorifying our universal American
bands; march; band pts. © June
29, 19383; E pub. 36959; Hiram C.,
Miller. 12208
Glorious (A) night in Venice; song,
arr. Wendell T. Given. © June 5,
1933 ; E pub. 36772; Andrew EH. Toce.
12209
Glory (The) of our nation; song, m
arr. Walter W. Newcomer. © May
29, 19838; E pub. 36771; Willis H.
Sanders. 12210
Glory to God in the highest ; Christmas
anthem, w from St. Luke 2, ed.
‘Cc. F. M., m G. B. Pergolesi, organ
pt. Vincent Novello, new arr. Charles
F. Manney ; mixed voices; organ acc.
© June 16, 1933; E pub. 36956;
B. F. Wood music co. 12211
Glow-worms (The); song. © 1 ce.
June 29, 1933; E unp. 73241; Agnes
Elizabeth Rose. 12212
Gluck (Christoph Wilibald von)
Orphée; transcription L. Brochart;
sans ace. 1. 3 voix égales.—2. 4
voix mixtes. © Apr. 1, 1983; E for.
30115, 30116; Durand et cie.
V22176, 12214
Go for the long-tail blue; w Judy Ca-
nova, with melody. © 1. June 7,
1933; E unp. 72342; Anna Canova.
12215
God aften lille frgken; tekst Anker
Hansen, m Harald Mortensen; pf.
© Apr. 27, 1933; E for. 30437; Wil-
helm Hansen. 12216
God gave me you, love; song. ©1e.
June 26, 1933; E unp. 73095; Wini-
fred Agnes Sage. 12217
Dt. 11; 1 Save ses
God keep you; w Edward Lockton, m
Arthur F. Tate; in C. © May 29,
1938; E for. 30339; Chappell & Co.,
ltd. 12218
Going away; melody with pf. acc. ©
1 ec June 23, 19383; E unp. 73015;
Martha Cooney Cochran. 12219
Going up! coming down; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 21, 1933; EH unp.
72904; John J. Schneider. 12220
Golden (The) cage; waltz, from the
film, w Patrick Michael, m Colin
Wark; with ukulele arr. © June
16, 1933; E for. 30313; Campbell,
Connelly & co., Itd. 12221
Good bye, gal; song, melody Lee Tur-
ner. © 1c. June 12, 1933; E unp.
72486; Anna M. Haas. 12222
Goodbye Old Man Depression; song.
© May 20, 1933; E pub. 36776;
Thomas A. Williams. 122238
w and m Martin Dallas. © be.
May 9, 1933; 1 unp. 7129); Vera:
Huffman. 12224
Good fellow songs; coll. of old and
new songs, with parody versions,
composed, compiled and ed. Clarence
Gaskill and L. C. Ernst; with uku-
lele arr. © June 20, 1933; E pub.
36951; Luz bros. music publishers.
12225
Good Friday; music drama, a play in
verse, John Masefield, set to m P.
Napier Miles. Voc. sc. © May 4,
1933; EH for. 30252; Oxford univ.
press. 12226
Good luck, sweetheart ; w Ray Klages,
m J. Fred Coots; with ukulele arr.
© June 22, 19383; E pub. 36871;
Santly bros., inc. 12227
w Ray Klages, melody J. Fred
Coots. ©1c. June 14, 1933; E unp.
72588; Santly bros., ine. 12228
Good night; German folk-song, Eng-
lish version and m arr. Charles F.
Manney ; mixed voices. © June 16,
1933; E pub. 868382; B. F. Wood
musi¢ co. 12229
—song. © 1c. June 23, 1933;
EH unp. 73010; Moline Estella Buff-
ington. 12230
Good night, Elaine; w and m Fred
Rose; with ukulele arr. © June 19,
1933; E pub. 36794; T. S. Denison &
co. 12231
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
-“Goo-gou’s call; song, from Sugar
house; in C. ©1ec. June 29, 1933;
-E unp. 7382388; Agnes Elizabeth Rose.
PA
“Gorgeous one; w and melody. © 1.
June 9, 19838; E unp. 72452; Eliza-
beth Josephson. 12235
Got a need for you; w and m Jeanne
Burns. © June 21, 1933; E pub.
56860; Handy bros. music co., ine.
12234
Grandfather’s clock; w and m Zez
Confrey; pf. © May 31, 19338; E
pub. 36677; Mills music, inc. 12235
“Grands (Les) succés d’ opéreties mod-
ernes; fantaisies-sélections de divers
eompositeurs, [arr.] Francis Sala-
(bert: pr. © Apr. 1, 1933.;) EH for.
‘30199 ; Editions Salabert. 12236
‘Granier’s hosanna; anthem, transcrip-
tion for 2 solo voices and mixed cho.
Chris HH. H. Booth. © June’ 12,
1933; E pub. 36686; Robin Ellis.
12237
Grapevine (The) swing; w Samuel
Minturn Peck, m Robert W. Gibb.
1. Men’s voices.—2. Sop., alto and
mass. © May 20, 1983;):E) pub.
36506, 36507; Oliver Ditson co., inc.
12238, 12239
‘Gray sky; by Evangeline Lehman; pf.
© June 12, 1933; E pub. 36693;
Theodore Presser Co. 12240
Greek fantasy; by George Samuel
Gontor ; violin; pf! acc. © 1 «.
June 2, 1933; E unp. 72173; Samuel
Contor. 12241
Green (The) and gold; pf. with w.
© June 2, 1933; E pub. 36663;
Emma Inglee. 12242
Green meadow; melody with pf. acc.
© 1c. June 16, 1933; E unp. 72656 ;
Margaret C. O’Brien. 12243
Grieg (Evard Hagerup) Adagio can-
tabile; from Deux piéces symphoni-
ques, op. 14, transcribed A. Walter
Kramer, ed. Albert Stoessel; string
orch. with pf. ad lib. Sc. and pts.
© May 18, 1933; E pub. 36822; G.
Schirmer, inc. 12244
Grieving granddaddies; pf. with w.
© 1c. June 8, 1933; E unp. 72439;
Hieronim L. T. Czarnecki. 12245
Group instructor; 24 lessons for fife,
written and arr. P. E. Brodine. ©
June 20, 19383; E pub. 36895; Petrus
- KE. Brodine. 12246
12259
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Angels,
ever bright and fair; from Theo-
dora, w anon., ed. Henry Clough-
Leighter, m arr. Louis Koppitz; 3-pt.
women’s cho. © May 15, 1933; E
pub. 36566; HE. C. Schirmer music co.
12247
Sonata; in E min., ed. and pf. ace.
arr. from the fingered bass Louis
Fleury; flute and pf. © June 2,
1933; E for. 308310; Rudall, Carte &
eo. ltd. 12248
—— Throned high in heaven; from the
Passion, w from German of Hein-
rich Brockes, translator unknown,
ed. and m arr. Henry Clough-Leight-
er; 2-pt. women’s cho. © May 15,
1933; E pub. 36564; HE. C. Schirmer
music co. 12249
Hail to Pitt; by Lester M. Taylor,
arr. Frank A. Panella; full brass
band pts. © June 24, 1933; E pub.
36859; Volkwein bros., inc. 12250
Hail to Roosevelt a man worth while;
song. © June 14, 1933; E pub.
36887 ; Katherine Foster. 12251
Hail to you, Franklin Roosevelt; w
and melody. © 1. June 8, 1933;
E unp. 72407; Fortunate Marino and
J. P. Delaney. 12252
Hakenkreuz (Das); w Ottokar Kern-
stock, m Helmut Reinisch; minner-
chor, a capella. Partitur wu. stim-
men. © May 29, 1933; E for.
30477; Heinrichshofen’s verlag.
2253
Hallo, ding a ling a ding a ling ling;
song, m Julia C. Montgomery. ©
1 ¢. gune 12.1983: BE unp. 7251:
Paul Echols Montgomery. 12254
Ham and eggs for two; w and melody.
© 1c. June 1, 1933; E unp. 72130;
Marjorie Harper. 12255
Hand-organ (The) man; w _ BH#lias
Lieberman, m Jacques Wolfe; med.
voice. © May 19, 1933; E pub.
36818; G. Schirmer, inc. 12256
Handsome Hank’s reel; pf. © 1 e.
June 23, 1933; E unp. 73014; Davy
Milton West. 12257
Happiness for two; fox trot song. ©
1 ec. June 21, 19383; E unp. 73066;
Katherine K. Ratcliff. 12258
Happy days again; march, w and
melody. © 1c. June 28, 1933; E
unp. 73180; Margaret Brock. 12259
O19
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12260
Happy (The) vagabond’s song;
William Heughan, m Gladys Sayer;
imo «C) May 26... 1935.° ie hor,
30391; Peter Maurice music co., 1td.
12260
Happyland express; by William Spiel-
ter; pf.-conductor. © 1c. June 29,
1933; E unp. 738262; Movietone
music corp. 12261
song. © 1c. June 21,
72905; Bayard Mosby.
12262
Harlem serenade; w Earl and Kenneth
Happyville ;
1933; E unp.
Stier, with melody. © 1c. June 8,
1933; E unp. 72413; Joseph C. Stier.
12263
Harlequin; violin and pf. ©1c¢ June
21, 1933; E unp. 72911; Karl And-
rist. 12264
Harvest fields are waiting; hymn. ©
May 29, 1933; E pub. 36597;
Dorothy L. Kunzman. 12265
Hastio; melody, Agustin Lara. © 1
e; June aT, 193838 ;0H- ump. 72953;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 12266
Have you forgotten me; w and m
G. A. Geuppert; pf. ©i1c. June 10,
1933; E unp. 72472; Gladys Geup-
pert. 12267
Have you had a good day to-day; w
and m Ralph Edmund and John P.
Long; with ukulele arr. © June 16,
1933; E for. 30423; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd. 12268
Haven of rest; w and melody. ©1e.
June 2, 1983; E unp. 72168; Llew-
elyn J. Thomas. 12269
Hawaiian moonlight ; fox-trot, di Pippo
Barzizza; orch. parti. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 30472; Mario Aro-
mando. 12270
Hazel; w Berenice J. Fleischmann, m
B. J. Fleischmann and B. H. Swain.
© 1c. May 27, 1933; E unp. 72482;
Belle H. Swain. 1227 1
He’s mine; w George Wagener, mel-
ody Howard Jackson. © 1c. June
16, 1983; E unp. 72638; Irving Ber-
lin, inc. 12272
Headin’ home; w and melody. ‘© 1 ¢.
June 26, 1933; E unp. 73101; Robert
A. Cutter. 12273
Hear me calling to you my love; song.
© 1c. June 15, 1933; E unp. 72609;
Guy French. 12274
520
w | Heart o’ my heart;
pt. 11,.n. s., v. 28
song, melody
James L. Brown. © 1 ¢. June 8,
1933; E unp. 72432; Ruby Bolen
Snowe. 12275
Heart of mine, don’t say good-bye;
song, arr. Ferd Oldre; with ukulele
arr. © May 25, 1933; E pub. 36638;
Lou Michlin. 12276
Heart to heart; song. © June 9, 1933;
E pub. 36741; Herman K. Marsh.
iPlay ¢
Hearts of New York; valse; melody,
with pf. acc. ©1c. June 2, 1933;
E unp. 72170; Bernhard Perboner.
12278
Heat wave; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 27, 1933; E unp. 73134; Irving
Berlin, inc. 12279
Heaven; w and m Zella Goodman. ©
1 ce. June 16, 1933; E unp. 72655;
Zella McMillan. 12280:
Heaven right here; song, m Tamara
Miller. ©1c. June 28, 1933; E unp.
73021; Cora Delia Williams. 12281
Heigh ho everybody; song. © 1 ¢.
June 38, 1983; E unp. 72212; Sarah
T. Haust. 12282
Hello my sweethearts, I am free
again; w Phil Price, m Dino Alessi;
with ukulele arr. © May 23, 1933;
E pub. 36545; New era music pub.
co. 12283
Here comes Marjorie; melody, Henry
Woode and Bennie Moten. © 1 ec.
June 5, 1933; E unp. 72926; South-
ern music pub. co., ine. 12284
Here comes Miss Prosperity; w Karl
Kolb, m Don Gilbert and Karl Kolb.
©1c. June 12, 1933; E unp. 72848;
Robert Kolb Michael and Norman
Laird Patterson. 12285.
Here comes prosperity; w and melody.
© 1c. June 5, 1983; E unp. 72254;
Earl B. Twist. 12286
Here’s mud in your eye; music Car-
toon; instrumental. © 1c. June 6,
1933; E unp. 72312; Harry Randall
Allensworth, 12287
Here ’tis, yes sir, here ’tis; w Ralph ©
O. Wilson, melody Albert E. Knoll. —
© 1c. June 3, 1933; E unp. 72199;
Ralph Wilson and Albert Knoll.
12288.
Here we go; song, m A. §. Lohmann. :
©1c. June 8, 1933; E unp. 72445; —
Clara L. Warner. 12289
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 6, 1933
Hermit of Kildare; overture, G. E.
Holmes; band pts., with conductor.
© June 1, 1933; E pub, 36650; Ru-
bank, inc. 12290
Hi’ ho’ and it can’t be too soon; w
and melody Thos. A. Fairfield. ©
1 ¢. June 20, 1988; E unp. 72821;
Joseph Thomas Antonio Fairfield.
12291
Hill (A) billy wedding in June; w
and m Freddie Owen and Frankie
More, arr. Jean Walz; with ukulele
and guit. arrs. © June 9, 1933; E
pub. 86863; M. M. Cole pub. co.
12292
Hirondelles (Les) de Vienne; marche,
L. Schlogel, op. 86, arr. Francis
Salabert; orch. ptes. © Apr. 1,
1983; EH for. 30168; Editions Sala-
bert. 12293
Histoires (Les) de Pierre et de Lily;
chansons, paroles Héléne Carl, m
Maurice Bellecour. © Dec. 31, 1932;
BH for. 30156; Lucien de Lacour.
12294
Hitler-marsch; v. M. Hartwigk-Engel-
ken; klavier. © 1c. June 13, 1933;
BE unp. 72554; Margarethe Engelken.
12295
Hof brau medley waltz; intro. Du, du
liegst mir im herzen, ete., George
F. Briegel; band pts. © June 5,
1933; E pub. 36610; Emil Ascher,
inc. 12296
Hold me closer tonight; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
June 8, 1938; E unp. 72426; Norma
EK. Johnson. 12297
Hold me in your arms to-night; song.
©1e. June 12, 1983; E unp. 72487;
Helyn Lockwood Davis. 12298
Hold me tight; by R. H. Bassett; pf.-
conductor. © 1c. June 29, 1933;
E unp. 73256; Movietone music corp.
12299
Hold your man; from the photoplay, w
Arthur Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown ;
with ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen.
© June 8, 19383; E pub. 36659;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 12300
Hollow (The) of the hills; pf. treble
with w. © 1c. June 27, 1933; E
unp. 75169; Harold Phillip Huffaker.
12301
Hollywood party; w Lorenz Hart, m
Richard Rodgers, pf. arr. C. Mock-
ridge. © 1c. June 20, 1933; BE unp.
72825 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
12302
12316
Home on the range; Texas cowboy
song, arr. David W. Guion, choral
arr. Wallingford MRiegger; 3-pt.
men’s cho. © June 1, 1933; E pub.
386804; G. Schirmer, inc. 123038
Home run; w Ulysses Simpson Keel-
ing, sr., m Ulysses Simpson Keeling,
pr? pt!" © June’ 14,1933 ; HH pub.
36735; U. S. Keeling & son. 12304
Homeward bound; song. © 1c. June
22, 1933; E unp. 72966; Eugene
Cohn. 12305
Hommage 4 Czerny; 20 divertisse-
ments techniques, Simone Plé; pf.
©, Apr 1, 1933. for. 30258: So-
ciété des éditeurs et compositeurs
associés. 12306
Hoonanea ; song, arr. Robt. Kamaunu.
© 1c. June 26, 1933; E unp. 73125;
Lena Machado. 12307
Hope and joy; w Christina Rossetti, m
May Sarson. © June 20, 1933;
E for. 30599; Novello & co., ltd.
12308
Hot-dog day; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
June 19, 1983; H unp. 72759; Al
Morris. 12309
Hot-cha house; w Edith Andrew Bur-
chell, arr. Jean Walz, m Geo. E. J.
Bresland and Edward Benedict;
with ukulele arr. © May 20, 1933;
E pub. 36641; McKinley music co.
12310
Hot-cha Joe the Georgia gigolo; Ww
Jack Yellen, m Dan Dougherty ; with
ukulele arr. © May 31, 1933; H
pub. 36593: De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 12311
Hot cha Sue; w and melody. © 1.
June 29, 19383; E unp. 73224; Mary
Graham. 12312
House (The) that Jack built for you;
w and melody. ©1c. June 6, 1933;
E unp. 72809; Sue Skelton. 123138
How can I forget you after all you’ve
done to me; w and melody. ©1e.
May.) ‘Sh. C983 sa) Hm FAO:
Jimmy Redrick. 12314
How I love you; fox trot song. ©1c.
June 21, 1983; E unp. 73082; Rich-
ard S. Pride. 12315
How is your golf; song, m M. Bursick
and Dudley Harwood. © 1 c. May
31, 19838; E unp. 72151; Margaret
Bursick. 12316
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Hudson moon; waltz song. ©1..
June 24, 1983; E unp. 73048; Felix
Michael Cappadona. 12317
Humoresque; par Edouard Bron; vio-
loncelle et pf. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E for. 30152; Lucien de Lacour.
12318
Hurrah! hurrah! hurrah! the corner’s
found at last; w and melody. ©1c.
June 27, 1983; E unp. 73141; Grace
Van Deusen. 12319
Hurrah! hurrah! prosperity is on the
way; w and melody. © 1c. June
5, 19383; E unp. 72263; Adeline Mi-
chaud. 12320
Hymn (A) in praise of the faith; w
E. W. Edminson, m BE. W. Naylor.
© May 31, 1933; E for. 30201;
Novello & co., ltd. 12321
Hymn of our navy; w Frank Living-
stone, m W. Goodell; with male
voice arr. © 1c. June 8, 1933; E
unp. 72483; Frank L. Warner and
Walter Goodell. 12322
Hymn (The) that I sang as a boy; w
Sonny Miller, m John Burnaby;
with ukulele arr. Alvin D. Keech.
© June 14, 1933; E for. 30520; B.
Feldman & Co. 12323
Hymn to the Holy Spirit; song, w
Alfred Harding. © 1 ¢ June 15,
1933; E unp. 72608; Edgar Priest.
12324
Hymnal (The) ; Presbyterian, compiled
and ed. Clarence Dickinson and Cal-
vin Weiss Laufer. © May 24, 1933;
A 62852; Presbyterian board of
Christian education. 12325.
I ain’t got nuthin’ to lose; negro con-
solation, w and melody. © 1 «
June 7, 1933; E unp. 72369; William
Marshal Jenkins, jr. 12326
I am a happy-go-lucky kid; w and
melody. © 1c. June 27, 1933; E
unp. 73145; Mary Baker. 123827
I am flirting with you; songz. ©1e
May 31, 1933; E unp. 72398; Bert
Davis. 12328
I am gold; w Phil Price, m Dino
Alessi. © May 23, 1933; E pub.
36543; New era music pub. co.
12329
I am gone, sir; unison song, from
Twelfth night, w Shakespeare, m
Frederie Herbert Wood, op. 32, no. 1.
© June 1, 1933; E for. 30365;
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 12330
022
—
I can’t come out tonight; w and mel--
ody Herman Pincus, Billy Barry
and Irving Bibo; pf. treble. © 1 c.
June 27, 1933; E unp. 73154; Bibo-
Lang, ine. Lb a5% &
I can’t stop loving you now; w and
melody. © 1c. June 26, 1933; E:
unp. 73090; Ruby Baker. 12332
I couldn’t tell them what to do; w
Roy Turk, m Vee Lawnhurst; with
ukulele arr. Haia Kia. © June 16,
1933 ; E pub. 36717; Keit-Engel, inc.
12333:
I’d be crazy if I wasn’t crazy over
you; w and m Al Bryan, Geo. W.
Meyer and Pete Wendling. © June
23, 1983; E pub. 36912; Keit-Engel,.
ine. 12334.
I’d have gambled my life on you;
w and m Al. Piantadosi, Carol Lee
and Jack Glogau; with ukulele arr.
© May 19, 1933; E pub. 36559;
Mills music, ine. 12335.
I'd like to have a drink from the old
oaken bucket; song, melody Bobbie
Kuhn. ©1c. June 16, 1933; E unp.
72649; Sylvia Clark. 12336
I don’t want anything, I can’t havye-
with you; w Bob Conley, m Don
Rae. ©1c. June 20, 1933; E unp.
72836 ; Robert Conley and Donald M.
Rae. 12337
I found you; song. © 1. June 12,
1933; E unp. 72883; Herbert John-
son. 12338
I found you, I lost you somehow; w
and m Bill Grambs. © 1c. May 31,
1933; E unp. 72480; William Mitch-
ell Grambs. 12339"
I go on loving you; w and melody.
©1c. June 20, 1933; E unp. 72816;
Lillian Boyer.
with ukulele arr.
liams.
Noble Cain;
mixed voices.
pub. 36806; G. Schirmer, inc.
12342
I had to love you only to lose you; Ww
Dave Oppenheim, melody George
Braul. ©1c. May 27, 1933; E unp.
72123; Leo Feist, inc. 123
12840: 7
I got a glimpse of heaven when I first —
met you; song, m James L. Brown; ~
© 1 c. June 19, 7
1933; E unp. 72751; John M. Wil-
12341 e |
I got religion; negro spiritual, arr. —
divided 4-pt. cho. of |
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
12370
I lift my heart to Thee; motet, w
C. E. Mudie, m Eric H. Thiman;
mixed voices. © June 13, 1933; H
for. 30418; Bayley & Ferguson.
12344
I like to go back in the evening to
that old sweetheart of mine; w
Richard W. Pascoe, m H. O’Reilly
Clint and Clarence Williams; with
ukulele arr. © May 4, 1933; E pub.
36634; Clarence Williams music
Huo, Cco., me, 12345.
I like to sing a love song; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 5, 1933; E unp.
72238; Irving A. Beirach. 12346
Ill always be hanging around; song,
from Happiness ahead. ©1c. June
7, 19338; E unp. 72345 ; George Myron
Harvey. 12347
Yl be what you want me to be, if
you'll be what I want you to be;
w and melody. ©1ec. June 28, 1933 ;
E unp. 73193; Timothy C. Thompson.
12348
Ill be yours—you'll be mine sweet-
heart; w and m Geo. Nicholai and
Karl Annussek, arr. Ed. De Luca;
with ukulele arr. © Apr. 18, 1933;
E for. 36234; Silhouette music co.
12349
Ill build a nest; fox-trot, from It’s
great to be alive, w and m William
Kernell, arr. Art McKay; orch. pts.,
with male trio arr. J. Rochette. ©
June 22, 1933; E pub. 36843; Movie-
tone music corp. 12350
arr. by J. Rochette ;
vocal orch. pts. 4to. © June 22,
1933 ; E pub. 36844; Movietone music
corp. 12351
Til go back to my old love again;
song. ©1c. June 12, 1933; E unp.
72510; Thomas Doudiken. 12352
T’ll meetcha on the beach Sunday
afternoon; w and m Clarence Gas-
kill; with ukulele arr. © June 26,
1933 ; E pub. 36914; Luz bros. music
publishers. 12353
Ill never be nearer heaven than you;
w and melody. © 1c. June 27,
1933; E unp. 73140; M. Jack Ando.
12354
Ill never leave home again; song. ©
1 ec. June 2, 1938; E unp. 72160;
Edward C. Mergel. 12355
I'll play the music, if you'll sing the
song of love; w and melody. ©1c.
June 29, 1933; E unp. 73222; Albert
P. Stauderman and Jimmy Delaney.
12356
I’ll remember only you; from Peg 0’
my heart, w Arthur Freed, m Nacio
Herb Brown; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © June 2, 1983; E
pub. 86604; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. : 12357
Ill steal you; w and m Eddie Wyatt;
with ukulele arr. © June 14, 1933;
E pub. 36738; New era music pub.
co. 12358.
I’ll still be a dreamer; valse song. ©
1 ce. June 7%, 1983; E unp. 72861 ;
Frank Lafser. 12359
I'll take you home again, Kathleen;
by T. P. Westendorf, arr. George
F. Briegel; military band pts. ©
June 30, 1933; E pub. 36962; George
F. Briegel, inc. 12360
I lost another sweetheart; w and m
Terry Shand and Mort Dixon. ©
June 8, 1983; E pub. 36680; Keit-
Engel, inc. 12361
I love a circus I do; pf. with w. ©
tyes) June “22; 119383; Ei unp: 72983 ;
Harry N. Heckmann. 12362
love to dance with you, sweetheart ;
song. ©i1c. June 29, 1933; E unp.
73232; Rogers Cockrell. 12363
I love you; valse, w and m Winnifred
Carr. © 1. June 21, 1933; E unp.
73055; Elsie May Kramer. 12364
love you in the springtime; fox-trot
song. © 1c. June 7, 1933; E unp.
72864; Thomas De Groodt. 12865
loom
e
I love you indeed with all my heart;
w and melody. ©1c. June 5, 1933;
BE unp. 72252; Philip Wong. 12366
I love you now; song, m Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1c. June 7, 1933;
E unp. 73024; Lorraine Weaver.
12367
I love you sincerely; song. © 1.
June 1, 1933; E unp. 72134; Alirene
MacDonald Stribling. * 12368
I loves you honey; pf. with w. ©1c.
June 22, 1988; E unp. 72984; Harry
N. Eckmann. 12369
I’m a bachelor of the art of ha-cha-
cha; w Sam Coslow, m Arthur
Johnston. © 1 ce. June 6, 1933;
E unp. 72314; Famous music corp.
12370
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oa
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12371
I’m a little co-coa-nut, shakin’ on a
€o-coa-nut tree; from Pleasure is-
land, w and m Cliff Hess. © June
19, 1933; E pub. 36761; M. Witmark
& sons. Peri
I’m almost afraid of you; w and mel-
ody Larry Blaine. © 1c. June 16,
1933; E unp. 72651; Florence A.
Blades. 12372
I’m crooning a love song to heaven;
w Al Lewis, m Al Sherman; with
ukulele arr. © Feb. 24, 19383; EH
pub. 36646; American music corp.
123738
Tm cuckoo about you; fox trot song.
© 1c. June 5, 1933; E unp. 72379 ;
John Behrens. 12374
I’m dreaming dreams; such lovely
dreams, since I fell in love with
you; waltz, w and melody. ©1..
June 5, 1933; E unp. 72293; Weston
Lawrence Boyer. 12375
I’m dying with love; fox trot song.
© 1c. June 5, 19383; E unp. 72382;
Stephen G. Charnoki. 12376
I’m for you and you're for me; w and
melody. © 1c. June 23, 1933; H
unp. 73007; William A. Hoffman.
12370
I’m from Missouri; song, m Luther A.
Clark. ©1 ce. June 12, 1983; E unp.
72527; Emily K. Boyd. 12378
I’m getting younger every day; w
Geoffrey Clayton, m Harry Hudson;
with ukulele arr. © May 18, 1933;
E for. 30325; Peter Maurice music
GO.."10ds 12079
I’m going back; w and melody. ©1ce.
June 5, 1983; E unp. 72267; Hric
Pugh Evans. 12380
I’m going back to my castles in the
air; w and m Emme Herold and
Nalda Nardi. © 1c. June 21, 1933;
E unp. 72906; Emma Herold Hichel-
mann. 12381
I’m in love with baby blue eyes now;
w M. F. Curley, melody William
Raymond Hawkins. © 1c. May 27,
1933; E unp. 72478; W. R. Hawkins
and Margaret F. Curley. 12382
I’m in love with you; fox-trot song.
© 1c. June 5, 1933; E unp. 72286;
John R. Johnson. 12383
w and m’ Lucile Hall. © 1 «¢.
June 19, 1933; E unp. 72800; Lucile
H. Talley.
12384 |
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 28
I’m just a cottage builder; song. ©
1c. June .26, 19383; Hi imps tater:
Leslie EH. Kelton, 2d. 12385
I’m lonely; song, w John C. Johnson.
© 1c. June 7, 1933; E unp. 72346;
George M. Dickinson. 12386
I’m lonesome for a home sweet home
with you; Waltz or fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. May 31, 1933; H
unp. 72111; Frank Thomas Bradley.
12387
I’m lonesome too; w Edgar Milstead,
m W. E. Maloney. © 1 c. June 10,
1933; E unp. 72471; W. E. Maloney
and M. Edgar Milstead. 12388
I’m longing, dear, for you; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. June 5, 1933; E ump.
72247; Maud W. Thomas. 12389
I’m not ashamed; w Richard Coburn,
m Sid Brown. ©1c. June 17, 1933;
E unp. 72723; 8. Allen Brown.
12390
I’m paying now; w and melody. ©
1a June 17, 1983; BH unp. 72673;
Olam L. Kinney. 12391
I’m proud to be a friend to you; violin
with w. ©1c. June 38, 1933; E unp.
72201; Ernest V. Siclari. 12892
I’m rich—and how; w M. Van Scoik,
m M. Linville. © 1c. June 5, 1933;
E unp. 72291; Mabel Van Scoik and
Mary Linville. 12393
I’m simply ga-ga over you; w and
melody Emme Herold and Nalda
Nardi. © 1 ec. Jane 219938
unp. 72907; Emma Herold Nichel-
mann. 12394
I'm singing this song for you; w and
melody. © 1c. June 5, 1933; H
unp. 72266; Clyde C. Simmons.
12395
I’m so happy—I don’t know what to
do; w and melody. © 1c. June 27,
1933 ; E unp. 73149; Hstell G. Boldin.
12396
I’m so in love, madly in love with you;
w O. Kourim, melody J. Waldman,
jr. ©.1c. June 28, 1933: Hi une
73244; Otto Kourim and Joseph
Waldman, jr. 12397
I’m sorry I can’t see my old gal to-
night; w Joe Young, melody Sammy
Fain. © 1c. June 3, 1933; E unp.
72194; Irving Berlin, inc. 12398
I’m telling the world; slow-fox-trot
song. © 1c. June 7, 1933; E unp.
72860; Julia Goularte. 12399
524
ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
I'm throwin’ my love away; w Harold
Adamson, m Burton Lane; with
ukulele arr. © June 7, 1933; E pub.
36617 ; Irving Berlin, inc. 12400
I’m weary and blue; waltz song, mel-
ody Ray Hibbeler. ©1c. June 16,
1933; E unp. 72689; Margaret Ful-
ler. 12401
I'm wild about you; song. © 1 «.
June 13, 19383; E unp. 72549; Syl-
vester 8S. Carbone. 12402
I may be dancing with somebody else
but I keep thinking of you; w and
m Dave Oppenheim, Little Jack Lit-
tle and Ira Schuster. © 1 ec. June
14, 1933; E unp. 72580; Miller music,
ine. 12403
— —with ukulele arr. © June 13,
1933; E pub. 386874; Miller music,
inc. 12404
I miss you; pf. with w. ©1c. June
7, 1983: EH unp. 72348; Patience
Elizabeth Allen. 12405
I need someone like you to teach me
how to love; w P. Edwards, m G. O.
Page. © 1c. May 26, 1933; E unp.
72104; Philip Edwards and Grant
O. Page. 12406
I never knew; pf. with w. © 1 «.
June 14, 19388; E unp. 72564; Ovila
J. Jacques. 12407
——w and melody. © 1 c. June 5,
1933; EH unp. 72264; Anna Wielgosz.
12408
I never knew how much I loved you;
song, arr. Johnny Noble; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. June 27, 1933; EH
unp. 73162; Beverly EH. Byers.
12409
I never knew love could be like this;
w S. Dodi, m Anna Banri. © 1.
June 19, 1933; E unp. 72804; Anna
Blazejewski and Stella Dziadosz.
12410
I only wish I had a million so I could
give you more than love; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. June 8, 1933;
E unp. 72421; Louis Anzaldua.
12411
I picked you out of all the world; w
and m J. Will Callahan, P. J. O’-
Reilly and Marvin Smolev. © June
15, 1983; E pub. 36718; Golden
heart music co. 12412
I promise to dream of you sweetheart ;
valse song. © 1c. June 21, 1933;
E unp. 73079; J. R. Kelly. 12413
12427
I promise you; song. © 1c. June 15,
1933; E unp. 72611; Anna Alfaro de
Conte. 12414
I saw the curl’d drops; w from Rich-
ard Crawshaw’s Hymn of the Na-
tivity, m W. Gillies Whittaker ; 3-pt.
female choir. © Mar. 16, 1933; E
for. 30245; Oxford univ. press.
12415
I thought that love had been a boy;
w anon., m William Byrd, w ed. and
ace. arr. Henry Clough-Leighter; 5-
pt. mixed cho. © May 15, 1933; E
pub. 36565; E. C. Schirmer music co.
12416
I’ve a longing for my beer; song. ©1
e. June 12, 1983;) EB. unp: 72882;
Charles T. Curtis. 12417
I’ve got a cute little blessed event; w
and melody. © 1c. June 17, 1933;
E unp. :72666; Gertrude Handel.
12418
I've lost you, what does life matter
now; w and melody. ©1c. May 6,
1933; E unp. 72100; Benard Lenn,
Jack Lewis and Biliy Faber. 12419
I vish I vas back in Milwaukee; w
Geo. Marnitz, m Wm. Benning and
J. V. DeCimber; with ukulele arr.
Wm. Grigg. © May 31, 1933; E pub.
36584; Western music publishers.
12420
I wait for dreams, wonderful dreams
of you; song, w Jack McCloskey. ©
1 ec. June 23, 1988; E unp. 73011;
James Lewis Stauffer. 12421
I want some lovin’ a little lovin’ now
and then; w and melody. © 1 «.
May 31, 1933; E unp. 72108; Jimmy
Redrick. 12422
I want to believe you; song. ©1e.
June 20, 1933; E unp. 72845; Russell
Edward Dissinger. 12423
I want to help balance the budget; w
and melody. © 1c. June 2, 1933;
BE ounp. 72174; Wendell W. Hall.
12424
I was too hasty, dear; fox trot, w
Stuart Miller and G. F. Snyder, m
and arr. G. F. Snyder. © 1 ce. May
26, 1933; E unp. 72376; Grace Felice
Snyder. 12425
I went to market; w and m Genevieve
Lake. © 1c. May 22, 1983; E unp.
71800; Genevieve Lassere. 12426
I will never leave you; song, w Leo
St. Hilaire. © 1c. June 16, 1933;
E unp. 72728; Walter Joseph Babel.
12427
1619—33——_3 5Q5
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12428
I wish you happiness; w and m Rich-
ard Carroll and Franklin McGowen,
arr. Will Livernash; with ukulele
arr. © June 16, 1933; E pub. 36896;
Freeman music co. 12428
I wonder who’s waltzing with the one
I love; w Mitchell Parish, m Mabel
Wayne; with ukulele arr. © May
31, 1933; E pub. 36678; Mills music,
ine. 12429
I wonder why; waltz; pf. with w. ©
1 ec. June 22, 1983; E unp. 72996;
G. A. Geuppert. 12430
I wouldn’t mind dying; w and arr. of
melody A. P. Carter. © 1. June
17, 19383; E unp. 72932; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 12431
Ich habe lust im weiten feld; kriegs-
lied, m Franz Burkhart; gem., un-
begl. chor. Partitur. © Mar. 28,
1933; E for. 30492; Universal edi-
tion, a. g. 12432
Idol (The) of my heart; fox-trot song.
© 1c. June 12, 1933; E unp. 72884;
Eleanor Marron. 12483
If a body trust a body; new w D. P.
Whitney, set to melody. © May 1,
1933; E pub. 36630; Dora P. Whit-
ney. 12434
If I could fall in love with a girl like
the girl in my dreams; w and mel-
ody. © 1 June 5, 1933; E unp.
72235; George Edgar Miller. 12435
If I could have a dreamy sweetheart,
and Down to the World’s fair; song,
arr. by Henry J. Beau; with ukulele
arr. © June 16, 1983; E pub.
36894; Walter William Heitz.
124386
If I forget you; w and m Irving
Caesar; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © June 21, 1933;
E pub. 368387; Irving Caesar, inc.
12437
If I’m dreaming; w Robert Thorn-
bury, with melody. © 1c. June 1,
1933; E unp. 72135; J.. Stuart. Si-
mons. 12488
If I were you; pf. with w. ©1..
June 12, 1933; E unp. 72525; Winni-
fred Hahne. 12439
If we meet again; fox-trot, francais,
Jamblan, anglais, Emile Moller, m
Al. Romans. © Dec. 31, 1932; E
for. 30125; Editions Max Eschig.
12440
526
pt. 1, n. S., v. 28
If you’d only be my sweetheart; w
and melody. © 1c. June 2, 1933;
E unp. 72163; Billy Mundy. 12441
If you'd only say you love me; song,
arr. Burrell Van Buren. © 1 «
June 1, 1933; E unp. 72129; Frank
S. Ankrom. 12442
If you haven’t got it; pf. with w. ©
1 c. June 27, 1983; E unp. 73179;
Paul R. Milton. 12443
If you'll be the bowl for my sugar,
I’ll sweeten ev’rything for you; song,
m Jack Mahoney. © June 10, 1933;
E pub. 36879; Chet Wells. 12444
If youll just name the day; w and
melody. © 1 c. June 2 3e-;
E unp. 73190; Mary Frances Hill.
12445
If you love me; song, melody Tito
Guizar. © 1c. June 7, 1933; E unp.
72327; Marjorie Harper. 12446
If you were true; song, w Hal Howick.
© 1c. June 1, 1933; BE unp. 72140;
Gertrude Hall. 12447
If you will be mine; w and melody.
© 1c. June 27, 1933; E unp. 73144;
B. Vernon Fitzgerald.
Il n’aime pas la java; valse musette,
paroles Mare Hély, m René Mercier ;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © Apr. 1,
1933; E for. 30187; Editions Sala-
bert. 12449
Immortality; w Francesca Falk Mil-
ler, m Helen Matthews. © 1 ©.
June 7, 1933; E unp. 72336; Helen
Matthews de Lashmutt. 12450
Impressions; suite, Mg. Boucherit Le
Faure; violon, alto et violoncelle.
Partition. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for.
30196; Editions Salabert. 12451
In a garden Allah built for two; w
and m Bud Wilkie. © 1. June 6,
1933; E unp. 73185; William Albert
Wilkie. 12452
In an arm-chair; w Hugh E. Wright,
m T. C. Sterndale Bennett. © May
26, 1983; E for. 303852; Boosey &
co., ltd. 12453
In body and soul I’m thine, thine
alone ; fox-trot song. © 1c. May 27,
1983; E unp. 72849; Julius Galda- —
mez Z. 12454
In Chinatown; by
Kinscella; pf. © June 1, 1933; E
pub. 36826; G. Schirmer, inc.
12448 -
Hazel Gertrude —
12455 —
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1983
In God’s garden blooms my rose; Ww
and melody. © 1c. June 27, 1933;
E unp. 73146; Margaret Colvin.
12456
In her old rocking chair; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 5, 1983; E unp.
72273; Edmund P. Hayward.
12457
In mother’s arms; waltz, w and m
Edna and Elmer J. Halseth. © May
29, 1933; E pub. 36600; Walter A.
Quincke. 12458
In my dream; w R. M. Holt, m C.
Edwards. © 1c. June 26, 1933;
E unp. 73130; Carl Edwards and
Ruth Mason Holt. 12459)
In my dream of Dixieland; w and m
Tad James; with ukulele arr. ©
June 19, 1983; E pub. 36789; T. S.
Denison & co. 12460
In my garden; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
June 17, 1983; E unp. 72708; Eliza-
beth A. Ream. 12461
In my garden of dreams; song, m
Frank L. Bennett. © 1c. June 12,
135: HH unp.., 72522:;, Lillian... B.
Petrezzo. 12462
In my golden dream of dreams; song.
© June 22, 1933: E pub. 36870;
Charles A. Hulbert. 12463.
In my memory; song, w Jackson
Smith. ©1c. June 17, 1933; E unp.
72696; Mary Wright Bain. 12464
In my reveries; song, melody Eduard
D. Madden. © 1 c¢. June 10, 1933;
EK unp. 72468; George Green. 12465
In summer time; waltz song. © June
30, 1983; E pub. 369538; Kurt P.
Hirsekorn. 12466
In that old rocking chair; song. ©
1 ¢« June 21, 19383; E unp. 72913;
John Arthur Amrhein. 12467
In the hills of old Idaho; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1...
June 7, 1933; E unp. 72361; Leonard
Raymond. 12468
In the midst of a song; w D. Kohn, m
D. J. Wolford. © June 7, 1933; E
pub. 36662; Donald James Wolford
and David Kohn. 12469
In the molten moonlight; m Burrell
Van Buren; pf. with w. ©1.
May 22, 1983; E unp. 74200; Mar-
garet Steel Miller. 12470
12485
In the shadow of Mount Rainier; w
Jack Hubbard, m Pauline Langille,
arr. W. F. Limbaugh. © 1 ¢. June
26, 1983; E unp. 73100; Beltran
Carew Hubbard. 12471
In the smoke dreams of a cigarette;
w Bob Kirk, m Barney Richards.
© 1c. June 24, 1933; E unp. 73040;
Robert V. Kirk. 12472
In the valley, where old pines meet;
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with
We Oul ce. wane, 1. 1935.) By) an,
72358; Cornelia Jean. 12473
Indian giver; song, w Virginia H.
Lord. ©1c. June 7, 1933; E unp.
72335; Charles Sumner Spalding.
12474
Indian princess of my dreams; w and
m Frederik Karl; pf. © 1 ¢. June
7, 1933; E unp. 72349; Hans Peter
Hansen. 12475
Indian trail; by Russell L. Danburg,
op. 27, no. 3; pf. © May 29, 1933;
E pub. 365386; Theodore Presser co.
12476
Indiana moon; waltz song, melody
Ray Hibbeler. ©1c. June 9, 1933;
E unp. 72460; Ernest Whittemore.
12477
Indians; pf. © 1 ¢ June 5, 1933;
E unp. 72227; Emma Louise Ivie.
12478
Inno degli ex-combattenti; melodia
Carlo De Carli; mandolino con versi.
©1ce June 7, 1933; E unp. 72329;
Sebastiano Di Martino. 12479
Intended for you; song. ©1c. June5,
1933; E unp. 72280; Judson Wiley.
12480
Interlude mélodrame; de Au jardin
de la Pompadour, Henri Casade-
Suss pi. \©> Apr th 19ao5 nt ore
30195; Editions Salabert. 12481
Interlude, on Strength and stay; by
Edmund Matthews; organ. © June
30, 1933; E pub. 30404; Novello &
co., itd. 12482
Introduction et danse; de Enlevez-
moi, Gabaroche et Forterre; pf. ©
Apr. 1, 19383; E for. 30189; Editions
Salabert. 12483
Invitation; waltz, op. 8; pf. © 1.
June 8, 19338; E unp. 72488; Emma
Schwarze. 12484
Ireland; song. © 1c. June 12, 1933;
E unp. 72509; Thomas Doudiken.
12485
O20
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12486
pt. HI, n. s., v. 28
Irresistible; w and m Dick Stevens.
© 1c. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72773 ;
Richard Morrison Stevens. 12486
Is it fair to cheat in the game of love;
waltz song. © 1c. June 8, 1933;
E unp. 72415; Estelle M. Waldo.
12487
Is it love, or is it liquor; w and m
P. R. Milton and Edward Pola; pf.
© 1 ¢. June 27, 1933; E unp. 73178;
Paul R. Milton. 12488
Is it possible to be unhappy; w and
melody. © 1. June 15, 1933; E
unp. 72619; Earl Edmund Berglund.
12489
Is someone taking my place in your
heart; song, m R. H. Simpson and
Norris V. Webb. © 1c. June 24,
1933: FE unp. 73047; Robert H.
Simpson. 12480
Isn’t love a grand and. glorious ad-
venture; words and music by G. A.
Geuppert; pf. © 1 ¢ June 22,
1933; E unp. 72997; G. A. Geuppert,
Wauwatosa, Wis. 12491
It doesn’t matter; song. ©1c. June
17, 1933; E unp. 72720; Harold L.
Kirklin. 12492
It doesn’t matter any more; w and
melody. © 1c. June 2, 1933; E
unp. 72215; Sam Ouman. 12493
It is old Virginia; 2 voices, unace. ©
1c. June 13, 1933; E unp. 73027;
J. Harry Martin. 12494
It might have been a diffrent story;
w Ray Klages and Jack Meskill, m
James V. Monaco; with ukulele arr.
© June 22, 1988; E pub. 36840;
Donaldson-Douglas & Gumble, inc.
12495
It’s a wonderful feeling, when you
fall in love; w and m Little Jack
Little, Dave Oppenheim and Ira
Schuster; with ukulele arr. © June
1, 1933; E pub. 36571; Famous mu-
sic corp. 12496
It’s five o’clock in the morning; waltz
song. June 7, 1933; E pub:
36891; F. D. Hequembourg. 12497
It’s never too late; w Edward Hey-
man and Mack David, m John W.
Green; with ukulele arr. © June
17, 1933; E pub. 36745; Famous mu-
sic corp. 12498
It’s not a secret anymore; w Ralph
Freed, m Al Hoffman and Charlie
Kisco; with ukulele arr. © June 9,
3)
28
1933; E pub. 36632; Irving Berlin,
ine. 12499
It’s our anniversary day; w L. Wolfe
Gilbert, m D. J. Vecsei, arr. Emil
Gerstenberger. © 1 ¢. June 1, 1933;
E unp. 72153 ; Movietone music corp.
12500
It’s spring in my heart; valse song.
© 1. June 21, 1933; E unp. 73076;
Florence Stebbins. 12501
It’s the talk of the town; w Marty
Symes and Al J. Neiburg, melody
Jerry Levinson. © 1 e. June 22,
1933; E unp. 72980; Santly bros.,
ine. 12502
It’s time to rest; song, melody Cyril
Hunter. © 1 ¢ June 29, 1933; E
unp. 73228; Walter Cooper. 12503
It’s you; pf. with w. ©1c. June 12,
1933; E unp. 72524; Horace Evans.
12504
It’s you I am thinking of; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 20, 1933; E unp.
72818; Lillian Boyer. 12505
It was a summer serenade; w Harry
Pease and Walter Hirsch, m Gerald
Marks. © June 1, 1933; E pub.
36551; Irving Berlin, ine. 12506
It was in September; w Camille
Garzetta, m Peter Alexander Van
Spall. ©1c. June 28, 1933; E unp.
73181; Peter Van Spall. 12507
Italian fanfara; arr. R. Bruno; solo
B fiat cornet. © 1c. June 5, 1933;
E unp. 72236; Roceo Bruno. 12508
Ivy-covered bungalow; song. © 1 e.
June 16, 1983; E unp. 72664; G.
William Henninger. 12509
J’vais tfaire un dessin; paroles Jack
Cazol, m A. Calabrése. © Apr. 1,
1933; E for. 30172; Editions Sala-
bert. 12510
Jack-o’-lantern parade; by Marie
Rapelje; pf., 4 hands. © June 12,
1933; E pub. 36701; Theodore Pres-
ser co. 12511
Jirnefelt (—) Praeludium; special
arr. S. C. Thompson; saxophone
quartet. © June 15, 1933; E pub.
36931; Alfred music co., ine. 12512
Jardin (Le) bourdonnait de soleil et
d’essors; paroles Tristan Deréme,
m Philippe Gaubert. © Apr. 1,
1933; E for. 30140; Heugel. 12513
Jean of the moonlight; w and melody.
© 1c. June 17, 1933; E unp. 72669;
Laura M. Johnson. 12514
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Jean’s song; ed. Charles Midgley; pf.
©1c. June 12, 1933; E unp. 72494;
Ella Ribble Beaudoux. 12515
Jeder tag hat 24 stunden; slowfox,
w Charles Amberg, m Luigi Bern-
auer, arr. Richard Etlinger. ©
Mar. 2, 1931; E for. 30845; Wiener
bohéme-verlag. 12516
Jeg triller som en lerke; fra operetten
Tre gamle jomfruer, tekst Bgrge og
Arvid Miiller, m Henry Willum; pf.
© Apr. 27, 1933; E for. 30438; Wil-
helm Hansen. 12517
Jes’ stayin’ on; negro spiritual. ©
1 ec. June 5, 1933; E unp. 72228;
Emma Louise Ivie. 12518
Jesu, grant me this I pray ; founded on
Gibbon’s song, 13, w H. Baker, from
Latin, m C. H. Kitson; mixed
voices; organ acc. © Mar. 2, 1933;
E for. 30224; Oxford univ. press.
12519
Jesu, the very thought of Thee;
anthem, Richard Wassell; mixed
voices, organ ace. © June 19, 1933;
E for. 30517; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
12520
Jingle (The) of America; song, old
tune arr. J. Nevlin Whybark. ©
1c. May 26, 1933; E unp. 71965;
Viola Bertha Jones. 12521
Johnson (Carl Francis) Nocturne;
ed. Gertrude Frohman Jones; pf.
June 12, 19383; E pub. 36740; Rich-
ard Drake Saunders. 12522
Jordan roll me on; fox-trot song, w
L. J. Monaghan, jr., and Tom
Naughton. © 1 c. June 27, 1933;
EK unp. 73168; Leo Joseph Mon-
aghan, jr. 12523
Joyous (A) postlude; by Cyrus S. Mal-
lard; organ. © June 12, 1933; E
pub. 36699; Theodore Presser co.
12524
Jubilate; text Wilhelm Raabe, m
Franz Burkhart; gem. chor. Par-
titur. © Apr. 4, 1933; E for. 30491;
Universal edition, a.g. 12525
Jubilee (The) ; w and melody. ©1ce.
June 15, 19383; E unp. 72623; James
A. Starnes. 12526
Judy; w Harry Lambert, m Marie
Ordway. © 1c. June 9, 1933; E
unp. 72457; Frank B. Lambert and
Marie O. Lambert. 12527
Jug saw; w and m Walter and Duff.
© May 6, 1933; E pub. 36743; W. B.
Bell. 12528
12543
Ju-Ju the clown; by Grayce King;
melody, with pf. acc. ©1«¢. June 2,
1933; E unp. 72189; Grayce Baruth.
12529
Jumpin’ up and down; fox trot, Zez
Confrey and Byron Gay, arr. Art
McKay; orch. pts., with male trio
arr. B. Faighes. © May 31, 1933;
E pub. 36672; Leo Feist, inc. 12530
—— with ukulele arr.
© May 25, 1933; E pub. 36504; J.eo
Feist, inc. 12531
June night moon; w and melody. ©
1c. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72758;
Al Morris. 12532
June time; song. ©1c. June 9, 1933;
E unp. 72868; Mary Murphy. 12533
Just a little ride mister; song. © 1
c. June 5, 19383; EH unp. 12384;
Cornell Martin Goles. 12534
Just a smile from you; w and melody.
© 1c. June 17, 1933; E unp. 72714;
George M. Thomson and J. P. De-
laney. 12535
Just a sweet memory; w and m O. R.
Ellis, arr. Bob Taylor. © May 831,
19383; E pub. 36570; O. Ruth Spivey.
12536
Just a year ago tonight; w Billy Rose,
melody Lee David. © 1c. June 7,
1933 ; E unp. 72321; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc. 12537
Just an old-fashioned girl; song. © 1
ec. June 2, 193838; E unp. 72185; Jack
Walsh. 12538
Just another moment, I'll be with you;
w W. Tate, m C. Tate; pf. ©l1e.
June 7, 1933; E unp. 72351; William
and Carl Tate. 12539
Just be happy today; w K. N. Smith,
m W. R. Smith. © 1 c¢ June. 8,
1933; E unp. 72444; Walter R.
Smith and Katharine Neal Smith.
12540
Just because it’s you; song, arr. Wal-
ter L. King; high voice, in G. © 1
ec. June 24, 19383; E unp. 73086; W.
Edgar Wood. 12541
Just dreaming; song. © 1. June 7.
1933; E unp. 72389; Earl Johnson.
12542
—— waltz lento: pf. accordion or pf.
solo. © June 8, 1933; E pub. 36631;
Charles Napoli. 12543
O29
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12544
Just let us say goodnight dear as we
part; w Billy Vrooman, m Lon
Healy. © June 12, 1933; E pub.
36736; William D. Vrooman.
12544
Just nightingale; w P. Medbury, mel-
ody L. Fields. © 1 c¢. May 29, 1933;
E unp. 73029; Leslie Fields and
Phyllis Medbury. 12545
Just one word from mother; valse
song. ©1c. June 17, 1933; E unp.
72894: Wm. J. Haskins. 12546
Just pretending; song. © 1 ce. May
Si. 193855 | inp (2o0T™ pVerne
Luedtke. 12547
Just the dreams of yesterdays; song.
© June 8, 1933; E pub. 36882; Ida
Caster Tracy. 12548
Just to be home again; w Robert Wal-
lace, melody Russ Broms. © 1 e.
June 23, 1933; E unp. 73196; John
Henry Myers. 12549
Just two lovers; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. June 7,
1933; E unp. 72362; Martin Unden.
12550
Just you; pf. with w. © 1e. June 3,
1933; E unp. 72192; Ray George
Rath. 12551
Kahn (Percy B.) ‘Two songs; w Wil-
frid Howe-Nurse; high voice. ©
June 26, 1933; E for. 30494; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 12552
Kahunanui; song, w Emma Moreira.
© 1c. May 19, 1933; E unp. 71665;
Leonard Hawk. 12553
Kamerad komm; marsch, Hermann
Krome, arr. Willi Thiele [and] Der
gute kamerad; trauermarsch, W.
Thiele; militirmusik stimmen. ©
Apr. 6, 1933; E for. 30846; Ed. Bote
& G. Bock. 12554
Kammen (The) Jewish dance folio no.
5: collection of popular frailachs,
arr. for orch. Jack Stillman; pf. pt.
© May 10, 1928; AA 123241; Jack
Kammen and Joseph Kammen.
12555
Kammen’s Jewish selection no. 2; med-
ley overture, compiled J. and J. Kam-
men, arr. Louis Katzman; orch. pts.
© Apr. 22, 1926; AA 123242; Jack
Kammen and Joseph Kammen.
12556
Katharina; russische ballade, text
Ludwig Herzer, Ernst Steffan u.
Fritz Lohner, m E. Steffan. Kla-
pt. II, n.s., v. 28
vierauszug. © Jan. 9, 1933; E for.
28507; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
pai, 12557
schlager aus der operette, text
Fritz Lohner, m Ernst Steffan u.
F. Lohner. © Aug. 19, 1932; E for.
28506; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
pe Pete 12558
Kathleen Malone; song, melody Luth-
er A. Clark. © 1c. June 5, 1933;
E unp. 72592; Victor Corbett. 12559
Keep a light in your window tonight;
w and m Lester McFarland, Robert
A. Gardner and Happy Jack Turner,
arr. Jean Walz; with Hawaiian guit.
solo arr. N. Manoloff, and ukulele
and guit. arrs. © Apr. 4, 1933; HE
pub. 35950; M. M. Cole pub. co.
12560
Keep smiling just for me; fox-trot
song. © 1c. June 7, 1983; E unp.
72853; James L. Fay. 12561
Keep the wheels of progress turning;
song, melody Eddie Applegate. ©
1 c. June 16, 19383; E unp. 72635;
Lettie Morrow. 12562
Keepin’ comp’ny with you; song. ©
1 «& June,5, 1933; E upp gees
Jimmy Shields. 12563
Kék (A) lampas; operett, szo6vegét
és verseit irtak: Harmath Imre és
Szilagyi Laszlo, zenéjet szerzette:
Brodszky Miklos. © 1 c. June 21,
1933; D 28469; Alexander Marton.
12563*
Kelp (The) gatherers; w Nina Cond-
ron; men’s cho. © May 23, 1933;
E for. 30203; Arnold Williams.
12564
King Charles: w Robert Browning, m
Marshall Kernochan; med. voice.
© June 15, 1933; E pub. 36725; Gal-
axy music Corp. [Copyright is
claimed on revision of music]
12565
King (The) of love my Shepherd is;
w Henry W. Baker, m Edward Ship-
pen Barnes; sop. and bar.; organ
ace. © June 12, 1933; E pub.
36702; Theodore Presser co. 12566
King of the spring; w and melody. ©
1 e@. June 27, 19383; E unp. 73156;
Martin A. Chernin. 12567
King’s call; incl. announcement calls
#1, #2, Arthur Lange, arr, a
Lange and Spielter. © 1c. June 14,
1933; E unp. 72600; Movietone
music corp. 12568
530
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Kiss (A) in the moonlight; song,
melody Billy James. © 1c. June
13, 1983; E unp. 72546; Ann Glenn.
12569
Knickerbocker beer; song. © 1 ec.
June 2, 1983; E unp. 72182; Floria
Port Knickerbocker. 12570
Konigskinder; walzer, Hanns Lohr;
salon-orch. stimmen. © Dec. 1,
1932; E for. 305183; Henry Litolff’s
verlag. 12571
Koift shreibelach ; melody, Sholom Se-
cunda. ©1ce. June 16, 1933; E unp.
73025; Samuel Secunda and Max
Kletter. 12572
Kolomeyka depresia; w and melody.
© 1c. June 26, 1933; E unp. 73121;
Abe Schwartz. 12573
Kommersstimmung ; musikalischer
scherz, unter benutzung Gaudeamus
igitur u. Ca, ca, geschmauset, Hugo
Holz; vierstimmigen mdannerchor,
Ohne begl. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for.
30498; P. J. Tonger. 12574
Konzert in es-dur; von G. Ph. Tele-
mann, bearb. Max Seiffert ; 2 horner,
streichinstrumente u. cembalo. Par-
titur. © May 24, 1933; E. for.
30485 ; Breitkopf & Hartel. 12575
Kratzburste (Die); schlager aus dem
lustspiel, frei nach André Picard’s
Kiki, v. Hans Miiller, gesangstexte
Robert Gilbert, m Werner Richard
Heymann. © 1c. May 38, 1933;
E unp. 72604; Charivari musikver-
lag, G. m. b. H. 12576
Lady beware; musical comedy, w
Hleanor Phillips. © 1c. June 26,
1983 ; D 28470; Edward Chambreau.
12576*
Lady from St. Paul; by H. Eugene
Gifford; orch. pts. © June 22, 1933 ;
E pub. 36945; Mills music, inc.
12577
Lady Night; nocturne, w Margaret
Rose, m Stuart Young; male voices.
© June 6, 1933; E for. 30367; Elkin
&..c0.,., ltd. 12578
Lady of the land; w Christina Ros-
setti, m May Sarson. © June 20,
1933; E for. 30401; Novello & Co.,
ltd. 12579
Lago azul; bolero, letra y m Pedro
Berrios. © June 26, 1983; E pub.
- 36876; Latin American music bu-
reau. 12580
12595
Laissons l’amour; paroles et m Jean
Lenoir et Tom Waltham. © Dec.
31, 1982; E for. 30133; Editions Max
Eschig. 12581
Lament (The); w and melody. ©
1 ec. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72770;
Herman G. Comery. 12582
Lament (The) of the poor working
girl; w and melody. ©1c. June 5,
1933; E unp. 722387; Margaret Cos-
ette Carroll. 12583
Lamento; paroles G. Le Faure, m
Magd. Boucherit Le Faure; quatuor
a cordes, voix de femme et pf. ©
Apr. 1, 1983; E for. 30198 ; Editions
Salabert. 12584
Lamento Jarocho; melody, Agustin
Lara. ©1c. June 17, 1933; E unp.
72954; Southern music pub. co., inc.
12585
Lamp processional; 2-pt. school song,
w Harvey M. Watts, m Letitia Rad-
cliffe Harris. © May 10, 1983; EH
pub. 36754; Moore institute of art,
science and industry. 12586
Land and sea; w and melody. ©1e.
June 19, 19383; E unp. 72764; Her-
man G. Comery. 12587
Landerirette; paroles Jamblan, m Jean
Delettre. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
30129; Editions Max Hschig. 12588
Larghetto; par Emmanuel Chabrier,
transcription Gustave Samazeuilh ;
pf. © Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 30147;
Lucien de Lacour. 12589
Last (The) waltz you promised to
me; song, m Edwin Leroy Helms.
© 1c. June 2, 1933; E unp. 72216;
Mary Wilson Mills. 12590
Lastima, gaditanos! lastima; pf. ©
1 ¢c May 31, 1933; E unp. 72149;
Ben J. Holloday. 12591
Laugh your cares away; w Mrs. L. G.
Hudson, melody Tom Longton. ©
1c June 12, 1933; E unp. 72594;
Tom Longton and Mrs. L. G. Hud-
son. 12592
Laughing (The) clown; song. ©1.
June 7, 1983; E unp. 72338; Setrak
Asaturian. 12593
Laughing eyes; waltz song. © 1 e.
June 22, 1933; E unp. 72970; Charles
Theodore Knudsen, jr. 12594
Laureen; fox-trot, w Cyril Watling
and Isadore Soloman, m Doreen
Slater. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30278; Ewins & ¢o., 12595
dol
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12596
Lay your head upon my shoulder;
valse song. © 1c. June 21, 1933;
E unp. 738058; Thomas Waller.
12596
Lazy feeling; slow foxtrot, m K. Wohl-
maker; pf. with w. © 1 c¢. June
28, 1933; E unp. 73198; Joseph Pa-
vone and Kenneth Wohlmaker.
12597
Lazy Louisiana moon; song. © 1 ©.
June 29, 1983; E unp. 73242; Hertha
Tomia. 12598
Lazy shore; w Richard Coburn, m Sid
Brown. © 1c. June 17, 1933; E
unp. 72724; S. Allen Brown. 12599
Leandras (Las); pasatiempo comico
lirico, letra G. del Castillo y M.
Roman. Pte. de apuntar. © June
30, 1931; E for. 30262; Francisco
Alonso. 12600
Learn to croon; from College humor,
w Sam Coslow, m Arthur Johnston;
with ukulele arr. © June 12, 1933;
E pub. 36688; Famous music corp.
12601
Leave it to me and you'll be happy;
fox-trot, w and melody. © 1 «.
June 8, 1983; E unp. 72418; Tom
SkKeie. 12602
Lebenslust; chorwalzer nach lieben,
alten melodien, dichtung u. musikal-
ische bearb. Franciscus Nagler; sop.
1,2 u. alt. Klavierauszug. © Jan.
20, 1983; E for. 30479; Gebr. Hug
& Co. 12603
Legend (The) of the first cam-u-el; w
Arthur Guiterman, m composed and
rey. Marshall Kernochan, op. 11;
men’s cho. © June 27, 1933; E
pub. 369389; Galaxy music Corp.
12604
Légende; de Mg. Boucherit Le Faure;
violon et alto. © Apr. 1, 1933;
E for. 30268; Editions Salabert.
12605
Legionaire [sic] (The) ; march, Frank
Oliveri; band pts. © May 12, 1933;
E pub. 36614; Carl Dillon music Co.
12606
Lejos; melody, Agustin Lara. ©1..
June 14, 1933; E unp. 72955; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 12607
Lemacher (Heinrich) Hymne;
minnerchor, ohne begl. © Apr. 15,
1933; E for. 30499; P. J. Tonger.
12608
Leoncavallo (Ruggiero) Zingari ;
serenata, trascrizione libera Guido
D32
pt. 111, n. s., v.28
Farinelli; violino, violoncello e pf.
conduttore, con violino 2 e contra-
basso ad lib. © Mar. 28, 1933; E
for. 30832: Casa musicale Sonzogno,
Ss. a. 12609
Lesson no. 1—piano—C major seale.
© May 31, 1933; E pub. 36598;
Enoch Arden Jones. 12610
Lesson no. 2—piano—F major scale.
© May 31. 1933; E pub. 36748;
Enoch A. Jones. 12611
Let me call you sunshine; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. June 17, 1933; E unp. 72712;
W. H. Wessel. 12612
Let’s all be happy together, ‘cause you
can’t be happy by yourself; w and
m Howard Thomas and Roy Leslie;
with ukulele arr. © June 30, 1933;
E for. 30528; Campbell, Connelly
& co., ltd. 12613
Let’s all help our President; song.
© June 17. 1933; E pub. 36892;
John Milzarek. 12614
Let’s all stand by our Franklin D.
Roosevelt and good, old prosperity ;
w Lolita Davis, m Irene Davis, arr.
Castro Carazo. t ©, Ape 22,
1983; E unp. 72105; Lolita Davis
Paisant. 12615
Let’s get ahead of the Joneses; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. June 21, 1933; E
unp. 73032; William E. Clunn.
12616
Let’s give a cheer for England; w
Dale Denby. m H. C. G. Stevens.
© Apr. 28, 1933; E for. 30211; Cary
& co. 12617
Let’s go America; song, arr. Carleton
Colby; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
26, 1932: E pub. 36359; Michael Gol-
latz. 12618
Let’s go down to the beer garden;
w and melody. © 1c. June 1, 1933;
E unp. 72132: George: Meyer, Bert
Douglas and J. P. Delaney. 12619
Let’s go! legion-air(e) [sic]; w and
m M. L. Alexander, L. P. Bronson
and R. F. Graner. © May 31, 1933;
E pub. 36587: Merrill Alexander.
12620
Let’s go places; melody, with pf. ace.
© 1c. June 5, 19383; E unp. 72242;
Ruth P. Phipps. 12621
Let's keep on honeymooning; waltz
song, melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ©.
June 21, 1933; E unp. 72910; Jennie
Amos Sheerin. 12622)
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
12648
Let’s make up; w and m Little Jack
Little, Dave Oppenheim and Ira
Schuster; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © June 14, 1933; E
pub. 36712; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 12623.
Let’s play tag with clouds; song. ©
1 ec. June 9, 19838; E unp. 72867;
Mary Helms Magorian. 12624
Let’s romance in waltz time; song.
© 1c. June 5, 1983; E unp. 72292;
Ben I. Berg. 12625.
Let the old world roll right on; song,
arr. Van Buren. © 1c. June 12,
1933; E unp. 72483; Frank S. Ank-
rom. 12626.
Let the people praise Tee, O God;
anthem, w from the Bible and by
Christopher Smart, m Basil Har-
wood, op. 54; mixed voices; organ
ace. © June 16, 1933; E for. 30378;
Novello & co., ltd. 12627
. Let us kiss good morning dear; song.
© 1c. June 28, 1933; E unp. 73204;
Frank Montrose. 12628
Letter (A); w and melody. © 1.
June 14, 1933; E unp, 72569; Hyman
Yablonik. 12629
Letter (A) from home; melody with
pf. ace: ',© 1 c. June 20, 1933; EH
unp. 72822; Marjorie Hileen Prievo.
12630
Lidia mazurka; 1st violin. © 1 «.
June 19, 1983; E unp. 72786; Sam
Aragona. 12631
Life is a merry-go-round; w Arthur
Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown, pf. arr.
Wayne Allen. ©1c. June 20, 1933 ;
HK unp. 72823; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 12632
Life’s a pleasure after all; song; with
ukulele arr. © June 25, 1933; H
pub. 36963; Thomas R. Marsella.
12633
Life’s golden day; song. © 1c. June
29, 1988; E unp. 73235; Willard P.
Graham and Edwin J. Harrington.
12634
Light (The) of my life; song, w Jack-
son Smith. ©1c. June 17, 1933; EB
unp. 72697; Mary Wright Bain.
12635
Like as a thrush; song, w Edmond
Holmes. © 1 ec. June 2, 1933; HE
unp. 72166; Alfred Eugene Baron.
12636
Lilacs; w Armitage Livingston, m
Marshall Kernochan; high voice.
© June 15, 1933; E pub. 36730;
Galaxy musie corp. [Copyright is
claimed on revision of music] 12637
Linda amapola; w and melody Cecilio
Benitez.. © 1c. June 6, 1933; E unp.
72940; Southern music pub. co., ine.
12638
Listen, heart of mine; from The cock-
tail hour, w and m Victor Schert-
zinger; with ukulele arr. © June
7, 19383; E pub. 36655; Harms, inc.
12639
Listen to my love song; waltz song.
© 1c. June 14, 1933; E unp. 72556 ;
Robert Franklin Goldammer. 12640
Listen to what my heart’s saying;
song. ©1e. June 21, 1933; E unp.
72920; Mable Rayfield. 12641
Little bits of memories; valse song.
© 1c. June 21, 1933; E unp. 73062;
Clement Robideau. 12642
Little grey dove; w Charles G. Morti-
mer, m Wilfrid Sanderson. © June
6, 1933; E for. 30355; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 126438
Little grey shadow; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. ©1c. June 7,
1933; E unp. 72357; Lucile Harlan.
12644
Little Miss Daffodil; w and m Mae-
Aileen Erb; pf. © May 29, 1933;
EK pub. 36518; Theodore Presser co.
12645
Little old shack in the mountains; pf.
treble with w. ©1ce. June 22, 1933;
E unp. 72965; Mary J. Schaeffer.
12646
Little Red Riding Hood; operetta, w
and m L. E. Yeamans. Voe. sc. ©
May 31, 1933; D 28460; Theodore
Presser Co. 12646*
Little (The) symphony; from Love
lost, melody, rhythm and w H. W.
Barwick, ace. L. Crawley. © 1 c.
June 2, 1933; E unp. 72188; Howard
William Barwick and Leone Craw-
ley. 12647
Little (A) white cross, on a little
green hill; w Mitchell Parish and
Harry Edelheit, m Eugene West;
with ukulele arr. © May 19, 1933;
EK pub. 36560; Mills music, ine.
12648
Living in doubt; fox trot, w and m
Chester Cohn, arr. Jack Mason;
orch. pts., with male trio arr. B.
D009
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12649
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
Living in doubt—Continued.
Faighes. © June 7, 1933; E pub.
36673 ; Leo Feist, inc. 12649
— with ukulele arr. ©
June 8, 1983; E pub. 36671; Leo
Feist, ine. 12650:
Lo, how a rose; by Michael Praetorius,
English and new arr. of m Charles
F. Manney; mixed voices. © June
16, 1983; E pub. 36828; B. F. Wood
music co. 12651
Lohr (Hanns) Melodie; salon-orch.
stimmen. © Aug. 1, 1933; E for.
30512; Henry Litolff’s verlag.
12652
Logs on the river; w Donovan Par-
sons, m Pat Thayer. © June 16,
1933; E for. 30421; Francis, Day &
Hunter, Itd. 12653
Lonely; song. © 1c. June 29, 1933;
E unp. 73231; George W. Hazen.
12654
Lonely hours; w and m B. Rudy. ©
1 ¢« June 9, 19383; E unp. 72875;
Byron Rudolph. 12655
Lonely just to waltz with you; song,
m Burrell Van Buren. © 1c. June
5, 1933; E unp. 72282; Mildred E.
Kielley Jacobus. 12656
Lonely (The) log cabin in the Cas-
cades; valse song. © 1c. June 7,
1933; E unp. 72863; Julia Elizabeth
Sienia. 12657
Lonely night: pf. © 1c June 28,
1933; E unp. 73200; William Kelner
and Ray Leoni. 12658
Lonesome; w James Gallagher, and
melody. © 1c. June &, 1933; E
unp. 73044; Bertram Austin Slee-
man. 12659
Lonesome levee; from Speaking of op-
erations, w and m Cliff Hess. ©
June 19, 1933; E pub. 36762; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 12660
Lonesome love song; song. © 1 «¢.
June 20, 1933; E unp. 72815; Ma-
tilda Curtiss. 12661
Long long ways from home; w and
melody. ©1ce. June 6, 1933; E unp.
72296; Carson J. Robison. 12662
Long tall mamma blues; w and mel-
ody J. Rodgers. © 1.c. June 5,
1933; E unp. 72928; Southern mu-
Sic pub. co., ine. 12663
Look (The) in your eyes; waltz song,
dance arr. Bill Abernethy; violin-
conductor. © 1c. June 23, 1933;
E unp. 73004; Jack Wardlaw.
12664
Looking at an old grape arbor; w and
m Bertie E. Freund; pf. © 1 e.
May 10, 1933; E unp. 72099; Burg-
hardine Elizabeth Freund. 12665
Lord (Frederic) Ballade; no. 2; pf.
© May 12, 1933; E for. 30815; J. &
W. Chester, Itd. 12666
Lost lover; fox-trot, francais, Jam-
blan, anglais, Emile Moller, m Al.
Romans. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
30126; Editions Max Eschig. 12667
Louise; w and melody. ©1c. June 5,
1933 ; E unp. 72250; Albert Morris.
12668
Louisville lady; w Billy Hill, m Peter
De Rose; with ukulele arr. © June
9, 19338; E pub. 36665; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine. 12669
Love and music; w and melody. ©.
1 ¢. June 23, 19383; E unp. 73019;
Muriel McKee. 12670
Love calls me; w Chauncey R. Piety,
m Charles Gilbert Spross. 1. In F.—
2.In D. © June 12, 1933; E pub.
36698 ; Theodore Presser co. 12671
Love dreams; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 17, 1933; E unp. 72682; Rose
Ewers Craighead. 12672
Love, help me to forget; song. ©1«.
June 12, 1933; E unp. 72484; Frank
S. Ankrom. 12673
Love (The) I have for you; w and
melody. © 1. June 1, 1933; E unp.
72144; Frank Stone. 12674
Love in the afternoon; pf. with w. ©
1 e@ June 12, 1933; BE unpy i2aee5
Allan Blanchard. 12675
Love in the garden; song, w Hileen
Webber. © 1c. June 9, 1933; E
unp. 72446; Ethel M. Craig. 12676
Love is a dream divine; w and m
Jackson Smith, © 1 ¢ June 17,
1933; E unp. 72692; Mary Wright
Bain. 12677
Love is gone; fox trot song. ©1 «4
June 21, 1933; E unp. 78057; David
B. Salmon. 12678
Love is mine; w Harry Kahn, m Frank
Grey; high voice. © June 1, 1933;
E pub. 36825; G. Schirmer, inc.
12679
O34
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Love is the thing; w Ned Washington,
m Victor Young, pf. sc. Lou Lea-
man; with ukulele arr. © June 21,
1933; E pub. 36947; Mills music,
ine. 12680
Love, just like the breeze; song. ©
1c June 26, 1983; E unp. 73128;
Leslie E. Kelton, 2d. 12681
Love-land; w and m Gregg Sawyer;
pf. © June 23, 1933; E pub. 36935;
Gregory Eflin Sawyer. 12682
Love me; w and m Lucile Hall. ©1
¢. June 19, 19838; E unp. 12799;
Lucile H. Talley. 12683
Love me again; song. ©1c. June 7,
1933; E unp. 72334; Florence Smith
Spalding. 12684
Love (The) song of Har Dyal; w
Rudyard Kipling, m Marshall Ker-
nochan, op. 12, no. 2; low voice. ©
‘June 15, 1933; E pub. 36729; Galaxy
music corp. [Copyright is claimed
on revision of music] 12685
Love sweet; w and melody. © 1 e.
June 5, 19838; E unp. 72276; Cather-
ine Boscarino. 12686
Love that is lost; w Phil Price, m
Dino Alessii © May 23, 1933; E
pub. 36544; New era music pub. co.
12687
Love (The) waltz; valse song. ©1..
June 7, 1983; E unp. 72856; Mark
Wicks. 12688
Love will find a way; waltz, from
The maid of the mountains, w Harry
Graham, m H. Fraser-Simson, orch.
Brownsmith and Lowry; orch. pts.
© June 2, 1933; E for. 30519;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.
12689
Lovers; song. © 1c. May 27, 1933;
E unp. 72365; Felix Joseph Bongi-
orno. 12690
Levers’ lane; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
June 27, 1933; E unp. 73152; Al
Morris. 12691
Leve’s embers; waltz song, m Tobia
Acciani. © 1c. May 18, 1933; EB
unp. 73026; David Liebeskind.
12692
Love’s fantasy; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1. June 7,
1933; E unp. 72856; Alfred Phillip
Goddard. 12693
Love’s old sweet song; w Clifton Bing-
ham, melody J. L. Molloy, arr.
Robert McLeod; bar. solo, and male
D3
12709
cho. © June 6, 1933; E for. 30357;
Boosey & co., ltd. 12694
Lovin’ you; song, melody Ada May.
©1ec. June 15, 1933; E unp. 72626;
Marjorie Harper. 12695
Loving you; melody. © 1c. June 12,
1988; E unp. 72529; Elizabeth
Josephson. 12696
Lu marinare ; versi e melodia. © 1c.
June 15, 1933; E unp. 72630; Pas-
quale Sciascia. 12697
Lucky little wildflower; song. © 1 ¢.
May 27, 1933; E unp. 72598; Mary
A. Blower. 12698
Lula, ti voglio bene; valzer; pf. ©
Mar. 1, 19383; E for. 30452; G. Ram-
poldi. 12699
Tull me to sleep sweetheart under the
moon; fox trot song. © 1 ¢. June
21, 1933; E unp. 73053; Hugene
Jedrzyewski. 12700
Lullaby ; by Alois Reiser; pf. no. 1, 2.
© 1. each June 16, 1933; E unp.
72739, 72740; Movietone music corp.
12701, 12702
—song. © June 9, 1933: E pub.
36711; Gregory Eflin Sawyer.
12703
Ukrainian folk song, English ver-
sion Max TT. Krone, m arr. Alex-
ander Koshetz; mixed voices, with
mezzo-sop. solo. © June 22, 1933;
E pub. 36852; M. Witmark & sons.
12704
Lullaby of the South; w and melody
Benee Russell. © 1c. May 27,.1933;
E unp. 72122; Leo Feist, inc. 12705
Lullaby, oh lullaby; w Christina Ros-
Setti, m May Sarson. © June 20,
1933; E for. 30398; Novello & ¢o.,
Itd. 12706
Lyttervalsen 1938; tekst Flemming
Geill og Osvald Helmuth, m Bégrge
Bghling Petersen; pf. © Apr. 27,
1933; E for. 30439; Wilhelm Han-
sen. 12707
Macchabey-Ganeval (Emilienne)
Quinze lecons de solfége; classées
par ordre progressif; clés de sol et
de fa, avec acc. de pf. © Dec. 31,
1932; E for. 30806; Henry Lemoine
& cie. 12708
Madam, you’re lovely; tango, English,
M. Beresford and Dave Silver, m.
Pedro Manilla, arr. R. Shalmer;
orch. pts. © Mar. 15, 1933; E for.
30290; J. Liber. 12709
w
9)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12710
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Madeleine; from The lost chord, w
and m W. L. Trytel. © June 30,
1933; E for. 30529; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., ltd. 12710
Mademoiselle Prud’homme; chansons
de lVopérette, paroles C. Gével, m
F. F. Barlow. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1933;
E unp. 71797; Claude Gével and
Fred F. Barlow. 12711
Madonna Oretta; fantasia, Primo Ric-
citelli, riduzione Guido Farinelli;
orchestrina parti. © Mar. 28, 1933;
E for. 30327; Casa musicale Son-
zogno, Ss. a. 12712
Madrigal; by Carlo Gesualdo, tran-
scribed A. Walter Kramer, ed. Al-
bert Stoessel; string orch. with pf.
ad lib. Sc. and pts. © May 18,
1933; E pub. 36820; G. Schirmer,
inc. 127138
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; m
Harold B. Osmond; mixed voices;
organ acc.; in A min. © May 18,
1983; E for. 30223; Oxford. univ.
press. 12714
Mahster’s (The) coming; w Lorenz
Hart, m Richard Rodgers. © 1 ¢.
June 14, 1933; E unp. 72574; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 12715
Maintenant que neige a blanchi la
maison; paroles Tristan Deréme, m
Philippe Gaubert. © Apr. 1, 1933;
E for. 30142; Heugel. 12716
Make believe; w Alice Cary, m Gene-
vieve Lake. © 1 c. May 22, 1933;
E unp. 71801; Genevieve Lassere.
1207
Make me a rosebed tonite dear; w and
melody. © 1c. June 5, 1983; E
unp. 72245; Anne Wilson. 12718
Make room for me dear in your heart;
w and melody. ©1c. June 5, 1933;
E unp. 72268; N. Ardelle Daniels.
12719
Makess far Hittlern: w Harry Liebo-
vitz, melody J. Jaffe. © 1c. June
1, 1933: E unp. 72138; Julius Jaffe
and Harry Leibovitz. 12720
Makin’ up with you; w and m Lee
Phillips. © 1c. June 17, 1933; E
unp. 72722; Philip Lee Ralph.
12721
Malayan Rose; song, w Mele P. Eche-
yarria, jr. © 1 ¢c;dune 19 1938;
E unp. 72784; Joseph C. Estrella.
12722
Male (The) church-choir; 12 hymns,
arr. John Carl Wohlfeil. ser. B.
June 19, 1933; E pub. 36855; Con-
cordia pub. house. 12723
Malipiero (G. Francesco) Concerto;
per violino e orchestra, rid. per vio-
lino e pf. © Mar. 1, 1933; EB for.
30475; G. Francesco Malipiero.
12724
Man (The) at the helm of the U.S.A.;
w B. H. Fraser, m A. M. Bieber. ©
1c. June 14, 1983; E unp. 72576;
Barbara H. Fraser and Ada M. Bie-
ber. 12725
Man of the night; w and melody. ©
1c. May 26, 1933; E ump. 72374;
Edith Claire Russo. 12726
Mandy, let you’ Andy in; w and m
Bert Myer; with ukulele arr. ©
June 19, 1933; E pub. 36793; T. S.
Denison & co. 12727
Manola; tango, Stubbs; orch. ptes.
© Feb.:'1, :1933) Hf" for =e
Choudens. 12728
Manual of practical harmony for the
guitar; by James Marchisio. ©
June 16, 1933; E for. 30424; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd. 12729
Manuel Menendez; intermezzo, Lo-
renzo Filiasi, trascrizione libera
Guido Farinelli; pf.-conduttore, vio-
lino e violoncello, con violino 2 e
contrabasso, ad lib. Parti. © Mar.
1, 1983; E for. 30304; Casa musicale
Sonzogno, s.a. 12730
Many happy returns of the day; song.
© 1c. June 12, 1933; E unp. 72523;
George W. Middleton. 12731
March of the pretzels; march, Amy
Fredericks; pf. © 1c. June 10,
1933; E unp. 72519; Hermann Fied-
ler. 12732
Marcha espanola; pf., castanetes and
tambourines. © May 31, 1933;
E pub. 36603 ; Salvator Peter Fachu-
tar. 12733
Marche des_ bitcherons _ tyroliens;
marche, J. F. Wagner, op. 356, arr. —
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©
Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30164; Editions
Salabert. 12734
Marching of the troops; by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 180, no. 1; pf. ©
May 29, 1933; E pub. 36514; Theo-
dore Presser co. 12735
Marianne; song. ©1c. June 26, 1933;
E unp. 73126; Leslie E. Kelton, 2d.
12736
536
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Marihuano (El); pf. con letra. ©
1 ec. June 29, 1988; EH unp. 73215;
Hernin G. Brana. 12737
Marimba Jack; tekst Dan Folke, m
Vilfred Kjzr; pf. © Apr. 27, 1933;
E for. 30440; Wilhelm Hansen,
127388
Marins, matelots; de Les cols bleus,
paroles Roger Bernstein, m G. van
Parys; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Apr. 1, 1988; E for. 30184; Editions
Salabert. 12739
Marriage (The) of the frog and the
mouse; w from Thomas Ravens-
croft’'s Melismata, m A. Herbert
Brewer, arr. H. A. Chambers; sop.
1,2. © June 23, 1933; E for. 30402;
Novello & co., Itd. 12740
Marsch der schonen frauen; v. S. B.
Clemus; salon-orch. stimmen. ©
Mar. 15, 1983; E for. 30515; Henry
Litolffs verlag. 12741
Marseillaise (La); arr. for Hawaiian
guit., in diagram. © June 1, 1933;
E pub. 36903; Harry Scott Kelso.
12742
Mary and Bobby; fox-trot—one-step,
Amedeo Grandino, arr. Pippo Bar-
wigza ; orch. parti. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 30470; Mario Aromando.
12743
Mary Romaine, don’t cry; song, m
Sylvester Long Cross. © 1c. June
7, 1988; E unp. 72360; Joseph
Prawdzik. 12744
Marylin hi-oh; w and melody. ©1..
June 19, 19838; E unp. 72762; Al
Morris. 12745
Mascagni (Pietro) Guglielmo Rat-
cliff; intermezzo, trascrizione libera
Guido Farinelli; pf.-conduttore, vio-
lino, violoncello, violino 2. e contra-
basso ad lib. Parti. © Mar. 28,
1933; E for. 80329; Casa musicale
Sonzogno, s. a. 12746
Mass in honor of the sacred heart of
Jesus; op. 25, unison cho., liturgical
text; organ ace. Sec. pt. © June
10, 1983; E pub. 86766; Edward
Strubel. 12747
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Féte bohéme; from Scénes pittores-
ques, special arr. S. C. Thompson;
saxophone quartet. © June 15,
1933; E pub. 36932; Alfred music
co., ine. 12748
May-day (A) ; overture, Haydn Wood,
arr. W. J. Duthoit; military band
12763
pts. © May 30, 1933; E for. 30354;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 12749
May day frolic; by Evangeline Leh-
man; pf. © June 12, 1933; E pub.
36695; Theodore Presser co. 12750
Mazurka; ed. Charles Midgley; pf.
© 1c. June 12, 1938; E unp. 72495;
Hlla Ribble Beaudoux. 12751
Mazurka mundiale; pf. © 1 c¢. Apr.
10, 1983; E unp. 72377; Stefano
Sportello. 12752
Me and mine are doin’ fine; w and m
Harry Woods and Reg Connelly;
with ukulele arr. © May 5, 1933;
E for. 30276; Campbell, Connelly &
co., ltd. 12753
Meaning (The) of love; w Robert
Thornbury, with melody. © 1 c.
gune. 1, 1933); Ey. unp: . 72136): J:
Stuart Simons. 12754
Med fuld musik; sangene fra tonefil-
men, tekst Carl Viggo Meincke, m
Victor Cornelius; pf. © Apr. 27,
1933; E for. 30441; Wilhelm Han-
sen. 12755
Meet me at the fair; song. © 1 ©.
June 21, 1933; E unp. 72909; Elva
Whitefield. 12756
Meet me in the Rockies; w Mary Hale
Woolsey, with melody. © 1c. June
12, 193838; E unp. 72528; Norman
Nathan. 12757
Meet me, sweetheart, near the roses;
song. ©1c. June 19, 1933; E unp.
72780; Eugene G. Blessing. 12758
Mein kleines friulein aus Hawai;
slowfox, w Fritz Rotter, m Robert
Stolz, op. 584, arr. Walter Borchert.
© May 7, 1931; E for. 30344; Wiener
bohéme-verlag. 12759
Mein schatz vom Tegernsee; foxtrot,
text u. m Hans Lengsfelder u. Ru-
dclf Sachs, klavier arr. Billy Gol-
wyn. © May 19, 1933; E for. 30217;
Musikverlag City. 12760
Melancholy blues; song, arr. Dorothy
Borchers. © 1 ¢. May 8, 1933: E
unp. 72191; John Pinckney Scott.
12761
Melodie (Hine) macht uns’re herzen
toll; tango, w Leo Monosson, m
Gerald Plato; salonorch. stimmen.
© Oct. 21, 1931; E for: 30824; Ger-
ald Plato musikverlag. 12762
Melodie russe; ed. Charles Midgley;
pf. © 1 ¢. June 12, 1933; E unp.
72496; Ella Ribble Beaudoux.
12763
Dol
Ee
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12764
Melody ; musical romance, bk. Edward
Childs Carpenter, lyrics Irving
Caesar, m Sigmund Romberg. Voce.
sec. © June 7, 1933; E pub. 36656;
Harms, inc. 12764
Melody of dawn; fox-trot song. ©
1c. June 17, 1983; E unp. 72898;
Louis Kapel. 12765
Memories; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1. June 17,
1933; E unp. 72709; Pearl Robert-
son. 12766
song, melody Larry E. Goffin. ©
he June 211983 Eiaunps 2505;
Mrs. N. Suggett. 12767
Memories of love: w and melody. ©
1c. June 17, 19388; BH unp. 72681;
Cecil B. Dougherty. 12768
Memories of mother; hymn. © May
30, 193838; E pub. 36960; Ellen B.
Nickum. 12769
w and melody. © 1c. June 2,
19383; E unp. 72165; Lulu Ethel
Thompson. 12770
Memory (The) of a kiss; w and mel-
ody. © 1 c. June 5, 1933; E unp.
72253; Kevin Cooke. eri al
Men (The) of Gotham; pt.-song, w
Thomas L. Peacock; men’s voices.
© May 23, 1933; E for. 30202; Gor-
don Jacob. ZC
Mendelssohn (Arnold) Drei lieder
aus der reformationszeit; vierstim-
migen gem. chor. Partitur. © May
24, 1983; E for. 30482; Breitkopf &
Hartel. 12773
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Scherzo: from A mid-
summer night’s dream, arr. Sergei
Rachmaninoff; pf. © Apr. 6, 1933;
E pub. 36554; Carl Fischer, inc.
12774
Song without words; op. 102, no.
3, transcribed Antonio E. Cafarella ;
brass choir. Sc. and pts. © May
29, 1933; E pub. 36510; M. WiRt-
mark & sons. 12775
Mentirosa; w and melody Rafael Her-
nandez. © 1c. June 6, 1933; E
unp. 72941; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 12776
Menuet galant; de Au jardin de la
Pompadour, Henri Casadesus; pf.
© Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30194; Edi-
tions Salabert. PAY (TY
Mercedes; tango; orch. pts. © June
19, 19338 ; E pub. 36923; August Buhl.
12778
pt. 1, WS ee
Merry chords; arr. for Hawaiian guit.
H. S. Kelso; ten., melody and acc.,
in diagram. © Mar. 1, 1933; E pub.
36841; Harry Scott Kelso. 12779
Merry-go-round; waltz, w and m Ann
Ronell; with ukulele arr. © June
19, 1983; E pub. 36835; Leo Feist,
inc. 12780
Merry shipmates; by Paul Valdemar,
arr. William M. Felton; pf., 4 hands.
© May 29, 1933; E pub. 36533; The-
odore Presser co. 12781
Mese Mariano; interludio, Umberto Gi-
ordano, trascrizione libera Guido
Farinelli; pf.-conduttore, violino e
violoncello parti. © Mar. 1, 1933;
E for. 30305; Casa musicale Son-
ZOgNnO, S. a. 12782
Mexico; w H. G. Smith and Harry
Schoolfield, m Robert Cloud and
Benj. Garrison. © 1c June 5,
1933; E unp. 72230; Harrison God-
win Smith. 12783
Mi caballo murio; tango, M. Romero,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes.,
avec paroles. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for.
30101; Union musicale franco-espag-
nole. 12784
Mia; melody, Agustin Lara. © 1 .«.
‘June 15, 1933; E unp. 72956; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 12785
Mia domino Chiquita; waltz, w Phil
Price, m Dino Alessi; with ukulele
arr. © May 23, 1933; E pub. 36547;
New era music pub. co. 12786
Michigan the land for me; song. ©
1 ec. June 5, 1933; E unp. 72288;
Ethel Gordon Norton. 12787
Mickey Mouse: w and melody. ©1e.
June 9, 1983; E unp. 72469; Hilda
A. Kellman. 12788
Midnight (The) waltz; song, arr. Cas-
tro Carazo. © June 12, 1933; E pub.
36884; Clemencia Siggers. 12789
Mignan (Edouard) 12 piéces nouvel-
les; harmonium ou orgue. © May
26, 1933; E for. 30848; Enoch & cie.
12790
Mignonette; w and m Don Carl, arr.
Charles Midgley. © 1 ec. June 15,
1933; E unp. 72586; Don Krull.
12791
Million (A) times; fox-trot, w H.
Pierce, melody E. Burke. © 1 ¢.
June 2, 1983; E unp. 72180; Everett
Burke and Harry Pierce. 12792
038
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 19383
Mine forever; waltz, w of refrain and
m O. S. Kelso; pf. © 1c. June 8,
1933 ; E unp. 724385; Oren S. Kelso.
12793
Minor business. ©1 ec. June 14, 1933;
E unp. 72589; Hal Lish. 12794
Mirror (The) waltz; by Evangeline
Lehman; pf. © May 12, 1933; EH
pub. 36696; Theodore Presser co.
12795
Missa dona pacem; w aus dem Romi-
sches messbuch, m Ettore Desderi ;
quatuor voces inaequales a cappella.
Partitur. © May 30, 1933; E for.
30370; B. Schott’s sdéhne. 12796
Missa dorica; w aus dem Romisches
messbuch, m Hermann Schroeder,
op. 15; 4-6 voces inaequales. Par-
titur. © May 30, 1933; E for.
30371; B. Schott’s sdhne. 12797
Mississippi, it’s me; w and melody. ©
1c June 20, 1933; E unp. 72829;
William McCarthy. 12798
Mississippi Mac’s lullaby; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. June 20, 1933; E unp.
72830; William McCarthy. 12799
Mississippi moon; song; with 2d voice
pt. in refrain. © 1c. June 5, 1933;
E unp. 72233; Margarete Toker.
12800
Mister F. D. Roosevelt President of
United States; w and melody. ©
1 c. June 14, 1933; E unp. 72566;
Alessandro De Simone. 12801
Mister Rhythm man; w and m Grady
Watts and Gene Gifford, arr. H. Eu-
gene Gifford; orch. pts. © June 22,
1933 ; E pub. 36944; Mills music, inc.
12802
Moanin’ for my mountain home; song;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. June 29,
1933 ; E unp. 73229; Robert Elhanan
Saunders. 12803
Model T; w Judy Canova, with mel-
ody. © 1c. June 7, 1933; E unp.
72341; Anna Canova. 12804
Moderato et fugue en re mineur; de
Friedmann Bach, transcription libre
Anton Bilotti; pf. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E for. 30417; Ch. Hayet. 12805
Molly my dear it. depends on you;
song. © 1c. June 7, 1933; E unp.
72326; Mildred Thomas. 12806
Mon papa; from Hot pepper, w and m
Val Burton and Will Jason. © June
1, 1983; E pub. 36575; Movietone
music corp. 12807
fes22
Monacella (La) della fontana; dall’
opera, Giuseppe Mulé, fantasia Il-
luminato Culotta; piccola_ orch.
parti. © June 19, 1933; E for.
30521; G. Ricordi & co. 12808
Monday gives me the blues; song,
melody Daniel Chiarella and M.
Piazzola. © 1c. June 18, 1933; HE
unp. 72587; Martin Piazzola. 12809
Monkeyology; pf. © 1 ¢. June 21,
1933 ; EH unp. 72918; Beatrice Rodick.
12810
Montana memories; valse song. © 1
ce. June 17, 1933; E unp. 72896;
Marjorie Snider Bonney. 12811
Moon and stars know where you are;
song, w Jackson Smith. © 1 «e.
June 17, 1933; E unp. 72698; Mary
Wright Bain. 12812
Moon blues; w and melody. © 1 «.
June 22, 1983; E unp. 72982; Hd
Zysk and J. P. Delaney. 12813
Moon paradise; song. ©1e. June 13,
1933; E unp. 72544; Russel Kenneth
Bohn. 12814
Moon rays; song, m Luther A. Clark.
©1c. June 29, 1933; E unp. 73221;
Anna B. Isbell. 12815
Moon (The) smiles at our dwelling;
waltz melody from The cliff dwel-
lers. © 1c. June 16, 1933; E unp.
72645; Stephen Maxmillian Katzer.
12816
Moonbeams; w and melody. © 1 e«.
June 9, 19383; E unp. 72470; Hilda A.
Kellman. 12817
Moonbeams and what do they mean;
waltz, w Marie Miles, melody Star-
ret system club. © 1c. June 28,
1933; E unp. 73194; Mary Philo-
mena Caine. 12818
Moonlight girl; w and melody Dick
Quine. ©1c. June 9, 1933; E unp.
73050; Richard Harding Quine.
12819
Moonlight lips; m Burrell Van Buren;
pf. with w. © 1 ec. May 22, 1933;
E unp. 72402; E. B. Howell. 12820
Moonlight on the cliff; waltz, melody.
© 1c. June 16, 1933; E unp. 72643;
Stephen Maxmillian Katzer. 12821
Moonlight on the desert; song. ©1c.
June 2, 1983; E unp. 72176; Matilda
Curtiss. 12822
039
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rN, —
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12828
pt. m1, n.s., v.28
ae a a LL EL a...
Moonlight on the prairie; Ww and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 8, 1933; E unp.
72410; Clarence Norwood and J. P.
Delaney. 12823
Moonlight on the Swanee river; W and
m Lucile Hall. © 1 ¢. June 19,
1933; E unp. 72803; Lucile H. Tal-
ley. 12824
Moonstruck: from College humor, w
Sam Coslow, m Arthur Johnston;
with ukulele arr. © June 12, 1983;
E pub. 36689; Famous music corp.
12825
Morceau antique; by Norman Ed-
mondson; pf. © May 24, 1933; E
for. 30281; Joseph Williams, ltd.
12826
More or less; song. ©i1c. June 19,
1933; E unp. 72624; Henry Durand
Miller. 12827
Morning, noon and night; fox-trot, w
Arthur Swanstrom, m Louis Alter,
arr. Frank Skinner; orch. pts., with
male trio arr. B. Faighes. © June
14, 1933; E pub. 36786; Leo Feist,
inc. 12828
with ukulele arr.
© June 12, 1933; E pub. 36670; Leo
Feist, inc. 12829
w Arthur Swanstrom, melody
Louis Alter. © 1c. June 10, 1983;
E unp. 72479; Leo Feist, inc. 12830
Mort (Le) maudit; paroles Jean
Richepin, m H. Ackermans. © Apr.
1, 1933; E for. 30171; Editions Sala-
bert. 12831
Mother; w George H. Nixon, m arr.
Geo. Von Schlepegrell. © May 27,
1933: E pub. 36768; Edward Tie-
bout. 12832
Mother can I hold your baby in my
arms a while; song, m Stan Tucker.
© May 26, 1933; E pub. 36767; D. P.
Cera. 12833
Mother dear, I’m all to blame; m
Paul Manganell. © 1 c¢. June 26,
1933; E unp. 73103; Fred Colvin.
12834
Mother Nature’s lullaby; w Jack
Scholl, m Max Rich; with ukulele
arr. © May 19, 1933; E pub. 36683 ;
Luz bros. music publishers. 12835
Mother’s day; w Elsie Jean, m Frank
H. Grey; in F. © June 12, 19338;
E pub. 36705; Theodore Presser Co.
12836
Mother’s love; valse song. © 1 «
June 7, 1983; E unp. 73862; Rachel
K. Koss. 12837
Mother’s old arm chair; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
June 8, 1988; E unp. 72425; Louis
N. Johnson, sr. 12838
Mother’s (A) wish: w and melody
arr. Alfred Metzdorf. © June 16,
1933; E pub. 36901; Frances C.
Wells. 12839
Moths around the candle flame; w
Jack Randal, m Hal. Dolphe and
Lola Gordon; with ukulele arr. ©
June 21, 19383; E for. 30526; Syl-
vester music co., ltd. 12840
Mount Etna in moonlight; by Fran-
cesco B. DeLeone; pf. © May 29,
1933; E pub. 36528; Theodore Pres-
ser co. _ 12841
Mounted (The) band; march; band
pts. © June 21, 1933; E pub. 36869;
Boyd Pixley. 12842
Moweaqua (The) mine disaster; w
and m Z. A. Traxler; with ukulele
arr. © June 1, 1933; E pub. 36718;
Z. A. Traxler music publisher.
12843
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) AJ] my
life is sunk in sorrow; 2-pt. song,
from Cosi fan tutte, by Mozart, Eng-
lish, Albert G. Latham, m arr. and
ed. W. Gillies Whittaker. © Mar.
16, 1983; E for. 30243; Oxford univ.
press. 12844
—— Allegro vivace; from Jupiter sym-
phony, no. 49, arr. William M. Fel-
ton; pf. © May 29, 1983; HE pub.
36535 ; Theodore Presser co. 12845
Aria: O holy Queen and Maiden;
from motet Exsultate, jubilate, Eng-
lish, H. H. Wintersgill, m arr. and
ed. W. Gillies Whittaker. © Mar.
16, 1933; E for. 30246; Oxford univ.
press. 12846
Marriage of Figaro; overture,
special arr. S. C. Thompson; saxo-
phone quartet. © June 15, 19383; E
pub. 36933; Alfred music co., inc.
12847
Muche; dans Clochard, paroles R.
Péguy, m A. Chantrier; avec accord
de ukulele. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for.
30191 ; Editions Salabert. 12848
Mufieca; melody, Agustin Lara. ©
1c. June 15, 1933; E unp. 729957;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 12849
040
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
12880
Music; w and melody. ©1c. June 7,
1983: E unp. 72331; Elizabeth
Josephson. 12850
Musie (The) of the dance; song, w
Herb Meyers. © 1c. June 9, 1933;
E ounp. 72458; Jerry Stone. 12851
Music, the mountains and you; w and
m Tom Dix and Roy Weston; with
ukulele arr. and male trio with bass.
© June 19, 19383; E pub. 36838;
Forster music publisher, inc. 12852
Musical (The) salvationist ; compiled
F. G. Hawkes. With suppl. v. 47,
pt. 6, June 1933. © May 31, 1933;
E for. 30285; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd. 12853
Must I be satisfied; w M. Giles, m
Pauline Dorothy Rogers. © 1 «.
June 13, 1983; E unp. 72542 ; Pauline
D. Rogers and Maudice Giles. 12854
Must it always be this way; w O.
Kourim, melody J. Waldman, jr. ©
1 ec. June 28, 1933; E unp. 73243;
Otto Kourim and Joseph Waldman,
ar 12855
My Alpine home; w and melody. ©
1c June 1, 1983; E unp. 72145;
Frank Stone. 12856
My baby’s arms; w and melody. ©
1c. June 5, 1933; E unp. 72275;
Josephine Simas. 12857
My best girl; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. June 20, 1933; E unp. 72817;
Lillian Boyer. 12858
My bouquet of roses; song. © 1.
June 26, 1983; E unp. 73111; Ma-
tilda Curtiss. 12859:
My Carmelita; song. © 1c. June 7,
19383; E unp. 72866; Manuel Oli-
veira. 12860
My castle in Maine; w Edward Hey-
man, m John W. Green; with uku-
lele arr. © June 12, 1933; E pub.
36687; Famous music corp. 12861
My castle up in the sky; song. ©1c.
June 21, 1933; E unp. 72921; Ken-
neth Adrian Browning. 12862
My childhood home, take me back;
w and m Marie Ordway. © 1 «¢.
June 9, 19838; E unp. 72454; Frank
B. Lambert and Marie O. Lambert.
12863.
My colleen wild rose; song. © 1 ¢.
June 7, 19883; E unp. 72857; Mary
A. Daley. 12864
My dear; waltz, w F. Dean Moore, m
George C. Bunton. © May 29, 1933 ;
E pub. 36602; Walter A. Quincke.
12865
My dear, do you hear what I say; w
and melody. © 1c. June 28, 1933;
E unp. 73191; Hmilie Schindler.
12866
My dearest one; melody. © 1c. June
16, 19338; E unp. 72639; Elizabeth
Josephson. 12867
My design for living; w and m Abner
Silver and Billy Livingston; with
ukulele arr. © June 14, 1933; E
pub. 36675; Superior music, inc.
12868
My Dixie moon; valse song. © 1.
June 17, 1933; E unp. 72889; Maggie
HK. Whitten. 12869
My dolly; by Charles H. Maskell; pf.
© June 23, 1933; E pub. 36907;
Theodore Presser co. 12870
My Dolly dear and me; w Ruth S.
Hatton, m Edna Evelyn Arnold. ©
1c. June 22, 1933; E unp. 73183;
Hatton and Arnold. 12871
My dream; w and melody. ©) Ale:
June 5, 1983; E unp. 72259; Gen-
eral M. Senter. 12872
My dream girl; w and m Estelle B.
Page. © May 31, 1933; E pub.
36582; Pierre Page, sr. 12873
My dream man from Mars; song. ©
1 ec June 12, 19383; E unp. 72526;
Maude Richards. 12874
My dream of you; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. June 7, 1988; E unp. 72854; H.
Grady Blackley. 12875
My fiancée; w and m Richard Griffin.
© June 2, 1933; E pub. 36576;
Remick music corp. 12876
My fiddle and me; w Joe Young, mel-
ody Matt Malneck and Frank Sig-
norelli. © 1c. June 22, 1933; E
unp. 72993; Leo Feist, ine. 12877
My garden of memories; song. ©1c.
June 7, 1983; E unp. 72325; Mildred
Thomas. 12878
My German home; w and melody. ©
1 ce. June 14, 1983; E unp. 72583;
Olive Martin. 12879
My girl; w and m Marie Ordway. ©
1 « June 9, 19383; E unp. 72456;
Frank B. Lambert and Marie O.
Lambert. 12880
1619—33——4 541
me
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12881
My golden goose, laid an egg today;
w and m Scott Brampton, arr. Ros
Metzger. © May 27, 1933; E pub.
36640; Shirley Reay. . 12881
My good bye to you; from The phan-
tom broadcast, w George Wagener,
m Bernard Brown and Norman
Spencer; with ukulele arr. © June
13, 1933; E pub. 36714; Sherman,
Clay & Co. 12882
My Gypsy rhapsody; melody fox-trot,
w Jack Lawrence, m Emery Deutsch
and Arthur Altman, arr. Richard E.
Kent; orch. pts.,. with male trio
arr, J. Rosamond Johnson. © June
13, 1933; E pub. 36667; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 12883
My heart is breaking for you to-night;
song, m Jack Mahoney. © June 5,
1933; E pub. 36880; Mary E. Jones.
12884
My heart is chanting the rythm [sic]
of love; m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
with w. © 1 e¢ June 7, 1983; HE
unp. 72354; Cora Evelyn Bovee.
12885
My heart’s home; song. © 1c. June
19s pA 932s oh UND: 42c0ten Mary
Wright Bain. 12886
My hope my life my all; song, w
Margaret McCormick. © May 28,
1933; E pub. 36918; Alexander Ma-
loof. 12887
My husband didn’t like the ice-man,
so he bought me a frigidaire; song,
melody Walter A. Wiesbauer. ©
t-e: June 24, 19383°°ER) unp. 7102;
Joseph Gallagher. 12888
My Lady Brocade; by Albert W.
Ketélbey; strings, celeste, or pf.,
and glock. ad lib., with pf. conduc-
tor and violino 1 direction. pts. ©
May 20, 1933; E for. 30446; Bos-
worth & co., ltd. 12889
My lady of the night; pf. with w. ©
ft @ June 12, 1933; H-unp,
William Wade Beebe. 12890:
My last year’s girl; w Arthur Swan-
strom, melody Louis Alter. © 1 ¢.
June 21, 1933; E unp. 72900; Leo
Feist, ine. 12891
My little girls; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
June 8, 19383; E unp. 72422; Mary
E. Boardman. 12892
My love came too late; slow fox-trot
song, m C. C. Fulcher. © 1 ¢. June
26, 19388; E unp. 73105; Arlie Eliza-
542
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
beth Farmer and Charlie Crisp Ful-
cher. 12893
My love for you;. valse, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 5, 1933; E unp.
72381; Rose Caso. 12894
— wand melody. © 1c. June 5,
1933; E unp. 72272; John Daniel
Kapuschinsky. 12895
My love is all for you; w Don York,
and melody. © 1c. June 29, 1933;
E unp. 73226; Cora Hatfield.
12896
My love is o’er the sea; Scottish tra-
ditional melody arr. Gordon Jacob;
female voices. © Mar. 16, 1933; E
for. 30235; Oxford univ. press.
12897
My love will never grow old; w Andy
Razaf, m J. C. Johnson; with uku-
lele arr. © June 27, 1933; E pub.
36911; Nattrass-Schenck, inc.
12898
My lovely lady I’m dreaming of you;
m Burrell Van Buren; pf. with w.
©l1ec. June 22, 1933; E unp. 72974;
Ambrose H. Weaver. 12899
My lovely one; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c. June 20, 1933; E unp. 72839;
Clyde Rickman and S. C. Chambers.
12900
My Michigan; w Giles Kavanagh, m
H. O’Reilly Clint. © June 16, 1933;
E pub. 36899; H. O'Reilly Clint co.
12901
My mother dear; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e¢.
June 8, 19383; E unp. 72427; Anna
Lyons. 12902
My mother’s lullaby; valse song, w
and m Elizabeth Dean. © 1. June
21, 1933; E unp. 78083; Vera Stan-
hope. 12903
My mother’s melody of love; w Lucile
Hall and Troy Martin, m. Lucile
Hall. © 1 ¢. June 19, 1983; H
unp. 72798; Lucile H. Talley.
12904
My mother’s voice; song, w Mary
Ayres Weeder. © 1 c. June 21,
1933; E unp. 72991; Lucie Crumlick.
12905
My! oh, my; w and m Harry Revel
and Mack Gordon; with ukulele arr.
© May 31, 1933; E pub. 36596; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
12906
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 19338
My ol’ heart’s been broken, since my
mother went away; song. © 1 ¢.
June 21, 1933; E unp. 73080; Gladys
M. Shay. 12907
My old Irish mother; w and m Basil
Charles-Dean ; with ukulele arr. ©
May 26, 1933; E for. 30341; Chap-
pell & co., Itd. 12908
My old log cabin home; song. ©1c.
June 23, 1983; E unp. 73013; Davy
Milton West. 12909
My old Michigan home; song, melody
Glenn Stevens. ©1c. June 5, 1983;
EB unp. 72231; Stanley Swift. 12910
My one and only you; w T. Whitney,
m B. Baldwin. © June 12, 1933;
HE pub. 36893; Thomas Whitney and
Baldy Baldwin. 12911
My own; w and m Little Jack Little,
Dave Oppenheim and Ira Schuster ;
with ukulele arr. © June 19, 1933;
E pub. 36758; M Witmark & sons.
12912
My palace of broken dreams; song,
m Lon Healy. ©ic. June 26, 1933 ;
E unp. 73098; Paul Dennis. 12913
My prayer of silence; w Frederick
Burns, m Genevieve Lake. © 1 ¢.
May 22, 1933; E unp. 71802; Gene-
vieve Lassere. 12914
My prize devotion; w Bob Conley, m
Don Rae; pf. ©1c. June 20, 1933;
EH unp. 72835; Robert Conley and
Donald M. Rae. 12915
My prosperity girl; w and melody.
© 1c. June 3, 1933; E unp. 72208;
Hlgin M. Thornton. 12916
My radio man; song. © June 5, 1933;
E pub. 36774; Katherine M. Foster.
12917
My saddle horse; w and melody. ©
1c. June 17, 1933; E unp. 72679;
Addie May Yeager. 12918
My Sally Lou; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢.
June 8, 1933; E unp. 72428; J. Y. W.
McClellan. 12919
My school day sweetheart I love you;
song, arr. by Frank S. Wildt. ©
1c. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72848;
Wyley Mullenax. 12920
My shack; song. ©1c. June 28, 1933;
E unp. 73201; Nina Ghirardelli.
12921
My ship of dreams; w and melody.
© 1c. June 5, 1933; E unp. 72255;
Thomas J. Blalock. 12922
12938
My silver-moon queen; song. © 1 «.
June 29, 1983; E unp. 73246; Agnes
Collett Scott. 12923
My song; w and melody. ©1c. June
5, 19338; E unp. 72248; Dorothy EH.
Junk. 12924
My South; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
May 25, 1983; E unp. 72364; Carver
William Blanchard. 12925
My star girl; fox-trot song, m Jim
Browne, arr. Ernest Shonfield. ©
1 c. June 24, 1933; E unp. 73035;
Fred Sutherland. 12926
My sunny spot is a shady cot; w and
m Grace Evely. © 1c. June 26,
19383; E unp. 73112; Grace EH. Bal-
lard. 12927
My sweet Isabell; m Burrell Van
Buren ; pf. with w. ©1c. June 22,
19383; E unp. 72977; Alex Kimball.
12928
My sweetie went sour on me; fox-trot
song. ©1c. June 17, 1933; E unp.
72897; Theodore Henry Muir.
12929
My thoughts are of you still; valse
song. ©1c. June 21, 1933; E unp.
73070; Milton W. Tinney. 12930
My treasure; song. © 1c. June 27,
1933; E unp. 73153; Jos. Faverman
and Sam Costello. 12931
My treasured pearl; song; with uku-
lele arr. © 1. May 31, 1933; E
unp. 72107; Effie Rebecca Johnson.
12932
My trouble is you; melody Ann Arlen.
© 1c. June 20, 19383; E unp. 72814;
Ann Marie Sweeney. 12933
My valley of make-believe; song. ©
1. e. June 12, 1983; E unp. 712530;
Marie M. Tormoen. 12934
My white flower; w and melody. ©
1 ec. June 14, 1983; E unp. 72567;
Hyman Yablonik. 12935
My wife’s away; song. © 1c. June
24, 1933; E unp. 73046; Moses Rud-
ner. 12936
Myra; w and m Walter and Duff. ©
June 1, 1983; E pub. 36867; Walter
B. Bell. 12937
N’ajoute pas une parole; paroles et
m Jean Lenoir; avec accord de I-
ukulele. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for.
80188; Editions Salabert. 12938
043
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12939
Napolitan; air varié, Eugene Jancourt,
op. 28, arr. Archibald Evans; bas-
soon; pf. acc. © June 6, 19338;
E for. 30361; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd. 12939
National (The) prayer; w and m
Dean Crail. © 1 ¢. May 31, 1933;
E unp. 72124; L. C. St. Claire.
12940
National song of the U.S.A.; song. ©
1 ¢ June 27, 19383; E unp. 73164;
John Lusch. 12941
Neath the old magnolia tree; fox-trot
song. ©1c. June 17, 1933; E unp.
72890; Vada Hart Kreider. 12942
Nebbie d’oro; intermezzo, Giovanni
Brusso; pf.-direzione. © Mar. 20,
1933; E for. 30451; C. Beltramo.
12943
Nellie from Newark New Jersey; w
and melody. © 1c. June 1, 1933;
E unp. 72127; Jack Noonan. 12944
Nellito; rumba, Marius e E. M. Chiap-
po; oreh.- parti)" ©: Jan 1;4 £933 ;
E for. 30456; E. M. Chiappo. 12945
Neue stiticke fiir kleines streichorches-
ter; v. Henry Purcell, eingerichtet
Hilmar Hockner. Partitur u. stim-
men, mit cembalo bearb. Friedr.
Wilh. Lothar. © Apr. 27, 1983; E
for. 30435; Wilhelm Hansen. 12946
Never an ending; pf. with w. ©1c.
June 27, 1933; E unp. 738176; Wil-
liam Shawn. 12947
Never blue: fox-trot, Franco Ansaldo,
arr. Pippo Barzizza; orch. parti. ©
Mar. 1, 1983; E for. 30465; Mario
Aromando. 12948
Never let me go; Ww and m G. A. Geup-
perts pi, ©. e dune, 10) 1933:
E unp. 72473; Gladys Geuppert.
12949
Never lose faith in your country; pf.
with w. © 1c. June 22, 1933;
E unp. 72976; Harry and Raymond
Giudici. 12950
Never to know: w and m Sydney V.
Wilson. © 1 c. May 26, 1933; E
unp. 72097; Sydney Wilson Boyd.
12951
New (The) art of violin playing. ©
May 10, 19383; E for. 30265; Michael
Zacharewitsch. 12952
New blossom; song. © 1 ¢. June 22,
1933; E unp. 72990; Walter S. Tra-
vers. 12953
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
New (A) day is dawning; song, m
Gustave Sax. ©1c. June 9, 1933;
E unp. 72448; Vera M. Huschka.
12954
New (The) deal; song, with ukulele
arr. © June 28, 1933;..H) pub.
36912; Marcia L. Carpenter. 12955
New (A) deal sound the trumpet;
hymn. © June 1, 1933; E pub.
36580; Joseph Wolf. 12956
New York City blues; w, melody and
voce. arr. © 1c June 9, 1933; EH
unp. 72465; Melvin Elijah Mayo.
12957
Night (A) full of romance; fox-trot
song. © 1c. June 12, 1933; EB unp.
72885; John Biesinger. 12958
Night (The) is lonely; w Charles M.
Posner, m Lawrence Winner; mel-
ody, with pf. treble. © 1 ¢. June
24, 1933: E unp. 73048; Herbert
Richard Grauman. 12959
Night of paradise; tango argentino, W
and melody C. Laurino, English,
Marjorie Harper. © 1 ¢. June 8,
1933; E unp. 72403; Carman Lau-
rino. 12960
Night piece: w Roo, m Allan Haw-
thorne Baker ; mixed voices. © Jan.
26, 1983; E for. 30273; Edwin Ash-
down, Itd. 12961
Night wind; fox-trot, w Gae Estep, m
and arr. Henry O’Connell; orch. pts.,
with male trio arr. © May 26,
1933 ; E pub. 36502; Henry B. O’Con-
nell. 12962
Night (A) with you alone; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72752;
Florence Russell. 12963
Nina; Russian folk song, arr. E. Gno-
tov and Max T. Krone, English
version M. T. Krone; 8 mixed voices.
© June 22, 1933; E pub. 36845; M.
Witmark & sons. 12964
tango, w Dave Silver, m Fran-
cesco Paolito; orch. pts. © Mar.
15, 1988; E for. 30289; J. Liber.
12965
Ninon, ne me dites pas non; 6/8 one-
step, dans V’opérette Un soir de ré-
veillon, lyrics Jean Boyer, m Raoul
Moretti, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30165; ~~
Editions Salabert. 12966 .
Nu ...; tango, m Mildiego; orch.
parti, con versi. © Jan. 1, 1933; E
for. 30460; E. M Chiappo. 12967
044
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1983
No more tears; song. © 1c. June 17,
1933; E unp. 72703; Marie D.
Sweeney. 12968
No one like you; valse song. © 1.
June 21, 1933; E unp. 738081; Zelma
Connolly. 12969
Noche criolla; w and melody Agustin
Lara. © 1c. June 6, 1933; E unp.
72958; Southern music pub. co., ine.
12970
Noche de amor; w and melody Rafael
Hernandez. © 1c. June 6, 1933; EB
unp. 72942; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 12971
Noches en Argentina; tango, Giuseppe
Ferraro; orch. pts. .© June 5, 1933;
E pub. 36611; Sonnemann music ¢o.,
ine. 12972
Nothing more or nothing less; w and
m Archie Gottler and Sam Stept;
with ukulele arr. © May 12, 1933;
HE for. 30392; Peter Maurice music
co., ltd. 12973
Nothing sweeter; w A. Randall, m
Harold Shepard Macomber’ and
W. E. Paris. ©1c. June 8, 1933;
EH unp. 72434; Harold S. Macomber,
Art Randall and Walter E. Paris.
12974
Now I can see; fox trot song. ©1l1e.
June 21, 19383; E unp. 73073; George
Schuch. 12975
Now let me fly; negro spiritual, w
from folk lore, m arr.; mixed voices,
unace. © 1c. June 12, 1933; E unp.
72502; J. Rosamond Johnson. 12976
Now we ought to combine; w and m
John J. Schneider; with pf. and
ukulele arrs. Eugene Platzman. ©
June 2, 1938; E pub. 36556; Songtex
music co. 12977
Now you mean nothing to me; song.
© 1c. June 22, 1933; E unp. 72986;
Arthur Lee Mancebo. 12978
Nowhere to go; pf. with w. ©1..
June 27, 1933; E unp. 73174; Wil-
liam Shawn. 12979
No. 18; melody. © 1c. June 21, 1933;
E unp. 72916; Anthony Caruso.
12980
Nyhavn 17; sangene fra_ tonefilm,
Ssangtekst Bégrge og Arvid Miiller,
m Kai Normann Andersen; pf. ©
Apr. 27, 1933: E for. 30444; Wil-
helm Hansen. 12981
12995
O Barcellona [sic] ; Spanish song sere-
nade. ©1c. June 26, 1933; E unp.
73099; Michael R. Annunziata.
12982
O céle, o celestina; fox-trot, Oscar
Maresea; pf. © Mar. 1, 1933; E
for. 30453 ; G. Rampoldi. 12983
O, give thanks unto God; words from
Psalm 1385, adapted Max T. Krone,
old Ukrainian church melody, arr.
Alexander Koshetz; mixed voices.
© June 22, 1933; E pub. 36851; M.
Witmark & sons. 12984
O God of love; hymn, w Gertrude EH.
Sibley. ©1c. May 19, 1933; E unp.
72095; Alice F. Allen. 2985
O, good ale; English traditional tune
arr. Gordon Jacob; male voices. ©
Mar. 16, 1933; E for. 30236; Oxford
univ. press. 12986
O how lovely are Thy dwellings; w
from Psalm 84, m F. C. Maker, arr.
George B. Nevin; men’s voices. ©
May 29, 1933; E pub. 36512; Theo-
dore Presser co. 12987
O. K. baby; w and melody. © 1 e.
June 27, 493334 E. unp. \73i47;
Margaret Colvin. 12988
O komm zu mir; song. © 1c. June
9, 1938; E unp. 72539; Clara Hd-
wards. 12989
O lovely night; w Kate Moffat, m
Michael Praetorius-Moffat, new arr.
Charles F. Manney; mixed voices.
© June 16, 19383; E pub. 36831;
B. F. Wood music co. 12990
O’ mare traditore; canzonetta napoie-
tana; pr. ‘treble, with Ww: ,© Iyc.
June. 20;)-41933 >.) .. unp; . @28a2 -
Saverio Meale. 12991
O sing to me an Irish song; [new] w
Eric Haydon, traditional airs
adapted Henry Geehl; in G. © Jan.
26,1933. © tor, s02(o 5 J. Be ar
way, prop. Edwin Ashdown, ltd.
12992
O’ tell me little star; caprice, danse
song. © 1c. June 27, 1933; E unp.
73159; Mary Harriet Morley. 12993
Oberon; overture, von Weber, special
arr. S. C. Thompson; saxophone
quartet. © June 15, 1933; E pub.
36930; Alfred music co., inc. 12994
Oberon’s song; from A midsummer-
night’s dream, w Shakespeare, m
James Lyon, op. 90, no. 1; 2 women’s
voices. © Jan. 26, 1933; E for.
30272; Edwin Ashdown, ltd. 12995
040
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12996
Ocean roll; fox-trot, w D. Eloise
Whitney, m Pauline Bray. © 1 «.
June 9, 1988; E unp. 72451; Mar-
garet Pauline Bray. 12996
Oceans of love; waltz song, melody
Jimmie Crane. © 1c. June 6, 1933;
E unp. 72294; Calle Jacobsen. 12997
Ode to Washington; song, w Aaron
Bancroft. © 1. June 26, 1933; E
unp. 73104; Clara Morrison. 12998
Oeuvres pour violon et piano; de J.
Armand Heck. © Apr. 1, 1933; E
for. 30106; Ch. Hayet. 12999
Offenbach (Jacques) Die Banditen;
buffo-oper v. Meilhac u. Halevy, m
bearb. Gustaf Gritindgens; klavier.
or. 1-7. © Feb. 29, 1933; E for.
30301; Ullstein, a.g. 13000
Oh, dem golden slippers; by J. A.
Bland, transcribed Hugo Frey; pf.
with w. © May 31, 1933; E pub.
36557; Robbins music corp. 138001
Oh, how I adore you; fox-trot, w Roy
Turk, m Vee Lawnhurst, arr. Frank
Skinner; orch. pts., with male trio
arr. B. Faighes. © May 25, 1933;
E pub. 36503; Leo Feist, inc. 13002
with ukulele arr.
© May 25, 1933; E pub. 36505; Leo
Feist, inc. 13003
Oh! how I love you; w A. Oldberg,
melody E. J. Gordon. © 1c. June
17, 1933; E unp. 72730; Edward
Jean Gordon and Almar Oldberg.
13004
Oh! how wonderful; from Love and
let love, w Clifford Grey, m Noel
Gay; with ukulele arr. © June 6,
1933; E for. 30309; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd. 13005
Oh, I want two wings; negro spiritual,
arr. for mixed voices, unacc. ©1e.
gune. 12, 1933.; E) Unp:” (ovase a.
Rosamond Johnson. 13006
Oh! listen kids; w and melody. © 1
ce. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72766; Her-
man G. Comery. 13007
Oh ma foi! naughty boy; w Edouard
John, m Gren Forbes; with ukulele
arr. © June 10, 1933; E for. 303802;
Herman Darewski music pub. Co.,
incorporating Charles Sheard & co.
13008
Oh mama, why didn’t I listen to you;
w and melody D. Butcher. © 1.
June 9, 19388; E unp. 72931; South-
ern music pub. co., ine, 13009
pt. I, n. S., v. 28
Oh my what fun in dear old Washing-
ton; w and melody. © 1c. June 5,
1933; E unp. 72257; Chas. F. Smith.
13010
Oh Salonicco; one-step, versi Kokosse,
m M. Gargiulo; orch. parti. © Feb.
1, 1933; E for. 30454; Casa editrice
musicale I. Alfano. 13011
Oh why did you; fox trot, w V. Pace,
mT. E. Bianchi: © 2 © sane,
1933; E unp. 73068; Vincent Pace
and Tony E. Bianchi. 13012
Oh, you! you beautiful thing; w and
m Walter Hirsch, Buddy Fields and
Gerald Marks; with ukulele arr. ©
May 31, 1933; E pub. 36591; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
13013
Ohio State song; mixed voices. ©
June 24, 1983; E pub. 36934; James
E. Hawes. 13014
Old (The) clipper days; w Julian §S.
Cutler, m Myrtle Lavina Jordan;
low or med. voice. © May 19, 1933;
E pub. 36817; G. Schirmer, inc.
13015
Old depression; w and melody. © 1
ec. June 27, 1933; E unp. 73137; Eva
Sons. 13016
Old English suite; by Giles Farnaby,
transcribed M. Wood Hill; flute,
harp and ’cello. © May 29, 1933;
E pub. 36958; Riker, Brown & Wel-
lington, inc. 13017
Old (An) fashioned love; w and mel-
ody, arr. Alexander Maloof. © 1 ¢.
June 10, 19838; E unp. 72467; Sylva
Nadina. 13018
Old (An) fashioned love song that is
still new to me; w Nathan Caress,
with melody. ©1c. June 138, 1933;
E unp. 72547; Milton S. Rosen.
13019
Old Jim’s Christmas hymn; w and m
Wm. B. Gray, arr. H. S. Krouse. ©
June 8, 1933; E pub. 36628; Edward
B. Marks music corp. 13020
Old Man Depression; w and melody.
©1e. June 3, 1933; E unp. 72207;
Rachel D. Harris. 13021
Old Man Moon; w and melody. ©1e.
June 5, 1933; E unp. 72262; Hlsie
Newton. 13022
Old (The) refrain; Viennese melody,
theme arr. and varied Jean Armand.
© June 8, 1933; E for. 30447; Fred-
erick Harris co. 13023
046
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Old (An) revival meetin’; w and m
Gene Edwards; with ukulele arr.
and cho. arr. for male or mixed
quartet. © June 19, 1933; E pub.
36787; T. S. Denison & co. 13024
Old Virginia I love you; song, w John
Batkins. © 1 c¢. June 5, 1933; E
unp. 72232; Nathan Oppleman.
13025
Old wine, old books; English madri-
gal, Robert H. Messinger, m John
Foulds; male voices. © June 23,
1933; E for. 30429; W. Paxton &
¢€o., ltd. 13026
Old Wisconsin moon and you; song.
© 1c. May 31, 1933; E unp. 72398;
Raymond Lax. 13027
Olive (The) pickers; dance, Francesco
B. DeLeone; pf. © May 29, 1933;
E pub. 36524; Theodore Presser co.
13028
On a one way street for two; w
Sammy Mysels and Harry Edelheit,
melody Art Berman. © 1c. June 2,
1938; E unp. 72181; Mort Beck mu-
sie co. 13029
On grandma’s birthday; by J. Hey-
kens, orch. R. Shalmer; orch. pts.
© Mar. 15, 1933; E for. 30286: J.
Liber. 13030
On my Hawaiian shore; w and m
Gregg Sawyer; pf. © June 23,
1933; E pub. 36936; Gregory Eflin
Sawyer. 13031
On n’laurait pas cru; fox-trot, de La
joie de Paris, paroles H. Varna et
Léo Leliévre, fils, m Georges Tabet;
avee accord de Vukulele. © Apr. 1,
1933; E for. 30179; Editions Sala-
bert. 13032
On such a day; pf. with w. © 1.
June 13, 1933 ; E unp. 72543 ; Charles
S. Textor, 2d. 130383
On the shores of the Jordan, where
you wash your sins away; fox trot
spirituelle, w and melody. © 1 ©.
May 31, 1983; E unp. 72110; Jimmy
Redrick. 13034
On the tree-tops; by Leonard Peck;
pf. © May 24, 1983; EB for. 30282;
Joseph Williams, ltd. 13035
On treasure isle way down in Texas;
W and m Billy Vrooman. © 1 «.
June 7, 1933; E unp. 72865; William
D. Vrooman. 18036
On wings of living light; Easter an-
them, w William Walsham How, m
Joseph Fletcher; mixed voices. ©
13051
June 12, 1933; E pub. 36685; Robin
Ellis. 13037
One mad caress; song. © 1 c. June
12, 1933; E unp. 72880; Kenneth
B. Pritchard. 130388
One moonlight night on Puget Sound;
song, m Juanita Shelpman. © 1 ¢.
June 14, 1983; E unp. 72581;
Margaret Tresselt. 13039
One tiny tear; w and m Harry
Woods, Jimmy Campbell and Reg
Connelly ; with ukulele arr. © June
27, 1933; E for. 30449; Campbell,
Connelly & co., 1td. 13040
One track mind; w and m Mannie
Wertheimer. © 1c. June 1, 1933;
EH unp. 72117; Emanuel Wertheimer.
13041
One year has gone by; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
June 19, 1933; E unp. 72748; Robert
M. Long. 13042
Only a dream; fox trot song. ©1..
June 21, 1933; E unp. 73078; Myrtle
Torn. 13043
Only you; song, m Burrell Van Buren ;
pf. © 1 ¢. June 22, 1933; Hi unp.
72975; Mary Agnes Kelly. 13044
Oriental dudke; violin. © 1c. June 7,
1933; E unp. 72330; Julius Jaffe.
13045
Oriental incidental; by L. E. DeFran-
cesco, arr. Cokayne; pf. © 1 «.
June 16, 1933; E unp. 72737; Movie-
tone music corp. 13046
Original (The) famous Mexican hat
dance; by F. A. Partichela, arr. J.
Rosamond Johnson; pf. © June 8,
1983; E pub. 36626; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 13047
arr. Richard E. Kent; orch.
pts. © June 13, 1933; E pub. 36666;
Edward B. Marks music corp.
13048
Osculation; song. © 1 ¢ June 22,
1933; E unp. 72967 ; Eugene Cohn.
13049
Oui, c’est bien vous: fox-trot, dans
Son singe et moi, paroles Léo
Leliévre et René Pujol, m Oberfeld;
avee accord de ukulele. © Apr. 1,
1933; E for. 30185; Editions Sala-
bert. 13050
Our boys; w and melody Summer
Knight. © 1 ¢c. June 5, 1933; E
unp. 72269; Eva Kidwell. 13051
O47
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13052
Our Chicago; song, m Grace Schwerin
Dibrell; pf. treble. © 1c. June 22,
1933; E unp. 72994; Grace Emily
Dibrell. 13052
Our cottage; song. © 1 c¢. May 831,
1933; E unp. 72106;*Lucy Thomas
Andrew. 13053
Our country’s First Lady; pf. with w.
© 1c. June 3, 1933; E unp. 72367;
Eleanor Hope. 13054
Our first and only kiss; song, m James
L. Brown: with ukulele arr. © 1c.
June 17, 1935; E unp. 72706; Mon-
tell C. Hinckley. 13055
Our last waltz; w and m B. C. Chris-
tensen, pf. harmony F. B. Muratta.
© 1c. June 1, 1933; E unp. 72125;
Bertha Caton Christensen and Flora
Belle Muratta. 13056
Our little baby boy; w and m Ralph
Butler and Ronnie Munro; with
ukulele arr. and extra chos. ©
June 14, 1933; E for. 30308; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd. 138057
Our love for us; song, arr. Stan Tuck-
er. © June 16, 1933; E pub. 36889;
Ralph Schoenleben. 13058
Our melody of love; w Kathleen M.
Mortimer, m arr. Franklyn R. Ger-
gits. ©1c. June 24, 1933; E unp.
73022; Roy J. G. Ritter. 13059
Our New Hampshire; w Allen East-
man Cross; unison voices. © June
10, 1933: E pub. 36664; Herbert R.
Fisher, 13060
Our new home sweet home: w and m
Roy Kohler; pf. © 1c. June 22,
1933; E unp. 72979; Beatrice E.
Wood. 15061
Our soldiers and sailors; song. ©1c.
June 20, 1933; E unp. 72837; Elea-
nor Quinn. 13062
Our unknown hero; song. © 1 e«.
June 5, 1933; E unp. 72389; Thelma
V. Owens. 13063
Our waltz, dear; song. © 1c. June
16, 1988; E unp. 73184; Robert W.
Wappes. 13064
Out of the night; w Noel Ferris, m
Alfred Redhead; sop. 1, 2, and con-
tralto. © May 10, 1933; E for.
29899; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 13065
Out of the night you came; song. ©
1 c. June 28, 1933; E unp. 73208;
William Wolfe Robbins. 13066
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Out where the moonbeams greet the
morning; from The Phantom broad-
cast, w George Waggner, m Bernard
Brown and Norman Spencer; with
ukulele arr. © June 13, 1933; E
pub. 86715; Sherman, Clay & co.
13067
Over the air; fox-trot, w H. Pierce,
melody Eddie Burke. © 1. June
6, 19383; E unp. 72308; Everett
Burke and Harry Pierce. 13068
Ox road; w Sam Coslow, m Arthur
Johnston, arr. Howard Jackson; pf.
conductor. © 1 e. June 6, 1933;
E unp. 72315; Famous music corp.
13069
Paddling down the brook of memories ;
song. ©1c. June 28, 1933; E unp.
73210; Angel Echavarria. 13070
Paean exultant; by Frederick Stanley
Smith; organ. © June 12, 1933;
E pub. 36700; Theodore Presser co.
t8071
Page d’album; by Claude Debussy, ed.
Maurice Dumesnil; pf. © May 29,
1933: E pub. 36538; Theodore Pres-
ser co. 13072
Pagliaccio; tango, m Rigo; orch. parti,
con versi. © Jan. 1, 1933; E for.
30461; E. M. Chiappo. 13073
Pal I left behind; valse song. © 1 ©.
June 7, 1933; E unp. 72858; Marie
Dowd. 13074
Pal of my dreams; w and melody. ©
1 ¢« June 3, 193838; E unp. 72197;
June Doolittle. 13075
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
Jesu, Rex admirabilis; 3-pt hymn,
by Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina,
English, Miriam Chase. ed. H.
Clough-Leighter; women’s voices.
© Apr. 20, 1933; E pub. 36567; E
C. Schirmer music Co. 13076
Palomita, Palomita; melody Agustin
Lara. ©1c. June 15, 1933; EB unp.
72959; Southern music pub. co., inc.
13077
© June
August
Panchita; tango; orch. pts.
19, 19383; E pub. 36922;
Buhl. 13078
Parade of melodies; w and melody.
© 1c. June 6, 1933; E unp. 723810;
Thomas Eugene Cook, jr. 13079
Paradise lane; w and melody Charles
O’Flynn, Charlie McCarthy and
Mickey J. Addy. © 1c. May 27,
1933; E unp. 72118; Leo Feist, ine.
13080
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Parce que je vous aime; fox-trot, de
Dix-neuf ans, paroles Jean Bastia,
melodie Pascal Bastia. © Apr. 1,
1933; E for. 30095; C. Joubert et
cie. 13081
valse, du film Simone est comme
ca, paroles Jean Boyer et André
Hornez, m Raoul Moretti, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©
Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30162; Editions
Salabert. 13082
Pardon—full and free; hymn, w W. C.
Poole, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © June
22, 1933; E pub. 36858; John H.
Brunner. 13083
Paris—Noél; tango, Stubbs; orch.
ptes. © Feb. 1, 1933; E for. 304382;
Choudens. 13084
Parle moi d’autre chosen; paroles et
m J. Delettre. © Dee. 31, 1932; E
for. 30130; Editions Max Eschig.
13085
Parmi la brume et la tristesse du
matin; paroles Tristan Deréme, m
Philippe Gaubert. © Apr. 1, 1933;
E for. 30141; Heugel. 13086
Pas davantage; paroles Ch. L. Pothier,
m Jean Lenoir. © Apr. 1, 1983; E
for. 30176; Editions Salabert.
13087
Passion (The) flower; by Francesco:
B. DeLeone: pf. © May 29, 1933;
E pub. 36531; Theodore Presser co.
13088
Patchin’ ole rags; w and melody. ©
1 ¢e. June 10, 19383; E unp. 72517;
Jessie Bell Spring. 13089
Pater; cantate, auteur inconnu, m
Jean Cartan; voix mixtes et pf.
conducteur. Partition. © Apr. 1,
1933; E for. 30260; Elie Cartan.
13090:
Pathetic misterioso no. 1; by Samuel
Kaylin; pf. conductor. © 1c. June
16, 1988; E unp. 72734; Movietone
music corp. 13091
Patience,—oh, my brother: w Harry
Lambert, m Marie Ordway and
Frank Lambert. © 1 ec. June 6,
19383; E unp. 72302; Frank B. Lam-
bert and Marie O. Lambert. 13092
Pauline; fox-trot, de lopérette, pa-
roles Mare Cab, m Vincent Scotto;
avee accord de Vukulele. © Apr.
1, 1933 ; E for. 30182; Editions Sala-
13109
Paysage; by Granville English; pf.
© May 12, 1933; E for. 30316; J. &
W. Chester, Itd. 13095
Peaceful valley; w and m Sam Par-
ker; with ukulele arr. © May 19,
1933; E pub. 386561; Mills music,
- Ine, 13096
Peach picking time down in Georgia;
w and melody J. Rodgers and C. Mc-
Michen. © 1 ¢ May 31, 1983; EB
unp. 72159; Southern music pub. co.,
Ine, 13097
Pedlar’s song; poem William Shake-
speare, m arr. Maurice Jacobson;
men’s cho. © May 23, 1933; E for.
30493; Ursula Greville. 13098
Pena (Una) y un carino; letra Maria
Pascal Lyon, m Lily Perez Freire y
Meche Perez Freire. © Feb. 18,
1933; E for. 303838; Lily Perez
Freire and Maria Mercedes Perez
Freire. 13099
Penthouse lament; from Bondage, w
and m Val Burton and Will Jason.
© June 1, 1933; E pub. 36573;
Movietone music corp. 13100
Pepito mio; rumba, di Poula, Fouché
and E. M. Chiappo; orch. parti. ©
Jan. 1, 1983; E for. 30457; HE. M.
Chiappo. 13101
Perfect night; w and melody. © 1.
Apr. 17, 1933 ; E unp. 70172; Stewart
Hinsdale. 13102
Personne; tango, paroles Maurice Au-
bert, m Raoul Moretti, arr. Francis
Salabert.; orch. ptes. © Apr. 1,
1933; E for. 30166; Editions Sala-
bert. 13103
Peter! Peter! fox-trot, w and m Harry
Woods, Jimmy Campbell and Reg
Connelly ; with ukulele arr. © June
27, 1933; E for. 30450; Campbell,
Connelly & co., ltd. 13104
Petite valse brillante; by C. W. Krog-
mann, op. 180, no. 2; pf. © May
29, 1933; E pub. 36515; Theodore
Presser Co. 13105
Pfannkuchens geburtstag; intermezzo,
Heinz Link, arr. W. Hafermalz;
salon orch. stimmen. © Feb. 16,
1933; E for. 30413 ; Heinrichshofen's
verlag. 13106
Phaléne; valse, L. Siede; orch. stim-
men. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 30414;
Editions Salabert. 13107
Piano-album; de H. Pachulski, revue
bert. 13093 | “Alec Rowley. bk. 1, 2. © May 30,
song. © June 19, 1933; E pub. 19383; E for. 30374, 30375; Schott &
36885; Harry Wolfe. 13094 co., ltd. 13108. 13109
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13110
Piano—album; par Wladimir Rebi-
koff, revue Alec Rowley. bk. 1, 2.
© May 30, 1933; E for. 30372, 30373 ;
Schott & co., ltd. 13110, 13111
Pickin’ the winners; from Pickin’ the
winner, w and m Cliff Hess. © June
16, 1983; E pub. 36757; M. Witmark
& sons. faid2
Piniatu (‘U); tragedia, versi e melo-
dia. © 1c. May 9, 1933; D 28462;
Joseph Pagano. 45052 *
Please accept my message and come
home: valse song. © 1. June 21,
1933; E unp. 73071; Dennis Fer-
nando. 13113
Please don’t grow weary of me; Ww
and melody Dick Quine. © 1 e.
June 9, 1933; E unp. 738051; Rich-
ard Harding Quine. 13114.
Please, Mister Man in the moon; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arts (©) alc dane, 190 1933" Bi iar
72750; Dale Hines. 13115
Please Mister President; WwW and m
Allie Wrubel and Mose Sigler: with
ukulele arr. © May 31, 1933; E
pub. 36589; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 13116
Poéme automnal; par Georges Gré-
court: violoncelle et pf. © Dec. 31,
1932; > Hy. tor, 5 oOo: | auecren’) ade
Lacour. 13117
Poet’s dream; song. © 1c. June 15,
1933; E unp. 72602; William J. Wall,
zi of 13118
Polar bears; by Berenice Violle, op. 22,
no: 1; pf. © May 19, 1933; E pub.
36814; G. Schirmer, inc. 13119
Polka; by Alois Reiser; pf. © 1 ¢.
June 16, 1933; E unp. 72748; Movie-
tone music corp. 13120
Poor little doll; w and melody Lew
Pollack, Herman Pincus and Billy
Barry. ©1c. June 19, 1933; E unp.
72783: De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 13121
Poor Oliver Twist; w Joan Jasmyn,
m M. K. Jerome; with ukulele arr.
© May 19, 1933; E pub. 36562; Mills
music, ine. 13122
Poppy fairies; by C. W. Krogmann,
op. 180, no. 3; pf. © May 29, 1933;
E pub. 36516; Theodore Presser co.
13123
Por un beso de tu boea; bolero can-
cién, English, Hazel Santiago. ©
June 5, 1983; E pub. 36621; Juan
Cruz. 13124
500
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
Portera; tango, José M. Ferriez, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©
Apr. 1, 19383; E for. 30102; Union
musicale franco-espagnole. 13125
Postlude on Laudate Dominum; by
Edmund Matthews; organ. © June
30, 1933; E for. 30406; Novello &
co., ltd. 13126
Prairie lullaby; w and melody Billy
Hill. © 1c. May 31, 1933; HB unp.
72158; Southern music pub. co., inc.
13127
Praise the Lord; words from Psalm
116, adapted Max T. Krone, old
Ukrainian church melody, arr. Alex-
ander Koshetz; mixed voices. ©
June 22, 1933; E pub. 36850; M.
Witmark & sons. 13128
Pregén de las rosas; melody, Agustin
Lara. ©1c. June 17, 1933; E unp.
72960; Southern music pub. co., ine.
13129
Prélude-arioso-fughette; sur le nom
de Bach, de A. Honegger; pf. ©
Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30160; Editions
Maurice Sénart. 13130
Prélude mélodrame; de Au jardin de
la Pompadour, Henri Casadesus; pf.
© Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30193; Edi-
tions Salabert. 13131
Prelude to a city story; by R. H. Bas-
sett, arr. Emil Gerstenberger; pf.-
conductor. © 1 ec. June 6, 1933; E
unp. 72317; Movietone music corp.
13132
Prelude to a comedy; by S. Kaylin,
orch. E. Gerstenberger; pf.-conduc-
tor. © 1c. June 29, 1933; E unp.
73258; Movietone music corp.
13133
Prelude to a pathetic drama; by Sam-
uel Kaylin; pf. conductor. © 1 ¢.
June 16, 1933; E unp. 72738; Movie-
tone music corp. 13134
Preludio di festa; di Carlo Jachino;
orch. Partition. © Dee. 31, 19382;
E for. 380161; Editions Maurice
Sénart. 13135
Pretty eyes; w and melody. © 1.
June 17, 1933; E unp. 72675; Mark
F. Bornholt. 13136
Pretzels; w Roy Turk, m Vee Lawn-
hurst; with ukulele arr. © June 8,
1933; E pub. 36653; Famous music
corp. . 13s
Pride (The) o’ the land; march, w
Anna M. Priestley, m Edwin Franko
Goldman. © June 2, 1933; E pub.
36608; Theodore Presser Co.
13138
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Primavera; prélude, Serge Paroukoff ;
pf. © Dec. 31, 1922; E for. 30148;
Lucien de Lacour. 13139
Primer beso; tango, letra Adolfo Avila
Sanchez, m Leonor Flores. © 1 «.
June 22, 1983; E unp. 72999; C.
Louis Caputi. 13140
Prince of Wales; melody arr. B.
Moten. ©1c. June 9, 1933; E unp.
72925; Southern music pub. co., ine.
13141
Princess and the axe incidental; by
L. E. De Francesco, arr. Hmil
Gerstenberger; pf.-conductor. ©
mre. une 6° 1983 > ‘EY’ unp. 72316;
Movietone music corp. 13142
Proposing; w and melody. © 1 «
June 13, 1933; E unp. 72552; Emil
Regis Loraine Rohde. 13143
Prosperity; w and melody. © 1 «
June 5, 1933; E unp. 72261; Leonore
Hale Schott. 13144
—w and melody. © 1c. June 14,
1938; E unp. 72571; Elizabeth
Josephson. 13145:
—— w and melody. ©1c. June 17,
1933; E unp. 72672; Estelle Piatt.
13146
Prosperity blues; w and melody. ©
1c. June 5, 1933; E unp. 72271; Nor-
man Rudolph Freund. 13147
Prosperity days are here; song, w
Donald EH. Winstead; with ukulele
arr. © June 1, 1933; E pub. 36569;
Lon Frederick Stafford. 13148
Prosperity has come; w and melody
Ferdinand Desavis. © 1c. June
24, 1933; EH unp. 73150; Ninette
Holmes. 13149
Prosperity is coming; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © 1c. June 28, 1933; E
unp. 73212; Anna Masek. 13150
Prosperity march; song, pf. arr. Eu-
gene Platzman; with ukulele arr.
© June 15, 1933; E pub. 36710; D.
Carl Gerardo. ga as
Prosperity prayer; w and melody. ©
ic. June 28, 1933; E unp. 73189;
Hattie D. Moore. 138152
Prosperity prom; pf. with.w. © May
25, 19383; HE pub. 86777; Ann = C.
Murray. 13153
Prosperity (The) song; song, Ww
Hstelle B. Page. © May 31, 1933;
EK pub. 36586; Pierre Page, sr.
13154
13168
Prosperity 1933; fox-trot song. © 1c.
June 7, 1933; E unp. 72855; L. Olive
Miller. 13155
Prosperity’s return; song. ©1c. June
3, 1983; E unp. 72198; Virginia B.
Bright. 13156
Prosperity’s returning; w and melody.
©1ce. June 15, 1933; E unp. 72620;
Bessie Sutton Ford. 138157
Prosperous days; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ June 15, 19383; E unp. 72622;
Beatrice Ismay Rhodes. 13158
Protection; sacred song, w Dorothy
Sproule. © June 8, 1933; E for.
30389; Clarence V. Frayn. 13159
Puccini (Giacomo) Rondine; valzer,
trascrizione libera Guido Farinelli;
violino, violoncello e pf. conduttore,
con viglino 2 e contrabasso ad lib.
© Mar. 28, 19383; E for. 30331;
Casa musicale Sonzogno, s. a.
13160
Piippchen; one-step intermezzo, Jean
Gilbert, arr. for orch. Joh. Doebber ;
with 2d violin, banjo, 1st and 3d EH
flat alto and 2d B flat ten. saxo-
phones, arr. Tom Clark; pts. ©
June 15, 1983; E pub. 36810; G.
Schirmer, inc. 13161
Puzzle (The) song; w and melody. ©
1c. June 19, 19383; E unp. 72765;
Herman G. Comery. 13162
Quartetto in re; due violini, viola e
violoncello. Partitura. ©1c. June
15, 1933; E unp. 73085; Ildebrando
Pizzetti. 13163
Quatsch; by E. Kilenyi and Wm. Spiel-
ter; pf.-conductor. © 1c. June 1,
1933; E unp. 172156; Movietone
music corp. 13164
Que pasa en Cadiz; historieta cOmico
lirica, letra Vela y Campta. Pte.
de apuntar. © June 30, 1932; E for.
30263; Francisco Alonso. 13165
Queen of my heart; waltz song. ©
1 e. May 31, 19338; E unp. 72096;
William McKinley Ambers. 13166
Queen (The) of the skies—the Akron;
w and melody. © 1. June 17,
1933; E wunp. 72685; Walter K.
Stouffer. 13167
Quiero besar tu boca; w and melody
Pedro Mareano. © 1 ¢. June 6,
19338; E unp. 72948; Southern music
pub. ¢o., inc. 13168
ool
—,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13169
Quilter (Roger) Four Shakespeare
songS; 3d set, set to m R. Quilter,
op. 30, no. 1-4; low voice. © May
26, 1933; E for. 30353; Boosey &
co., ltd. 13169
Rabbit’s foot; w Gus Kahn, m Dave
Snell. ©1c. June 20, 1933; E unp.
72824; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
13170
Radio (The) of love’s sweet song; Ww
Countess Kyra, m Countess Kyra
and E. Somerton. © 1 «¢. June 19,
1983; E unp. 72787; Kyra Sibue du
Col and Edwin Somerton. iaubree
Raffle (The) for a stove; Irish comic
song, John E. Murphy, arr. H. S.
Krouse. © June 13, 19383; E pub.
36668; Edward B. Marks music
corp. ISLTZ
Rainbow; sketch, Harry Parsons et
Van Hoorebeke; orch. ptes. © Apr.
1. 19383; E for. 30110; Choudens.
13173
Rainbow dreams; song; with ukulele
arr. © May 29, 1933; E pub. 36648;
Myrtle Inches. 13174
Rainbow’s end; by Eddie Lang, tran-
scribed and arr. Dave Berend; plec-
trum guit. solo, with pf. or guit.
acc. © May 29, 1933; E pub. 36568 ;
Robbins music corp. 13175
Rainy weather; w and melody. ©
Iie. June 27, 1983: BE .unp. to! ;5
Al Morris. 13176
Rambling (The) cow boy: w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 27, 1933; E unp.
73138; Clarence Huntington. 13177
Rattle bone blues; w and melody. ©
1c. June 19, 1983; E unp. 72757;
Al Morris. 13178
Recueil de chansons pour l’école et la
famille; de Joseph Hemmerlé.
Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30157; Editions
Maurice Sénart. 13179
Recuerdo (Un); letra y melodia. ©
1 ec. June 7, 1933; E unp. 72524;
José Ramirez. 13180
Recuerdos; bolero, melodia. © 1 ¢.
June 14, 1933; E unp. 72579; Hugo
Mariani and Terig Tucci. 13181
Red sails and white sailS; song, w
Jackson Smith. © 1 c¢. June 17,
19383; E unp. 72699; Mary Wright
Bain. 13182
Reflection; nocturne, op. 10; pf. ©
1 ec. June 8, 1933; E unp. 72437;
Emma Schwarze. 13183
D02
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
pf. ©1c«c. June 12, 1933; E unp.
72514; Sophie Rapoport Mydans.
13184
Refiections in the water; waltz, w
Paul Francis Webster, m John
Jacob Loeb, arr. Frank Skinner;
orch. pts., with male trio arr. B.
Faighes. © June 5, 1933; E pub.
36674 ; Leo Feist, inc. 13185
Remember dear; song. ©1c. May 31,
1933; E unp. 72399; Major Lawson.
13186
Remember me; song. © 1 e. June 24,
1933: E unp. 73084; Ethel Grace
Zander. 13187
Reminiscence; pf. © 1c June 2,
1933; E unp. 73113; Ruth Reichel
Leibow. 13188
Reprise du menuet galant; de Au jar-
din de la Pompadour, Henri Casa-
desus; pf. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for.
30192; Editions Salabert. 13189
Requiem mass; words from the liturgy
of the Roman Catholic church, m
Thomas Francis Burke; mixed
voices ; organ ace. © June 20, 1933;
E pub. 36862; McLaughlin & Reilly
co. 13190
Ricordi di Svezia: suite, Luca Verde;
pf.—conduttore, violino, violoncello,
e violino B e contrabasso ad lib.
Parti: © Apr. 15, 19882°h cor,
30328; Casa musicale Sonzogno, s. a.
13191
Riding song; chorale, w and m Mabel
Miller Freeman; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© June 12, 1933; E pub. 36739;
Richard Drake Saunders. 13192
River of dreams; valse lente, Emil
Leonard; pf. © June 23, 1933; E
pub. 36906; Theodore Presser co.
13193
River’s (The) takin’ care of me; fox-
trot, w Stanley Adams, m Jesse
Greer, arr. Jack Mason; orch. pts.,
with male trio arr. B. Faighes. © -
June 14, 1988; E pub. 36785; Leo
Feist, inc. 13194
w R. Stanley Adams, m Jesse
Greer; with ukulele arr. © June
19, 1933;°E pub. 36836; Leo Feist,
ine.
Robin Goodfellow ; madrigal, w anon., — q
m lIorwerth W. Prosser;
voices.
13195 ij
mixed
© June 13, 1933; E pub. |
36716; Clayton F. Summy co. 13196 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Rock-a-bye lullaby; waltz, w Charles
Thomas Ferguson, m Monk and
Sam; with ukulele arr. © June 1,
1933; E pub. 36954; Chas. T. Fer-
guson, Chas. Hansen, jr. and Sam
L. Johnson. 13197
Roll on, black water; w and m Les
Wesley ; with ukulele arr. © June
19, 1933; E pub. 36796; T. S. Deni-
son & co. 13198
Roll your bones; from I loved you
Wednesday, w and m Sidney D.
Mitchell and Harry Akst. © June
1, 1933; E pub. 36574; Movietone
music corp. 13199
Rolling along; w and m Lucile Hall.
© 1c. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72802;
Lucile H. Talley. 13200
Romantic widow incidental; by Sam-
uel Kaylin, orch. Emil Gerstenber-
eer, DE conductor. © 1c. June
29, 1938; E unp. 73259; Movietone
music corp. 13201
Roosevelt; march; pf. © 1 c. Apr.
10, 1933; E unp. 72378; Stefano
Sportello. 13202
Roosevelt ever more; song. © 1 «.
June 9, 1983; E unp. 72450; John
Lawrence Walpole. 13208
Roosevelt knows his line; song, melody
Herman A. Hummel. 1c. June
29, 1933; E unp. 73249; Wm. Owens.
13204
Roosevelt prosperity; march; violin.
© 1c. June 3, 1933; E unp. 72200;
Joseph D’Angelo. 13205
Roosevelt waltz; pf. © 1c. May 16,
1933; E unp. 721083; Henry James
Sadlier Owen. 13206
Roosevelt we love you; w and melody.
© 1c. June 6, 1933; E unp. T2311:
Zeph Fitz-Gerald. 13207
Rosalie runs riot; musical comedy,
bk., lyrics and m Charles George ;
voc. sc. © Dec. 13, 1932; E pub.
36636; Samuel French. 13208
Rosalinda; tango; orch. pts. © June
19, 1933 ; H pub. 36925; August Buhl.
13209
Rosariyo; paso doble, letra A. Sanfe-
liz, m M. Lizcano de la Rosa; orch.
ptes. © Feb. 1, 1933; E for. 30200;
Hermann Haberer Helasco. 13210
Rose, ma voisine; opéra-comique, pa-
roles G. Namur-Devismes, m Mar-
celle Chadal; pf et. chant. Parti-
tion. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30114;
Durand et cie. 13211
13225
Rose (The) of Tralee; w C. Mordaunt
Spencer, m Charles W. Glover, arr.
H. S. Krouse. © June 8, 1933; EB
pub. 36627; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 13212
Roses of Del Rio; song, w M. J.
Walsh; with trio for pf. © 1 «
June 16, 19383; E unp. 72634: Joe
King. 13213
Rosita; pf. with w. © 1©¢ May 31,
1933; E unp. 72112; Virginia May
Peacock. 13214
Rot rodslein; text Paul Mellissus
Schede, m Wilhelm Rinkens, op. 2a;
dreistimmigen frauenchor, a cap-
Pella. Partitur .u. stimmen. ©
Mar. 16, 1933; E for. 30410; Hein-
richshofen’s verlag. 13215
Rowdy rythm [sic]; w and melody.
© 1c. June 26, 1933; E unp. 73120:
Margaret May Littlejohn. 13216
Rubank progress orchestra folio ; com-
piled and arr. E. DeLamater: orch.
pts. © June 2, 1933; E pub. 36651:
Rubank, ine. 13217
Ruisselant ; ed. Charles Midgley; pf.
© 1c. June 12, 1933; E unp. 72500;
Ella Ribble Beaudoux. 13218
Rumba delle Antille; parole L. L. Mar-
telli, m e arr. Alberto Maraziti:
orch. parti. © Feb. 15, 1933; E for.
30462; Casa editrice musicale
Mauro. 13219
Rumba (La) en el cacique; w and
melody Pastor Villa. ©1c. June 6,
1933 ; E unp. 72944; Southern music
pub. co., inc. 13220
Russian mountains; slow fox-trot, Ma-
rio Restelli, arr. Pippo Barzizza;:
orch. parti. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
30469; Mario. Aromando. 13221
S. A. L.—valsen; text Olle Bjorkman,
m Nisse Bjérnberg; pf. © 1c. June
19, 1933 ; E unp. 72771; Claes Nelson
-Bjornberg. 13222
Sacred memories; mixed voices. ©
June 13, 1933; E pub. 36707; Robert
Emmett Winsett. 13223
Sacred two-part choruses; arr. and
adapted from. classic composers,
with original numbers, Paul Bliss ;
sop. 1, 2. © May 31, 1933: E pub.
56511; Theodore Presser co. 13224
Sad and weary; song. © 1c. June 8,
1933; E unp. 72416; William J.
Young. 13225
D03
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13226
Sailing; march, Godfrey Marks, arr.
Lynn Vaughan; orch. pts. © June
2 er d19s5 200 for. oa0s25: Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 13226
Sailor (A) dear; w Hazel Louise
Brown, m Clella Lester Perkins;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © June 26, 1933;
E pub. 36926; Clayton F. Summy co.
13227
Sailor’s (A) carol; w Hilaire Belloc,
m Trevor Harvey. © Mar. 2, 1933;
E for. 30249; Oxford univ. press. _
13228
St. Gregory’s day; traditional Hun-
garian, English, Elisabeth M. Lock-
wood, m arr. Zoltan Kodaly ; female
voices, unacc. © Mar. 16, 1933; E
for. 30295; Oxford univ. press.
13229
Saint John Baptist; short anthem, w
W. Drummond, m Ernest Bullock;
mixed voices and bar. solo; organ
acc. © May 18, 1933; E for. 30227;
Oxford univ. press. 13230
Saint Paul’s voyage to Melita; setting
of Acts 27, George Dyson; ten. solo
and mixed cho. Voc. sc. © May 11,
19338; E for. 30248; Oxford univ.
press. fo2a0
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Fan-
taisie; transcription Georges Gré-
eourt; pf. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
30149; Lucien de Lacour. 13232
Sainte Thérése of the Child Jesus;
oratorio, for soli, cho., organ and
orch., w and m Evangeline Lehman,
French adaptation Maurice Dumes-
nik Voc. sc. © May 3i1,0198383) D
28461; Theodore Presser co. 13232*
Sally of the valley at the fair; song,
m Oscar Kaufmann. © June 1,
1933; E pub. 36902; Rosaline L.
Guingrich. 13233
Same train; negro spiritual, arr. for
mixed voices, unacc. © 1 @ June
12, 1933; E unp. 72504; J. Rosamond
Johnson. 13234
Sampiero corse; de Henri Tomasi; pf.
© Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30109; Henry
Lemoine et cGie. 13235
Sandman waltz; w Mary Alice Town,
m Dee Town. © 1c. June 16,
1933; E unp. 72654; Versa David-
son Town. 138236
Sandpipers; w and m Mae-Aileen Erb;
pf. © May 29, 1933; E pub. 36523;
Theodore Presser co. 138237
pt. 101, n.s., v. 28
Sarabande; de Edouard Bron: haut-
bois avec ace. de pf. © Dec. 31,
19382; E for. 30155; Lucien de La-
cour. 13238
Satisfy yourself with love; fox-trot,
w and melody. © 1 ¢. June 20,
1933; E unp. 72888; Clyde Rickman
and Sherman Chambers. 13239
Savoir la vérité; paroles Cora Lapar-
cerie, m H. Ackermans. © Apr. 1,
1933; E for. 30173; Editions Sala-
bert. 138240
Say when; w Les Reis and Harmon
Nelson, melody Charles Bourne. ©
1 ec. June 5, 1988; E unp. 72234;
Herb Reis music ¢€o. 13241
Say yes; song. © 1c. June 8, 1933;
E unp. 72414; Robert H. Simpson.
13242
w Charles Malenbaum, melody
Lawrence Berkowitz. © 1 ¢. June
28, 1933; E unp.. 73211 > ive
Marcus. 13243
Say you'll believe in me; song. ©1c.
June 3, 1933; E unp. 72206; Luther
Williams Kitts. 13244
Scarlatti (Domenico) Pastorale; son-
aia for the harpsichord, adapted
Gilbert Beard; organ. © June 16,
1933; E for. 30381; Novello & Go.,
Itd. 13245
Searlet memories; w and melody. ©
1c. June 17, 1933; E unp. 72688;
George F. Powers. 13246
Schirmer’s elementary orchestra se-
ries; no. 11, selected and ed. Victor
L. F. Rebmann, arr. Tom Clark.
Full sc. © May 18, 1988; E pub.
386827; G. Schirmer, ine. 13247
Scholasticum 3; historisches tibungs-
material ftir schule u. haus vom
friihbarock bis zu den klassikern
zusammengestellt u. arr. Leo Kiah-
ler; violine 1, 2, 8, violoncello, viola,
basso, flauto, pf. ad lib. Partitur u.
stimmen. hft.2,6. © Apr. 1, 1933;
E for. 30502, 30504; Henry Litolff’s
verlag. 13248, 13249
Same. hft. 4. 3) ..© > Deca
1932; E for. 30299, 30300; Henry
Litolff’s verlag. 13250, 18251
Same. hft. 5. © Dec. 15, 1932;
E for. 30503; Henry Litolff’s verlag.
13252
o04
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
13279
Scot (The) in exile; w and m James
M. Gallatly; in A. © June 13,
1933; E for. 30427; Boosey & Co.,
\td. 13253
Sea (The); song, w Claire Murray.
© 1c. June 19, 1983; E unp. 72792;
Helen Matthews de Lashmutt.
18254
Sea gulls; w and m Mae-Aileen Erb;
pf. © May 29, 1983; E pub. 36522;
Theodore Presser Co. 13255
Second selection of Wilfrid Sander-
son’s popular songs; arr. Sydney
Baynes; orch. pts. Concert ed. ©
June 13, 19383; E for. 30428; Boosey
& co., ltd. 13256
Secondary (A) school music course;
by M. Maitland Watson. ist jr.,
ist-3d term. Pupil’s ed. © 1 «
each May 22, 1933; A ad int. 17822-
17824; pubd. May 16, 19383; Boosey
& co., Itd. 13256*
See can’t you jump for joy; adapted
and arr. from an old negro spiritual
for mixed voices, unacc. © 1 ¢.
June 12, 1933; E unp. 72507; J.
Rosamond Johnson. 13257
Sehnsucht; lied. © 1 c. June 29,
1933; E unp. 73220; Theodor Noller.
13258
Seligpreisungen (Die); von Arnold
Mendelssohn, op. 116; vierstimmigen
gem. chor, solostimmen u. streich-
quartett. Partitur. © May 18, 1933;
E for. 30486; Breitkopf & Hartel.
13259:
Send out Thy spirit; anthem, Fr. Jos.
Schuetky, op. 8, English and new
arr. of m Charles F. Manney; 7
mixed voices; organ acc. © June
16, 1933; E pub. 36830; B. F. Wood
music co. 13260
Senorita; tango; pf. © 1c. June 2,
1933; E unp. 72178; Hector Mar-
sella. 13261
Sentimental fool; w and melody Shep
Fields. © 1c June 28, 1933; E
unp. 73206; Saul Feldman. 13262
Serena (La); tango; orch. pts. ©
June 19, 1933; E pub. 36924; August
Buhl. 13263.
Serenade; op. 30; 2 flutes; pf. acc. ©
May 18, 1983; E pub. 36865; Mary
Thaxter Aiken. 13264
Serenade (A) at the villa; w Robert
Browning, m Marshall Kernochan;
med. voice. © June 15, 19383; E
pub. 386721; Galaxy music corp.
[Copyright is claimed on revision of
music] 13265
Serenade viennois. © 1 c. June 27,
1983; E unp. 73132; H. S. Maurer.
13266
Sérénade viennoise; by Evangeline
Lehman, transcribed Rob Roy
Peery; violin and pf. © May 29,
1933; E pub. 36537; Theodore Pres-
ser Co. 13267
Serpentina; melody, Agustin Lara.
© 1c. June 14, 1983; E unp. 72961;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 18268
Settin’ in the sun; song. ©1c. June
17, 1933; E unp. 72702; Mary Wright
Bain. 13269
Seven years with the wrong man; w
and m Bob Miller; with ukulele arr.
© June 21, 19383; E pub. 36946;
Mills music, ine. 13270
Sevillana (La) ; bolero, Giuseppe Fer-
raro; orch. pts. © June 16, 1933;
E pub. 86920; Sonnemann music ¢o.,
ine. 13271
Shack (A) on the side of a hill; w
and m Tom Fowler; pf. treble. ©
fe: Sune!’ 5;-'19335 Eh. %unp. (22295
Tolman V. Fowler. 13272
Shadows; fox-trot, Franco Ansaldo,
arr. Pippo Barzizza; orch. parti. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 30466; Mario
Aromando. 13273
Shadows (The) of the evening hour;
hymn anthem, w Adelaide Proctor,
m W. Norman Sterling; mixed
voices; organ acc. © June 12,
1933; E pub. 36690; Theodore Pres-
ser Co. 13274
Shadows on the Swanee; w Joe
Young and Johnny Burke, melody
Harold Spina. © 1 ec. June 23,
1933; E unp. 78006; Irving Berlin,
inc. 138275
Share it with me; song, m Mrs. Covey
C. Thomas. © 1c. June 9, 1933; E
unp. 72876; Ruby Reed Thomas.
13276
Shattered dreams; song. © 1c. June
5, 1933; E unp. 72386; Gladys
Louise Lenihan. 13277
—w and melody. © 1c. June 17,
1933; E unp. 72683; Luella Adams.
13278
She is more to be pitied than censured ;
w and m Wm. B. Gray, arr. H. S.
Krouse. © June 8, 1933; E pub.
36629; Edward B Marks music corp.
13279
000
_, a
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13280
pt. m, n. s., v.28
She’s my girl; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
June 17, 1933; E unp. 72705; Bernice
I. Ford. 13280
Sheila and Jimmy; serenade, Charles
Williams; orch. pts. © Mar. 15,
1933; E for. 30288; J. Liber. 18281
Shepherd of the air; w and m Clarence
Gaskill; with guit. arr. © June 8,
1933; E pub. 36618; Olman music
corp. 13282
Shepherds evening prayer; idylle; pf.
© 1c. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72790;
Frank Ojstershek. 13283
Shiver my timbers; melody with pf.
acc. © 1c. June 15, 1933; E unp.
72616; Frank Poper and Bill McGill.
13284
Show a sunny smile; song. © May
22, 1933; E pub. 36742; Charles C.
Algase. 13285
Sicilian serenade; by Francesco B. De-
Leone; pf. © May 29, 1933; E pub.
36526: Theodore Presser co. 13286
Sigma kappa girl of my dreams; intro.
and cho. © 1 ec. June 17, 1933; E
unp. 72744; Margaret Padgett
Stephan. 13287
Silver daddy; w and melody. ©1e.
June 12, 1933; E unp. 72485; Marion
Jones. 13288
Silver (The) folio for the accerdion
band: by Joseph W. Nicomede,
David Alianiello and others, arr.
Frank Lucas. 1. Accompaniment
accordion.—2. Obligato accordion.—
3. Solo accordion. © May 12, 1933;
E pub. 36577-86579 ; Nicomede music
co. 13289-13291
Silver seas; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
June 1, 1933; E unp. 72131; Richard
F. Holbrook, Bert Douglas and
J. P. Delaney. 13292
Silvery moon of my dreams; ist violin
with w. © 1c. June 12, 1933; E
unp. 72511; Eugene William Snider.
13293
Since I love you; pf. with w. ©1e.
June 14, 1933; E unp. 72572; Marie
Shaffer. 13294
Since you’ve come back; w and m Rita
Noverre. © 1c. June 5, 1933; E
unp. 72391; Agnes Rita McGarvey.
13295
Sing a song of sin; w L. Wolfe Gilbert,
m D. J. Vecsei, arr. Emil Gersten-
berger. © 1c. June 1, 1933; E unp.
72155; Movietone music corp. 13296
Sing, lover. sing; w and m Al Lewis
and Al Sherman; with ukulele arr.
© June 7, 1933; E pub. 36620; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
13297
Sing Sing (The) serenade; from
Twenty thousand cheers for a chain
gang, w and m Cliff Hess. © June
19, 1983; E pub. 36759; M. Witmark
& sons. 13298
Singing in the sun with you; w Tom
Beresford; pf. © 1c. June 2, 1933;
E unp. 72188; Ernie Bert King.
13299
Singing mothers of the P.T.A.; w and
melody. © 1c. June 21, 1933; E
unp. 72915; Grace O. Barrett.
13300
Singlade (Die); sammlung von ge-
singen fiir die schule, hrsg. Markus
Koch u. Hans Lang. hft 1. © Mar.
20, 1932; E for. 30507; P. J. Tonger.
13301
Same. hft. 3,4. © Jan. 20, Feb.
25, 1933; E for. 30508, 30509; P. J.
Tonger. 13302, 13303
Sissy ; singspiel, Ernst u. Hubert Mar-
ischka, nach einem lustspiel Ernst
Decsey u. Gustav Holm, m Fritz
Kreisler. Klavierauszug. © Dee.
26, 1932; E for. 30214; W. Karezag
verlag. 13304
Skies will brighten to-morrow; fox-
trot song, w Barbara Burk. © 1 ¢.
June 13, 1933; E unp. 72550; Walter
Romanoff. 13305
Skotternes parade; tekst Carl Arc-
tander, m Henry Andersen; pf. ©
Apr. 27, 19383; E for. 30442; Wil-
helm Hansen. 13306
Slavish dance; by George J. Trin-
kaus; pf. © June 12, 1933; E pub.
36703; Theodore Presser co. 13307
Sleep (The) of summer; w George
Harris, m composed and rev. Mar-
shall Kernochan; women’s cho. ©
June 27, 1933; E pub. 36942; Galaxy
music corp. 13308
Sleepy hollow moon; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
June 8, 19383; E unp. 724381; Law-
rence E. Stevick. 13309
Slow down; slow fox-trot, w and m
Melvin Partee. © 1 ¢ June 12,
1933; E unp. 72886; Ada Mae An-
derson., 13310
006
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Slow-fox; violin. ©1c. June 6, 1933;
H unp. 72923: Paul Jean. 13311
Smile; w and melody. © 1c. June
15, 1933; E unp. 72621; Ocea Jack-
son. 13312
Smile on, Pierrot; valse, w Robert
Hargreaves and Stanley J. Dame-
rell, m Montague Ewing; with uku-
lele arr. © May 15, 1933; E for.
30394 ; Cecil Lennox, ltd. 13318
Smiling with tears on my cheeks; fox-
trot, w Clara K. Koch, melody
Eduard D. Madden. © 1. June 8,
1933; E unp. 72204; Clara Koch and
Eduard Madden. 13314
Smuggler’s song; w Rudyard Kipling,
m Marshall Kernochan; high voice.
-© June 15, 19383; E pub. 36723;
Galaxy music corp. [Copyright is
claimed on revision of music]
13315.
aa. male voices. © June
27, 1933; E pub. 36938; Galaxy
music corp. 13316
Snow (The) man; w and m Mae-
Aileen Erb; pf. © May 29, 1933; HE
pub. 86520; Theodore Presser co.
13317
So long depression; song, w Lawrence
-Lebonte. © 1c. June 9, 1933; EH
unp. 72463; William James Finley.
13318
-So tired; w Bob Smiley, melody Rip
Turner. ‘© 1 c. June 28, 1933; H
unp. 73186; Vernon Turner. 13319
So what; selections from the musical
comedy, w L. Feinstein; pf. ©1e.
June 5, 1983; E unp. 73255; Merla
Brandt and Leonard Feinstein.
13320
Softly, I hear the music playing; song,
melody J. Waldman, jr. © 1 «
June 28, 19383; E unp. 73245; Otto
Kourim and Joseph Waldman, jr.
13321
Some day, sometime; song. © 1 ec.
June 6, 1933; E unp. 72303; Frank
B. Lambert and Marie O. Lambert.
13322
Some one else; fox trot song. ©1«.
June 21, 1983; E unp. 73077; John
Gamble. 13525
Some Sunday in June; from Tickets
please, w Anthony Derring, m
Ronald Hill; with ukulele arr. ©
June 12, 1983; E for. 30314; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 13324
13338
Somebody; from Leave it to me, w
and m Peter Mendoza; wtih ukulele
arr. © June 6, 1933; E for. 30283;
Campbell, Connelly & co., ltd. 13325
Somebody else; w George Arthurs and
Holt Frederic, m Louis Jerome;
with ukulele arr. © May 12, 1933;
EK for. 30393; Peter Maurice music
co., ltd. 13326
Someday; from The lost chord, w
and m W. L. Trytel. © June 30,
1933; E for. 30530; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., ltd. 13327
Someday you'll fall in love with some-
one; w Max Eddy and Max-Blot,
English, Henrik N. Ege, m Mireille;
with ukulele arr. [Hnglish words
only] © May 3, 1933; E for. 30277;
Dix, lide 13328
Somehow I cannot forget you; song.
© 1c. May 31, 1983; E unp. 72395;
David Forbes Parker. 13329
Someone else; song; with ukulele arr.
© June 16, 19338; E pub. 36900;
Herb Jones. 13330
Someone found my find, aren’t finders
keepers in love; song. ©1c. June
26, 1983; E unp. 73092; Oswald
Payne Harrison. 13381 -
Someone took love away; song. © 1
ce. June 8, 19383; E unp. 72442; Bert-
ram H. McCormack. 13332
Something tells me you're tired of me;
w Stella Dodi, m Anna Banri. © 1
e. May 29, 1933; E unp. 72477; Anna
Blazejewski and Stella Dziadosz.
13333
Son tutte uguali; fox-trot, versi A. L.
Fiorita, m Guido Sagaria; orch.
parti: © Jan. 28, 1983: /E). for.
30464; Casa musicale Mauro. 13334
Sonata XXX; the ecat’s fugue, Do-
menico Scarlatti, transcribed A.
Walter Kramer, ed. Albert Stoessel ;
string orch. with pf. ad lib. Se. and
pts. © May 18, 1933; E pub. 36821;
G. Schirmer, ine. 13335
Sonate ern la; de Pierre-Octave Fer-
roud; violoncelle et pf. © Apr. 1,
1933 ; E for. 30120; Durand et cie.
13336
Sonatine; par Stan Golestan; flute et
pf. © Dee. 31, 1932: EB for. 30415;
Editions Salabert. leat
Song (A) for the girl I love; waltz
song, m Jack Mahoney. © 1 ec.
May 8, 19383; E unp. 71132; Laura
J. Dean. 13338
oak: eee ee 5 57
,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13339
Song of a dreamer: w and m Tad
James; with ukulele arr. © June
19, 19383; E pub. 36790; T. S. Deni-
son & CO. 13339
Song of dreams; song. ©1c. June 15,
1933; E unp. 72605; James Barron.
13340
Song of June 14th; pf. ©1c. June
20, 1933; E unp. 72834; Arthur D.
Allen. 13341
Song (A) of progress; song. ©1e.
June 9, 1933; E unp. 72461; Olietta
I. Moore. 13342
Song (The) of the forty niners; w and
melody. © 1c. June 17, 1933; E
unp. 72667; Ted Sherzberg. 13343
Song of the huntsmen; w Richard
Hovey, m composed and rev. Mar-
shall Kernochan; men’s voices. ©
June 27, 1933: E pub. 36941; Ga-
laxy music corp. 13344
Song of the legionaire [sic]; w Al
Lewis, m Al Sherman, pf. sc. Har-
old Potter; with ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 24, 1983; E pub. 36645; Ameri-
can music corp. 13345
Song (The) of the nightingale; Eng-
lish w Lynton Hudson, m H. Ailbout.
© Mar. 7, 1933; E for. 30822; Syl-
vester music co., ltd. 13346
Song (A) of the open country; mixed
cho. © 1c. May 22, 1933; E unp.
72481; Clare Alfred Rood. 13347
Song (The) of the smuggler’s lass;
w Jennie Dunbar, m Montague F.
Phillips, op. 54, no. 2; in G min. ©
June 2, 1933; E for. 30348; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 13348
Song (The) without a melody; song.
© 1c. June 1, 1933; E unp. 72141;
Don Lo Groi. 13349
Soon ’tis au revoir Mignon; pf. treble
with w. © 1c. June 12, 1983; E
unp. 72516; Jamie Blanchard Erick-
son. 13350
Sophisticated lady; by Duke Elling-
ton, pf. sec. James Matté. © May 31,
1933; E pub. 36676; Gotham music
service, inc. 13351
Southern clime; song, melody Jimmie
Crane. © 1c. June 1, 1933; E unp.
72126; Ernest Charles Oliver.
18352
Southern moon; song. © 1 ¢. June 30,
1933; E unp. 738285; Linda A. Na-
vary. 13353
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28.
Southland melody; w and m Sara
Goldman ; with ukulele arr. © May
27, 1983; E pub. 36644; McKinley
music co. 13354.
Sparks; interméde, Van Hoorebeke et-
Harry Parsons; oreh. ptes. © Apr.
1, 1983; E for. 30111; Choudens.
TSS55.
Speak, Lord, Thy servant heareth;
mixed voices. © May 1, 1933; E.
pub. 36500; Edward Chase Douglas.
13356.
Speak to me words of love; w and
melody. © 1. June 8, 1933; HE.
unp. 72409; Seda Wray and J. P.
Delaney. f BBY
Special day songs; w and m Bene.
Gibson Smyth, ed. Alfred B. Lane.
© Mar. 11, 19383; E for. 30215;
Allan & ¢o., prop. ltd. 13358
Spend an evening at home; w L.
Wolfe Gilbert, m Desider Josef
Vecsei, arr. Emil Gerstenberger. ©
1 ec. June 1, 1933; EH unpe Wis;
Movietone musie¢ corp. 13359-
Spiders; song, from Sugar house; in
F. © 1. June 29, 1933; E unp.
73236; Agnes Elizabeth Rose.
13360:
Spill a little love on me; song, m
' James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72754;
Lana Maud Wessell. 13361
Spirit (The) of democracy; song. ©-
May 24, 1933; E pub. 36775; Minna
Garvin. 13362:
Spirit (The) of Dover high; march,
George Samuel Contor; pf. ©1e.
June 2, 1933; E unp. 72172; Samuel
Contor. 13363
Spring breezes; pf. © 1c. June 12,
1983; E unp. 72535; Edna Marie.
Lander. 13364-
Spring hymn for Aphrodite; w Nelle
Richmond Eberhart, m Charles
Wakefield Cadman; mixed voices.
© June 26, 1983; E pub. 36928; J.
Fischer & bro. 13365.
Spring (A) revel; song, arr. Jack
Bullough. © May 1, 1933; E for.
30279; Edith Alberta Stephens.
13366
Springfield college songs; w Gena
Hickox, F. 8S. H. and others, m Nor-.
man E. Mayer, Alexis T. Lwoff and
others. © June 7, 1933; E pub.
36755 ; Springfield college student as-
sociation. 133677
008
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Springtime on parade; w and m Fred
Feibel, Geo. Dunbar and Clarence
Williams; with ukulele arr. ©
May 22, 1933; E pub. 36633; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.
13368
Stairways; pf. ©1c. June 24, 1933;
E unp. 73036; Adolph Deutsch.
13369
Star play; by William Hodson; pf.
© June 12, 1983; E pub. 36697;
Theodore Presser co. 13370
Stars (The), the night, the moon; w
and m Fred Rose; with ukulele arr.
© June 19, 1988; E pub. 36795;
T. S. Denison & Co. 13371
Start right over again; song. ©1e.
June 12, 1933; E unp. 72879; Wm.
Claude Harris. . 13372
Stella; vals tropical; pf. with w.
Jan. 15, 1933; E pub. 36616; José
Antonio Monrouzeau. 13373
Stenka Razin; Russian ballad, Eng-
lish version Mrs. P. W. Donovan,
m arr. Malcolm McMillan; 4-pt.
men’s cho. © May 19, 1933; E pub.
36801; G. Schirmer, inc. 13374
Still in memory you’re mine; song,
melody Herman A. Hummel. © 1
ce. June 29, 1933; E unp. 73248; Wm.
Owens. 13375
Stingy; fox-trot, w Larry Yoell, m
Dino Alessi: with ukulele arr.
May 23, 1833; E pub. 36542; New
era music pub. co. 13376
Stop and look; w and melody. ©1e.
June 19, 1933; E unp. 72768; Her-
man G. Comery. 13377
Stornellata abbruzzese; versi e me-
lodia. ©1c. June 15, 1933; Kk unp.
72632; Pasquale Sciascia. 13378
Strauss (Richard) Arabella; lyrische
komodie, 3. aufzug, text Hugo Von
Hofmannsthal. Klavierauszug mit
text. © Mar. 8 1933; D 28468;
Richard Strauss. 13378 *
Street scene; by Alfred Newman, orch.
D. Savino. © June 20, 1933; E pub.
36842; Robbins music corp. 13379
——hby R. H. Bassett, arr. Emil Gers-
tenberger; pf. conductor. © 1 «
June 16, 1983; E unp. 72733; Movie-
tone music corp. 13380
Stringin’ along on a shoestring; w
Harold Adamson, m Burton Lane;
with ukulele arr. Haia Kia. © June
23, 1983; E pub. 36917; Keit-Engel,
inc. 13381
13395
Stiicke fiir 3 gleiche melodie-instru-
mente; v. Fritz Reuter u. Alfred
Hense; blockfléten, violinen, fléten
u.a. nrs. 1-9. © May 19, 1933; H
for. 30218; D. Rahter. 13382
Such an angel tho a red-head; song.
© 1c. June 26, 1933; E unp. 73094;
Melville Grems. 13383
Sugar bowl blues; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. June 17, 1933; E unp. 72893;
Emma Hemby. 13384
Summer dawn; w William Morris, m
Marshall Kernochan, op. 12, no. 1;
low voice. © June 15, 1933; E pub.
36742; Galaxy music corp. [Copy-
right is claimed on revision of
music] 138385
Summer-time frolic; polka, Mildred
Adair; pf. © June 23, 1933; E pub.
36908 ; Theodore Presser co. 13386
Sun (The) is shining for baby and
me; w Charles Tobias and Sidney
Clare, m Gerald Marks; with
ukulele arr. © June 13, 1933; E
pub. 36872; Miller music, inc.
13387
Suniot Jove; song. © 1. co Junes2t
1933; E unp. 73075; Luciano Passion
Blas. 13388
Sunbeam; selection, Van Hoorebeke et
Harry Parsons; orch. ptes. © Apr.
1, 1983; E for. 30112; Choudens.
13389
Supper time; w and m Irving Berlin.
© 1c. June 27, 1933; E unp. 73133;
Irving Berlin, ine. 13390
Sure (A) cure for the blues; from
Speaking of operations, w and m
Cliff Hess. © June 19, 1933; E pub.
36760; M. Witmark & sons. 13391
Swanee rhythm; w and m Les Wesley;
with ukulele and male or mixed
quartet arrs. © June 19, 1933; E
pub. 36797; T. S. Denison & co.
13392
Sweet Allegra; w Harry Lambert, m
Marie Ordway and Frank Lambert.
© 1c. June 9, 19383; E unp. 72455;
Frank B. Lambert and Marie O.
Lambert. 13393
Sweet April night; w and melody. ©
1 ce. June.19,, 19383; BE, upp. (761:
Al Morris. 13394
Sweet Ernestine; song; with banjo,
guit. and ukulele arr. Ben Bullough.
© June 26, 1933; E pub. 36937;
Ivor Ajax. 13395
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13396
Sweet is Thy work my God, my King;
w Isaac Watts; sop., alto and bar.;
in EF maj.’ ©: 1 ¢.-Apr. 22, 19335 EB
unp. 70398 ; Martha Cooney Cochran.
13396
Sweet little dream; song. ©1c. June
19, 1933; E unp. 72785; Mary Beth
Raborn. 13397
Sweet mama hurry home or Ill be
gone; w and melody Jack Neville.
© 1c. June 17, 1933; E unp. 72934;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 13398
Sweet rhythm; string quartet. ©1c.
June 21, 1933; E unp. 72912; Alan
Manfred Shulman. 13399
Sweet Spanish dreams; tango, W
Charles Brave, and melody. © 1.
June 22, 1933; E unp. 72981; Santi
Tafarella. 13400
Sweet visions; waltz intermezzo; pf.
© 1c. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72789 ;
Frank Ojstershek. 13401
Sweetest (The) gal in town; from
Pickin’ the winner, w and m Cliff
Hess. © June 19, 1933; E pub.
36764; M. Witmark & sons. 13402
Sweetest (The) girl in the world; w
and melody. ©1c. June 5, 1933; E
unp. 72274; Johnny Baker. 13403
Sweetheart a memory to me; w and
‘melody. © 1c. June 16, 1983; E
unp. 72658; Mabel Coats. 13404
Sweetheart come back to me; song, W
Ollie Weber. © 1c. June 14, 1933;
E unp. 72584; Willard William Wal-
ler. 13405
Sweetheart, darling, more; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. June 27, 1933; E unp.
73148; Thomas J. McHale. 13406
Sweetheart, dear, for you and me; w
Mrs. F. Wrubel, m Clifford M. Eddy,
jr. © 1c. June 16, 1933; E unp.
72659; Nellie Louese Wrubel. 13407
Sweetheart I will promise anything for
you; w and m Grant Kane. ©1 6c.
June 12, 1933; E unp. 72881; Zelma
Grant Kane. 13408
Sweetheart kiss me goodnight; valse
song. ©1ec. June 17, 1933; E unp.
72899; Bruno Wozniak. 13409
Sweetheart of sweet sixteen; fox-trot,
w Gus Kahn, m J. Fred Coots; with
ukulele and male quartette arrs. ©
June 19, 1933; E pub. 368384; Leo
Feist, inc. 13410
Sweetheart of the campus; w Ellen
Erstad, m George Bresland, arr.
pt. 1, Sve
Jean Walz. © May 20, 1933; E pub.
36639 ; McKinley music Co. 13411
Sweetheart of the town; fox trot song.
© 1c. June 21, 1933; E unp. 73072;
Lorena Smith. 13412
Sweetheart remember me; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. May 26, 1933; E unp.
72810; Don B. McMullen. 13413
Sweetheart town; song, w Frances
Estelle Lehlbach. © June 20, 1933;
E pub. 386799; Valborg Teeling
Walters. 13414
waltz song, w Frances Estelle
Lehlbach, arr. George F. Briegel;
orch. pts. © June 20, 1983; E pub.
36798; Valborg Teeling Walters.
13415
Swift constructor; w and melody. ©
1:c. June -19, 19353) Hi npatee
Herman G. Comery. 13416
Swing that thing; w and m Shelton
Brooks. © June 24, 1933; E pub.
36949; Handy bros. music ¢Co., ine.
13417
Symphonette; symphonic themes, sim-
plified and interpreted, text F.
Sheehy, themes A. M. Schuff. 1.
Coriolanus, Isolde, Wotan.—2. Wil-
liam Tell, Nutcracker dances. ©
Jan. 12, 17, 1932; AA 112903, 112904;
Frances Sheehy. 13418, 13419
Take me to the dance, take me to the
show; w Robert Wallace, melody
Russ Broms. © 1 ¢. June 28, 1933;
E unp. 73197; John Henry Myers.
13420
Talisman; marcha, melody, Agustin
Lara. ©1c. June 15, 1933; E unp.
72962; Southern music pub. co., inc.
13421
Talkin’ to the river; w and melody.
© 1c. June 12, 1933; E unp. 72512;
James Edward Tyler. 13422
Tangle-weed; song. © 1 ¢. June 15,
1933; E unp. 72606; Forrest Wyatt.
13423
Tango (11) ; de L’amante nuoya, Piero
Ostali, trascrizione libera Guido
Farinelli; violino, violoncello e pf.
conduttore, con violino 2 e contra-
basso ad lib. © Mar. 28, 1933; EH
for. 30333; Casa musicale Sonzogno,
S.a. 13424
Tartary ; song, w Walter de la Mare. |
© 1c. June 14, 1933; E unp. 72591;
Lila Marie Challis. 13425
560
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 6, 1933
Taylor (Colin) Four little sketches;
pf. © Mar. 29, 1923; E for. 30323;
Alfred Lengnick & co., ltd. 18426
Te Deum; w aus dem Roémisches mess-
buch, n). Hermann Schroeder, op. 16;
gem. chor mit 2 trompeten und 3
posaunen, tuba ad lib., oder a cap-
pella, oder mit orgel. Partitur. ©
May 30, 19838; E for. 30869; B.
Schott’s sdhne. 13427
Tea cup; from International house, w
and m Ralph Rainger, arr. Jackson;
pf. conductor. ©1ec. June 16, 1933;
E unp. 72731; Famous music corp.
13428
Tear drops; song. © 1c. June 9,
1983; E unp. 72872; Frances De
Cara. 13429
Technician (The) ; by R. M. Endresen ;
cornet; pf. acc. © June 15, 1933;
Epub. 36751; Rubank, ine. 134380:
Tell me oriole; w and m Fred HE.
Ahlert and Edgar Leslie; with uku-
lele arr. © June 1, 1933; E pub.
36552 ; Irving Berlin, inc. 13431
Tell me where is fancy bred; 2-pt.
song, w Shakespeare, m Eric Coates,
arr. Alec Rowley. © June 9, 1933;
E for. 30426; Boosey & co., ltd.
13432
Tell me why; song. ©1e. June 16,
1983; E unp. 72637; Carl Deman-
gate. 13433
Tell me you're pretending; song, m
Vener Lee Williams. © 1c. June
14, 1933; E unp. 725738; ‘Edward
Mauro. 134384
Temple (The) builder; hymn, author
of first 3 verses unknown, 4th verse
DyeG. Cl. TT. ©’ Apr. 225193835"
pub. 36684; Grant Colfax Tullar.
13485.
Tempting; fox-trot, w and melody. ©
.1 e. June 16, 1983; E unp. 72648;
Roger Wm. Brown and Rolf Gunst.
134386
Tender memories; song. w J. C. Wal-
ter and BE. B. Hood. © May 831,
1933; E pub. 36658; Salvatore Picar-
dini. 13437
That last kiss; waltz, w and m Caro-
lyn Warren. © May 29, 1933;' E
pub. 36601; Walter A. Quincke.
13488
That night divine; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
June 19, 1988; E unp. 72749; Al
West. 13439
13453
That old leather pocketbook of
mother’s; w and m Fred Rose and
Rex Maupin; with ukulele arr. ©
May 31, 1933; E pub. 36496; Olman
music corp. 13440
That polka dot girl; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf. with w. © 1c. June
14, 19838; E unp. 72561; Alwine
Loomis. 13441
That Rocky Mountain lullaby that
made you mine; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w.. © 1c. June
7, 1933; E unp. 72359; Elizabeth
Powers. 13442
That’s you dear sweetheart of mine;
w and melody. ©1c. Apr. 25, 1933;
E unp. 72187; John Bernard Son-
tag. 13443
That sweet baby smile; w, m and voc.
array Gite. une) 9: t93Se wun.
72466; Melvin Blijah Mayo. 13444
Theme sheet Portland symphony or-
chestra, fourth matinee, Jan. 8; text
F. Sheehy, themes A. M. Schuff. ©
Jan. 5, 1982; AA 112902; Frances
Sheehy. 13445
Then you will know what it means
to be blue; song. © 1c. June 5,
1933; E unp. 72279; Peggy Manney.
13446
There are lonesome folks at home;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr)? © tc, vune 8) 193308)
unp. 72423; Jennie Coger. 13447
There’s a Roosevelt in the chair; song,
arr. Baird Hamlin. © May 5, 1933;
E pub. 86377; Herman Ley. 13448
There’s work to be done; w and mel-
ody Ann Ronell. © 1c. June 14,
19838; E unp. 72560; Irving Berlin,
inc. 13449
Thereunder; song; in F. ©1c. June
29, 1933; E unp. 73239; Agnes Eliza-
beth Rose. 13450
They all do the rumba since rumba
became the rage; w Edward Pola,
m Franz Steininger; with ukulele
arr. © June 3, 1933; E for. 30837;
Lawrence Wright musie co. 13451
They always call me May; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 14, 1933; E unp.
72590; Hal Lish. 13452
They call me August; w and melody.
© 1c. June 17, 1983; E unp. 72715;
Erwin H. Davison and J. P. Delaney.
13453
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13454
They’re all congratulatin’ me; w and
m Chas. O’Flynn, George W. Meyer
and Pete Wendling; with ukulele
arr. © May 31, 1933; E pub. 36590;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
13454
They that trust in the Lord; 4-pt. cho.,
w from Psalm 125, m Harry R. Spier;
mixed voices and sop. solo, with
organ ace. © May 19, 1933; E pub.
36805; G. Schirmer, ine. 13455
Thinking of mother; w and m Jack
Packman. © May 23, 1933; E pub.
36780; John Packman. 13456
Thirty acres; song. © 1 ¢. May 29,
1933; E unp. 72628; James W. Stan-
ford. 13457
This heart belongs to you; w Ernest
St. Cyr, with melody. © 1c. June
12, 193838; E unp. 72508; Darby St.
John. 13458
This lovely rose; w Bruce Sievier, m
Harold Ramsay. © May 12, 1933;
E for. 30334; Chappell & co., ltd.
13459
This tattered old coat of mine; w and
melody. © 1) .¢. June? 20, 2 4933 =
E unp. 72805; David Riley Car-
penter. 13460
Those enchanting words I love you;
fox-trot song. ©1c. June 21, 1933;
E unp. 73065; Marie V. Dennis.
13461
Those old Texas long-horns; w and
melody. © 1c June 24, 1933; E
unp. 73114; Louise E. Grom.
13462
Those sweetheart blues; song. ©1e.
June 29, 1933; E unp. 73250; Mason
Lloyd Ramey. 13463
Those were the happy days; w and
melody. © 1e June 1, 1933; HE
unp. 72146; Frank Stone. 13464
Thrill (The) of your kiss; w P. Med-
bury, melody L. Fields. © 1c. May
29, 1933; E unp. 73028; Leslie Fields
and Phyllis Medbury. 13465
Through the desert nights; w and
melody. © 1c. May 27, 1933; EB
unp. 71973; Roeco Zappia. 13466
Thrush (A) at dawn; w Edward
Lockton, m Lorna Norman; in D.
© May 19, 1933; E for. 30349; En-
och & sons (1927) ltd. 13467
Thumb (The) song; w and melody.
© 1c. June 26, 1933; E unp. 73108;
Leonard Hawk. 13468
o6
pt. DT, nese we ee
Tide (The) came in and swept my
dreams away; w Jack Meskill and
Ray Klages, melody J. Fred Coots.
© 1c. June 3, 1983; E unp. 72195;
Irving Berlin, inc. 13469
Time; w and melody. © 1 ¢. June 24,
1933; E unp. 73038; George Febbo.
13470
Time has made a lot of changes for
me; w and m Curly Trump. ©1c.
June’ 2, 1933; EH) unp. %2is2 ee
Trump. 13471
Timely (A) warning, vot-er dry; w
and melody. © 1c. June 6, 1933;
E unp. 72299; Felix B. Parker.
13472
Times (The) are getting better all the
time; song; with ukulele arr. ©
1 ce. June 21, 19835°) ump a0t-:
Florence Ethel Schmidt. 13473
Tiny toys; w and m Smilin’ Ed Mc-
Connell; with ukulele arr. © June
14, 1933; E pub. 36839; Forster mu-
sie publisher, ine. 13474
To a princess; by Arthur Lange; pf.
© 1c. June 29, 1933; E unp. 73257;
Movietone music corp. 13475
To a rose; w Virginia Louise Kruse,
m Carrie H. Pennywell. ©1c. June
13, 1933; E unp. 72536; G. Mildred
Kruse. 13476
To be or not to be in love; song. ©
1 ec. June 6, 1933; HE pnpeaieaee
Mitchell Grand. 13477
To Celia; w Caius Valerius Catullus,
m Ralph L. Baldwin; women’s cho.
© June 26, 1933; E pub. 36927; J.
Fischer & bro. 13478
Tom of Bedlam; unison, w anon., m
Desmond MacMahon. © June 30,
1933; E for. 30403; Novello & co.,
ltd. 13479
Tomasi (Henri) Capriccio; réduction
pour violon et pf. © Apr. 1, 1933;
E for. 30257; Henry Lemoine &
cie. 13480
Top o’' the house; w Eric Haydon, m
Lauri Bowen. © May 24, 1933; E
for. 30338; Chappell & co., ltd:
13481
Torchlight (The) procession; by Evan-
geline Lehman; pf. June 12,
1933; E pub. 36694; Theodore
Presser co. 13482
Torero; Spanischer walzer, 8S. Trans-
lateur, op. 100, bearb. Leo. Kiéhler ;
salon-orch. stimmen. © Feb. 15,
9
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
1932; E for. 30514; Henry Litolff’s
verlag. 13483
Toreros (Los); ballet-pantomime,
seénario Félix Rosan, m Henri Col-
flere pi 9©! Apr; 1,.1933's) Bfor.
30197 ; Editions Salabert. 13484
‘Toujours plus haut; de Les cols bleus,
paroles Roger Bernstein, m G. van
Parys; avec accord de Vukulele. ©
Apr. 1, 1983; E for. 30183; Editions
Salabert. 13485
Tragedy; by R. H. Bassett; pf.-con-
ductor. © 1c. June 6, 1933; E
unp. 72318; Movietone music corp.
13486
‘Transience; w Phyllis Hartnoll; men’s
voices. © May 23, 1933; E for.
30204; Arnold Williams. 13487
‘Trayv’lin’; w and m Harvey Enders;
low or med voice. © May 19, 1933;
E pub. 36812; G. Schirmer, inc.
; 13488
‘Trebbiatura (La); versi e melodia.
© 1c. June 15, 1933; E unp. 72633 ;
Pasquale Sciascia. 13489
“Trinity college of music; music for
examinations and general study,
re-arr. by Rex de Cairos-Rego; pf.
1. Junior div., groups 2, 7, 9, 13, com-
plete-——2. Senior div., groups 7, 8,
24, complete.—8. Intermediate div.,
groups 1, 4, 10. © June 22, 1933;
E for. 30495-30497 ; W. H. Paling &
eo.” Ttd. 13490-13492
‘Trio in D major; op. 20; pf., violin
and ’cello. © May 18, 1933; E pub.
36866; Mary Thaxter Aiken. 134938
‘Tristezas; tango, M. Melfi et A. J.
Pesenti; orch. ptes. © Dec. 31,
1932; E for. 30123; Editions Max
Hschig. 13494
“‘Truest (The) friend mother of mine;
w and melody. ©1ce. June 2, 1933;
EK unp. 72177; Walenty John To-
karezyk. 13495
Trying to forget; fox trot song. ©
myves dune 21.1933; Hi unp. , 73059 ;
Ivora Harris. 13496
‘Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) One
who has yearn’d alone; English ver-
sion of Goethe’s poem, by Th. Baker,
m op. 6, no. 6, arr. Wallingford
Riegger; 4-pt. male cho. © June 1,
1933 ;;5 EH pub. 36808; G. Schirmer,
ine. : 13497
‘Tu es parti; paroles et m Fernand
Goeyens. © May 15, 1933; E for.
30317; A. Cranz. 13498
Tu le sais; fox-blues, de Paris-soleil,
paroles Michel Mourguet, m René
Sylviano; avec accord de Vukulele.
© Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30180; Edi-
tions Salabert. 13499
Tu Mariuccia; versi e melodia. ©
1 e. June 15, 19383; E unp. 72631;
Pasquale Sciascia. 13500
Turn ye to Me; w Christopher North,
Scotch folksong, arr. Katherine K.
Davis; mixed cho. © June 8, 1933;
E pub. 36661; E. C. Schirmer music
co. 13501
"Twas on a dreamy night like this;
waltz, w and melody. ©1c. June
16, 1933; E unp. 72663; Vincent Guy
Mistretta. 13502
Twenty-one guns for Susie; w Robert
Leslie, with melody. © 1 ¢. June
10, 1933; E unp. 72464; Kenneth
Leslie, 13503
Twilight at the cliff; waltz, from The
cliff dwellers, melody. © 1c. June
16, 1988; E unp. 72642; Stephen
Maxmillian Katzer. 13504
Twilight down in Tennessee; w Billy
Hill, melody Peter De Rose. ©1c.
June 12, 19338; E unp. 72540; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine. 13505
Twilight in Taormina; by Francesco
B. DeLeone; pf. © May 29, 1933;
EK pub. 36527; Theodore Presser ¢o.
13506
*Twill be sweet, little girl; w and m
Herbert Hall Taylor. © June 13,
1933; E pub. 36708; Pearl book co.
13507
Two (The) donkeys; by Berenice
Violle, op. 22, no. 2; pf. with w. ©
May 19, 19383; E pub. 36815; G.
Schirmer, ine. 13508
Two guitars; Russian Gypsy melody,
transcribed Rob Roy Peery; pf. ©
June 12, 1933; E pub. 36704; Theo-
dore Presser co. 13509
Two times a night; w and melody
Benny Samberg. © 1 c¢. June 12,
1933; E unp. 72541; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc. 13510
Uncle Sam we’re coming back; song.
© 1c. June 6, 1933; E unp. 72309;
Adelaide Flowers. 13511
Uncle Sammy we're behind you; w
Harry Lambert, m Marie Ordway
and Frank Lambert. © 1c. June 6,
1933; E unp. 72304; Frank B, Lam-
bert and Marie O. Lambert. 138512
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13513
Unconquered; w William H. Henley,
m Marshall Kernochan; low voice.
©: June 15, 1933; E pub. 36727;
Galaxy music corp. [Copyright is
claimed on revision of music] 13513
Under a western moon in June; w and
melody. © 1c. June 17, 1933; E
unp. 72676; Walter Lee Webester.
13514
Under the big pale moon; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. June 1, 1933; E unp.
72147; Frank Stone. 13515
Under the cotton moon; from Speak-
ing of operations, w and m Cliff
Hess. © June 19, 1933; E pub.
36763; M. Witmark & sons. 13516
Under the linden trees; w Charles
O’Flynn, French, Jacques Réale, m
Lee David, arr. J. Rosamond John-
son; with ukulele arr. © June 8,
19383; E pub. 36625; Edward B.
Marks music corp. LBs!
Under the moonbeam; w and melody.
© 1c. June 8, 1933; E unp. 72411;
Mildred Kaye and J. P. Delaney.
13518
Under the wishing moon; w G. Weber,
m Mark Allen Weber. © 1 ¢. June
28, 1983; E unp. 73195; Mark and
Grace Weber. 13519
Under your spell; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf. with w. ©1c. June 14,
1933; E unp. 72562; Lillian Gland.
13520
Underneath Ohio’s big orange moon;
song, m Stan Tucker. © 1c. June
19, 1983; E unp. 72778; Emil Wind-
miller. 13521
Underneath the Georgia moon; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. ©1c. June 19, 1933; E unp.
72753; Jennie Desselberger. 18522
Underneath the lovers’ moon; song, w
Daniel Franklin. © 1c. June 20,
1933; E unp. 72820; Sindel Kopp.
13523
Underneath the old sunbonnet; valse
song. © 1c. June 21, 1933; E unp.
73063; Leona G. Dress. 13524
Union (The); mixed voices. © 1 ¢.
June 26, 19383; E unp. 73093; Archer
D. Higenbroadt. 13525
Unison (The) band book; by John
Livin Verweire; pts. © June 12,
1933; E pub, 36660; Geo. O. Thain.
13526
pt. I, nes. voz
Universal peace march; pf. © 1 e.
June 22, 1933; E unp. 73000; Nicola
R. Sigismondi. 13527
Until the end of time; w and m Lee
Phillips. © 1c. June 8, 1933; E
unp. 72368; Philip Lee Ralph.
13528
Up the creek without a paddle with
you; w and melody. ©1c. June 8,
1933; E unp. 72202; Aaron Brown.
13529.
Utopia; suite of 4 pieces, Arthur F.
Tate; pf. © May 24, 1933; E for,
30390; H. Freeman & co. 13530
Vagabonda; tango, versi Enrico Frati;
pf. © Feb. 1, 1933; E for. 30473;
G. Rampoldi. 13531
Vallée (La) d’Ossau; valse, G. Ben-
oist; harmonie ptes., avec conduc-
teur. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30104;
Alphonse Leduc et cie. 13532
Valley Forge march; by Edwin
Franko Goldman; full band pts. ©
June 238, 1983; E pub. 36905; Theo-
dore Presser co. 13533
Valls (Josep) Concerto; 2 violini,
viola, violoncello ed oreh. Partition.
© Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30261; Josep
Valls. 13534
Valse etude; arr. from the violin solo
by Henry Geehl, by Gustav Holst;
pf. © Jan. 26, 1933; E for. 30274;
Edwin Ashdown, Itd. 13535
Valse Francesca; op. 5; with pf. acc.
© 1c. June 28, 1933; E unp. 73207;
Marius S. Mannik. 13536
Varelito ; paso-doble, José M. Lucchesi ;
orch. ptes. © Apr. 1, 1933; H for.
30113 ; Choudens. 13537
Variationen tiber ein eigenes thema;
von Viktor Hruby; orch. Partitur.
© May 4, 1933; E for. 30484; Breit-
kopf & Hirtel. 13538
Vaya veronicas; paso-doble; orq. ptes.
2°,ed. © May 2, 1938 ; E for. 30270;
Juan Duran Alemany. 13539
Venetian idylle; by Gatty Sellars; pf.
© June 23, 1933; E for. 30430; W.
Paxton & co., ltd. 13540
Ventanita colonial; melody, Agustin
Lara. ©1c. June 14, 1933; E unp.
72963 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.
13541
Ver hot aza meidele; Ww and melody.
© 1c. June 14, 1933; E unp. 72568;
Hyman Yablonik. 13542
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no. 6, 1983
Veracruz; melody, Agustin Lara. ©
1 ec June 14, 19383; E unp. 72964;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 13548
Verdure (La) dorée; poémes Tristan
Deréme, m Philippe Gaubert. nr.
1-7. © Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30148;
Heugel. 13544
Vermont; w and m Ethel Chase
Creaser, arr. James Haupt; mixed
cho. © June 19, 1933; Epub.
36756; Harms, inc. 13545
Veronica chamaedrys; mannertreu,
text Johannes Trojan, m Wilhelm
Rinkens, op. 2c; dreistimmigen frau-
enchor, a cappella. Partitur u.
stimmen. © Mar. 16, 1933; E for.
30411; Heinrichshofen’s verlag.
13546
by R. M. Endresen ;
cornet; pf. ace. © June 15, 1933;
EH pub. 36752; Rubank, ine. 13547
“Vida (La) es suefio; bolero, cancion.
© 1c. June 21, 1933; E unp. 72914;
Pedro de Gracia. 13548
Viennese memories of Lehar; arr.
Henry Hall; pf. © May 17, 1933;
E for. 303836; Chappell & co., ltd.
13549
Viennese waltz; pf. © 1c. June 8,
19338; E unp. 72412; Edward L.
Bement. 13550
Vincent ventures; musical play, text
HKdith Parker, Mrs. Hugh O’Neil
Hencken and P. R. Batchelder, with
melodies. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1933; D
28463; Peggy R. Batchelder. 13550*
Vindobona; marche, K. Komzak, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©
Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30167; Editions
Salabert. 13551
Violets at dawn; by Francesco B. De-
Leone; pf. © May 29, 1983; E pub.
36529; Theodore Presser co. 13552
Violin (A) is singing in the street;
Ukrainian folk song, English ver-
sion Max T. Krone, m arr. Alexander
Koshetz; mixed voices. © June 22,
1933; E pub. 36849; M. Witmark &
sons. 13553
Vocalizzi; nello stile moderno, Con acc.
di pf., F. Alfano, F. Ciléa, et al. 2°.
ser. fase. 1°. Voci acute——fasec. 2°.
Voci medie.—fase. 3°. Voci gravi.
© June 19, 1933 ; E for. 30522-30524 ;
G. Ricordi & co. 13554-13556
Voice (A) sweet and low; song. ©
1 ec. June 26, 1933; E unp. 73087;
Catharine Cobb Davidson. 13557
Victor (The) ;
Volksfest nacht; German medley two-
step, arr. for pf. accordion, with w.
© May 22, 1933; E pub. 36679; Ed-
ward J. Thurow. 13558
Von liebe singen alle geigen; English
waltz, text Richard Rillo u. A. Rob-
inson, m Jim Cowler. © Mar. 10,
1933; EH for. 30319; Drei masken
musik, G.m.b.H. 13559
Wade in the water; negro spiritual,
arr. Noble Cain; divided 4-pt. cho.,
mixed voices. © May 19, 1933; EB
pub. 36807; G. Schirmer, inc. 13560
arr. for mixed voices, unacc.
©1c. June 12, 1933; E unp. 72505;
J. Rosamond Johnson. 13561
Waiting; valse song. ©1c. June 21,
1933; E unp. 73064; W. G. H. Hew-
lett. 13562
Waiting for someone who’ll always be
gone; w and melody. © 1c. Mar.
15, 1933; EH unp. 72807; Hno Lam-
bertus. 13563
Waiting for you; song, melody Tito
Guizar. ©1c. June 7, 1933; E unp.
72328; Marjorie Harper. 13564
—valse, w D. M. Hickox, m Carl
Elwood Shellabarger. © 1 ¢. June
27, 1988; E unp. 73160; Doris M.
Hickox and Carl E. Shellabarger.
13565
——w and melody. © 1c. June 14,
1933; E unp. 72570; Ernest Wil-
liams. 13566
Wake up! everybody; w and melody
Winifred Law. © 1c. May 24,
19383; EH unp. 72371; A. Winifred
Widney Law. 13567
Waldfee-zauber ; intermezzo [and] Mut
und kraft; marsch: Willi Thiele
[and] Heldenehrung; marsch, Her-
mann Blume: militirmusik stim-
men. © Mar. 7, 1933; E for. 30291;
Hd. Bote & G. Bock. 13568
Waldteufel-reigen ; potpourri aus wal-
zern v. Emil Waldteufel, arr. Leo-
pold Weninger ; salon-orch. stimmen.
© Jan. 1, 1933; E for. 30510; Henry
Litolff’s verlag. 13569
Walk right in an’ set down; negro
spiritual, adapted and arr. for mixed
voices, unacec. ©1c. June 12, 1933;
E unp. 72506; J. Rosamond Johnson.
13570
Walking in the rain; song. ©1..
June 13, 1983; E unp. 72558; Ma-
tilda Curtiss. 13571
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13572
Waltz chromatic; by R. M. Endresen;
cornet; pf. acc. © June 15, 1933;
E pub. 36753 ; Rubank, ine. 13572
Waltz with me: w and melody Harry
Revel and Mack Gordon. © 1 «.
June 16, 1933; E unp. 72641; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
13573
Waltzing in blue; w Jo Trent and
Gordon Clifford, melody Neil Moret.
© 1c. May 27, 1933; E unp. 72121;
Leo Feist, inc. 13574
Waltzing the scale: w and m M. C.
Irving and Otis Spencer; with uku-
lele arr. © June 5, 1933; E pub.
36605 ; Spencer-Irving music co.
13575
Wanderchild; w anon., m Marshall
Kernochan; high voice. © June 15,
1933; E pub. 36728; Galaxy music
corp. [Copyright is claimed on re-
vision of music] 13576
Wandering; pf. © 1c. May 26, 1933;
E unp. 72811; Don B. McMullen.
13577
Was it only last night; w and melody
Helen Murray. 1 er sune Ag;
1933 ; E unp. 72668; Pearl L. Scheid.
13578
Wasted love; w and melody. ©1..
June 26, 1983; E unp. 73119; Mar-
garet May Littlejohn. 13579
Wasting time; 2 pfs. © 1c. May 8381,
1933; E unp. 72603; Ernst Bacon.
13580
Watchful moon; w and melody. © 1
c. June 20, 1933; E unp. 72819; Lil-
lian Boyer and Annabell Rowe.
13581
Watching a star; song. © 1c. June
17, 1933; E unp. 72718; Olga Backus
Pyles. 13582
Watchman’s song; German folk song,
English, Albert G. Latham, arr. with
acc. and optional descant W. Gillies
Whittaker. © Mar. 16, 1933; E for.
30244; Oxford univ. press. 13583
Waterfall (The) ; arpeggio waltz, Ma-
rie Hobson; pf. © May 19, 1933;
E pub. 36813; G. Schirmer, inc.
13584
Way (The) to kiss a girl; song. ©1
e. June 22, 1933; E unp. 72969; Na-
thaniel Valentine. 13585
We are wet again; song. © June 6,
1933; E pub. 36854; Biagio Mormile.
13586
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
We can do the same thing too; w and
m Carol Lee, Al. Piantadosi and
Jack Glogau; with ukulele arr. ©
May 18, 1933; E pub. 36612; Alfred
music co., ine. 13587
We had to be through; w D. Castore,
melody P. Militello. © 1 ¢. May 31,
1933; E unp. 72098; Pete Militello
and Don Castore. 13588
We lift our eyes; song. © 1 c. June
15, 19338; E unp. 72629; Kathleen S.
Corbett. 13589
We'll always have tonight to remem-
ber; w Harold Berg, m Will Col-
lins; with guit. arr. © June 23,
1933; E pub. 36861; Olman music
corp. 13590
We'll find a way; w Robert Burk, and
melody. © 1c. June 15, 1933; E
unp. 72614; John G. Barnes. 13591
We'll go on parade; song. ©1c. June
12, 1933; E unp. 72878; Dora Dana.
13592
We'll have a honeymoon some day; w
and m Harry Woods; with ukulele
arr. Haia Kia. © May 23, 1933;
E pub. 36498; Keit-Engel, inc.
13593
We're coming through; fox-trot song.
© 1c. June 27, 1933; E unp. 73158;
Gracie Cornett Ramsey. 13594
We're hand in hand again; song. ©
1 e. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72756;
Richard Milo Graves. 13595
We're seein’ Harry home; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. June 2, 1933; E unp.
72175; Wendell W. Hall. 13596
We send men flying; song, m J. J.
Wilson. © 1c. June 24, 1933; E
unp. 73042; Edmund Suchocki.
13597
We, sperit [sic] of /33; song. ©l1ec.
June 23, 1933; E unp. 73020; Mu-
riel McKee. 13598
We two together; w Walt Whitman,
m Marshall Kernochan; high voice.
© June 15, 1933; E pub. 36720; Ga-
laxy music corp. [Copyright is
claimed on revision of music]
13599
We won’t have to sell the farm; fox-
trot, w Al Bryan, m Allie Wrubel,
arr. Art McKay; orch. pts., with
male trio arr. B. Faighes. © June
20, 1933; E pub. 36833; Leo Feist,
ine. 13600
— — with ukulele arr.
© June 14, 1933; E pub. 36784; Leo
Feist, inc. 13601
066
no. 6, 1933
—— —— —— melody Allie Wrubel.
© 1c. May 27, 1933; E unup. 72119;
Leo Feist, inc. 13602
Wear a spray of shamrock; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. June 19, 19383; E unp. 72745;
Bertha M. Thorne. 18608
Wedding bells; w Mrs. F. Wrubel, m
Clifford M. Eddy, jr. © 1 «¢. June
16, 1983; E unp. 72661; Nellie
Louese Wrubel. 13604
Weep no more; w Mrs. O. H. P. Bel-
mont, m T. Tertius Noble. © June
16, 1988; E pub. 36747; G. Ricordi
ee) Co., INC: 13605
Weg (Der); 15 gesingen nach ged.
Carmen Studer, m Felix Weingart-
ner, op. 82, nr. 1-15; sop. u. bar.
Klavierauszug. © Mar. 30, 1933; E
for. 30847; Ed. Bote & G. Bock.
13606
Welcome shriners; w and m Joseph
E. Saunders. © 1c. June 3, 1933;
EK unp. 72223; Harmony music pub.
co. 13607
Wenn dir eine schéne frau begegmet ;
foxtrot, text Friedrich Schwarz, m
Fred Raymond. 1. Orch. stimmen;
Special arr. Richard Etlinger.—2.
Gesang u. klavier. © Apr. 20, 1931;
E for. 303887, 39388; Otto Junne,
G. m. b. H. 13608, 13609
Were you in love with me; w and mel-
ody. ©le Jure 1, 1933; E unp.
72116; Sherman A. Murphy, jr.
13610
Westward ho; march, W. Arthur Se-
well; band pts. © May 12, 1933;
E pub. 36615; Carl] Dillon music ¢o.
13611
What a pleasant surprise; w Edward
Heyman, melody John W. Green.
© 1c. June 8, 1933; B unp. 72488;
Yamous music corp. 13612
What are little girls made of; w
Eddie De Lange and Harry Frankel,
m J. Russel Robinson; with ukulele
arr. © May 19, 1933; E pub. 36563 ;
Mills music, inc. 13613
What better time for dreaming; song.
© 1c. June 1, 1933; E unp. 72139;
Pearl Beed. 13614
What else can I tell you sweetheart ;
song. ©1ec. June 26, 1933; E unp.
73106; Baldemar Simon. 13615
What else could: I do; w and melody.
©1ec. June 29, 1933; E unp. 73223;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13629
Frank Fanning, Horace Van Nor-
man and Jimmy Delaney. 13616
What evy’ry little baby ought to know;
w and melody Lew Paul. © 1 «.
June 19, 1983; E unp. 72788; Robert
Wilson Stringer. 13617
What or who am I to you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. June 8, 1983; E unp. 72424;
Carl Jehl. 13618
What’s become of bum-diddle-de-um-
bum-bum-bum; w and melody.
ive June 26, 1933; EH unp: 73116;
Charles T. Thompson. 13619
Whatcha so hotcha for; w and melody.
© 1c. June 17, 1932; E unp. 72687;
Rose Pergola. 13620
Whatever it is I’m against it; w Bert
Kalmar, m Harry Ruby; with uku-
lele arr. © June 6, 1933; E pub.
36654; Famous music corp. 18621
When a feller needs a friend; w Mar-
garet Whitney, m J. V. DeCimber,
Bill Carlsen and Al Buettner; with
ukulele arr. Wm. Grigg. © June 16,
1933; E pub. 36897; Western music
publishers. 13622
When are they going to find us ow’t to
do; w and m Jack Henry; with uku-
lele arr. Alvin D. Keech. © May
30, 1983; E for. 30335; B. Feldman
& co. 18623
When daddy goes to work again; m
Burrell Van Buren; pf. with w.
1 e@. June 3, 1933; E unp. 72196;
Victor L. Truxel. 13624
When dreams end; w and melody. ©
1c. June 27, 1983; E unp. 73155;
Martin A. Chernin. 13625
When Hogan paid his rent; Irish com-
ic song, w and m J. W. Kelly, arr.
H. S. Krouse. © June 13, 1933; EB
pub. 36669; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 13626
When I hear those church bells ring-
ing; w Richard W. Pasco, m Will
EH. Dulmage and H. O’Reilly Clint.
©io4+. ce. JunesT, 19335, Pe unp (2322 °
Jenkins music co. 13627
When I look at you, dear; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. June 17, 1933; E unp.
72680; Ricardo R. Medina. 13628
When I’m roller skating in the park
with you; w B. Nevins, melody L.
Keller. © 1c. June 3, 1933; E unp.
72213; Leonard Keller and Bert
Nevins.
13629
067
ar,
CATALOGUE OF -COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13630
When I waltzed with you; song, m
Stan Tucker. © June 12, 1933; E
pub. 86881; Ida Steele Osgood.
13630
When it was yet dark; Easter anthem,
w from the Bible, m H. Henner;
mixed voices. © 1c. June 7, 1933;
E unp. 73052; George Dement Tufts.
13631
When love’s old song was new; w John
Klenner, with melody. ©1c. June
9, 1933; E unp. 72459; Abbe
Damesek. 136382
When my baby’s passing by; song.
© 1c. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72755;
Richard Milo Graves. 13633
When my sweetheart becomes my
wonderful wife; Ww and melody
Shorty Smith, © 1c. June 27,
18338; EH unp. 78157; Reuben T.
Smith. 13634
--When the circus comes to town; song.
© 1c. June 5, 1933; E unp. 72388;
Helen M. Moore. 13635
When the golden sun is sinking in the
hills; w Dune Gardner, m Dino
Alessi. © May 22, 1933; E pub.
36548; New era music pub. co.
13636
When the huisache blooms in Texas;
w and melody. © 1 ¢ June 24,
1933 ; E unp. 73115; Louise E. Grom.
13637
When the leaves are falling; w Phil
Price, m Dino Alessi. © May 23,
1933; E pub. 36549; New era music
pub. co. 13638
When the moon comes out; arr. Gene-
vieve S. Ellis. © 1c. June 23, 1933;
EK unp. 73008; Richard M. Booser.
13639:
When the moonbeams beam the bright-
est and the sunshine shines for you;
valse song. © 1c. May 27, 1933;
EK unp. 72851; Lionel EH. Buttery.
13640
When the mountains divide you and
me; waltz song, melody Starret sys-
tem club; with special recitation.
© 1c June 19, 1933; E unp. 72797;
Joseph Joe Rokosz. 13641
When the nightshades are falling on
the Rockies; w and melody. ©1e.
June 19, 1933; E unp. 72794; Harry
C. Newcombe, jr. 13642
When the snow flies in the Rockies;
song, m Sylvester L. Cross. © May
pt. I1I, n. s., v. 28
14, 1933; E pub. 36647; Anna M.
Whelan. 13643
When the sun sets in the west; valse
song. ©1c. June 21, 1933; E unp.
73074; Emil Danovsky. 13644
When the sweet magnolias bloom
again; w and m Joe Young and
Dave Dreyer; with ukulele arr. ©
June 26, 1933; E pub. 36909; Irving
Berlin, inc. 13645
When twilight falls; valse song. ©
1c. June 21, 1933; E unp. 73069;
Muriel Valentine Nesbitt. 13646
When we are in the hands of love;
song. © 1c. June 5, 1933; E unp.
72392; Isaac H. Crozier. 13647
When we were kiddies together play-
ing tick, tack, toe; w and melody.
© 1c. June 1, 1933; E unp. 72128;
Jack Noonan. 13648
When will the good old times come
back; song, m Stan Tucker. © June
3, 1933; E pub. 36779; M. Helen
Wahl Serio. 13649
When you and I get married; song.
© 1c. June 19, 19383; E unp. 72908;
Martin Otto Poenisch. 13650
When you used to call me sweetheart ;
w Blanche Salmon, m Jimmie Cane.
© 1c. June 20, 1933; E unp. 72842;
James Jefferson Cane. 13651
Where have I heard that melody; w
Sam Coslow, m Arthur Johnston.
© 1c. June 12, 1933; E unp. 72489;
Famous music corp. 13652
Whether a Gentile or Jew; w and m
Mark Harris; with ukulele arr. ©
June 13, 1933; E for. 30340; Hunt-
ley Trevor music co., ltd. 13653
While dancing and waltzing with you;
w Richard Gillette, m Caroline
Fraide. © Mar. 15, 1933; E pub.
35847; Richard Gillette Rodriguez
and Caroline Fraide Rodriguez.
13654
While I dance this waltz with you;
w and m Stanley Ross % Arley.
© 1c. June 6, 1933; E unp. 72300;
Stanley J. Rosinski. 13655
While we’re making love outside; fox
trot song. © 1c. June 29, 1933;
E unp. 73218; Bob Fredrick John
White. 13656
Whippoorwill; fox-trot; pf. with w.
©l1ec. June 24, 1933; E unp. 73033 ;
Joseph Bayard Kushner. 13657
068
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
Whistling down the lane; melody Ann
Arlen. ©1c. June 20, 1983; E unp.
72813; Ann Marie Sweeney. 13658
White road; song; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. June 18, 1983; E unp. 72555;
Fern Westenskow. 13659
Who do you think you are; w Edward
Heyman, m John W. Green; with
ukulele arr. © June 14, 1933; E
pub. 36719; Famous music corp.
13660
Who is it knocking at the door; w
Donovan Parsons, m Pat Thayer;
with ukulele arr. © June 16, 1933;
E for. 30422; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd. 13661
Who is Sylvia; song, w Shakespeare.
© June 27, 19388; EH for. 30407; C.
Woolley. 13662
Who’s taking my place in your heart;
w and m M. Thompson and Joe
Webb, arr. J. Webb. © 1c. June
29, 1933 ; E unp. 78225; Moe 'Thomp-
son. 138663
Who walks in when I walk out; w
Ralph Blue, melody Al Hoffman and
Al Goodhart. © 1c. May 27, 1933;
E unp. 72120; Leo Feist, inc. 18664
Why Adam sinned; w and m Alex
Rogers, arr. Fred H. Huntley; 4-pt.
male cho. © May 19, 1933; E pub.
36809; G. Schirmer, inc. 13665
Why ean’t I be dancing with you;
waltz, w and melody Fay Christ.
© 1c. June 26, 1933; E unp. 73091;
Sate Fay Blanche Christ. 13666
Why can’t you be just mine; song, m
Lon Healy; with ukulele arr. © 1
c. May 20, 1933; E unp. 72190; Gail
EK. Fearn. 13667
Why couldn’t you stay in love with
me; w and melody Shorty Smith.
© 1c. June 5, 1933; E unp. 72283;
Reuben T. Smith. 13668
Why do you laugh, little brook; w
Colleen Atchison, m William Co-
burn; 2-pt. treble voices. © Feb.
10, 1933; E pub. 35015; Select music
co. 13669
Why must we part; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
June 17, 1983; E unp. 72710; Eliza-
beth Saville. 13670
Why should we say it’s over, when it
has just begun; w Demarest Cags-
idy, melody Willis and Joseph
Gregar. ©1c. June 2, 1933; E unp.
13685
72161; Willis Gregar, Jos. Gregar
and Dem Cassidy. 13671
Wild women; w and m Reed Karol.
©1c. June 18, 1983; E unp. 72551;
S. Smith Mitchell. 13672
Will my dreams come true; song, arr.
Morty Berk. © June 5, 1933; HE
pub. 36618; Oliver Bond. 138673
Will you be all mine to-night; w and
melody. © 1c. June 12, 1933; EH
unp. 72521; Wallace W. Ragsdale.
13674
Will you forgive me dear; song, w
Isabel J. Idemne. © June 6, 1933;
E pub. 86888; Soledad J. Idemne.
13675
Will you love me then as now; w and
melody. ©1c. June 5, 1933; E unp.
72249 ; Les Rasmussen. 13676
Wind (The) and the rain; unison
song, from Twelfth night, w Shake-
speare, m Frederic Herbert Wood,
OD to2 NOw 2. Oy SUM, lh hopes
for. 30366; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
13677
Winding (The) stream; w and mel-
ody A. P. Carter. © 1c June 17,
19383; E unp. 72988; Southern m'u-
sie pub. co., inc. 13678
Windmill blues; w and m Marguerite
taney © 1 e-sune 5, 1933-8) tmp.
72370; Alice Marguerite Lane.
13679
Winging (The) souls; w Gerald Cum-
berland, m Arthur Warrell; mixed
voices. © Mar. 16, 1933; E for.
30233 ; Oxford univ. press. 13680
Wings of love; valse song. © 1 «.
June 7, 1983; E unp. 72852; Mabel
W. Fendley. 13681
Winter; v. Karl Blume, paraphrase
Leopold Weninger; salon-orch. stim-
men. © May 16, 1933; E for. 30209;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag. 13682
w Christina Rossetti, m May Sar-
son. © June 20, 1983; E for. 30400;
Novello & co., Itd. 13683
Winter tree [and] Young thorn tree
with the wind; w Sylvia Carson, m
H. V. Jervis-Read. © May 19, 1933 ;
E for. 30320; Murdoch, Murdoch &
co., ine. with John G. Murdoch &
co., ltd. 13684
With those charming eyes; w and
melody», ©), ¢ June® U7, 41933:
E unp. 72665; James Monacelli.
13685.
069
ne
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13686
pt. I, n.S., v. 28
Ge
With those pretty eyes so blue; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr.! © 1 ec. June 17, 19383; E unp.
72704; John C. AbKes. 13686
With you on my mind; w and melody.
© 1c. June 8, 1933; E unp. 72405;
Paul Maraio and J. P. Delaney.
13687
Without love what’s life; w Nita D.
Shay; pf. © 1c June 10,1933;
E unp. 72812; Marie Warren.
13688
Without me; w and melody. ©1«..
June. 719382) Hone TZ saa.
Solieri and J. P. Delaney. 13689
Without you; song, arr. Wm. M. Doran.
© 1c. June 16, 1933; E unp. 72729;
Tillie McGuire Doran. 13690
Without you honey; song, w Ken Har-
rison. © 1c. June 7, 1933; E unp.
72337 ; Paul Barbarin. 13691
Without you I am blue; song. ©1e.
May 31, 1933; E unp. 72396; M. H.
Belcher. 13692
Without you, I’m never happy; w and
melody, arr. M. E. Sprinkle. © May
8, 1933; E pub. 36737; George D.
Galleon. 13693
Same. ©, 1 -¢. June 13, 19332
E unp. 72545; George Galleon.
13694
Woman awake; w P. R. Flint, melody
J.2M. Smith. ar (© Vise june uw,
1933; E unp. 72332; J. Miller Smith,
jr. and Paul R. Flint. 13695
Wonderful dreams; song. © 1c. June
5, 19338; E unp. 72385; Walter Gus-
tafson. 13696
Wonderful isle of dreams; waltz song.
© 1c. June 26, 1933; E unp. 73089;
Phyllis Gaines Jones. 13697
Wond’ring; song. © 1 c¢. June 26,
1933; E unp. 73096; Winifred Agnes
Sage. 13698
Won’t you please come back to me;
w K. N. Smith, m W. R. Smith. ©
1 c. June 28, 1933;.E unp. 73213;
Walter R. Smith and Katharine Neal
Smith. 13699
Won't you take me back again; w and
m Anne Gazin Schaefer. © 1 ©¢.
June 19, 1933; E unp. 72775; Anna
Christine Schaefer. 13700
Woroh w chati; w and melody. pt.
1,2. ©l1e. June 20, 1933; E unp.
72844; Ewgen Zukowsky. 13701
Would you care; w and m Al Sher-
man, Al Lewis and Johnny Hoff-
man; with ukulele arr. © May 31,
1933; E pub. 36592; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 13702
Yak mus, to mus; w and melody. ©
1-¢. June 26, 1933; HF unp. fi22-
Abe Schwartz. 13703
Yankee moon; w Mrs. F. Wrubel, m
Clifford M. Eddy, jr. © 1c. June
16, 1933; E unp. 72660; Nellie
Louese Wrubel. 13704
Ye banks and braes; w Robert Burns,
descant and acc. Michael Mullinar.
© Mar. 16, 1933; E for. 30231; Ox-
ford univ. press. 13705
Year (A) and a day; w Casey Kober,
with melody. © 1c. May 27, 1933;
E unp. 72596; Martin Russo. 138706
Yearning; by Alois Reiser; pf. ©1e.
June 16, 1933; E unp. 72735; Movie-
tone music corp, 13707
Yellow roses; song, w Hazel Harper
Harris. ©1c. June 1, 1933; E unp.
72142; May v. Gundell Williman.
13708
Yes, we have no beer; fox-trot song, m
Len Fleming. © 1c. June 7, 1933;
E unp. 723438; Jos. F. School. 13709
Yesterdays never come back; waltz
song, melody by Manuscript league.
© 1c. June 22, 1933; E unp. 72978;
Ora Idalene Marsh. 13710
Yesterdays’ sweethearts, strangers to-
day; w Harry Edelheit, melody Art
Berman and Jackie Lewis. ©1e.
June 21, 1933; E unp. 72903; Harry
Bloom, ine. 13711
You; melody. © 1c. June 28, 1933;
E unp. 73187; Paul Barbarin and
Daniel Barker. 13712
You adorable one; melody, with pf.
ace. © 1c. May 17, 19338; E unp
72595; Ruth P. Phipps. 13713
You and I in our canoe; waltz, w and
m Hal Newcomb. © 1 c. June 29,
1933; E unp. 73227; Harold Lam-
bert Newcomb. 13714°
You are; w Lorenz Hart, m Richard
Rodgers. © 1c. June 14, 1933; H
unp. 72575; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 13715
You are my dream come true; song.
© 1c. June 19, 1933; E unp. 72782;
Gladys Gray Andrée. 13716
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1933
You broke my heart when you went
away; song, m Sylvester L. Cross.
© 1c. May 2, 1938; E unp. 7238738;
Marie Putney Powell. 13717
You caught us with our pants down;
w Paul R. Milton, m W. Shawn. ©
ise June 27,1933; EK unp, T3177;
William Shawn and Paul Milton.
13718
You, dear; pf. with w. © 1. June
22, 1933; E unp. 72985; Roy Payne
Vanderburgh. 13719
You dear only; fox-trot, w and m Je-
rome Curtis Phillips. © 1 ¢. June
17, 1983; E unp. 72891; Philip Je
rome Cleveland. 13720
You haunt me; valse song. © 1 ¢.
June 21, 1933; E unp. 73054; Wayne
Robinson. 13721
You just mean everything to me; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
dee ©) fc June 8, 1933; H unp:
72429; Hstelle Piatt. 13722
You left me all alone and blue; w and
melody. © 1c. June 17, 1933; E
unp. 72674; Russell R. Bruce, 13723
You'll always belong to me; song, m
Jack Mahoney. © June 7, 1933; HE
pub. 36773; Olga Nelson. 13724
You'll be mine; song. © 1 c. June
3, 1933; E unp. 72214; Russell
Lloyd Jones. 13725.
You'll miss me when I’m gone; waltz
song; with 2d voice pt. in refrain.
© May 15, 1933; E pub. 36309; Clif-
ford Earl Slider and Orin H. Crain.
13726
You look familiar to me; w and mel-
ody Dick Quine. © 1 c¢. June 9Q,
1933; E unp. 73049; Richard Hard-
ing Quine. 13727
You made me do it; w and m Gene
Moran and Chris Howard. © 1 ¢.
June 21, 1983; E unp. 72917: Earle
Moran and Howard Christopher.
13728
You made my dreams come true . Ww
and melody. © 1. June 5, 1933;
E ounp. 72246; W. M. Jones. 13729
You may hold any office in my heart;
song, w Mollie Bell Clark. ©1.
June 26, 1983; E unp. 73129; Frank
Bates Clark. 13730
You must be mine again; w and m
Steve Scheffel; with 2d voice pt. in
refrain. © 1c. June 6, 1933; BH
unp. 72297; Katherine A. Scheffel.
13731
13746
You promised me; pf. with w. ©1e.
June 7, 1988; E unp. 72352; Avery
Worman. 13732
You’re a chip off the old block, Boy
scouts; song, m EH. S. 8S. Hunting-
ton. © May 12, 1933; E pub. 36353;
Michael L. Milbauer. 13733
You’re a puzzle to me; waltz, w John
A. Blackhurst, m Errol Collins. ©
May 29, 1933; E pub. 36599; Walter
A. Quincke. 13734
You're an old-fashioned girl; song, pf.
arr. W. G. Utermoehlen. © 1 ©.
June 2h 1OGa. HUN. Colne. Osea.
Langley and Ih HK. Harralson. 13735
You're like a gorgeous bouquet; w and
melody. © 1c. June 12, 1933; E
unp. 72501; Irving A. Beirach.
13736
You’re my delight: w and melody. ©
1c June 5, 1983; E unp. 712256;
Smith H. Adams. 13737
You’re my depression, dear; w and
melody. © 1c. June 19, 1933; E
unp. 72781; Norman Nathan. 13738
You’re my love; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
June 12, 19383; E unp. 72520; Lewis
L. Vrooman. 13739
You’re the one I love sweetheart;
song; with ukulele arr. Alta Vin-
cent. 3@u; Mart. 133193370 Bio pub:
36652; Ernest Grundlehner. 13740
You’re the one that can’t be forgotten ;
valse song. © 1c. June 17, 1933;
EH unp. 72888; Helen C. Stevens.
13741
You’re the rose in my garden of
dreams; w A. Geary, m L. Van Vel-
sor. © 1c. June 24, 1933; E unp.
73041; Leila Van Velsor and Alice
Geary. 13742
You shouldn’t be bashful; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. June 5, 1983; E unp.
72239; Irving A. Beirach. 13743
You taught me how to forget; w Ed-
uard Madden, with melody. © 1 e¢.
June 12, 1983; EK unp. 72518; Harvey
L. Cox. 13744
You took my heart with you; w Pearl
Beesmyer, and melody. ©1c. June
16, 1933; E unp. 72662; Antone
Roubicek. 13745
You took the words right out of my
mouth, when you said I love you;
song. ©1c. June 1, 1983; E unp.
72113; Newton Chapin, jr. 13746
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13747
You’ve gone away; waltz; pf. with w.
© 1c. June 17, 1933; E unp. 72690;
Russell Dillard Fielder. 13747
You’ve got me; du film Baleydier,
Michel Emer; orch. ptes. © Dec.
31, 1932; E for. 30122; Editions Max
Eschig. . 13748
You’ve got me blue; song. © 1 «.
June 6, 19383; E unp. 72305; Emmert
J. Balles. 13749
You’ve left me to my fate; w Ralph
Murden, and melody. © 1. June
17, 1983; E unp. 72721; Ralph Har-
old Murden. 138750
Your Chicago, my Chicago; march, w
Gene Arnold, m Egbert Van Alstyne,
arr. Jean Walz; with interlude for
pf., and ukulele arr. © May 20,
1933; E pub. 36642; Gene Arnold
and Egbert Van Alstyne. 13751
Your devine [sic]; w and melody. ©
Pre June 29, 1933 3-H unp. 732303
Thomas M. Fanning. 13752
Your eyes tell the secret; w J. H.
Ainsworth and F. J. Ford, m J. H.
Ainsworth. © 1 ¢ June 27, 1933;
E unp. 73170; John Harrison Ains-
worth, Frank J. Ford and Arthur
Bliss. 18753
Your faces are familiar; pf: with w.
© 1c. June 27, 1933; E unp. 73173;
William Shawn. 13754
Your picture on the wall; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. June 17, 1933; E unp. 72707;
L. Lloyd Page. 13755
Your tears; w Edwin Markham, m
Adam Simpson; in D flat. © May
26, 19383; E for. 30481; Cary & co.
13756
pt. I, n. S., V. 28, nO“G) 193s
Your wedding bells are ringing; fox
trot. song: “© 1° em Jumess) eiseae
-E unp. 72388; Harry Dolin. 13757
Yours; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. June 19, 1933;
E unp. 72746; D. D. Bellamy.
13758
Zodiaque (Le); 12 études de concert,
Georges Migot; pf. © Apr. 1, 1933;
E for. 30105; Alphonse Leduc et cie.
13759
3°™* sonate; de Georges Enesco, op.
25; violon et pf.; en la min. ©
May 26, 1933; E for. 30350; Enoch
& cie. 13760
4-H field song; w Fannie R. Buchanan,
m Rena M. Parish; pf. © June 10,
19383; E pub. 36732; Home pub. co.
13761
5. (Der) Mirz 1933; marsch u. kamp-
flied, ged. einem alten sturmgesellen,
m Fr. W. Schallehn. © May 16,
1933; E for. 30490; Schallehn &
W ollbriick. 13762
von Fr. W. Schallehn; salonorch.
stimmen mit text. © May 16, 1933;
E for. 304838; Schallehn & Woll-
britick. 13763
57. (Der) Psalm; m Immanuel Faisst,
hrsg. Otto Richter ; mezzosop. o. alt-
stimme u. orgel. © May 29, 1933;
E for. 30478; Heinrichshofen’s ver-
lag. 13764
1933 Deutschlands aufstieg; marsch,
text u. m Alfred Taubert, op. 1; pf.
© Apr. 29, 1933; E for. 30501; Hans
Taubert. 13765
Number of entries in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1933, Class EK,
Musical compositions (including 7,507 unpublished) ___________-_____ 13, 765
O72
ae
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT
HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT
OF MARCH 4, 1909
Acquaint thyself with Him; sacred
duo, Dudley Buck; sop. and ten.,
with organ acc. Madeline B.
Blossom and Dudley Buck, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of m.
R 25595. il
After a little while; w and m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., aS child of the deceased author.
R 25789. Pe
Again aS evening’s shadow falls;
sacred song, Frank lLynes; high
voice. © Adéle G. Lynes, as widow.
R 25895. 3
Am seegestade; concert-étude, F. Sme-
tana, op. 17, ed. and revised Rafael
Joseffy; pf. © Maria Joseffy, as
widow. R 25558. +
An der Weser; w Franz Dingelstedt,
m Gustav Pressel, English tr. Henry
G. Chapman; high voice; in A flat.
© Henry Grafton Chapman, as
child of the deceased author of
translation. R 25805. 5
Arabian night; romance, by Albert
Mildenberg; pf. © Victor Milden-
berg, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 25583. 6
Art (L’) du violon; 25 caprices, P.
Locatelli, revue, doigtée et dévelop-
pée, Hdouard Nadaud; violon seul.
Nouvelle éd. © Marie Théodorine
Richoux, aS widow of the author of
arrangement. R 25810. G
Asbury; w John Bowring, m Claude
W. Harrington. © Clara Harring-
ton Lyon, as widow of the author of
m. R 25517. 8
At twilight hour; song, m J. P. Green-
berg. © Benj. H. Burt, as author of
w. R 25710. 9
Bach (Johann Sebastian) My heart
ever faithful; arr. Frank Lynes;
women’s voices. © Adéle G. Lynes,
as widow of the author of arrange-
ment. R 25887. 10
Be of good comfort; sacred duo, Dud-
ley Buck; sop. and ten., with organ
1619—33——6
[13,765
ace. © Madeline B. Blossom and
Dudley Buck, as children of the de-
ceased author of m. R 25596. alah
Beatitudes (The) ; for responsive use
by minister and choir; mixed voices.
© Sumner Salter, as author of m.
R 25574. 12
Bedouin love-song; w Bayard Taylor,
m John Hyatt Brewer; mixed
voices, a cappella. © Cornelia
Brewer, as widow. R 25602. 13
Beneath His wings; song, w Henry
Francis Lyte. © Ira B. Wilson, as
author of m. R 25516. 14
Berceuse; by A. Tschetschulin, ed. and
fingered for violin and pf. © Otto
K. Schill, as author of ed. and
fingering. R 25562. 15
Beyond; song, w Horatius Bonar. ©
Karl Pomeroy Harrington, as author
of m. R 25766. 16
Bizet (Georges) Toreador song and
march ; from Carmen, arr. for violin
and pf. © Theo. Moses-Tobani, as
author of arr. R 25729. 17
Brahms (Johannes) Fuge; in as-moll,
gesetzt Hermann Behn; klavier. ©
Speranza Francesca Eugenia Mag-
nus, aS widow of the author of set-
ting. R 25014. 18
Butterecups; caprice intermezzo, Theo-
dore Morse; pf. © Theodora Morse,
as widow. R 25737. 19
By the light of the honeymoon; from
Babes and the baron, w James
O’Dea, m Anna Caldwell. © Anna
Caldwell O’Dea, as author and wi-
dow. R 25529. 20
Calm on the list’ning ear of night;
op. 41, no. 1, w E. H. Sears; alto or
mezzo-sop., With ace. of pf. and
violin or violoncello, or both, obbl.
© F. Flaxington Harker, as author
of m. R 25568. ya |
Camp; w Caleb T. Winchester, m Pe-
ter C. Lutkin. © Lelah C. Lutkin,
as widow of the author of m. R
25770. 22
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23
© Francesco
R 25547.
23
Caryl: w Margaret MacKay, m Peter
C. Lutkin. © Lelah C. Lutkin, as
widow of the author of m. R 25764.
24
Christ-Child (The) ; Christmas carol;
mixed voices; organ ace. © Henry
Clough-Leighter, as author of m. R
25571. 25
Christmas eve; by Franz Gruber, Eng-
lish tr. Henry G. Chapman. ©
Henry Grafton Chapman, as child
of the deceased author of transla-
tion. R 25564. 26
Colleen bawn; w Ed. Madden, m J.
Fred Helf. © Bessie Helf, as widow
of the author of m. R 25860. 27
Columbine and Harlequin; duet, from
The student king, w Fred C. Ranken
and Stanislaus Stange, m Reginald
De Koven. © Anna De Koven, as
widow of the author of m. R 25720.
28
Come take a skate with me; song,
Brown and Edwards. © Gus Ed-
wards, as author of m. R 25861.
29
Commérage; scéne villageoise, Albert
Landry, op. 243; pf. © Aimée Paul-
ine Pasquier, as widow. R 25848.
30
Correspondance; ouverture de lopé-
rette, paroles J. Rémy et M. Tréves,
m Rodolphe Berger; orch. complet
avee pf. conducteur. Honorine
Isopy, as executor of the author of
m. R 25852. 31
Course au papillon; impromptu valse,
Albert Landry, op. 252; pf.
Aimée Pauline Pasquier, as widow.
R 25850. By
Cradle of liberty; march, Al Elayes;
band. © Henry Fillmore, as author.
R 25539. 33
Cry (The) of Rachel; w Lisette Woad-
worth Reese; high voice. © Mary
Turner Salter, as author of nm. R
25597. 34
Daisy-time ; duet or cho., Luigi Denza ;
women’s voices. © Leila Denza, as
widow of the author of m. R 25578.
By
Day by day; w Joseph Fletcher, m
Wm. Dressler; alto solo and quartet.
© Louis Richard Dressler, as next
Capricieuse; valse; pf.
Paolo Frontini, as author.
pt. 1, n.s., v. 28
of kin of the author of m, who is
not living. R 25759. 56
Day (The) is gently sinking; hymn-
anthem; mixed voices, ‘vith bass
solo. © Sumner Salter, as author
of m. R25576. 37
Day (The) of days; Easter service,
Chas. H. Gabriel, Lizzie DeArmond,
Alice J. Cleator and H. Bk. Hewitt.
© Hope pub. co., as proprietor. R
25511. 38
Dernier baiser; valse trés lente, La-
roles H. Delorme et G. Guillardet,
m Rodolphe Berger; chant seul. ©
Honorine Isopy, as executor of the
author of m. R 258438. 39
—— —— sur les motifs de lopéretie
La femme de César, par Rodo'phe
Berger. 1. Orch., avec pi.-conduc-
teur.—2. Pf. © Honorine Isopy, as
executor of the author. R 25842,
25847. ~ 40,41
Don’t say adieu; song, m Leo Edwards
© Vincent Bryan, as author of w.
R 25691. 42
Don’t you think that you could care
for me; w Porter Browne, m Theo-
dore Morse. © Theodora Morse, as
- widow of the author of m. R 25735.
43
Dreamy moments; by J. Ehrich, arr.
for orch. © Theo. Moses-Tobani, as
author of arrangement. R 25782.
44
laendler, J. Ehrich, op. 32, arr.
for violin and pf. © Theo. Moses-
Tobani, as author of arrangement.
R 25783. 45
Elfin calls in the woods; w Julius
Gersdorff, m Adolf Kirchl, English
tr. Henry G. Chapman; 4-pt. men’s
cho. © Henry Grafton Chapman,
as child of the deceased author of
translation. R 25806. 46
Emilie; song, w George Croly. ©
John W. Baume, as author of m.
R 25801. 47
En trottinant ; marcietta pastorale, Al-
bert Landry, op. 253; pf. © Aimée
Pauline Pasquier, as widow. R
25849. 48
© Karl Pomeroy Harring-
R. 25767. 49
Evelyn; w Oliver Holden, m Emma
L. Ashford. © Henry S. Ashford,
as child of the deceased author of m.
R 25294. oo
Evanston.
ton, as author.
ov4
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no. 6, 1933
Everybody works but father; w Chas.
W. McClintock, m Samuel Lehman.
© Flora Lehman, Harriet Lehman
and Johannah Addelson, as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 25727. 51
Fancy free; from The student king,
w Fred C. Ranken and Stanislaus
Stange, m Reginald De Koven. ©
Anna De Koven, as widow. R 257138.
52
Favorite (The) Irish melodies of
Thomas Moore; together with se-
lected songs by Balfe, Claribel, and
others, compiled Albert W. Berg.
© Lillie Berg, as child of the de-
ceased author of compilation. R
25706. 53
Feldeinsamkeit; op. 7, nr. 1, w H.
Allmers ; vierstimmigen méannerchor.
© Ernst Wendel, as author of m. R
25778. 54
Fest-polonaise; von Bernhard Wolff,
op. 247; pf. © Elisabeth Wolff, as
child of the deceased author. R
25747. 5D
Five little white heads; w Walter
Learned, m John W. Bischoff. ©
Elsie Bischoff Moore, as widow of
the author of m. R 25890. 56
Football ; song, m Charles Zimmerman.
© Vincent Bryan, as author of w.
R 25697. DT
Frau Louisa; comedy waltz; orch.
@) Arthur); Pryor: as, author... R
25780. 58
G. O. P.; song, m Gertrude Hoffman.
© Vincent Bryan, as author of w.
R 25687. 59
Garden (The) of Kama; India’s love
lyrics, w Laurence Hope. © Henry
Bethuel Vincent, as author of m.
R 25858. 60
— prologue of the song cycle, w
Laurence Hope. © Henry Bethuel
Vincent, as author of m. R 25854.
61
Gavotte; op. 5, no. 1; pf. © A. Reit-
linger, aS author. R 25608. 62
Gavotte moderne; by Edmund Severn,
arr. for orch. © Theo. Moses-To-
bani, as author of arrangement. R
25781. 63
Geburtstagsmarsch; pf. 1. 2 hindig.—
2. 4 handig. © Richard Krentzlin,
as author. R 25897, 25898. 64, 65
80
Gipsy dance; by Andor Merkler, arr.
for orch. © Alfred Roth, as author
of arrangement. R 25732. 66
Give me not love; duet, w Florence
Earle Coates, m Mrs. H. H. A. Beach,
op. 61; sop. and ten. © Amy Marcy
Cheney Beach, as author of m. R
25889. 67
Glory (The) of conquest; song, w
Harriet E. Jones. © Ira B. Wilson,
as author of m. R 25514. 68
God is my strong salvation; hymn
anthem, poetry James Montgomery,
m W. W. Gilchrist; mixed voices,
with ten. solo and organ ace. ©
Anna R. Gilchrist, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 25598. 69
God keep you, dearest; song, Frank
Lynes, op. 46, no. 4; sop. or ten.
(© Adéle G. Lynes, as widow. R
25893. 70
Golden (The) sickle; operetta, w
Margaret EH. Lacey, m Eduardo
Marzo, op. 100; children’s voices. ©
Clara L. Marzo, as widow. R 25536.
71
Golden (The) West; march and two-
step, Frank Hoyt Losey, op. 196;
orch. © Addah M. Losey, as widow.
R 25779. 72
Good bye, Maggie May; song, m Paul
Barnes. © Vincent Bryan, as
author of w. R 25689. 73
Good-bye to a child; w Rennell Rodd;
high, in A flat. © Bruno Huhn, as
author of m. R 25592. 74
Good (The) old U.S.A.; march, w Jack
Drislane, m Theodore Morse. ©
Theodora Morse, as widow of the
author of m. R 25736. 75
Green (The) of spring; women’s
voices. © Arthur Foote, as author.
R 25901. 76
Greeting ; song, w Thomas H. Gill. ©
Alfred G. Wathall, as author of m.
R 25761. 17
Hark, the herald angels sing; anthem,
m Eduardo Marzo, op. 101; mixed
voices. © Clara L. Marzo, as widow.
Re 25056 78
Heaven (The) born banner; song, m
Gertrude Hoffman. © Vincent
Bryan, as author of w. R 20688.
(i
Her rose; w Jeanie Gallup Mottet;
high, in C. © C. Whitney Coombs,
as author of m. R 25587. 80
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81
Here it comes again; w Alex Rogers
and Earle C. Jones, m Bert A. Wil-
liams. © Lavinia Rogers, as widow
of one of the authors of w. R 25530.
81
His eye is on the sparrow; song, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Mrs. C. D.
Martin, as author of w. R 25512.
82
Holmfirthh © Benjamin Gill, as
author. R 25765. 83
Homeless (The) stranger; w H. A.
Henry, m Charles H. Gabriel; arr.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child
of the deceased author. R 25798.
84
Honor and glory; march; band. ©
Henry Fillmore, as author. R 25540.
85
How lovely are Thy dwellings fair;
anthem; 4-pt. women’s cho.
George Coleman Gow, as author of
m. R 25588. 86
I don’t like a search light; w Arthur
Gillespie and James O’Dea, m Anna
Caldwell. © Anna Caldwell O’Dea,
as author and widow. R 25708.
87
I love everyone in the wide, wide
world; song. © George M. Cohan,
as author. R 25863. 88
I mind the day; w Moira O’Neill; low
voice, in D. © Bruno Huhn, as
author of m. R 25559. 89
I sing to let my lady know; w Wendell
Phillips Stafford, m Frank Lynes,
op. 46, no. 1; sop. or ten. © Adéle
G. Lynes, as widow of the author of
m. R 25891.
I took them all; from The student
king, w Fred C. Ranken and Stan-
islaus Stange, m Reginald De Koven.
© Anna De Koven, as widow. R
25722. 91
Idaho; w James O’Dea, m Anna Cald-
well. © Anna Caldwell O’Dea, as
author and widow. R 25707. 92
Impératrice; valse lente, paroles H.
Delorme et G. Guillardet, m Ro-
dolphe Berger. 1. Chant et pf.—2.
Chant seul. © MHonorine Isopy,
as executor of the author of m. R
25841, 25845. 93, 94
sur les motifs de l’opérette
La femme de César, Rodolphe Ber-
ger; orch., avec pf.-conducteur. ©
Honorine Isopy, as executor of the
author. R 25844. 95
pt. I, n.s., v.28
In memory dear; duet, from The stu-
dent king, w Fred C. Ranken and
Stanislaus Stange, m Reginald De
Koven. © Anna De Koven, as
widow. R 25724. 96
In my merry Oldsmobile; by Bryan
and Edwards, arr. for mixed quar-
tette. © William C. O’Hare, as
author of arr. R 25704. oT
In the early, pearly morning; song, w
Laurence Hope. © Henry Bethuel
Vincent, as author of m. R 25857.
98
Invocation sentence; hymn. © Karl
Pomeroy Harrington, as author. R
25762. 99
Irish (An) folk song; with violin
obbl. 1. In E min—2. In G min.
© Arthur Foote, as authpr. R
25899. 100
Jerusalem; by H. Parker, arr. for
orch. © Theo. Moses Tobani, as au-
thor of arr. R 25728. 101
Jugendlust; vy. Nicolai von Wilm, op.
. 215, no. 1; clavierstuck. © Marie
Stieda, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 25545. 102
June roses; song, Frank Lynes, op. 46,
no. 2; sop. or ten. © Adéle G.
Lynes, aS widow. R 25894. 103
Kiss of spring waltz; arr. Herman
Friedrich; orch. © Walter Rolfe,
as author. R 25773. 104
Lady (The) of Riga; w Edward Lear,
set to m, op. 42. © Margaret Ruth-
ven Lang, as author of m. R 25881.
105
Lanier; w Sidney Lanier, m Peter C.
Lutkin. © Lelah C. Lutkin, as
widow of the author of m. R 25763.
106
Lassanno Napule; dal vero, canzone.
© Francesco Pennino, as author.
R 25775. 107
Linger (The) longer girl; song, w
Arthur J. Lamb. © Alfred Solman,
as author of m. R 25711. 108
Little beginners’ pianoforte album. ©
Hannah Smith, as author. R 25827.
109
Little (A) while; med. or low voice.
© Mary Turner Salter, as author.
R 25594. 110
Love sings the lark; w Leonard
Doughty, m John W. Bischoff. ©
Elsie Bischoff Moore, as widow of
the author of m. R 25896. 111
76
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in a
Love’s epitome; cycle of songs; med.
or high voice. © Mary ‘Turner
Salter, as author. R 25605. 112
Lygeia; cantata, op. 58; women’s
voices. © Arthur Foote, as author.
R 25900. 113.
Maimouna; ballet-pantomine, de Tiny
Béon et de F. Ambrosiny, m Alex-
andre Béon. Partition pf. © Clém-
entine Sandenbergh Mathiessen, as
widow of the author of m. R 25809.
114
Mass in B flat; m Bruno Oscar Klein,
op. 85; male voices; organ acc. ©
Hmily Klein, as widow of the author.
R 25774. 115
Mazurka; by E. Mlynarski, ed. and
fingered for violin and pf. © Otto
K. Schill, as author of ed. and
fingering. R 25563. 116
Mazurka brillante; op. 105; pf. ©
Georg Eggeling, as author. R 25739.
117
Melody in G minor; op. 14; violin and
pf. © A. D’Agostino, as author.
R 25807. 118
Menuet; pf. © Francesco Paolo Fron-
tini, aS author. R 25546. 119:
Merry (The) makers; march and two-
step; pf. © Harry J. Lincoln, as
author. R 25815. 120
Mister Monkey; song, Cobb and Ed-
wards. © Gus Edwards, as author
of m, and Katherine A. Cobb, as
next of kin of the author of w, who
is not living. R 25862, 121
Moonlight (The) fay; by Max Meyer-
Olbersleben, English tr. Henry G.
Chapman; 3-pt. women’s cho. ©
Henry Grafton Chapman, as child
of the deceased author of transla-
tion. R 25804. 122
Moore; song, w George R. Prynne. ©
Karl Pomeroy Harrington, as au-
thor of m. R 25769. 123
Moreau (Léon) Ballade; violoncelle,
avec ace. de pf. © Léon Moreau,
as author. R 25607. 124
Morsaria (La); by Theodore F.
Morse; pf. © Theodora Morse, as
widow. R 25734. 125
My father bids me come; w and m
Charles P. Scott; contralto and bar.
© Maude Ladd Scott, as widow. R
25884. 126
My honey; w Frank L. Stanton, set
to m Frank Lynes; high voice. ©
142
Adéle G. Lynes, as widow of the
author of m. R 25888. 127
My old bassoon; from The student
king, w Fred C. Ranken and Stanis-
laus Stange, m Reginald De Koven.
© Anna De Koven, as widow. R
25717. 128
My own girl; song, m Leo Edwards.
© Vincent Bryan, as author of w.
R 25698. 129
Mysterious (The) maid; song. ©
George M. Cohan, as author. R
25864. 130
Nature’s awakening; Easter service,
EH Hewitt, W. A. Post, Thoro
Harris and Lizzie De Armond. ©
Hope pub. co., as proprietor. R
25510. 131
Night time; song. © George M.
Cohan, as author. R 25865. 132
No rival like the past; song, w Laur-
ence Hope. © Henry Bethuel Vin-
cent, as author of m. R 25856. 183
Nora my Irish rose; w James O’Dea,
m Anna Caldwell. © Anna Cald-
well O’Dea, aS author and widow.
R 25582. 134
Nothing new beneath the sun; song.
© George M. Cohan, as author. R
25866. 135
Nudel, nudel, nup, nup; from The stu-
dent king, w Fred C. Ranken and
Stanislaus Stange, m Reginald De
Koven. © Anna De Koven, as wid-
ow. R 25716. 136
O child of Mary’s gentle care; Christ-
mas carol, 3-pt. cho., w Anne P. L.
Field. © Harry Rowe Shelley, as
author of m. R 25566. 137
O come to me, Mavourneen; by Frank
Lynes, op. 46, no. 3; sop. or ten. ©
Adéle G. Lynes, as widow. R 25892.
138
O little town of Bethlehem; hymn, W.
W. Gilchrist ; med. voice; organ ace.
© Anna R. Gilchrist, as child of the
deceased author. R 25573. 139
O morning land; by Edward H. Pheips,
arr. Wm. Dressler. 1. Sop. and alto;
in B flat—2. Mixed quartette. ©
Louis R. Dressler, as next of kin of
the author of arrangement, who is
not living. R 25705, 25760. 140, 141
O sing unto the Lord a new song;
anthem, op. 38, no. 1; cho. with sop.
solo and organ ace. © F. Flaxing-
ton Harker, as author of m. R
25590. 142
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143
O when ’tis summer weather; w Wil-
liam Lisle Bowles, m John Hyatt
Brewer; mixed voices, a cappella.
© Cornelia Brewer, as widow. R
25601. 143
Oh, silver stars; song, w Laurence
Hope. © Henry Bethuel Vincent,
as author of m. R 25855. 144
OV Mammy Coon; by Lucina Jewell,
arr. Frank Lynes; women’s voices.
© Adéle G. Lynes, as widow of the
author of arrangement. R 25882.
145
Old Christmas carols; 6 carols, tradi-
tional melodies newly arr., harmo-
nized and ed. © Archer Gibson, as
author. R 25604. 146
Old (The) lady of France; w Kd-
ward Lear, set to m, op. 42. ©
Margaret Ruthven Lang, as author
of m. R 25876. 147
Old (The) legend of the Lord of the
Dunderberg; w Arthur Guiterman,
m John Hyatt Brewer; men’s cho.
© Cornelia Brewer, as widow. R
25584. 148
Old (The) man in a tree; w Edward
Lear, set to m, op. 42. © Margaret
Ruthven Lang, as author of m. R
25880. 149
Old (The) man in the kettle; w Ed-
ward Lear, set to m, op. 42. ©
Margaret Ruthven Lang, as author
Of tay 25873. 150
Old (The) man of Cape Horn; w
Edward Lear, set to m, op. 42. ©
Margaret Ruthven Lang, as author
of m. R 25872. UTE
Old (The) man who said Hush; w
Edward Lear, set to m, op. 42. ©
Margaret Ruthven Lang, as author
of m. R 25874. iy
Old (The) man who said, Well; w
Edward Lear, set to m, op. 42.
Margaret Ruthven Lang, as author
of m. R 25875. 153
Old (The) man with a gong; w Ed-
ward Lear, set to m, op. 42. © Mar-
garet Ruthven Lang, as author of m.
R 25878. 154
Old (The) person of Cassel; w Ed-
ward Lear, set to m, op. 42. © Mar-
garet Ruthven Lang, as author of
m. R 25879. 155
Olivarius; w John G. Whittier, m
Peter C. Lutkin. © Lelah C. Lut-
kin, as widow of the author of m.
2081. 156
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
Onawanda; wigwam dance; pf.
Dox Cruger, as author. R 25719.
157
Once upon a time; song, m Gus Ed-
wards. © Vincent Bryan, as author
of w. R 25700. 158
Only in Thee; w T. O. Chisholm, m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author of m. R 25792. 159
Open to me the gates; sacred song,
John W. Bischoff. 1. Sop. or ten.—2.
Alto or bar. © Elsie Bischoff
Moore, as widow. R 25904, 25907.
160, 161
Out in an automobile; song, m Geo.
Evans. © Vincent Bryan, as au-
thor of w. R 25690. 162
Oyster (The) and the clam; from The
student king, w Fred C. Ranken and
Stanislaus Stange, m Reginald De
Koven. © Anna De Koven, as
widow. R 25715. 163
Palm Sunday; song, w Thomas R.
Taylor. © Karl Pomeroy Harring-
ton, as author of m. R 25768. 164
Peerless king; march two-step, Abe
Losch; pf. © Harry J. Lincoln, as
author. R 25521. 165
Percy ; song, m Gertrude Hoffman. ©
Vincent Bryan, as author of w. R
25702. 166
Person (The) of Filey; w Edward
Lear, set to m, op. 42. © Margaret
Ruthven Lang, as author of m. R
25870. 167
Person (The) of Skye; w Edward
Lear, set to m, op. 42. © Margaret
Ruthven Lang, as author of m. R
25871. 168
Pirate’s (The) wooing; w and m
Charles P. Scott; men’s voices. ©
Maude Ladd Scott, as widow. R
25883. 169
Pocahontas; song, V. Bryan and Ed-
wards. © Vincent Bryan, as one of
the authors. R 25699. 170
Poor (The) old man; song. © Vin-
cent Bryan, as author. R 25703. 171
Pray pretty maid; duet, from The stu-
dent king, w Fred C. Ranken and
Stanislaus Stange, m Reginald De
Koven. © Anna De Kovyen, as
widow. R 25725. AT?
Preparatory exercises in double-stop-
ping; in 3ds, 6ths, octaves and 10ths,
O. Sevtik, op. 9, ed.; violin. ©
578
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no. 6, 1933
Philipp Mittell, as author of ed. R
25582. 173
Pretty Polly Oliver ; old English air,
arr. Frank Lynes; women’s trio. ©
Adéle G. Lynes, as widow. R 25886.
174
Pretty (The) Tyrolese; from The stu-
dent king, w Fred C. Ranken and
Stanislaus Stange, m Reginald De
Koven. © Anna De Koven, as
widow. R 25714. 175:
Pronouncing (A) pocket manual of
musical terms; together with the ele-
ments of notation and condensed
biographies of noteworthy musicians,
ed. © Theodore Baker, as author
of ed. R 25603. 176
Push me along in my push cart; song.
© George M. Cohan, as author. R
25867. 177
Rejoice in the Lord; anthem, op. 35;
with sop. solo and organ ace. © F.
Flaxington Harker, as author of m.
R 25591. 178
Retour au village; pf. © Francesco
Paolo Frontini, as author. R 25548.
179
Right in this old town; song, m Leo
Edwards. © Vincent Bryan, as au-
thor of w. R 25692. 180
Rocked in the cradle of the deep;
fantasy with variations, W. FE. Am-
brosio, op. 30, no. 2; violin and pf.
© Gustav Saenger, as author. R
25731. 181
Rooster (The) and the lark; duet,
from The student king, w Fred C.
Ranken and Stanislaus Stange, m,
Reginald De Koven. © Anna De
Koven, as widow. R 25718. 182
Rose (The) I give you; w Frederic
Peterson, m John W. Bischoff. 1.
Sop. or ten.—2. Alto or bar. ©
Elsie Bischoff Moore, as widow of
the author of m. R 25908, 25906.
183, 184
Ruth; song, w William Cowper. ©
Lorin Webster, as author of m. R
25519. 185
Safely home; vocal duet, w and m
Charles P. Scott; sop. and ten. ©
Maude Ladd Scott, as widow. R
25885. 186
School of violin technics; by O. Sevdik,
op. 1, ed. pt. 1. Exercises in Ist
position.—pt. 2. Exercises in 2d to
%th positions.—pt. 3. Shifting, chang-
ing the position.—pt. 4. Exercises in
double stops. © Philipp Mittell, as
206
author of ed. R 25569, 25570, 25579,
25580. 187-190
Send me back to tee-pee-land; w
James O’Dea, m Anna Caldwell. ©
Anna Caldwell O’Dea, as author and
widow. R 25709. 191
Separazione; old Italian folk song, ed.
and pf. ace. G. Sgambati, English
tr. Henry G. Chapman; med., in F
min. © Henry Grafton Chapman,
as child of the deceased author of
translation. R 25600. 192
Serenade; by A. Arensky, op. 57, no.
1, English tr. Henry G. Chapman;
mixed voices, a cappella; with cello
obbl. © Henry Grafton Chapman,
as child of the deceased author of
translation. R 25802. 193
by A. d’Ambrosio, op. 4, ed. and
fingered for violin and pf. © Otto
K. Schill, as author of ed. and fin-
gering. R 25599. 194
—— op. 5, no. 2; pf. © A. Reitlinger,
as author. R 25609. 195
Serenata arabe; pf. © Francesco
Paolo Frontini, as author. R 25549.
196
Service; song, w Thomas W. Freckel-
ton. © Lorin Webster, as author of
Mma aR 25518) 197
Shifting the position and preparatory
scale-studies for the violin; by O.
Sev¢cik, op. 8, ed. © Philipp Mittell,
as author of ed. R 25581. 198
Sing, O sing this blessed morn; Christ-
mas hymn-anthem, W. W. Gilchrist ;
for school and choir, with sop. solo
and organ acc. © Anna R. Gil-
christ, as child of the deceased auth-
or of m. R 25572. 199
Sioux Sue; song, m Leo Edwards.
© Vincent Bryan, as author of w.
R 25694. 200
Sitting Bull; song, m Charles Zim-
merman. © Vincent Bryan, as
author of w. R 25696. 201
Sky-meadows (The); low voice. ©
Mary Turner Salter, as author. R
25586. 202
Séchting (Emil) Drei leichte quar-
tette ftir 3 violinen und violoncell;
op. 54. no. 1, G dur.—no. 2, C dur.—
no. 3, G dur. © Emil Séchting, as
author. R 25749-25751. 203-205
Soul (The) triumphant; sacred can-
tata, w Anne P. L. Field; soli, cho.
and organ. Voc sc. © Harry Rowe
Shelley, as author of m. R 25565.
206
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Sounds from the Orient; march two-
step; pf. © Harry J. Lincoln, as
author. R 25522. 207
Spanischer tanz (Spanish dance); by
F. Rehfeld, op. 47, no. 5, ed. and
fingered for violin; pf. ace. © Otto
K. Schill, aS author of ed. and fin-
gering. R 25561. 208
Spring; cho., or trio, w Thomas Nash,
m Luigi Denza; women’s voices. ©
Leila Denza, as widow. R 25577.
209
Springinsfeld; v. Nicolai von Wilm,
op. 215, no. 5; clavierstuck. ©
Marie Stieda, as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 25544.
210)
Star (The) of Bethlehem; Christmas
cantata, w selected and approved
Rodney Rush Swope; soli, cho. and
organ. Voc. sc. © F. Flaxington
Harker, as author of m. R 25567.
Palla b
Steadfast and true; song, m Mrs.
James A. Sutherland. © Ira B.
Wilson, as author of w. R 25515.
212
Steaming (The) rill; by A. Arensky,
op. 57, no. 3, English tr. Henry G.
Chapman; mixed voices, a cappella;
with cello obbl. © Henry Grafton
Chapman, as child of the deceased
author of translation. R 25803. 213
Student (A) king; from The student
king, w Fred C. Ranken and Stanis-
laus Stange, m Reginald De Koven.
© Anna De Koven, as widow. R
Das @ Poe 214
Suite fiir 4 violinen; op. 58. © Emil
Sochting, as author. R 25741. 215
Sun of my soul; hymn-anthem, w John
Keble; mixed voices, with ten. or
Sop. solo. © Sumner Salter, as
author of m. R 25575. 216
Sutherland; w Charles Wesley, m
Emma L. Ashford. © Henry S.
Ashford, as child of the deceased
author. R 25290. 217
Swan (The); high voice; in D. ©
Mary Turner Salter, as author. R
25593. 218
Sweet and low; w Tennyson, m John
Hyatt Brewer; 4-pt. women’s cho.
© Cornelia Brewer, as widow. R
25589. 219
Tale of a monkey; song, m Leo Ed-
wards. © Vincent Bryan, as author
of w. R 25693. 220
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Tentation; valse, sur les motifs de
lVopérette Correspondance, Rodolphe
Berger. 1. Pf—2. Orch., avec pf.
conducteur. © MHonorine Isopy, as
executor of the author. R 25840,
25846. pA phy’ 4 0
Theodore; w Benjamin Copeland, m
Peter C. Lutkin. © Lelah C. Lut-
kin, as widow of the author of m.
R 25772. 223
Till I wake; w Laurence Hope; med.
voice. © Bruno Huhn, as author of
m. R 25560. 224
Tit for tat; duet, from The student
king, w Fred C. Ranken and Stanis-
laus Stange, m Reginald De Koven.
© Anna De Koyen, as widow. R
25726. 225
Toast (A); w Ernest Whitney; high
voice; in D flat. © Mary Turner
Salter, as author of m. R 25585.
226
Traveling; song, w James FEF. Devins.
© George Botsford, as author of m.
R 25528. 227
Tri-state; march two step; pf. ©
Harry J. Lincoln, as author. R
25816. 228
Troopers tribunal; march; band. ©
Henry Fillmore, as_ author. R
25538. 229
Trouble d’amour; valse lente, Maurice
Depret, orch. Léo Pouget; avec pf.
conducteur. © Siréne Rachel Céles-
tine Pestre, as widow of the author
of arrangement. R 25851. 230
Tiurkischer marsch; sexten-etude,
Bernhard Wolff, op. 250; pf.
Elisabeth Wolff, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 25748. 231
’Twixt sunlight and shadow; waltzes;
pf. © Dox Cruger, as author. R
pas fA 232
Two hearts; w Adelaide Procter, m
John W. Bischoff. 1. Sop. or ten.—
2. Alto or bar. © Elsie Bischoff
Moore, as Widow of the author of m.
R 25902, 25905. 233, 234
Ungarischer tanz; op. 108; pf. ©
Georg Eggeling, aS author. R 25742.
235
Upon the trolley line; song, m Leo
Edwards. © Vincent Bryan, as
author of w. R 25695. 236
Valse brillante; op. 100; pf. © Georg
Eggeling, as author. R 25738.
237
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no. 6, 1933
Valse tendre: de Théodore Lack, op.
238, arr.; orch. ptes. © Auguste
Bose, as author of arr. R 25606.
238
Waldeinsamkeit ; melodie, op. 106; pf.
© Georg Eggeling, as author. R
25740. 239
Waltz me around again, Willie; w
Will D. Cobb, m Ren Shields. ©
Grace Shields, aS widow. R 25531.
240
Was there ever a friend so true; song,
w Harriet Fithian. © Ira B. Wil-
son, as author of m. R 25513.
241
Wearing of the green; fantasy with
variations, W. F. Ambroslo, op. 30,
no. 6; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, as author. R 25730. 242
What a Saviour; w Charlotte G.
Homer, m Charles H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 25790.
What’s the use of dreaming; song. ©
Joseph EH. Howard, as author. R
25733. 244
What’s the use of knockin’; song, m
Gus Edwards. © Vincent Bryan,
as author of w. R 25701. 245
256
When the Comforter came; w and m
Charles H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 25791. 246
Who is like unto Thee, O Lord; by
Abram W. Lansing; mixed voices.
© Jennie A. L. Lansing, as execu-
trix of the author. R 25869. 247
Wine, woman and song; trio, from
The student king, w Fred C. Ranken
and Stanislaus Stange, m Reginald
De Koven. © Anna De Koven, as
widow. R 25723. 248
Wolff (Bernhard) 4 pianoforte etu-
den; ftir die linke hand allein, op.
257, no. 1-4. © Elisabeth Wolff, as
child of the deceased author. R
25743-25746. 249-252
Wonderful (The) blood; sacred song.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, as author. R
25091. Zoe
You’re a grand old Flag. © George
M. Cohan, as author. R 25868.
254
w James O'Dea, m
© Anna Caldwell
O’Dea, aS author and widow. R
25533. 255
Young (The) lady of Lucca; w Ed-
ward Lear, set to m, op. 42. ©
Margaret Ruthven Lang, as author
OH nd, wy AS T/T 256
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Anna Caldwell.
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Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 2:
Rumania, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi-—vii of no. 7:
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, Wolo (1924), pages vil-vili of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4,
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Noricy.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or music, no
Statement of authorship is given.
A cappella (The) chorus; compiled,
arr. and ed. Max T. Krone and
Griffith J. Jones; 4 and more mixed
voices. v. 6. © July 6, 1933; E
pub. 37116; M. Witmark & sons.
13766
A Paris, dans chaque faubourg; valse,
de 14 Juillet, paroles René Clair, m
Maurice Jaubert. © May 1, 1933;
E for. 30616; Editions Max Eschig.
13767
A toutes les sauces; one-step, paroles
Max Eddy et Ch. L. Pothier, m Jane
Bos; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30879; Editions
Salabert. 13768
Absent-minded Flo; w Sidney Clare
and Charles Tobias, melody J. Fred
Coots. ©1c. July 22, 1933; E unp.
74008; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 13769
Abteilung marsch; vaterlindischer
marsch, text W. Webels u. Paul
Preil, m Paul Preil, op. 380; pf. ©
June 13, 19383; E for. 30978; Willi
Webels. 13770
Accordéoniste (L’) virtuose; 6 danses
de Aug. Persiani. 4° recueil Sala-
bert. © June 1, 1933; E for. 30827;
Editions Salabert. 13771
Acro dolee; versi A. Manuppelli, mu-
Sica e arr. E. Morra. © 1c. July
12, 1933; E unp. 73668; Antonio
Manuppelli and Egidio Morra.
13772
(@Aw ey Alveay
73867; Cecil A.
Acting; w and melody.
iS 1950 3 hy unp.
Cobham. 13773
Adair (Yvonne) Three stories to
music; pf. Winthrop Rogers ed.
© July 4, 1933; E for. 30919;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
13774
Adieu V’amour; poem Alma Halff, mu-
sical setting Roberta Smith; violin,
cello and pf. © 1c July 3, 1933;
D 28473; Roberta G. Smith. 13774*
Adoracion; pf. con letra. ©1e. July
21, 1933; E unp. 78996; Eduardo
Bianco. 13775
Advance! Not retreat! prohibition
song, w Mrs. L. B. Mayo, m Haldor
Lillenas. © July 1, 1933; E pub.
37027; Lillenas pub. co. [Copyright
is claimed On poem and musical
adaptation of melody and harmony]
13776
After all; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢. June
27, 19338; E unp. 73581; Bernie Far-
nell. 13777
Agapo mia pantremeni; melody A.
Sakellariou. © 1c. July 14, 1933;
E unp. 74180; Southern music pub.
co., inc. 13778
Age (The) of progress; march, Edwin
Franko Goldman; band pts. © July
5, 193838; E pub. 37012; G. Schirmer,
ine. 13779
Agonia; letra y m Gonzalo Curiel. ©
Feb. 1, 1933; E for. 30956; A. Wag-
ner y Levien sucs., S. en ¢. 13780
Ah, but is it love; from Moonlight and
pretzels, w E. Y. Harburg, m Jay
Gorney; with ukulele arr. © July
14, 1933; E pub. 37153; Harms, ine.
13781
Ah! Les gammes; slow-fox, de Une
idée¢ folle, paroles René Pujol et Ch.
L. Pothier, m Oberfeld; avec accord
de l’ukulele. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30853 ; Editions Salabert. 13782
Ah, love let us love to-night; Song, op.
82, w A. J. Welch. © 1c. July 14,
1933; E unp. 73703; Alfred Arriola.
13783
Ah! qu’c’est bon; 6/8 one-step, de Le
chasseur de chez Maxim’s, paroles
André Hornez, m René Sylviano;
avec accord de Vukulele. © June
1, 1983; E for. 30834; Editions Sala-
bert. 13784
Ain’t that marvelous, my baby loves
me; w and m Ben Bernie, Al Goer-
ing and Walter Hirsch; with ukulele
arr. © June 30, 1933; E pub. 37034;
Famous music corp. 13785
| ae
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13786
Air de ballet; violin and pf. © July
24, 1933; E pub. 37224; F. 8S. Con-
verse. 13786
Akron (The) march; solo B flat
cornet. © 1c. July 20, 1933; E unp.
73942; James Vincent Russo. 13787
Al lupo; 1. fantasia, Giuseppe Mulé,
rid. Illuminato Culotta; piccola
areh. pti. © July 1s. 1933" N tor:
30965 ; G. Ricordi & co. 13788
larm. bell incidental; by Hugo Fried-
hofer, arr. E. Gerstenberger; pf.-
conductor. ©l1c. July 29, 1933; E
unp. 743866; Movietone music corp.
13789
Album fiir klavier; in der chromat-
ischen notenschrift. © Mar. 12,
1933; E for. 30557; Otto Marcus.
13790
All about you; w and melody. ©1c.
July 22, 19838; E unp. 74025; Ruth
Prosser. 13791
All day long like a song; w and mel-
oays (Cr 17°c> July. 5, 19357 ump,
73388 ; Lucille Pierce Ferguson.
13792
All hail the power of Jesus’ name;
hymn, w HK. Perronet, m arr. L. V.
Jones. © June 1, 1933; E pub.
36989; Joseph Lawrence Luntsford.
13793
All I think about is you; w C. Morris,
m O. S. Wharton, arr. Burrell Van
Buren. © June 30, 1933; E pub.
36980; Oliver Spencer Wharton and
Clarence Morris. 13794
All thru the night; w and m Michael
Gollatz; with ukulele arr. © June
26, 1988; E pub. 37109; Michael
Gollatz music ¢o., publishers.
13795
All we seem to do is disagree; w and
melody. ©-1:c..July.18; 1988; EB
unp. 73686; A. Allan Schuander and
Ruth Schuander. 13796
Allegria di maschere; intermezzo,
Dante Cipollini; picecola orch. parti.
© June 27, 1933; E for. 30678; G.
Ricordi & co. 13797
Allegro de concert; alto et pf. © May
1, 19388; E for. 30620; Georges
Sporck. 13798
Allen’s lying blues; w and melody L.
Allen. ©1c. July 19, 1933; E unp.
74164; Southern music pub. ¢o., inc.
13799
_ pt. I, n.s., v. 28:
Alpine memories; fantasia on Swiss
melodies, adapted and arr. Aubrey
Winter; orch. pts. Concert ed. ©.
June 20, 1933: E for. 30662; Hawkes
& son (London) ltd. 13800"
Alpine serenade; by Murray L. Linday,,.
harmonized and arr.; violin. ©1 ¢.
July 5, 1933; E unp. 73346; L. Leslie-
Loth. 13801
Alte tanz-suite; nach Tremais, instru--
mentiert und bearb. Max WHttinger,.
op. 42; orch. Partitur. © May 5y,.
1933; E for. 309380; F. E. C. Leuck-
art. 13802’
Alten (Die) tannen, sie flitistern im
wind; deutsches tanzlied, w Her-
mann Frey, m Walter Kollo. ©:
June 138, 1933; E for. 30974; Edition:
To-Ma. 13803
Always a fool; w and melody. ©1c..
July 8, 1933; E unp. 738493; John
Hawkes Wilson. 13804:
Always dreaming of you; w S. Levine,.
with melody. © 1c. June 23, 1933;
E unp. 73568; Samuel Levine and
Harrold Spencer. 13805.
Am liebsten sitz’ ich mit meinem:
midel im ruderboot; walzer, w C.
Amberg, m lLandschulz u. Theo
Schoppe. © May 20, 1933; E for.
30980; Drei masken musik; G: m.
b. H. 13806
Amanecer; cancién. © 1c. July 27,
1933; E unp. 74226; Anna Alfaro de:
Conte. 13807.
Amazon blues; from The warrior’s:
husbands, w Val Burton and Will
Jason, m Arthur Lange. © July 24,
1933 ; E pub. 37256; Movietone music
corp. 13808
American (The) girl; song, m Stan
Tucker. ©-1 ¢c. July 1223893250,
unp. 73656; Adele Long. 13809:
America’s pride; w and melody. ©.
1 e@ July 19, 19383; E unp. 73904;
Henry Franklin Ledbetter.. 13810:
Amour (L’) qui peut mourir; fox-trot,
dans Pauline, paroles Mare-Cab, m:
Vincent Scotto; avee accord de l’uku-
lele. © June 1, 19383; E for. 30841;
Editions Salabert. 13811
And there you are again; w and mel-
ody Joe Young, Johnny Burke and
Harold Spina. ©1c. July 26, 1933;
EK ounp. 74151; Irving Berlin, ine.
13812:
084
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no..7, 1983
-Angel; waltz, w and m Lew Mel, arr.
Basil V. Alt; with ukulele arr. ©
July 12, 1933; E pub. 37140; EH. M.
Waltz music co. 13813
-Anno dazumal war’s nicht anders;
foxtrot, w C. Amberg, m Nico Dos-
tal. © May 17, 1933; E for. 30551 ;
-Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b. H.
13814
-Another language; w and melody Ab-
ner Silver and Nick Kenny. © 1.
July 18, 1983; E unp. 73855; Irving
Berlin, inc. 13815
Another mother song; w and m Hugo
Friedhofer. © 1 c. July 26, 1933;
EH ounp. 74189; Movietone music
corp. 13816
-Antonio; continental 6/8 vocal quick-
step, Ww Robert Hargreaves and Stan-
ley J. Damerell, m Tolchard Evans;
with ukulele arr. © June 9, 19383;
HD for. 30644; Cecil Lennox, ltd.
13817
Any place is paradise, as long as you
are there; from Disgraced, w Sam
Ceslow, m Stephan Pasternacki;
with ukulele arr. © July 21, 1933;
EH pub. 37248; Famous music corp.
13818
Anzac; march, melody. © 1«¢ July
17, 1983; E unp. 73828; John Ber-
nard Sontag. 13819
-Appassionato; de Marcel Mirouze;
violoncelle et pf. © May 1, 1933;
E for. 30573; Alphonse Leduc et
cie. 13820
Appel (L’) du sex-appeal; 6/8 one-
step, de Pauline, paroles Mare Cab,
m Vincent Scotto; avec accord de
Vukulele. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30840; Editions Salabert. 13821
-Apple blossom time; Song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
July 31, 19383; E unp. 74413; Olive
M. Jordan. 13822
Apple (An) song; pf. with w. ©1«.
July 10, 1933; E unp. 73540; Theo-
dore Ceraolo. 13823
Are you beautiful; w and melody. ©
1 e. July 10, 1983; E unp: 73507;
Irving A. Beirach. 13824
Are you lonesome to-night; m Burrell
Van Buren; pf. with w. © 1.
July 19, 1983; EK unp. 73915; Myrtle
Byrd. 13825
Are you makin’ any money; from
Moonlight and pretzels, w and m
Herman Hupfeld; with ukulele arr.
13840
© July 14, 1933; E pub. 37154;
Harms, inc. 13826
Are you wearing the same old smile;
song, w Richard Rogers. © 1 «
July 17, 1933; E unp. 73795; Mary
Elvira Lytle. 13827
Aren’t you the sweetest thing; w and
melody. © 1. July 12, 1933; E
unp. 73660; Catherine Gill Ramsey.
13828
Arizona; song. ©1c. July 21, 1983;
Eounp. 73988; John Henry Trow-
bridge. 13829
As torrents in Summer; w H. W. Long-
fellow, m Edward Higar, arr. J. A.
Parks; male quartet or cho. ©
July ‘28, 1988; EH pub. 3872973 Jd: A.
Parks co. 13830
As-tu déclaré tes revenus; one-step,
paroles Ch. L. Pothier, m Jean Le-
noir; avee accord de l’ukulele. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30862; KEdi-
tions Salabert. 13831
Ashworth-Hope (H.) Caprice; inter-
mezzo; pf. © June 21, 1933; E for.
30757; Paterson’s publications, ltd.
13832
Ask the old cypress; melody. © 1 «e.
July 15, 1933; E unp. 73827; Ralph
Whelan Mitchell Keating. 138383
At a conservatory; by Arthur Lange;
pf. conductor. ©1e. July 26, 1933;
E unp. 74188; Movietone music corp.
13834
At rainbow’s end; song. © 1c. July
7, 19838; E unp. 73460; Jean LaHue
Brown. 13835
At the Atlantic City pageant show;
w and melody Joe Saunders. ©1e.
July 26, 1983; E unp. 74160; Har-
mony music pub. co. 13836
At worship; pf. with w. ©1e. July
10, 1983; E unp. 73533; Beatrice
Evelyn Thompson. 13837
Au cabaret des oiseaux; mélodie fox,
du film Chouchou poids plume, André
Demurger; pf. © June 1, 1983; H
for. 30872; Editions Salabert.
13838
Auto incidental; by R. H. Bassett; pf.
conductor. © 1c. July 26, 1933;
EK unp. 74183 ; Movietone music corp.
13839
Ave Maria; mixed voices; pf. or organ
ace. ©1c. June 30, 1933; E unp.
73284; J. Riha. 13840
085
yan
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13841
Aw honey, give me a break; song. ©
ie cs July 1, -1933; °° H. unp.. 73452);
Mary Longley. 13841
Awareness; pf. with w. © 1c July
10, 1988; E unp. 78584; Beatrice
Evelyn Thompson. 13842
Baby let’s harmonize; fox trot song.
©1c. July 15, 19383; E unp. 74249;
Jack Chambers. 13843
Baby stars; w Lorenz Hart, m Rich-
ard Rodgers. © 1c. July 17, 1933;
E unp. 73811; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 13844
Baby what I got is yours; song, mel-
ody Alfred George Cromar. © 1 ¢.
July 22, 1933; E unp. 74009; Janette
V. Seully. 13845
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Five pieces
for brass choir; arr. Philip Gordon;
brass quintet with timpani and
snare drum ad lib. Sc. and pts. ©
july 49, 193355) . pubs 37193: 5M.
Witmark & sons. 13846
——The liturgical year; 45 organ
chorals, ed. Albert Riemenschnei-
der" (©. june 23.2 19sa." Bau:
86984; Oliver Ditson co., ine.
13847
Now let heaven and earth adore
Thee; from cantata, Sleepers, wake,
based on choral by Philipp Nicolai,
English version and new arr. Ar-
thur Westbrook; mixed voices. ©
June 16, 1983; E pub. 36955; B. F.
Wood music co. 13848
Prelude and Toccata; transcribed
George William Volkel; _ string
orch. ,Sc. and pts. © Jume29,
1933; E pub. 86972; M. Witmark
& sons. 13849
6 franzdsische suiten; revid. Os-
win Keller; pf. © June 5, 1933;
EK for. 30704; A. Cranz. 13850
Back home; song. © 1c. July 17,
1933; E unp. 73800; Irene Thomp-
son. 13851
Back on the old Green River; w and
melody. ©,1-c. July ‘6, '1933;; E
unp. 73407; Walter Smith. 13852
Back to my mammy’s arms; song. ©
1c. July 26, 1933; E unp. 74161;
Frank Patrick Rodrigues. 13853
Back to your cottage home I will re-
turn to you; waltz song, melody
pt. D1, nasiwo2e
Badineries; par Marius Francois
Gaillard; pf. © May 5, 1933; E
for. 30651; Editions Max Eschig.
13855
Badonviller-marsch; vy. Georg First.
1. Salon-orch. stimmen.—2. Klavier.
© June 25, 1933; E for. 30693,
30695; B. Schott’s sdhne.
13856, 13857
Ballade de Frére Panuce; poésie Ga-
briel Vicaire, m Yvonne Desportes.
© May 1, 1933; E for. 30591; Heu-
gel. 138858
Bananas, bananas, green ones hangin’
up, lo; w and melody. ©1e. July
7, 1983; E unp. 73446; Al Morris.
13859
Bandanna junior minstrel first-part;
show, bk. and lyrics Effa E. Pres-
ton, m Harold Wansborough; un-
changed boys’ voices. © July 10,
1933; D 28474; T. S. Denison & co.
13859*
Basque (A) peasant returning from
church; w Anna Bunston De Bary,
melody by a religious, setting Hen-
ry Cyphus. © July 7, 1933; HE for.
30923; Ada Rundall Greenaway.
13860
Bassett (R. H.) Nocturne; pf. con-
ductor. © 1c. July 26, 1933; E
unp. 74192; Movietone music corp.
13861
Be kind to your man; song. © July
11,: 1933 ; EY pub: 37242 RAS ee ee
quharson, 13862
Be up my dear with the sun rise;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. ©1c. June 24, 1933;
E unp. 73548; 8S. G. Flocker. 13863
Beau (Le) réve; valse, Jean Trémer ;
pf. © May 1, 1933; KH for saGoee.
Durand et Cie. 13864
Beautiful cherries; w and melody. ©
June 24, 1933; E pub. 37147; Charles
Edwin Thies. 13865
Beautiful girl; w Arthur Freed, m
Nacio Herb Brown, pf. arr. Wayne
Allen. ©1c. July 10, 1983; E unp.
73521; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
13866
Beautiful you; fox-trot song. ©1e.
June. 27, 1933; EH) unp, Wass;
Charles E. Thomas. 13867
Starret system club. © 1c. July | Beauty and tragedy; w and melody.
14, 1933; E unp. 73730; Sylvia ©1c. July 27, 1983; E unp. 74225;
Bond. 13854 Howard William Barwick. 138868
586
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
13895
Because; w and melody Florentino
HeeCastro,, ©; 1)c. July 18,1933;
E unp. 738884; Florentino Castro.
13869
Because I love you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
fives, 1935; unp. 73367; S. DB.
Hunter. » 13870
Because of you; song, m W. R.
Smith, © 1c. July 12, 1933; E
unp. 73669; Katharine Neal Smith
and Walter R. Smith. 13871
Because youre gone; by Oscar J.
Fox, vocal orch. pts. arr. Julius S.
Seredy; in F. © June 8, 1933; E
pub. 87078; Carl Fischer, inc.
13872
Because you rightfully are mine;
song, w Edward Lynch. © 1 e.
July 7, 19838; E unp. 73454; Ralph
DeRocco. 13873
Because you wouldn’t want me to;
w and m Kathryn Julyé. © 1.
July 24, 19838; E unp. 74063; Kath-
ryn Julyé Myers. 13874
Bed-time ballads; 6 short pieces, w
Draycot Montague Dell, m Hubert
Bath. © June 20, 1933; E for.
30901; John Joseph Hegarty.
13875
Bed-time heroes; pf. with w. © July
28, 1988; E pub. 87298; Gregory
Eflin Sawyer. 13876
Bedstefar’s vals; tekst: Arvid Miiller
and Tom Andy, m: Tom Andy; pf.
© June 13, 19832; E for. 30946;
Alfred Thorsings musikforlag.
1
Beer garden echoes; by Hugo Fried-
hofer; pf.-conductor. © 1 ¢. July
29, 1983; E unp. 74367; Movietone
music corp. 13878
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Minuet;
from Quartet, op. 48, arr. John EH.
West; organ. © July 11, 1933; E
pub. 387071; H. W. Gray co. 13879
—— Turkish march; from Ruins of
Athens, op. 1138, arr. for pf. duet,
with biographical sketch, fingering,
phrasing, pedaling, etc., Louis Vic-
tor Saar. © July 14, 1933; E pub.
37260; Art publication soc. 13880
——A woodland symphony; from
Fifth symphony, music arr. and text
by F. Wick; mixed voices. © July
24, 1983; E pub. 37267; Frederick
Wick. 13881
child’s first piano
book, w, m and text Moreton
Graves Abbott. © July 3, 1933; EH
pub. 871382; G. Schirmer, inc.
Beginner’s luck;
13882
Bei den Wiener Schrammeln; pot-
pourri, verbindender text Michael
Czizi, m arr. Fritz Rechtenwald;
stimmen ftir odeon orch. u. fiir sa-
lonorch. © June 5, 1933; E for.
30703; A. Cranz. 13883
Beim tanz der nationen; suite, Hein-
rich Mannfred, op. 148; orch. stim-
men, © Apr. 12, 1933; E for. 30751;
Heima-verlag. 13884
Believe it or not; w and melody. ©
Lies JUNG LZ) .1osac) HE aOnOe (olan
Paul Edward Cates. 13885
Believe me; w R. M. Holt, m C. Ed-
wards. ©1c. June 26, 1933; E unp.
73394; Ruth Mason Holt and Carl
Edwards. 13886
Beloved; w Nick Kenny, m Abner
Silver; with ukulele arr. © June
30, 1933; E pub. 37021; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 13887
Beneath the moon; w and melody. ©
1 c« July 28, 19383; E unp. 714282;
Jack Callaway. 13888
Beneath the spell of a yellow delta
moon; w and m Willard Robison;
with ukulele arr.; low key. © June
30, 1933; E pub. 37050; Miller music,
ine. 13889
Benedictus es, Domine; traditional w,
set to m Paul S. Callaway; mixed
voices; organ acec.; in G maj. ©
July 24, 1983; E pub. 37241; G.
Ricordi & co., inc. 13890
Bergére (La) et le monsieur; de Chan-
sons populaires des provinces de
France, harmonisée Edmond Lavag-
ne. © May 1, 1933; E for. 30578;
Heugel. 13891
Bermuda girl; w and melody. © 1.
July 7, 1983; E unp. 73427; Colin
H. T. Cosier. 13892
Beside that old lagoon; song. © 1 ©.
July 25, 1983; E unp. 74096; Amelie
Lane Gubbins. 13893
Besos; bolero, letra y m Luis Arcaraz.
© June 1, 1988; E for. 30952; A.
Wagner y Levien sucs., s. en ¢.
13894
Beyond the rainbow; song. © July 3,
1933; E pub. 87168; Carlos Cham-
bers. 13895
087
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13896
Bezauberndes friulein; 4 bildern mit
m nach einem alten lustspiel, neu
erzahit u. m Ralph Benatzky. Kla-
vierauszug mit text. © May 9,
1933; E for. 30556; Drei masken
musik. 13896
Bill Robinson stairs: w and melody.
©1c. July 19, 19383; E unp. 73920;
Maud Earl. 13897
Billy’s lament of hard times; song, m
Robert Brennen. © 1 c¢. July 18,
1933; E unp. 74360; Marie Hees.
13898
Bin nur ein armer wandersmann;
marsch u. wanderlied, w Bruno
Hardt-Warden, m Robert Stolz, op.
610. © May 29, 1933; E for. 30983 ;
Alrobi musikverlag, G.m.bd.H. 13899
Bird of love divine; intermezzo, Haydn
Wood, arr. W. J. Duthoit; military
band pts. © June 2, 1933; E for.
30935; Boosey & co., ltd. 13900
Bird songs at eventide; w Royden
Barrie, m Eric Coates, arr. William
Stickles; 4 female voices. © July
tf, 19833. HB pub. 371i: Chappell &
econ ltd: 13901
Bitter-sweet; song. © 1c. July 21,
1933; E unp. 73989; Edla Zost.
13902
Black magic; song. © 1c. July 17,
1933; E unp. 73826; Mary Almira
Clark. 13903
Brerete THE TeOaivywue (Blepete pods pe-
thainome); w and melody arr.
1 e@ July 24, 1933; E unp. 74060;
Antonios Sakellariou. 13904
Bless her little heart; fox-trot, w and
m Graham Squiers, Crompton Sharp
and B. C. Hilliam; with ukulele arr.
© May 20, 1933; E for. 30671; Vic-
toria music pub. co., ltd. 13905
Blue and moanin’ low; song. ©1e.
July 28, 1933; E unp. 74278; Patricia
Avery Anderson. 13906
Blue cloud; w Robert Hargreaves and
Stanley J. Damerell, m Montague
Ewing; with ukulele arr. © June 9,
1933; E for. 30645; Cecil Lennox,
ltd. 13907
Blue eagle; song. © 1 e. July 31,
1933; E unp. 74401; Jacob Melvin.
13908
Blue hours; w Roy Turk, melody
Wayne King. © 1c. July 1, 1933;
E unp. 73287; Leo Feist, inc. 13909
pt. UI, n. s., v.28
melody Wayne King and
Jerry Castillo. ©1ce. July 29, 1933 ;
E unp. 74840; Leo Feist, inc. 13910
Biue lagoon; song. © 1c. July 14,
1933; E unp. 73729; Louis Rivers
Worley. 13911
Blue (The) paradise; additional pts.
for 1st and 3d E flat alto and 2d B
flat ten. saxophones, by Tom Clark,
for selection by Edmund Eysler and
Sigmund Romberg, arr. Carl Kiefert.
© June 29, 1933; E pub. 36973;
G. Schirmer, inc. 13912
_ Blue river waltz; song, arr. K. Daniel.
© 1c. July 7, 1933; BH ounp: 73455;
Madge Tuttle Kessler. 13913
Bluer than blue; song, melody Joseph
Andrew Bonyai. © 1e July 11,
1933; E unp. 73631; Edward James
Lush. 13914
—— w and melody. © 1c. July 3,
1933; E unp. 73398; Mona Lee Ver-
non. 13915
Blues (The) in me; w and melody.
©1e. July 18, 1933; E unp. 73865;
Alice R. Williams. 13916
Blues trilogy; w and melody. ©1e.
July 1, 1933; E unp. 73300; Jean
Paurel. 138917
Blues, why do you keep haunting me;
song. ©1c. July 31, 1938; E unp.
74397; Leland Arthur Swanson.
13918
Blush (The), blush, blushing blues;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c July 24, 1933; H
unp. 74035; A. C. Pfifer. 13919
Bois (Le) touffu; paroles Camille
Francois, m Wal-Berg. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30829; Editions Sala-
bert. 13920
Bon voyage; lullaby, w Charles Arthur
Ranlet, melody S. Gutman. © 1 ¢.
July 1, 1933; E unp. 73309; Charles
A. Ranlet and Sidney Gutman.
13921
Bone come a-knittin’; negro folk-tune,
from coll. of Sally Hill Scaife, arr.
Jacques Wolfe; high voice. © July
8, 1933; E pub. 37219; Harold Flam-
mer, inc. 13922
Bonheur (Le); valse, de Pauline, pa-
roles Mare Cab, m Vincent Scotto;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30839; Editions Sala-
bert. 13923
088
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Bonheur capricieux; chanson d’aprés
des motifs de Johann Strauss, par
Julius Btirger, texte francais H.
Lauret, arr. Mischa Michaeloff; ptes.
pour odeon orch. et pour salon-orch.
© May 4, 1933; EH for. 80944; A.
Cranz. 13924
Bonnie Mary Broon; song, m Bill Fin-
ley. © July 5, 1933; E pub. 37051;
Geo. Bruce Cranston. 13925
Book of piano pieces for adult begin-
ners; compiled William M. Felton.
© June 20, 1983; E pub. 36853;
Theodore Presser co. 13926
Bottoms up; traditional favorites,
modern popular tunes, ete., ed. Clif-
ford Leach; with chords for guit.,
tenor-banjo and ukulele. © July 10,
1933; AA 125386; Paull-pioneer mu-
sie corp. 13927
Bower of roses; m Burrell Van Buren;
ieee th ceo baly 19) 1933); By unp:
73917; Fannie Motley Oliver.
13928
Brahms (Johannes); thematisches
verzeichnis seiner werke, erginzung
zu Johannes Brahms, Weg, werk und
welt, Alfred von Ehrmann. © Apr.
26, 1933; A—Foreign 21264; Breit-
kopf & Hartel. 13929
Bread and gravy; song. © 1. July
29, 1933; E unp. 74355; John Mur-
ray. 13930
Brennendes geheimnis; zwei schlager,
aus dem tonfilm, text Max Kolpe, m
Allan Gray, klav. arr. Walter Bor-
chert. © Feb. 10, 1933; E for.
30742; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
b. H. 13931
Brief moment; w and melody. ©1e.
July 22, 1983; E unp. 74017; Dwane
West and Jimmy Delaney. 13932
w Ann Ronell, melody A. Ronell
and Hilda Gottlieb. ©1«. July 22.
1983; E unp. 74000; Irving Berlin,
inc. 13933
Brighton sea-step; march or two-step,
Jan Hurst, arr. Adolf Lotter; orch.
pts. © July 11, 1933; E for. 30918;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd. 13934
Bring back my dear Rose to me; w
and melody Leroy Marsh. © 1 ec.
July 18, 1938; E unp. 738856; Roy
M. Johnson. 13935
Broadway brighten your stars; w and
melody. ©1ce. July 3, 1933; E unp.
73784; Noelia M. Bergeron. 189386
13950
Broadway moon; waltz song, arr. Alice
Caries Lonetellow., bev. © Ice
July 17, 1933; E unp. 73816; Earle
Taylor Rush. 13937
Broken-hearted; w J. J. Wills and
J. E. Andino, and melody. © 1 ¢.
Tiglva Sy eee eA. Todd 2c de. A
Andino. 13938
Broken-hearted (The) lover; w and
melody A. P. Carter. © 1c. July
19, 19383; E unp. 74170; Southern
music pub. co., inc. 13939
Broken rhapsody; pf. with w. © 1c.
July 1, 1933; E unp. 73296; Helen
Marie Harris. 13940
Broken (The) serenade; operetta, bk.
and lyrics J. Mendelsohn, jr., m
KF. KF. Hayden. tL ¢.. June * 23,
1933; D 28479; Joseph Mendelsohn,
jr. and F. Francis Hayden. 13940*
Bronx day jubilee; song, m Dwight S.
Mathis. © 1 ¢ June 27, 1933; HE
unp. 73604; James T. Williams.
13941
Brown Betty; by Gustav Klemm; pf.
©: dune® 28; 1938; )) pubs.°31059);
B. F. Wood music co. 13942
Brown cheering song; medley, com-
piled E. B. Hall, arr. R. B. Hisen-
berg; band pts. © Jan. 4, 1933; E
pub. 37039; Ellis B. Hall. 13943
Brugnoli (Attilio) Concerto; 2 pfs.
© Sune 27, 1933. BH tor. s0esr. Ge
Ricordi & co. 13944
Buckwheat cakes and coffee; w and
melody. © 1c. July 28, 1933; E
unp. 74288; Charles Walker and
Jimmy P. Delaney. 13945
Burn down the town; song. © 1 «.
July 25, 1933; EK unp. 74107; William
I. Holland. 13946
Burning; w Lorenz Hart, m Richard
Rodgers., .©),.1, c. July 10; 1933)
unp. 73530; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 13947
Oj; ee) lanky:
738438; Joseph
Bury my bones; song.
18, 29334) ):Ey ump.
James Whitfield. 13948
Buttercup; song. © 1 ¢. July 30,
1933; E unp. 73930; Ethel Craig.
13949
By the river dreaming of you; w and
melody: ©. 1°. July 20" 19383"
unp. 74217; John Dimitri. 13950
C’est bon; fox-trot, dans Simone est
comme @¢a, paroles Jean Boyer et
André Hornez, m Raoul Moretti;
089
ee .. ei
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13951
C’est bon—Continued.
avec accord de l’ukulele. © June
1, 19383; E for. 30854; Editions Sala-
bert. 13951
C’est nerveux; one-step, dans Le gar-
econ de chez Prunier, livret et cou-
plets André Barde et Michel Carré,
m Joseph Szule; avec accord de
Vukulele. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30824; Editions Salabert. 13952
Ca ne regarde pas papa; one-step, pa-
roles René Gaillard, m F. Warms.
© June 1, 1933; EH for. 80797; C.
Joubert et cie. 13953
California moon, how I long to see you
shine; w and melody. © 1c. July
29, 19388; E unp. 74834; Frank A.
Lang. 13954
Call me to your arms; w H. P. Keavin,
melody R. L. Salsman. ©1. July
b%, 9335 oh eunpsidBssk yh. Hag Pe.
Keavin and R. L. Salsman. 13955
Call of the spring; w Berta Reviére,
m Anthony F. Paganucci; dramatic
SOpS er, Teer, cin. Gx Oyrailved 2,
1933; E pub. 87098; Carl Fischer,
inc. 13956
Calling to you sweetheart; w and mel-
ody. :©.4 ec. July77, 1933; diaunp.
73434; Theodore Pepin. 13957
Calvaire (Le); du film Maurin des
Maures, paroles A. Hugon et Ch. L.
Pothier, m Jacques Janin. © June
1, 1933; E for. 30864; Editions Sala-
bert. 18958
Campfire reflections; Hungarian fan-
tasy, Jan Ricardo; violin; pf. ace.
© July 12, 1983; E pub. 37096; Carl
Fischer, inc. 13959
Campus in the clouds; musical satire,
pk ‘lyrics ‘and’ m.* © Wc. aly",
1933; D 28484; Charles Robert
Walsh. 13959*
Cancion de cuna; tango cancién. ©
1c. July 29, 1983; E unp. 74350;
Eduardo Bianco. 13960
Can’t we meet again; song, Bud Flana-
gan and Reg. Connelly, American
version Charles Tobias; with uku-
lele arr. May Singhi Breen. ©
June 27, 1933; E pub. 37227; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd. 13961
Can’t you remember; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
June 24, 1933; E unp. 73549; Wm, J.
Jenkins. 138962
Can’t you see; song. ©1c. July 19,
1933; E pub. 73926; Arthur Louis
Greiner. 139638
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Can’t you see I’m lonely; song, m
Stan Tucker. © May 31, 1933; E
pub. 37052; Jack C. Bullock. 13964
Canto notturno; intermezzoa Dante
Cipollini; piccola orch. porti. ©
June 27, 1933; E for. 30684; G. Ri-
cordi & co. 13965
Canto per ma mio; de Chansons popu-
laires des provinces de France, har-
_monisée Edmond Lavagne. © May
1, 19388; E for. 30586; Heugel.
13966
Canvas of blue; w and melody. ©1e.
July 15, 1933; E unp. 73771; William
Michael. 13967
Canzone al vento; intermezzo, Dante
Cipollini; piccola orch. parti. ©
June 27, 1933; E for. 30683; G. Ri-
cordi & co. 13968
Canzone degli sci; one-step, versi An-
gelo Ramiro Borella, m Mario Ma-
riotti [and] Questa non é che una
promessa; tango- serenata, Pete
Rizza: orch, Virgilio Ripa; piccola
orch,. parti. © Apr. 20, 1933; E for.
30547; A. & G. Carisch & ec. 13969
Cap and bells; dance intermezzo, Dent
Mowrey; pf. © May 29, 1933; HE
pub. 37085; Carl Fischer, ine. 13970
Capps chord finder; modern system of
popular jazz piano, Stanley M.
Capps. © July 10, 1933; AA 126000;
Capps & Capps school of modern
music, 13971
Captains all; march, A. A. Ellis, arr.
W. Barton; drum and fife band pts.
© June 24, 1933; E for. 30659;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 13972
Caress; tango, w and melody. ©1ce.
July 1, 19383; E unp. 73298; Lillian
Seckendorf Popper. 13973
Caresses d’une mére; by Joseph Stri-
mer; pf. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30785; Durand et cie. 13974
Caring; w and melody. ©1e. July 5,
1933; E unp. 73350; Fred Maisel.
13975
Carnera; canzone, m Rocco Cartolani.
© July 14, 1933; BH pub) sma;
Frank Donato. 138976
Caroline I’m coming home; fox-trot,
w Barnard Cromwell, melody C. M.
Harvell and Ruby Cunningham. ©
1 ¢. July 25, 1933; EH unp. 74100;
Cora Mae Harvell. ; 13977
590
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Casa Loma stomp; composed and arr.
H. Eugene Gifford, ed. Cornel Ta-
nassy, jr.; orch. pts. © July 10,
1933; E pub. 37103; Joe Davis, ine.
13978
Casella (Alfredo) Due ricercari sul
mome B.A. ©) H.: pf. © July ‘18,
1933 ; E for. 30967; G. Ricordi & co.
13979
Cast your sins away; w and melody
Cliff Nazarro. ©1c. July 20, 1933;
E unp. 73943; Joe Davis, inc. 13980
Castles in the dust; waltz song, mel-
ody Starret system club. © 1c. July
14, 1938; E unp. 73719; Mary Fet-
terly. 13981
*Cause I have no one to love; w and
melody. ©1ce. July 1, 1933; E unp.
73312; Bernard Chase. 13982
Central park; marche one-step, F. Gas-
card: jorch. wts., © May 1, 1933;
EH for. 30598; L. Grus et cie. 138983
Century (A) of progress in American
song; by Marx and Anne Oberndor-
fer, ed. Frederick A. Stock, and oth-
ers. © June 6, 1933; A 64056; Hall
& McCreary co. 13984
Chanson (La) d’amour; slow-fox, de
Dix-neuf ans, paroles Jean Bastia,
m Pascal Bastia. © May 1, 1933; E
for. 30609; C. Joubert & cie. 13985
Chanson de fou; poésie Emile Ver-
haeren, m Yvonne Desportes. ©
May 1, 1933; E for. 30592; Heugel.
13986
Chanson (La) de l’aveine; de Chan-
sons populaires des provinces de
France, harmonisée Edmond lLa-
vagne. © May 1, 1933; E for. 30582 ;
Heugel. 13987
Chanson de la mariée; de Chansons
populaires des provinces de France,
harmonisée Edmond Lavagne. ©
May 1, 1933; EH for. 30577; Heugel.
13988
Chanson de Marie Antoinette; by My-
ron Jacobson, vocal orch. pts. arr.
Julius S, Seredy; in C. © May 16,
1933; E pub. 37083; Carl Fischer,
ine. 13989
Chanson (La) des sables; extraite de
Tam-tam, paroles Julien Maigret, m
Henri Tomasi. © May 1, 1933; E
for. 30575; Henry Lemoine et cie.
13990
Chanson provencale; de Prenez garde
a la peinture, paroles Roger Bern-
stein, m G. van Parys. © June 1,
14006
1933; E for. 30848; Editions Sala-
bert. 13991
Chant de printemps; du film L’ange du
mal, paroles Charles Méré, m Serge
Weksler. © May 1, 1933; E for.
30593 ; Choudens. 13992
Chant to sleepy river moon; song, w
Robert H. -Roueche. © 1e. July
telson. Mir UNDP. atoole,;.. Marion
Proesel. 138993
Chappell concert folio; for band or or-
chestra, arr. Edgar Russell Carver.
1. Band pts.—2. Orch. pts. © July
5, 1933; E pub. 86996, 36997; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 13994, 18995
Charm of melancholy; w Samuel
Rogers; 3 equal voices. © July 14,
1933; E for. 30899; Margaret Crich-
ton. 13996
Charms of love; waltz, w A. Manup-
pelli, m and arr. E. Morra. © 1 «.
July 11, 1933; E unp. 73632; Antonio
Manuppelli and Egidio Morra.
13997
xacamxo (TO) Tov KaBBadra
(Chasapiko tou kabbadia); pf. ©
ib es July +31. 1933; EH unp. 74390;
Lucian Cavadias, 13998
Chasing butterflies; by Effie Levering;
Die © uly 13s 1935) BE pubis ne a
Shattinger piano & music co. 13999
Chaste (La) Suzanne; trombone solo,
Verroust, arr. Archibald Evans;
orch. pts. © June 27,. 1933; E for.
30658; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
14000
Chayem Itshe; song. © July 12, 1933;
E pub. 37281; Mendel Broomberg.
14001
Che cosa ci vuoi fare; fox-trot, versi
Fama e Marf, m Vittorio Masche-
roni; pf, © May 8, 1933; E for.
30542; A. & G. Carisch & ec. 14002
Checco walzer. © 1c. July 27, 1933;
EH ounp. 74215; Louis De Palma.
14003
Cheer up everybody; song. © 1 «.
June 27, 198383° HY unp. "3586:
Blanche Bissell Brodie. 14004
Cheerful; fox-trot song, w Barbara
Burk. © 1c. July 6, 1933; E unp.
73401; Walter Romanoff. 14005
Cherubini (Maria Luigi Carlo Zenobie
Salvatore) The water-carrier;
overture, arr. Aubrey Winter; orch.
pts. © July 4, 1933; E for. 30921;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 14006
O91
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14007
Chevauchée; du film Les trois mous-
quetaires, Jean Lenoir; pf. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30861; Edi-
tions Salabert. 14007
Chez moi; paroles Maurice Aubret,
m Maurice Yvain; avec accord de
Vukulele. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30832; Editions Salabert. 14008
Chi sara la maglia rosa; fox-one-
step, versi Pinki, m Vincenzo Borea.
ferePiecola Orch; pani, .arr; aL yar
gilio Ripa.—2. Pf. © May 8, 1933;
E for. 30549, 30550; Soc. an. La gaz-
zetta dello sport. 14009, 14010
Chicago; song, m Luther A. Clark.
©l1e. July 26, 1933; E unp. 74150;
Anna B. Isbell. 14011
w and melody. © 1. June 30,
1933; E unp. 73270; Rilla Hancock.
14012
Chicago by the sea; w H. McGovern,
mid. Ke Wright.1)' ©0418 cit July. 3,
1933; E unp. 73400; Jessie Kerr
Wright and Hugh McGovern.
14013
Chicago in nineteen thirty three; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr, © 1 © July: 5,) 19335 Ho unp.
73376; Nellie May Harrison.
14014
Chicago town; waltz, w and m Reed
Karol. ©1c. July 5, 1933; E unp.
73377; S. Smith Mitchell. 14015
Childhood memories; song, m Luther
Aemolanks (Gy. a @. July 40, oso
E unp. 73510; William John Weg-
larz. 14016
Child’s (A) grace [and] The charm;
unison songs, poems Robert Herrick,
m Maskell Hardy. © June 21, 1933;
E for. 30698; Bosworth & co., ltd.
14017
Chipe moi par le pal’ tot; valse mu-
sette, paroles Armand Foucher, m
Forterre; avec accord de lukulele.
© June 1, 1933; E for. 30866; Edi-
tions Salabert. 14018
Cheeur des travailleurs; de Joseph
Strimer; pf. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30790; Durand et cie. 14019
Chouchou poids plume; ouverture, du
film Chouchou poids plume, André
Demurger; pf. © June 1, 19338;
E for. 30871; Editions Salabert.
14020
Christ, my life; hymn, w Verna H.
Smith, (©, July 21, 1983° pub.
37292; Grace Helen Kettenburg.
14
021
Dt. Dy, ness wee
Christmas is coming; w and melody..
© 1c. June 30, 1933; E unp. 73963;
Dorothy Lehman Sumerau. 14022-
Chromatische (Die) notenschrift;
theoretische erliuterung, intro. See--
len, v. Felix Weingartner, op. 46,.
nr. 4, -©° Mar. 712)/1935 bee
30558 ; Otto Marcus. 14023.
Chummy no. 1; melody. ©1e. July
22; 1933; 1 . upp... 140245 aa
Whelan Mitchell Keating.
ads in 3 positions, Caroline H. Craw-
ford, op. 12; pf. ©’ June’ 28, 4932;
E pub. 37066; B. F. Wood music co.
14025.
City of ghosts; w and melody. ©1e.
July 17, 1933; E unp. 738380; Grace
Hannan. 14026°
City (The) of I will; w and m Sejo
M. Senorom. © June 22, 1933; E.
pub. 37114; P. N. M. & co. 14027
Clarisa my own; tango fantasia; vio--
lin and pf. © ‘1c. duly 1G Wes5,
E unp. 73809; Lina Rodrigue.
14028 -
Class. of ’°34; song. “©. 1 ¢ nies
1933; E unp. 74420; Norman Na-
than. 14029:
Cloches (Les) de Noél; de Jean.
Trémer; pf. © May 1, 1933; E for.
30626; Durand et cie. 14030:
Clochettes; by Joseph Strimer; pf. ©)
June 1, 1933; E for. 80782; Durand.
et cie. 14031
Cloister shadows; by H. Ashworth-.
Hope; pf. © June 16, 1933; E for.
30756; Paterson’s publications, ltd.
14032>
Cockadoodledo; song, m Dorothy Her--
bert. © 1c. July 31, 1933. ame
74359; Harry H. Barnhart, jr.
14033.
Cocktail time; fox-trot, w and melody..
© 1c. July 17, 1933; E unp. 73808 ;:
Paul Madison Kniskern. 140354
Cohn (Eugene) A song. ©1c. June
22, 1933; HE unp. 72968; Hugene-
Cohn. 14035.
Collegiate prom; by William Spielter ;
pf.-conductor. © 1c. July 29, 1933;
E unp. 74875 ; Movietone music corp.
14036:
Colorado moon; w Billy Hill, m Al.
Frazzini and Jack Levenson; with
ukulele arr. © July 20, 1933; EH
pub. 37223; Shapiro, Bernstein &-
co., ine. 14037-
092
14024 -
Chums (The) ; left hand study of tri--
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Columbine; song. © June 24, 1933;
E pub. 37165; R. J. Roberts.
14038
Come back Lottie; w and melody H.
Ashley and H. Treat. © 1c. July
19, 1988; E unp. 74166; Southern
music pub. co., inc. 14039
Come back to Kilkenny and me; w
and melody. © 1c. July 21, 1933;
EH unp. 73971; Christopher J. Kehoe.
14040
Come back to me; song, Spanish sere-
made} JC) July, 21,;) 1933); .B. pub.
37280; Raymond Babcock Eldred.
14041
Come back to old Kentucky; valse
song. © 1c. July 3, 1933; E unp.
73601; William J. Dowd. 14042
Come heavy-laden; hymn, w Anna
Hoppe. © 1 c. July’ 31, 1933; EB
unp. 74379; John F. Meyer. 14043
Come let’s get going, but we’ll have to
watch our step; w and m Betty
Dunn. ©1c. June 27, 1933; E unp.
73639; Elizabeth Dunn. 14044
Come, O Thou traveller unknown; w
Charles Wesley, m P. H. Sykes;
unison voices. © July 22, 1933;
E for. 30911; Banks & son. 14045
Come on you river come on; song. ©
1c July 11, 1983; E unp. 73636;
Howard D. Leese. 14046
Come to fair Chicago, to the great
Chicago fair; w Mrs. F. Wrubel, m
Clifford Martin Eddy, jr., arr. Felix
Testa. ©1c. July 12, 1933; E unp.
73665 ; Nellie Louese Wrubel.
14047
Come to me; w George Meredith, m
André Kostelanetz; high voice, in D
flat. © July 1, 1933; E pub. 37093;
Carl Fischer, ine. 14048
Coming; w and melody. ©1c. July
8, 1933; E unp. 73567; Walter Shad-
rach Holly Sorell. 14049
~ Communion service; by César Franck,
op. 12, arr. Walter Williams, ed. H.
Clough-Leighter; mixed cho.; organ
acc.; in A maj. © July 8, 1933; E
pub. 37252; EH. C. Schirmer music co.
14050
Comparsa (La); by Ernesto Lecuona,
arr. Grace Helen Nash; 2 pfs. 4
nands, © Duly .5, 1933; EB pub.
36992; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 14051
6514—33——_2
14066
Corelli; pf. with w. ©1e. July 12,
1933; E unp. 73663; Carl E. Lundin.
14052
Could it be possible; song. © 1 «.
July 6, 1933; E unp. 73416; Morris
Candiotti. 14053
Crash of the Akron; song. © 1 «.
July 24, 1933; E unp. 74052; Frances
Sims. 14054
Crazy zoo; fox-trot song, w C. Ber-
man; with ukulele arr. © June 6,
1933; E for. 30647; Chas. Berman
and Henry Moss. 14055
Cream puffs on parade; by Gustav
Klemm; pf. © June 28, 1933; E
pub. 37061; B. F. Wood music co.
14056
Creepynsesits: wb tea) Ok .e. aul vane ie
1933; E unp. 74230; LeRoy Clinton
Dengate. 14057
Crepusculo; tango; pf. ©1c. July 29,
1933 ; E unp. 74351; Eduardo B‘anco.
14058
Crucifixus; die sieben worte des
Erlosers, v. Herrmann Simon; 4
stimmigen gem. chor, sop. u. bar.
soli, orgel u. kammerorch. o. orgel
allein. Partitur. © Jan. 31, 1932;
E for. 30942; Ries & Erler, G. m. b.
Hi 14059
—w from Credo, m Antonio Lotti,
ed. and acc. arr. Henry Clough-
Leighter; 8-pt. mixed cho. © July
1, 1938; E pub. 37148; EH. C. Schir-
mer MusSi€ Go. 14060
Crying for love; song. ©1c. July 14,
1933; E unp. 73780; Matilda Curtiss.
14061
Cuddle in my arms; song. © 1 «@
July 12, 1933; E unp. 738661; Charles
Andrew Hostetler, jr. 14062
Curfew (The); w Thomas Gray, and
melody. © 1 ¢ June 23, 193838; H
unp. 73012; Howard William Bar-
wick. 14063
Dainty little maiden; song. © 1 ¢.
July 19, 1933; E unp. 73893; Mary
Wright Bain. 14064
Dance darling dance; w J. Chein,
melody George W. Caturani and
Carl Wengart. ©1c. July 21, 1933;
BE unp. 73987 ; Julian Nicholas Chein.
14065
Dance of the tsadikim; pf. © 1 «¢.
July 7, 1933; E unp. 73468; Joseph
Achron. 14066
093
2 “s
Pc
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14067
Dancing; pf. arr. Bernard Kelly. ©
Pe daly 5, 19380. Hi np. toseo ;
Collins B. Needham. 14067
Dancing at the Century of progress;
with ukulele arr. © July 7, 1933;
E pub. 37128; Ray Soldwell. 14068
Dancing in dreamland; fox-trot song.
© 1 ¢« July 3, 1933; EH unp: 73596;
Merle Terrill. 14069
Dancing lady; w and melody. ©1«.
July 27, 19838; E unp. 74219; Jack
C. Miller. 14070
Danger cry; by Edward Kilenyi and
William Spielter; pf. conductor. ©
ive duly, 28) 1933: HWeunp:. (4314 :
Movietone music corp. 14071
Dangerously yours; love theme from
the photoplay, L. E. De Francesco;
pf. © July 24, 1933; E pub. 37255;
Movietone music corp. 14072
Danse des marionnettes; marche, de
Jean Trémer; pf. © May 1, 1933;
E for. 30625; Durand et cie. 14073
Danza primaverile; intermezzo, Dante
Cipollini; piccola orch. parti. ©
une 2. 935° 2) Tor, “s0uoL +. G.
Ricordi & co. 14074
Dark eyes; Russian Gipsy song, arr.
Jean Armand; pf. © July 7, 1933;
E for. 30765; Frederick Harris co.
14075
Das ist der dank fiir meine liebe;
tango, text Fritz Rotter, m Paul
Mann u. Fritz Rotter. © May 380,
1933; E for. 30724; Wiener oper-
ettenverlag, G m. b. H., Dacapo
verlag. 14076
arr. Alexander
Steinbrecher; salon, jazz, orch.
stimmen. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30717 ; Wiener operettenverlag G. m.
b. H., Dacapo verlag. 14077
Davis (Ferdinand Hermann)
Scherzo; pf.; en ré maj. © 1.
June 7, 1933; E unp. 73754; Ferdi-
nand Hermann Davis. 14078
SH
Dawn; song, w George Ward; pf. ©
te July 40, 1983) EP unp. to000%
Douglas Hugh Freeman. 14079
Dawn of tomorrow to me; w HE. F.
Olin and Frank Knoll, and melody.
©1c. July 14, 1983; E unp. 73737;
Earle F. Olin. 14080
Day (A) dream; by R. Hammond; pf.
© Feb. 25, 1933; E for. 30759;
Rhoda Hermina Venter. 14081
~
v
94
Dt. Hi ne Sew
Day dreams; song, melody Edna May
Mitchell. © 1c July 8, 1933; HB
unp. 73482; Lacy Rich Maynor.
14082
De bon matin; chant seul, de Dix-
neuf ans, paroles Jean Bastia, m
Pascal Bastia. © June 1, 1933; E
for. 830801; C. Joubert et die. 14083
Dear love it’s you; song, pf. arr.
Larry’ Cramer.” ©Wi coal 49,
1933; E unp. 73894; Mary Wright
Bain. 14084
Dearest ever heard; w and melody
Louise Dawson. © 1c. July 18,
1933; E unp. 73862; Emma L. Bam-
ford. 14085
Dearie ; fox trot song. ©1e. July 19,
1933; E unp. 74263; Adalene Fur-
nish. 14086
Debbil gimme a break; pf. with w. ©
Loc. July, 17, 19383;) Hote eos;
Donald Gordon Reid. 14087
Deep down in dark town; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. July 5, 1933; E unp.
74087; Emerson Scott, McClure
Morris and Karlton Wade. 14088
Deep in the night; w Sara Teasdale, m
Iris Brussels; high voice, in F sharp
min. © Aug. 1, 1933; E pub. 37283;
American music Co. 14089
Deep-lovin’ gal; w Lisa Castle, m
Harold Lewis. ©1c. July 25, 1933;
E unp. 74187; Helen Hannah Wil-
bur. 14090
Deep within my heart of hearts; song,
pf. arr. Jack Mahoney. © Ju_y 7,
1933; E pub. 37102; B. Stanley
Perry. 14091
De Francesco (—) Dance; ballet fan-
tastique, De Franceseo and P. Bru-
nelli, arr. H. W. Friedhofer and P.
Brunelli; nf. conductor. ©1ce. July
26, 1983; E unp. 74197; Movietone
music corp. 14092
Deiro’s (Guido) royal method for
piano accordion; arr. Guido Deiro.
v. 2. © July 7, 1933) pubs armies
Nicomede music co. 14093
Delius (Frederick) Idyll; w adapted
from Walt Whitman, German tr.
Jelka Delius; sop. and bar. Pf. and
vocal sc. © July 18, 1933; EH for,
30961; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
14094
Delta bound; w and melody Alex Hill.
© 1c. July 17, 19383; BE unp. 7a838sae
Joe Davis, inc. 14095
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Deluge; by Edward Kilenyi and Wil-
liam Spielter; pf.-conductor. © 1 «¢.
July 29, 1933; E unp. 74369; Movie-
tone music corp. 14096
Demone; versi Greco e Atham, melodia
E. Tagliaferri. © Dec. 23, 1932; HE
for. 30726; European music publish-
ers protective assn., inc. 14097
Depression; w Mrs. Colemon_ Port-
wood, m Luther A. Clark. © July
21, 19383; E pub. 37245; Molissie
Portwood. 14098
Depression blues; song, m Ester Roach
and James Johnson. ©1e. July 7,
1933; E unp. 73547; Harriet Florez.
14099
Depression has gone away; w and m
Billy sLove....© 1 ¢..July.16,. 1933 ;
E unp. 73517; Wm. B. Love. 14100
Destin (Le); tango, dans le film
Hspérame, version francaise Della
Rosa, paroles argentines Mario
Batti-Stella et Le Pera, m Carlos
Gardel; avec accord de l’'ukulele. ©
Dec. 31, 1932; E for. 30776; Editions
Salabert. 14101
Destiny; song, w Louis Dodge; with
violin obbl. © 1c. July 24, 1933;
E unp. 74057; Marie Pryor. 14102
Det dir jag, som gar vigen uppfor
stegen; ur filmen Fridolf i lejon-
kulan, text Paddock, m Sten Axel-
Seamer prt.) ©), Webs, (d,.4 19384) for.
30770; Nils Georgs musikforlags,
a; 14103
Devant sa main nue; poéme Marcel
Raval, m Darius Milhaud; choeur
de femmes ou quatuor vocal. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30814; R. Deiss.
14104
Diamanto; melody A. Rossolymos. ©
1 ¢ July 14, 19388; E unp. 74176;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 14105
Dis-moi pourquoi; du film Melodia de
Arrabal, paroles francaises Della
Rosa, paroles eSpagnoles F. Teruel,
m José Sentis; avec accord de
Yukulele. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30825 ; Editions Salabert. 14106
Disappointed; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c¢.
July 24, 19838; E unp. 74034; Henry
C. Miller. 14107
Disaster; by William Spielter; pf.-
conductor. © 1c. July 29, 1933; E
unp. 74370; Movietone music corp.
14108
14123
Dishpan (The) blues; song, arr. Will
Livernash. ©1c. July 10, 1933; HE
unp. 73504; Loula Beams. 14109
Disiliusion; pf. with w. © 1 «. June
30, 19383; E unp. 73282; Edwin H.
Schultz. 14110
Disquieting news; by Edward Kilenyi
and William Spielter; pf. conductor.
© 1c. July 28, 1933; E unp. 74316
Movietone music corp. 14111
Divine caresse; valse caressante, A.
Bosc; orch. ptes. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30820; Auguste Bose. 14112
Dix-neuf ans; melodie de loperette,
paroles Jean Bastia, m Pascal Bas-
tia. © May 1, 1933; E for. 30607;
C. Joubert & cie. 14113
Do, do, daddling thing; w and melody
eming-Townsend. © 1 «¢. July 19,
1933; EH unp. 74173; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 14114
Do you remember; w Robert Wallace,
melody Russ Broms. © 1c. July 14,
1933; E unp. 73709; John Henry
Myers. 14115
Don’t ask me why; w and melody. ©
he July 18,1933; EE unph t3sss 5
Fay Gottlieb. 14116
Don’t be ashamed to walk beside your
mother; w Dick Sanford and Clarke
Van Ness, melody Ernie Burnett and
Tom Berwick.” © 1 ‘c. ‘July’ 14,
isa: Ke unp: “69s De “sylvar
Brown & Henderson, inc. 14117
Don’t blame me; w Dorothy Fields, m
Jimmy McHugh; with ukulele arr.
May Singhi Breen. © July 19, 1933;
E pub. 37214; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 14118
Don’t fear, Ill follow you around,
’till the light of love you’ve found in
the Lord; w and melody. © 1.
July 18, 1983; E unp. 738839; Edward
Sarché. 14119
Don’t let me down out of my high
place; w and melody. ©1e. July
18, 1933; E unp. 73848; Michael
Aloysius Ambrose. 14120
Don’t let’s forget to stay near; song.
©1e. July 21, 19383; E unp. 73999;
Frances D. Welch. 14121
Don’t say we’re through; song. ©1e.
July 26, 19383; EH unp. 74134; Lil-
burne EH. Davis. 14122
Don’t say you love me; song. ©1e.
July 26, 19838; E unp. 74142; Hazel
Hurd. 14123
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14124
Don’t take chances with love; w and
melody. ©1c. July 7, 1933; E unp.
73440; Arnold Pettyjohn. 14124
Don’t you tell me no, no; w I. L. Wil-
liamson, melody R. Gunst. © 1 «.
July 8, 19883; EZ unp. 73481; Isaae
L. Williamson and Rolf Gunst.
14125
Don’t you understand me; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. July 22, 1933; E ump.
74021; Marie Oxx. 14126
Dors, maman, dors; boston, texte
francais E. lLauret, m Mischa
Michaeloff. © June 15, 1933; E for.
30904; A. Cranz. 14127
Doubtful (The) lover; wand m Denis
@apes; in F. © duly 4951933)
for. 30916; Boosey & co., ltd. 14128
Down by the sea; w and m Arthur
A. Penn, arr. Wallingford Riegger ;
men’s three-part cho. © June 1,
1933; E pub. 36802; Harold Flam-
mer, inc. 14129
Down honeysuckle lane with you dear;
fox-trot song. © 1c. June 27, 1933;
E unp. 73573; Brooks Phillips
Chaney. 14130:
Down in de dumps; w and melody. ©
1 «@ July 21; 1933; BE unp. 73976;
Ilene Stark. 14131
Down in Tennessee; song. © 1 «@
July 14, 1983; E unp. 73789; Leslie
Kelton, II. 14132
Down South; American sketch, Wm.
H. Myddleton, arr. Grace Helen
Nash; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © July 5,
1933; E pub. 36991; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 14133
Down that old winding road with you;
song. ©1c. July 19, 1933;"E unp.
73899; Harry W. Campbell. 14134
Down the mountain thru the valley
to the sea; w Dick Sanford and
Clarke Van Ness, melody Ernie Bur-
nett and Tom Berwick. © 1 e.
July 14, 1933: E unp. 73699; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
14135
Down the old Camino real of life;
w and m Niel Alden. © 1c. July
28,. 19383; E unp. 74295; Arthur
Cornielius Agern. 14136
Dream doors; w Helen Taylor, m
Chater Robinson. © May 30, 1933;
E for. 30933; Cavendish music co.
14137
pt. 1b me swe
Dream girl mirage; w and melody. ©
1 e@ July 14, 19383; E unp. 738743;
Earle F. Olin. 14138
Dream girl of mine; song. © 1 «@
July 19, 1933; E unp. 73890; Henry
Ridgway Gay. 14139
Dream on; w Charles Tobias and Sid-
ney Clare, m Gerald Marks; with
ukulele arr. © July 7, 1983; EH
pub. 37038; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc. 14140
Dream (A) that must come true; w
and melody. © 1c. July 19, 1933;
E unp. 78910; Clarence W. Hen-
dricks. 14141
Dream (The) waltz; pf. ©1c. July
29, 19383; E unp. 74836; Robert Ed-
ward Blum. 14142
Dreaming days; w and m Harry A.
Truex. © June 24, 1933; E pub.
36988; Harry A. Truax. 14143
Dreaming dreams of Colorado’s sun-
light; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1. July 24,
1933; E unp. 74036; Barton G. Jack-
son. 14144
Dreaming of old Alaska; valse song.
© 1c. June 27, 1933; E unp. 73580;
Tex J. Smith. 14145.
Dreaming of the twilight on the Blue
Ridge; song, melody Eugene Platz
man. © 1c. May 5, 1933; E unp.
71067; Jeanne Donnell. 14146
Dreaming the clock around; w Eddie
de Lange and M. Harper, melody
Lee Crane and M. Harper. © 1 ¢.
July 8, 1933; E unp. 738479; Mar-
jorie Harper. 14147
Dreams; w and melody. © 1c. July
7, 1933; E unp. 73489; Stew E. Ster-
ling. 14148.
Dreamy Miami moon; song. © June
24, 1983; E pub. 37107; Arthur Mc-
Farlane. 14149
Drifting; song. ©1e. July 28, 1933;
E unp. 74279; Patricia Avery An-
derson. 14150
Drifting down the Shalimar; w and
m Billy Moll and James V. Monaco;
with ukulele arr. © June 2, 1933;
EK for. 30696; Shapire, Bernstein &
co., ine. 14151
Drink and let’s be gay; song. ©1 ¢.
July 29, 19383; E unp. 74356; John
Murray. 14152
Drivin’ rain; song. © 1 ec. July 26,
1933; E unp. 74120; Diane Inez V..
Grover. 14153.
596
no. 7, 1933
Dry (The) agent; song, m Stan Tuck-
er. © 1c. July 8, 1983; E unp.
73475; Sterling Brannen. 14154
Du bist die frau, die mir gehort;
tango, text Beda, m Desider Szen-
kar. © Feb. 28, 1933; E for. 30721;
Wiener operettenverlag G. m. b. H.,
Dacapo verlag. 14155
arr. Alexander
Steinbrecher; salon, jazz, orch. ©
Mar. 7, 1983; E for. 30720; Wiener
operettenverlag G. m. b. H., Dacapo
verlag. 14156
Du gefallst mir so; foxtrot, aus dem
film Skandal in der parkstrasse, text
Fritz Rotter, m W. Jurmann u. B.
Kaper, arr. Harald W. Kirchstein ;
orch. stimmen. © Mar. 30, 1932;
EH for. 30745; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
G. m. b. H. 14157
Hach day’s an anniversary; valse song.
©1ece. July 15, 1933; EB unp. 74240;
George Harold Baker. 14158
Haster (The) parade; w and melody
i) Gerlin. © 1. 'c., July 20) 19383 ;
HK unp. 73944; Irving Berlin, inc.
14159
Hasy goin’; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. June 24,
13a) H unp. 73550; Harriet °B.
Moore. 14160
Exo uid Kpven &pworera (Echo mia kruphe
arosteia); w and melody. © 1 «.
July 22, 1933; E unp. 74011,; An-
tonios Sakellariou. 14161
Hehoes; canon, w Themas Moore, m
Kenneth G. Finlay; 2 treble voices.
© July 14, 1933; E for. 30907; Bay-
ley & Ferguson. 14162
Edelweiss; text Charles Amberg, m
Fred Raymond. © May 30, 19338;
EH for. 30939; Beboton-verlag, G. m.
‘b. H. 14163
Egypt; song, by Clare Kummer, new
version and lyrics Raymond Wal-
lace; with ukulele arr. © July 17,
19838; FE for. 30754; Edward B.
Marks music co. 14164
Kho tora pente hronous; melody A.
Rossolymos. © 1c. July 14, 1933;
E unp. 74177; Southern music pub.
co., inc. 14165
Ein Duw sydd noddfa gref; y geiriau
gan Jack Hdwards, set to old Dutch
melody and arr. Charles Clements;
mixed voices, unace. © May 1,
1933; E for, 30705; Charles Henry
Clements. 14166
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
14180
Hin jeder hat mal gliick; foxtrot, w u.
m Hermann Schulenburg, klav. arr.
Walter Borchert. © May 3, 1933; H
for. 30748; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
G.m.b.H. 14167
Hlena-berceuse; v. A. Gretchaninoff,
op, 134, no. 2; violine u. pf. ©
June 20, 19383; TH for. 30689;. B.
Schott’s sdhne. 14168
Hleventh (The) field artillery march;
by H. Webel; military band pts. ©
July 12, 1933; E pub. 37074; Carl
Fischer, inc. 14169
Eli Zion; paraphrase on a folktheme
and trope of Song of songs, for vio-
loncello, or violin, and pf., Leo Zeit-
lin, new violin and pf. pts. arr. HE.
Zeichin, > '©oDec. | 2619825. pub.
36440; Esther Zeitlin. 14170
Hl1le est blonde; fox-trot; paroles Geo.
Koger et J. Bertet, m Vincent Scotto,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes.
© June 1, 1933; E for. 30892; Edi-
tions Salabert. 14171
Empty arms; fox-trot song. © 1 «¢.
July 7, 1933; E unp. 73500; John S.
Hurst, jr. 14172
En canot; by Joseph Strimer; pf. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30783; Durand
et cie. 14173
En pleine campagne; de Joseph Stri-
mer; pf. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30789 ; Durand et cie. 14174
Hn réve; poésie Gabriel Vicaire, m
Yvonne Desportes. © May 1, 1933;
E for. 30589; Heugel. 14175
En tus lindas manos; letra y m Jorge
del Moral. © Feb. 20, 1933; E for.
30851; A. Wagner y Levien sucs., s.
en ¢. 14176
End (The) of the lane; pf. withw. ©
ret Sualyi21 219337 uns fogs. $
Grace Hannan. 14177
Ipicerie (L’); fox-trot, de Pauline,
paroles Marc-Cab, m Vincent Scotto;
avee accord de Vukulele. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30838; Editions Sala-
bert. 14178
Wquilibriste (L’) ; de Joseph Strimer;
pf. © June 1, 1933; E for. 30781;
Durand et cie. 14179
Era la noche helada; tango canc ‘on.
Om duly 20s 93s) Bie pubs oi2s0s
Anna Alfaro de Conte. 14180
Es rauscht das meer ein liebeslied ;
langsamer walzer, w Bruno Balz,
m Herbert Kauler. © May 20, 1933;
O97
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14181
Hs rauscht das meer ein liebeslied—
Continued
E for. 30981; Drei masken musik,
G.m.b.H. 14181
Es war ein tango; tango, text Beda,
m Juan Llossas. © Mar. 15, 1933;
E for, 30739; Wiener boheme verlag,
G.m.b.H. 14182
Escarpoleite (L’); valse balancée, A
Bose; orch. ptes. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30819; Auguste Bose. 14183
Esperon-Lamy (Ch.) Trois jeux; pf.,
S=mains, © May 1, 19333°H-for:
30572; Henry Lemoine et cie. 14184
Et puis... aprés; paroles A. Guichon
et G. Denoisy, m Jean Lenoir. ©
June 1, 1983; E for. 30859; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 14185
Etude de concert; par Marcel Poot;
trompette en ut et pf. © May 15,
1933; E for. 30648; Editions Max
Eschig. 14186
Etudiante (L’) ; habanera, dans le film
Espereme, version francaise Della
Rosa, paroles argentines Alfredo Le
Pera et Mario Batti-Stella, m Carlos
Gardel; avec accord de l’'ukulele. ©
Mar 193s; Histor 50s sug
tions Salabert. 14187
Evening and the heat of day; pf. ©
fc. J Ulive 172 19335 Bo unpe foo2os
Arthur Dwight Allen. 14188
Everyone has love dreams; song, m
Burrell? Yan Buren pt 2 © ave
July 18, 1933; E unp. 73677; Bessie
S. Finley. 14189
Everything I have is yours; w Harold
Adamson, m Burton Lane. © 1 «
July 17, 1933; E unp. 73812; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 14190
Everything’s been done before; from
Maid happy, w Edwin Knopf and
Jack King, m J. King; with ukulele
arr. © June 6, 1933; E for. 30928;
Keith, Prowse & co., Itd. 14191
Everything’s gonna be alright; w and
melody. © 1 c.. July 31, 1933; E
unp. 74393; Eloise Depperman Wor-
sham. 14192
Evga ilie mou; melody A, Rossolymos.
©1c. July 14, 1933; E unp. 74178;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 14198
Evocacion; tango; pf. con letra. ©.
tae, July 29, 193833; Hy unps #43525
Eduardo Bianco. 14194
Expression (The) in your eyes; w
and melody. ©1e. July 22, 1933;
E unp. 74020; Marie Oxx. 14195
pt. 1, nSs Vv: 23-
Eyes like summer skies; w and melody.
© 1c. July 12, 1933; E unp. 73654;
Dorothy Mead and Jimmy Delaney.
14196.
Eyes of brown; w and m Bob Wil-
liams; pf. treble. © 1c. July 8,
1933; E unp. 73489; Robert Tatman
Williams. 14197
Fahne (Die) hoch ,..; w und m Horst
Wessel, bearb. Fritz Redl. © Jan. 5,
1933; E for. 30913; Edition To-Ma.
14198
marsch-paraphrase Fritz
Redl; pf. © Dec. 28, 19382; E for.
30914; Edition To-Ma. 14199.
Fair Puget Sound; med. voice, with
mixed cho. © July 20, 1933; E pub.
37294; James Hamilton Howe.
14200:
Fairy bell-ringers; by Francis Gwynn;
pf. © July 3, 19383; E pub. 37016;
G. Schirmer, inc. 14201
Fais dodo, Colin, petit frere; air popu-
laire francais, Jean Trémer; pf. ©
May 1, 19383; E for. 30627; Durand
et cie. 14202
Fall (The) of Jericho; w Mils Milo-
radovich. Voe. sc. ©1e. July 8,
1933; D 28478; Maurice Baron.
14202*
Fall (The) of my dream-castles of
love; w and melody Mary and Edw.
Bland. © 1c. July. 7;.1933; Hamp:
73433: Edward H. Bland. 14203
Familie valsen; tekst: Anker Hansen,
m: Poul Andersen; pf. © May 23,
1933; E for. 30945; Alfred Thorsings
musikforlag. 14204
Fantastic rhapsodie; by Murray L.
Linday, harmonized and arr.; violin.
©1l1e July 5, 1983; E unp. 73347;
L. Leslie Loth. 14205
Fatalidad; blues, letra y m Gonzalo
Curiel. © Feb. 20, 1933; EH for.
30957; A. Wagner y Levien sucs.,
Ss. en @. 14206:
Fate has left me only dreams; song.
©1e July 10, 19383; BH unp. 73520;
George Theodore Kalman. 14207
Fear not, O land; anthem, w from
Joel II; organ acc. © June 2,
1933; E for. 30894; Granville Ban-
tock. 14208
Feelin’ blue for you; w and m Curly
Trump. © 1.c. July 31, 193383 8
unp. 74414; C. W. Trump. 14209
098
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Feeling (The) is mutual, my dear; w | Flirting to hell; w and melody.
and m Archie Gottler and Al Hofft-
man; with ukulele arr. © July 19,
1933; E pub. 37215; Sherman, Clay
& Co. 14210
Feuille d’album; v. A. Gretchaninoff,
op. 134, no. 3; violine u. pf. © June
20, 1983; E for. 80690; B. Schott’s
sohne. 14211
Filles (Les) de la Rochelle; de Chan-
sons populaires des provinces de
France, harmonisée Edmond La-
vagne. © May 1, 1933; E for. 30576;
Heugel. 14212
Filles (Les) ont une 4me; valse,
paroles A. Avisse, m H. Ackermans;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30881; Editions Sala-
bert. 14213
Finale farseseco; di Antonio Ricci
Signorini; piccola orch. Partitura.
© May 15, 1933; E for. 30545; A. &
G. Carisch & ec. 14214
Find me that man; w and melody Al-
bert Sherman Baker. ©1« July 1,
1933; E. unp. 73308; Albert S.
Baker. 14215
Fine (Vivian) Four songs; w anon.
and by Robert Herrick and James
Joyce; string accs. © July 26, 1933;
HE pub. 37290; Vivian Fine. 14216
Fireside (A), my pipe and you; w and
m Clif Strong, Harry Hartung and
Mert Clark. © 1c July 28, 1933;
EH unp. 74302; E. V. L. Hartung,
Merton J. Clark and Clifton HE.
Strong. 14217
Flame; song. © 1c. July 11, 1933;
EK ounp. 73628; John Murray. 14218
Fleur de Grenade; poéme Guillot de
Saix, m Mare Berthomieu. © May
1, 1933; Ei for. 30588; Heugel. 14219
Flight (The) of the bumble bee; by
Rimsky-Korsakow, arr. G. Lan-
genus; B flat clarinet and pf. ©
July 18, 1933; E pub. 37187; Ensem-
ble music press. 14220
scherzo, from The legend of Tsar
Saltan, N. Rimsky-Korsakow, trans-
scribed Gerardo Iasilli; reed and
wind instruments, with pf. ace. ©
June 2, 1983; E pub. 387088; Carl
Fischer, ine. 14221
Flirt; morceau caractéristique, de
Prenez garde A la _ peinture, de
Georges van Parys; pf. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30847; Editions Sala-
bert. 14222
14239
©
1 ¢. July, 18, 19383; E unp. 73868;
Teddy Diaz. 14228
Flood; by R. H. Bassett; pf.-couduc-
tor. © 1c. July 29; 19383; E unp.
74372; Movietone music corp.
14224
Florida; waltz, w and m Reed Karol.
OUP ensuly 10s 193833 er> unp. Teall:
S. Smith Mitchell. 14225
Florine from Argentine; w and
melody. © 1c. July 24, 1983; H
unp. 74070; Rilla Hancock. 14226
Florista (La) ; danza, cancién. © 1 e¢.
July 27, 1983; E unp. 74227; Anna
Alfaro de Conte. 14227
Flute band unison scale book; ed. W.
B. Blythe. 1. E flat piccolo, E flat
flute and EK flat bass flute—2. F
piccolo, F flute and F bass flute.—3.
B flat flute and B flat bass flute. ©
May 9, 1933; E for. 30253-80255 ;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd.
14228-14230
Flying with you; song. ©1c. July
19, 19838; E unp. 73895; Mary Wright
Bain. 14231
Folks don’t worry in Missouri; song,
m Luther A. Clark. © June 16,
1933; E pub. 37246; Chet EH. Connell.
14232
Follow thru ‘neath skies of blue; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arrti@mly ex Tully: 5;51933 -o Fe unmp:
73368; George C. Spencer. 14233
For a face with a smile; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1e. July 31, 1983; E unp. 74411;
J. E. Townsend. 14234
For love and honor; walzer; mand.
>and suit. ©) © uly doedeas.
E unp. 73755; Pasquale De Cesare.
14235
For my sonny and me; m B. Williams;
pf. with w. ©1e. June 10, 1933;
E unp. 73607; Tully Stuart and Bob
Williams. 14236
For you but not me; song. © 1 «¢.
July 26, 19388; E unp. 74125; Phillip
Gantose. 14237
For you, Clementine; w Peggy Olcott
Singer © dive July 22 11938208
unp. 74015; Augustus Henry Co-
kayne. 14238
Forgive me for falling in love; song.
©1e. July 25, 1933; E unp. 74103;
Louis A, Duhig. 14239
099
} unp. 73748; Irvina Berlin, inc.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14240
Forgotten (A) melody; w and melody.
© 1c. July 19, 1983; EB unp. 73891:
Barbara M. Spillman. 14240:
Fortune; story, with m. ©1e. July
1, 1933; D 28472; James G. Ellis.
14240*
Foxgloves; w Mary Webb, m Michael
Head. © June 6, 1933; E for. 30934 ;
Boosey & co., ltd. 14241
5 chansons pour les
enfants; paroles allemandes de
Hansi Gosselin; choeur d’enfants.
© May 1, 1933; E for. 30564; Siréne
musicale. 14242
Free; w Edward Heyman, m Dana
Suesse; with ukulele arr. © July
11, 1933; E pub. 37120; Harms, ine.
14243
Frang¢aix (Jean)
Freedom of man; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@
June 24, 1933; E unp. 73551; John
Beggs. 14244
Fresh as a daisy; w Jack Scholl, m
Max Rich; with ukulele arr. ©
July 3, 1983; E pub. 37002; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 14245
Friend and pal; song. ©1e. July 14,
19338; E unp. 74088; Henry B.
Thewes. 14246
From Galilee a mother came; w J.
Sheldon Tyler, m Geoffrey O’Hara.
1. Cho. or quartet of mixed voices.—
2, High woice;7in Dai) @) July 14,
13a > H pub. 3sflis; sai9os Barms,
ine. 14247, 14248
From nobody, a somebody I hope to
be some day; song, m John Kreut-
Zor” (Cy dG. July 2S 1983: Bonn:
74318; Louis Wrubel. 14249
Friihlingssttirme; operette, von Gus-
tav Beer, m Jaromir Weinberger.
Vollstindiger klavierauszug mit
text. © May 22, 1933; E for. 30987 ;
Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b H. &
Drei masken verlag, a. g. 14250
Fun on the farm; by Alfred A. Ral-
ston; orch. pts. © May 20, 1933;
E for. 30633; J. Liber. 14251
Funnies (The); w and melody Irving
Berlin, © 1 ¢.- July 14; 193348
14252
Funny little face; w and melody. ©
1 ec. July 28, 19388; E unp. 74284;
Jimmy Delaney. 14253
Dt. 0; BSS ees
Furioso no. 2; by R. H. Bassett, orech.
Gerstenberger; pf. conductor. ©
1 ec. July 26, 1983; EH unp. 74193;
Movietone music corp. 14254
Ganz ohne liebe wir’ das leben so
bescheiden; slow-fox, aus dem film
Skandal in der parkstrasse, text
Fritz Rotter, m W. Jurmann u. B.
Kaper, arr. Harald W. Kirchstein;
orch. stimmen. © Apr. 5, 1932; B
for. 30746; Wiener bohéme-yerlag,
G.' m;) bike 14255
Garde lane; de Chansons populaires
des provinces de France, harmoni-
sée Edmond Lavagne. © May 1,
1933; E for. 30587; Heugel. 14256
Gars -(Les) de la piste; one-step,
Francois Gailhard, arr. Francis
Salabert; orch. ptes. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30891; Editions Sala-
bert. 14257
——- paroles Lucien Cazalis, m
Francois Gailhard; avec accord de
Vukulele. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30865; Editions Salabert. 14258
Gather lip-rouge while you may; w
and m B. G. De Sylva, Leo Robin
and Richard A. Whiting, pf. arr.
Cy. Mockridge. © 1c. July 26,
1933; E unp. 74201; Movietone mu-
Sic Corp. 14259
Gavotte; pf. © Nov. 5, 1931; E pub.
37043 ; Walter Hassler. 14260
Gay and winsome; fox trot, William
Spielter; pf. conductor. © 1 «.
July 28, 1933; E unp. 74313; Movie-
tone music corp. 14261
Gee you treat me awful mean; w
Frances Peggy Welsh, m Frances
Grisillo. © 1c. July 31, 1933; E
unp. 74419; Peter J. Cazello. 14262
Gelbe (Der) tango; m Walter Nie-
mann, bearb. Josef Konigsberger ;
orch. stimmen. © Mar. 31, 1933;
E for. 80969; Edition Kale-doskop.
14263
Genevieve, my sweet Genevieve; W
and m H. David Murray, arr. Wal-
ter W. Newcomer. © July 12,
1933; E pub. 37234; Evelyn 8S. Ran-
dolph. 14264
German songs, old and new; ed. Sam-
uel Kroesch. © June 16, 19383; A
64094; Henry Holt & co., ine.
14265
Ghandi (A) in the White House; w
and melody. © 1c. July 18, 1933;
E unp. 73681; Ida Combs Bigler.
14266
600
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Gia mena yrehoun ta bouna; melody
A. Rossolymos. © 1 e¢. July 14,
1933; E unp. 74179; Southern mu-
Sic pub. co., ine. 14267
Tia pa ratedeyw O€dr\w (Gia na taxeidepso
theld) ; w and melody arr. © 1 ¢.
July 24, 1933; E unp. 74061; An-
tonios Sakellariou. 14268
Gibbs (C. Armstrong) Five chil-
dren’s songs; by Walter De La
Mare, set to m. Winthrop Rogers
ed. © June 20, 1933; E for. 30665;
Boosey & co., ltd. 14269
.Ging da nicht eben das gltick vorbei;
volksttmliches lied, w Peter Herz,
m Franz Lehar. © May 17, 1933;
E for. 30552; Alrobi musikverlag,
Gam D.. Et. 14270
Gingham (The) girl; musical com-
edy, w Neville Fleeson, m Albert
Von Tilzer. Voc. sc. © Dec. 15,
1932; E pub. 36635; Samuel French.
14271
Giocattoli; suite infantile, Ezio Ca-
mussi; pf. © Apr. 20, 1933; E for.
30544; A. & G. Carisch & c. 14272
Gipsy dance; violin and pf. © 1.
July 20, 1933; E unp. 73950; Carl
Demangate. 14273
Gird on thy sword, O man; w Robert
Bridges, m Arthur Baynon; mixed
voices. © July 21, 1933; E for.
30964; Elkin & co., 1td. 14274
Girl, (The) I met in Caroline; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. ©i1c. June 24, 1933; E unp.
73552; J. T. Jumper. 14275
Girl of the range; w and melody. ©
1 e¢ July 14, 19838; E unp. 73740;
Earle F. Olin. 14276
Girl (The) with the smile; song, pf.
arr. Bernard Kelly. © 1c. July
5, 19838; E unp. 73383; Collins B.
Needham. 14277
Girlie; w and melody. © 1c. July
18, 1988; E unp. 73875; Gilbert E.
Rummel. 14278
Give me a cottage; waltz song, mel-
ody Starret system club. © 1 ec.
July 20, 1933; E unp. 73947; Anne
Edwards. 14279
Glad; w John Kilgariff, m Dave Has-
sett, arr. Bill Purkey. © 1c. July
12, 1933; E unp. 78655; David Ed-
gar Hassett. 14280
Gleichnis (Das); lyrische kantate,
dichtung Adolf Holst, fiir solo, gem.
chor, orgel u. orch. von Max Do-
14296
nisch. Klavierauszug. © Mar. 19,
1933; E for. 30559; Tischer & Ja-
genberg, G. m. b. H. 14281
Glocken (Die) von Salvan; pf. wu.
harfe. © Nov. 5, 1931; ‘2 pub.
37042; Walter Hassler. 14282
Glorious youth; march, Harvey S.
Whistler; band pts. © July 6,
1933; E pub. 387073; Carl Fischer,
inc. 14283
1 d€y Twriva Tore pou (Go den topina pote
mou); w and melody. © 1c. July
22, 1933; E unp. 74012; Antonios
Sakellariou. 14284
God loves me; hymn. © July 27,
1933; E pub. 37266; Herbert EK. M.
Snyder. 14285
God made home; w and m George A.
Stevens; with ukulele arr. © June
30, 1933; E for. 30532; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd. 14286
God shall wipe away all tears; w from
Revelation, m Rob Roy Peery; high
voice, “© July 3,°° 19333) EH pub:
37017; G. Schirmer, inc. 14287
God’s garden ; song, m Raymond Harle
Mitchell. © 1c. July 1, 1933; EH
unp. 73337; Peggy Olcott Singer.
14288
God’s land; song, melody H. F. Olin
and Frank Knoll. © 1c. July 14,
1933; E unp. 73742; Harle F. Olin.
14289
Going up, coming down; w and melo-
dy. Rev. © 1 ¢ July 18, 1983; BH
unp. 738886; John J. Schneider.
14290
Golden coast; song. © 1c. July 17,
1933; E unp. 73824; William G.
Rice. 14291
Golden (The) hours I spend with
you; w and melody. © 1c. July
28, 19838; E unp 74805; Adam G.
Warner. 14292
Golden stairs; w and melody. ©1 ec.
July 19, 1988; E unp. 73921; Maud
Karl. 14293
Gondolier (Le); de Joseph Strimer;
pf. © June 1, 1933; E for. 30792;
Durand et cie. 14294
Good morning dear; song, m Lucile
Burton. © July 26, 1933; E pub.
37287; May Herbert. 14295
Good morning this morning; w and
melody. © 1c. July 31, 1933; B
unp. 74886; Walter McClary.
14296
601
atte Ss ot
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14297
Good news; musical comedy, w B. G.
De Sylva and Lew Brown, m Ray
Henderson. Voc. sc. © Dec. 9,
1932; E pub. 36637; Samuel French.
14297
—— —m Ray Henderson; orch. pts.
© Dec. 9, 1932; E pub. 37285; Sam-
uel French. 14298
Good night beloved; song, pf. arr.
Larry Cramer. © 1c. July 19,
1933; E unp. 73896; Mary Wright
Bain. 14299
Goona Goona; waltz song, w Mar-
garet Resta. © 1c. July 3, 1933;
E ounp. 73336 Paul Fania. 14300
Gorgeous eyes; w and melody M. C.
Irving and Otis Spencer. © 1 «@
July 5, 1933; E unp. 73361; Spencer-
Irving music co. 14301
Got to lose the blues; w and melody.
©l1ec July 29, 1933; B unp. 74332;
John Goldfine. 14302
Grandpa; musical reading ad lib., w
and m Hermene Warlick-Hichhorn ;
pf. © July 28, 1933; E pub. 37302;
Clayton F. Summy co. 14803
Green River valley; w J. Chambers, m
L. Hacker. © 1.-¢. July 24, 1933;
E unp. 74081; Jack Chambers and
Lola Hacker. 14304
Grenadier (Le) du Caucase; pas re-
doublé, G. Meister; harmonie et fan-
fare ptes. © May 1, 1933; E for.
30594; Alphonse Ledue et cie.
14805
Gretel (Das) aus dem Harz; volks-
stiick mit gesang und tanz, Leo
Kastner, m Heinz Strehlau. Kla-
vierauszug. © Nov. 10, 1932; D
28481; Harmonie verlagsgeselischaft
fiir literatur und kunst, a. g. 14305*
Gruss und kuss Veronika [and] Die
kleinen madchen mit dem _ treuen
blick; aus Gruss and kuss Veronika,
text Kurt Schwabach, m Franz
Wachsmann. © Apr. 10. 1933; E
for. 30553; Alrobi musikverlag, G.
me bi A. 14306
Guaybana; Boricua Indian dance, let-
ra Manuel M* Ramirez; pf. ©1«.
July 3, 1933; E unp. 73396; Jorge
Huberto Santoni. 14807
Guinéa; paroles et m Hector Fraggi.
© July 21, 1933; E for. 30968;
Enoch & cie. 14308
Guitarre-schule; v. Silvio Ranieri. teil
1,2. © July 10, 1933; E for. 30906;
A. Cranz. 14309
602
Happiness; fox-trot; melody, with pf.
Happy (The) cobbler; by Francis
Happy days; Carl Fischer album of
pt. m1, n. s., v. 28
Guten abend, mein liebchen; w Allen
Barker, m Reg. H. Casson; with
ukulele arr. [English text only.] ©
June 13, 1933; E for. 30641; Peter
Maurice music co. 14310
Gypsy caravan; song. ©1c. July 10,
1933; E unp. 739381; Marjorie Eliza-
beth Dunham. 143811
Gypsy melodies; cello and pf. ©1e.
July 13, 1933; E unp. 73675 ; Maurice
Brown and Elias Tenzer. 14312
Gypsy themes and variations; cello
and pf. © 1 (¢.duly, 12eaeeee
unp. 73695; Maurice Brown and
Elias Tenzer. 143813
Gypsy (A) waltz; w and melody. ©
1c July 22; 19335 4. Gaerne:
George L. Dietz. 14314
Hall takten spelemiin for nu dansar
jag; bondvals, text: GOsta Stevens,
m: Jules Sylvain; pf. © June 26;
1933; E for. 30949; Edition Sylvain.
14315
Hinde aus dem dunkel; schlager aus
dem film, text u. m Allan Gray.
Apr. 26, 1933; E for. 30744; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 14316
Hail Chicago; pf. with w. © June 27,
1933; E pub. 37211; Angus S. Hib-
bard. 14317
Hail prosperity; w and melody. © 1
e. July 13, 1933; E unp. 73682; Rob-
ert T. Bradley. 14318
Hail Roosevelt; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
July 15, 19883; E unp. 73758; M. EH.
Bariaux. 14319
Hail to you legion men; song. © June
26, 1933; E pub. 36976; Allan C.
Harding. 14320
Hans de Schneekelock; de Chansons
populaires des provinces de France,
harmonisée Edmond Lavagne.
May 1, 1933; E for. 30584; Heugel.
14321
acc. ©1c. June 26, 1933; EH unp.s
73392; Fernando G. Chiapparelli.
14322
Gwynn; pf. © July 3, 1933; E pub.
37014; G. Schirmer, inc. 14323
German favorites, selected and arr.
Julius S. Seredy ; modern arrs., orch.
and band combinations. pts. © May
22, 1933; E pub. 37084; Carl Fisch-—
er, inc. 14324
used one dies Saks alia Me fe
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Happy vacation love; song. © 1 «¢.
July 31, 1983; E unp. 74889; Alveda
Therese Therien. 14825
Harlem rag; by Cora Salmans; pf. ©
1-¢.. July 138, 1933; BH unp. 73692;
Cora Salmans Hatfield. 14326
Harp improvisation; for Best of ene-
mies, Samuel Kaylin. © 1c. July
29, 1983; E unp. 74874; Movietone
music corp. 14327
Have you been alone with Jesus;
hymn. ©1c. July 3, 1933; E unp.
73334; Cammie Young. 14328
Havin’ a ding dong good time; w and
mecurly,Erump:; © 1, c.., July 31,
1933; E unp. 74415; C. W. Trump.
14329
Hawthorn (The) tree; w Chrissie An-
derson, m Paul Vellucci; 3-pt.
women’s cho., a cappella. © July
11, 193838; E pub. 37195; G. Ricordi
a GO., Ine: 14330
Haydn (Franz Josef) Ritter Roland;
heroisch-komische oper v. Nunziato
Porta, ftir die deutsche biihne bearb.
Hrnst Latzko. Klavierauszug mit
text. © Jan. 20, 1932; E for. 30932;
Max Beck verlag. 14331
Hear, O Lord; w from Psalm 27;
mixed voices, with sop. and ten. solo.
© Sulyi2!, 19835 BH. pubs 37235 Al-
bert M. Schuff. 14332
Heartbroken and blue; waltz song,
melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. July
22, 19838; E unp. 74006; Walter
Zariski. 14333
Heaven or hell; w Ernest St. Cyr, mel-
ody Darby St. John. ©1e. July 1,
1933; E unp. 73295; Darby St. John
Redlich. 14334
Heavenly (The) radio; pf. with w.
@wsmpe 15)71933; Hi "pub. (37054;
Crystal Alice Rader. 14335
Heimatlos; Hnglischer walzer, text
Martha Hoseas Hellriegel, m Georg
Karger. © 1c. June 30, 1933; EH
unp. 74233; Emline M. Irre. 14336
Heitere musik; von Sigfrid Walther
Miiller, op. 43; orch. Se. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30958; Ernst Hulen-
burg. 14337
Hello, hello, Chicago — hello; w and
melody. ©1c. July 7, 1933; E unp.
73424; Thomas H. Gray. - 148388
Henniker (Percy Vincent) Six mor-
ceaux caracteristiques; par Paul
Varsan; violino et pf. © June 22,
1933; E for. 30699; Bosworth & co.,
itd. 14339
14353
Herrgott (Der) soll Berliner sein .. .;
walzer, w Hermann Frey, m Will
Walters. © Dec. 31, 1932; E for.
30975; Edition To-Ma. 14340
Heure (Une) de réve; blues ou slow-
fox de Pourquoi pas, paroles G. De-
lance, m Ph. Pharés et G. van
Parys; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
June 1, 19838; E for. 30850; Editions
Salabert. 14341
Heut kommt’s drauf an; schlager aus
dem film, text Fritz Rotter, m Paul
Mann, Stephan Weiss, Walter Jur-
mann wu; Br. Kaper: (©»/Mar. 7,
1933; E for. 30740; Wiener Bohéme-
verlag, G. m. b. H. 14342
Highway (The) of life; w and melody.
©1e July 26, 19383; E unp. 74124;
Cletis A. Smedley. 14343
Hill (A) billy wedding in June; w and
m Freddie Owen and Frankie More;
with ukulele and guit. arrs., and
staff and diagram arrs. for Hawai-
ian guit. solo. © June 9, 1933; EH
pub. 37157; M. M. Cole pub. co.
14344
Hiter’s favorite waltz; melody Hiter
Colvin. ©1c. July 7, 1933; EH unp.
73612; Southern music pub. co., ine.
14345
Ho, the navy! hail, the navy; song.
© July 20, 19383; E pub. 37295;
Rosetta Perry Gibbon. 14346
Hoch Hitler marsch; pf. ©1e. July
17, 1933; EH unp. 73833; Joseph Leo-
pold Wehrhof. 14347
Hold me in your arms; w and m Mrs.
Geo. R. Fearing. © 1 ¢. June 19,
1933; E unp. 73546; Martha Eliza
Fearing. 14348
Hole in the wall; by Red Norvo; xylo-
phone, pl. ace: ©, July. 21983.
E pub. 37216; Robbins music corp.
14349
Hollywood suite; op. 25, nos. 1-4; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1933; E unp. 73562;
Claude Lapham. 14350
Home dear home to thee; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. June 16, 1933; E unp.
TRDMORMIS RIAA AM bighee 14351
Home on the range; arr. George F.
Briegel; band and orch. pts. ©
July 10, 19838; E pub. 37229; George
I’. Briegel, inc. 14352
Honest darling; fox-trot, w and m
Dick Eggleston. © 1 e¢. June 27,
1933; FE unp. 73583; Richard E. Eg-
gleston. 14853
6035
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14354
Honey; w and melody. © 1. July
14, 1933; E unp. 73697; Rosalind
Schneider. 14354
Honey moon croon; song, w Carl W. R.
Wermine. © 1c. July 20, 1933; E
unp. 73964; Esther M. Wermine.
14355
Honey what shall I do; fox-trot song,
arr. George F. Briegel; orch. pts.
© June 30, 1933; E pub. 36961; A. J.
Kerwin. 143856
Honolulu chimes; Hawaiian guit. ©
£ ey July 217 193885" HE unp!'73822;
Jennie May Kerr. 14857
Hope still remains; song. © June 23,
1933; E pub. 37231; Mary Cathrine
Costigan. 143858
Hopelessly in love with you; w Charlie
Tobias, m Nat Simon, arr. J. Rosa-
mond Johnson. © July 13, 1933; E
pub. 37136; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 14359
Hot-rythm man; w and melody. ©
1c. July 6, 1983; E unp. 73415; Mae
Marshall. 14360
Hour of dreams; waltz, w and m May
Day, arr. Charley Barrett. © 1 e«.
July 13, 1933; H unp- 736; May
Day music co. 14361
How are you Mrs. Wood; w and m
Arthur Le Clerq; with ukulele arr.
© June 30, 19383; E for. 30533;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 14362
How can I keep from singing when
there’s music in my heart; w June
Sillman, and melody. © 1. July
29, 1933; E unp. 74838; Warburton
Guilbert. 14363
How can it be sweet springtime for
me; w J. Daum, m W. J. Foutz. ©
1e. July 24, 1933; E unp. 74091;
John Daum, and W. J. Foutz. 14364
How could you; waltz, w and melody.
Cl « July 1, 1933>- Ek unp. 73306;
Charles E. Lindig. 14365
How could you forget me; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. June 24, 1933; E unp. 73961 ;
Cecelia L. Vail. 14866
How do I look; w and m B. G. De
Sylva, Leo Robin and Richard A.
Whiting, pf. arr. Cy. Mockridge. ©
Lec July 26, 1933; ©, unp.. 74198;
Movietone music corp. 14367
How does a fresh fish wish; from
3ritannia of Billingsgate, w Holt
Marvell, m George Posford; with
604
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
ukulele arr. © July 14, 1933; E for.
30728; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.
14368
How grand it’d be; song, w Buddy
Merritt. ©1c. July 5, 1933; E unp.
73387 ; Edward T. Sutherland.
14369:
How’s chances; w and melody Irving
Berlin. ©1c. July 6, 1933; E unp.
73402; Irving Berlin, ince. 143870
Hubbub; by Arthur Lange; pf. con-
ductor. ©l1c. July 26, 1933; E unp.
74186; Movietone music corp. 14371
Hug me;'w J. W:.'“Harris ani eeay
Magee, m William Morris; with
ukulele arr. ©1c. July 3, 1933; E
unp. 733821; J. William Harris.
14372
Human (The) touch; w Spencer M.
Free, m William Arms Fisher;
mixed voices. © June 30, 1933; E
pub. 36983; Oliver Ditson co., inc.
14373
Hungry for you; pf. treble with w.
©i1c. July 6, 1933; E unp. 73417;
Frank Henry Quinn. 14374
Hurrah for our President; w and
melody. © 1c. July 24, 1933; E
unp. 74050; Louise M. Thain. 14875
Hush (The) of the sacred hour; w
and melody Niel Alden. © 1 ¢. July
28, 19383; E unp. 74289; Arthur
Cornielius Agern. 14376
Hushaby; w and melody. ©1c. July
24, 1933; E unp. 74066; Rilla Han-
cock. 14877
Hush-a-bye! Lull-a-bye! My precious
one, Sleep; negro lullaby, w and m
G. Ruthland Clapham. © Dec. 28,
1932; E for. 30636; J. Liber. 14378
Hy-ko, we’re goin’ fishin’, hy-ko; w
and melody. © 1c. July 14, 1933:
E ounp. 73744; Earle F. Olin. 143879
Hymn (The) of beer; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. June 30, 1933; E
unp. 73297; John J. Puring. 143880
I ain’t no good to you; fox-trot, writ-
ten and composed John Stansfield ;
with ukulele arr. © June 2, 1933;
E for. 30640; Cecil Lennox, Itd.
14881
I am longing for some one to love; fox
trot song, m Len Fleming. © 1 «
July 28, 1933; E unp. 74311; Nellie
Y. Albright. 14382
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
I am so blue; fox-trot song, melody
Starret system club. ©1c. July 25,
1933; E unp. 74095; Ida Corbin.
14383
I am still thinking of you; w and m
Billy Love. © 1c. July 10, 1933;
E unp. 73518; Wm. B. Love. 14884
I breaka da stones; w and melody.
©1c. July 25, 1933; E unp. 74098 ;
Bob Miller. 14885
I can’t forget the night we met; w
and m Gene Gifford, Glen Gray and
Harry Pease; with ukulele arr. ©
July 5, 1983; E pub. 37005; Irving
Berlin, ine. 14386
I can’t go along without love; w H.
Leroy, melody T. Hammed. © 1 «.
July 31, 1983; E unp. 743892; Hal
Leroy and Tausha Hammed. 143887
I can’t go on without you darling; w
and melody. © 1c. July 7, 1933;
E unp. 73426; Nicholas Bickel.
14888
I could not do without Thee; w
Frances R. Havergal, m Gerald
Grey; male quartet or cho. © July
28, 193838; EH pub. 37296; J. A. Parks
co. 14389
I’d like to be a hobo; w and melody.
©le. July 27, 1983; E unp. 74220;
Jack C. Miller. 14390
T’d like to live it over, again; w Mary
Hale Woolsey, and melody. © 1.
July 29, 19838; E unp. 74344; Nor-
man Nathan. 14391
Td rather go walking with my boy
friend, than automobiling with you;
song. ©l1ec. June 29, 19383; E unp.
73389'; Inez Tomia. 14392)
I do always dream of you; w and
melody. ©1e. July 24, 1933; EH
unp. 74059; Hermann Gregersen.
14393
I don’t wanna lose you; w Arthur
Swanstrom, melody Louis Alter. ©
1 ec. July 1, 19838; EH unp. 73291; Leo
Feist, ine. 14394
I fell in love again; w and melody. ©
ie July’ 1%, 19338;°H unp. T3797 ;
Henry R. Dutton. 14395
I go Congo; w and m Clarence Muse.
© July 17, 1983; E pub. 37184;
Handy bros. music co., ine. 143896
I go walking in the rain; sorg. © 1
ce. July 5, 19383; E unp. 73356; A. A.
Schuander and Ruth Schuander.
14397
14411
I gotcha where I wantcha; w Edward
Heyman, melody Richard Myers. ©
he July 22; 19388; BH unp. 74118;
Famous music corp. 14398
I hate to grow old all alone; song,
melody Cecil Nellis. © 1 ¢. July 6,
1933; E unp. 73409; Howard Nellis.
14399
I have found my love; w and melody.
© 1c. July 31, 19383; E unp. 74394;
Alva W. Craver. 14400
I have turned my love on some other
one; song. © 1c. June 27, 1933;
E unp. 73578; L. O. McIver. 14401
I hear my heart saying, mm-mm; w
Sam M. Lewis, melody J. Fred
Coots. ©1c. July 29, 1933; E unp.
74342; Leo Feist, inc. 14402
I hear the whippoorwill singing, sing-
ing at the close of day; song, arr.
Harry L. Alford; with ukulele arr.
© July 7, 1933; E pub. 37124; Albert
Shutt. 14403
I heard the voice of Jesus say; w H.
Bonar, m Edward C. Purcell. ©
June 20, 1933; E for. 30707; Kath-
leen Mary Purcell-Cockram. 14404
I hope you’re lonely; song, arr. Jean
Walz. ©l1e. July 26, 1933; E unp.
74143 ; Hunter Love Reynolds.
14405
I just can’t keep from trying; foxirot,
wand melody. ©1c. July 19, 1933;
E unp. 73907; Henry R. Swan.
14406
I knew too late I loved you; w and
melody. © 1c. July 20, 1933; H
unp. 73949; Ruth Prosser. 14407
Tl always belong to you; song, mel-
ody Cecil Nellis. © 1c. July 6,
1933; E unp. 73410; Howard Nellis.
14408
Ill always think of you; w Elmer
Weinert, melody Clair Bouton. ©
te: July 3k: 1983 wns ae
Clairmont Bouton. 14409
Tl be faithful; w Ned Washington,
m Allie Wrubel; with ukulele arr.
May Singhi Breen. © July 6, 1933;
E pub. 37018; Metro-Goldywn-Mayer
corp. 14410
I’ll be seeing you; fox-trot song. ©
1c July 15, 19338; E unp. 74242;
Grace H. Upham. 14411
I’ll keep poking fun at you; w Joseph
EK. Saunders, m Oscar Petters and
J. EH. Saunders. © 1c. July 22,
605
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14412
pt. I, n. s., v. 28.
I'll keep poking fun at you—Continued
1933; E unp. 74027; Harmony music
pub. co. 14412
Tll never change my mind; w and
melody. © 1. July 18, 1933; E
unp. 73858; John J. Jensen. 14413
I'll never change my mind about you;
song, melody Robt. H. Brennen. ©
de. July 5)! 1933= HY anp! (3354;
Frances Hudson. 14414
Ill see you at the fair; song, arr.
Frank Ellis; pf. © 1 ¢ July 6,
1933; E unp. 73421; Carey S. Hall.
14415
Ill tap, tap, tap on your window;
written and composed Al Hume and
Danny Dresser; with ukulele arr.
© June 20, 1933; E for. 30643; Peter
Maurice music co., Itd. 14416
Ill wait until I hear you call; poem
Edith Andrew Burchell, m George
Bresland, arr. Edward Benedict. ©
June 20, 1933; E pub. 37110; McKin-
ley music co. 14417
I love blue eyes; w Beatrice K. Ek-
man, m Moiselle Renstrom. © 1 «©.
July... 5, 1933 50H) unpe (335th ev.
Ekman. 14418
Loma
love you all over again; w Edward
Heyman, melody Richard Myers. ©
tess duly 221933 > Ey unps big,
Famous music corp. 14419
I love you dear, I do; pf. with w. ©
1c. June 30, 1933; E unp. 78265;
Perey MeNitt. 14420
I love you, I love you, ah but I do;
w and melody. ©1e. July 5, 1933;
E unp. 73353; Mickey Caleo. 14421
I love you so; song. ©1e. July 24,
1933; E unp. 74053; Frances Sims.
14422
I love you, that’s why; w and melody.
© 1c. July 14, 19383; E unp. 73741;
Earle F. Olin. 14423
I loved you Wednesday; fox trot, Ab-
ner Silver, Walter Kent, and Milton
Drake, arr. Art McKay; orch. pts.,
with male trio arr. Rosamond John-
son. © July 138, 1933; E. pub. 37135;
Edward B. Marks music corp.
14424
——from I loved you Wednesday, w
and m Abner Silver, Walter Kent
and Milion Drake, arr J. Rosamond
Johnson. © July 5, 1933; E pub.
36994; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 14425
I’m a dreamer dreaming dreams; song..
© 1c. July 21, 1933; E unp. 73997;
Baldemar Simon. 14426.
I’m afraid that you'll forget me, when
I’m far from you; w and melody.
©1c. July 26, 1933; E unp. 74122;
Ruth Prosser. 14427
I’m always longing for you; fox-trot
song. © 1c. July 3, 1933; E unp..
73592; Fred Mildes and Margaret
Mildes. 14428.
I'm angry with you; w and melody.
© 1c. July 7, 19383; E unp. 73444;
Byron Rudolph. 14429.
I’m climbing a ladder to your balcony;
w and melody. ©1e. July 1, 1933;
E unp. 73317 ; Walter Louis Engel.
14430 -
I'm crazy “bout red hot music; song...
© 1c. July 6, 1933; E unp. 73418;
Emory Lucas. 14431
I’m dancin’ on a rainbow; w Arthur
Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown, pf..
arr. Wayne Allen. © 1. July 10,
1933; E unp. 73529; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 14432
I’m flashing my thoughts to you; valse
song. © 1c. July 15, 1933; E unp.-
74256 ; Lillian Tracey Kempf.
14483 .
I’m funny that way; song. © 1 ¢..
July 12, 1983; E unp. 73666; David
M. Chodorow. 14434 .
I’m goin away to worry you off my
mind; blues fox-trot, w and melody. -
©l1e. July 26, 19383; E unp. 74136;
Edward A. Neal. 14435 .
I'm going back to Iowa, to the state of ~
golden corn; song. ©1e. July 28,
1933; E unp. 743821; Louis J. Ring.
14436 .-
I'm happy when it rains; from Sky
symphony, w and m Cliff Hess. ©
July 3, 1933; E pub. 36999; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 14437
I’m headin’ for the deep sea; song. .
© 1c. July 28, 1933; E unp. 74281; -
Jack Callaway. 14438 .
I’m in love with you; w and m Bud |
Flanagan; with ukulele arr.
June 30, 1933; E for. 30534; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd. 14439 |
I’m just a-dreaming; song. © 1 «@
July 1, 1983; E unp. 75316; Walter
Louis Engel. 14440 -
606
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no. 7, 19383
I’m just an old depression bum; w
and melody. © 1c. July 14, 1933;
E unp. 73746; Pearl Squires Olsen.
14441
I’m left all alone; fox-trot song. ©
1 ¢. July 24, 1933; E unp. 74270;
Nathaniel Taylor. 14442
I’m living in the tree tops; song. ©
1 ¢. July 31, 1933;- E unp. 74390;
John Douglas Stuart. 14443
I’m lonely; w M. D. Farstad, melody
Heharstad. © 1 ¢ July 7, 1983;
E unp. 73441; Harry and Marion
Day Farstad. 14444
I’m lonely too; w and melody H. M.
Ashley. ©1e. July 19, 1933; E unp.
74167 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.
14445
I’m looking forward; w and melody.
© 1c. July 25, 1933; E unp. 74098 ;
Grace Fieser. 14446
I’m missing you now; song. © 1 «.
July 10, 1938; E unp. 73538; Mar-
jorie Elizabeth Dunham. 14447
I’m one of the boys; w Lorenz Hart,
m Richard Rodgers, pf. arr. C.
Mockridge. © 1c. July 10, 1933;
E unp. 73523 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 14448
I’m only happy when the sky is blue;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. July 24, 1933;
E unp. 74041; Margaret D. Arnold.
14449
I’m playing a losing game; w and
melody. © 1c. July 18, 1933; E
unp. 73871; Eric Pugh Evans.
144506
I’m satisfied; song, w Virginia P/lls-
bury. © 1c. July 1, 1933; E unp.
73322; Dorothy Miriam Grout. 14451
I’m sold on you; waltz, w Katharine
Rucker, m F. Jordan and Terry
Griffis. ©1c. July 18, 1933; E unp.
73853; Fred Jordan. 14452
I’m such a fool; w Clark Everett Som-
ers, m Bruce Hamilton Douglass.
© 1c. July 3, 1933; E unp. 73335;
Bruce Douglass and Clark Somers.
14453
I’m taking possession of you; w and
melody. © 1c. July 11, 1933; E
unp. 73619; Ray Franklin Wahl.
14454
I’m the little peanut vendor’s little
missus; w Hugene Conrad, melody
Harry Carroll. © 1.)e.)\July:' 31,
14469
1933; E unp. 74876; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & cO., inc. 14455
I’m the one to blame; song. © 1 «.
July 5.19383; EH unp. 73351+ Owen
Palmer Marchand. 14456
I’m thinking of you dear; pf. with w.
©1e. July 19, 1933; E unp. 73913;
Leroyal Anderson. 14457
I miss you so; song. © 1 «¢. June 30,
1933; E unp. 73266; Una Merrick
Casey. 14458
I must have a man, with plenty of
time for love; w Jack Wilson, m
Billy Noble; with ukulele arr. ©
June 9, 1953; E for. 30646; Llew
Weir music co. 14459
I need no souvenir; fox-trot song, m
Samuel PhelpS Totten. © 1 ¢. Juiy
31, 19383; E unp. 74403; Virginia M.
Reins. 14460
I need you dear; w and melody. ©
Pic ules 219387 Ey uni. 173696"
Frederick William Durfee Crom-
weed. 14461
I need your smile all the while; fox-
trot, w and m Aaron Mecham, arr.
Will Livernash; with harmony cho.,
quartette and ukulele arr. © June
22, 1983; EH pub. 37112;- Freeman
music Co. 14462
I only sing about you; w and melody.
© 1e. July 22, 1933; E unp. 74016;
George M. Dickinson, John C. John-
son and Jimmy Delaney. 14463
I pretend I don’t love you; w and mel-
Ody, BOMIVG July 2771933 Bump
74206; Natalia Alma Milwicz.
14464
I promise you; song. © July 20,
1933 ; E pub. 37237; Anna Alfaro de
Conte. 14465
I shall never forget you; w John
Myers, melody Russ Broms. © 1 e.
July 14, 19383; E unp. 738708; John
Henry Myers. 14466
I still want you; song, m Clifford
Martin Eddy, jr., arr. Felix Testa.
© 1c. July 28, 19383; E unp. 74296;
Evelyn Boucher. 14467
I tried to tell you of my love; w and
melody. ©1c. July 18, 1933; E for.
73870; Patrick Cordone. 14468
I’ve an evening for sale; w and m
Herbie Kay and Ros Metzger; with
ukulele arr. © June 20, 1933; EB
pub. 37105; Metro. 14469
607
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14470
I’ve broken my heart, trying to break
your heart; w and melody. © 1.
July 27, 1933; E unp. 74222; Isa-
dore R. Bernstein. 14470
I’ve found you; song. ©1«e. July 8,
1933; E unp. 73319; William G.
Rice. 14471
I’ve got those all alone blues; fox-
trot sone: 7 ©. A.e ulyods, 1933:
E unp. 74238; Melvin Rosenau.
14472
I’ve got to pass your house to get to
my house; from Paradise revue, w
and m Lew Brown; with ukulele
arr. © June 23, 1933; E pub. 36875 ;
Elbee music c¢o. 14473
I’ve gotta get up and go to work; from
Moonlight and pretzels, w and m
Herman Hupfeld; with ukulele arr.
© ‘Fuly' 14,° 19338; "HE. pub. “37151;
Harms, inc. 14474
I’ve lost my sweetheart; slow fox-trot
song. ©1ec. July 19, 1933; E unp.
74269; Bernard L. Braden. 14475
I’ve sung my love song to you; w and
melody. © 1c. July 24, 1933; EH
unp. 74054; Ruth Schuander and A.
Allan Schuander. 14476
I want no bamboo trees, shady; song.
©1ec. July 22, 1933; E unp. 74019;
Samuel Tietze. 14477
I want that golden chariot to fetch
my soul away; song. © 1c. July
10, 1983; E unp. 73544; Eva Della
White Wakelee. 14478
I want to be with you; song, m Jack
Mahoney. © July 1, 1933; E pub.
37169; Paul Hufschmitt. 14479
I want to go down that old highway;
w and melody. ©1c. July 31, 1933;
E unp. 74878; William Clarence
Nelson. 14480
I want to stage a comeback; w and
melody. © 1c. July 15, 1933; EH
unp. 73772; William Michael.
14481
I want you for keeps; song. ©1e.
July 138, 1983; E: unp. 73693; Al
Patton. 14482
was afraid; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
July 31, 193838; E unp. 74406; H.
Clifford Lloyd. 14485
I will find you; song. © 1. July
17, 1933; E unp. 73814; Marjorie
Hileen Prievo. 14484
Lama
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
I will love you always; m Marian
Westgarth; pf. with w. © 1. July
17, 1983; E unp. 73823; Marion Mc-
Ewan. 14485
I wonder; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. June 24,
1933; E unp. 73553; Lillian H. Se-
well. 14486
I won’t be playing solitaire; w and
melody. © 1c July 10, 1933; BE
unp. 73514; David Graham Stans-
bury. 14487
I would if I could but I can’t; w and
m Bing Crosby, Alan Grey and Mit-
chell Parish; with ukulele arr. ©
July 12, 1983; E pub. 37274; Mills
music, ine. 14488
Ich lieg’ so gern, So gern, so gern im
gritinen gras; walzer, text u. m Fritz
Rotter u. Walter Jurmann, klay. arr.
Walter Borchert. © Feb. 23, 1933;
E for. 30738; Wiener bohéme ver-
lag, G. m. b. H. " 14489
Ich sing a brief fon der mame; w and
m Sammy Rose, arr. Jack Kam-
men. © June 15, 1933; E pub.
37055; Samuel Rogozin. 14490
Idillio-concertino; in la maggiore, di
Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari, op. 15, rid.
go Solazzi; oboe e pf. © June
27, 1933; E for. 30685; G. Ricordi &
co. 14491
If every one of you knew every one
of me; w and melody Ted Baker.
© 1c. June 10, 1933; E unp. 73519;
T. Sheridan Baker. 14492
If I could live my life over again, I
might have a right to love you;
waltz song. ©1e. July 11, 1933;
E unp. 73616; Mamie Lightstone.
14493
If I had somebody to love; w Billy
Hill, m Peter De Rose; with uku-
lele arr. May Singhi Breen. © July
20, 19383; E pub. 37221; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc. 14494
melody Peter De Rose. ©
1c. July 7, 1983: EH Amipe faoue.
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.
14495
If I know how our story would end;
w and melody.: © 1 ec. July 15,
19838; EH > unp! ‘W773 3) Willem
Michael. 14496
If I only knew; song. ©1c. July
21, 1933;E unp. 73966; Clara M.
Schweickert. 14497
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
If I were a millionaire; fox-trot song,
m Jack Mahoney. © July 3, 1933;
E pub. 37161; A. J. Otto. 14498
If I were yours; song, m Burrell Van
Buren ; pf., with ukulele arr. ©1c.
July 19, 1933; E unp. 73918; Beatrice
Short. 14499
If my heart could only talk; song, m
. Marie Evers Church, arr. Al. Bill-
ings. ©: 1¢. July 7, 1933; BE unp.
73453; Ray Burdell Church. 14500
If our yesterdays were to-day; song,
m J. J. Wilson. © June 1, 19338;
EH pub. 37058; Clara Louise Lari-
more. 14501
If that mountain of gold belonged to
me; song, m Luther A. Clark. ©
1 ¢e. July 31, 193838; E unp. 74387;
Chas. Kirk. 14502)
If they ever put a tax on love; song.
©1e. July 24, 1933; E unp. 74032;
Harold Clement Newsome. 14503
If you only knew; song. © 1c. July
18, 1933; E unp. 73852; Richard
Cletus Horton. 14504
If you were in my arms; w and m
Glenn Bliss. © 1 c. July 3, 1933;
EH unp. 738390; Glenn O. Bliss. 14505
If you were only mine; valse song. ©
ic. suly 615, 11933 31H ounpe (4239 ;
Edw. Vesliga. 14506
If your heart belongs to someone else;
w and melody William Saville. ©
1e@ July 25, 19383; E unp. 74101;
William Rufo Saville. 14507
Ii était un enfancon ; chanson landaise,
poeme Loys Labéque, m EHrmend
Bonnal; 4 voix mixtes. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30880; Editions Sala-
bert. 14508
Il faut oser; de Le monde et la chair,
paroles André Hornez, m_ Paster-
naeki. © > June 12,1933; EH for.
30843; Editions Salabert. 14509
Il suffit d’une petite femme; fox-trot,
dans le film Le fils improvisé, pa-
roles Henri Falk, Leo Leliévre et
Fernand Rouvray, m René Sylviano,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30890; Edi-
tions Salabert. 14510
Il vaut mieux lever l’pied en dansant;
fox-trot, de Une idée folle, paroles
René Pujol et Ch. L. Pothier, m
14524
Image (The) is you; w M. Dunow-
ski, melody J. Greenman. © 1 e«.
July 6, 19383; E unp. 73419; Jack
Greenman and Mushka Dunowski.
14512
In a hollyhock garden; w Olga and
Yelka Tomich, m Olga Ann Tomich.
(©) 1.c. July 26, 1933; E unp. 74153;
Olga Tomich. 14513
In a little town down the river; w
John Klenner, m Peter De Rose;
with ukulele arr. © July 28, 1933;
E unp. 37272; Irving Berlin, inc.
, 14514
In a shady lane; song. © 1c. July
12, 1983; EH unp. 738646; James A.
Miller. 14515
In an old country lane; w Harry
Humphrey, m Stan Tucker. © 1 ¢.
July 26, 1933; E unp. 74131; Harry
Bechtel Humphrey. 14516
In der blauen nacht; Slow-fox, text
Hanns Wilstatt u. Wilhelm Sterk,
m Charles Loubé. © Mar. 18, 1933;
E for. 30723; Wiener operettenver-
lag G. m. b. H., Dacapo verlag.
14517
——. Mm +7 Un carla Charies
Loubé; salon, jazz, orch. stimmen.
© Mar. 17, 1933: E for. 30718;
Wiener operettenverlag G. m. b. H.,
Dacapo verlag. 14518
In every man’s life there is a girl;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1. July 15, 1933: H
unp. 73764; George H. Sammons.
14519
In flowery meadows; by Ernest Aus-
tin; pk © July 7, 193830 Eetor
30761; Frederick Harris co. 14520
In honeymoon land; waltz song, mel-
ody Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. July 7,
193838; E unp. 73451; La Dora Camp-
bell. 14521
In love; pf. with violin cadenza. ©
1e. July °29,) 1933);) He unip: “74327;
Louis Ziporkin. 14522
In mem’ry of mother; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
July 31, 1983; E unp. 74409; Chris-
tine Hofman. 14523
In my castle on the hill, I dream of
you; pf. treble with w. © 1 «.
Oberfeld. © June 1, 1933; E for. July 21, 1933; E unp. 73955; Leo-
30852; Editions Salabert. 14511 nora M. Burns. 14524
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14525
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
In my dear old Carolina home by the
river; w Brown Mills, melody Lee
Turner. © 1c July 24, 1933; E
unp. 74064; M. B. Mills. 14525
In my dreams; valse. ©1c. July 15,
1933; E unp. 74248; Ragna Nielson.
14526
In my dreams of you; w and m arr.;
violin. ©1ec. July 29, 1933; E unp.
74330; Cornelius Currier. 14527
In my garden of dreams; song, alr.
Warren M. Yates. © July 26, 1933;
E pub. 37270; Arthur Livingston.
14528
In my home town; w Jack Lawrence,
melody Arthur Altman. ©1c. July
14, 1933; E unp. 78715; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 14529
In old Vienna; w Edward Lockton, m
John Welbeck;-in F. © July 7,
1933; E for. 30767; Frederick
Harris co. 14530
In the Carolina moonlight; waltz, w
and m Al Kennedy; with ukulele
arr. © July 12, 1933; E pub. 37139;
E. M. Waltz music co. 14531
In the cool of the night; w Clyde Mc-
Coy, melody Cecil Davidson. ©1c.
July 22, 19383; E unp. 74116; Famous
music corp. 14532
In the jungle; composed and pf. arr.
Samuel Kaylin, orch. E. Gersten-
berger; pf. conductor pt. © le
July 26, 1933; E unp. 74194; Movie-
tone music corp. 14533
In the mission by the sea; w Billy Hill,
m Alfred Solman and Curt Kremer;
with ukulele arr. © July 20, 1933;
E pub. 37222; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine. 14534
In the mountain’s [sic] of Tennessee;
song. © 1c. July 8, 19383; E unp.
73494; Ralph E. Buckner. 14535
In the old porch swing; song. © 1 «.
July 21, 1933; E unp. 73998; Ella M.
Miller. 14536
In the patio; pequeno tango, Jan Ri-
eardo; violin; pf. ace. © July 12,
1933; E pub. 37095; Carl Fischer,
inc. 14537
In the sunlight, in the summer; w and
m Metzger McShirley. © 1c. July
3, 1933; E unp. 73339; Frank Metz-
ger McShirley. 14538
In the valley of the Rio Grande; song.
© June 24, 1933; E pub. 37166; R. J.
Roberts. 14539
Incline Thine ear; song; organ ace.,
with violin obbl. © July 13, 1933;
E pub. 37101; Edgar E. George.
14540
Indian lullaby; song. © 1. July 28,
19388; E unp. 74287; Laurel Mar-
guerite Dust. 14541
Indian war whoop; by Hiter Colvin.
©1c July 7, 1983; E unp. 73937;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 14542
Indiana Rose; song. © July 11, 1933;
E pub. 37100; Edward Neill. 145438
Infantry song; song, w Joseph Mills
Hanson © 1 ec July 13, 19383; E
unp. 73688; Rosamond B. Hanson.
14544
Inghelbrecht (D. E.) Six danses sué-
doises; orch. Partition. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30823; Editions Sala-
bert. 14545
Ingratitude; paroles Jeanne Ramel-
Cals, m Hector Fraggi. © June 23,
1933 ; E for. 30657; Enoch & cie.
14546
Ink bottle stomp; composed and arr.
Will Hudson; orch. pts. © June 1,
1933; E pub. 36978; Roach & Fields.
14547
Innocence; mignonette, R. H. Bassett ;
pf. conductor. ©1c. July 26, 1933;
E unp. 74182; Movietone music corp.
14548
Inspiracion ; bolero, T. Rosa ; pf. treble.
© 1c. July 1, 1933; E unp. 73303;
Tomas Rosa. 14549
Intermediate harmony. © Dec. 23,
1932; AA 124288; Mildred Martin.
14550
Into the infinite; sonata in F min.; pf.
©1«. July 12, 1983; E unp. 73659;
C. Isabel Mayer. 14551
Is it hot enough for you; song. ©1c.
June 30, 1983; “H mnpy oie.
Mitchell Grand. 14552
Is it me; w and melody. ©1ce July
5, 1933; E unp. 73352; Mickey Caleo.
14553
Is my pleading all in vain; song,
melody Larry E. Goffin. ©1c. July
31, 1933; E unp. 74877; Wayne Bor-
tell. 14554
Is that my just reward; w and melody.
© 1c. July 5, 1933; E unp. 73355; A.
Allan Schuander and Ruth Schu-
ander. 14555
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Isn’t she a perfect little lady; w and
melody Frank Terry, arr. Genevieve
S. Ellis. © 1e. July 24, 19383; EB
unp. 74075; Ruby Hitchman. 14556
Isonzo-marsch; v. Georg First. 1.
Salon-orch. stimmen, — 2. Klavier.
© June 25, 1933; E for. 30692, 30694 ;
B. Schott’s sdhne. 14557, 14558
It happened in ’76; by Ted Healy and
Al Goodhart, pf. arr. Wayne Allen.
© 1c. July 10, 1933; E unp. 73526;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 14559
It might have been; w and melody. ©
1 e@ July 12, 19883; E unp. 73650;
Herbert C. Annable and Jimmy De-
laney. 14560
It must be love; song, m G. B. Lom-
bardo. © July 7, 1933; E pub.
37125 ; Thomas McBurnie. 14561
It’s a sin to tell a lie; w and melody
Billy Mayhew. ©1c. July 15, 1933;
E unp, 73775; William P. Mayhew.
14562
It’s great incidental; by Hugo Fried-
hofer; pf. conductor. © 1c. July
26, 1933; E unp. 74191; Movietone
music corp. 14563
It’s great to be in love; valse song. ©
1c July 15, 19838; E unp. 74261;
Vivienne Collier De Lara. 14564
It’s hard to pretend; w and melody.
©1e July 31, 1933; E unp. 74404;
Dorothy McKim Nicolai. 14565
It’s just a little cabin, but it’s a palace
to me; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. July 31,
1933; E unp. 74407; Blanche Mat-
thiesen. 14566
It’s nice to have a nice girl friend;
fox-trot song, m Ernest Shonfield.
©1c. July 18, 1933; E unp. 73842;
Fred Sutherland. 14567
It’s over; w Jack Shields, m Joe Rue,
arr. Morty Berk. © June 14, 1933;
E pub. 36987; Joseph Francis Rugh
and John James Shields. 14568
It’s that oid fahion grossvater beer ;
w Ernest C. Deibel, m Lee Sprankle
and Floyd Rodrick. © 1c. July 14,
1933; E unp. 73713; Geo. J. Renner
brewing Co. 14569
It’s time to ring the old time cock
again; w D. Lacey, m W. Mack. ©
1 ¢ July 26, 1933; H unp. 74119;
Denny Lacey and Walter Mack.
14570
It’s too late now to be sorry; w and
melody. ©1c. July 7, 1933; E unp.
73429; Dominick Resitano. 14571
It’s twilight on the old Muskegon
river; w W. J. Corrigan, m R. A.
Turner, \ ©) exyoulys 14, 19334"
unp. 73728; Wm. J. Corrigan and
Roy A. Turner. 14572
Ivy and holly; poem adapted from
John Keegan, set to Irish tradi-
tional tune O’ Carolan’s lament, arr.
E. J. Moeran; soio and men’s cho.
unace. © July 4, 1933; E for. 30725 ;
J. Curwen & sons, Itd. 14573
J’dis tout; 6/8 one-step, paroles Pierre
Bayle et Jules Combe, m J. Sieulle;
avee accord de ukulele. © June 1,
1933; E for. 308385; Editions Sala-
bert. 14574
Jasmine; song, m Sidney Bender. ©
1 ¢. July 27, 1983; E unp. 14207;
Besse Mae Machurek. 14575
Java (La) des gens distingués; de
Vopérette Oscar, paroles René Gail-
lard, m F. Warms. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30796; C. Joubert et cie.
14576
Jazzapation; study in jazz by negro
masters, changes in construction and
harmonization Joseph Rose; pf. ©
May 15, 19383; E pub. 36977; Alfred
music ¢co., ine. 14577
Jazzettes; w and melody. © 1c. July
L%, 19338; BE unp: (38173 John Dp:
Marks. 14578
Je m’sens faite pour ca; fox-trot, de
Le chasseur de chez Maxim’s, paroles
André Hornez, m René Sylviano;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30833; Editions Sala-
bert. 14579
Je n’avaiSs pas compris; paroles
Jacques-Charles, m Jean Lenoir. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30860; Editions
Salabert. 14580
Je suis petit; fox-trot, dans l’operette
Oh, papa, livret André Barde, m
Maurice Yvain; orch. ptes. © June
1, 1983; E for. 30826; Editions Sala-
bert. 14581
Je suis sex-appeal; one-step, chant
seul, de Vopérette Dix-neuf ans,
paroles Jean Bastia, m Pascal
Bastia. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30802; C. Joubert et cie. 14582
Jersey; fox-trot, Jelly Roll Morton,
trombone, clarinet and guit. [Con-
ductor] ©1c. July 8, 1933; E unp.
73940; Southern music pub. co., inc.
14583
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14584
pt. 111, n. s.; V. 28
Jesus, my Saviour, night and day; w | Just a year ago to-night; w Billy Rose,
and m Jack Turner, pf. se. Jean
Waiz; with ukulele and guit. arrs.
also special male quartet arr. N.
Manoloff. © July 1, 1933; E pub.
31032; M. M. Cole pub. co. 14584
Jesus rolls the clouds away; hymn. ©
apy 26, 1933s" Hi DUD. worl ee Aa.
James Kindig. 14585
Jeunes mariés; fox-trot, de Made-
moiselle Josette ma femme, paroles
A. Berthomieu, m G. van Parys;
avec accord de ukulele. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30846; Editions Sala-
bert. 14586
Jewels; song. © June 22, 1933; E
pub. 37113; Clarence Blake. 14587
Jovial (The) beggar; unison song, w
anon., m Heller Nicholls. © July 1,
1933; E for. 30538; Banks & son.
14588
Joys (The) of yesterday; w and m
Scott Brampton, arr. Ros Metzger.
©' June’ 20,. 193833°H pub 37111;
Shirley Reay. 14589
Juguete de amor; letra y m Luis
Arearaz. “© EKeb."'1, 19333") for.
30958; A. Wagner y Levien sucs.,
Ss. en ¢. 14590
June morning; tone poem, Jan Ri-
eardo; violin; pf. acc. © July 12,
1933; Epub. 37094; Carl Fischer,
inc. 14591
Juntitos los dos; tango, José M. Luc-
chesi; orch. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30808 ; Henry Lemoine et cie. 14592
Jus’ a litto alley-cat; song. ©1..
July 7, 1983; E unp. 738497; Lillian
Poole Palmason. 14593
Just a cabin in Dixie land; w James
H. Meredith, G. Rodney and E. D.
Brown; pf. with w. ©1e. July 5,
1933; E unp. 73366; Ernest Dale
Brown and George Rodney. 14594
Just a little bit of heaven called home;
w Mercer Cook, and melody. © 1c.
July 19, 1933; E unp. 73903; Will
Marion Cook. 14595
Just a little dream of you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
Ca ¢) July’ 5, 1933: RP unp. 73569 ;
Sylvia Richey. 14596
Just a lonely feeling; w Mary Duryee,
and melody. © 1c. July 7, 19383;
E unp. 73457; Joan Law. 14597
Just a song; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
July 15, 1983; E unp. 74245; Inez
Wallace. 14598
m Lee David; with ukulele arr. ©
July’ 5, 19333. BE pub. 3701S =e
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
14599
Just another day gone by; song. ©
ie: July 10; 1933: unp! 73503;
William J. Hosbach, jr. 14600
Just another kiss before you go; w
and m Paul H. Kauffman. ©1«.
July “5, 1933 5° EH ump. 13a (9 =) Beewe
rence W. Latshaw. 14601
Just around the corner; fox trot song.
©1c. July 15, 1933; BE unp. 74254:
Hleanor Northup. 14602
Just like a corner of heaven; song,
Ballard MacDonald, Karl Stark and
James F. Hanley; with ukulele arr.
© July 6, 1933; “pap! “seaun.
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine. [Copy-
right is claimed on _ additional
changes in lyric by Ballard Mac-
Donald] 14603
Just like we used to be; w Chas.
Douglas; [chords, single staff] ©
1 ¢. July 19,1933; E unp.. 73900;
Ray Dieringer. 14604
Just memories; song. © 1c. July 20,
1933; E unp. 73954; Lawrence
Bunch. 14605
Just over the hill; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@
July 15, 1983; E unp. 73761; Ruby
McMullen. 14606
Just smile and go; w and melody. ©
te: July 28, 1933 ; Hl an ia
Dorothy McGee. 14607
Just so I’m with you; w and m Bob
Williams; pf. treble. © 1c. July
8, 1933; E unp. 73491; Robert Tat-
man Williams. 14608
Just the little things; w and m Bob
Williams; pf. treble. ©1c. July 8,
1933; E unp. 738492; Robert Tatman
Williams. 14609
Just the same to-day; song, m Maudie
B. Shreffler. © 1c. July 14, 1933; E
unp. 73712; Flora Reeve Rice.
14610
Just trust the man in Washington;
song, arr. M. Benoit. © 1 ¢. July
27, 1933; E unp. 74204; Michael
Mikita and Mac. Benoit. 14611
Just you for ever-more; song, m Vic-
torio Rosi and Paul Dinus; pf. ©
1 oe July 18, 1983; E-unp. 73844;
Paul Dinus. 14612
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Karleksexpressen; en tagstep ur fil-
men, text Nils Georg, m Karl Wehle;
pf. © Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 30774;
Nils Georgs musikforlags, a.b.
14613
Kalua lullaby; w Gus Kahn, m Ted
Fiorito; with ukulele arr. May Sing-
hi Breen. © July 19, 1933; E pub.
37213; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
14614
Katie O’Brady; w W. Ryan, m J..A.
Garro. © 1c. July 3, 1933; E unp.
73341; William Ryan and John A.
Garro. 14615
Keep on trying; w and melody. ©1c.
July 28, 1933; E unp. 74808; John
Dunn. 14616
Keep smiling; musical comedy. ©1 ¢.
July 31, 1933; D 28483 ; Thomas Lin-
wood Grindell. 14616*
Kiss (The) of Christ; hymn; med.
moice.) ©) June 3, 1933: EX pub.
37218; Felix J. O’Neill. 14617
Kitchenette (A) apartment for two;
w and melody Andy McAlister. ©
1c. July 6, 1933; EH -unp. 73408; A. T.
McAlister. 14618
Kitty of Coleraine; traditional Irish
w set to m Heller Nicholls; unison
voices. © July 22, 1933; E for.
30912; Banks & son. 14619
Kleinbahnfahrt; von Otto Rathke;
orch. pts. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30634; J. Liber. 14620
Kleiner mann—was nun; tango, aus
dem tonfilm, text Richard Busch, m
Harold Bohmelt. © May 381, 1933;
E for. 30937; Beboton-verlag, G. m.
b. H. 14621
Kleines trompeterlein, grtiss Gott, ade
.; Walzerlied im volkston, w
Bruno MHardt-Warden, m Robert
Stolz, op. 609. © May 10, 1933;
Ei for. 30554; Alrobi musikverlag,
Gram. pb; HE. 14622
Knockin’ on wood; by Red Norvo;
xylophone; pf. ace. © July 21,
1933; E pub. 37217; Robbins music
corp. 14623
Kopirova.’76 Ta yraveva (Koritsia "po ta
gianena); w and melody. © 1 «.
July 22, 1933; EK unp. 74010; Antonios
Sakeliariou. 14624
Kristna (Den) sangen; blandade rés-
ter. © July 7, 1933; E pub. 37126;
Ernest John Samuelson. 14625
14641
Kurinsky (Arpad John) Waltz; orch.
Dts. lO) Gady 4. 198a-20n UD
73448; Arpad John Kurinsky.
14626
Lady in the moon; song, w Joe Hamil-
fol. © Ive. -Iuly.i 7, £933>. wup.
73810; Lina Rodrigue. 14627
Lady Mary; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
JUV eo taacee EH) UND (ago, Fe C.
Fanning. 14628
Lady Moon; w and melody. © 1 «.
July 12,1933; BE unp. 13647 : Rose
Venturini. 14629
Lady the answer is no; w and melody.
© 1c. July 28, 1933; E unp. 74280;
Jack Callaway. 14630
Lappar som le s& roéda; vals ur Fri-
dolf i lejonkulan, text Nils-Georg, m
E. Baumann; pf. © Feb. 1, 1933;
E for. 30771; Nils-Georgs musikfor-
lags, a. b. 14631
Lajtha (Laszlo) Sonate; op. 17; vio-
loncelle et pf. nrs. 1-3. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30804; Alphonse Leduc
et cie. 14632
‘Lament to the moon; w and melody.
©1e. July 21, 1933; E unp. 73986;
Marie Tarjan. 14633
Lamento; pour violon, F, Fiorillo, arr.
avec ace. de pf., ou orgue, L. R.
Feuillard. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30812; Delrieu fréres. 14634
Lamplighter (The); song, w Robert
Louis Stevenson. © July 29, 1933;
E pub. 37300; Alan R. Morse. 14635
Land (The) of my bodhood dreams; w
and melody. ©1e. July 7, 1933; E
unp. 73938; Southern music pub. co.,
me) 14636
Last (The) invocation; song, w Walt
Whitman. © 1c. July 1, 1933; BH
unp. 73307; Isaac Ginsburg. 14637
Lazy rain; w and m Clarence Muse.
© duly 17, 19332 EO pubs area:
Handy bros. music co., inc. 14638
Lazy waters; pf. with w. ©1c. July
11, 1983; E unp. 73618; Frederick
Morris Young. 14639
Lazybones; w and m Johnny Mercer
and Hoagy Carmichael; with uku-
lele arr. © June 15, 1933; E pub.
37036; Southern music pub. co., ine.
14640
Leb wohl mein lieb ftir heut ; slow-fox ;
orch. stimmen, mit text. © May 20,
1933; E for. 80700; Werner Boch-
mann. 14641
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14642
Left without you; song. ©1.c. July
5, 19383; E unp. 73364; Joseph Jack
Lang. 14642
Leggenda zingaresco; intermezzo,
Dante Cipollini; piccola orch. parti.
© June 27, 1933; E for. 30682; G.
Ricordi & co. 146438
Let me; w and melody. ©1e. July
24, 1933; E unp. 74072; Raymond
Francis Nekuda. 14644
Let me kiss you in my dreams to-
night; w and melody. ©1e. July
18, 1933; E unp. 73849; Michael
Aloysius Ambrose. 14645
Let me linger by the old Muskegon ;
w and melody. © 1c. July 26,
1933; E unp. 74147; Colin McLeod.
14646
Let me put a ring around your fin-
ger Sone, “© 1c. July 27, 19385;
E unp. 74209; Sherrill C. Passage.
14647
Let’s all go to South Dakota; song.
© July 12, 19338; E pub. 37138;
Clara Olson. 14648
Let’s dance; waltz, w and m Jack
Mooney. © 1. July 25, 1933; E
unp. 74106; John W. Mooney.
14649
Let’s go; w C. P. McDonald, and mel-
ody. -©?4 ¢. duly 7, 1933; BE unp.
73461; Helene Hipkins. 14650
Let’s go Bavarian; w Harold Adam-
son, m Burton Lane. © 1. July
17, 1933; E unp. 73813; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 14651
Let’s go Chicago; w Franklin A. Hart,
m Eva E. Hart. © 1. July 21,
1933; E unp. 73984; Norman David
Hart. 14652
Let’s sing again; w Bud Green and
Al Lewis, m Al Sherman. © June
1, 1933; E pub. 37004; Green &
White, inc. 14653
Let’s stay together; song. ©1e. July
5, 1983; E unp. 73365; Joseph Jack
Lang. 14654
Let us sip from the cup that cheers;
w Joseph E. Saunders, m Oscar G.
Petters and Joseph E. Saunders. ©
1c. July 22, 1933; E unp. 74028;
Harmony music pub. co. 14655
Liederbuch der Adventjugend; hrsg.
vom Rechsverband der deutschen
Adventjugend, v. Erwin Berner,
Curt Sinz, u. a. © Mar. 24, 1933;
A—Foreign 21025; Advent-verlag,
e. V. 14656
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Life is a Song; song, w Jackson Smith.
©1c. July 26, 1933; E unp. 74154;
Mary Wright Bain. 14657
Life’s just like that; w and melody.
© 1c. July 10, 1933; E unp. 73536;
Margaret Sloma. 14658
Lift thine eyes; w Arturo Lucéy, m
Frederic Knight Logan, arr. G. Ack-
ley Brower; mixed voices. © July
27, 1933; E pub. 37254; G. Ricordi
& co., ine. 14659
Lilac rendezvous; w and m Bob Wil-
liams; pf. treble. © 1 c¢. July 8,
1983; E unp. 73490; Robert Tat-
man Williams. 14660
Lilacs in Tipperary; song, w J. R.
Moreland. © 1c. July 26, 1933;
E unp. 74155; Mary Wright Bain.
14661
Lily Belle; w Edward Heyman, mel-
ody Richard Myers. © 1. July
22, 1983; E unp. 74115; Famous
music corp. 14662
Lily (The) of the Mohawks; over-
ture, N. V. Smith; pf., drums, flute,
violin and cornet in A. © July 15,
1932; E pub. 37181; Edward Con-
stant LaMore and Nellie Von Ge-
richten Smith. 14663
Lindbergh (The) baby; pf. with w.
© 1c. July 8, 19383; E unp. 73501;
Astrid Larson. 14664
Lindbergh baby; w and melody. ©
1c July 7, 19388; E unp. 734386;
Ottis Pierce. 14665
Lindenwirtin (Die); singspiel, nach
motiven des gleichnamigen tonfilms,
text Rudolph Schanzer wu. Ernst
Welisch, m Michael Krausz. Voll-
stindiger klavierauszug mit text.
© June 13, 1933; E for. 30982; Drei
masken musik, G. m. b. H. 14666
Lingerin’ on your door step; arr. Har-
vey Alexander; ist violin. © 1 ¢.
July 13, 1933; E unp. 73676; John
Lawrence Zamrzla. 14667
Lingering memories; w and melody,
arr. Don Murray. © 1c. July 6,
1933; E unp. 73412; John J. Mc-
Laughlin. 14668
Liten (En) vistanflakt; en vindarnas
vals, text: Ake Sdderblom, m: Jules
Sylvain; pf. © June 26, 1933; E
for. 30948; Edition Sylvain. 14669
Little brown jug; w and m Dyck V.
Elmore. © 1 ¢. July 28, 1933; EH
unp. 74297; Duane Y. Elmore.
14670
614
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 19383
14701
Little dance fantasy; by J. Achron;
with song for sop. ©1e. July 7,
1933; E unp. 73467; Joseph Achron.
14671
Little (A) girl called You; w C. P.
McDonald, and melody. ©1c. July
7, 1933; E unp. 73462; Helene Hip-
kins. 14672
Little (A) home where love is found ;
waltz, w and melody. ©1c. July
31, 1933; E unp. 74380; Earle Tay-
lor Rush. 14673
Little house upon the hill; song. ©
1c. July 25, 1933; E unp. 74083;
Addie May Yeager. 14674
Little monkey fingers; song. © 1.
July 26, 1933; E unp. 74156; Mary
Wright Bain. 14675
Little (The) pet; by H. W. Fried-
hofer; pf. conductor. © 1c. July
15, 1933; E unp. 73832; Movietone
musie corp. 14676
Little reckless me; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
July 15, 1933; E unp. 73759; Hlsie
Ennis. 14677
Little (The) red school house on the
hill; w and m George Washington
fonnson.. ©, 1. ¢., July 13,, 1933;
E unp. 73674; Belva L. Draper.
14678
Loin de Paris; paroles J. Lyrel, m
R. G. Sinclair. © May 1, 1933; E
for. 30567; Jean Lyrel and Robert
Gabriel Sinclair. 14679
London, we all love London town; w
Ralph Butler, m Ronnie Munro;
with ukulele arr. © June 30, 1933;
E for. 30637; West’s, ltd. 14680
Lonely-heart; w and melody Irving
Berlin. © 1c. July 14, 1933; E
unp. 73750; Irving Berlin, inc.
14681
Longing for mother; w and melody
Fleming-Townsend. ©1e. July 7,
19383; E unp. 73610; Southern mu-
sic pub. co., inc. 14682
Longing for you; song, m Edward
Benedict; pf. treble. © 1c. July
18, 19838; E unp. 73845; Clara Hsta-
brook. 14683
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. July 5, 1933;
E unp. 73372; Marcus Baldwin.
14684
Look up, look up, good times are com-
min; song, m Billy Gordon. © 1 .
July 11, 1933; E unp. 73635; Howard
_D. Leese. 14685
Lora, my Lora; w and melody. ©le.
July 25, 19383; E unp. 74113; Rosario
Pellegrino. 14686
Lord I cry unto Thee; anthem, w from
Psalms 141, 143; mixed quartet or
cho., with pf. or organ acc. © July
26, 193838; E pub. 87268; Carl Hugo
Grimm. 14687
Lord of the mountain; song, Navajo
prayer, w Mary Austin. ©1ce. July
24, 193838; E unp. 74068; Elena Pea-
body Rouse. 14688
Losing you; w H. Y. Harburg, m Senia
Pokrass; with ukulele arr. © July
14, 1983; E pub. 37149; Harms, ine.
14689
Lost lady of dreams; w and melody.
©l1e. July 24, 19383; E unp. 74065;
Rilla Hancock. 14690
Lotus blooms; by Frank H. Grey; pf.
© June 28, 1933; E pub. 37065;
B. F. Wood music co. 14691
Louw’siana Lou; w and melody. ©
ice duly 29> 1Oao 7 UND. cooler
Mamie Corneille. 14692
Lou’siana lullaby; w and m Charles
Newman, Johnny Burke and Harold
Spina; with ukulele arr. © July
26, 19338; E pub. 37279; Santly bros.,
ine. 14693
Louville Lou; song, m Luther A.
Clark. ©1c. July 28, 1933; E unp.
74322; Roy Wynn. 14694
Love behind a fan; from The no man,
w and m Cliff Hess. © July 3,
1933; E pub. 37001; M. Witmark &
sons. 14695
Love calls me back again; valSe song.
©) 1 June 27,1933) Eiunp.) (oan
Lillian Irwin Walker. 14696
Love is a mystery; fox-trot song. ©
tiie Wuly) 3.. 19352) HK unps faolvar
Carmela ‘Longobardi. 14697
Love is calling; melody with pf. acc.
©1e. July 28, 1933; E unp. 74298;
Raymond F. Vacha. 14698
Love light in your eyes; valse song.
©1c. July 15, 1933; E unp. 74241;
Bueland T. Severson. 14699
Love me always; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
July 5, 1983; E unp. 73375; Ruby A.
Gardner. 14700
Love on the walk; by Arthur Lange,
arr. E. Ross; pf. conductor. ©1e.
July 26, 19838; E unp. 74184; Movie-
tone music corp. 14701
615
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14702
Love (A) song;
Haydn Wood; in D. © June 14,
1933; E for..30677; Chappell & co.,
ltd. 14702
Love song of the sea; song. © 1 «.
July 11, 1983; E unp. 73626; Mattie
B. McKinnon. 14703
Love that came too late; song, w J.
Richard Moreland. ©1c. July 26,
1983; E unp. 74157; Mary Wright
Bain. 14704
Love waltz; w S. Levine, with melody.
© 1c. June 23, 1933; E unp. 73564;
Samuel Levine and Harrold Spencer.
14705
Loveliness can hold you; song, w J. R.
Moreland. ©1e. July 26, 1933; E
unp. 74158; Mary Wright Bain.
14706
Lovely little you; w and melody. ©
ire July, 19; 19383; Hecunp.. 73908 ;
Gerald Franklin Grandon. 14707
Lover’s (A) prayer; w Daniel White-
head Hicky, m Will Garroway; in F.
6) July 314. “1933\:,)H pub. oc) %
Harms, ine. 14708
Love’s highway; w Walter P. Mc-
Namara, m Harry Cokayne. © 1c.
July 3, 1933; E unp. 73331; Augustus
Henry Cokayne. 14709
Love’s ideal; by Elric Olsen; orch. pts.
©) June. 20.1933: ED for. 480660
Hawkes & son (London) Itd. 14710
Love’s regret; fox trot song. © 1 ec.
July 19, 1988; E unp. 74266; Aline
Hazel Castle. 14711
Love’s whisperings; w and melody. ©
ive. July 18, 1933). Kup, esse ;
Ruth Willden. 14712
Low down; song. ©1ce. July 7, 1933;
E unp. 73464; Robert Woodlen, Ber-
nie Bard and Leon Zeller. 14713
Low-down blues; w Hildy- Dolson, m
Jimmie Smiley. 1? (eli 22,
1933; E unp. 74004; James Burkett
Smiley. 14714
Luce eterna; w and melody. © 1.
July 11, 1933; E unp. 73617; Dante
Cavicchioli. 14715
Lucky shores; song. ©1e. July 28,
1933; E unp. 74286; Laurel Mar-
guerite Dust. 14716
Lullaby of love; song. ©1c. July 29,
1933; E unp. 74354; Vernon C. Mal-
lory. 14717
Lulu in Honolulu; song. © 1. July
10, 1938 ; E unp. 73506; Olaf Oswald.
14718
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 2S
w Bruce Sievier, m | Luna—I want to ride with you; w and
melody Mary A. Fichera. © 1 ec.
July 11, 1933; E unp. 738630; Mary
Fichera. 14719
Lyckan finns pa manga~stillen; ur
filmen Hustru for en dag, text Nils
Georg, m Karl Wehle; pf. © Jan.
1, 1933; E for. 30769; Nils Georgs
musikforlags, a. b. 14720
Ma blonde signora; tango, m G. Pres-
tini, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. et paroles. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30889; Editions Salabert.
14721
Madre (La) del cordero; jota, casta-
net dance, J. Jimenez, arr. Richard
E. Kent; orch. pts. © July 5, 1933;
E pub. 36990; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic corp. 14722
Midel (Hin) ohne mann; musikalis-
ches lustspiel, text Theo. Halton, m
Siegfried Schulz. Klavierauszug
mit text. © Apr. 12, 1933; E for.
30555; Drei masken yerlag, G. m.
piv: 14723
Magical magical stairs; w and melody.
© 1c. July 19, 1933; E unp. 73922;
Maud Earl. 14724
Magnificat [and] Nunc dimittis; tra-
ditional w, set to m Paul 8. Calla-
way; mixed voices; organ acc.; in
F min. © July 24, 1933; E pub.
37242; G. Ricordi & co., ine. 14725
Maja; pf. treble. © i1;e Wabee,
1933 ; E unp. 73704; Roger P. Spiker.
14726
Make up your mind you'll be mine;
song, m Herman A. Hummel. ©1c.
July 5, 1933; E unp. 73791; Joseph
F. School. 14727
Making love to you; w and melody. ©
1c. July 12, 19383; BH unp. T3653;
Rubin Kapusta and Jimmy Delaney.
14728
Malgré vous mon ccur chante pour
vous; blues, du film Une faible
femme, paroles André Mauprey et
André Hornez, m E. Erwin; avec ac-
cord de l’ukulele. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30867; Editions Salabert.
14729
Malibu; w Edgar Leslie, m Fred E.
Ahlert; with ukulele arr. Haia Kaa.
© July 7, 1933; E pub. 37048; Keit
Engel, inc. 14730
Man braucht kein geld; musikalisches
lustspiel, nach altkirch, Gtnther
Bibo u. Willy Rosen, m Willy Rosen,
616
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
instrumentation u. klavierauszug
zum dirigieren Alfred Strasser. ©
Mar. 380, 19383; E for. 80752; Cres-
cendo theaterverlag, G. m. b. H.
14731
Man (The) in the moon; by Dorothy
Bell Briggs; pf. © June 28, 1933;
E pub. 37064; B. F. Wood music co.
14732
Man—not monkey; w and melody. ©
1c July 18, 1988; E unp. 73857;
Lenore Newstadtel. 14733
Man (The) of destiny; mixed voices.
© July 12, 1933; E pub. 37011; P.
Douglas Bird. 14734
Man (The) that rode the mule around
the world ; w and melody D. Butcher.
©1c. July 19, 1933; E unp. 74168;
' Southern music pub. co., inc.
14735
Mananita; bolero, letra y m Gonzalo
Curiel. © Apr. 10, 1933; E for.
30955; A Wagner y Levien sucs., s.
en ¢. 14736
Manhattan knight; fox-trot, w and
melody. © 1c. July 17, 1933; BH
unp. 73807 ; Paul Madison Kniskern.
14737
Manhattan sadness; melody with pf.
acey © 1c July 15, 19383; E unp.
73768; David Klatzkin. 14738
Manuel d’harmonie a quarts de ton;
par Ivan Wischnegradsky. © May
1, 1983; A—Foreign 21355; Siréne
musicale. 14739
Many thanks for the dance; w Arthur
Terker, and melody. ©1c. July 22,
1933; E unp. 74022; Cliff Jaxon.
14740
Maracas y bongo; capricho afrocubano,
de la pelicula, letra Max Tosquella,
m H. Grenet. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1933;
E unp. 73568; Emilio Grenet y San-
chez. 14741
March (The) of the kingfish; pf. ©
1 ec July 24, 1983; E unp. 74045;
Louise Wainwright. 14742
Marche des gueux; paroles A. Tiluze,
m Georges Ghestem. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30798; C. Joubert et
cie. 14743
Marche heroique; by Rob Roy Peery;
organ. © July 11, 1933; E pub.
37070; H. W. Gray co. 14744
Marcia Roosevelt; canzone. © 1 ec.
July 11, 19383; E unp. 73625; Sebas-
tiano Di Benedetto. 14745
14759
Maria Plena; vals, letra y m L. Barce-
lata. © Dec. 15, 1932; E for. 30936;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 14746
Marinette joue de la varinette; fox-
trot, paroles Géo. Koger, m Vincent
Scotto et Léon Raiter; avec accord
de ukulele. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30842 ; Editions Salabert. 14747
Marlene, you are my song of songs;
w Edward Heyman, melody Rich-
ard Myers. ©1c. July 29, 1933; B
unp. 74363; Famous music corp.
14748
Marquis et marquise; gavotte, Jean
Trémer; pf. © May 1, 1933; E for.
30622; Durand et cie. 14749
Mascberoneide; seconda fantasia, Vit-
torio Mascheroni; piccola orch. parti.
© May 10, 1933; E for. 30541; A. &
G. Carisch & c. 14750
Mask; song. © 1c. July 20, 1933;
EH unp. 73957; Thane Ernest Scott.
14751
Masque (A) of minuets; 18th century,
arr. Ernest Reeves; violin, or cello,
and pf., also trio. © July 11, 1933;
E for. 30902; Walsh, Holmes & co.,
ltd. 14752
Mass in honor of Our Lady of vic-
tory; m Josephine M. Rice; mixed
cho. and organ. © July 10, 1933;
E pub. 37159; Clayton F. Summy co.
14753
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) La
verdadera vida; coplas, poéme Guil-
lot de Saix, m J. Massenet et Mare
Berthomieu; voix moyennes. ©
May 1, 1933; E for. 30621; Heugel.
14754
Master Cupid; intermezzo, from The
rose of the border, H. Elliott Smith ;
pf. © June 19, 1933; E for. 30668;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.
14755
Matador (The); march, arr. R. B.
Hisenberg; band pts. © Feb. 9,
1933; E pub. 37040; Perry Cravens.
14756
May I never fall again; w and melody.
©1e. July 12, 1938; E unp. 73651;
Marjorie Goldsmith and Jimmy
Delaney. 14757
May (A) morning; pf. © 1c. July
19, 1983; E unp. 73889; Louis Al-
tieri. 14758
Maybe you think I don’t care; w
and melody. © 1c. July 18, 1933;
E unp. 73863; Retta Denison. 14759
617
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES |
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
14760
Me at my radio; w G. J. Zeledon, m | Mem’ries o’ mine; w M. E. Milstead,
E. W. Mirick. © 1c. July 8, 1933;
E unp. 73476; George John Zeledon
and Edwin Walker Mirick. 14760
Me ye have bereaved; motet, w from
Lamentation of Jacob, m Cristobal
Morales, arr. Archibald Thompson
Davison ; men’s voices. © June 22,
1933; E pub. 37250; E. C. Schirmer
music co. 14761
Meaning (The) of the cross; song, m
James L. Brown. © 1c. July 15,
1933; E unp. 73765; Sara Bertha
Sloan. 14762
Medea; oper, v. G. Bibo. Textbuch u.
klavierauszug. © Nov. 1, 1932; E
for. 30977; C. H. Grovermann.
Meet me at the fair; song, arr. Stan
Tucker. ©1c. July 8, 1933; E unp.
73474; Howard Dery. 14764
Meet me in the pale June moonlight;
song, arr. George Orum. © July 18,
1933; E pub. 37206; Herman Robert
Harwood. 14765
Méfie-toi du printemps ... Loulette;
paroles Henry Lemarchand, m Wal-
Berg and Emil Stern. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30830; Editions Sala-
bert. 14766
Melcombe; hymn tune fantasy, Carl
McKinley; organ. © July 11, 1933;
E pub. 37069; H. W. Gray co. 14767
Melly dear; slow waltz, w Andres R.
Javier, and melody. ©1ce. July 17,
1933; E unp. 73835; Isidro P. Sipin.
14768
Melody (The) of love; waltz, w Ruth
ReNack, m Edwin Tillman. ©1c.
July 19, 1933; E unp. 73962; Irving
A. Price. 14769
Mélopée et scherzo; de R. Monfeuil-
lard; hautbois et pf. © Dec. 81,
1932; E for. 30716; Lucien de La-
cour. 14770
Memories of the range; song, melody
Larry E. Goffin. © 1c. July 11,
1933; E unp. 73623; C. A. Peterson.
14771
Memories of Vienna; selection of Vien-
nese melodies, arr. Jean Armand;
pf. © July 7, 1933; E for. 30762;
Frederick Harris co. 14772
Mem’ries; w and m Frances L. Young.
© July 5, 1933 ; E pub. 37160; Fran-
cis A. Young. 14773
m W. E. Maloney. © 1. July 10,
1983; Ey unp 73532; William E.
Maloney and M. Edgar Milstead.
14774
Mem’ries of days gone by; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. July 18, 1933; E unp.
73869; Michael Belovesick. 14775
Mem’ries of mother; song, with uku-
lele arr. © July 15, 1933; E pub.
37175; Irving Siegel. 14776
Men of steel; from Sky Symphony, w
and m Cliff Hess. © July 11, 1933;
E pub. 37122; M. Witmark & sons.
14777
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob lLud-
wig Felix) It is ordained by will
divine; op. 47, no. 4 [and] Nocturne;
from A midsummer night’s dream,
op. 61: rev. and ed., with biographi-
cal sketch, fingering, phrasing, ped-
aling, etc., Maurice Aronson; pf.
July 14, 1933; E pub. 37258; Art
publication soc. 14778
Mentira; Cuban son; pf. con letra.
©1c. July 25, 1983; E unp. 74092;
Ricardo Romero. 14779
Menuet pour Casals; de Gérard Hek-
king; violoncelle et pf. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30780; Durand et cie.
14780
Mephisto-dance; par L.-L.-Lynde; orch.
ptes. © May 1, 1933; E for. 30597;
L. Grus et cie. 14781
Merlaison (La); du film Les trois
mousquetaires, Jean Lenoir; pf. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30858; Editions
Salabert. 14782
Merry May-pole: by Rob Roy Peery;
pf. © June 28, 1933; E pub. 37062;
B. F. Wood music co. 14783
Mes fournisseurs; fox trot, de Une
idée de génie, paroles René Pujol
et Ch. L. Pothier, m Oberfeld. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30851; Editions
Salabert. 14784
Meschina Donna Paula; pf. treble with
w. ©1e. July 22, 19383; EH ump.
74002; Rose Petralia. 14785
Message you are flying; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
July 24, 1988; E unp. 74037; Kae
Mulick. 14786
Messe in B; von Joseph Messner, Op.
29; sop. solo, gem. chor u. blasersex-
tett. Partitur u. stimmen. Mit
klavierauszug. © Sept. 1, 1931;
E for. 30931; Anton Bohm & sohn.
14787
618
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Mexicano; w and m Frank Terry, arr.
Genevieve S. Ellis. © 1c. July 24,
1938; E unp. 74076; Ruby Hitch-
man. 14788
Mickey Mouse and Minnie’s in town;
w and melody Ann Ronell. © 1 ¢.
July 15, 1983; E unp. 78778; Irving
Berlin, inc. 14789
Midnight-mama ;
Allen. ©1c. July 19, 1933; E unp.
74165; Southern music pub. co., inc.
14790
Milhaud (Darius) Deux elégies ro-
maines; de Goethe, tr. J. P. Samson,
m D. Milhaud; choeur de femmes,
ou quaiuor vocal. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30813; R. Deiss. 14791
Deux poémes; extraits de l’anto-
logie négre, poesie Blaise Cendras;
cheeur mixte ou pour quatuor vocal.
© June 1, 1933; E for. 30815; R.
Deiss. 14792
Millions of raindrops like millions of
tears; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. July 15,
1933; E unp. 73757; James Aldrich.
14793
Minnie Vee; song. © July 6, 19338;
E pub. 37029; Laura Eleanor Bard-
well. 14794
Miranda won’t you move to town; fox-
trot song. © 1c. July 3, 19338;
E unp. 73602; Catherine A. Hill.
14795
Mis ternuras; tango, José M. Luc-
chesi; orch. ptes. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30817; Choudens. 14796.
Mississippi blues; w and m Bob Wil-
liams; pf. treble. © 1c. July 8,
1933; E unp. 73488; Robert Tatman
Williams. 14797
Mississippi dream boat; melody Matt
Malneck and Frank Signorelli. ©
1c. July 24, 1988; E unp. 74048;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 14798
Mississippi lament; w Walter Preston,
m William Wirges, symphonic tran-
scription Ferde Grofé; orch. pts. ©
July 12, 1988; E pub. 37099; Carl
Fischer, inc. 14799:
Mississippi legionnaires; song. ©
July 6, 1983; E pub. 37009; Frances
Eagle Levine. 14800
Mississippi moon; song. © 1c. July
24, 1983; E unp. 74029; Lewis L.
Vrooman. 14801
w and melody Lee |
14814
Mississippi town; w and melody. ©
1c. July 6, 19838; E unp. 73414;
Jason Rudolph Harrell. 14802
Missouri love waltz; song. © 1 «.
July 24, 1983; E unp. 74051; Freda
Jamieson. 14803
Missouri, my home sweet home; song,
m Ray Zaher; with male quartetie
arr. Bert Peters and ukulele arr. ©
June 24, 1988; E pub. 37108; Marvin
Lee. 14804
Mister will you give me a ride; w and
melody. ©1c. July 21, 1933; E unp.
73972; Ewen Hail. 14805
Mrs. Bartholomew; from Falling for
you, w Douglas Furber, m Vivian
Ellis; with ukulele arr. © June 16,
1933; E for. 30673; Chappell & co.,
ltd. 14806
Modern exercises for the violin; by
Maurice Freedman. © July 7, 1933;
E pub. 37156; White-Smith music
pub. co. 14807
Moderne Wiener schlager-serie fiir
zither in Wiener stimmung; arr.
Johann Pickart; zither, mit text.
© May 15, 1933; E for. 30750;
Wiener operettenverlag, G. m. b. H.,
Dacapo-verlag. 14808
Mohawk love call; poem FE. C. LaMore,
m N. V. Smith; with flute obbl. ©
July 15, 1932; E pub. 37182; Edward
Constant LaMore and Nellie Von
Gerichten Smith. 14809:
Mohawk war dance; poem H. C. La-
More, m N. V. Smith. © July
15, 1982; E pub. 37183; Edward
Constant LaMore and Nellie Von
Gerichten Smith. 14810
Moi j’écoute l’accordéon; valse, Vin-
cent Scotto, arr. Francis Salabert;
orch. ptes. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30888; Editions Salabert. 14811
Molly and me; w Sammy Lerner and
Buddy Fields, m Gerald Marks;
with ukulele arr. © June 30, 1933;
E pub. 37020; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 14812
Moment (A) of love; w M. Dunowski,
melody J. Greenman. © 1. July
6, 1933; E unp. 73420; Jack Green-
man and Mushka Dunowski. 14813
Moment (A) only; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
June 24, 1983; E unp. 73554; Karen
Pardee. 14814
619
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14815
Momenta; pf. with w. ©1c. July 13,
1933 ; E unp. 73694; Gustave Robert
Hanson. 14815
Mon idéal 4 moi; fox-trot, de Le
Professeur Cupidon, paroles Ch. L.
Pothier et Georges Dolley, m Henry
Verdun; avec accord de lukulele.
© June 1, 1933; E for. 30828; Edi-
tions Salabert. 14816
Mon petit oiseau; de Chansons popu-
laires des provinces de France,
harmonisée Edmond Lavagne. ©
May 1, 1933; E for. 30583; Heugel.
14817
Montana’s majesty; arr. Oscar Fos-
sum; pf. with w. © July 20, 1933;
E pub. 37199; Jacob Joseph Gunther.
14818
Moon; Song. © 1 ¢ July 15, 1933;
E unp. 74231; Charles Kohl Dietsch.
14819
Moon madness; song. ©1 ce. July 12,
1933; E unp. 73662; Clarence Henry
Stabenfeldt. 14820
Moonlight and pretzels; from the
photoplay, w HE. Y. Harburg, m Jay
Gorney; with ukulele arr. © July
14, 1933; E pub. 37152; Harms, ine.
14821
Moonlight blues; song, w Clark N.
Sherman. ©1e. July 26, 1933; E
unp. 74130; Wilson John Fisher.
14822
Moonlight down in lovers’ lane; waltz,
w George Pitman and _ Bartley
Costello, m Max Kortlander. ©
July 10, 1933; E pub. 387104; Joe
Davis, inc. 14823
Moonlight love; song. ©1c. June 30,
1933; E unp. 73272; ‘Edward J:
Jordan and Felix H. Kane. 14824
Moonlight serenade; w Andy Manson,
m Art Liscombe and George Douglas.
© July 25, 1983; E. for. 30909;
Gordan V. Thompson, ltd. 14825
Morning glory; w Joe Young, melody
Max Steiner. ©1c. July 14, 1933;
EH ounp. 73751; Irving Berlin, ine.
14826
Morning serenade; by Adolf Lotter ;
orch. pts. Concert ed. © June 30,
1933; E for. 30663; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd. 14827
Mosquitoe [sic]; song.
22, 1933; E unp. 74026; Ruby Danks
Cadman. 14828
@ 1° July
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Mother; valse song. © 1 c¢. June 27,
1933; E unp. 73590; Bessie Rainbolt.
14829
Mother is our sweetheart; w R.
Douglas, melody T. Longton. © 1 «.
July 28, 19383; E unp. 74306; Tom
Longton and Rachel Douglas. 14830
Mother O’Day; w P. T. Patterson,
melody R. Emerson. ©1c. July 38,
1933;°- KE -unp. “783825 Patrieeet
Patterson and Ray Emerson. 14831
Mothers day; m Wendell T.
song,
Given. © June 26 1933; E pub.
37163; Alice J. Bedard. 14832
Mother’s last prayer; song, Ww St.
Douglas Suttle © 1e July 3,
1933; E unp. 738327; Hattie May
Hargrow. 14833
Mother’s love; w E. M. Cooper, m H.
Bauersachs. © Mar. 12, 1933; E
pub. 37210; E. Marie Cooper and
Hubert Bauersachs. 14834
Mother’s love still lingers; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c. July 24, 1933; E unp. 74042;
A. O. Clayton. 14835
Mother’s voice; valse song. © 1 ec.
June 27, 1933; E unp. 73585; Pearl
James Chambers. 14836
Mountain home blues; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
July 5, 1983; E unp. 73370; Maude
Curtis. 14837
Mountain psalm; w S. K. Ruess, m A.
E. Quigley. © 1 °c. July 21,1933;
E unp. 73967; Stella Knight Ruess
and Ada E. Quigley. 14838
Mouvement symphonique no. 3; par
Arthur Honegger; partition d’orch.
© May 1, 19338; E for. 30611; Edi-
tions Maurice Sénart. 14839
Moyse (Marcel) 100 études faciles et
progressives; d’aprés Cramer, adap-
tée Marcel Moyse; flite. 2° cahier.
nrs. 67-100. © June 1, 19838; E for.
30803 ; Alphonse Leduc et cie. 14840
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Don
Juan; dramma giocoso, L. Da Ponte,
version francaise Adolphe Boschot,
édition conforme au manuscrit de
Mozart, réduction de l’orch. pour pf.
Lucien Garban. Partition pf. et
chant. Textes francaise et italien.
© June 1, 1983; E for. 30779; Du-
rand et cie. 14841
620
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
— — Minuet; from Divertimento no.
17, arr. G. Langenus; B flat clarinet
and pf. © July 18, 1933; E pub.
37186; Ensemble music press. 14842
— Three early compositions; rev.
and ed., with biographical sketch,
fingering, phrasing, etc., Maurice
Aronson; pf. © July 14, 1933; EH
pub. 37259; Art publication soc.
14843
Mund-harmonika (Die); erste anlei-
tung fiir das mund-harmonika-spiel,
F, A. Giildner u. Erwin Giildner.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1933; E unp. 74163;
Franz August Gtildner. 14844
Murrill (Herbert) Two impromptus;
pf. © May 8, 1933; E for. 30654;
Augener, ltd. 14845
Muscle (A) Schoaly feelin’; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. July 5, 19383; E unp. 73374;
C. M. Harris. 14846
Music from across the sea; w John
Mercer, m Peter Tinturin; with
ukulele arr. © June 14, 1933; HE
pub. 36873; Miller music inc.
14847
Music of the flowers; compiled Wil-
liam M. Felton; pf. © July 12,
1933; E pub. 37123; Theodore Pres-
ser CO. 14848
Musical annual, Skidmore college,
Saratoga Springs, New York; w and
m various authors. v. 2, year 1933.
© Apr. 29, 1933; E pub. 37249; Skid-
more college. 14849
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
F. G. Hawkes. With suppl. v. 47,
pt. 7, July 1933. © June 28, 1933;
E for. 30631; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd. 14850
Musical scene no. 1; opening, w and -
m B. G. De Sylva, Leo Robin and
Richard A. Whiting, pf. arr. Cy.
Mockridge. © 1c. July 26, 1933;
E unp. 74199; Movietone music corp.
14851
Musical scene no. 2; w and m B. G.
De Sylva, Leo Robin and Richard
A. Whiting, pf. arr. Cy. Mockridge.
©l1e. July 26, 1933; E unp. 74200;
Movietone music corp. 14852
Must I believe; song. © 1c. July 7,
1933; E unp. 73496; Alfred L. Em-
merich. 14853
My aching heart is calling you; waltz,
w Ray Hibbeler, and melody. ©
1c. July 24, 1988; E unp. 74049;
Henry Luie. 14854
14871
My adventuress; w and melody. ©
1 cf July 20, 1933: E unp.:' 73960;
Sherad H. Wright. 14855
My beautiful, wonderful new Chey-
rolet; w and melody. © 1. July
14, 1933; E unp. 73747; William A.
Peters. 14856
My big moment; song. © 1c. July
29, 19383; E unp. 74331; Loren Rey-
elle Bledsoe. 14857
My brown-eyed Susan; song, m Ruth
E. Deppensmith. © 1 ¢ July J,
1955-0 Hy Np. Corooe sames. Ae
Franck. 14858
My calendar of love; w and melody
PhilaBaxter: © Ul" eaduly: 1 1933)
E unp. 73289; Leo Feist, inc. 14859
My California rose; waltz, w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 24, 1933; E unp.
74067; Rilla Hancock. 14860
My coal black lady; w and melody.
© 1c. July 13, 1933; BE unp. 73687 ;
Jean May Chapin. 14861
My Colorado cabin in the mountains;
song. ©1«. July 15, 1933; E unp.
73770; Christopher Law Laughlin.
14862
My dancing doll; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
July 5, 19383; E unp. 73371; Doris
Cameron. 14863
My dear sweetheart; w and melody.
©1ec. July 26, 1933; E unp. 74138;
Helen Solares. 14864
My destiny; fox-trot song, w Nina
Walsh. ©1e. July 15, 1933; E unp.
73781; Franco Mella. 14865
My dream girl; w and melody. ©
1 ec. July 18, 19838; E unp. 73873;
Dawson Tait. 14866
My dream of love; song. © 1c. July
15, 1933; HE unp. 38782; Frayser
Hinton. 14867
My dreamy mountain home; song. ©
ire Saulys 15, 19385 2 Aerio ie
Nellie E. Rice. 14868
My empty home; w A. Frangipane,
m R. Malanga. © 1c. July 1, 1933 ;
E unp. 73310; Anthony Frangipane
and Richard Malanga. 14869
My fiddle and me; waltz, w Joe
Young, m Matt MalIneck and Frank
Signorelli; with ukulele arr. ©
July 5, 19388;.E pub. 37145; Leo.
Feist, inc. 14870
My girl from Tennessee; w and mel-
ody. ©) tae. J Bly LS, toss Hein p.
73877; Anna Wielgosz. 14871
621
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14872
pt. ITI, n.s., Vv. 28
My girl’s gone navy; w N. Clancy
Bradt and Tone Avian, melody Paul
Bakotich, jr. © 1 ¢ July 5, 1933;
E unp. 73380; Anthony Marcellus
Aviana. 14872
My happiness; waltz song, arr. Judy
Genrad. © 1° ce July *6,-19332 H
unp. 73422; Harold Ivan Johnson.
14873
My Harlem baby; song. ©1 ec. July
ff, “19335 Sanps: (3624s “Wim: US.
Thornberry. 14874
My Honolulu lei; w and melody. ©
fe. uly: 1A Os nD. edeatace
Earle F. Olin. 14875
My human dynamo; fox-trot song. ©
1 ie. July, .35.1933)-. i an ps anger
Wilma Buyert. 14876
My ideal, my dream; song. © 1 «.
July 22, 193838; E unp. 74013; Robt.
L. Wilson. 14877
My indoor outdoor girl; w Al Lewis
and Buddy Fields, m Al Sherman ;
with ukulele arr. © June 30, 1933;
E pub. 37022; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 14878
My island home; valse song. © 1 ¢.
June 27, 1933; E unp. 73577 ; Charles
Ostrom. 14879
My kid brother; song. ©1e. July 19,
1933; E unp. 73887; Joseph Leonard
Fader. 14880
My land of make believe ; song, melody
Jack Mahoney. © 1c. July 28,
1933; E unp. 74803; Arthur Rem-
ington. 14881
My life is only thine; w and melody.
- © 1c. July 7, 1933; E unp. 73431;
Lillian Irwin Walker. 14882
My little Black Hills Rose; song, m
Lon Healy; with ukulele arr.
L.2e.. duly, 1935 °.-H aAinp.ofoa05";
Gail E. Fearn. 14883
My love; w Ned Washington, m Vic-
tor Young; with ukulele arr. ©
June 28, 1933; E pub. 36969 ; Harms,
inc. 14884
My love I give to you; waltz, w and
m Frank T. Shoop; with ukulele
arr. © July 7, 1933; E pub. 37130;
Frank T. Shoop pub. co. 14885
My Lucky strikes; song, m Stan
Toeker, .©).1 ¢ July 2) Paes o
unp. 73657; Willie Holt. 14886
6
My melancholy waltz; valtzer lento,
versi E. M. Chiappo, m Nissim, arr.
F. Montagnini; orch parti. © Mar.
1, 1933 ; E for. 30712; H. M. Chiappo.
14887
My mexi-dulci corazon; w and melody.
© 1. July 14, 1933; E unp. 73739:
Earle F. Olin. 14888
My moonlight madonna; by Zdenko
Fibich, transcribed William Scotti;
vocal orch. pts., arr. Frank HEH.
Barry; in C. © July 6, 1933; E pub.
37076; Carl Fischer, ine. 14889
—w Paul Francis Webster, m
Zdenko Fib’ch, freely transcribed
William Scotti; med. voice. © July
6, 19838; E pub. 37092; Carl Fischer,
inc. 14890
waltz, w Paul Francis Webster,
m Zdenko Fibich, transcribed Wil-
liam Scotti, arr. Jack Mason: dance
orch. pts., with male trio arr. Lee
Orean Smith. © July 6, 1933; E
pub. 37075; Carl Fischer, ine.
14891
waltz, Zdenko Fibich, transcribed
William Scotti, arr. Julius S. Seredy;
full band pts. © July 6, 1933; E
pub. 37077; Carl Fischer, inc.
14892
My moonlight valley home; w and
melody. © 1c. July 28, 1983; HB
unp. 74362; Alexander F. Graham.
14893
My mother; song. © 1c. July 10,
1933; E unp. 73541; Theodore Ce-
raolo. 14894
My mother came from France; song.
© 1c. July 19, 1933; E unp. 73897:
Mary Wright Bain. 14895
My mother’s garden; w and m James
F. Hanley. © June 26, 1933; E pub.
36921; Hanley-Downey. 14896
My mother’s love; fox-trot, w and m
Winifred Carr. © 1c July 19,
1933; E unp. 74268; EHlsie May
Kramer. 14897
My mountain maid; fox-trot song. ©
1c. June 27; 1933; E unp. 73584;
Margaret Sabraw. 14898
My old broken heart’s as good as new;
fox, song, w Edith Davidson. ©1e.
June 7, 19383; E unp. 73753; Paul
Segnitz. 14899
My old home by the Rogue; song, m
Alice E. Casparie. © 1c. July 5,
1933; E unp. 73342; Blanche Harper
Bradford. 14900
2
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
My old Michigan home; song, arr.
Nick Manoloff; with ukulele arr. ©
July 1, 1983; E pub. 37158; Glenn
Stevens. 14901
My pledge; w and melody. ©1..
July 19, 1988; E unp. 73892; Lipa
Feingold. 14902
My ramblin’ rose; song, arr. Jean
Walz. ©l1c. July 26, 1933; E unp.
74144; Hunter Love Reynolds.
4903
My rhapsody in blue; pf. with w. ©
te: nowy, al. 1933. BH unp., ¢4384;
Kenneth D. Brown. 14904
My Rosalie; w and melody Harmon
Edward Lees. ©1e. July 17, 1933;
EH unp. 73821; Herman Leis. 14905
My salient rose; song. ©1e. July 5,
19838; E unp. 738933; Sherman F.
Kortright. 14906
My serenade; w M. Dunowski, melody
J. Greenman. ©1c. July 12, 1933;
H ounp. 738644; Jack Greenman and
Mushka Dunowski. 14907
My song of songs; w Edward Heyman,
melody Richard Myers. ©1«. July
22, 1933; E unp. 74114; Famous
music corp. 14908
My sweetheart’s birthday; song. ©
July 20, 1983; E pub. 37200; Chase
Spotswood, jr.’ 14909:
My symphony; w A. B. Cohn and H.
Mooney, melody W. M. Rhea. [Pho-
tostat] ©1c. July 14, 1933; E unp.
73710; Washington Rhea, Abraham
B. Cohn and Hugh Mooney. 14910
My wonderful girl; w and melody. ©
l,e. June 15, 1933; E unp. 73395;
Julia E. Heck and May Crawford
Becker. 14911
My wonderful queen; fox trot, w Verne
‘D. Wright, m Hank Fletcher. ©1c.
July 14, 19383; E unp. 73714; Henry
Lossen Fletcher. 14912
My world would be complete; fox-trot
song. ©1c. July 24, 1933; E ump.
74276; Llewellyn B. Passwaters.
14913
My yesterday girl; song. ©1c. July
5, 193838: E unp. 73386; Harry Ira
Howland. 14914
NRA (The) cruise; w and melody. ©
1c July 31, 19383; E unp. 74383;
William Mitchell. 14915
Nagonting att ita, nagonting att
dricka; ur filmen Kirleksexpressen,
text Herr Dardanell, m Karl Wehle;
14928
pf. © Oct. 1, 1982; E for. 30773;
Nils-Georgs musikforlags, a. b.
14916
Nacht (Die) der’ grossen liebe;
schlager aus dem tonfilm, w Bruno
Hardt-Warden, m Robert Stolz, op.
605, 605a-608. © June 2, 1933; HB
for. 30985; Alrobi musikverlag, G.
m. b. H. 14917
Nar svalorna komma och bygga sitt bo;
vals ur filmen Kiarleksexpressen,
text Nils Georg, m Karl Wehle. ©
Oct. 1,°51982 > EH for, «30775; Nils-
Georgs musikf6rlags, a. b. . 14918
Nana; la marchande d’ananas, rumba,
paroles Georges Philippot, m Paddy.
© Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 30810; Edi-
tions musicales Sam Fox. 14919
© Pe. Jal 3:
E unp. 73320; William G.
14920
National (The) prayer; w and melody,
harmonized Irma Wocher Woollen;
with mixed quartette arr. © July
10, 19238; E pub. 37228; Louis Cole-
man St. Claire. 14921
Ne parlez plus d’amour; valse, paroles
Lucien Boyer, m Octave Crémieux et
Léarsi, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © June 1, 1933; E for. 30887;
Editions Salabert. 14922
Ne vous embrassez plus; paroles Ch.
L. Pothier et René Dancry, m René
Darlay ; avee accord de l’ukulele. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30873; Editions
Salabert. 14923
’Neath the beautiful mountains of old
Idaho; song, m Luther A. Clark. ©
July 17, 1933; E pub. 37178; Lionel
O. Thornhill. 14924
Neath the willow down by the stream;
valse song. ©1e. July 15, 1933;
E unp. 74246; Jos. P. Baudry.
14925
Never before; w Benny Davis, m Ber-
nice Petkere, pf. arr. R. H. Noelt-
ner; with ukulele arr. Haia KaAa.
© July 21, 1933; E pub. 37262; Keit-
Engel, ine. 14926
Never my dear; song, w Anne Helli-
gam. © 1c. July 26, 1933; E unp.
74162; John De Angelus. 14927
New (The) baby; song, m Clifford
Martin Eddy, jr., arr. Felix Testa.
© 1. July 7, 1933; E unp. 73449;
Ella Wells Mayo. 14928
Nancy Clancy; song.
19338 ;
Rice.
623
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14929
New (A) deal; song. © 1c. July 25,
1933; E unp. 74110; Ricciotto E. E.
1 “HWuseoa; 14929
New (The) deal; pf. with w. ©1e.
July 10, 1983; E unp. 73512; Theo
dore Roosevelt Duncan. 14930
——song. © 1 c. July’ 31, 1933;° HE
unp. 74398 ; William Simon Kenefick.
14931
New deal; w and melody Prince Wm.
Clayton; © 91 .c¢. July (15, 1933; E
unp. 73769; William Clayton. 14932
New (The) leader of our land; march,
w and m Frank Villadoza Marquez.
© 1c. June 24, 1933; E unp. 74234;
Marto P. Orlanes. 14933
New Palestinean folk songs; coll,
noted, ed. and arr. Abraham Wolf
Binder. bk. 2. [Hebrew text] ©
July 28, 1933; E pub. 37271; Bloch
pub. co., inc. 14934
New (The) speedway ; President’s day,
w John J. Hayes, m Z Trustman and
A. Lanning. © 1c. July 14, 1933;
E unp. 73726; Zelman Trustman,
John J. Hayes and Alma Lanning.
14935
Niagara moon; w Edward Heyman, m
Richard Myers; with ukulele arr. ©
July 28, 1933; E pub. 37304; Famous
music corp. 14936
melody Richard Myers. © 1
e. July 10, 193838; E unp. 73608; Fa-
mous music corp. 14937
Night after night; w and m Julian
Court. © 1c. July 29, 1933; E unp.
74346; Julia Hlizabeth Court. 14938
Night gives you to me; song. ©1 e.
July 3, 1933; E unp. 73641; Frankie
Dittmar Hertting. 14939
Night (A) in June; song. ©1c. July
7, 19383; E unp. 73498; Lillian Poole
Palmason. 14940
Nights in June; fox trot, w and m
Harriet Garde. ©1c. July 15, 1933;
E unp. 74258; Harriet M. Demarest,
14941
Nights of the Southland; song. © 1e.
July 21, 1933; E unp. 73974; Dorothy
Morton Parks. 14942
No me mires asi; de la pelicula La
llorona, w and m Max Urban. ©
1 Cro aly 4, 1983 np. (arto
Edward B. Marks music corp.
14948
—_——_—.
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
No more soup beans do we have to
eat; w and melody. ©1e, July 13,
1933 ; E unp. 73680; Ruth A. Barton.
14944
No one but you; fox trot, w and m
composed and arr., with Italian ver-
sion; pf. © 1 «. July 23. 622.
unp. 74299; Renato M. Caldora.
14945
w and m Niel Alden. © 1 «.
July 28, 19383; E unp. 74288; Arthur
Cornielius Agern. 14946
No other girl ever treated me thus;
song. © June 24, 1933; E pub.
37167; R. J. Roberts. 14947
Noble portal; w and melody Louise
Dawson. © 1c. July 18, 1933; E
unp. 73861; Emma L. Bamford.
14948
Noches de Montmartre; tango, paroles
espagnoles Carlos Lenzi, paroles
frangcaises Léo Leliévre, fils, m Man-
uel Pizarro, arr. Francis Salabert;
orch, ptes. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30886 ; Editions Salabert. 14949
Non pas encore; valse, paroles Jack
Cazol et A. Foucher, m A. Cala-
brése; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
June 1, 1983; E for. 30877; Editions
Salabert. 14950
Nonchalant waltz; by Murray L. Lin-
day, harmonized and arr.; violin. ©
1e. July 5, 1983; E unp. 73343; L.
Leslie Loth, 14951
Nothin’ but tears; w and m Jack Mea-
kin. © 1c. July 10, 1983; E unp.
73508 ; Jack B. Meakin. 14952
Nothing but tears; w and melody., ©
1 e« July 18, 19383; HE unp. 738872;
Benito Candoli. 14953
Nothing to lose but a heart; song, m
Rajah Raboid. ©1c. July 20, 1933;
E unp. 73952; Maurice P, Kitchen.
14954
Now I’m concentratin’ on you; pf.
with w. ©1c. July 31, 1933; E unp.
743885; Kenneth D. Brown. 14955
Now it’s time to say goodnight; song.
© 1c. July 7, 1933; E unp. 73470;
Willard P. Graham and Edwin J. -
Harrington, 14956
Now you’re just a memory; song. ©
1-e. July 19, 19383;.E unp. 73925;
Fern Ida Glasgow. 14957
Nursery (The) clock; by Charles Wil-
liams; orch. pts. © Apr. 15, 1933; EB
for. 306385; J. Liber. 14958
624
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
14987
O ma créole divine; zamba, dans le
film Espérame, version francaise
Della Rosa, paroles argentines Ma-
rio Batti-Stella et Le Pera, m Carlos
Gardel; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Mar. 1, 1933; E for. 80777; Editions
Salabert. 14959
O ma Russie; fox-trot, paroles Jack
Cazol et A. Foucher, m A. Calabrese ;
avec accord de ukulele. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30876; Editions Sala-
bert. 14960
O that dear baby of mine; song, mel-
ody Larry E. Goffin. ©1ce. July 11.
1933; E unp. 78622; C. A, Peterson.
14961
O Thou eternal Christ of God; hymn,
m from Day’s Psalter. © June 25,
1933; E pub. 37172; Calvin W. Lau-
fer. 14962
Giuvres complétes de Frangois Cou-
perin; publiées par un groupe de
musicologues sous la direction de
Maurice Cauchie. tome 1, 5, 7, 10,
12. © May 15, 1933; A—Foreign
21392; Louise B. M. Dyer. 14963
Oh, ask me not; w Edward Lockton,
m John Welbeck; in C. © July 7,
1933 ; E for. 30768; Frederick Harris
Co. 14964
Oh, I’m so nervous with the gals; w
and melody. ©1e. July 18, 1933;
E unp. 73878; William O’Leary.
14965
Oh Lord, let ’er rain; w and melody.
© 1c. July 7, 1933; E unp. 73466;
Dorothea Grogan. 14966
Oh! mama but wasn’t I scared; fox-
trot, w J. Barton Adams, melody Z.
Sevbold, arr. I. Seybold. © June 8,
1933; E pub. 36919; Zeb Seybold
aad Irma Seybold. 14967
Oh my darling, I surely do love you;
song. © 1c. July 19, 1933; E unp.
72928 ; Lucius F. Smith. 14968
Oh! what a wonderful tale; pf. with
w. ©1c. June 24, 1983; E unp.
73606; Mark Denison, 14969
Oh why did I give in; w and melody.
© 1c. July 1, 1933; E unp. 73311;
Bernard Chase. 14970
Oh, yeah; song, arr. C. R. Wilson. ©
1 ce. July 25, 1983; E unp. 74097;
Manfred Byron Hughes. 14971
Old (The) boyhood days; w and mel-
ody Niel Alden. © 1c. July 28,
1933; E unp. 74292; Arthur Cor-
nielius Agern. 14972
. 6514—33——4
Old (An) fashioned cottage in an old
fashioned town; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
June 24, 1988; E unp. 78555; Mar-
guerite Fancher. 14973
Old friend of mine; valse, w and m
Elva Crist. © 1c. July 15, 1933;
E unp. 74253; Elva Crist Long.
14974
Old Man Depression’s gone for good;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c July 24, 1933; B
unp. 74044; Delmar V. Perkins.
14975
Old Man South; fox-trot, m Burrell
Van Buren; pf. with w. ©1e. July
19, 19838; E unp. 73916; Johnnie De
Hines. 14976
Old (The) refrain; Viennese melody,
theme arr. and varied Jean Armand ;
pf. © July 7, 1933; E for. 30764;
Frederick Harris co. 14977
Old reliable; w and melody. © 1 «.
July 18, 1988; E unp. 73851; Joseph
N. Boyce. 14978
Old street-corner melodies, no. 1; arr.
B. Cecil Gates; 4-pt. men’s cho. ©
July 3, 19383; E pub. 37013; G. Schir-
mer, inc. 14979
Old Virginia moon; w Nick Kenny,
m Abner Silver, pf. se. Lou Leaman ;
with ukulete arr. © July 12, 1933;
E pub. 37277; Mills music, inc.
14980
Old Wyomin’ moon; w and melody.
©1e. July 7, 1933; E unp. 73425;
Daisy V. Harper. 14981
Ominous foreboding; by Edward Kil-
enyi and William Spielter; pf.-con-
ductor. ©1c. July 29, 1933; E unp.
74371; Movietone music corp.
14982
On a bright summer night; fox trot
song. ©1c. July 15, 1933; E unp.
74259; David Du Cille. 14983
On an island with you; w and melody.
(Cy 1c.’ uly 27; 1933" unp. (4205 :
Virginia N. Pearson. 14984
On Connecticut River shore; song. ©
July 7, 1983; E pub. 37049; Frank
I. Healy. 14985
On est gosse; paroles J. Lyrel, m R. G.
Sinclair. © May 1, 1933; E for.
30568; Jean Lyrel and Robert Ga-
briel Sinclair. 14986
On my mind; melody. © 1c. July 1,
1933; E unn. 73324; Maceo Jeffer-
son. 14987
625
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14988
On ne peut pas; fox-trot, paroles
Lucien Boyer et Léo Leliévre, m
Vincent Scotto; avec accord de
Vukulele. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30837; Editions Salabert. 14988
On the road to fame; w and melody.
Qa e, dciuly, 21,°1933; Hainp. (398V;
Ealen Bridges. 14989
On to prosperity; song, m Luther A.
Clark. ©1c. June 30, 1933; E unp.
73267; Alice G. Pressey. 14990
One for all and all for one; song. ©
1 eusubly. 17, 1933-4 sunp: 73815;
Frances Gwynn Wise. 14991
One love affair that is ended; w R.
Mullin, m J. Brisso. © 1c. July
31, 1933; E unp. 74895; Jean Brisso
and Ruby Mullin. 14992
One moment; w and melody. ©1c.
Juiy 14, 1933; E unp. 73725; Henry
Rose. 14993
One more sweet kiss; song; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. July 26, 1983; E
unp. 74132; Fred W. Bowers. 14994
One night with you; w Arthur Snyder,
m Muriel Pollock; with ukulele arr.
Or guly- 422) 11933>" BY pub. 1208s
Donaldson-Douglas & Gumble, inc.
14995
One nite of heaven; song, w J. Wil-
liam Tabor. ©1c. July 11, 1933; E
unp. 73620; Barbara Estelle Pidcock.
14996
One tiny tear; waltz, w and m Harry
Woods, Jimmy Campbell and Reg
Connelly ; with ukulele arr. © July
3, 1933; E for. 30561; Campbell,
Connelly & co., ltd. 14997
Only a clown; w and melody. © 1.
July 21, 1933; E unp. 73992; Wil-
liam Obed Merrill. 14998
Only the scent of roses; song. © July
11, 19388; E for. 30929; Gatie Quirk.
14999
Ooh, ooh, ooh, we’re in love; w and
melody Kendall Burgess and Harold
Raymond. ©1c. July 27, 1933; BH
unp. 74212; Superior music, ine.
15000
Operatic (The) folio for the accor-
dion; coll., arr. Frank Lucas. ©
June 16, 1933; E pub. 37023; Nico-
mede music co. 15001
OQraison dominicale; priere, de Jean
Clergue; chant et pf. ou orgue. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30806; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 15002
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Order of the purple heart; march,
Ralph Henry Woods; band pts. ©
July 15, 1988; E pub. 37230; Carl
Dillon music co. 15003
Oriental rhapsody; by Murray L.
Linday, harmonized and arr.; violin.
© 1c. July 5, 1933; E unp. 73344;
L. Leslie Loth. 15004
Ou vas-tu, pauvre boiteuse; de Chan-
sons populaires des provinces de
France, harmonisée Edmond La-
vagsne. © May 1, 1933; > Hivenor.
30579 ; Heugel. 15005
Our big love scene; w Arthur Freed,
m Nacio Herb Brown, pf. arr. Wayne
Allen. ©1c. July 10, 1933; E unp.
73524; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
15006
Our glorious nation; w and melody.
©1c. July 21, 1933; E unp. 73983;
Fannie K. Arthur. 15007
Our President; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
July 15, 19383; E unp. 73760; John
S. Gensler. 15008
Our song; by P. R. Wetstein, jr., and
Robert M. Saywell; melody with pf.
ace. ©1e. July 14, 1933; EH ump.
73724; Paul Richard Wetstein, jr.
15009
Our spirit; song. © 1c. July 19,
1933; E unp. 73936; Frances Han-
nah Tranum. 15010
Out in the West; song. ©1e. July
27, 1933; E unp. 74228; Daisy Mel-
vin Coles. 15011
Out of the night; w and melody John
P. Seott, m arr. Dorothy Borchers;
with ukulele arr. Basil V. Alt. ©
June 6, 1933; E pub. 37263; E. M.
Waltz music co. 15012
Out of the storm came you; w and
melody B. Taylor. © 1. July 12,
1933; E unp. 73649; Billy Taylor
and Jimmy Delaney. 15013
Out where the Volga flows; w and
melody Gypsy Nina, Harry Pease
and Helmy Kresa. © 1c. July 27,
1933; E unp. 74203; Irving Berlin,
ine. 15014
Ouverture miniature; du film Bidon
d’or, de Henry Verdun, arr. Francis
Salabert; pf., violon, violoncelle et
contrebasse. ptes. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30885; Editions Salabert.
15015
Over here; w and melody. ©1c. July
7, 1933; E unp. 734388; Lionel E. But-
tery. 15016
626
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
P. C.. 1. 2.3; w and m Ralph Butler
and Ronnie Munro; with ukulele
arr. © July 10, 1933; E for. 306382 ;
Irwin Dash music co., ltd. 15017
Paeans; orch. Sc. © July 26, 1933;
EH pub. 37288; Jerome Moross.
15018
Pal of mine; w and melody. © 1.
July 27, 1988; EH unp. 74213; Flor-
ence Blanch Close. 15019
Pal of my dreams, take me home;
waltz, w Carl Waaler, m Adeline
Hollingsworth; with ukulele arr.
© July 3, 1933; E pub. 37025; Wal-
ter A. Quincke. 15020
Pal of my heart; waltz song, m Ernest
Shonfield. © 1c. July 29, 19383; HE
unp. 743839; Archie Leroy Sovacool.
15021
Pal of my lonely years; song. ©1e.
July 1, 1988; E unp. 73304; Edna
W. Murtagh. 15022
Pale moonlight; from The second nine
o'clock revue, w Bud L. Cooper and
Edward .t. Lambert, m Jean ‘Tal-
bot; with ukulele arr. © July 8,
1933; E pub. 37003; Harms, inc.
15023
Pale moonshine; melody. ©1c. July
1, 1933; E unp. 73323; Maceo Jeffer-
son. 15024
Parce que je vous aime; fox-trot, de
Dix-neuf ans, paroles Jean Bastia,
m Pascal Bastia. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30799; C. Joubert et cie.
15025
Paso doble; by Richard A. Dominguez ;
pes. ©. 1c, July,.28,. 1933 ;..4...unp.
74328; Richard A. Dominguez, sr.
15026
Passa la marina; parole Alfredo
Bracchi, m Pete Rizza; pf. © Apr.
20, 19383; E for. 30548; A. & G.
Carisch & c. 15027
Passionnette; poésie Gabriel Vicaire,
m Yvonne Desportes. © May 1,
1933; E for. 30590; Heugel. 15028
Path (The) of progress; graded violin
albums, selected and graded Sydney
Twinn. Lower.—Higher. © June
14, 19383; E for. 30735, 307386; Al-
fred Lengnick & co., ltd. [Copyright
is claimed on selection and grading
and on Hornpipe, Pastoral dance
and Jig, by S. Twinn]
15029, 15030
Patinar; valse cancién. © July 20,
1933; E pub. 37238; Anna Alfaro de
Conte. 15031
15044
Pech muss man haben; optimistische u.
musikalische komodie, Julius Berstl,
m Robert Katscher, texte der lieder
u. songs von Robert Katscher und
Julius Berstl. Vollstindiger kla-
vierauszug mit text. © June 10,
1933; E for. 80986; Alrobi musikver-
lag, G. m. b. H. 15032
Penalty (The) ; fox-trot song. ©1e.
July 38, 1983; E unp. 78591; Ted
Laughery. 15033
Penitent’s (The) prayer; duet, arr.
Hsther Batdorf; treble voices. ©
1c. July 24, 1933; E unp. 74071;
Mildred Cassandra Barrow. 15034
Peppermint pranks; by Gustav
Klemm; pf. © June 28, 1933; H
pub. 37060; B. F. Wood music co.
15035
Perdona ancora; slow-fox, Ugo Ad-
duci [and] Dove sei; slow-fox, Ugo
Petrini: orch. © Virgilio Ripa; pic-
cola orch. parti. © Apr. 20, 1933;
E for. 30540; A. & G. Carisch & ec.
15036
Peseatore (Il) calabrese; opera, versi
e musica. ©1c. June 27, 1933; D
28482; Pasquale Leoni. 15036*
Petit (Le) voyageur; de Joseph
Strimer; pf. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30784; Durand et cie. 15037
Petite danse; de Joseph Strimer; pf.
© June 1, 1933; EH for. 30787; Du-
rand et cie. 15038
Petite Mollie; valse, paroles J. C.
Kirk et L. Honoré, m Ralph Wild-
ing; avec accord de lukulele. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30831; Editions
Salabert. 15039
Peut-on dire deux fois: je t'aime; pa-
roles J. Lyrel, m R. G. Sinclair. ©
May 1, 1933; E for. 30571; Jean
Lyrel and Robert Gabriel Sinclair.
15040
Pfingstlied; w u. m Margaréthe Hart-
wigk-Engelken; klavier. © 1 «
July 8, 1988; E unp. 73471; Mar-
garethe Hngelken. 15041
Phoenix (Ethel Connell) Idyl; song.
©1e. July 6, 19383; EB unp. 73934;
Ethel Connell Phoenix. 15042
Photograph (The) of happy days with
you; w and melody. ©1e. July 24,
1933; E unp. 74056; Charles H.
Frizzelle. 15043
Photograph (A) of you; w and m
Felix Mendelssohn and Billy Milton;
with ukulele arr. © June 30, 1933;
E for. 30535 ; Francis, Day & Hunter,
ltd. 15044
627
went a +<s
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15045
Piano class method; first twelve
months in the piano class, Florence
Axtens, with preliminary studies
and exercises from teachings of
Tobias Matthay. © July 4, 1933;
E for. 30920; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd. 15045
Piano fundamentals; m and direc-
tions Stella Nahum, Lillian Rezni-
koff Wolfe and Reuven Kosakoff.
bk. a, b. © June 24, 1933; E pub.
387008; Manuscript pub. soc. 15046
Piccadilly playground; from Britan-
nia of Billingsgate, w Holt Marvell,
m George Posford; with ukulele
arr. © July 14, 1933; E for. 30729;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd. 15047
Pierlas (A. de) Cinq chants; ex-
traits du Jardin des caresses, pa-
roles Franz Toussaint. © May 1,
1933; E for. 30628; R. Deiss.
15048
Pierné (Paul) Nocturne; violoncelle,
avec acc. de pf. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E for. 30715; Lucien de Lacour.
15049
Pirate (The) goes West; w Lockwood
Moore, m J. P. McCall. © Feb. 3,
1933; E for. 30539; Swan & cCo.,
music publishers, ltd. 15050
Pistol Pete; w and melody D. Butcher.
©1e. July 19, 1933; E unp. 74169;
Southern music pub. ¢o., inc. 15051
Piston (Walter) Three pieces; flute,
clarinet and bassoon. Se. © July
26, 19383; E pub. 37289; Walter Pis-
ton. 15052
IlXavo taynd (Plano tango); w Leon-
idas Symeonidas, m Sosos Iaonnides.
© Mar. 3, 1933 ; E for. 30760; Alector
pub. co. 15053
Plant (The) of love that’s blooming
in my heart; waltz song, melody
Starret system club. © 1. July
13,0 £953, 2 Up. . (ois), 4 wore
Amundsen. 15054
Play boy; w and melody. ©1e. July
£4, A038a%) Hy) Unp. T3Tebs Hanesk
Olin. 15055
Playthings of desire; song. © 1 «.
July 21, 1933; E unp. 74089; Ruby
Danks Cadman. 15056
Please come back to me; fox trot song.
©1e. July 15, 19383; E unp. 74250;
Vanita Shelton. 15057
Please take me; song, arr. Rod Ster-
ling. ©1e. July 20, 1933; E unp.
73946; Clifton Merle Woodard.
15058
pt. 11,8. Was
Plegaria; tango; pf. con letra. ©1 ce.
July 21, 1983; E unp. 73995; Edu-
ardo Bianco. 15059
Poema no. 3; by Claudio Carneyro;
pf. ©1c. June 22, 1933; E unp.
73391; Katherine Hickel Carneyro.
15060
Poesie; pf. harfe. © Nov. 5, 1931;
E pub. 37041; Walter Hassler.
15061
Poil de carotte; partition complete de
la musique du film, paroles Paul
Charline et Julien Duvivier, m Alex-
andre Tansman. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30822; Editions Echo. 15062
Polish, Lithuanian, Russian and Ger-
man dance album; arr. pf. and
chromatic accordion. © July 7,
1933 ; E pub. 37127; Antonio Zordan.
15063
Polka burleske; by Hugo Friedhofer ;
pf.-conductor. © 1c. July 29, 1933;
E unp. 743868; Movietoue music
corp. 15064
Pommier d’amour; romance, du film
Chouchou poids plume, paroles Jac-
ques Bousquet et Alex Madis, m
André Demurger. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30870; Editions Salabert.
15065
’*Pon na soul; w Dave Hogg, melody
Maury Longfellow. © 1c. July 24,
1933; E unp. 74047; Jenkins music
co. 15066
Poor little doll; w and m Lew Pol-
lack, Herman Pincus and Billy
Barry; with ukulele arr. © July
25, 19383; E pub. 37261; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine. 15067
Poot (Marcel) Impromptu; trombone
et pf., ou tuba ou saxhorn baryton.
© May 15, 1933; E for. 30649; Edi-
tions Max Eschig. 15068
Six petites piéces; pf. © July
1, 1933; E for. 30905; A. Cranz:
15069
Popeye (The) song; w F. C. Holt, m
G. Case. © July 16, 19383; E pub.
37174; Felix C. Holt and Gernert
Case. 15070
Pots (The) ; w Lorenz Hart, m Rich-
ard Rodgers, pf. arr. C. Mockridge.
©1c. July 10, 1933; E unp. 73531;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 15071
Poulene (Francis) Concerto; en ré
mineur, pour 2 pfs. et orch., réduc-
tion pour 2 pfs. par Vauteur. ©
May 1, 1933; E for. 30601; Rouart,
Lerolle et cie. 15072
628
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Pour étre heureux; fox-trot, KE.
Stubbs, arr. P. d’Halier; orch. ptes.
© June 1, 1933; E for. 30816; Chou-
dens. 15073
Pour le piano; le recueil de Constan-
tin Lambiki. © May 1, 1933; E
for. 30630; Hditions du magasin
musical, Pierre Schneider. 15074
Pour les jeunes; 12 piéces faciles Jos-
eph Strimer; pf. © May 1, 1933;
E for. 30599; L. Grus et cie. 15075
Pourquoi pas; 6/8 one step, dans le |
film, paroles G. Delance, m Ph.
Parés et G. van Parys; avee accord
de l’ukulele. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30849; Editions Salabert. 15076
Power (The) of love destroys all dis-
cord; w Matilda Brooks Maxwell,
m Carl Wilhelm Kern. © July 18,
19338; E pub. 37226; Lorena Stan-
ley. 15077
Practical saxophone. Lessons 1-385.
© July 17, 1938; E pub. 37197;
Lowell Howard Gray. 15078
Prayer; w Lorenz Hart, m Richard
Rodgers, pf. arr. C. Mockridge. ©
1 e@ July 10, 1933; E unp. 73528;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 15079
Prayer (A) for aviators; hymn, m
by J. T. Morrow and Daniel Prothe-
rmen©, July 1, 1983° KH pub.
37207; Norman EH. Richardson.
15080
Precious (A) song; song. © 1 «@
July 3, 1933; E unp. 73393; Georgia
Ferguson. 15081
Prelude to a Broadway play; by Ar-
thur Lange, arr. Wm. Spielter; pf.
conductor. © 1. July 26, 1983;
EK unp. 74185; Movietone music
corp. 15082
President of our dreams; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 7, 1933; E unp.
734387; Agnes Albright. 15083
President Roosevelt, I love you; song.
© 1c. July 10, 1933; E unp. 73513;
Newton Chapin 2d. 15034
President Roosevelt we are back of
you; march song, arr. Will Liver-
nash ©1le. July 25, 1933; E unp.
74104; Edna M. Golden. 15085
Press me to your heart; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 26, 1933; EH unp.
74141; Arthur F. Moinet, jr. 15086
Press on toward prosperity; w and
melody. © 1 e¢. July 18, 1933; E
unp. 73876; Willie Hubert Gerald.
15087
15101
Pride (The) of the old U. S. A.; flag
song, w Mrs. F. Wrubel, m Clifford
Martin Eddy, jr., arr. Felix Testa.
© 1c. July 26, 1983; E unp. 74140;
Nellie Louese Wrubel. 15088
Primorosa filipina; jarabe, cancién. ©
July 20, 1933; E pub. 37239; Anna
Alfaro de Conte. 15089
Prisoner’s (The) confession; w Dick
Sanford and Clarke Van Ness, mel-
ody Ernie Burnett and Tom Ber-
wick. i ce July °14,.1983;) BE
unp. 73700; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 15090
Progressive parallelstudien; zu stand-
ardwerken der didaktischen violin-
literatur, O. H. Thomas; violine.
teil 1. © July 1, 1932; E for. 30976;
J. Schuberth & co. 15091
Promenteo; poema sinfonico, Sebas-
tiano Caltabiano; orch. Partitura.
© Apr. 20, 1933; E for. 30543; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢. 15092
Prosit (EHin) unsern frauen! Hin
prosit unserm wein; marsch, w C.
Amberg, m Fred Raymond. © May
24, 1933; E for. 30984; Alrobi mu-
sikverlag, G. m. b. H. 15093
Prosperity; w Frank Wallace Kirby,
m Margaret Ruthven and C. H.
Ruthven; pf. ©1c. July 26, 1933;
E unp. 74146; Catherine’ Elsie
Ruthven. 15094
Prosperity at last; w and melody. ©
die. uly. 21,1933 + Ey unp. Tag82is
Frances McGregor. 15095
Prosperity deal; w and melody. ©
1 ec. July 26,, 1883; Eo unp. 74128;
Peter A. Dreyfuss. 15096
Prosperity is here again; w and mel-
ody. © 1, ¢. July 13, 1933); Hi ump:
73685; Russell Wheelock 15097
Prosperity march; pf. ©1e July 3,
1933; E unp. 73340; Vivian L. Mar-
tin. 15098
Prosperity with Roosevelt; w Georgi-
ann Logas, m Genevieve Howell.
On July” 6) 19383 Rs pub: *STO1G:
Emmaline Logas. 15099
Pura clase: tango argentino, A. Ros-
quellas, arr. G. Smet; modern orch.
© June 15, 1933; E pub. 36929; Al-
fred music Co., inc. 15100
Purple asters; by Bruce Metcalfe, op.
64; pf. © June 28, 1933; E pub.
37067; B. F. Wood musie co. 15101
629
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15102
Purple petals; by Rob Roy Peery; pf.
© June 28, 1933; E pub. 37068;
B. F. Wood music co. 15102
Put your hand to the wheel; w and
melody. © 1c. July 21, 1933: E
unp. 73979; K. Letitia Daman.
15103
Quand on a d’la veine; fox-trot, de
Vopérette Oscar, paroles René Gail-
lard, m F. Warms. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30795; C. Joubert et cie.
15104
Quand on est parigot; one-step, pa-
roles Jack Cazol, m A. Calabrése;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30875; Editions Sala-
bert. 15105
Quiéreme mucho; tango, Gonzalo Roig,
arr. Alfredo Antonini; orch. pts.
July 20, 1933; E pub. 37203; Edward
B. Marks music corp. 15106
Quirino con su tres; capricho afrocu-
bano, letra Nicolas Guillén, m E.
Grenet. © 1 e¢ Jan. 8, 1933; E
unp. 738569; Emilio Grenet y San-
chez. 15107
Radio (The) ; musical reading ad lib.,
w and m Hermene Warlick-Hich-
horn; pf. © July 28, 1933; E pub.
37301; Clayton F. Summy co. 15108
Ramblin’ Red Lowery’s blue yodel no.
1; w and melody. © 1c. July 19,
19335 °H unp. 73912; Harl /Geon
Lowery. 15109
Rarotonga; pf. © 1c. July 7, 1933;
E unp. 73465; John Bernard Son-
tag. 15110
Raven (The) ; poem Edgar Allan Poe,
m Arcady Dubensky; orch. Se. ©
1c. July 10, 1983; D 28480; G. Ri-
cordi & Co., inc. 15110*
Récit amusant; de Joseph Strimer; pf.
© June 1, 1933; E for. 30786; Du-
rand et cie. 15111
Red shadows; musical comedy, [li-
bretto], w and m. © 1c. June 24,
1933; D 28476; Leone Evans.
Lat
Red (The) White and Blue will wave
forever true; pf. treble with w. ©
1c July 29, 19838; E unp. 743849;
Marie Oxx. 15112
Reed’s Hawaiian guitar course of
sixty-two lessons; diagram method.
© Jan. 18, 1933; AA 125099; Ernest
W. Reed. 15113
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Re-forgive me once more; w and mel-.
ody. ©1e. July 7, 1933; E unp.
734380; Eli Sewell. 15114.
Remember you belong to me; w and
melody. © 1c. July 14, 1933; E.
unp. 73731; Earle F. Olin. 15115.
Rencontre joyeuse; by Joseph Strimer ;
pf. © June 1, 1933; E for. 30788;
Durand et cie. 15116.
Repenting ; w and melody Donald Hey--
wood. ©1c. July 6, 1933; E unp.
73403; Irving Berlin, ine. 15117
Resignation; valse, English and
French w and melody. ©1e. July
3, 19383; E unp. 73648; Lucien Ver-
mosen. 15118.
Reunion in Vienna; w Roy Turk, mel-.
ody Vee Lawnhurst. © 1 ce. July
13, 1983; E unp. 73672; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 15119
Réve (Un) d’amour; song, m Tomas.
Blanco, "©: 1c. Guly Sia
unp. 73994; Roslyn Clephane. 15120:
Réve enchanté; paroles Louis Hen-
nevé, m Jane Bos. © May 1, 1933;
E for. 30619; S. a. frangaise Chap-
pell. asi Pal
Revelry; by Frederick A. Ogilvy; pf.
© July 21, 19833") for aver.
Novello & co., ltd. 1 eae
Revenez; paroles Pierre Bayle, m S.
Chapelier. © May 1, 1933; E for.
30618; L. Philippo. 15123
Reverie (A); melody. © 1 ce July
21, 1988; E unp. 738970: Minyde
Zentner. 15124
Reverie; song, w Walter Adrian; 2
equal voices. © July 14, 1933; EH
for. 30900; Edgar Moy. 15125.
Ricci Signorini (A.) 3 impressioni da
A Regoledo; trascritte dall’ autore;
piccola orch. Partitura. © May
15, 19838; E for. 30546; A. & G.
Carisch & ¢. 15126
Richepin (Tiarko) Six chansons;
paroles Rosemond Gérard, m TT.
Richepin. © Dee. 31, 1932; E for.
20809; Smyth. 15127
—— Same. © May 1, 1933; E for.
30614; Smyth. 15128
Rien (Un); valse libertine, A. Bosc;
orch. ptes. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30818; Auguste Bose. 15129
Right always wins; w and melody
Fleming-Townsend. © 1c. July 7,
1933; E unp. 73611; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 15130 ©
630
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Ring out, ye erystal spheres; unison,
w Milton, m Cyril Winn. Winthrop
Rogers ed. © June 27, 1933; E for.
30664; Boosey & co., ltd. 151381
Ring the bells for Roosevelt; march,
w and melody. © 1c. July 13,
1933; E unp. 73689; John Wasso, jr.
15132
River (The) Lee; song, w John F.
King. © 1c. July 15, 1933; E unp.
73801; Catherine R. King. 15133
Road (The) that leads to mother dear
and you; song. © ‘1 ‘c. July’ 28,
19338; E unp. 74285; Bessie Lee
Smith Cupp. 15134
Roads to Chicago’s fair; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. July 31, 1933; E unp. 74410;
Flora Farnsworth. 15135
Rock-a-bye river; from the Showboat
revue ‘of 1933, 2d ed., w Mitchell
Parish, m Frank Perkins; with uku-
lele arr. © July 12, 1983; E pub.
37276; Mills music, inc. 15136
Rock me to sleep mother, rock me to’
sleep; Song, m Eugene Platzman. ©
1c. July 27, 1933; E unp. 74208;
Besse Mae Machurek. 151387
Rogues chorus; w and melody. ©1c.
July 7, 1983; E unp. 73456; Howard
William Barwick. 15138
Roguish blue eyes; fox trot song. ©
her aaky 19> 1933) hi unp. 74262:
Florence Woodworth. 15139
Roley-boley; quadrille, arr. for pf.
accordion. © May 29, 1933; E pub.
37142; Edward J. Thurow. 15140
Rollin’ on our roller skates; fox trot,
w New Washington, m Allie Wrubel,
arr. Jack Mason; orch. pts., with
male trio arr. B. Faighes. © July
13, 19383; E pub. 37148; Leo Feist,
ine. 15141
——_ — — — with ukulele arr.
© July 10, 1933; E pub. 37146; Leo
Feist, inc. 15142
w Ned Washington, melody Allie
Wrubel. ©1c. Juiy 1, 1933; E unp.
73292; Leo Feist, inc. 151438
Romance; vy. A. Gretchaninoff, op. 134,
no. 1; violine u. pf. © June 20,
1933; E for. 30688; B. Schott’s
sohne. 15144
-— Violin: and pf.’ ‘© 1 cs Fuly- 1,
1933 ; E unp. 73299; Anne B. Marley.
15145
15160
Romance in a department store; oper-
etta-ballet, w Mils Miloradovich. ©
1c. July 8, 1983; D 28477; Maurice
Baron. 15145*
Romance (The) of a people; intro-
duction to prologue, w from Bible,
m Isaac Van Grove; soli and cho.,
with orch. ace. ©1c. July 3, 1933;
E unp. 73329; Jewish agency for
Palestine. 15146
Romantic lover; song. ©1c. July 11,
1983; E unp. 73618; Stephen Byko.
15147
Reobenian (Amber) Nocturne; cello.
©1c. July 14, 1983; E unp. 73776;
Amber Roobenian. 15148
Roos (Robert de) Cing études; pf. et
petit orch. Partition. © May 1,
1933; E for. 30612; Siréne musicale.
15149
Roosevelt; song. © June 28, 1933;
E pub. 37044; Felix A. Nolasco.
15150
Roosevelt and prosperity; w and mel-
odv. ©1e. July 14, 1933; E unp.
73745; Richard J. Matthews.
15151
Roosevelt day: march, w and melody.
© 1c. July 15, 19383; E unp. 73756;
Frank W. Grant. 15152
Roosevelt is at the wheel; song. ©
1 e. July 15, 1983; E unp. 74260;
Dr. Le Sullivan. 15153
——w and melody. ©1e. July 13,
1933; E unp. 73683 ; Dr. Le Sullivan.
15154
Roosevelt our leader; w and melody.
©1e. July 27, 1988; E unp. 74218;
Lena Sandler. 15155.
Roosevelt (The) slogan-march; mel-
ody. ©1« July 31, 1933; E unp.
74381; Ralph De Canio. 15156
Roosevelt (The) train; mixed voices.
© 1c. June 17, 1933; E unp. 73605;
Walter Warren Wood. 15157
Rosas de pasion; tango, José M. Luc-
chesi; orch. ptes. © May 1, 19383;
E for. 30596; L. Grus et cie. 15158
Rose of gold; song. © 1. July 10,
1933; E unp. 738537; Marjorie Eliza-
beth Dunham. 15159
Rosemary, for remembrance; by Litta
Lynn; pf. © June 28, 1933; E pub.
37068; B. F. Wood music co. 15160
631
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15161
pt. 01, n. s., v. 28
Kosen im schnee; schlager aus dem | Sag mir, wer du bist; schlager, aus
singspiel, Bruno Hardt-Warden u.
Fritz Lohner-Beda, m nach Carl
Loewe von Oscar Jascha. © June
20, 1933; E for. 30741; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, G.m.b.H. 15161
Rosita, my girl of golden dreams; w
and melody. © 1c. July 7, 1933;
E unp. 73447; Al Morris. 15162
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) ‘The
Siege of Corinth; overture, arr. Au-
brey Winter; orch. pts. © July 18,
1933; E for. 30962; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd. 15163
Roue (La) qui tourne; valse, paroles
Ch. L. Pothier et Max Eddy, m Jean
Lenoir ; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30857; Editions
Salabert. 15164
Rover (The); poem and setting D. V.
Healy, pf. arr. Rudolph Forst. ©
July 15, 1933; E pub. 37177; David
Vincent Healy. 15165
Rubank class ensemble folio; by Guy
EK. Holmes; woodwind and brass in-
struments. © July 5, 1933; E pub.
36982; Rubank, ine. 15166
Rubank supplementary band book;
elementary rhythm and tetrachord
studies, G. E. Holmes. Conductor
se. and pts. © July 15, 1933; E
pub. 387189; Rubank, inc. 15167
Ruby mine; song. © 1c. July 7,
1933; E unp. 73499; Lillian Poole
Palmason. 15168
Rumba (La) au chateau; rumba, dans
le film Les bleus de ’amour de Victor
Alix, arr. Francis Salabert; pf., 1°
violon, violoncelle et contrebasse.
ptes. © June 1, 1933; E for. 30884;
Editions Salabert. 15169
Rumba rumble; from Double crossing
of Columbus, w and m Cliff Hess.
© July 3, 1933; E pub. 37000; M.
Witmark & sons. 15170
Rumors; by Edward Kilenyi and Wil-
liam Spielter; pf. conductor. ©1e.
July 28, 19383; E unp. 74315; Movie-
tone music corp. 15171
Russian lullaby; song. © 1e¢ July
22, 1933; E unp. 74014; Laura
Reynolds Marrow. 15172
Sacred heart; pf. with w. © 1 «.
June 17, 1933; E unp. 73293; Gladys
D. Lankenau. 151738
Sadie dear; fox-trot song. © 1 «@
July 24, 1983; E unp. 74275; Ralph
Wilson. 15174
dem film, texte Fritz Rotter, m
Franz Grothe. © May 18, 1933; H
for. 30747; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
G: mm. Bb. He 15 PD.
Sail on with me; w and melody. ©
1 ce. July 22, 19383; E unp. 74086;
June Butler. 15176
Sailor; song. © 1c. July 25, 1933;
E unp. 74099; Julia H. W. Sawtelle.
15177
Saint-Jean (La) ; ronde, Jean Trémer ;
pf. © May 1, 1933; E for. 30624;
Durand et cie. 15178
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Le
cygne; arr. G. Langenus; solo for
flute, oboe or B flat clarinet and pf.
© July 18, 1933; E pub. 37188; En-
semble music press. 15179
Sait-on jamais; tango, paroles et m
Jean Lenoir; avec accord de lVuku-
lele. © June 1, 1933; E for. 30856;
Editions Salabert. 15180
Salutation angélique; priére, Jean
Clergue; chant et pf. ou orgue. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30805; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 15181
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled F. G. Hawkes;
full sc. and pts. Festival series.,
nos. 85-88, July 1933. © July 6,
1933; E for. 30925; Salvationist pub.
& supplies, ltd. 15182
Ordinary series, nos.
1061-1064, June, 1933. © May 831,
1933 ; E for. 30926; Salvationist pub.
& supplies, Itd. 15183
Second ser., nos. 189-
192, July 1933. © July 5, 1983; B
for. 30731; Salvationist pub. & sup-
plies, ltd. 15184
Salvation (The) army instrumental
albums; compiled F. G. Hawkes;
solos and duets for trombones with
pf. aee. no. 15. © July 5) 4953;
E for. 30732; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, Itd. 15185
Sans le vouloir; valse, paroles Lucien
Boyer, m Marguerite Monnot; avec
accord de l’ukulele. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30855; Editions Salabert.
15186
Sawing the keys; pf. treble. ©1e.
July 17, 1933; E unp. 73834; Charles
Simonini. 15187
Seale e 24 studi in tutti i toni; by
Angelo Francesco Cuneo, op. 197;
saxofono in mi bemolle. © July 18,
1933; E for. 30966; G. Ricordi &
co. 15188
632
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Seales, chords and _ articulations;
school bands. © 1e. July 5, 1933;
--E unp. 73642; Ivan D. Kennedy.
15189
Schau mir in’s auge; langsamer walzer,
text Franz Willberg u. Kurt Heinz,
mm Hans Albrecht von Wechmar,
klay. arr. Walter Borchert. © May
13, 1933; EH for. 30749; Wiener bo-
- héme-verlag, G. m. b. H. 15190
Schenk’ mir’ dein herz:einmal zur
probe ; tango-serenade, m Jos. Schaf-
gans. © June 1, 1933; E for. 30971;
Willi Webels. 15191
Scherzando fugato; by R. H. Bassett:
pf. conductor. ©1e. July 26, 1933;
E unp. 74181; Movietone musie¢ corp.
15192
Scherzino; by Stephen Champ. 1. Vio-
lin and pf. — 2. Violoncello and pf.
© June 12, 1933; E for. 30652,
30653; Augener, ltd. 151938, 15194
Scherzo no. 1; by Hugo Friedhofer,
arr. E. Gerstenberger ; pf.-conductor.
© 1c. July 29, 19383; E unp. 74365;
Movietone music corp. 15195
Schone Isabella von Kastilien; paso
doble, text Gerd Karlick, m Erwin
Bootz, arr. Walter Borchert; orch.
stimmen. © Feb. 6, 1933; E for.
30737; Wiener boheme verlag, G. m.
b. H. 15196
Schoner Mai, o wunderschéner Mai;
Englischer walzer, text Martha
Hoseas Hellriegel, m Georg Karger.
© 1c. June 30, 1933; E unp. 74232;
HEmline M. Irre. 15197
School days; song. © 1c July 27,
19383; E unp. 74229; Daisy Melvin
Coles. 15198
Schubert (Franz Peter) Andante;
from the Fifth symphony, arr. Philip
James; organ. © July 11, 1933;
pub. 37072; H. W. Gray co. 15199
Four pieces; arr. Charles N.
Boyd; brass choir sc. and pts. ©
June 29, 19383; E pub. 86971; M.
Witmark & sons. 15200
—— Hark! hark! the larkfii w Shake-
Speare, m arr. Granville Bantock;
male cho., or quartet. © June 21,
1933 ; HE for. 30536; Joseph Williams,
ltd. 15201
—— Hedge-rose; poem Goethe, Eng-
lish version Alice Mattullath, m arr.
G. Ackley Brower; 3-pt. female
voices. © June 23, 1933; E pub.
37082; Carl Fischer, inc. 15202
15214
Impatience; poem Wilhelm Muiil-
ler, English version Alice Mattul-
lath, m arr. G. Ackley Brower; male
voices. © June 23, 1933; E pub.
37079 ; Carl Fischer, inc. 15203
Moment musical; arr. C. Shve-
doff; brass choir se: and pts. ©
June 29, 1933; E pub. 36970; M.
Witmark & sons. 15204
The post; English w and m arr.
Granville Bantock; male cho., or
quartet. © June 21, 1933; E for.
30087; Joseph Williams, ltd.
15205
Serenade; poem L. Rellstab, Eng-
lish version Alice Mattullath, m arr.
George J. Trinkaus; 3-pt. female
voices. © June 23, 1933; E pub.
37080; Carl Fischer, inc. 15206
To be sung on the water; poem
Count Stollberg, English version
Ackley Brower, m arr. G. Ackley
Brower; 3-pt. female voices. ©
June 23, 1983; E pub. 37081; Carl
Fischer, inc. 15207
Schuhplattler; by Emil Gerstenberger ;
pf. conductor. ©1c. July 26, 1933;
E unp. 74196; Movietone music corp.
15208
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Little
hunting song; op. 68, no. 7, tran-
-scribed Antonio E. Cafarella ; wood-
winds. Se. and pts. © July 19,
1933; E pub. 37192; M. Witmark &
Sons. 15209
Schwarze (Emma) Prelude; pf.; in
BH flat. ©1ce. July 17, 1933; E unp.
73804; Emma Schwarze. 15210
Sea-murmurs; by Castelnuovo-Tedes-
co, freely transcribed Jascha Hei-
fetz; violin and pf. © May 81, 1933;
E pub. 37087; Carl Fischer, inc. .
15211
Seasick; by Arthur Lange; pf. con-
ductor. © 1c. July 26, 19388; HE
unp. 74187; Movietone music corp.
15212
Selecta Gregoriana; para uso das
parochias collegios e associacoes re-
ligiosas, organizada J. Zanola. ©
Sept. 15, 1982; A—Foreign 20652;
Desclée & co., Société de St. Jean
V’Evangéliste. 15213
Sempre; valtzer lento, versi Rich e HE.
M. Chiappo, m Norberto Caviglia ;
orch. parti. © Mar. 1, 1933; E for.
30711; E. M. Chiappo. 214
633
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15215
Send out Thy light; w A. H. Pedrick,
m C. A. Pedrick. © 1c. July 19,
1933; E unp. 73927; Albert H. Ped-
rick and Clinton A. Pedrick.
15215
Sefiorita; song. ©1c. July 18, 1933;
‘EK unp. 738690; Walter Franklin
Schwartz. 15216
Senza mamma; song. Numerical ed.
© May 12, 1933; E pub. 37201;
Francesco Pennino. 152TC.
Separation; valse romance, w Richard
Brandon Hart, m Victor Alexander.
© Apr. 26, 1933; E pub. 36979;
Alexander Chigrinsky. 15218
Serenade (A) to you; song. ©16e.
Julyo18, 1933 > fh unp:. 13854") J.) R-
Stewart Coxe and Edward A. New-
man. 15219
Serenata; w and melody. ©1e. July
24, 1983; E unp. 74030; Claude Lap-
ham. 15220
Service forever; march; pf. ©1e.
July 18, 1988; E unp. 73841; John
J. Rizza. 15221
Seven kisses; w E. M. Cooper, m H.
Bauersachs. © July 19, 1933; E
pub. 37209; E. Marie Cooper and
Hubert Bauersachs. 15222
Shadows; song. ©1e. July 29, 1933;
E unp. 74824; Margaret Bronson.
15223
w John Richard Moreland,
pf. arr. Larry Cramer. © 1c. July
19) 1933; unp... %898* -Mary
Wright Bain. 15224
Shadows on the Swanee; w Joe Young
and Johnny Burke, m Harold Spina;
with ukulele arr. © July 11, 1933;
E pub. 37057; Irving Berlin, inc.
15225
She and I; fox-trot song. © 1 «¢.
July 26, 1933; E unp. 74129; Edgar
S. Allen and Dewey Allen. 15226
She’s Adaline today; w and melody.
©l1e July 19, 1933; E unp. 73909;
George Elmer Brown. 15227
She’s my new sensation; song, m
Franklin E. Slack. ©1c. July 27,
1933; E unp. 74202; Julius Tritt.
15228
Shepherds love song; song, w Ethelyn
Parkinson. © 1c. June 30, 1933; HB
unp. 73274; Janet Merrill. 15229
Shim sham Sam; w Leo Bailey, and
melody. ©1c. July 8, 1933; E unp.
73561; Luke Johnson. 15230
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Shim sham shimmy; w Frank Good-
man and Frank Montgomery, m J.
Russel Robinson; with ukulele arr.
© July 18, 1933; E pub. 37173; Bibo-
Lang, inc. 15231
Shim (The) sham shimmy dance; w
Andy Razaf, m Clarence Williams;
with ukulele arr. © July 1, 1933;
E pub. 37176; Clarence Williams
music pub. ¢o., ine. 15232
Shine on my sandhill shanty moon;
waltz, w Don Mayo Brink, m Louis
Wullenwaber. © May 19, 1933; E
pub. 36986; Wullenwaber & Brink.
15233
Shineing [sic] gold; w and melody.
© 1c. July 8, 19383; E unp. 73566;
Walter Shadrach Holly Sorell.
15234
Ship of dreams; w and m Niel Alden.
©1e. July 28, 1933; E unp. 74291;
Arthur Cornielius Agern. 15235
Si j'aime Suzy; fox-trot, de Dix-neuf
’ ans, paroles Jean Bastia, m Pascal
Bastia. © May 1, 1933; E for.
30608; C. Joubert & cie. 15236
Si je devenais ton amant; paroles J.
Lyrel, m R. G. Sinclair. © May 1,
1933; E for. 30569; Jean Lyrel and
Robert Gabriel Sinclair. 15237
Si lV’amour passe; valse-boston, Mar-
celle Chadal; pf. © May 1, 1933; E
for. 30606; Durand et cie. 15238
Si mes vers avaient des ailes; tran-
scription de Jlauteur Reynaldo
Hahn; violon, ou violoncelle, et pf.
© May 1, 1933; E for. 30562; Heu-
gel. 15239
Silent memories; w M. Oles and A.
Hedrick, m H. Conley. ©1c. July
17, 1983; E unp. 73808; Michael
Oles, Howard Conley, and Anne
Hedrick. 15240
Silly silhouette; w Hildy Dolson, m
Jimmie Smiley. © 1 ¢. July 22,
19338; E unp. 74003; James Burkett
Smiley. 15241
Silvery moon; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
June 24, 1933; E unp. 73556; Emil
R. Hoppe. 15242
Since father was a boy; w and melody.
©l1e. July 21, 1983; E unp. 73991;
William O. Merrill. 15243
Since I got a lease on your heart;
song, m M. L. Carson and Etta
Faye Whitehurst. © 1 ce. July 29,
1933; E unp. 74847; Martin Luther
Carson. 15244
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Since the moon took a holiday;
Harry Geduld, melody H. A.
Shapiro. © 1c. July 13, 1933; E
unp. 73671; Henry A. Shapiro.
15245
Since you’ve taken your love away;
song, w M. Black and Beth Hurst.
©1c. July 1, 19383; EB unp. 73314;
Marjorie Black. 15246
Sinclair (Robert Gabriel) Pastorale;
paroles J. Lyrel, m R. G. Sinclair.
© May 1, 1933; E for. 30566; Jean
Lyrel and Robert Gabriel Sindair.
15247
Singing to you; valse song. © 1.
June 27, 1933; E unp. 73579; Kae
Mulick. 15248
Singsang im walzertakt; potpourri,
aus bekannten stimmungsliedern,
Billy Golwyn; salon-orch. mit saxo-
phon-stimmen u. text. © June 28,
1933; E for. 30960; Musikverlag
City. 15249
Sionyn bach y pentre; geiriau gan A.
Gwynn Jones, English w Jack Ed-
wards; sop. 1, 2. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 30727; Charles Henry Clem-
ents. 15250
Sioux rabbit dance; song, transcribed
and arr. [Indian text only] ©1«.
July 24, 1983; E unp. 74069; Elena
Peabody Rouse. 15251
Sirena (La); primavera 1933, album
musicale, versi e m diversi autori.
© Apr. 1, 1933; E for. 30910; Italian
book co. 15252
Sit down; negro spiritual, arr. Jean
Stor; mixed voices. © July 20,
1938; E pub. 37202; Handy bros.
music co., ine. 15253
Sittin’ up waitin’ for you; w Andy
Razaf, melody Thomas Waller. ©
1 ec. June 27, 1933; E unp. 74211;
Superior music, inc, 15254
Sitting in the porch swing, wondering
where you are; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢
July 15, 1988; E unp. 73762; Lena
Martin. 15255
Six little letters; w William Wood,
melody Morris Silnutzer. © 1 ec.
July 138, 1983; E unp. 73792; Sil-
nutzer & Wood. 15256
Skald’s drinking song; from Shep-
herd’s queen, w Ethelyn Parkinson.
© 1c. June 30, 1933; E unp. 73277;
Janet Merrill.
w | Skizzenbuch; 12
15257 |
15271
leichte stiicke, A,
Gretchaninoff, op. 131; pf. © June
20, 1933; E for. 30691; B. Schott’s
sohne. 15258
Slapstick; humoreske, composed and
orch. Ernest Reeves; orch. pts. ©
July 3, 1933; E for. 30710; Walsh,
Holmes & co., ltd. 15259
Sleep, my darling, sleep within my
arms; waltz, w Jack Lawrence, m
Arthur Altman, arr. Art McKay;
orch. pts., with male trio arr. J.
Rosamond Johnson. © July 13,
1933; E pub. 387134; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 15260
w Jack Lawrence, m Arthur Alt-
man, arr. J. Rosamond Johnson. ©
July 5, 1933; E pub. 36995; Edward
B. Marks music corp. 15261
Sleepy dark night; Indian serenade,
w and m Shelley RoAne Vier. ©
July 20, 1933 ; E pub. 37220; Edward
Schuberth & co., inc. 15262
Sleepy head, good-night ; w and melody
Perey Bryant. ©1e. July 14, 1933;
E unp. 73723; Percival Oswald Bry-
ant. 15263
Slip a diamond on the finger of the
girl you love; w and melody Burd
Mae Wheedle. ©1c. July 3, 1933;
E unp. 73932; Gertrude W. Hoff-
mann. 15264
Slumber (The) boat; by Jessie L.
Gaynor, arr. Dorothy Gaynor Blake;
pf. © June 30, 1933; E pub. 36975 ;
Clayton EF. Summy co. 15265
Smell of the pine; w and melody. ©
1 ¢@ July 14, 1933; H unp. 73735;
Earle F. Olin. 15266
Smile and chase the blues away; song.
© 1c July 12, 19333 HE unp. 73788;
Marguerite Ewing Hall. 15267
Smile for me; song. ©1e. July 24,
1933; E unp. 74081; Clara M.
Schweickert. 15268
Smile, smile, smile; w and melody. ©
1c. July 7, 1988; E unp. 73428;
Thomas J. Lyons. 15269
Smuggler’s (A) song; w Rudyard
Kipling, m Arnold Williams; male
voices. © July 27, 1933; E for.
309438 ; Banks & son. 15270
Snow (The); w C. Alice Elgar, m Ed-
ward Elgar, arr. J. A. Parks; male
quartet or cho. © July 28, 1933:
E pub. 37298; J. A. Parks co. 15271
635
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tin 3, 3B
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15272
So lonely without you; w D. J. Over-
field, m H. Switten. ©1c. July 10,
1933; E unp. 73539; Henry Switten
and Dorothy Jane Overfield. 15272
So soon; w and melody. © 1 ¢. July
24, 1988; E unp. 74046; Walter J.
Voros. 15273
So sweet and.so blue; fox-trot, w C.
W. Cain and Myron Steinhaus, and
melody... © 1c “Suly, 19: 1933-
unp. 73902; Charles W. Cain. 15274
So what; song, w Harold Hamberger;
pf. © 1c. July ‘26; 1933} Hunp.
74145; Joseph Nathaniel Wolf Rubel.
15275
Society wedding; w and melody Irving
Berlin. ©1c. July 14, 1933; E unp.
73749; Irving Berlin, inc. 15276
Soft breezes; song, Mm James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. July 15,
1933; E unp. 73766; George C.
Spencer. 15277
Soft hearted me, loves hard hearted
you; song. ©1l1e. July 7, 1933; EH
unp. 73495; Alfred L. Emmerich.
15278
Soldiers (The) and the larks; marcia,
song. © 1c. July 3, 1933; E unp.
73594; Alice Prettyman Shilling.
15279
Solfége orphéonique; lecons sans et
avec paroles, choisies, transcrites et
classées progressivement, Francisque
Darcieux ; 2 voix d@hommes. 1° vy.
© June 1, 1933; E for. 30807; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 15280
Solitaire; fox-trot, w Fredric Ford,
melody Vasco Baroni. © 1c. July
5, 1933; E unp. 73362; Pietro Colec-
chia. 15281
Sombras;: vals, letra ym Luis Arcaraz,
arr. Guillermo Posadas. © Mar. 1,
1933; E for. 30950; A. Wagner y
Levien sucs., Ss. en ¢. 15282
Some day; song, w Violet June
Metzger. © 1c. July 24, 19383; HB
unp. 74074; Audrey May. 15283
Some dav sweetheart some way: song,
w Eddie Lynch. © 1c. July: 25,
1933; E unp. 74105; Ralph DeRocco.
15284
Some one has taken my Sally; song.
©1c. July 24, 1933; B unp. 74055;
Kermit Jackson. 15285
Somebody knocks today; sacred song.
© July 20, 1933; E pub. 37198;
Rossia Boydston Noland. 15286
pt. OI, n. s., v. 28.
Somehow, somewhere; song. © 1 ¢
July 19, 1983; E unp. 73935; Adele
Frances Smith. 15287
Someone from somewhere; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. July 18, 1933-3 np:
73866; Wm. Gavin Stuart France.
15288.
Song (The) I wrote for you; song, m
Luther A. Clark: © 1 c« July 26,
19383; E unp. 74152; Louise A.
Frana. 15289:
Song (The) of all nations; w and m
Yvonne Regina Buhler. © 1 c. Oct.
15, 19382; E unp. 739297 soaeene
Buhler. 15290
Song of Judea; by Murray L. Linday,.
harmonized and arr. © 1c. July 5,
1933; E unp. 73345; L. Leslie Loth.
15291
Song (The) of love; w C. Morris, m.
O. S. Wharton, arr. Burrell Van
Buren. © June 30, 1933; E pub.
36981; Oliver Spencer Wharton and.
Clarence Morris. 15292
Song of my lullabye days; waltz, w
and melody. © 1c. July 10, 1938;
E unp. 73542; Jack Hawkins.
15293:
Song of the convict; w and melody.
©1c. July 10, 193883; E unp. 73543 ;
Jack Hawkins. 15294
Song of the harp; song, w Ethelyn
Parkinson. © 1c. June 30, 1933; H
unp. 73278; Janet Merrill. 15295.
Song of the islands; arr. Jesse Sed--
berry ; Hawaiian steel guit. with pf..
ace. and symbols for Spanish guit.
and ukulele. 1. Original.—2. Waltz..
©) ' July 27, 1933; Wi pub vee,
37265; Charles E. King.
15296, 15297
Song (The) of the links; w Herbert
Collings, m Cecil Harrington. ©
July 11, 19838; E for. 30917; Boosey
& co., ltd. 15298
Song (The) of the sea; song, W
Ethelyn Parkinson. © 1 ¢. June 30,
1933; E unp. 73275; Janet Merrill.
15299:
Song to Hric the Jute; song, w Ethelyn
Parkinson. © 1c. June 30, 1933;
E unp. 73276; Janet Merrill. 15300)
Song-writer’s (A) dream; w and m
Herve Ranney, jr.; pf. treble. ©
1 ¢. July 27, 1933; E unp. 74221;
James Hervey Ranney, jr. 15301
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no. 7, 1933
Sono pazzo d’amore; fox-trot, w and
m Marguerite Lane. © July 13,
1933 ; E for. 30755; Alice Marguerite
Lane. 153802
Son’s lullaby; w and melody. ©1..
July 27, 1983; E unp. 74224; Henry
Rose. 15303
Sorry; song, m Castro Carazo. © July
ianeioos:; HK} pub. 38723838; Walter
Kuhlmann. 15304
Sousa with his band; song, arr. H.
Hea da Silva. ©1lce. July 14, 1988 ;
EH ounp. 73727; Fred Miller. 15305
Southern cannon ball; w and melody
J. Rodgers and R. Hall. © 1.
July 7, 1983; E unp. 73939; South-
ern music publishing co., inc. 15306
Souvenir d’un soir d’amour; valse
anglaise, paroles Géo Koger, m Vin-
cent Scotto; avec accord de l’ukulele.
© June 1, 1933; E for. 30836; Edi-
tions Salabert. 15307
Souvenirs; morceau caractéristique de
Prenez garde A la peinture, par
Georges van Parys; pf. © June 1,
1933; E for. 30845; Editions Sala-
bert. 15308
Spacious (The) firmament; by Eric
Thiman. 1. 1st violin.—2. 2d
violin. © July 21, 1933; E for.
30895, 30896; Novello & co., ltd.
15309, 15310
Spinnande (Hn) roman; fox-trot, ur
filmen Kiurleksexpressen, text Gosta
Rybrandt, m Karl Wehle; pf. ©
Oct. 1, 1982; EH for. 30772; Nils-
Georgs musikforlags, a. b. 15311
Spanien muss es sein; paso-doble,
w Leo Breiten, m Frank Speyer,
bearb. Julius Kochmann ; odeonorch.
u. Salonorch. stimmen. © July 1,
1988 ; E for. 30903; A. Cranz. 15312
Speak easy baby; w and melody. ©
1 e¢ July 18, 1933; E unp. 73880;
Jerry Bradbury. 15313
Spell (The) of the moon; from Sky
symphony, w and m Cliff Hess. ©
July 3, 1983; E pub. 36998; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 15314
Spells of Venus; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
July 5, 1983; E unp. 73373; Nan
Leo. 15315
Spirit mother; w and melody. ©1c.
July 14, 1933; E unp. 73721; Mary
S. Hancort. 15316
15329
Spiritual evangel; w R. E. Winsett,
and others, compiled R. EH. Winsett.
© Mar. 28,: 1933; E pub. 37045;
Robert Emmett Winsett. 15317
Spooning in the moonlight; waltz, w
and m Carroll Smullin; with uku-
lele arr. Alta Vincent. © June 19,
1933:; E pub. 37056; EH. M. Waltz
music co. 15318
Spot (A) by the side of thee; fox-trot,
w and m D. Lacey, arr. W. Mack.
©1c. July 29, 1988; E unp. 74337;
Denny Lacey and Walter Mack.
15319
Spring; w and melody Eda Bassett.
© 1c. July 8, 1933; E unp.’73483 ;s
Ida B. Botts. 15320
Spring returns; madrigal, w anon., m
Luca Marenzio, w ed. and ace. arr.
Henry Clough-Leighter; 5 mixed
voices. © July 20, 1933;°'E pub.
37251; E. C. Schirmer music co.
15321
Springtime is love time for you and
me; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. July 15, 1933;
E unp. 73767; Joseph Tarone.
15322
Spun sugar; by Gustav Klemm; pf.
© June’ 28, 19383; EH) pub. 37058:
B. F. Wood music co. 153823
Staempfli (Edward) Six pieces; pf.
© May 1, 1933; E for. 30565; Siréne
musicale. 15324
Stairs of romance; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. July 19, 19838; EH unp. 73923;
Maud Earl. 15325
Star-lit (The) lane; sony. ©1«e
July 14, 1988; E unp. 73752; Lor-
raine Sherwood Stahl. 15326
Star (The) of hope; Christmas serv-
ice, w Carolyn Freeman, Haldor
Lillenas and others, m MHaldor
Lillenas and Robert Whitmore. ©
July 1, 19383; E pub. 37028; Lillenas
pub. co. 15327
Starlight romance; by William Spiel-
ter; pf. conductor. © 1c. July 28,
1933; E unp. 74312; Movietone
music corp. 15328
Stars (The) above know I’m in love
with you; w Jarvis Marvin, m Jerry
Marvin. ©1e. July 3, 1933; E unp.
73330; Jarvis Edward Marvin.
15329
Start smilin’ again, a smile makes a
wonderful day; fox-trot, w John
Boyce Whitney, m Cecil V. Barnes.
637
15330
Start smilin’ aga‘n, a smile makes a
wonderful day—Continued.
© 1c. June 30, 1933; E unp. 73294;
John B. Whitney and Cecil Barnes.
15330
Stay a long time papa; w and m Phil
Baxter. © 1c. July 17, 1933; E
unp. 738796; Jenkins music co.
15331
Stay forever with me; song. © 1.
July 25, 1933; E unp. 74108; Wil-
liam I. Holland. 15332
Steedman (Alma) chord system; pf.
© 1c. June 30, 1933; E unp. 73281;
Alma Steedman. 15333
Stepping along with the bluebird; w
and melody. © 1c. July 7, 1933; E
unp. 73482; Bertha Fiedler. 15334
Sternschnuppen; foxtrot-intermezzo,
Herbert Kauler; pf. © May 18,
1933; E for. 30940; Beboton-verlag,
G.m.b.H. 15335
Stockholm; valse song. © 1 e¢. July
24, 1983; E unp. 74272; Chas.
Ostrom. 15336
Stolen moments; w and melody. © 1
ec. July 18, 1983; E unp. 7388_; Hor-
tense Beckham. 15337
Storm; by Peter Brunelli; pf.-conduc-
tor. ©1e. July 29, 1933; E unp.
74373 ; Movietone music corp. 15338
Storm-proof love; chords, single staff.
© 1c. July 1, 1983; E unp. 73640;
Lloyd Garrison Ganaway. 15339:
Stornelli d’oro; versi Emilio Gatti, m
Alfredo Mazzucchi. © June 20,
1933; E for. 307383; Casa editrice
Ferdinando Bideri. 15340
Strauss (Richard) Arabella; lyrische
komodie, v. Hugo von Hofmann-
sthal, m op. 79, klavierauszug mit
text Felix Wolfes. © June 20, 1933;
D 28475; Richard Strauss. 15340*
orch. Partitur. ©
June 20, 1933; E for. 30924; Richard
Strauss. 15341
Streets of Peking; 7 Chinese impres-
Sions, Henry Hadley; orch. pts. pt.
14. © June 23, 1933; E_ pub.
37089-37091; Carl Fischer, inc.
15342-15344
Stringin’ along with Annabelle; com-
posed and arr. Frank Victor; guit.,
in staff and diagram notations. ©
May 22,..1933; E. pub:.37196;., Al
Rocky co. 15345
638
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Strolling down the railroad track with
you; w and m Larry Blaine. © 1
ce. June 30, 19838; E unp. 73264;
Florence A. Blades. 15346
Strolling thru the park one day; w
and m George Whiting, Billy Frisch
and Otto Motzan, pf. sc. Lou Lea-
man; with ukulele arr. © July 12,
19338; E pub. 37278; Mills music,
ine. 15347
Such an angel is the girl that waits for
me; w and melody. ©1c. July 19,
1983; E unp. 78905; John E. Robin-
son. 15348
Suchin for love; song. © 1c. July
17, -19383.; 4 unp.. Tso. arene
Thompson. 15349
Suite-concertino; in fa maggiore, di
Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari, op. 16, rid.
Ugo Solazzi; fagotto e pf. © June
27, 1933; E for. 30686; G. Ricordi
& CO. 15350
Suite for three trumpets; by Carl
Busch. Se. and pts. © July 19,
1933; E pub. 37191; M. Witmark &
sons. 15351
Suite mignonne; par P. Coppola; oreh.
ptes. © May 1, 1933; E for. 30613; .
Publications Francis-Day, s. a.
15352
Suite of six short pieces; by Norman
Fraser; pf. © May 9, 1933; E for.
30656; Augener, ltd. 15353
Summer song; w and m Karl King and
George Jones. ©1c. July 20, 1933;
E unp. 73956; Carl W. Schwotzer.
15354
Summertime pal, have you forgotten
me; w and melody Howard Johnson,
Charles Tobias and J. Fred Coots.
© 1e. July 29, 1983; E unp. 74341;
Leo Feist, inc. 15355
Sun (The) and three stars; march; pf.
© July 8, 1933; E pub. 37115; Ro-
dolfo R. Cornejo. 15356
Sunrise; w and melody. ©1c. July
27, 1983; E unp. 74210; John J.
Welsh. 15357
Sunset; song, arr. Marjorie Reid; pf.
© 1c. July 6, 1933; E unp. 73404;
Donald Gordon Reid. 15358
Sunshine; song. ©1e. July 25, 1933;
E unp. 74109; William I. Holland.
15359
Sur le boul’vard Magenta; one-step
chanté, paroles Eugéne Lemercier,
m Ernest Wieller. © May 1, 1933;
E for. 30629; Louis Jacquot et fils.
15360
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Suzon, Suzon, Suzette; fox-trot, de
VYoperette Oscar, paroles René Gail-
lard, m F. Warms. © June 1, 1933;
BH for. 30794; C. Joubert et cie.
15361
Swan song; song. © 1c. July 381,
1933; E unp. 74896; Martha Bern-
hardt. 15362
Sweep; from Falling for you, w
Douglas Furber, m Vivian Ellis;
with ukulele arr. © June 16, 1933;
E for. 30674; Chappell & co., ltd.
15363
Sweet as the rose; waltz, w Alice C. D.
Riley, m Jessie L. Gaynor, arr. Pres-
ton Ware Orem; duet or 2-pt. cho.
for female voices. © June 30, 1933;
E pub. 36974; Clayton F. Summy co.
15364
Sweet dreams; song, m arr. Walter
W. Newcomer. © July 3, 1933; E
pub. 37162; Daisy Woolworth.
15365
Sweet dreams, pretty lady; w and m
Morton Downey and James F. Han-
ley; with ukulele arr. © July 13,
1933; E pub. 37190; M. Witmark &
Sons. 15366
Sweet Emmely; song, m Stan Tucker.
©l1e. July 26, 1983; E unp. 74135;
Chas. G. Nelson. 15367
Sweet lady of love; w and melody.
© 1c. July 18, 19383; E unp. 73840;
Sam Kavalsky. 15368
Sweet little Daisy; fox-trot song. ©
1 e. July 15, 1933; E unp. 74237;
Mary Ryan Cooper. 15369
Sweet little mother; song. © 1 «¢.
July 15, 19838; E unp. 74257; Skill-
man Hunter. 153870:
Sweet memories; valse song. © 1 ¢.
July 3, 1983; E unp. 73600; Johnnie
Aguilar and Dea Conaway. 15371
Sweet night in June; song, pf. arr.
Larry Cramer. © 1c. July 26, 1933;
EHeunp. 74159; Mary Wright Bain.
15372
Sweet Peter; fox-trot, Jelly Roll Mor-
ton; [pf. conductor] © 1c. July 8,
1933; E unp. 73941; Southern music
pub, co., ine. 15373
Sweet Rosalina of my heart; valse
song. © 1c. June 27, 1933; E unp.
73976; M. A. Pompillo. 15374
Sweet secrets; w and melody. © 1c.
July 18, 1988; E unp. 73860; Sadie
Brooks Bending. 15375
15391
Sweet summer nights; song. © 1 «.
July 14, 19388; E unp. 73705; Har-
rison Nelson. 153876
Sweet sweetheart; w Mercer Cook,
melody Hartwell Cook. © 1c. July
15, 19838; E unp. 78779; Irving Ber-
lim Line: 15377
Sweet, sweetheart of mine; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. July 24, 1933; E unp. 74038;
Sam Zeoli. 15378
Sweetheart; song. © 1c. Apr. 14,
1933; EK unp. 70085; Alice Catherine
Swank. 15379
Sweetheart and pal of my dreams;
waltz, w and melody. © 1. July
12, 1988; E unp. 73648; Kenneth L.
Knadler. 15380
Sweetheart, it’s no one else but you;
Diwwith) we) Ooi ce. July 13; 1933):
E unp, 73678; Raymond J. Rathgeb.
15381
Sweetheart lane; w and melody. ©
1c July 28, 193838; E unp. 743807;
Thos. Marshall. 153882
Sweetheart (The) of my dreams;
song, m Stan Tucker. ©1e. July
26, 1933; E unp. 74133; Mildred
Fengler. 15383
Sweetheart of sweet sixteen; fox-trot,
w Gus Kahn, m J. Fred Coots, arr.
Paul Weirick; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. B. Faighes. © June 22,
1933; E pub. 36966; Leo Feist, inc.
15384
Sweetheart of the rodeo; song, melody
Larry E. Goffin. ©1c. July 1, 1933;
EH unp. 73302; Katie M. Rice. 15385
Sweetheart you took everything when
you gave me back my ring; w and
melody. ©1c. July 7, 1933; E unp.
73435; Thelbert C. Heard. 15386
Sweethearts again; valse song. ©1c.
July 19, 1983; E unp. 74264; Rose
Cormey. 15387
Swing song; melody. ©1e. July 21,
1933 ; E unp. 73968; Minyde Zentner.
15388
Swiss wedding song; song. © 1 «.
July 14, 1983; E unp, 73718; Emma
J. Moore Seamans. 15389
Sylvia; by Oley Speaks, arr. W. J.
Duthoit; military band pts. © June
2, 1933; E for. 30356; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd. 15390
Szatowsky (Antoni) Suite; vioton et
pf. © May 20, 1933; E for. 30650;
Editions Max Hschig. 15391
639
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15392
Dt. Inne S ves
Tableaux d’histoire; de Prenez garde
a la peinture, de Georges van Parys;
pf. © June 1, 1933; E for. 30844;
Editions Salabert. 15392
Tahiti; pf. treble with w. ©1c. July
26, 1983; E unp. 74149; John B.
Sontag. 15393
Taifun; zwei schlager aus dem ton-
film, texte Kar] Amberg, m Wilhelm
Kriiger. © ° May 16, 1933; E for.
30743 ; Wiener bohéme-verlag, G. m.
bey 15394
Take a little time to love; w and mel-
ody. © 1. July 26, 1933; © unp.
74121; Ruth Prosser. 15395
Take me; w and m Gene Burch. ©
ic. July dl, 1933; HH unps, (4400;
Arthur Eugene Burch, jr. 15396
Take me back again; valse song. ©
1 e. June 27, 19383; E unp. 73574;
John P, Sikora. 15397
Take me. back to the shack I eall
home; duet, w A. C. Rich, m M. A,
Blower ; treble voices. © 1c. June
12, 1933; E unp. 738638; Mary A.
Blower and Arthur C. Rich. 15398
Take me home again; w and melody.
© 1c. July 7, 1933; E unp, 73445;
Pauline Harris. 15399
Take me to the fair; fox trot, w and
melody. ©1e. July 25, 1933; E unp.
74112; John Ray Brown. 15400
Take me to the movies; song. ©1e.
July 11, 1933; E unp. 78627; John
Murray. 15401
Take me to Thy bosom, Jesus; w and
m Jack Turner, arr. Jean Walz; with
ukulele and guit. arrs. © July 7,
1933; KE pub: 37031; =M. “M:, Cole
pub. co. 15402
Tale (A) of long ago; by Alice Lucy
Hale; pf. © July 25, 1933; E pub,
37253; Dallas music co. 15403
Tambours et clairons; de Joseph Stri-
mer; pf: © June 1, 1933; W for.
30791; Durand et cie. 15404
Tango; by Castelnuovo-Tedesco, free
transcription Jascha Heifetz; violin
and pf. © May 31, 1933; E pub.
37086; Carl Fischer, inc. 15405
Tango della gelosia; by Vittorio
Mascheroni, arr. Alfredo Antonini;
orch. pts. © July 20, 1933; E pub.
37204; Edward B. Marks music corp.
15406
Tango saudade; song. ©1e. July 19,
1933; E unp. 73888; Walter T.
Bauer. 15407
Tanya; w and melody. © 1 e¢. July
19, 1983; E unp. 73919; Leonard
Keller and Sano Marco. 15408
Tanzfantasie; op. 71; orch. Partitur.
© Mar. 27, 1933; E for. 30753; Her-
mann Zilcher. 15409
Tartarin de Tarascon; suite humor-
istique, Marcel Poot; harmonie et
fanfare ptes. © June 5, 1933; EB
for. 30702; A. Cranz, 15410
Tecnica pianistica; indipendenza delle
dita, dissociazione muscolare, Nicola
Janigro. © Nov. 1, 1932; E for.
30708; Musica. 15411
Tell me why; w A. Frangipane, m R.
Malanga. © 1 c¢. June 30, 1983; E
unp. 73269; Richard Malanga and
Anthony Frangipane. 15412
Templeton (Alec) Five portraits; pf.
© June 2, 1933; E for. 30655; Au-
gener, ltd. 15413
Tempo di gavotta; di Dante Cipollini;
quintetto d’archi, con pf. ad lib. ©
June 27, 1933; E - for. 30680; G.
Ricordi & co. 15414
Ten little pink toes; song, melody
Pauline Story. © 1 ¢@ July 17,
1933; E unp. 73802; Jack Chambers.
15415
Thanks very much; from Maid happy,
w Edwin Knopf and Jack King, m
J. King; with ukulele arr. © June
6, 19383; E for. 30927; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd. 15416
That heartbreaking hour; fox-trot
song. ©1ec. July 19, 1933; E unp.
74267; Ray Nimtz. 15417
That I’m in love with you; fox-trot
song. ©1e. July 15, 1933; E ump.
74244; Elwood E. Tuthill. 15418
That old sweet melody; w and mel-
ody Niel Alden. © 1c. July 28,
1933; E unp. 74293; Arthur Cor-
nielius Agern. 15419
That’s what your gal told me last
night; song. © July 25, 1983; H
pub. 37244; Harry J. Kimball Jones.
15420
That was how I knew I lost you; w
and melody. ©1c. July 14, 1933;
E unp. 74236; Clarence Edward Ty-
ner. 15421
640
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 19383
Then the moon came out; w and m
Sonny Miller; with ukulele arr. ©
June 2, 1933; E for. 30672 ;. Victoria
musie pub. co., ltd. 15422
Then you will understand; song, m
Augustus Henry Cokayne. © 1 ©.
July 3, 19338; EH unp. 73332; Peggy
Olcott Singer. 15423
There be none of beauty’s daughters;
pt.-song, w Byron, m Kenneth G.
Finlay ; sop. 1, 2 and contralto. ©
July 14, 1933; E for. 30908; Bayley
& Ferguson. 15424
There is one good thing about me, my
love for you; wand melody. ©1c.
July 28, 19838; KE unp. 74317; Aaron
Brown. 15425
There'll still be love; from Britannia
of Billingsgate, w Holt Marvell, m
George Posford; with ukulele arr.
© livin 14.) 1933 3.) .for,, 30730;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd. 15426
There’s a gal that I love; w and mel-
CieOrive July 7.,19383;,E unp.
73442; Rudolph Walter. 15427
There’s a little bit of you, in every
love song; from Moonlight and pret-
zels, w EH. Y. Harburg, m Sammy
Fain; with ukulele arr. © July 14,
1938; E pub. 37150; Harms, ine.
15428
There’s a nhew moon over my shoulder,
and a beautiful girl in my arms; w
and melody Al Dubin, Sammy Fain
and Joe Goodwin. © 1. July 1,
1933; E unp. 73288; Leo Feist, inc.
: 15429
There’s a new soul in heaven above,
Thomas A. Edison; song, m Robert
Van Sickle; with ukulele arr. ©
ier uly 5,1: 1938 > KH unp. (3790 ; |
Joseph F. School. 15430
There’s a prosperity rainbow in the
sky; w and melody Margarete Kay.
© 1-c. July 17, 1933; E unp. 73818:
Carolyn Margarete Kay. 15431
There’s a zip about the air beside the
sea; w and m Raymond Wallace;
with ukulele arr. © June 30, 1933;
E for. 80669; Huntley Trevor music
co., ltd. 15432
There’s always sunshine after rain;
fox-trot, w L. E. Stever, m John
Boggs Goodrick. © 1 ¢. July 7,
19383; E unp. 73450; Lorraine BE.
Stever and John B. Goodrick. 15433
6514-—33—-_5
15446
There’s bound to be good times: song,
m Clifford Martin Eddy, jr., arr.
Fekex: Destai, ©. le. July 8, 1933:
Ii unp. 78485; Mary Helen Sceeles.
15434
There’s no harm in hoping; w and m
Harry Woods, Jimmy Campbeil and
Reg Connelly ; with ukulele arr. ©
July 12, 1938; E for. 30639; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., Itd. 15435
Thirteen years ago; song, m John
Kreutzer. ©’'1 ¢. July 28, 1933; E
unp. 74319; Louis Wrubel. 15486
This is a dem, dem, democratic year ;
w and melody. Ete): Julyee26,
1933; E unp. 74127; La Verne Mc-
Clanahan., 15437
This night is ours; w and m Joe
McCarty, Nell Finn, Everett Wright
and Irving Bibo; with ukulele arr.
© July 25, 1933; E pub. 37240; Bibo-
Lang, ine. 15438
This time it’s love; w Sam M. Lewis,
melody J. Fred Coots. © 1 «¢. July
29, 193838; E unp. 743843; Leo Feist,
inc. 15439
Those dark brown blues; song, w Ruth
Brown tO lL wear Saly .24:) 193838 3.5R
unp. 74079; Alton L. Robinson.
15440
Those two lips were made for me;
song, m Luther A. Clark. © 1.
July 11, 1933; E unp. 73614; Law-
rence C. Hutton and Robert L.
Wells. 15441
Though the rest of the world forgets ;
song; mixed voices. ©1c. July 3,
1933; E unp. 73333; Cammie Young.
15442
Three of us; fox trot, Charles O’F lynn,
Lee David and Pete Wendling, arr.
Paul Weirick; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. Rosamond Johnson. ©
July 13, 1983; E pub. 37133; Edward
B. Marks music corp. 15443
w and m Charles O’Flynn, Lee
David and Pete Wendling, arr. J.
Rosamond Johnson. © July 5,
193838; E pub. 86993; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 15444
Three point two; rythm dance, w Ted
Kress and G. Redewill; pf. with w.
© Ae: July, 24, dose unp. tote:
Gene Redewill. 15445
Three point two is here; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 12, 1933; E unp.
73645 ; Al. Washington. 15446.
641
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15447
Through the woods; waltz, w and m
J. B. Campolio and D. D. Bosco, pf.
arr. Cliff Barns; with ukulele arr.
© July 11, 1933; E pub. 37030; Joe
B. Campolio. 15447
Through the years; song. ©1«. July
15, 19388; E unp. 74235; James P.
Roger. 15448
Thursday ; w Edna St. Vincent Millay.
m Iris Brussels; low voice, in D.
(©) Aug..i4; 1933); « Mepub:-39284;
American music Co. 15449
Ti epathe otzims; melody Tetos Deme-
friades., ©: 1 ec: jJuly-20, .19333 Bb
unp. 74174; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 15450
Ti hriazote to kathe prama; melody
Tetos Demetriades. ©ice. July 20,
1933; E unp. 74175; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 15451
"Till I have you; w Tom Hubbard, and
melody. © 1c July 13, 1933; E
unp. 73691; Cora Hatfield. 15452
Times are getting better now; w and
melody. © 1. July 13, 1933; E
unp. 73684; Bessie L. Toennis.
15453
Tina; tango, cancién. ©1ec. June 24,
1933; E unp. 738609; Lola Casteg-
naro. 15454
To arms! to arms! help me win the
one I love; w and melody. ©1.«.
July 18, 1933; E unp. 738850; Michael
Aloysius Ambrose. 15455
To be or not to be; w and melody Ir-
ving Berlin. © 1 ¢. July 20, 1933;
E unp. 73945; Irving Berlin, ine.
15456
To be or not to be in love; w and m
Allie Wrubel and Elliott Grennard;
with ukulele arr. © July 11, 1933;
E pub. 37121; Harms, ine. 15457
To love and not be ioved; w and
melody. © 1c. July 17, 1933; E
unp. 73806; Paul Madison Kniskern.
15458
To steal a kiss, isn’t petty larceny, it’s
grand; song. ©1e. July 29, 1933;
E unp. 74857; John Murray. 15459
To the glory of the Red White and
Biue; march song. © 1c. July 29,
1933; E unp. 74326; Murray Hill.
15460
To Thee, O Lord, our hearts we raise;
anthem, w W. Chatterton Dix, m H.
W. Jones; mixed voices; organ ace.
© June 30, 1933; E for. 30531; No-
vello & co., Itd. 15461
642
pt. ITI, n. s., v. 28
To you; song. ©1c July 24, 1933;
E unp. 74058; Frederick Warner.
15462
Today and tomorrow; fox-trot, w and
m Bert Lown, Al. Lewis and AI.
Sherman; with ukulele arr. © July
3, 19383; E pub. 37144; Leo Feist,
inc. . 15463
w and melody Bert Lown, Al
Lewis and Al Sherman. ©1e. July
1, 1933; E unp. 73290; Leo Feist,
inc. 15464
Together thru life; w and melody. ©
July 7, 1933; E unp. 73423; Adolph
E. Shirley. 15465
Topaba Bpe popgava pov (Tomatha
morphonia mou) ; w and melody arr.
© 1c. July 24, 1933; E unp. 74062;
Antonios Sakellariou. 15466
Tombeau (Le) de Nicolas de Grigny;
sur un air auvergnat, Georges Mi-
got; orgue ou pf. © May 1, 1933;
E for. 30595; Alphonse Leduc et cie.
15467
Tomorrow brings a new day; song. ©
1 ec. June 30, 1933; E unp. 73399;
Sara Johnson Webber. 15468
Tomorrow, my honey’s comin’ home;
w Roy Turk, melody Vee Lawn-
hurst. ©1c. July 20, 1933; E unp.
73953; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 15469
Tomorrow never comes; fox trot, w
and m Winifred Neare. ©1c. July
15, 1933; E unp. 74247; Winifred
Neare Butcher. 15470
Ton souvenir; paroles Pierre Bayle,
m S. Chapelier.. © May 1, 1933; E
for. 30617; Philippo. 15471
To-night and ycu; melody. © 1 ¢.
July 21, 1933; E unp. 73969; Minyde
Zentner. 15472
Tonight I live; song. ©1e. July 24,
1933; E unp. 74271; Lionel E. But-
tery. 15473
To-night I’m all alone; w and melody.
© 1c. June 30, 1933; E unp. 78279; |
William Charles Baldwin. 15474 q
To-night’s a night like our first night —
of love; w andemelody. ©1e. July ©
14, 19383; E unp. 73732; Harle Fo
Olin. 15475
Tonleitern-lagenwechsel-dreiklinge; —
von Ferdinand Kiichler, op. 7; vio-—
line. © June 28, 1933; E for. 30959; —
D. Rahter. 15476 —
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
15505
Topaze-prélude; du film Topaze, de G. | Trois jeunes tambours; de Chansons
Derveaux, fils; pf. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30869; Editions Salabert.
15477
Toujours; fox-blues, de Si, paroles
René Pujol et Ch. L. Pothier, m C.
Celani; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
Oct. 1, 19382; E for. 30714; Editions
Salabert. 15478
Tournemire (Charles) Trois poémes;
op. 59; orgue. Poéme 1-3. © May 1,
1933 ; E for. 30603-30605 ; Henry Le-
moine et cie. 15479-15481
Tout (Un) petit porto; rumba, de
Droédle comme la vie, paroles Ch. L.
Pothier et René Pujol, m C. Celani.
© Dee. 15, 1932; E for. 30713; Edi-
tions Salabert. 15482
Tower (The) of jewels; by William
Tong; cornet or trumpet in B flat;
pf. ace. © July 12, 1933; E pub.
37097; Carl Fischer, inc. 15483
Toys on parade; pf. ©1«e July 21,
1933; E unp. 78975; Dorothy Mor-
ton Parks. 15484
Tranen in der geige; slow-fox, aus Der
gliickliche Herr Fiinf, w Fritz Rot-
ter; m B. Kaper, u: Walter. Jur-
mann, arr. Gerhard Mohr; orch.
stimmen. © Oct. 25, 1932; E for.
30941 ; Edition Karl Briill. 15485
Traffic; by Iris Brussels, op. 10, no. 1;
pf. © Aug. 1, 1933; E pub. 37282;
American music co. 15486
Tragi-comedy (A); w and melody.
[Yiddish and Hebrew text] ©l1e«.
July 1, 1933; E unp. 73315; Mendel
Broomberg. 15487
Trail ’°em to Salem; w and m Ula
Gardner Campbell. ©1c. July 14,
1933; E unp. 738711; Ula Campbell.
15488
Tramping in the rain; w and m Frank
Terry, arr. Genevieve 8S. Ellis. ©
Poe mly 24, 19607 KH unp. T4077:
Ruby Hitechman. 15489:
‘Traversée (La) de l’existence; paroles
Lucien Boyer, m Learsi. © June 1,
1933; EH for. 30868; Editions Sala-
bert. 15490
Trio repertoire; by classic and modern
composers, ed. William M. Felton;
violin, cello and pf. pts. © July 14,
19383; FE pub. 387194; Theodore
Presser co. 15491
Trois fleurs printaniéres; de Ch.
Esperon-Lamy ; pf. © May 1, 1933;
KE for. 30602; Henry Lemoine et cie.
15492
populaires des provinces de France,
harmonisée Edmond Lavagne. ©
May 1, 1933; E for. 30581; Heugel.
15493
Trois lettres d’amour; paroles Pierre
Bayle et Maurice Péguy, m A. Cala-
brése. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30874; Editions Salabert. 15494
Trois (Les) mousquetaires; marche,
du film Trois mousquetaires, paroles
Henri Diamant-Berger, m Jean
Lenoir, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © June 1, 1933; E for. 30888 ;
Editions Salabert. -15495
Trois (Les) princesses; de Chansons
populaires des provinces de France,
harmonisée Edmond lLavagne. ©
May 1, 1933; E for. 30585; Heugel.
15496
Trouble in paradise; w Ned Wever, m
Milton Ager and Jean Schwartz;
‘with ukulele arr. © June 30, 1933;
E pub. 36967; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inc. 15497
Trudgin’ on home; w and m M. A.
Jones and Paul Barada. © 1 «
July 17, 1983; E unp. 73831; Mary
Amanda Jones. 15498
Trudging up the mountain trail to-
gether; valse song. ©1.c July 19,
1933 ; E unp. 74265; Miriam T. Dew-
ing. 15499
Trusting in Thee; w and m Claude L.
Fichthorn; high or med. voice; pf.
or organ acc. © July 3, 1933; E
pub. 37015; G. Schirmer, ine. 15500
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) The
sleeping beauty; op. 66, no. 6, waltz,
Tschaikowsky-Armand, abridged arr.
Jean Armand; pf. © July 7, 1933;
E for. 30763 ; Frederick Harris co.
15501
Tutte incipriate; minuetto, Dante
Cipollini; quintetto d’archi, con pf.
ad lib, © June 27, 1933; E for.
30679; G. Ricordi & co. 15502
"Twas just a puppy-love affair; song,
w Albert Schutte. © 1c. July 29,
1933; E unp. 74848; Ray William
Hopmann. 155038
"Twas on a night like this I met you
sweetheart; w and melody. ©ie.
July 8, 1983; E unp. 73786; Mary P.
Browne. 15504
'Tywas.you; Tox-trot, song. © <1" ¢.
July 3, 1983; E unp. 73599; Rita
Bliss Cowles. 15505
643
15506
Twilight; fox-trot song, melody
Starret system club. © 1c July
25, 1983; E unp. 74094; Myrtle
Peterson. 15506
Twilight and you; song. ©1ec. June
9, 1933; E unp. 72453; H. L. Doom
and Jack Horan. 15507
Twilight reminds me of you; pf. with
w. ©1e. July 19, 1933; E unp.
73914; Eula Deaton Gruben. 15508
Twinkle, twinkle, little star; song, m
Walter H. Bransen; low voice. ©
July 27, 1988; E pub. 37247; Sam
Fox pub. co. 15509:
Two faced woman; from Flying colors,
w Howard Dietz, m Arthur
Schwartz; with ukulele arr. ©
June 28, 1933 ; E pub. 36968 ; Harms,
inc. 15510
Two sweethearts; w and melody A. P.
Carter. ©1c. July 19, 1933; E unp.
74171; Southern music pub. co., inc.
pEsisy al
Uberhang walzer; by Hugo Fried-
hofer; pf. © 1c. July 29, 1933; E
unp. 74864; Movietone music corp.
15512
Umbrellas to mend; w William Wood,
melody Morris Silnutzer. © 1 «.
July 13, 1933; E unp. 73793; Silnut-
zer & Wocod. 15513
Under a Javanese moon; w Eddie de
Lange and M. Harper, and melody.
© 1c. July 8, 1933; E unp. 73480;
Marjorie Harper. 15514
Under Dixie skies; w and melody. ©
17 -¢. July: 26, 1933; i un: T4126>
Hamilton Gordon McClean. 15515
Under the American Eagle; march,
Rudolph Pausewang: pf. © July
17, 1988; E pub. 37179; R. Geistert.
15516
Under the spell of music; w and
melody. © 1c. July 10, 1983; E
unp. 73535; Claire Madjette. 15517
Underneath the Florida moon; song,
arr. Vivola Johnson. © 1c. July
26, 19383; E unp. 74139; Walter
Kenneth Downing. 15518
Underneath the whispering pine; song,
m Charles Martin Eddy, jr., arr.
Felix Testa. ©1ce. July 19, 1933;
E unp. 73911; Myrtle Lillian Wads-
worth. 15519
Unhappy hours; w and melody. © 1
ec. July 18, 19383; E unp.. 73859;
Eldora Bruning. 15520
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 01, nS. v.28
U. S. 8S. Akron, the queen of the sky;
w and melody Margarete Kay. © 1
ce; July 17, 19333. Ei unp Tae:
Carolyn Margarete Kay. 15521
Unity; march; op. 11. pia ue
July 17, 1988; E unp. 73805; Emma
Schwarze. 15522
Uocchie e Zingara; canzone, versi
Saverio Benigno. © 1c June 30,
1933; E unp. 73280; Ernest Alu.
15523
Va done dire ga a ta seur; chant seul,
de l’opérette Dix-neuf ans, paroles
Jean Bastia, m Pascal Bastia. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 30800; C.
Joubert et cie. 15524
Va-t-en; valse, paroles Fernand Loisel,
m Eva Barcinska. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 380878; Editions Salabert.
; 15525
Valley Forge march; w James Francis
Cooke, m Edwin Franko Goldman;
pf. solo, with song. © July 6, 1933;
E pub. 37035; Theodore Presser co.
15526
Valley home; w Robert Lincoln Allen,
and melody. © 1c. July 5, 1938;
E unp. 73382; Monroe Albert Ruben-
stein. 15527
Valley of love; song, w Si Helfand.
©l1e. July 29, 1933; E unp. 74333 ;
Vie Mizzy. 15528
Valsa suburbana; por Oscar Lorenzo
Fernandez, op. 70; pf. © June 19,
1933 ; E for. 30709; G. Ricordi & ec.
15529
Valse charmante; de Dix-neuf ans,
paroles Jean Bastia, m Pascal Bas-
tia. © May 1, 1933; E for. 30610;
C, Joubert & cie. 15530
Valse de réve; de l’opérette Oscar, pa-
roles René Gaillard, m F. Warms.
© June 1, 1938; E for. 30793; C.
Joubert et cie. 15531
Valse Eleonore; by Rudolph Pause-
wang; pf. © July 17, 1933; E pub.
87180; R. Geistert. 15532
Valse miniature; pf. ©1e. July 21,
1933; E unp. 73793; Kenneth Wray
Conners, 15533
Valse musette; java, de Moreno Tor-
roba, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © June 1, 1933; E for. 30821;
Union musicale franco-espagnole.
15534
Valse parisienne; by Hugo Friedhofer ; .
pf. conductor. © 1c. July 26, 1933;
E unp. 74190; Movietone music corp.
15535
644
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Variations sur Malborough; du film
Topaze, de G. Derveaux, fils; pf. ©
June 1, 1933; H for. 30868; Editions
Salabert. 15536
Vegetable (The) song; pf. with w. ©
1 ec, July 25, 1933 ; E unp. 74111; Lee
Traver. 15937
Vermont; song, w Wendell Phillips
Stafford. © July 25, 1933; E pub.
37248 ; Ernest Franz Jores. 15538
Veterans of foreign wars; march, w
VY. F. DeGuisto, m A. A. Blanco; pf.
©1e«. July 8, 1933; E unp. 73484;
Vincent Francis DeGuisto and AI-
fredo A. Blanco. 15539
Victor schottisch ; march, arr. Bernard
Trinder; melody with pf. acc. ©
1 e. June 26, 1933; E unp. 73565;
J. P. Eyman. 15540
Viens aimer; valse, paroles et m An-
dré Gailhard. © May 1, 1933; E
for. 30574; Choudens. 15541
Vil du danse en rigtig tyroler med mig;
tekst: Anker Hansen og Lasse, m:
HH. Manuel; pf. © Dee. 30, 1932; H
for. 30947; Alfred Thorsings musik-
forlag. 15542
Village swallows; valse, Josef Strauss,
arr. Aubrey Winter; orch. pts.
June 24, 1933; E for. 30661; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd. 15543
Villageoises; par Francis Poulenc; pf.
© May 1, 1933; E for. 30600; Rouart
Lerolle et cie. 15544
Viola; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. ©1c. July 24, 1933; E
unp, 74043 ; Emilia A. Reeder. 15545
Violets; by R. Hammond; pf. © Feb.
25, 1933; EH for. 30758; Rhoda Her-
mina Venter. 15546
Vision; fox-trot, letra Alfonso Esprit,
jr., m Gonzalo Curiel. © June 15,
19383; E for. 30954; A. Wagner y
Levien sucs., s. en ¢. 15547
Visions of the past; by Peter Brunelli;
pf. conductor. ©1c. July 26, 1933;
E unp. 74195; Movietone music corp.
15548
Vogelhiindler (Der); ouvertiire; Ar-
thur Bauckner, nach motiven von C.
Zeller; orch. stimmen. © May 26,
1933; E for. 30734; Bosworth & co.,
ltd. 15549
Wabbly legs; fox-trot; pf. © 1 «.
July 28, 1983; E unp. 74304; Louis
Altieri. 15550
15565
Wagner (Richard) The meistersing-
ers; selection, arr, Jules Mulder;
salon orch. pts. © June 20, 1933; E
for. 30666; Boosey & co., ltd. 15551
— Tannhauser; selection, arr. Jules
Mulder; salon orch. pts. © June 24,
1933 ; E for. 30667; Boosey & co., ltd.
15552
Walkin’ the ties; w and m Curly
Trump. ©1c. July 31, 1933; E unp.
74416; C. W. Trump. 15553
Walking on a cloud; song. © 1 «.
July 11, 19383; E unp. 73633; Leland
Arthur Swanson. 15554
Waltz in D; by Frederick A. Ogilvy;
pf. © July 21, 1933; E for. 30898;
Novello & co., 1td. 15555
Waltz in G flat; pf. ©1c July 31,
1933; E unp. 74402; Arthur Dwight
Allen. 15556
Waltz of love; w and m Gene Mello
and J. Sevigny; violin and pf. © 1
e. July 20, 1933; E unp. 73959; Vir-
ginio C. Mello and Joseph Sevigny.
15557
Waltz of my dreams; waltz, w and
melody. ©1e, July 6, 1933; E unp.
73411; Margaret Webb. 15558
Waltzing moon o’er my dreamy moun-
tain home; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr, ©:1¢ July 3t,
1933; E unp. 74408; Frank C. Page.
15559
Wanderer (The); song. © 1c. July
29, 1933; E unp. 74335; Fred H. G.
Bischoff. 15560
Wanderers nachtlied; song, w Goethe.
© 1c. July 24, 1933; E unp. 74080;
Bennett Ragan Ludden. 15561
Wanna go back yonder; w and melody.
©1c. July 26, 1983; E unp. 74123;
Ruth Prosser. 15562
Was dein roter mund im fritihling sagt;
English-waltz, aus Kleiner mann-
was nun, text Richard Busch, m
Harald Bohmelt. © May 31, 1933;
E for. 30938; Beboton-verlag, G. m.
bs se. 15563
Wasted moon; w and melody. ©1e.
July 12, 19383; E unp. 73658 ; Homer
Hadfield. 15564
Water sprite; by Florence A. Good-
rich, 2d nf. pt. arr. Preston Ware
Orem. © July 17, 1983; E pub.
37205; Clayton F. Summy co. 15565
645
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15566
Way down Arkansaw; song, melody
Larry E. Goffin. © 1c. July 14,
1933; E unp. 738702; Walter William
Greeney. 15566
Way out Colorado way; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.
July 15, 19338; E unp. 73763; James
W. Ryan. 15567
We can’t bamboozle our way: w and
melody. © 1 c. July 21, 1983; E
unp. 73980; Rose Belle Perrin.
15568
We cobblers lead a merry life; poem
from The tragedy of Locrine, m
Felix White; men’s voices. © June
2, 1933; E for. 80893; J. Curwen &
sons, ltd. 15569
We got it; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. June 24,
1933; H -uap. 73557 ;.. Olive Blair
Black. 15570
We hope; menuet; pf. © 1c. July
18, 19383; E unp. 73846; Jeanne
Frene. 15571
We'll be busy, we'll be happy: song,
melody Larry E. Goffin. © 1 «.
duly 1, 19383; E unp. 73301 ;. Katie
M. Rice. aS
We'll have lunch together, dear; song.
©1e. July 5,. 1933; E unp. 73363;
Joseph Jack Lang. 15573
We'll make love when it rains; w Ar-
thur Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown,
pf. arr. Wayne Allen. © 1c. July
10, 1933; E unp. 73522; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 15574
We're through; wand melody. ©1e.
July 6, 193838; E unp. 738413; Jason
Rudolph Harrell. 15575
We wthree? song. : (©). A0.c. SLuby 20:
19838; E unp. 74853; Andrew fF.
Lane. 15576
We've really got a President: song,
m David Glidden. © 1 ¢. July 1,
1933; E unp. 73318; David Lingo.
15577
Wedding bells; w Ted Healy, m Al
Goodhart, arr. Wayne Allen. ©1c.
July 10, 19383; E unp. 738527; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 15578
Wedding bells will ring; song. ©
te July..5, 1938., EB unp. 73599;
Hugh Elmer Nichols. 15579
Wedding morn; w Eda Bassett, melody
Arthur Darvo. © 1 ec. June 30,
1933; E :unp. 3271; Ida.B. Botts,
15580
pt. DL. 4S.a ee
Weep not beloved; w Ethelyn Park-
inson. © 1c. June 30, 1933; E unp.
73273; Janet Merrill. 15581
Weinberg (Jacob) Two pieces; op.
31, no. 1, 2, ed. and fingered Mishel
Piastro; violin and pf. © July 1,
1933 ; E pub. 37141; Jacob Weinberg.
15582
Welsh sketches: by W. Seymour
Walker; pf. © June 10, 1933; E
for. 30701; J. & W. Chester, Itd.
15583.
Were you there; negro spiritual, Hor-
ace Alden Miller; organ. © July 1,
1933; E pub. 37037; Cornell college.
15584
What a man; song. © 1 ¢. July 3,
1933; E unp. 73338; Chas. Smiley.
15585
What am I supposed to do; w Ralph
Freed, m George Hamilton; with
ukulele arr. Haia Kia. © July 7,
1933; E pub. 37047; Keit Engel, inc.
15586.
What am I to do with you; w and
melody. © 1 c. June 27, 1933; E
unp. 738545; Helen Grace Andre.
15587
What are the waves Saying; valse
song. © 1c. June 27, 19383; E unp.
DR de gee Sileie 15588
What do you see in me; w M. Harper
and Eddie de Lange, and melody.
©1ec. July 8, 1933; © unm fest:
Marjorie Harper. 15589
What is the world without you; fox-
trot song. © 1c. July 3, 1983; E
unp. 738598; Gust Lahti. 15590
What price love; song. © 1 e¢. July
11, 1983; E unp. 73684; Clarence
Raymond Strong. 15591
What’s the difference; w Eddie de
Lange, and melody. ©1e. July 8,
1933; E unp. 73478; Marjorie Har-
per. 15592
When autumn comes around, will you
remember your Summer love; w and
m Abner Silver, Harold Raymond
and Kendall Burgess; with ukulele
arr. © July 5, 1933; E pub. 37006;
Superior music, inc. 15593
When autumn leaves are falling; w
and melody. © 1c. July 12, 1933;
E unp. 73652; Betty Kantz and
Jimmy Delaney. 15594
When dawn comes by; w and melody.
©1c. July 17, 1933; E unp. 73820;
Stephen McNeil. 15595
646
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
When I fell in love; valse song. ©
IMe July 24,:1938 > Eo vunp. 14277 ;
Llewellyn B. Passwaters. 15596
When I first met you my dear; slow
fox-trot, w Andres R. Javier, and
melody. © 1c. July 17, 1933; E
unp. 73886; Isidro P. Sipin. 15597
When I hear those church bells ring-
ing; w Richard W. Pascoe, m Will
HK. Dulmage and H. O’Reilly Clint;
with ukulele arr. © July 26, 1933;
E pub. 37308; Jenkins music co.
15598
When I love you best; song, m Perk
ar. (©) tle. July 28, 1933’; E.unp.
74300; Marie Mason. 15599
When I’m alone with you; waltz, w
and melody. © 1. July 13, 1933;
Hi} unp. 738673; Walter C. Kluz.
15600
When I met you; w J. H. Ainsworth
and F. J. Ford, m J. H. Ainsworth.
©1e. July 25, 1933; E unp. 74082;
John Harrison Ainsworth, Frank J.
Ford and Arthur Bliss. 15601
When I said goodnight, dear, you said
goodbye; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. June 24,
1933; E unp. 73558; W. J. Covey-
duck, jr. 15602
When I waltz with you; w and m Niel
-Alden. ©1c. July 28, 1933; E unp.
74290; Arthur Cornielius Agern.
15603
When I win the Irish sweepstake; w
and melody Percy Bryant. © 1 ec.
July 14, 1933; EK unp. 73722; Per-
cival Oswald Bryant. 15604
When it’s chestnut time on Third ave-
nue; song, w M. C. Burbank and
Aina’ Eibbesen. © 91°: ¢ July 31,
1938; E unp. 74418; Marjorie
Church Burbank. 15605
When it’s hog killing time in Dixie;
wandmelody. ©lc. July 18, 1933;
EK unp. 73881; John Gorrell. 15606
When it’s springtime in Arizona ; song,
melody Larry EH. Goffin. © 1 ec.
duly J1) 1933;, EB unp.. 73624; C...A.
Peterson. 15607
When Jimmie Rodgers said good-bye;
w Dwight Butcher, m Lou Hersch-
er; with ukulele arr. © July 5,
1933; E pub. 37286; F. B. Haviland
pub. co. 15608
When love comes a-knocking at your
door; from Soldiers of the king, w
and m Clifford Grey and Noel Gay;
15622
with ukulele arr. © May 27, 1933;
E for. 30560; Lawrence Wright mu-
sic co. 15609
When my ship comes in, I’ll share the
cargo with you; waltz, w and m
Evelyn Redfern Hellman, J. J. Don-
nelly and Philip H. Kaufman. ©
June 14, 1933; E pub. 37024; James
J. Donnelly. 15610
When night time comes in Dixie land;
w and melody. ©1 ec July 5, 1933;
E unp. 73349; Fred Maisel. 15611
When Oklahoma is in bloom; w and
melody, arr. and harmonized R. EH.
Jones; male voices. © July 27,
1933; E pub. 37269; Harry Painter
Randall. 15612
When old friends are drifting apart;
w and m Harry Woods, Jimmy
Campbell and Reg Connelly; with
ukulele arr. © July 12, 1933; E for.
30638 ; Campbell, Connelly & co., Itd.
156138
When spring’s around the corner;
song, m Luther A. Clark, arr. for
pf. Joseph Pokrzywa. © 1c. May
22, 1938 ; E unp. 71745; George Steve
Piskurich. 15614
When the desert sunset turns the
clouds to gold; w and melody. © 1
c. July 14, 1933; EK unp. 73733 ; Earle
F. Olin. 15615
When the moon is shining down in
the valley; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
July 24, 193883; EH unp. 74040;
Clarence TT. Taylor. 15616
When the shadows fall; melody. © 1
e. July 28, 1933; E unp. 74801; Ted
Frank. 15617
When the shadows meet the sun rise,
when the darkness meets the dawn;
w and melody. © 1c. June 30,
1933; E unp. 73268; Aaron Brown.
15618
When the silvery raindrops fall; song,
m Vernon Leftwich. © 1c¢ July 29,
1933; E unp. 74345; Vera Alyce Ben-
stead. 15619
When the summer has passed; w and
melody Raisch Stoll. © 1 c¢. July
17, 1938; EH unp. 738798; Horatio
Stoll, jr. 15620
When the sun comes over the hill; fox-
trot songs. ©) 1c. June 27, 1933;
unp. 73582; Hazel Martin. 15621
When the sun sets in the valley; song.
© 1c. July 19, 1933; E unp. 73901;
Marion Morgan. 15622
647
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15623
When the sun shines again; valse
song. @©l1c. July 24, 1933; E unp.
74273; Adelphia Steiner. 15623
When there’s love at the end of the
lane; song, m C. M. Eddy, jr., arr.
Felix Testa. © 1c. July 8, 1933; E
unp. 73328; Myrtle Lillian Wads-
worth. 15624
When you are far away; w R. Rose,
melody L. M. McClelland. © 1 «.
July 28, 1933; E unp. 74809; Ralph
Rose and Lois M. McClelland.
15625
When you’re here; song. © 1c. July
31, 1933; E unp. 74421; Virginia G.
Proudfoot. 15626
When you're kissing me; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. June 24, 1933; E unp. 73559;
Arthur Rossini. 15627
When you smile; w and m Bob Wil-
liams; pf. treble. © 1c. July 8,
1933; E unp. 73487; Robert Tatman
Williams. 15628
When you’ve fellows like me in the
force; w Ronald Frankau, m Monte
Crick; with ukulele arr. © June 16,
1933; E for. 30642; Peter Maurice
music co., ltd. 15629
When you were twenty-one, and I was
twenty-two; waltz, w and m Ralph
Butler and Ronnie Munro. © July
10,1933; E for. 30978; West’s, ltd.
15630
Where have [ heard that melody; from
Her bodyguard, w Sam Coslow, m
Arthur Johnston; with ukulele arr.
© June 30, 1933; E pub. 37033;
Famous music corp. 15631
Where roses sleep; fox-trot song. ©
1 e¢. July 15, 19338; E unp. 74248; Al
Page. 15632
Where’s the rain; song, m Fred W.
Resch. ©1c. July 10, 1933; E unp.
73515 ; Rosetta Resch. 15633
Where the golden poppies grow; fox
trot, w and melody Niel Alden. © 1
ec. July 28, 1983; E unp. 74294; Ar-
thur Cornielius Agern. 15634
Where the little bridge crosses the
stream; w Joseph McCarthy, m
James F. Hanley. © July 24, 1933;
E pub. 37257; Movietone music corp.
15635
Whisper in your dreams; waltz, w
Aubrey Dowdon, m Peter Levinge;
orch. pts. © July 7, 1933; E for.
30915; Boosey & co., ltd. 15636
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
White House military stairs; w and
melody. © 1c. July 19, 19383; E
unp. 73924; Maud Earl. 15637
White (The) lady; overture, F. A.
Boield‘eu, arr. Aubrey Winter; orech.
pts. © July 4, 1933; E for. 30922;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd. 15638
White River farmhouse blues; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©l1e July 24, 1933; E unp. 74039;
Ralph R. Ratts. 15639
Who can you be; w Joe Dale Sandro,
m Pete Lungaro and Ward Netsell;
pf...© 1,.c July, 1022933) eee.
73505; Ward Leslie Netsell. 15640
Who cares; pf. ©1c. June 12, 1933;
E unp. 73785; Joseph Bonnie. 15641
Whose arms are around you to-night ;
wand melody. ©1c. July 24, 1933;
E unp. 74085; Violet Anna Brueg-
man. 15642
Why; song, m John MHudecek, arr.
George F. Petr. © 1 ce. June 30,
1933; E unp. 73283; Joseph HE.
Pavel. 156438
Why can’t we always be sweethearts ;
w and melody. ©1c. July 24, 1933;
E unp. 74084; Violet Anna Brueg-
man. 15644
Why did you; song. ©1c July 5,
1933; E unp. 73381; Nathan Stein-
bock. 15645
Why did you leave me; waltz song,
m Edward E. Applegate. © June
24, 1933; E pub. 387170; August
Ehlert. 15646
Why did you make me love you; fox-
trot, Ww and m Harry Gordon; with
ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon. © July
5, 19383; E for. 30670; B. Feldman &
co. 15647
Why do I; pf. with w. ©1 ¢@ July
28, 1983; E unp. 74820; Herman
Wilhite, jr. 15648
Why do I dream of you; w and
melody. ©1c. July 29, 1933; E unp.
74329; Mamie Corneille. 15649
Why don’t you say the word; song,
m Ruby Hayes Wood, Ralph Hayes
and Donald Hayes. ©1 ce. July 11,
1933; E unp. 73637; Donald Jeffrey
Hayes. 15650
Why has a cow got four legs; from
Falling for you, w Douglas Furber,
m Vivian Ellis; with ukulele arr.
© June 16, 1933; E for. 30675;
Chappell & co., ltd. 15651
648
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 7, 1933
- 15680
Why must we be apart; w and melody.
©1c. July 18, 1933; E unp. 73864;
Timothy Mulcahy. 15652
‘Why shine, oh moon; song, w Peter
Sita. © 1c. July 5, 1933;.E: unp.
73378; Allan Li. 15653
Why should I leave mother; valse
song. ©1c. June 27, 1933; E unp.
73575; Herbert Pohl and Esther
Pohl. 15654
‘Wienerwald; aus Wien beim wein, w
Carl Maria Haslbruner, m Ludwig
Roman Chmel. © May 12, 1933;
E for. 30970; Argo-verlag. 15655
‘Wife (The) that had to have romance;
song, melody Jimmie Crane. ©1c..
July 14, 19383; E unp. 73720; Mabel
Beatrice Smith. 15656
Wild roses and you; valse song. © 1
e. July 24, 19383; E unp. 74274;
Frank C. Page. 15657
‘Will you be waiting for me; valse
song. ©1c. June 27, 1933; E unp.
73589; Leslie B. McKnight. 15658
‘Will you love me just the same; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr, ©) 1 °c, June 24, 19383; EH .unp:
73560; John Dunnigan. 15659:
‘Windows (The) of your heart; song,
m Adah Williamson. © 1c. July
12, 19388; E unp. 73664; Sophia
Costa. \ 15660
Wir alle sind kameraden; marsch, w
Friedrich Gtinther, m Alexander
Steinbrecher, nach motiven Drescher
u. Fucik. © May 30, 1933; E for.
30722; Wiener operettenverlag G. m.
b. H., Dacapo verlag. 15661
m u. arr. Alexander
Steinbrecher, nach motiven Drescher
u. Fucik; salon, jazz, orch. stimmen.
© May 22, 1933; E for. 30719;
Wiener operettenverlag G. m. b. H.,
Dacapo verlag. 15662
Wir bauen ein deutsches haus; m
Georg Nellius, op. 57, no. 3; mezzo
sop., hoher alt o. bar. © June 16,
1933; E for. 30972; Willi Webels.
: 15663
Wir tanzen walzer; grosses walzer-
potpourri, bearb. Willy Geisler, ver-
bindender text Alexander Flessburg ;
orch. stimmen. © May 24, 1933; E
for. 380979; Drei masken musik,
G. m. b. H. 15664
‘Witches; song, w George Elliston. ©
Lie. July 29; 1933. unp. - 74325:
-Margaret Bronson. 15665
——.
Without a warning; w and melody.
©1c. July 24, 1983; E unp. 74073;
Jack Lewis and Benard Lenn.
15666
Without you; song, arr. Lita Nillen.
©1e. July 20, 1933; E unp. 73948;
John P. Short and Eloisa Short.
15667
Woman, the rib of a man; w and m
Frank Terry, arr. Genevieve S.
Ellis. ©1c. July 24, 1933; E unp.
74078; Ruby Hitchman. 15668
Wonderful girl; song, pf. arr. Bernard
Kelly. ©1c. July 5, 1933; E unp.
73384; Collins B. Needham. 15669
Wonderful (The) Word; hymn, w and
melody M. H. Bachman, harmony
and arr. Pauline Bachman Mann.
© May 18, 1933 ; E pub. 371387; M. EH.
Bachman. 15670
Won’t you come back to me; w and
melody. ©1c. July 7, 1933; E unp.
73443; James A. Wells. 15671
Won’t you forget; w and melody. ©
1 e July 25, 19383; E unp. 74090;
Louis Harris Osias Fischman.
15672
Won’t you please say yes to me; Ww
and melody. ©1e. July 27, 1933;
EH ounp. 74223; Henry Rose. 15673
Won’t you try it once again; song. ©
1c July 12, 1933; E unp. 73787;
Marguerite Ewing Hall. 15674
Wood (Verona) Six pianoforte recrea-
tions. .© June 29, 1983; EH for.
30697 ; Swan & co., music publishers,
ltd. 15675
Words cannot express how much I
love you; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
July 3, 1983; E unp. 73597; Anna
Smith. 15676
Worryin’, a bit about me; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. duly 15, .1933> 5
unp. 73774; William Michael. 15677
Would you be different dear; fox-trot
song. ©1c. June 27, 1983; E unp.
73587; G. Alberta Foulks. 15678
Written in the key of love; w and
melody. ©1c. July 8, 1933; E unp.
73473 ; Adolph Eugene Alexander.
15679
Y a des gens quand i’ parl’ d’amour;
paroles J. Lyrel, m R. G. Sinclair.
© May 1, 1933; E for. 30570; Jean
Lyrel and Robert Gabriel Sinclair.
15680
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pt. I, n. s., v. 28
15681
Y a rien de si charmant; de Chansons
populaires des provinces de France,
harmonisée Edmond Lavagne. ©
May 1, 1933; E for. 30580; Heugel.
15681
Yankee brew; melody Emme Herold
and Nalda Nardi. © 1. July 22,
1933; E unp. 74001; Emme Herold
Hichelmann, 15682:
Yearning; song. ©1e. July 31, 1933;
E unp. 74882; Placide Heinze Gedge.
15683
Yesterdays’ sweethearts, strangers to-
day: w Harry Edelheit, m Jackie
Lewis and Art Berman; with
ukulele arr. © July 31, 1933; H
pub. 37273; Harry Bloom, inc.
15684
Yo te adoro ... bandoneon; tango, m
Ramon. Coll, arr. Francis Salabert;
orch. pte. et letra. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 30882; Editions Salabert.
15685,
Yo, yo, mama; w and melody J. Davis.
© 1c. July 19, 19383; E unp. 74172;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 15686
You and me; w J. Guttmann, m H.
Lohr. © 1c. July 18, 1938: E unp.
73847; Henrietta Lohr and Joseph
Guttmann. 15687
You are my heart’s desire; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. July 18, 1933; E
unp. 73879; Albert E. Woods.
| 15688
You are temptation; w Arthur Freed,
m Nacio Herb Brown, pf. arr.
Wayne Allen. ©1ce. July 10, 1933;
E unp. 73525 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 15689
You are the dawn of a perfect day;
wiand melody. © 1 c¢. July Gs,
19383; E unp. 73874; Alma White
Gartrell. 15690
You are the flame of my desire: w
W. J. Ruger, m A. Beckwith; pf.
treble. © 1c. July 5, 19383; E unp.
73783; Al Beckwith and Wm. Jer-
ome Ruger. 5691
You be my fiddler and IT’ll pay you
with love; w and m Lou Sundown.
©1ec. July 14, 1983; E unp. 73717;
Dorothy Varnum. 15692
You can find it in the heart of Har-
lem; w and melody Jimmie Tyler.
© 1e July 5, 1933; E unp. 738360;
James Edward Tyler. 15693
You can’t make it if you can’t take it,
a quitter never wins; w A. Dial
and G. Trice, m N. Thomas; pf.
©1c. July 19, 1933; E unp. 73906;
Auzie Dial, Nat Thomas and Gene
Trice. , 15694
You didn’t give any to me; fox-trot
song, m Fred W. Resch. © 1 e¢.
July 10, 1933; E unp. 73516; Rosetta
Resch. 15695
You didn’t see me that way; w and
melody M. A. Fichera. © 1 ce. July
11, 1983; E unp. 73629; Mary Fich-
era. . 15696
You don’t understand; from Falling
for you, w Douglas Furber, m Vivian
Ellis; with ukulele arr. © June
16, 1983; E for. 30676; Chappell &
Co.) ltd: 15697
You excite me; from the Showboat
revue of 1933, 2d ed., w Mitchell
Parish, m Frank Perkins; with
ukulele arr. © July 12, 1983; HE
pub. 37275; Mills music, ine. 15698
You have an invitation to take the
ozone with me; w J. ©. Lewis, jr.,
m and arr. ©. Midgley. © July 1,
1933; E unp. 36985; J. ©. Lewis,
jr., and Charles Midgley. 15699
You—just you; w W. Whitney, m C.
L. Robards; with ukulele arr. ©
July 7, 19838; E pub. -37129; Walt
Whitney and Cary L. Robards.
15700
You keep me in hot water all the time;
w and m Roscoe Hillman and Iry-
ing Bibo; with guit. banjo and
ukulele. © July 6, 1933; E pub.
37007 ; Bibo-Lang, ine. 15701
You'll come smil-in’ through; song,
m Wendell T. Given. © June 27,
1933; E pub. 37164; John Schuetz.
15702
You loved me yesterday so why not
now; song. ©1ec. July 24, 1933; E.
unp. 74033; Joyce Erma Joslyn.
15703:
You never can tell till you try; song.
© 1c. July 7, 1983; E unp. 13463;
Augusta Rhu Taylor. 15704.
You—only you—always you; song, m
J. J. Wilson. © 1c. July 14, 1933;
E unp. 73707; Joseph P. Baldino.
15705.
You're a little bit of heaven; fox trot
song. ©1e. July 15, 1933; E unp.
74252; W. J. Skeat. 15706
650
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1933
Yow’re a tonic for me; w Arthur Terk-
er, and melody. ©1c. July 7, 1933;
E unp. 73459; Cliff Jaxon. 15707
You're all the harmonies; fox trot
song. ©1e. July 15, 1933; E unp.
74255; Winfred T. McReynolds.
15708
You're different, you’re not the same;
w Kenneth G. Alberth, m G. Rich-
mos. © tc; July 5, 1983; HE unp.
73358; Gene Richards and Kenneth
Alberth. 15709
You’re lovely to-night; by S. A. Mas-
selle; violin. © 1c. July 14, 1933:
EH unp. 73706; S. Alfred Masselle.
15710
You’re my bit of heaven; song, m
bopper .A. Clark. © 1 ¢. July. 11,
1983; E unp. 73615; Alex J. Pelett.
15711
You’re my forgotten song; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 14, 1933; E unp.
73701; Roy Payne Vanderburgh.
15712
You’re only fooling yourself; w and
melody. ©1c. July 5, 1933; E unp.
73348; Fred Maisel. 15713
w and melody. © 1c. July 22,
1933; E unp. 74018; Regina Maisel
and Jimmy Delaney. 15714
You’re the one that I love; fox-trot,
w and m Speck Hodges and Rookie
Stuart, arr. Don Vashtie; orch. pts.
© uty. 3. 1933; BE pub; 37106: RR. SF.
Stuart. 15715
You’re the only girl in my heart; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arm co 41 © July. 31, 1933) unp.
74412; Lui Sinmin. 15716
You’re through blues; w and melody.
© 1c. July 14, 1933; E unp. 73738;
Earle F. Olin. 15717
You said goodbye; song, w Fred
Ghtheroe ‘©! 1\-e. July 21: 19338;
EK ounp. 73993; Paul J. Berg. 15718
You say that love doesn’t pay, dear;
w and m Bob Williams; pf. treble.
©1c. July 8, 1933; E unp. 73486;
Robert Tatman Williams. 15719
You simply make my heart stand still;
fox trot song.. © 1c. July 15, 1933;
E unp. 74251; Charles Leczky.
You taught me the meaning of love;
w Charles Klinger, and melody. ©
Cw ILy ie Albeo ta dnp; T4214
Harold Francis Elsner. hay PAs
You will find a little blue in every rain-
bow; w and melody. ©1c. July 3,
19338; E unp. 73397; Mona Lee Ver-
non. 22
Your chosen toy; song. © 1c. July
i Goo. Bi unp (o00r5 Gennaro
De Nicola. 15723
Your eyes be stars enough for me; w
and melody. ©1e. July 22, 1933;
Ei unp. 74023; EH. O. Holmberg.
15724
Your heart is the gate to heaven, won’t
you open your heart to me; w E.
Madden, melody Don Fina. © 1 ¢.
July 81, 1933; E unp. 743888; Ed-
ward Madden and Don Fina. 15725
Your ideas are mine; w Arthur Ter-
ker sand, melody... ©.) 7e. sully
1983; EX unp. 73458; Cliff Jaxon.
15726
Your love belongs to me; w and mel-
ody Leonard Swenson. © 1c. July
3, 19338; E unp. 73326; C. L. Swen-
son, jr. 120
Your tomorrow; song. © 1 ¢. July
20, 1933; E unp. 73960; Beulah Mae
Blair. 15728
Youse is a viper; w Hildy Dolson, m
Jimmie Smiley. © 1c July 22,
1933; E unp. 74005; James Burkett
Smiley. 15729
Zaludkowski (Elias) Two Hebrew
songs; w S. Tshernichovsky. ©
June 1, 1933; E pub. 37046; Elias
Zaludkowski. 15730
ler concertino de concours; par René
Louthe; cornet 4 pistons, trompette
si bémol ou bugle si bémol, avec ace.
Gdebpe 6 © “Apr QT} .1988) Hetor
30706; Jean Pyck. iyi:
1°7° sonate; pour violoncelle, J. L.
Duport, arr. avec ace. de pf., L. R.
Feuillard. © June 1, 1933; E for.
30811; Delrieu fréres. 15732
14 Juillet; suite de danses tirée du
film, Maurice Jaubert et Jacques
Brillouin; pf. © May 1, 1933; E
for. 30563 ; Editions Max Eschig.
15720 15 (55
Number of entires in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1933, Class E
Musical compositions (including 8,659 unpublished) —~-______________ 15, 733
651
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT
HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT
OF MARCH 4, 1909.
A l’aube; chanson sans paroles; pf. ©
Ernest Moret, as author. R 26394.
1
A toi; idylle, Charles Fuster, m Paul
Lebrun. Paroles francaises et an-
glaises. © Marthe Lebrun, épouse
de M. Jacquessin, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 26074. 72
Aletter (Wilhelm) Melody; by A. Tel-
lier, op. 30, no. 3; pf.; in F. © Wil-
helm Aletter, as author. R 25968. 3
Alla marcia in D; recital piece without
octaves, A. Tellier, op. 30, no. 4; pf.
© Wilhelm Aletter, as author. R
25969. 4
Alla Napolitana; character piece, op.
12; violin. and pf. © Josef Hol-
brooke, as author. R 26144. 5)
Allegro con spirito; by E. Beck-Slinn,
arr. and ed.; organ. © Ralph Bel-
lairs, as author. R 26160. 6
And the weeping willows wept; from
The belle of Mayfair, w G, Arthurs,
m Leslie Stuart. © George Arthurs,
as author of w, and Katharine Leslie
Stuart, as widow of the author of m.
R 26236. 7
Andante du quatuor; pour instru-
ments a cordes, Claude Debussy; ré-
duction pour pf. Emma Lea
Moyse, as widow. R 26105. 8
Aprés Pété. 1. Instruments a cordes.—
2. 1°** violons. © Florent Schmitt,
as author. R 26081, 26082, 9,10
April green; song, w Alfred H. Hyatt;
in D. © Reginald Somerville, as
author of m. R 26192. 11
Ariane et Barbe-bleue; conte en trois
actes, poeéme Maurice Maeterlinck.
Partition pour chant et pf. © Paul
Dukas, as author of m. R 26096. 12
Around Bethlehem’s manger; Christ-
mas service, Chas. H. Gabriel, Alice
Jean Cleator, Lizzie DeArmond and
others. © Hope pub, co., as pro-
prietor of composite work. R 263854.
13
[15733
Au bord de l’étang; réverie; violon-
celle et pf. © Auguste Chapuis, as
author. R 26069. 14
Aubade; from Dorothy’s wedding day,
for four solo voices, w and m H.
Lane Wilson. © Robert Barclay
Wilson, as executor. R 261382. 15
Aube d’amour; valse chansun, paroles
de Pierre d’Amor. © Alfred Fredly
as author of m. R 26408. 16
—yalse lente; pf. © Alfred Fredly,
as author. R 26342. 17
Autre bayser; poésie Joachim du Bel-
lay, m Théodore Dubois. 1. Bar. ou
mezzo-sop.—2. Tén. oOu_ sop.
Charles Antoine Dubois, as cnild of
the deceased author. R 26284, 26396.
18, 19
Balancelle (La); par Albert Landry,
op. 266, no. 4; pf. 4 4 mains. ©
Aimée Pauline Pasquier, as widow.
R 26382.
Barearolle; by Landon Ronald, arr.
and ed.; organ. © Ralph Bellairs,
as author. R 26164. ZL
Battle song; song, w E. Elliott, m op.
22. © Josef Holbrooke, as author of
m. R 26186. 2.
Be thou then my beauty named; song,
w ‘Thomas Campion. © Graham
Peel, as author of m. R 26191. ae
Before the dawn; poem Laurence
Hope. © Hubert Bath, as author
of m. R 26198. 24
Belle (The) of Havana; characteristic
Cuban dance; pf. © Charles Wake-
field Cadman, as author. R 25997.
25
Belle (The) of Mayfair; by Leslie
Stuart. 1. Opening cho., act 1, 2.—
2. Finale, act 1. © Katharine Leslie
Stuart, as widow. R 26235, 26247,
26249. 26-28
bells in the morning; from The belle
of Mayfair, w William Caine, m
Leslie Stuart. © Katharine Leslie
Stuart, as widow of the author of
mR 26241: 29
652
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no. 7, 1983
Big (The) banshee; song. © Jos. EH.
Howard, as author. R 25982. 30
Birthday (A); w Christina Rossetti, m
Lewis Carey. © Mary Elizabeth
_Dormer, as executor of the author
Of mm) i. 26117, ol
Blessed (The) lullaby; hymn-anthem,
w Lillias C. Nevin, m George B.
Nevin; mixed voices, organ acc. ©
Lillias Nevin, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 26009. : 32
Bluette in B; recital piece without oc-
taves, A. Tellier, op. 30, no. 5; pf.
© Wilhelm Aletter, as author. R
25970. 3a
_ Bonfires; song, w W. L. Bultitaft; in
©) © Hamilton Harty, as author of
m. R 26148. 34
Bouval (J.) Fantaisie; arr. and ed.;
organ. © Ralph Bellairs, as author.
R 26173. 35
Bracelet (The) ; song, w Robert Her-
rick. © Roger Quilter, as author of
m. R 26114. 36
Break, break, break; w Tennyson, m
Lewis Carey. © Mary Elizabeth
Dormer, as executor of the author
of m. R 26118. 37
Bunning (H.) Nocturne; arr. and
ed.; organ. © Ralph Bellairs, as
author. R 26172. 38
Bye, bye, ma Eva, bye, bye; w and m
Chris Smith and Harry Brown. ©
Christopher Smith, as one of the
authors. R 26209. 39
C’était par un beau jour; paroles Ga-
briel Vicaire; 3 voix de femmes. ©
Henri Rabaud, as author of m. R
26335. 40
Calypso polka; solo, T. H. Rollinson;
cornet in B flat, or trombone. ©
Henry P, Buncher, as executor of
the author. R 26004.
Carillon; ring out, ring out, a merry
lay, from Dorothy’s wedding day,
for four solo voices, w and m H.
Lane Wilson. © Robert Barclay
Wilson, as executor. R 26135. 42
Chaminade (Cecile Louise Stephanie)
Debutante-waltz; par Cecile Cha-
minade, op. 119; pf. © Cecile
Louise Stephanie Chaminade, vve.
Carbonell, as author. R 26119. 48
——KHtude melodique; par Cecile
Chaminade, op. 118; pf. © Cecile
Louise Stephanie Chaminade, vve.
Carbonel, as author. © 26120. 44
61
—— Pastorale; arr. and ed.; organ.
© Ralph Bellairs, as author. ©
26170. 45
-——— Sérénade; arr. and ed.; organ.
© Ralph Bellairs, as author. R
26171. 46
Champ de roses; valse, Léon Gautier ;
pf. © Léon Gautier, as child of the
deceased author. © 26340. 47
Chanson des brodeuses; by Paul
Wachs; pf. © Blanche Wachs, as
widow. R 26204. 48
Chanson des cueilleuses de lentisques;
chanson, tr. francaise M. D. Calvo-
coressi. © Maurice Ravel, as au-
thor of m. R 26091. 49)
Chanson du ruisseau; de Paul Wachs;
pf. © Blanche Marie Pauline
Simone Lemarchand, as widow. R
26398. . 50
Chanson violette; par Riccardo
Pich-M.; pf. © Riccardo Pick-
Mangiagalli, as author. © 25965.
51
Chant de bretagne; chanson sans
paroles; pf. © Ernest Moret, as
author. R 263899. 52
Chant funébre; by H. Letocart, arr.
and ed.; organ. © Ralph Bellairs,
as author. R 26166. do
Cherry ripe; song, w Robert Herrick.
© Roger Quilter, as author of m.
R 26118. 54
Cheval (Le) de bois; par Albert
Landry, op, 266, no. 1; pf. 4 4
mains. © Aimée Pauline Pasquier,
as widow. R 26379. 55
Chevauchée
Philipp, as author.
nocturne; pf. @©ui
R 26367. 56
Children’s song; by A. Tellier, op. 30,
noe he pts Ine* CO.” AO Wither
Aletter, as author. R 25966. 57
Christ our Passover; Easter anthem,
w from Bible, m Samuel Chapple, ed.
Hans Lichter; mixed voices.
Henry Clough-Leighter, as author
of editing. R 25996. 5S
Ciel (Le) est trés bas; chanson,
poésie Catulle Mendes. © Ernest
Moret, aS author of m. R 26873. 59
Cing Cing’s samisen; song. © Jos. E.
Howard, as author. R 25981. 60
Claribel; song, w Tennyson. © Ralph
Vaughan Williams, as author of m.
R 26137. 61
653
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62
Cloches (Les): poésie Paul Bourget,
m Claude Debussy; voix élevées.
Paroles francaises et anglaises. ©
Emma Léa Moyse, as widow of the
author of m. R 26071. 62
Clorinda Jackson; song,from The um-
pire, w Will M. Hough and Frank
R. Adams. © Joseph E. Howard,
as author of m. R 25977. 63
Colombe (La); lamento, poésie Théo-
phile Gautier, m E. Paladilhe. ©
Jeanne Elisabeth Georgina Lefebvre,
as widow of the author of m. R
26329. 64
Come to St. George’s; song, from The
belle of Mayfair, Leslie Stuart. ©
Katharine Leslie Stuart, as widow.
R 26253. 65
Come to the West; song, w Samuel
Lover. © Josef Holbrooke, as au-
thor of m. R 26141. 66
Concert overture in C minor; by Wil-
liam Reed, arr. and ed.; organ. ©
Ralph Bellairs, as author. R 26165.
67
Coq (Le) gaulois; cho., poéme Fréd-
éric Bataille; 4 voix d’hommes, sans
ace. © Auguste Chapuis, as author
of m. R 26084. 68
Coquetterie; op. 14, no. 3; pf. ©
Charles Fonteyn Manney, as author.
R 26002. 69
Cortége et Air de danse; de L’enfant
prodigue, Claude Debussy. 1. Parti-
tion d’orch.—2.1°"* violons. © Emma
Léa Moyse, aS widow. R 26075,
26085. 0," gt
Cygnes (Les) noirs; pf. © I. Philipp,
as author. R 26369. 72
Daffodil-time ; song, w Berwick Sayers.
© Ernest Beck-Slinn, as author of
m. R 26155. 73
Daily studies for the organ. © Ralph
Bellairs, as author. © 26152. 74
Daily technical studies for the piano-
forte; by Oscar Beringer ; newly rev.
and enl. ed. Complete. © Esmé
Beringer, as child of the deceased
author. R 26221. 75
Dame (La) de coeur; polka, Philippe
Fahrbach, transcrite Jules Cottin,
op. 186; mand., avec acc. de pf. ©
Marie Madeleine Cottin, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 26350. 76
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Damoiselle (La) Elue; de D. G.
Rossetti, poéme lyrique Claude De-
bussy. Nouvelle ed. © Emma Léa
Moyse, Paris, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 26090. 7
Dance of the sea nymphs; pf. ©
Eugene Platzman, as author. R
26210. 78
Dans la clairiére; evocation; yiolon-
celle et pf. © Auguste Chapuis, as
author. R: 26068. 79
Daphnis; extraite des poémes Virgil-
iens, Théodore Dubois; fitite et pf.
© Charles Antoine Dubois, as child
of the deceased author. R 26307.
80
Debussy (Claude) Douze chants:
textes francais et anglais. 1. Ed.
A. Voix élevées.—2. Ed. B. Voix
graves. © Emma Léa Moyse, as
widow. R 26095, 26100. 81, 82
Divertissement; Suite pour instru-
ments 4 vent. La suite compléte:
Partition. © A. Périlhou, as au-
thor. R 26352. 83
Dixie doodle girl; march and two-
step, William C. Powell: pf.
William C. Polla, as author. R
26262. 84
Doll (The); song, w Eleanor Farje-
on. © Harry Farjeon, as author.
R 26185. 85
Donnybrook fair; characteristic march
& two-step, Harry J. Davis; pf.
Harry Israel, as author. R 25985.
86
Douceur (Une) splendide et sombre;
chanson, poésie Albert Samain.
Ernest Moret, as author of m. R
26388. 87
Dream land; song, w Christina Ros-
setti. © Ralph Vaughan Williams,
as author of m. R 26139. 88
Dream (A) of boyhood days; w and
m Jean Havez. © Ebba Havez, as
widow. R 26223. 89
Dream (A) of spring; morceau char-
acteristic; orch. © P. Hans Flath,
as author. R 26215. 90
Dreams of the night; song, w W. Wil-
sey Martin. © Louise G. Mulcaster,
as author of m. R 26190. 91
Dubois (Théodore) Andante; pour
violon avec acc. de pf. Partition
d’orch. © Charles Antoine Dubois,
as child of the deceased author. R
26291. 92
694
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no. 7, 1933
Six études de concert; pf. 1. En
ré maj.—2. En ré bémol maj.—s3. En
sol maj—4. En fa min.—d. En mi
bemol > maj:——6. En ‘si “maj. ©
Charles Antoine Dubois, as child of
the deceased author. R 26287-26289,
26346-26348. 93-98
Sonate; violoncelle et pf. ©
Charles Antoine Dubois, as child of
the deceased author. R 26280. 99
Dukas (Paul) Sonate; en mi bémol
min.; pf. © Paul Dukas, as author.
R 26086. 100
Duo 4 la fontaine; acte 2, de Pelléas
et Mélisande, de Claude Debussy,
transcrite Léon Roques; pf. © An-
dré Roques, as chiid of the deceased
author of transcription. R 26076.
101
de Pelléas et Mélisande, acte 2,
drame lyrique Maurice Maeterlinck,
m Claude Debussy. © Hmma Léa
Moyse, as widow of the author of
m. R 26063. 102
Duvernoy (Alphonse) Sonate; en la
maj., op. 52; pf. © Suzanne Paul-
ine Clémence Cécile Duvernoy,
épouse de Henri René Beaulieu, as
child of the deceased author. R
26325. 1038
Effeuillement (L’) ; poésie Charles Du-
bois, m Théodore Dubois; tén., ou
sop. © Charles Antoine Dubois, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 26385. 104
EKgyptian love song; w Francis Barron,
m J. Airlie Dix. © Julia Annie Dix,
as widow of the author of m. R
26202. 105
Hight little debutantes are we; from
The belle of Mayfair, w William
Caine, m Leslie Stuart. © Kathar-
ine Leslie Stuart, as widow of the
author of m. R 26242. 106
-Embarquement; pf. et chant. © Max
d’Ollone, as author. R 26302. 107
En bateau; extrait de la petite suite,
Claude Debussy. 1. Pf. — 2. Violon
et pf. © Emma Léa Moyse, as
widow. R 26059, 26099. 108, 109
——par Albert Landry, op. 266, no.
2; pf. a 4 mains. © Aimée Pauline
Pasquier, as widow. R 26380. 110
En regardant sauter les geais; paroles
et m Maurice Rollinat. © Albert
Bridoux, as executor of the author.
R 26348. 111
126
Entrance of college students; w John
Kendrick Bangs, m Manuel Klein.
© Helen Klein, as widow of the au-
thor of m and Mary Gray Bangs, as
widow of the author of w. R 26267.
112
Entrance of the queen; from Princess
beggar, w E. Paulton, m A. G.
Robyn. © Edward Paulton and Al-
fred G. Robyn, as authors. R 26230.
113
Epithalame; par Samuel Rousseau;
violoncelle et orgue, avec harpe et
contrebasse ad_ lib. Camille
Louise Chateau, as widow. R 26324.
114
Wtérnelle (L’) sérénade; poésie A. L.
Hettich ; mezzo-sop., sop., ten. et
basse. © Georges Hiie, as author
of m. R 26383. 115
Eternels baisers; duo, poésie André
Alexandre; tén. et sop. © Georges
Hiie, as author of m. R 26363. 116
Evening shadows; waltzes, William C.
Powell; pf. © William C. Polla,
as author. R 26261. 117
Everybody works but father; w and m
Jean Havez. © Ebba Havez, as
widow. R 26414. 118
Everyth ng is rosy, Rosie; w H. P.
Moran, m Seymour Furth. © Hazel
Furth, as widow of the author of
m. R 26255. 119
Ewie (The) wi’ the crooked horn; old
Scotch song, arr. with new ace. ©
Alexander Campbell Mackenzie, as
author of m. R 26182. 120
Exaltation; chanson, poésie André
Alexandre. © Georges Hiie, as
author of m. R 263861. zal
Farfadets; pf. © I. Philipp, as au-
ChOrs ke 2os CL. 122
Fascination; march and two-step, Wil-
liam C. Powell; pf. © William C.
Polla, as author. R 26259. 123
Follow the gleam; song, w Tennyson,
m op. 22. © Josef Holbrooke, as
author of m. R 26188. 124
Forét (La) pale; par Maurice Rol-
linat; chant et pf. © Albert Bri-
doux, as executor of the author. R
26345. 125
Forgiven; w and m Luella Lockwood
Moore. © Le Baron Lockwood, as
next of kin of the author who is not
living. R 26273. 126
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127
Four (The) seasons; from The stu-
dent king, w Frederic Ranken and
Stanislaus Stange, m Reginald De
Koven. © Anna De Koven, as
widow. R 25987. 127
From private to general; march; orch.
© Victor G. Boehnlein, as author.
R 26214. 128
Gardeuse (La) de chévres; paroles et
m Maurice Rollinat. © Albert Bri-
doux, as executor of the author. R
26344. 129
Gavotte; from Dorothy’s wedding day,
for four solo voices, w and m H.
Lane Wilson. © Robert Barclay
Wilson, aS executor. R 26127. 130
Gavotte des fiangailles; entr’acte, de
Triplepatte, op. 185; pf. © Georges
Bernard, as author. R 26317. 181
Gigue; from Dorothy’s wedding day,
for four solo voices, w and m H.
Lane Wilson. © Robert Barclay
Wilson, as executor. R 26131. 132
Gimme hush money ; song, Chris Smith
and Harry Brown. © Christopher
Smith, as one of the authors. R
26207. 133
God and the universe; choral, poem
Lord Tennyson, set to m Charles
Villiers Stanford. © Jennie Anna
Stanford, as widow of the author of
Mies sik 2EZOD. 134
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) De-
puis ’heure charmante; op. 18; pe-
tit orch. Partition. © Madeleine
Laura Augusta Godard and Cather-
ine Louise Kuntz, veuve de Benoit
Henri Revoil, as executors of the
author. R 26294. SD
Elle est jeune et rieuse: op. 18;
petit orch. Partition. © Madeleine
Laura Augusta Godard and Cather-
ine Louise Kuntz, veuve de Benoit
_ Henri Revoil, as executors of the
author. R 26292. 136
Un soir nous étions seuls; op. 13;
petit orch. Partition. © Madeleine
Laura Augusta Godard and Cather-
ine Louise Kuntz, veuve de Benoit
Henri Revoil, as executors of the
author. R 26298. 137
Gretchen; w George Totten Smith, m
William H. Penn. © L. Ruth Penn,
as widow of the author of m. R
26258. 138
Hail to the father of our country; w
Charles Noel Douglas, m Karl L.
Hoschna. © Hettie Hoschna, as
widow. R 26765. 139
696
pt. Ti Rashes
He lifted me; w Charlotte G. Homer,
m Charles H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 26356. 140
Heart (A) to let; song. © Jos. EH.
Howard, as author. R 25980. 141
Hello, come along grils; song, from
Belle of Mayfair, w and m Leslie
Stuart. © Katharine Leslie Stuart,
as widow. R 26246. 142
Heure (L’) grise; valse lente, Ro-
dolphe Berger. 1. Pf. — 2. Orch.
avec pf. conducteur. © Honorine
Isopy, as executor of the author. R
26283, 26306. 148, 144
Heures d’oubli; valse lente, chanson,
paroles Georges Millandy. © Fran-
cis Marchal, as author of m. R
26408. 145
Hippolyte et Aricie; airs de ballet,
Jean-Philippe Rameau, transcrip-
tion , pour <pt.-.. Suiter see) ae
cent d’Indy, as author of transcrip-
tion. R 26103, 26104. 146, 147
Holbrooke (Josef) March; op. 12;
violin and pf. © Josef Holbrooke,
as author. R 26147. 148
I am a military man; from The belle
of Mayfair, w William Caine, m Les-
lie Stuart. © Katharine Leslie
Stuart, as widow of the author of m.
R 26250. 149
I know a girl; from The belle of May-
fair, w and m Leslie Stuart. ©
Katharine Leslie Stuart, as widow.
R 26248. 150
I’m a duchess; from The belle of May-
fair, w and m Leslie Stuart. ©
Katharine Leslie Stuart, as widow.
R 26240. 151
I’m de coon Lothario; song. © EHd-
ward Paulton, as author. R 26269.
152
Idylle in A major; by A. W. Mar-7~
chant, arr. and ed.; organ. ©}
Ralph Bellairs, as author. -R 26167. —
153 §
Il pleut des petales de fleurs; chan- —
son, poésie Albert Samain. © Er-
nest Moret, as author of m. R
1549
Improvisation ; by C. H. Clutsam, arr.
and ed.; organ. © Ralph Bellairs, —
as author. R 26176. 155
Hoschna; pf. © Hettie Hoschna, as_
widow. R 26260. 156
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In gay Mayfair; from The belle of
Mayfair, w William Caine, m Les-
lie Stuart. © Katharine Leslie
Stuart, as widow of the author of
m. RR 26252. 157
In Montezuma ; from The belle of May-
fair, w and m Leslie Stuart. ©
Katharine Leslie Stuart, as widow.
R 262389. 158
Indes (Les) galantes; airs de ballet,
Jean-Philippe Rameau, transcrip-
tion pour pf. Suite 1, 2. © Paul
Dukas, as author of transcription.
R 26097, 26098. 159, 160
Interméde rustique; par Frédéric
Binet, op. 72; pf. © Marie Dupa-
let, as widow. R 26060. 161
Introduction and Allegro fugato in F;
composed, arr. and ed.; organ. ©
Ralph Bellairs, as author. R 26162.
162
Invocation 7 chanson, poésie Albert
Samain. © Ernest Moret, as author
of m. R 26890. 163
It’s a different girl agair; w Geo.
Arthurs, m Bennett Scott. © Daisy
Kathleen Scott, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R 26263. 164
J’ai dans cette fleur mis mon coeur
a mant; chanson, poésie Jean Lahor.
© Ernest Moret, as author of m.
R 26887. 165
Joe or John; Fred-
Jerry, song, W
eric E. Weatherly; in A. © Wil- |
liam Henry Squire, as author of m.
R 26116.
1, 2 and alto, organ acc.
Berwald, as author. R 26001.
Joli baton; terzetto, poésie Gabriel
Vicaire, m op. 29, no. 1; voix de
femmes. © Henri Biisser, as au-
thor of m. R 26065.
Jour d’été 4 la montagne; op. 61. 1.
Pf. a 4 mains—2. 1°° violons. © |
Vincent d’Indy, as author.
26109.
Julia’s hair; song, w Robert Herrick.
© Roger Quilter, as author of m.
R 26111.
King (The) of the great white way;
w Geo. Taggert, m J. Fred Helf. ©
Bessie Helf, as widow of the author
of m. R 26222. 172
Kite (The) ; song, w Eleanor Farjeon,
© Harry Farjeon, as author of m.
R 26183. 173
R 26057,
6514— 33——_6
166 |
Jesu, still lead on; hymn-anthem; sop. |
© William |
167
168 |
| Lierre (Le); par Maurice Rollinat;
169, 170 |
171 |
190)
La-bas vers Véglise; chanson, tr. fran-
caise M. D. Calvocoressi. © Mau-
rice Ravel, as author of m. R 26088.
174
Laddie (The) I love; w Mary Farrah,
m Joan Trevalsa. © Joan Gurley,
as author of m. R 26138. ares
Larghetto; par Samuel Rousseau; vio-
lon et orgue, avec harpe et contre-
basse ad lib. © Camille Louise Cha-
teau, as widow. R 26328, 176
Lecons de solfége 4 changements de
clef ; 1° et 2° livre, Théodore Dubois ;.
sans acc. de pf. © Charles Antoine
Dubois, as child of the deceased at
thor. R 26310, 263519. 177, 178
Legend (The) of love; by C. A. Ege-
ner; pf. © Geraldine Egener Kegs-
ler, as child of the deceased author.
R 26266. 179
Legende; by William Reed, arr. and
ed.; organ. © Ralph Bellairs, as
author. R 26157. 180
Legende bretonne; pf. © Ernest Mo-
ret, as author. R 26301. 181
Legende russe; pf. © Ernest Moret,
as author. R 26800. 182
Legende tragique; pf. © Ernest Mo-
ret, as author. R 26299. 183
Lentement, doucement; chanson, poésie
Albert Samain. © Ernest Moret, as
author of m. R 26386. 184
Léthé (Le); extraite des poémes Vir-
giliens, Théodore Dubois; fitite et pf.
© Charles Antoine Dubois, as child
of the deceased author. R 26308.
185.
chanson, poésie Henri
© Ernest Moret, as au-
R 26377. 186
Lettre (La);
Barbusse.
thor of m.
chant et pf. © Albert Bridoux, as
executor of the author. R 26312.
187
’ Lolita; cancion, serenata spagnuola.
© Arturo Buzzi-Peccia, as author.
R 25963. 188
: Lonely (The) child; song, w Eleanor
Farjeon. © Harry Farjeon, as au-
thor of m. R 26184. 189
Longing for thee; by E. Nattes, arr.
W. C. O’Hare; male voices. © Wil-
liam C. O’Hare, as author of arrange-
ment. R 26233. 190
697
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191
Lota’s chant; w Edward Peple, m Karl
L. Hoschna. © Hettie Hoschna, as
widow of the author of m. R 26277.
191
Lunch is ready; w John Kendrick
Bangs, m Manuel Klein. © Helen
Klein, as widow of the author of m,
and Mary Gray Bangs, as widow of
the author of w. R 26275. 192
Lune (La); par Maurice Rollinat;
chant et pf. © Albert Bridoux, as
executor of the author. R 26814.
193
Lune froide et sans auréole; chanson,
poésie Catulle Mendes. © Ernest
Moret, as author of m. R 26374.
194
Lys (Les); chanson, poésie André
Alexandre. © Georges Hiie, as au-
thor of m. R 26362. 195
Maiden (The) blush; song, w Robert
Herrick. © Roger Quilter, as au-
thor of m. R 26110. 196
Man (The) from now; finale 1, w and
mm Manuel Kle‘n. © Helen Klein, as
widow. R 26271. oT
finale 2, w John Kendrick Bangs,
m Manuel Klein. © Mary Gray
Bangs, as widow of the author of w,
and Helen Klein, as widow of the
author of m. R 26272. 198
incidental music, act 2, Manuel
Klein; pf. © Helen Klein, as
widow. R 26274. 199
Marche burlesque; air de ballet, de
Madame Trois Etoiles, par Rodolphe
Berger; pf. © Honorine Isopy, as
executor of the author. R 26296.
200
Marche de Triplepatte; de Triplepatte,
op. 134; pf. © Georges Bernard, as
author. R 26316. 201
Marche des gnomes; pf. © I. Philipp,
as author. R 26868. 202
Marche des soireux; par Rodolphe
Berger; pf. © Honorine Isopy, as
executor of the author. R 26282.
203
Marche hongroise; by A. Messager,
arr. and ed.; organ. © Ralph Bel-
lairs,.as author. R 26159. 204
Marion; old Scotch song, arr. with
new acc. © Alexander Campbell
Mackenzie, as author. R 26178. 205
Martinique; intermezzo; pf. © Wil-
liam. Loraine, as author. R 26231.
206
pt. 11, nS8:, ¥.25
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Clair de lune; de Werther, transcrit
pour pf., violon et violoneelle. ©
Claude Fievet, as author of tran-
seription. R 26410. 207
En chantant; paroles Georges
Boyer. © Louise Constance de
Gressy, as widow of the author of
m, SRO 26305. 208
Matinée de printemps; by Paul Wachs,
arr. and ed.; organ. © Ralph
Bellairs, as author. R 26168. 209
Matron (The) and the maid; from The
belle of Mayfair, w C. Wilmott, m
Leslie Stuart. © Charles Wilmott,
as author of w, and Katharine
Leslie Stuart, as widow of the au-
thor .ef .m: “R..2623%, 210
Mazurka hongroise; op. 78, de Triple-
patte. 1. Entr’acte et marche pour
pf. — 2. Orch. © Georges Bernard,
as author. R 26318, 26339. 211, 212
Meditation; composed, arr. and ed.;
organ. © Ralph Bellairs, as author.
R 26169. 213
Melodious five finger studies arranged
in duet form; pf. © Ralph Bellairs,
as author. R 26158. 214
Menuet; extrait de la petite suite,
Claude DeBussy. 1. Pf. — 2. Violon
et pf. © Emma Léa Moyse, as
widow. R 26058, 26102. 215, 216
Minuet; from Dorothy’s wedding day,
for four solo voices, w and m H.
Lane Wilson. © Robert Barclay
Wilson, as executor. R 26134. 217
Minuet and trio in G; by William
Faulkes, arr. and ed.; organ.
Ralph Bellairs, as author. R 26158.
218
Miroir (Le) de la source; chanson,
poésie André Alexandre. © Georges
Hiie, as author of m. R 26365. 219
Moorish dance; op. 12; violin and pf.
© Josef Holbrooke, as author. R
26149. 220
Moszkowski (Moritz) Minuetto in F;
arr. and ed.; organ. © Ralph
Bellairs, as author. R 26168... 221
Mots (Les) d’amour; poésie Charles
Fuster, m Edmond Missa... Paroles
francaises et anglaises. © Jeanne
Barbant, as widow of ‘the author
of m. R 26077. i, 22
Mouette (La); chanson, sonnet Jules.
Lemaitre. © Ernest Moret, as au-
thor of m. R 26375. de 223
658
;
RENEWALS
no. 7, 1933
Mummer’s (The) carol; old Sussex
folk-song, with pf. acc. C. A. Lidgey.
© Robert E. Burgiss, as executor.
R. 26151. 224
Musette; from Dorothy’s wedding day,
for four solo voices, w and m H.
Lane Wilson. © Robert Barclay
Wilson, as executor. R 26129. 225
Musique (la); par Maurice Rollinat ;
chant et pf. © Albert Bridoux, as
executor of the author. R 26313.
226
My dusky Rose; w and m T. S. Allen.
© Arthur J. Allen, as child of the
deceased author. R 26216. 227
My little girl is a shy little girl; from
The belle of Mayfair, w Basil Hood,
m Leslie Stuart. © Katharine
- Leslie Stuart, as widow of the au-
‘ thor of m. R 26254. 228
My name is Morgan, but it ain’t J. P.;
w Will A. Mahoney, m Halsey K.
-Mohr. © Will Mahoney, as author
of w. R 26220. 229)
Naiade (La); scherzo-ballet, Fréd-
éric Binet, op. 73; pf.. © Marie
Dupalet, as widow. R 26279. 230
National emblem; march, Edwin
Hugene Bagley; military. band. ©
Clare Esther Dodge, as child of the
deceased author. R 26219. Zest
National (The) song book; complete
coll. of folk-songs, carols and rounds,
ed. and arr. Charles Villiers Stan-
ford. © Jennie Anna Stanford, as
widow. R 26154. 232
Ne mentons pas aux femmes; valse
lente, paroles P. Forgettes, m
Rodolphe Berger. © Honorine
Isopy, as executor of the author of
m. R 26405. 233
Rodolphe Berger; pf. ©
Honorine Isophy, as executor of the
author. R 26402. 234
Night (The) piece; song, w Robert
Herrick. © Roger Quilter, as au-
thor of m. Nes 26115. 235
Nightingale (The) has a lyre of gold;
w W. E. Henley, m Agnes H. Lam-
bert. © Maye Lambert, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 26195.
236
No bird can sing in a darkened room;
w and m Charles D. Bingham. ©
Dolena Bingham, as widow. R
26264. 237
a
253
Nos chansons; chanson, poésie André
Alexandre. © Georges Htie, as au-
thor of m. R 26366. 238
Nuit de printemps; chanson. © Max
d’Ollone, as author. R 26304. 239
Nuit mystérieuse; pf. © I. Philipp,
as author. R 26872. 240
O for a closer walk with God; anthem,
w William Cowper. © William
Reed, as author of m. R 25999. 241
O memory; w Lydia Smith, m Henry
Leslie, ed.; sop., alto. and ten. ©
Henry Clough-Leighter, as author of
editing. R 25995. 242
O salutaris; motet, J. Faure; sop. et
mezzo-sop., avec ace. d’orgue ou pf.
© Louise Victoria Herman, as
widow. R 26384. 243
O sweet old song of Bethlehem;
Christmas carol, w Myra Goodwin
Plantz,. m George B. Nevin; mixed
voices, organ acc. © Lillias Nevin,
as widow of the author of m. R
26008. 244
Oh! Amber eyes; song, poem Laurence
Hope. © Hubert Bath, as author
of m. R 26199. 245
Old Broadway; song. © Jos. E.
Howard, as author. R 25983. 246
Old Glory evermore; song, Thomas H.
Chilvers. © Thomas Chilvers, as
author. R 26268. — 2AT
Old (The) old story; Christmas serv-
ice, W. A. Post, Lizzie DeArmond
and Alice Jean Cleator. © Hope
pub. co., aS proprietor of composite
work. R 26353. 248
Ombres (Les) du soir; violoncelle et
pf. © Auguste Chapuis, as author.
R _6064. 249
One and one make one; song. © Jos.
EH. Howard, as author. R 25979.
250
Out in the sunshine; two-pt. song, w
Frederick Enoch, m Ciro Pinsuti,
ed: women’s voices. © Henry
Clough-Leighter, as author of edit-
ing. R 26006. 21
Out of the birch leaves; song, from
Gwenevere, w Ernest Rhys. ©. Vin-
cent Thomas, as author of m. R
26197. 252
Out on a frolic; march and .two-step,
arr. R. E. Hildreth; orch. © Frank
H. Grey, as author. R 26217. 253
659
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
254
Paladilhe (E.) Fantaisie; poésie Thé-
ophile Gautier. © Jeanne Elisa-
beth Georgina Lefebvre, as widow of
the author of m. R 26330. 254
Panis angélicus; par Samuel Rous-
seau; basse solo avec ace. d’orgue,
choeur ad lib., violon solo et harpe
ad lib. et contrebasse ad lib.; en ré
bémol. © Camille Louise Chateau,
as. widow. R 26337. 255
Pantoum; berceuse hindoue, poésie
Théodore de Banville, m E. Pala-
dilhe. © Jeanne Elisabeth Georgina
Lefebvre, aS widow of the author
of m. R 26331. 256
Partons, joli ccur; terzetto, poésie
Gabriel Vicaire, m op. 29, no. 2;
voix de femmes. © Henri Biisser,
as author of m. R 26066. 257
Pastel; poésie Théophile Gautier, m E.
Paladilhe. © Jeanne Elisabeth
Georgina Lefebvre, as widow of the
author of m. R 26332. 258
Pastourelle; by A. Tellier, op. 30, no.
2; pf.; in G. © Wilhelm Aletter, as
author. R 25967. 259
paroles André Spire; 2 voix de
femmes. Henri Rabaud, as
author of m. R 26336. 260
Pavane; from Dorothy’s wedding day,
for four solo voices, w and m H.
Lane Wilson. © Robert Barclay
Wilson, as executor. R 26133. 261
Paysage; poésie Théophile Gautier, m
E.. Paladilhe. © Jeanne Elisabeth
Georgina Lefebvre, as widow of the
author of m. R 26333. 262
Petit (Un) roseau; paroles H. de
Regnier, m Théodore Dubois. 1.
Tén. ou sop.—2. Bar. ou mezzo-sop.
© Charles Antoine Dubois, as child
of the deceased author. R 26285,
26322. 263, 264
Petites (Les) moissonneuses; par
Frédéric Binet, op. 75, no. 3; pf.
sur 5 notes sans déplacement. ©
Mare Dupalet, as widow. R 26328.
265,
Peu (Un) d’amour; valse lente, paroles
Julien Rémy, m Rodolphe Berger.
© Honorine Isopy, as executor of
the author of m. R 26838. 266
valse, sur les motifs de l’opérette
Correspondance, Rodolphe Berger ;
pf. © Honorine Isopy, as executor
of the author. R 26358. 267
Phalenes (Les) ; etude-caprice; pf. ©
Aime Lachaume, as_ author. R
26125. 268
pt. Il, n. s., ¥. 28
Pianissimo; pf. © Aime Lachaume,
as author. R 26124. 269
Play the game; from The belle of May-
fair, Leslie Stuart. © Katharine
Leslie Stuart, as widow. R 26238.
270
Plus (La) réveuse; valse, Gabriel Al-
lier; pf. © Marie Aline Jeanne
Laune, as widow. R 26083. 271
Polka des amours; air de ballet de
Madame Trois Etoiles, de Rodolphe
Berger; pf. © Honorine Isopy, as
executor of the author. R 26298.
Ae
Popular church organ pieces; ed. Hans
Lichter. © Henry Clough-Leighter,
as author of editing. R 25994. 273
Postlude in D major; by L. Henniker,
arr. and ed.; organ. © Ralph Bel-
lairs, as author. R 26175. 274
Poursuite (La); by Paul Wachs; pf.
© Blanche Wachs, as widow. R
26208. 275
Premiére caresse; valse, op. 133, de
Triplepatte. 1. Pf—2. Orch. ©
Georges Bernard, as author. R
26315, 26349. 216, 217
Priéres d’enfant:; suite; chant et pf.
© Pierre de Bréville, as author. R
26407. 278
Princess beggar; musical comedy, bk.
and lyrics Edward Paulton, m A. G.
Robyn. 1. Voc. sc—2. Finale 1. ©
Edward Paulton, as author of w,
and Alfred G. Robyn, as author of
m. R 26245, 26257. 279, 280
Quel galant; chanson, tr. francaise
M. D. Calvocoressi. © Maurice
Ravel, as author of m. R 26089.
281
Rayon de soleil; chanson, poésie An-
dré Alexandre. © Georges Hiie, as
author of m. R 26364. 282
Récit et air de Lia; de L’enfant vro-
digue, paroles E. Guinand, m Claude
Debussy. 1. Partition orch.—2. 1°**
violons. © Emma Léa Moyse, as
widow of the author of m. R 26061,
26062. 283, 284
Recollection ; character piece, op. 12;
violin and pf. © Josef Holbrooke,
as author. R 26145. 285
Reconciliation ; character piece, op. 12;
violin and pf. © Josef Holbrooke,
as author. R 26146. 286
660
RENEWALS
no. 7, 1933
Rejoice, rejoice; Christmas proces-
sional, w W. C. Dix; mixed voices,
organ acc. © Henry Clough-
Leighter, as author of m. R 26007.
y 287
Resolve (A); poésie Francois Coppée,
English w Constance Bache, deutsche
uebertragung M. D. Calvocoressi, m
H. de Fontenailles; ton original en
si maj. © Marie Elisabeth Liébert
de Nitray, as widow of the author
of m. R 26093. 288
Resurrection ; drame, tire du roman de
Léon Tolstoi, paroles César Hanau,
tr. francaise Paul Ferrier, m Franco
Alfano; partition compléte chant et
pf. © Marcel Briol, as next of kin
of the author of translation, who is
not living. R 25962. 289
Reveil (Le) de la mariée; chanson, tr.
francaise M. D. Calvocoressi. ©
Maurice Ravel, as author of m. R
26087. 290
Roi (Le) aveugle; légende scandinave
en 2 actes, Hugues Le Roux.
Henry Fevrier, aS author of m. R
26401. 291
Romance; poésie Paul Bourget, m
Claude Debussy; voix élevées.
Paroles francaises et anglaises. ©
EHmma Léa Moyse, as widow of the
author of m. R 26072. 292)
Rondino in E flat; recital piece without
octaves, A. Tellier, op. 30, no. 8; pf.
© Wilhelm Aletter, as author. R
259738. 293
Rose (The) and the violet; w J. E.
Fay, m James B. Oliver. © John
Everett Fay, as author of w, and
George A. P. Oliver and Fred Oliver,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 26256. 294
Roses by summer forsaken; w Alfred
Hyatt, m Ernest Newton. © Dorothy
Cornelius, as executor of the author
of m. R 26121. 295
Roslin castle; old Scotch song, arr.
with new ace. © Alexander Camp-
bell Mackenzie, ag author. R 26179.
296
Run along; song. © Charles LePaige,
as author. R 26270. 297
Sa derniére lettre; pf. © Gabriel
’ Frontin, as author. R 26295. 298
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) L’an-
cétre; drame lyrique, poéme L. Augé
de Lassus. © Marie Laure Truffot,
as widow of the author of m. R
26056. 299
312
Les cloches de la mer. Paroles
francaises et anglaises. © Marie
Laure Truffot, as widow. R 26073.
300
—— Les fées; chanson, poésie Th. de
Banville, English, Nita Cox.
Marie Laure Truffot, as widow of the
author of m. R 26079. 301
—— Romance; pour violon, pf. ou
harpe, et orgue, op. 27, no. 3; violon
et pf. © Marie Laure Truffot, as
widow. R 26101. 302
Suzette et Suzon; poésie Victor
Hugo; mezzo-Sop. ou bar. en ré.
Paroles francaises et anglaises. ©
Marie Laure Truffot, as widow of
the author of m. R 26078. 303
Same (The) old game; from The stu-
dent king, w Frederic Ranken and
Stanislaus Stange, m Reginald De
Koven. © Anna De Koven, as
widow. R 25986. 304
Same (The) old story; from The stu-
dent king, w Frederic Ranken and
Stanislaus Stange, m Reginald De
Koven. © Anna De Koven, as
widow. R 25989. 305
Santa Claus and his helpers; Christ-
mas Service, T. Martin Towne, Chas.
H. Gabriel and Bertha E. Bush. ©
Hope pub. co., as proprietor of com-
posite work. R 26355. 306
Sarabande; from Dorothy’s wedding
day, for four solo voices, w and m
H. Lane Wilson. © Robert Barclay
Wilson, aS executor of the author.
R 26130. 307
Scherzo in A; recital piece without
octaves, A. Tellier, op. 30, no. 6; pf.
© Wilhelm Aletter, as author. R
25971. 308
Scherzo-valse; pour violon avec ace.
de pf., Théodore Dubois. Partition
d’orch. © Charles Antoine Dubois,
as child of the deceased author. R
26290. 309
Seotch bagpiper in A flat; recital piece
without octaves, A. Tellier, op. 30,
no. 9; pf. © Wilhelm Aletter, as
author. R 25974. 310
Seawards; song, w Monro Anderson.
© Josef Holbrooke, as author of m.
R 26142. 311
Sérénade; de Louis D-émer, transcrite ;
2 pfs.,4 mains. © Georges de Laus-
nay,.as author of transcription. R
26311. 312
661
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
313
|
Sérénade; w Robert Browning, m Gena
Branscombe. © Gena Branscombe -
Tenney, as author of m. R 25953.
313
Sérénade andalouse; de Louis Gregh,
op. 107. 1. Pf.—2. Violoncelle et pf.
© Henri Gregh, as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 263857,
26409. 314, 315
Sérénade grotesque; pf. © I. Philipp,
as author. R 26370. 316
Short scale studies for the pianoforte ;
by Ralph H. Bellairs. © Ralph Bel-
lairs, as author. R 26156. 3lT
Si j'ai parlé, si j’ai aimé; paroles H. de
Regnier, m Théodore Dubois. 1. Tén
ou sop.—2. Bar. ou mezzo-sop. ©
Charles Antoine Dubois, as child of
the deceased author. © 26286,
26321. 318, 319
Singing (The) lesson; duet, w Claude
Aveling. © William Henry Squire,
as author of m. R 26123. 320
Sir Launcelot and Queen Guinevere;
scena, poem Tennyson. © Herbert
Bunning, as author of m. R 26122.
o2t
Soir @hiver; chanson. © Max d’Ol-
lone, as author. R 26308. 322
Soir dorage; chanson, poésie Albert
Samain. © Ernest Moret, as author
of m. R 26389. 323
Soir de mai; valse, Albert Landry, op.
262: pf. © Aimée Pauline Pasquier,
as widow. R 26392. 324
Soldat (Le) de plomb; par Albert
Landry; pf. 4 4 mains. © Aimée
Pauline Pasquier, as widow. R
26406. 325
Some blessed day; hymn-anthem, w
C. W. Ray, m George B. Nevin;
mixed voices, organ acc. © Lillias
Nevin, aS widow. R 26003. 326
Song (The) of Dinadan; from Gwene-
vere, w Ernest Rhys. © Vincent
Thomas, as author of m. R 26196.
327
Song (The) of songs; cantata, w from
the Bible, m op. 51; soli and cho. ©
Edwin H. Lemare, as author. R
26193. 328
Sonnet chinois; poésie Théophile Gau-
tier, m E. Paladilhe. © Jeanne
Elisabeth Georgina Lefebvre, as
widow of the author of m. R 26334.
329
pt. Tl, HOS. Vera
Sonnie; w J. Francis Barron, m J.
Airlie Dix. © Julia Annie Dix, as
widow of the author of m: R 26126.
| 330
Sous les grands hétres; choral; vio-
loncelle et pf. © Auguste Chapuis,
as author. R 26067. 331
Souvenez-vous; valse, Gabriel Allier;
pf. © Marie Aline Jeanne Laune,
as widow. R 26080. 332
Souvenir valse; op. 23, no. 3; violon-
cello and pf. © Josef Holbrooke, as
author. R 26150. 333
Spring song; song, w St. John Lucas.
© Graham Peel, as author of m. R
26140. 334
Staccato; de Louis Gregh, op. 105, no.
3; violon et pf. © Henri Gregh, as
next of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 26400. 335
Strauss (Richard) Salome; op. 54,
drama nach Oscar Wilde’s gleich-
namiger dichtung, in deutscher tiber-
setzung Hedwig Lachmann. 1. Kla-
vierauszug mit text, Otto Singer. — 2.
Orchesterpartitur. © Richard
Strauss, aS author of m. R 26411,
26412. 336, 337
vollstandiger klavieraus-
zug mit text, Otto Taubmann.
Elsa Taubmann, as widow of the
author of arr. R 26043. 338
Salomes tanz; aus Salome, drama,
op. 54; fiir klavier zu 4 handen Otto
Taubmann. © Elsa Taubmann, as
widow of the author of arr. R
26042. 339
—— uebertragen Otto Singer ;
klavier. © Elsa Singer, as widow
of the author of tr. R 26041. 340
orchesterpartitur. ©
Richard Strauss, as author. R 26413.
341
Such is love; duet, from The student
king, w Frederic Ranken and Stanis-
laus Stange, m Reginald De Koven.
© Anna De Koven, as widow. R
25988.
Sur le lac enchanté du silence: chan-
son, poésie Albert Samain. © Ernest
Moret, as author of m. R 26378.
343
Surf song; song, poem Laurence Hope.
© Hubert Bath, as author of m. R
26200. 344
Symbols: w Elsie Higginbotham, m
Agnes H. Lambert. © Maye Lam-
bert, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 26194. 345
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RENEWALS
mo. 7, 1933
Sympathy; w Althea Gyles, m op. 22.
© Josef Holbrooke, as author of m.
R 26189. 346
Tag bobtail; w Du Maurier, m op. 22.
© Josef Holbrooke, as author of m.
R 26187. B47
Tarentella; recital piece without 90c-
taves, A. Tellier, op. 30, no. 7; pf.
© Wilhelm Aletter, as author. R
25972. 348
Tentation; paroles Julien Remy, m
Rodolphe Berger. © Honorine
Isopy, as executor of the author of
m. JR 26278: 349
That is why I love her; by Archie E.
Morrow. © Ella Morrow, as widow.
mR 26252. 350
There are twa bonnie maidens; old
Scotch song, arr. with new acc.
Alexander Campbell Mackenzie, as
author of m. R 26180. 351
Tityre; extraite des poémes Virgiliens,
Théodore Dubois; fifite et pf. ©
Charles Antoine Dubois, as child of
the deceased author. R 26309. 352
To daisies; song, w Robert Herrick.
© Roger Quilter, as author of m. R
26112. 353
Torna amore; cancion, melodia. ©
Arturo Buzzi-Peecia, as author. R
25964. 304
Tout gai; chanson, tr. francaise M. D.
Calvocoressi. © Maurice Ravel, as
author of m. R 26092. 355
Tristesse; chanson sans paroles; pf.
© Ernest Moret, as author. R 26395.
356
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Chan-
son triste; arr. and ed.; organ. ©
Ralph Bellairs, as author. R 26161.
307
—— Marche caractéristique; arr. and
ed.; organ. © Ralph Bellairs, as
author. R 26174. 358
Two hearts; poésie Hippolyte Lucas,
Hnglish w Constance Bache, deutsche
uebertragung M. D. Calvocoressi, m
H. de Fontenailles; ton original en
fa. © Marie Elisabeth Liébert de
Nitray, aS widow of the author of m.
R 26094. 359
Up in the morning early; old Scotch
song, arr. with new ace. © Alexan-
der Campbell Mackenzie, as author
of m. R 26181. 360
BY 6)
Upside downy land; w Charles Noel
Douglas, m Karl L. Hoschna. ©
Hettie Hoschna, as widow of the
author of m. R 26276. 361
Valse de ballet; par Albert Landry, op.
263; pf. © Aimée Pauline Pasquier,
as widow. R 26398. 362
Valse de letoile; air de ballet, de Ma-
dame Trois Etoiles, par Rodolphe
Berger ; pf. Honorine Isopy, as
executor of the author. R 26297.
363
Valse lente; op. 12; violin and pf. ©
Josef Holbrooke, as author. R 26148.
364
Valse minuscule; par Frédéric Binet,
op. 75, no. 1; pf. sur 5 notes sans
déplacement. © Marie Dupalet, as
widow. R 26326. ;
Veillée d’amour; valse chanson, pa-
roles Perre D’amor. © Alfred
Fredly, as author of m. R 26404.
366
valse lente; pf. © Alfred Fredly,
as author. R 26341. 367
Vélo (Le) ; par Albert Landry, op. 266,
no. 3; pf. 4 4 mains. © Aimée
Pauline Pasquier, as widow. R
26381. 368
Verdi (Giuseppe) II1 trovatore; trans-
cription Edouard Dorn, op. 39, no. 3,
ed. and fingered Hans Lichter; pf.
© Henry Clough-Leighter, as author
of editing and fingering. R 25998.
369
Véritable (La) manola; boléro ségué-
dille, Emile Bourgeois, transcrite
Jules Cottin, op. 187; mand., avec
ace. de pf. © Marie Madeleine Cot-
tin, as next of kin of the author, who
is not living. R 26351. 370
Vers Cythére; ronde nocturne; pf. ©
Sam Phitt, as author. R 26820.
371
Vers les bois; chanson, poésie André
Alexandre. © Georges Hiie, as au-
thor of m. R 26359. a4
Vers-luisants (Les); chanson, poésie
André Alexandre. © Georges Hiie,
as author of m. R 26360. 373
Vieille histoire; par Frédéric Binet, op.
75, no. 2; pf. sur 5 notes sans dé-
placement. © Marie Dupalet, as
widow. R 26827. 374
Vieux (Le) chéne; violoncelle et pf. ©
Auguste Chapuis, as author. R
26070. 375
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Co
Villanelle; poésie Joachim du Bellay,
m Théodore Dubois. 1. Bar. ou
mezzo-sop. »— 2. Tén. ou sop... ©
Charles Antoine Dubois, as child of
the deceased author. R 263891,
26397. 376, 377
Violets ; two-pt. song, w Dinah Muloch
Craik, m Frederic H. Cowen, ed.;
women’s voices. © Henry Clough-
Leighter, as author of editing. R
26005. 378
Waltz me, Bill; song. © Benjamin
Hapgood Burt, as author. R 25984.
379
We've come from court ; from The belle
of Mayfair, Leslie Stuart. © Kath-
arine Leslie Stuart, as widow. R
26234. 380)
Welcome to princess; from The belle
of Mayfair, Leslie Stuart. © Kath-
arine Leslie Stuart, as widow of the
author. R 26248. 381
What hast Thou given for me; hymn-
anthem, w Frances Ridley Havergal,
m op. 26, no. 3. © Paul Ambrose,
as author of m. R 26000. 382
What will the world say: from The
belle of Mayfair, w Basil Hood, m
Leslie Stuart. © Katharine Leslie
Stuart, as widow of the author of
m. R 26251. 383
When father rode the goat; w anon.;
male quartet. © Walter H. Lewis,
as author. R 26265. 384
Where you go will I go; from The
belle of Mayfair. w Basil Hood, m
Leslie Stuart. © Katharine Leslie
Stuart, as widow. R 26244. 385
While shepherds watched their flocks
by night; anthem for Christmas, w
(aN
WY
pt. 10, n. s., Vv. 28:
Nahum Tate. © J. Christopher
Marks, as author of m. R 26010.
Whirling (The) dervish; dance char-
acteristique, arr. R. E. Hildreth;
orch. © J. W. Lerman, as author.
R 26218. 387
Who’s there; song, Chris Smith and
Harry Brown. © Christopher Smith,
as one of the authors. R 26208. 388.
Wilson (H. Lane) Finale; from
Dorothy’s wedding day, for four solo
voices. © Robert Barclay Wilson,
389°
as executor. R. 26136.
Pastorale; from Dorothy’s wed-
ding day, for four solo voices. ©
Robert Barclay Wilson, as executor.
R 26128. 390.
Winter (The) it is past; old Scotch
song, arr. with new acc. © Alex-
ander Campbell Mackenzie, as au-
thor.» R..261 ta. 391
Won't you be my girlie; song. © Jo-
seph E. Howard, as author. R 25978.
392°
Won’t you buy; from The girl behind
the counter, song, w J. St. A. John-
son. © Augustus Barratt, as au-
thor of m. R 26201. 393
1*° arabesque; par Claude Debussy;
harpe. © Emma Léa Moyse, as wi-
dow. R 26107. 394
2° arabesque; par Claude Debussy ;
harpe. © Emma Léa Moyse, as wi-
dow. R 26106. 395.
7™° barearolle; par Gabriel Fauré, op.
90; pf. © Philippe Roger Fauré-
Fremiet and Emmanuel Fauré-Fre-
miet, as next of kin of the author
who is not living. R 26281. 396:
664
386.
15734-17752
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
NOTICK.—TIf£ the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words
‘or music, no statement of authorship is given.
Absent minded Flo; w Sidney Clare
and Charles Tobias, m J. Fred
Coots; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
16, 19383; E pub. 37476; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 15734
Accordionist’s parade; march, arr. S.
Rindone; [accordion] © 1c. Aug.
16, 1933; E unp. 75115; Nick San-
tella. 15735
Ach, Herr Schmitt .. .; rheinlander-
modern, tanz, text u. m Walter
_ Carlos, klavier-arr. Hans Schneider.
© Oct. 15, 1932; E for. 30998; Lud-
wig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky). 15736
Ach! it must be luff; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1933; E unp. 74620;
Samuel Gerber. 15737
Ad Italo Balbo, ed agli eroi del cielo;
versi e melodia.
EH pub. 37332; Francesco Mormile.
15738
Adieu; w and m Delia Rusk. © July
3, 1988; E pub. 37339; Richard
Drake Saunders. 15739
Adios; w Michael Doran, m V. Bal-
laseyus; [bar.] © 1 e¢. Aug. 29,
1983; E unp. 75734; Virginia Bal-
laseyus and Emilia Clapham. 15740
Adkins (Alex) simplified piano meth-
od for playing popular music.
Complete course. © Aug. 10, 1933;
AA 127451; Alex Waller Adkins.
15741
After the tragedy; by L. E. De Fran-
cesco and Peter Brunelli, orch. P.
Brunelli; pf.-conductor. © 1 e.
Aug. 11, 1983; E unp. 74986; Movie-
tone music corp. 15742
After tonight; w and m Ralph Mat-
thews, Lillian Armstrong and Clar-
ence Williams; with ukulele arr.
© July 25, 1983; E pub. 37386;
Clarence Williams music pub co.,
inc. 15743
After you’ve said you were thru;
song, melody Robt. H. Brennen. ©
© July 21, 1933;
1 ¢. Aug. 11, 1933; E unp. 74893;
Lena Latimer. 15744
Ah! surprise; w Edward Eliscu, mel-
ody Harry Akst. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1933; E unp. 758387; Irving Berlin,
ine. 15745
Ain’t-cha’ glad; w Andy Razaf, m
Thomas Waller, pf. arr. R. N.
Noeltner. © Aug. 8, 1933; E pub.
01406; Keit-Engel, inc. 15746
Ajanta-fresken; ballett, v. Alexander
Tscherepnin, op. 32; klavierauszug.
© May 23, 1933; E for. 31270; Uni-
versal edition, a. g. 15747
Al musgot; one-step, Ugo Solazzi; pic-
cola orch. parti. © Aug. 3, 1933;
E for. 31097; G. Ricordi & co.
15748
Alabama bound; song. © 1c. Aug.
7, 1983; E unp. 74694; Joseph
Tirendi. 15749
Alabama moon; song. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1933; E unp. 75285; Marie B. Tur-
ner. 15750
Alanna; valse song. © 1. Aug. 15,
19338; E unp. 75249; George G.
Barker, sr. 15751
Albatross; by Iris de Cairos-Rego;
pf. © June 20, 1933; E for. 31082;
Augener, ltd. 15752
Album delle novita Carisch estate
1933; versi Mendes, Marf and
others, m V. Mascheroni, Mariotti
and others, orch. V. Ripa; piccola
orch. pti. © July 5, 1933; E for.
81139; A. & G. Carisch & ec 15753
All aboard, here we go to Chicago;
song, m arr. Burrell Van Buren.
1 c. Aug. 22, 1933; E unp. 75359;
Katherine Dolinich. 15754
All American girls; from Best of ene-
mies, w and m Val Burton and Will
Jason. © Aug. 16, 1933; E pub.
37455; Movietone music corp.
15755
All I want is love; w P. C. Jones,
melody Carl B. Anderson. © 1 «¢.
665
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15756
All I want is love—Continued.
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 74811; Peter
Cabell Jones and Carl Anderson.
15756
All I want sweetheart is you; w and
m Len Bureay, arr. Chas. W. Kar-
bach. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1983; E unp.
75323; Leonard Burkey. 15757
All in my love for you; w and m
Reginald Thomas, arr. Paul Hill;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 22, 1931;
E pub. 37605; Sterling songs, inc.
15758
All mine; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c¢ Aug. 7,
193838; E unp. 74666; Marion Rex-
roth. 15759
All of my time; w and melody. ©1lc.
Ale. -s,. 190355 Kip, J47oT. red
Woodaman. 15760
All on account of you; fox-trot song.
©1c. Aug. 8, 1933; E unp. 74850;
Mary E. Sullivan. 15761
All over Italy, they sing so prettily;
waltz, w Ralph Butler, m Ronnie
Munro, arr. Eddie Griffiths; orch.
pts., with male trio arr. B. Faighes.
© Aug. 18, 1938; E pub. 387548;
Irwin Dash music co., ltd. 1562
with ukulele arr.
© Aug. 18, 1933; HE: pulsw3%551;
Irwin Dash music co., Itd. 15763
All the little birds are singing; pf.
with w. ©1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp.
75553; Delford Tregaskis. 15764
All the world’s in tune; song, melody
Louis Jackson. © 1 ¢« Aug. 29,
1933; E unp. 75752; John Sheridan
Flinn. 15765
Alles fiir Deutschland; marsch, m
Paul Bendix u. Hermann Mannecke;
orch. stimmen mit text. © Apr. 1,
19338; E for. 31188; Paul Bendix.
15766
Alma mater; pf. ©1. Aug. 26, 1933;
E unp. 75544; Robert F. Karsch.
15767
Alone with your memory; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w.. © 1 «
Aug. 9, 1988; E unp. 75586; Mabel
Bradshaw. 15768
Along the winding river Hel; valse
song. ©1c. Aug. 15, 1983; E unp.
15247; W. A. Curry. 15769
Always in the dark; w and melody
Harry Richman, Mildred and Alvin
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Kaufman and Leonid Leonardi. ©
1 e. Aug. 31, 19838; E unp. 75836;
Irving Berlin, inc. 15770
Am I never to know; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1933; E unp. 75043;
Allen Glasser and Jimmy Delaney.
15771
Amazon; tropical rumba song, melody
R. R. Irwin and David E. Peyton.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1933; E unp. 74861;
Robert R. Irwin. Sea wp
America needs you now; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Aug. 19, 1933; E unp.
75282; Franklin S. McGowen. 15773
America the eagle; mixed voices. ©
1‘e.. Aug. 17, 1983; Hi tap fonen:
Robert H. Folks. 15774
America triumphant; march, Jas. D.
Johnston; new arr. for symphonic
band. © July. 31," 1933; eon.
37315; F. C. Menges. 15775
American fidelity; march; solo B flat
cornet. ©1 ec. Aug. 18, 1933; E unp.
75149; Frederick G. Guilford. 15776
American (The) legion will always
carry on; march; pf. with w. ©
1 ec. Aug. 14, 1933; E unp. 74994;
Ethel L. Mahoney. 15T(T
American rhapsody; by Bill VanDen-
burgh; pf. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1933;
E unp. 74681; Mildred Mabie Van-
Denburgh. 15778
Amos an’ Andy blues; song. © 1 e.
Aug. 9, 193838; E unp. 74809; Arthur
EK. Williams. 15779
An der wiege; berceuse, Juliusz Wolf-
sohn, op. 10, nr. 1; violine u. Klavier.
© Mar. 10, 1933; E for. 31074; Lud-
wig Doblinger (Bernhard Herzman-
sky). 15780
And how; song. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1933;
E unp. 75251; Andres R. Javier.
15781
And so goodbye; w and melody Allie
Wrubel. © 1 c. Aug. 10, 1983;
E unp. 74857 ; Irving Berlin, inc. ~
15782
And still I love you; w I. Caesar,
melody Rudolf Friml. © 1 ¢. Aug.
8, 1933; E unp. 74512; Irving Caesar,
inc. 15783
Angel band; w Stuart Anthony, m
Brulier and Anthony. © 1 ¢. Aug.
23, 1983; E unp. 753938; Movietone
music corp. 15784
Angel in disguise; waltz song. ©1ec.
Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75498; Mitchell —
Schuster. 15785 @
666
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Angeline of mine; w and melody. ©
-1e@ Aug. 22, 1983; E unp. 75380;
Jose Apillanis Barrientos. 15786
Animal kingdom; by Willie Creager.
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1983; E unp. 75351;
William Creager. 15787
Ann-Eliza, I’m a-calling you; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1933; E
unp. 74911; Peter Stephen West.
15788
Annie Laurie; musical comedy, w and
melody. © 1c. July 24, 1933; EB
unp. 74742; Julia E. Heck and May
Crawford Becker. 15789
Another; song, w Arnold Benson. ©
1 ec. Aug. 28, 1983; E unp. 75702;
‘Lillian Wickdahl. 15790
Another day; song. © 1. Aug. 17,
» 19388; E unp. 75189; Ferne Marie
Becker. vy 15791
Antonio Pasquale Ramonio; w Frank
Crumit, m Billy Curtis; with ukulele
_arr. Louis Fleischer. © Aug. 21,
1933; E pub. 37534; Frank Crumit
' gongs co. 15792
Anxious hearts are begging love; valse
song. ©i1c. July 31, 1933; E ump. |
74557; Orville Archy Forman. 15793 |
Any way the wind blows; from Shady
lady, w and m Bud Green, Cliff.
Friend and Sam H. Stept; with uku-
lele arr. © July 29, 1933; E pub.
37403; Mills music, inc. 15794
Apollo revyen 1933; sangene fra rev-
yen, tekst Mogens Dam og Aage
Steffensen, m Kai Normann Ander-
-sen; pf. © July 31, 1933; E for.
31195; Wilhelm Hansen. 15795
Arm in arm, side by side; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1933; E unp.
75170; Sam Kavalsky. 15796
Armenian dance no. 1; violin and pf.
© Aug. 28, 1933; E pub. 37586; Var-
tanush Asdikian. 15797
Army invisible we; song. ©1ce. Aug.
~ 18, 1933; E unp. 75203; Cora Bourne
Homer. 15798
Around the world with Roosevelt; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1933;
EK unp. 74921; George David Mill.
15799
As by the streams of Babylon; by
Thomas Campian, arr. R. Nathaniel
Dett; solo voice, with mixed cho.
ace. © July 27, 1933; E pub. 37505;
~ G. Schirmer, inc. 15800
11096—33—-—2
15815
As long as I have my own way; w and
melody. © 1. Aug. 28, 1933; E
unp. 75659; Jack Herbert Schulze.
15801
As torrents in summer; from King
Olaf, w Longfellow, m Edward El-
gar; unison voices. © Aug. 31,
1933; E for. 31266; Novello & co.,
ltd. 15802
Ashes of love; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75588; Anne Bassett.
15803
Ask me over to tea; w and melody. ©
1c Aug. 12, 19838; E unp. 74999;
Francis Thomas Campfield. 15804
At eventide; w Paul Gannon, m Ralph
Federer. © Aug. 23, 1933; E pub.
379501; Volkwein bros., inc. 15805
At last; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
30, 19383; E unp. 75784; William
Clarence Nelson. 15806
At the dance of the dolls; w and m N.
Iatalese and Godfrey E. Muth. ©
1c July 22, 19838; E unp. 74745;
Nick Iatalese. 15807
Au revoir; waltz, w Frank Carter, m
Henry C. Pellerin; with ukulele arr.
© July 15, 1933; HE. pub. 37474;
Dearborn music co. 15808
Australian moon; w and melody. ©
1c Aug. 14, 1983; E unp. 75000;
Christina Lambert Sewell. 15809
Autumn leaves; rustic dance; pf. ©
1 ec. Aug. 7, 19388; E unp. 74710;
Gertrude Estelle Morley. 15810
Autumn (An) tune; by Frederick
Kell; viola solo; pf. ace. © July
28, 19383; E for. 31117; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd. 15811
Ave Maria; song, m Nina Picini. ©
1 ec. Aug. 24, 1983; E unp. 75429;
Nina Picton Mersereau. 15812
w traditional, m Paolo Giaquinto ;
men’s voices; pf. or harmonium acc.,
ad lib. © Aug. 29. 1933 ; Gaited:
37610; G. Ricordi & Co., ine. 15813
Baby don’t say no; song. ©1c. Aug.
3, 1983; E unp. 74536; Herman Her-
bert Tutelman. 15814 |
Baby hands; w Larry Ross, m W.
Ganz, S. Lighter and Larry Ross. ©
1 e. Aug. 18, 19383; E unp. 75162;
Wm. Ganz, Sam Lighter and Law-
rence Rosenblatt. 15815
667
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15816
Baby’s lullaby; w and m Bob Nibling.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1933; E unp. 74541;
Allene Nibling. 15816
Baby’s smile; song, m Stan Tucker.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74691;
Margaret O’Connor. 15817
Bacchanalian song; w Shakespeare, m
Ruggero Vené; men’s voices. ©
Aug. 29, 193838; E pub. 37612; G. Ri-
cordi & co., inc. 15818
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Adagio und
fuge G-moll; aus der 1. sonate, fur
violine allein, bearb. Winfried Wolf;
klavier. © May 23, 1933; E for.
31135: Ed. Bote & G. Bock. 15819
— Gavotte; from a partita for violin
alone, arr. Charles Woodhouse;
string orch. sc. © Aug. 1, 1933; E
for. 31090; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd. . 15820
Ballet suite for orkester; af Oskar
Gyldmark; stemmer. © July 15,
1931; E for. 31110; Alfred Thorsings
musikforlag. 15821
Bandit theme; by V. Ballaseyus; mel-
ody in bass, with pf. acc. ©1e.
Aug. 29, 1983; E unp. 75735; Vir-
ginia Ballaseyus and Emilia Clap-
ham. 15822
Bandolero (El) ; musical comedy, bk.
David and Lucile Glidden, lyrics and
m D. Glidden. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1933;
D 28499; David Lingo. 15822*
Baracutey (El); melodia J. Escarpen-
fer, C), dics July 22.1933.) ap.
74498 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.
15823
Barearola; poesia Alessandro Gianni-
otti, m Guido Bianchini. © July 31,
1933; E for. 31036; G. Ricordi & co.
15824
Battle of the century; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1933; E unp. 74660;
Claude Lapham. 15825
Be happy-go-lucky and you can’t go
wrong; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
4,1933; E unp. 74591; Laurette Has-
kins. 15826
Be yourself; musical comedy, bk., lyr-
ics and m L. Nemerson and L. Lowy.
©1c. July 26, 1933; D 28490; Larry
Lowy and Lew Nemerson. 15826*
Beau Brummel; selections, w Edward
Eliscu and Raymond B. Egan, m
Harry Tierney. ©1ec. Aug. 8 1933;
E unp. 74779; Select theatres corp.
15827
pt. II, nD. s., Vv. 28
Beautiful California; waltz, w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp.
74613; Torrey Borden Maghee.
15828
Beautiful golden dreams; pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75580;
Patience Elizabeth Allen. 15829
Beautiful isle of love, in the sea _ of
dreams; song; sop. and alto. ©
July 28, 1933; E pub. 373849; Grace
May Yapp. 15830
Beautiful Kennywood park; song, mel-
ody Billy Blake. © 1 ¢, Aug. 19,
1933; E unp. 75267; George Mar-
shall. ; 15831
Beautiful Wisconsin; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © July 20, 1933; E pub.
37347 ; Sue M. Cole. 15832
Because I love you; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75587; Lenore Paslay.
15833
song, m Stan Tucker. © 1 «
Aug. 7, 1988; E unp. 74685; Clyde
L. Aldrich. 15834
Because I love you so; song. ©le«.
Aug. 28, 1933; E unp. 75652; Amelie
Lane Gubbins. 15835
Beer; song. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E
unp. 74700; William Simon Kenefick.
15836
Beer song: w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 5, 19383; E unp. 74655; Marie
T. Laing. . 15837
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Fir Elise;
pf. With biographical sketch and
glossary, rev., ed., fingering, phras-
ing, etc., Louis Victor Saar. © Aug.
17, 1983; E pub. 37531; Art publica-
tion soc. 15838
Theme and variations in C major;
from Sonata in G, op. 14, no. 2; pf.
With biographical sketch and glos-
Sary, rev., ed., fingering, phrasing,
pedaling, etec., Maurice Aronson.
Aug. 17, 1933; E pub. 375380; Art
publication soe. 15839
Before my heart was broken; song, Ww
Margaret Widdemer. © 1 ¢ Aug.
25, 1933; E unp. 75671; Rudolph
Schuster. 15840
Believe me, I’m in love with you;
song, m Herman A. Hummel. ©1@.
Aug. 14, 1983; E unp. 75782; Joseph
F. School. 15841
Beneath that dear old willow tree;
song. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E,unp.
75502; Claribel M. Blomquist. 15842
668
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Benedictus; A flat, m Charles Wood;
“mixed voices; organ ace. © Aug. 3,
1983; E for. 31217; H. F. W. Deane
_& sons, The year book press, ltd.
15843
Berceuse; di Renato Bellini, tras-
_crizione Illuminato Culotta; piccola
- orch, © Aug. 3, 1933; E for. 31096;
G. Ricordi & co. 15844
Beside the western sea; m Sylvester
‘Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1.
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75612; Hugh
Aspinwall. 15845
Besos; danza; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug.
3, 1933; E unp. 74505; Gertrude del
Pino. 15846
Better times are coming; song, alr.
Reginald Barrett. © 1c. Aug. 16,
1933; E unp. 75090; Sara Louise Le
Pompadour. 15847
Bicycle (A) ride; by Samuel Kaylin;
pf.-conductor. ©1c. Aug. 11, 1933;
E unp. 14975 ; Movietone music corp.
15848
Big moon, no wonder we fall in love
with you; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 2, 1988; E unp. 74470; Joel D.
Stansbury. 15849
Big town girl; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1 ©.
Aug. 31, 1983; E unp. 75823; Frank
C. Page. 15850
Birds (The) ; carol, w Hilaire Belloc,
m J. Meredith Tatton ; unison voices ;
pf. or organ acc. © July 24, 1933;
-E for. 31106; H. F. W. Deane & sons,
the Year book press, Itd. 15851
Birthday (A) book; 10 little tunes,
Gladys A. Wood; pf., elementary
grade. © July 27, 1933; E for.
31042; Walsh, Holmes & co., ltd.
15852
Biscuit roller; melody, Edward Hud-
son. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1933; E unp.
' 74638; Melrose & Montgomery.
15853
Bison (The) ; unison, w Dorothy Mar-
garet Stuart, m C. H. Kitson. ©
June 29, 193838; E for. 31011; H. F.
W. Deane & sons, the Year book
press, ltd. 15854.
Bitter (The) end; by P. Brunelli;
-pf.-conductor. ©1c¢. Aug. 23, 1933;
E unp. 75396; Movietone music corp.
15855
Black-Foxe, we fight for thee; w and
melody James Sumner. © 1c. Aug.
19, 1983; E unp. 75274; Black-Foxe
military institute. 15856
15870
Black moonlight ; from Too much har-
mony, w and m Arthur Johnston and
Sam Coslow. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1933;
E unp. 75178; Paramount produc-
tions, inc. 15857
Bleeding hearts; song, m Stan Tucker.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 19383; E unp. 74687;
Gladys Ewing Combes. 15858
Bless your heart; w Milton Drake, m
Harry Stride and Duke Enston; with
ukulele arr. © Aug. 3, 1933; E pub.
37320; Donaldson-Douglas & Gumble,
inc. 15859
Blessed are the poor in spirit; anthem,
w from St. Matthew 5, m F. Flax-
ington Harker; mixed cho., with in-
cidental mezzo-sop. solo; organ acc.
© Aug. 21, 1933; EB pub. 37620; G.
Schirmer, inc. @’ 15860
Blessing (The) of the ship; 2-pt. song,
w Alexander Nicolson, m Ernest Bul-
lock. © July 24, 1933; E for. 31105;
H. F. W. Deane & sons, the Year
book press, ltd. 15861
Blow, blow, thou winter wind; part
song, poem William Shakespeare;
men’s voices. © July 28, 1933; E
for. 31033; S. E. Lovatt. 15862
Blowin’ the blues away; song, w Jack
Linton and Adele Smith. ©1e.
Aug. 29, 1933; E unp. 75728; Jack
Hartman Linton. 15863
Blue dragon waltz; arr. Sid Fisher ; pf.
©l1e. Aug. 31, 1933; E unp. 75819;
Raymond Benjamin Bayer, sr.
iu
Blue dream; tango, Pippo Barzizza ;
orch. parti, con pf. acct. © June 15,
1933; EH for. 31250; Mario Aromando,
15865
Blue (The) eagle; march; pf. ©le.
Aug. 21, 1933; E unp. 75382:; Edward
Lewis Beers. 15866
w and m Walt Burgess;
pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1983; E
unp. 74739; Camae village guild.
15867
Blue eagle; song. © 1c Aug. 15,
1933; E unp. 75065; Jacob Melvin.
15868
Blue eagle march; pf. © 1c. Aug. 25,
19383; E unp. 75675 ; Rudolph Schus-
ter. 15869
Blue eyes; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Aug. 21,
19383; E unp. 753813; Robert Y. Ire-
land. 15870
669
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15871
Blue hours; waltz, w Roy Turk, m
Wayne King and Jerry Castillo;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 24, 1933;
E pub. 87559; Leo Feist, inc. 15871
Blue jazz; fox-trot, Gene Gifford ; orch.
pts. © Aug. 14, 1933; E pub. 37556;
Lawrence music publishers, inc.
15872
Blue lady; song. ©1c. Aug. 11, 1933;
E unp. 74879; William Hale Cham-
berlain. 15873
Blue mirage; from Moonlight suite,
- Domenico Savino; pf. © Aug. 17,
1933; E pub. 37479; Robbins music
corp. 15874
Blue moon lullaby; song. © 1c. Aug.
12, 1933; E unp. 75028; Herman Eu-
gene Burton. 15875
Blue River moon; w Bob Trafton, m
Al Pronk. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1933; E
unp. 75369; Albert N. Pronk.
. 15876
Blue yodel no. 12; w and melody Jim-
mie Rodgers. © 1 ¢. Aug. 11, 1933;
E unp. 75290; Southern music pub.
SCOx ime: 15877
Bluer than blue; pf. treble with w.
©1c. Aug. 3, 19383; E unp. 74539;
Jack Ring. 15878
—— song, m Herbert E. Blake; pf.
treble. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp.
' 74713; Edgar L. Benson. 15879
Blues; by Judd Cooke; pf. © 1 «.
July 27, 1933; E unp. 74741; Francis
Judd Cooke. 15880:
Bohemian drinking song; w and m Val
Burton and Will Jason; solo and
male quartet. ©1ec. Aug. 23, 1933;
E unp. 75391; Movietone music corp.
' 15881
Bonita; w Cherie Anderson; pf. © 1
ce. Aug. 30, 1988; E unp. 75786; Art
Hicks, jr. 15882
Boo boo boo; from Too much harmony,
w and m Arthur Johnston and Sam
Coslow. © 1 c. Aug. 16, 1933; E
unp. 75181; Paramount productions,
ine. 15883
Boo hoo hoo, L got the boo hoo blues;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp.
74664; James A. Stefani. 15884
Border (A) raid; by Leslie Fly; pf.
© Aug. 9, 19338; E for. 31206; For-
syth bros., ltd. 15885
Born beneath the fishes, contrary little
fishes; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Aug.
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
18, 1938;
Thompson.
E unp. 75164; Edith
15886
Boyhood’s happy days; valse song. ©
1 «© Auye.“23, VW93s. W-usp eeee,
William F. Jackson. 15887
Brahms (Johannes) Four choral prel-
udes; op. 122, nos. 8, 10, 11 and 5,
freely transcribed Catherine
Kramer; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Aug.
17, 1983; E pub. 37483; J. Fischer
& bro. 15888
— — Hungarian dance no. 5; arr. HE.
Hansen; pf. accordion. © Aug. 8,
1933; E for. 31161; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd. 15889
Bravado; w Michael Doran, m VY. Bal-
laseyus; bass voice. © 1c. Aug. 29,
1933; E unp. 75737; Virginia Bal-
laseyus and Emilia Clapham.
15890
Brazos river moon; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1933;.E unp. 74491;
Martha Vernon Robertson. 15891
Bright (The) side; song, m Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1933; E -unp:
75210; Hazel Fields. 15892
Bring back my man; song. © 1.
Aug. 1, 1983; E unp. 74425; Eddie
Geldmacher and Homer Remillard.
15893
Broken dreams; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75578; Alice Nicholson,
15894
Broken (A) heart; w Virginia E.
Lovell, and melody. ©1e. Aug. 14,
1933; E unp. 75005; Jean May
Chapin. 15895
Brother Hzra and sister Susan; w
Frank Crumit, m Billy Curtis; with
ukulele arr. Louis Fleischer.
Aug. 21, 19383; E pub. 37536; Frank
Crumit songs co. 15896
Brothers of Romany; Gypsy drinking
song, w Lester O’Keefe; [ten.] ©
1c Aug. 9, 1988; E unp. 74813;
Gregory Stone. 15897
Bruder, deine hand; ged. Albert Ser-
gel, m Kurt Striegler, op. 71, no. 2.
© May 26, 1983; E for. 30904;
Sunnwend-verlag, G.m.b.H. 15898
Buckin’ the wind; from Too much
harmony, w and m Arthur Johnston
and Sam Coslow. Rev. ©1c. Aug.
16, 1933; E unp. 75176; Paramount
productions, inc. 15899
Build thee more stately mansions;
poem Oliver Wendell Holmes, m
670
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Mark Andrews, arr. Charles Dews;
treble voices in unison with optional
alto pt.; organ ace. © Aug. 21,
1933; E pub. 37619; G. Schirmer,
ine, 15900
Bulldogs of old Black-Foxe; w and
melody James Sumner. © 1. Aug.
19, 1933; E unp. 75273; Black-Foxe
military institute. 15901
Bup-bup-baby of mine; melody Willie
Creager. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1933; H
unp. 75352; William Creager. 15902
Buttercup days; by Byron Coleman;
pf. © Aug. 10, 1933; E pub. 37415;
Theodore Presser co. 15903
Butterflies gay; w Mabel Trustram, m
Charles Wood; unison voices.
July 7, 1933; EH for. 31104; H. F. W.
Deane & sons, the Year book press,
ltd. 15904
Butterflies romance; by Pat Pollard.
©1ec. Aug. 5, 1933; EH unp. 74718;
Florence Howell Cheatham Pollard.
15905
Buy a kiss; w Val Burton and Will
Jason, melody Max R. Steiner. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1983; E unv. 74856;
Irving Berlin, inc. 15906
Buzzing; w and melody. © 1 ec. Aug.
4, 1933; E unp. 74603; Lasea L. Col-
lins. 15907
By a waterfall; from Footlight parade,
w Irving Kahal, m Sammy Fain;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 23, 1933;
HE pub. 87525; M. Witmark & sons.
15908
By the silvery Rio Grande; song, m
James L. Brown; with pkulele arr.
© 1c Aug..7, 1933; E unp. 74678;
Robert Miller. 15909
Cabin on the Mississippi shore; pf.
with w. © 1 c. Aug. 15, 1933; EB
unp. 75049; Valle Stevens and
Harry N. Eckmann. 15910)
Cactus blossoms; operetta, w, lyrics
~ andm Lajos C. Mark. ©1. Aug.
22, 19383 ; D 28493 ; Louis C. Mark.
15910*
California, land of sunshine; song, m
Gustave Sax, arr. Superior song
studios. © 1 ec. Aug. 17, 1933; E
unp. 75146; Lucy Warder McKellup.
15911
California love’s refrain; pf. arr.
Maud Clark Bedney; pf. with w.
Pao) @ Aug; 22, 1988: HE unp. 75358 ;
Silas Walton Brister, sr. 15912
15928
California moon; song, arr. Burrell
Van Buren. © Aug. 24, 1933; E
pub. 37578; Gertrude Hinshaw.
15913
valse song. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1938 ;
E ounp. 75231; George Schuch.
15914
Call me again; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Aug. 31, 1983; E unp. 75822; Ethel
Tyler. 15915
Call me sweetheart, just for tonight ;
song. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp.
75472; Rose Ellen Hannasch. 15916
Call me what you wish; by Pat Pol-
lard... .©; lye. Aug: 5, 1933.3, Ei unp-
74719; Florence Howell Cheatham
Pollard. 15917
Call of love; pf. with w. ©1e. Aug.
16, 19338; E unp. 75070; George Le-
Roy Hornsby. 15918
Call (The) of the blue knights; pf. ©
1c. Aug. 29, 1983; E unp. 75745;
Staten Johnson. 15919
Call (The) of youth; hymn, w Hattie
Mae Jackson, m Daniel Protheroe.
© June 22, 1933 ; E pub. 37452; C. E.
Houtkamp. 15920
Call unto Me; sacred, Biblical w, m
Wm. Dillon. © July 15, 1933; E
pub. 373865; Karl F. Wittman. 15921
Calling you; Brevard County song; pf.
with w. © July 28, 1983; E pub.
37366; Margaret L. Campbell. 15922
—w Bob Du Soe, m B. Hollowell.
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1933; E unp. 75032;
Bert Hollowell and Robert C. Du
Soe. 15923
Calvin Coolidge memorial march ; band
pts. © Aug. 26, 1933; E pub. 37580;
Nick Cantafio. 15924
Camel bells; w C. P. McDonald, and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1933 ; E unp.
75138; Helene Hipkins. 15925.
Can you sing a song; song, w Joseph
Morris. © July 1, 1933; E pub.
37317; Helen Marie Eastes. 15926
Can’t you hear me eall, mother,
mother; song. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1933;
E unp. 75342; Ruby Danks Cadman.
15927
Canta... canta; poesia Domenico
Varagnolo, m Guido Bianchini. ©
July 31, 19838; E for. 310387; G. Ri-
cordi & co. 15928
671
od
ae
15929
Canta sirena; 1.°-4.° pout-pourri delle -
piu celebri canzoni antiche dall’ 800
al 900, compilatore Valentina Bi-
deri; pf. conduttore. © May 831,
1933; E for. 31209-31212; Casa edi-
trice Ferdinando Bideri.
15929-15932
Cantus novus; w anon.; mixed voices.
bk. 2. 4 propers. — bk. 38. Requiem
mass. © Aug. 21, 1933; E pub.
37518, 37514; Robert W. Wilkes.
15938, 15934
Caprice A moll; by H. Wieniawski-
Kreisler; 2 violins, pf. ace. arr. ©
1 c. Aug. 8, 1933; E unp. 74768;
Aldo Ricci. 15935
Captain (The): by R. H. Bassett; pf.
conductor. © 1c. Aug. 23, 1933; E
unp. 75394; Movietone music corp.
15936
Care free; melody with pf. acc. ©
1 c. Aug. 9, 193838;-E unp. 74815;
Franklin Hauser. 15937
Cares; song. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1933;
E unp. 75365; Harnest Lynch Stith.
15938
Carol Lou; m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. with w. © 1'c. Aug. 9, 1933; E
unp. 75633; Elfrieda Maede and
Alice Haese Maede. 15939
Carry on thru your own N. R. A.; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1933;
E unp. 75209; Pearl Squires Olsen.
15940
Cataplun; melody Rafael Hernandez.
©l1c. July 22, 1933; E unp. 74493;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 15941
Cathedral reveries; w G. H. Brahy;
pr © 1c Aug. 9, 1933: Hump.
74796; Helen Witt Tufts and Ger-
trude Helen Brahy. 15942
‘Cause I belong to you; w Lee R.
Loeb, m Sam Walsh; with ukulele
arr. © Aug. 24, 1933; E for. 31225;
Campbell, Connelly & co., Itd. 159438
“Cause my baby’s sore at me; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; HB
unp. 75068; Hobson E. Houston.
15944
Celeghete (Le); versi Alessandro
Gianniotti, m Guido Bianchini.
July 31, 1933; E for. 31038; G.
Ricordi & co. 15945
Celestial marriage; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Aug. 25, 19383; E unp. 75452;
Minnie B. Rosser. 15946 ©
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 11, n. s., v.28
Century (The) fair; song. ©. 1 ec.
Aug. 4, 1983; E unp. 74564; Mildred
I. Humphrey. 15947
Century (The) of progress march;
song. ©1c. Aug. 21, 19383; E unp.
75339; Norma Evans Corson, 1
15948
Chant to Allah; w Bob Du Soe, m B.
Hollowell. © 1 ec. Aug. 2, 1983; E
unp. 75035; Bert Hollowell and Rob-
ert C. Du Soe. 15949
Chaparrita (La); cancién, I. F. Es-
peron, English lyrics Francia Luban.
© Aug. 23, 19383; E pub, 37542; Ed-
ward B. Marks musie corp. 15950
Charivaria; 5 poems, w Edna St. Vin-
cent Millay, m Maurice Besly. ©
Aug. 1, 1933; E for. 31088; Boosey
& co., Itd. | 15951
Chasing depression away; fox-trot, w
W. H. Sheff, sr., m J. B. Sheff. ©
Aug. 7, 19383; E pub. 37469; William
H. Sheff, sr. and Julia Belle Sheff.
15952
Cheer up—prosperity is on the way;
w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933;
E unp. 75455; Alice A, Foster.
15953
-Cheerfully live along; song, melody
Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 ¢. Aug.
9, 19383; E unp. 75579; Lillian Vig-
gers. 15954
Chicago by the sea; w Winifred Mc-
Govern, m J. K. Wright. © July
31, 1933; E pub. 37359; Hugh Mc-
Govern and Jessie Kerr Wright.
15955
Chicago fair; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 7, 1988; E unp. 74669; Susan
Grady. 15956
Chimes of Christmas; complete sery-
ice with new songs, W various au-
thors, m I. H. Meredith. © July 29,
1933; E pub. 37521; Tullar-Mere-
dith co. 15957
Chinese (A) festival; by Madeleine
Evans; rhythmic band sc. and pts.,
with child conductor se. © July 26,
1933; E for. 31153; Joseph Williams,
ltd. 15958
Choose your lover; fox-trot, w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 1, 1933; E unp.
74460; Paul Madison Kniskern.
15959
Choosing to do His will; hymn, w and
m Marion Meader. © Aug. 24, 1933;
E pub, 37589; Hall-Mack co. 15960
672
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
15988
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Chant po-
‘lonais; op. 74, no. 12, arr. and adapt-
ed Jan Hambourg; violin and pf. ©
July 25, 1933; E for. 31021; Hawkes
_& son (London) Itd. 15961
—— Mazourka in A minor; op. 68, no.
2, arr. and adapted Jan Hambourg;
‘violin and pf. © July 25, 1933; H
for. 31019; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd, 15962
— Nocturne in F; op. 15, no. 1, arr.
and adapted Jan Hambourg; violin
and pf. © July 25, 1938; E for.
. 31017; Hawkes & son (London) ltd.
15963
—— Prelude in E minor; op. 28, no. 4,
arr. and adapted Jan Hambourg;
violin and pf. © July 25, 1933; E
for. 31018; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd. 15964
Valse in A flat; op. 6, no. 3, arr.
and adapted Jan Hambourg; violin
and pf. © July 25, 1933; E for.
31022; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
15965
— Valse in A minor; op. 34, no. 1,
arr. and adapted Jan Hambourg;
violin and pf. © July 25, 1933; E
_ for. 31020; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd. 15966
Choral fantasy on nursery rhymes;
by H. Alexander Matthews; mixed
,.voices, 4 hand pf, ace. © July 22,
1933; E pub. 37322; Oliver Ditson
-¢co., inc. 15967
Christopher Wren; w Hugh Chester-
man, m Colin Taylor; unison voices.
© Aug. 4, 1933; E for. 31119; Boosey
_ & co., ltd. 15968
Chung Hua; pf. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1933;
E unp, 75214; Imogene Pierson.
; 15969
Church bells at twilight; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 «.
Aug...9,,19383; KE unp. 75596; Phil
_ Benson Perkins. 15970
Church (The) that I know; pf. with
few. (©) 1c. Aug. 5, 1933; E unp.
_ 14626; Norena Rasmussen. 15971
Circus (The) clown; w and m Sister
Mary Angela; pf. © 1e. July 7,
1933; E unp. 73469; Mary Angela
' Heegeman. 15972
Clan song; song, w Russell Janney. ©
-1ée. Aug. 9, 1983; E unp. 74820;
- Franklin Hauser. 15973
Clean as a whistle; w Dorothy Fields,
m Jimmy McHugh, pf. arr. Wayne
~ Allen. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp.
75514; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
15974.
Close your eyes; w and m Bernice
Petkere; with ukulele arr. © July
28, 1983; E pub. 37310; Sherman,
Clay & co. 15975
Close your eyes, moon; w and melody.
©i1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75444;
Sadie G. Bessett. 15976
Coed of the U. S. A.; pf. treble with w.
©1c. Aug. 14, 1933; E unp. 75011;
Hdward G. Kentner. 15977
Coeur d’Alene; song. © 1 ¢. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75619; Dale Fulton.
15978
Collection of Italian and Neapolitan
songs; compiled A. de Martino;
mand. Serie 134. © Feb. 28, 1933;
E for. 31099; Italian book co. 15979
College days; waltz, w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 8, 193838; E unp. 74520;
Ernest Miller. 15980
Columbus; overture, harmonized and
military band arr. Louis Koski. Sc.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1983; E unp. 75851;
Edwin E. R. Heilakka. 15981
Combine with me; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 25, 1933; EH unp. 75458;
Albert James Osborne. 15982
Come and go with me; w and melody
J. G. Belt. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1933; BE
unp. 74886; Southern music pub. ¢o.,
ine. 15983
Come back, my dear; waltz, Amedeo
Escobar; orch. parti. © May 1,
1933 ; E for. 31249; Mario Aromando.
15984
Come back to me; tango fox-trot, w
and melody Lloyd C. Rudy. ©1e.
Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74567; Edru
music publishers. 15985
—w and melody. © 1. Aug. 4,
1933; E unp. 74597; Nell Thompson
Miller. 15986
Come back to me sweetheart again;
song. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1933; E unp.
75334; John Paulsteiner. 15987
Come back to the one who is waiting
tonight; m Sylvester Long Cross;
DE. WIth) Week), 1 Cy Attar oe nent:
E unp. 75638; Lewis James Bales.
15988
Come down sinner, yo’ none too late;
arr. Otto L. Bohanan; organ. © 1c.
673
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15989
Come down sinner, yo’ none too late—
Continued.
Aug. 3, 1933; E unp. 74521; Florence
D. Bohanan. 15989
Come, Gip, and romp with me; by
Carl M. Safford; pf. © Jan. 31,
1933; E pub. 37493; Boston music
co. 15990:
Come home Jack; valse song. ©41e.
Aug. 14, 1933; E unp. 75227; Cora
E. Crow. 15991
Come on in baby; melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 5, 1933; E unp. 74689; Lester
Melrose. 15992
Come on let’s go down South; w Mag-
delan Rita Bradshaw, m Thelma
Marie Howell. ©1c. Aug. 1, 1933;
EH ounp. 74444; Howell & Bradshaw.
15993
Coming home with the milkman; fox-
trot, w and m Hwart; with ukulele
air., © July 31, 1933; EB for. 31177;
W. Ewart. 15994
Concerto in la maggiore; di Antonio
Vivaldi, trascritto per violino prin-
cipale, orch. d’archi, cembalo, organo
e un quartetto d’archi per l’Eco in
lontano, di Bernardino Molinari.
Partitura miniatura. © Aug. 3,
1933; E for. 31092; G. Ricordi & co.
15995
Conquerers [sic] (The) of the air;
march; mand. 1, 2, and mandola;
with guit. acc. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1933;
E unp. 74764; Pasquale De Cesare.
15996
Constancy; song, w Harriet Lyon
Leonard. © Aug. 4, 1983; E pub.
37363; Stanley Denzinger. 15997
Cori e danze per |’ Ifigenia in Tauride
di Euripide; nella tr. G. A. Cesareo,
m Giuseppe Mulé; canto e pf. ©
July 31, 1933; E for. 31035; G. Ri-
cordi & co. 15998
Cornish fiddler’s song; English folk
song, m arr. Samuel Richards
Gaines; male voices. © Aug. 17,
19338; E pub. 37481; J. Fischer &
bro. 15999
Cossack love song; w Ivor Tcherva-
now, m Richard Kountz; med. or
high voice. © Aug. 21, 1933; E pub.
37630; G. Schirmer, inc. 16000
Cotter (Joseph Seamon) Etude; pf.
© July 29, 1933; E pub. 37379: Jos-
eph Seamon Cotter. 16001
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Counterfeit love; w and m Harold
Ferran. © 1c. July 19, 1933; E
unp. 74826; Clarence Harold Ferran.
16002
Countin’ the days; song, w Ruth Merle
Henry. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp.
75541; Joseph Frederick Moon.
16003
Cowboy’s (The) dream; composed and
arr. David W. Guion; high voice.
© Aug. 21, 1933; E pub. 37632; G.
Schirmer, inc. 16004
Cowhand’s last ride; w and melody
Jimmie Rodgers. © 1 e. Aug. 11;
1933; E unp. 75291; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 16005
Cradle me with a ha cha lullaby;
from Too much harmony, w and m
Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow.
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp. 75175;
Paramount productions, ine. 16006
Crossing the bar; song, w Alfred Ten-
nyson. ©1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E ump.
74801; Walter Raymond Strom.
16007
——w Tennyson, m Iorwerth W. Pros-
ser; men’s voices. © Aug. 8, 1933;
E pub. 37375; Clayton F. Summy co.
16008
w Tennyson, Welsh version Elvet,
m Caradog Roberts; male cho. ©
July 26, 19838; E for. 31154; Joseph
Williams, ltd. 16009
Crying in the moonlight ; w Mack Gor-
don, m Matt Malneck and Frank
Signorelli; with chord notations for
ukulele, banjo and guit. © Aug. 8,
1933 ; E pub. 37377 ; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine. 16010
Cuckoo; foxtrot, w Morris Epstein, m
Clifford Barnes. © 1 ¢ Aug. 3,
1933; E unp. 745383; Anna Hpstein.
16011
Cuckoo march ; by Edwin Franko Gold-
man; band pts. © Aug. 21, 1933; E
pub. 37623; G. Schirmer, ine. 16012
Cuddle up close; w and m Edward
Pola; with ukulele arr. © Aug. 22,
1933; E for. 31223; Irwin Dash mu-
sie co., ltd. 16013
Cupid’s serenade; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Aug. 9, 1983; E unp. 74800; Hor-
tense Hirsch. 16014
Cynthia; waltz, w and melody. ©1¢.
Aug. 15, 1933; E unp. 75538; Ronald
Maurice McCutcheon. 16015
674
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Dance into my heart; melody with pf.
ace. ©1c. July 29, 1933; E unp.
74358; Albert Theodore Frisch.
16016
Dance romance; song. ©1c. Aug. 25,
1933; E unp. 75525; Sallie Peterson
Hose. 16017
Dance with me; w Bob Du Soe, m B.
Hollowell. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1933; E
unp. 75037; Bert Hollowell and Rob-
ert C. Du Soe. 16018
Dancing in blue; fox-trot, w and m Jo
Trent, Gordon Clifford and Neil Mo-
ret, arr. Jack Mason; orch. pts.,
with male trio arr. B. Faighes. ©
Aug. 24, 1933; E pub. 37558; Leo
Feist, inc. 16019
with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 24, 1983; E pub. 87561; Leo
Feist, ine. 16020
Dancing in the moonlight. w Gus
Kahn, m Walter Donaldson, pf. arr.
Wayne Allen. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1933;
EH unp. 74729; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 16021
Dancing lady ; w Lorenz Hart, m Rich-
ard Rodgers. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1933;
E unp. 75105; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 16022
Dancing (The) post-box and the fire
alarm box; w and m William Du
Val; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1933 ; EH unp. 75046; Sam J. Miller.
16023
Dancing tune; fox trot, Pippo Bar-
zizza; orch. parti, con pf. acct. ©
June 15, 1988; H for. 31251; Mario
Aromando. 16024
Dancing with you in the moonlight; w
and melody Lasca Lopez. © 1 e.
Aug. 4, 19338; E unp. 74604; Lasca
L. Collins. 16025,
Darling memories; w L. Gray, m O.
Cervenka; pf. © Aug. 24, 1933;
E pub. 37546; Leonard Gray and
Otto Cervenka. 16026
~Day by day; song. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1933; E unp. 75088; Francis Han-
lon. 16027
Day dreams; waltz song, m Laura
Warner Collins. © 1. Aug. 19,
1933; E unp. 75281; Phil B. Perkins.
16028
Day (The) you came along; from
Too much harmony, w and m Arthur
Johnston and Sam Coslow. Rev.
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp. 75180;
Paramount productions, inc. 16029
67
11096—33——_3
16044
Dear little girl of my dreams; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1983; HE unp. 75564;
Seraptha Jones. 16030
Dear little isle o’er the sea; w and m
Margaret F. Thornbury; with uku-
lele arr. © July 17, 1933; E pub.
373387; Richard Drake Saunders.
16081
Dear little laddie of dreams; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp.
74670; Lena Odermann., 160382
Dear Lulu; waltz, melody © 1 «.
Aug. 29, 1933; E unp. 5726;
Charles Julius Gaal. 16033
Dear old Iowa I’m in love; w and m
Robert Lewis O’Reiley. © July 31,
1933; E pub. 37843; Universal pub.
co. 16034
Dear old Utah moon; w Hazel EH. Car-
ter, m R. Marvel. © 1c. Aug. 29,
1983; E unp. 75750; Hazel Eliza-
beth Carter and Robert Marvel.
16035
Dear one I’m sorry; fox-trot, w and
m Marie Fay. © 1 ¢. Aug. 15,
1988; E unp. 75248; Marie Fay-
nik. 16036
Dear stranger; w and m Bud Hansen;
with ukulele arr. © July 31, 1933;
E for. 31178; Peter Maurice music
co., ltd. 16037
Debts; w and melody Irving Berlin.
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74560;
Irving Berlin, ine. 16038
Deliverance; melody. © 1c. Aug. 3,
1933; EK unp. 74507; Rutherford B.
Minor. 16039
Del’s stocks or bonds by music; mel-
ody. ©1e. July 27, 1933; E unp.
75187; Mary Florence Weare.
16040
Democratic (The) way; song, m Har-
old Nelson. © Aug. 18, 1933; B
pub. 37487; Al Vivian. 16041
Depression; song. © 1c. Aug. 38,
1933; E unp. 74508; Carolyn Otis
St. John. 16042
Depression days are over; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1933; E unp. 75130;
Cora Jerome. 16043
Depression’s with you and me; song,
w Herman R. Johnson. © Aug. 3,
1933; E pub. 37391; William Carl-
ton Marker. 16044
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16045
Der gaar en lille pige i den grénne
skov; tekst Bérge og Arvid Miller,
musik Henry Willum; pf. © July
31, 1988; E for. 31198; Wilhelm
Hansen. 16045
Der var engang paa Frederiksberg ;
sange fra operetten, sangtekster
Bérge og Arvid Miller, m Kai Nor-
mann Andersen; pf. © July 31,
1933; E for. 31205; Wilhelm Han-
sen. 16046
Det er sommerens vals; tekst og m
Henry Carlsen; pf. © July 831,
1933; E for. 31202; Wilhelm Han-
sen. 16047
Det lyder som et eventyr; tekst Alfred
Kjerulf, m Sid Merriman; pf.
July 31, 1933; E for. 31203; Wil-
nelm Hansen. 16048
Deutsche (Die) strasse; nach texten
E. G. Kolbenheyer, m. Hugo Herr-
mann; mannerchor, a_ cappelia.
Partitur. © June 28, 1933; E for.
31132; Ed. Bote & G. Bock. 16049
Deutscher wandermarsch; text Agnes
Millowitsch, m Paul Lincke;-salon-
orch. stimmen. © July 24. 1933;
E for. 31146; Apollo-verlag, inh.
Paul Lincke. 16050
Teutsches bekenntnis; nach texten
E. G. Kolbenheyer, m Hugo Herr-
mann; mannerchor, a cappella.
Partitur. © June 28, 1933; E for.
31133; Ed. Bote & G. Bock. 16051
Deutschlands jugend an Hitler;
marsch, text Ilse u. Otto Kriiger,
m Hanns Miessner, op. 31; Klavier.
©. June 22, 1933:; E for. 31436; Hd.
Bote & G. Bock. 16052
devotion no. 2; by Samuel Kaylin; pf.-
conductor. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1933;
E unp. 74976; Movietone music
corp. 16053
Idichiarazion d’amor; yersi Bepi Bian-
chini, m Guido Bianchini. © July
31, 19838; E for. 31039; G. Rieordi
& Co. 16054
]dinner at eight; w Dorothy Fields, m
Jimmy McHugh, pf. arr. Wayne
Allen. ©1ce. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp.
75515; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
16055
Idbish pan blues; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75630; Wilma Paulson.
16056
Jdixie, open your gates; song, m Wes-
ley Hill and Robert Cloud. ©1 «.
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Aug. 29, 1983; E unp. 75727; Harri-
son Godwin Smith. 16057
Dixie skies of blue; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. Aug. 9,
1983; E unp. 75583; Bernice Gwinn.
16058
Do I love you; song, melody Billy
Blake. © 1c. Aug. 30, 1933; E unp.
75800; Joseph F. Cartelli. 16059
Do you know; fox trot song. ©1e.
Aug. 23, 1983; E unp. 75686; George
Dunadee and Sam Thomas. 16060
Do you love me as I love you; fox-
trot, w and m J. Lilly. ©1e. Aug.
16, 1933; “EY unp. ' 75256-" Janne J.
Lilly. 16061
Do you love me honey; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74614;
Stephen I. Janicki. 16062
Doctor Cupid; song. © 1 «¢. Aug. 25,
1922; E unp. 75474; Dorothy Eliza-
beth Eckland. 16063
Doin’ the uptown lowdown; from
Broadway thru a keyhole, w Mack
Gordon, melody Harry Revel. ©
1 ¢ Aug. 25, 19383; E unp. 75486;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
16064
Done wrong blues; w and melody Jim
Baxter. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp.
74834; Southern musie¢ pub. ¢o.. ine.
16065
Don’t be a cry baby; from Torch
singer, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger. © 1 ¢« Aug. 16, 1933;
E unp. 75185; Paramount produc-
tions, ine. 16066
Don’t believe them dear; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1933; EB unp.
74939; Carl Kirk. 16067
Don’t ever leave me dear; song, arr.
Will Finley. © 1 c. Aug. 15, 1933;
E unp. 75057; William J. Phelps.
16068
Don’t interfere with our President;
song. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1933; E unp.
75384; Theodore Ceraolo. 16069
Don’t take a chance with love: w and
melody. 1 c Aug: 38) eae
E unp. 75165; Norton Labatt Wis-
dom. 16070
Dorothy; fox-trot, w W. W. Reeder
and Robert Edward Washburn, m
arr. Frank H. Hermsen. © 1 e.
Aug. 25, 1983; E unp. 75432; Wilbur
Washington Reeder. 16071
676
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1935
Down in Havana; song, w Katherine
Koos. ©1c. Aug. 25, 19383; E unp.
75669 ; Rudolph Schuster. 16072
Down in lover’s lane; waltz, w and
melody. © 1 c¢« Aug. 28, 1933;
BH unp. 75654; Clyde Rickman and
Sherman Chambers. 16073
Down in Texas blues; w and melody
J. Thomas. hie. *Ane. -%) 1935);
E unp. 74845; Southern music pub.
co., inc. 16074
Down in the valley; w and m Cecil
Harrington. © July 7, 1933; E for.
31026; Llew Weir music co. 16075
Down memory lane; song, m Wendell
Given. Aug... 8, 1983;, Ei ., pub.
37468 ; Mildred Deeds. 16076
Down memory’s trail; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1983; E unp. 74092 ;
Lillian Wilson. 16077
Down South; banjo song, w and m
Lily Strickland. © May 29, 1933;
E pub. 37498; Boston music co.
16078
musical sketch, W. H. Myddle-
ton, arr. Hrik Hansen; 3 saxophones
and pf. accordion. © July 28, 1933;
E for. 31085; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) itd. 16079
w Sigmund Spaeth, m Wm. H.
Myddleton, arr. Freeman High. 1.
4-pt. male voices.—2. Sop. 1, 2 and
alto.—38. Sop., alto and bar.—4. Ten.
1, 2 and bar.—d). Sop. and alto, or
ten. and bass.—6. Mixed voices. ©
Aug. 3, 1933; E pub. 37326-37831 ;
Edward B. Marks music corp.
16080-16085
Down that little sunset trail to our
home; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. ‘© 1 c. Aug. 21,
1933; E unp. 75310; Clifford Arm-
bruster. 16086
Draggin’ my heels around; w Joan
Jasmyn, m M. Kk. Jerome; with
ukulele arr. © Aug. 15, 1933; E
pub. 37524; M. Witmark & sons.
16087
Dream girl of the mountains; w and
riick, Zander..:©:)July 17, 1933;
EK pub. 387341; Richard Drake
Saunders. 16088
Dream. melody; pf. © 1. Aug. 23,
1933; E unp. 75677; Marie Schnei-
der. 16089
Dream shadows; by Gustav Bien, op.
ie’, no, 2;\ pf) © “Aug! 24; 1983: E
pub. 37570; Theodore Presser co.
16090
16105
Dream ship; fox trot song. © 1 ©@
Aug. 23, 1933; E unp. 75687; J. A.
Costello. 16091
Dreaming in the moonlight; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1933; E unp. 75828 ;
Treva Hoover. 16092
Dreaming in the Rockies; waltz; pf.
©lic. July 29, 1933; E unp. 75040 ;
Hans Werder. 16093:
Dreaming love; valse song. © 1 ¢..
Aug. 15, 19383; E unp. 75245; Miles:
N. Coble. 16094.
Dreaming of my Rocky Mountain:
home; w Adah Dalby, m Alva
Woodward. © July 20, 1933; HE
pub. 37383; Alva L. Woodward.
16095
Dreaming of you; fox-trot song; in D
flat ©l1ce. Aug. 17, 1933; E unp.
75144; Lawrence H. Meyer. 16096
Dreaming waltz; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Aue 1619383 unp.” (oise = AT
thur Schwenk, jr. 16097
Dreaming with you in dreamland; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
©i1e Aug. 9, 1983; E unp. 75604;
Samuel Noah. 16098.
Dreamland sweetheart; w H. Feder,
m S. Meltzer; pf. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1933; E unp. 75192; Samuel Meltzer
and Harry Feder. 16099
Dreams; w and melody. © 1. Aug.
4, 1983; E unp. 74615; Stephen I.
Janicki. 16100
Dreams, just empty dreams; waltz
song. © July 24, 1933; HE pub.
37358; Laura Mae Von Pippin.
16101
Dreams of the past; w and m Byrl
Burnam; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
8, 19383; EH pub. 37489; Burnam mu-
sic publications. 16102
Dreams of yesterday; song. © June
8, 1933; E pub. 37314; Jacqueline
Eleanor Meinhardt. 16103
Dreams, what are they made of; w
Buddy Alda, m William Merrell
Paisley. © June 2, 1933; E pub.
37424; William M. Paisley. 16104
Dreamy night; valse song. © 1 e.
Aug. 14, 1983; E unp. 75233; David.
Chitwood. 16105.
Drei stisse worte; slow-fox, aus Die
unschuld vom lande, w Kurt Schwa-
bach, m Willy Engel-Berger, arr.
Gerhard Mohr; orch. stimmen. ©
677
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16106
Drei stisse worte—Continued.
Feb. 18, 1933; E for. 31071; Edition
Karl Briill. 16106
Drifting; w and melody. ©1e. Aug.
12, 19383; E unp. 749382; William H.
Pearce. 16107
Drifting in my dreams; song. ©1e.
Aug. 10, 19383; E unp. 74866; Flor-
ence Bernice Dermody. 16108
Drifting on the Allegheny; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1933; E unp.
74941; Levon Jackson. 16109:
Driftwood; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 16, 1983; E unp. 75074; Grace
Hannan. 16110
Drink a cup of Chase and Sanborn’s;
wand melody. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1933:
E unp. 75019; David Ahlstrand.
16111
Du du, -dudl du du; foxtrot, w Gerd
Karlick u. Albert Bennefeld, m Willi
Henn wu. Will Meisel, arr. Franz
Stolzenwald: orch. stimmen.
Oct. 1, 1932; E for. 31067; Monopol-
liederverlag, Ernst Wengraf, G.m.
b.H. 46112
Duquesne university drinking song;
song, melody Thomas Joseph Quig-
ley. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1933; E unp.
75261; Thomas J. Quigley. 16113
Duquesne university victory song; pf.
with w. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1933; E
unp. 75260; Thomas J. Quigley.
16114
Dusk; tango, Xavier Cugat. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 23, 1983; E unp. 75400; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 16115
E nata a Busto Arsizio; fox-trot,
letra Peppino Mendes, m Ma-
rio Mariotti; pf. © July 10, 1933;
E for. 31140; A. & G. Carisch & ec.
16116
Early to bed; w Milton Drake, m Wal-
ter Kent; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
28, 19338; E pub. 37526; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 16117
Easy Elizabethans; early English
keyboard pieces for young people,
ed. and arr. Harold Craxton; pf.
Apr. 27, 1933; E for. 31000; Oxford
univ. press. 16118
Echo (The) from the hills; song. ©
1c. Aug. 19, 193838; E unp. 75284;
Florence M. King. 16119
Echoes of Christmas; musical pageant,
Valeria R. Lehman, incidental m
I. H. Meredith. © June 27, 1933; D
28495; Tullar-Meredith co. 16119*
678
pt. 11, n..s., v. 28
Ecoe e ricerdi di Napoli; overtura. ©
1 ec. July 26, 1933; E unp. 74148;
Nicola M. Perosi (Piroso). 16120
Edicks easy method chord chart; for
playing melody chords from banjo
chords in popular music; ten. banjo
and guit. © Aug. 18, 1933; AA
127712; Fred Carpenter HEdick.
16121
Highteenth amendment repealed; song.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E ump. 75467;
Irving Berlin, inc. 16122
Eleanora; tango song, arr. Kenneth
Wilson. ©1c. Aug. 3, 1933; E unp.
74542; Orrin Francis White. 16123
Elephant (An) never forgets; song,
m Joe Grant. ©1e. Aug. 7, 1933;
E unp. 74705; Stephen McCarthy.
16124
Elgin; w and melody O. E. Myers. ©
1c Aug. 4, 193883; E unp. 74596;
Opal Myers. 16125
Elves and The moon maid; 2 songs,
w Percy K. Baddeley, m Gwen. W.
Massey. © Aug. 14, 1938; E for.
81265; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine.
with John G. Murdoch & co., ltd.
16126
Emperor Jones; seng, melody Don
Honrath and George Grandee. ©
1 ce. Aug. 19, 1933; 3 apps
Leonard Sillman and June Sillman.
16127
End (The) of the way; hymn, w and
m Princess C. Long. © Aug. 17,
1933; E pub. 37489; Pension fund of
Disciples of Christ. 16128
Hpodi e giambi; di G. Francesco Mali-
piero; violino, oboe, viola e fagotto.
Parti e partitura. © July 31, 1933;
E for. 31199; Wilhelm Hansen.
16129
Es ist so dunkel um mich her; chorile,
wu. m Margarethe Hartwigk-Engei-
ken; op. 2. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1933;
E unp. 74761; Margarethe Engelken,
16130
Esquisses de danses; de B. Martint;
pf. nos. 1-5. © Aug. 4, 1933; E for.
81149; B. Schott’s sdéhne. 16131
Esta noche me emborracho; tango,
Spanish w and m Enrique Santos
Discépolo, English w Marjorie Har-
per, melody arr. J. Rosamond John-
son. © Aug. 9, 1933; E pub. 37425; —
Edward B. Marks music corp.
161382
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 19838
Even tho’ we’re through; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp.
75468; Frankie Drake and Ted Mu-
sial. 16133
Hvening (An) breeze; w and melody
Tom Waring. ©1c. Aug. 3, 1933;
H unp. 74510; Irving Caesar, ine.
16134
Everebody’s [sic] song; song. © 1.
Aug. 31, 1933; E unp. 75831; Michael
Nicholas Vort. 161385
Hverlastingly ; w D. Ahlstrand, melody
S. Danielson. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1933;
EH ounp. 75018; Sigrid Danielson and
David Ahlstrand. 16136
Every little kiss; song. © 1c. Aug.
31, 1988; E unp. 75844; Mable Ray-
field. 16137
Everyday with you; song. ©1..
Aug. 28, 1933; E unp. 75694; Jama
Annie Pope White. 16138
Everything’s as it should be; w Joe
Young, m Jean Schwartz; with uku-
lele arr. © Aug. 28, 1933; E pub.
37583 ; Irving Berlin, inc. 16139
Ev’ry night; w and melody. © 1c.
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 74787; Billy
Taylor, Ken Hopkins and Jimmy De-
laney. 16140
Hy’rything is rosio now; w and mel-
ody. ©i1ec. Aug. 12, 1933; E unp.
74924; Henry Hanson. 16141
Exposition march; pf. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1933; E unp. 75495; Katherine M.
Lehrenkrauss. 16142
Eyes; fox-trot song. © 1c. Aug. 16,
1933; E unp. 75253; Hlvira Hughes.
16143
F.D.R. and N.R.A.; rev. and arr. Ed-
die Daniel; pf. with w. ©1e. Aug.
28, 1988; E unp. 75543; Lee Roy
Branch. 16144
Facciamo pace; tango, versi Mario
Stegani, m Gino Filippini; pf. ©
July 3, 1988; E for. 31128; A. & G.
Carisch & e. 16145
Fairy rondo; by HE. St. George; pf. ©
July 27, 1988; E for. 31041; Walsh,
Holmes & co., ltd. 16146
Far away; fox-trot song. ©1c. Aug.
23, 1983; E unp. 75679; Elsa Wend-
land. 16147
—w and m Anne Bacon Dodge; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1983; EB unp. 74949;
Anne Dodge. 16148
16168
Farewell Gypsy love; song, w Kather-
ine Kloos. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E
unp. 75666; Rudolph Schuster.
16149
Farmer Lee, from. Tennessee; fox trot,
wand melody. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1933;
E unp. 75120; Frederick Burton
Hammann. 16150
Fast asleep; w Ted Goldsmith, m M. &
W. Post; with ukulele arr. Aug.
24, 1988; E pub. 37593; Luz bros.
music publishers. 16151
Fatality; by Samuel Kaylin, arr. EH.
Gerstenberger ; pf. conductor. ©1c.
Aug. 11, 1933; E unp. 74987 ; Movie-
tone music corp. 16152
Fate (The) puts the plane on; w and
melody. © 1. Aug. 25, 1933; H
unp. 75445 ; Ernest Thiel. 16153
Father; w M. B. Johns, m M. M. Mil-
ler; ©) tees Avisssds 61983" ey aes
74476; Mary B. Johns and Madge M.
Miller. 16154
Fiesta; w Michael Doran, m V. Balla-
seyus; ten. and sop. ©1c. Aug. 29,
1933 ; E unp. 75739; Emilia Clapham
and Virginia Ballaseyus. 16155
intermezzo, Italo
Nucci; orch. pti. © Feb. 1, 1933;
E for. 31187 ; M. Aromando. 16156
Firelight; by Iris de Cairos-Rego; pf.
June 20, 19338; E for. 31081;
Augener, ltd. 16157
Fireside (A) dream of long ago; song,
w Cassie B. Smith. © 1c. July 28,
19383; E unp. 74810; Gustave Sax.
16158
First love then hate; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 19383; E unp. 75169;
Sam Kavalsky. 16159
First (The) man of the land; prosper-
ity march, song, m John Kreutzer.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1983; E unp. 75174;
Louis Wrubel. 16160
First spring morning;.w Robert
Bridges, m Harold Greenhill; unison
voices. © July 7, 1933; E for. 31103;
H. F. W. Deane & sons, the Year
book press, ltd. 16161
Flames; song, m McNair Ilgenfritz.
© June 22, 1931; E pub. 37306; Ed-
ward Schuberth & co., inc. 16162
Floating down the moonlit stream; w
Gene McLean, m Lon Healy. ©
Aug. 10, 1983; E pub. 37420; Gene
McLean music Co. 16163
Fiori e farfalle;
679
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16164
Flora mirabilis; preludio, atto 3, Spiro
Samara, trascrizione libera Guido
Farinelli; pf. conduttore, violino e
violoncello, con violino 2 e contra-
basso ad lib. © July 15, 1933; HE
for. 81184; Casa musicale Sonzogno,
S. a. 16164
Flotte postillone ; charaktersttick, Otto
Rathke; salon-orch. stimmen.
- July 25, 1938; E for. 31048; Carl
Haslinger. 16165
Flower (The) series of graded albums;
for school orchs., ete., composed and
arr. William Hartley ; violin 1, 2 and
pf. Sec. and pts. nos. 1-5. © June
30, 1932; E for. 31258-31262; Bayley
& Ferguson. 16166-16170
Fly away to Ioway; w Lorenz Hart,
m Richard Rodgers. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1933; E unp. 74726; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. ft Gilet:
Flying (The) armada; march; pf. ac-
cordion. © 1 ¢. Aug. 17, 19383; E
unp. 75156; Frederic A. Tedesco.
16172
Flying cadet dream girl; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. July 31, 1933; E unp.
74454; Paul Boyer Wilson. 16173
Flying fingers; by Lennie Hayton; pf.
Aug. 238, 1933; E pub. 37555;
Robbing music corp. 16174
Follow the leader; w and melody. ©
ie. Aug: 2h, 19383; BH sunp!’ 75330 ;
George M. Cohan. 16175
For better or worse; w and melody
Lasca Lopez. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1933;
E unp. 74605; Lasca L. Collins.
16176
For goodness sake; w and melody. ©
1 ¢« Atg. 18, 1983; EH. ump. 75206;
Marguerite Camp Smith. 16177
For only you; song. © July 10, 1933;
E pub. 37408; Frank D. Ward.
16178
For richer, for poorer, for better or
for worse; pf. with w. ©1ce. Aug.
12, 19338; E unp. 74952; Anne Dodge.
16179
For that sunset land is calling, calling
me; song. ©1c. Aug. 10, 1933; EB
unp. 74869; Gertrude Throne Peters.
16180
Foreboding and tension; by R. H. Bas-
sett; pf.-conductor. 1 ¢, “Ane..c.
1933; E unp. 74466; Movietone music
corp. 16181
680
pt. 16, Das
Forest-reservation march; melody. ©
1c. Aug. 2, 1983; EH unp. 74486;
Frederico Agresta. 16182
Forever and a day; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Aug. 2, 19835 BH unereos.
Helen Whitehurst. 16183
Forever mine; w Albert McDonald,
melody Paul James Nagle. © 1 e.
Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 75386; Albert
Michael McDonald. 16184
Forget-me-not ; intermezzo, Henry
Richards, arr. Lynn Vaughan; orch.
pts. © Aug. 15, 1933; E for. 31237;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd. 16185
—— — pf. © Aug. 4, 1933;
E for. 31114; Keith, Prowse & Co.,
ltd. 16186
Forgive me; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 21,1983; E unp. (Sase> awa
liam Clarence Nelson. 16187
Forgotten (The) man’s song; song,
melody Don Comstock. © Aug. 3,
1933; E pub. 37444; William Thomas
Kimberl. 16188
Forgotten star; w Benjamin H. Jef-
ferson, m Fleetwood Jefferson. ©
1c. Aug. 21, 19383 > aie aes
Benjamin Fleetwood Jefferson.
16189
alone; song, m Sylvester
© 1c Aug. 9 1933;
16190
Forsaking all others; song, melody
Sidney Fine. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1933;
E unp. 75134; W. Dixon Kramer.
16191
Forward N. R. A.; song. © 1.e¢ Aug,
4, 1933; E unp. 74565; Mildred TI.
Humphrey. 16192
song, w Harry S. MacGregor. ©
1 c. Aug. 17, 1933; E “unpy fai2s;
Forsaken,
Long Cross.
E unp. 75628; Mary Meyer.
Harriet MacGregor. 16193
Four walls; valse song. © 1 ¢. Aug.
14, 1933; E unp. 75239; Alice Hill
and Josephine Hill. 16194
Fox (Sam) magie carpet melodies; by
“Walter H. Bransen, Harry Revel,
J. S. Zamecnik and others; pf. con-
ductor. v. 1, 2: © Aue. Siyises
E pub. 37595, 37596; Sam Fox pub.
CO. 16195, 16196
Fraicheur; by Carlos Salzedo; harp
solo or in unison. © July 27, 1933;
E pub. 37508; G. Schirmer, ine.
16197
Frankie and Johnny; song, transcribed
Hugo Frey; with ukulele arr. May
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Singhi Breen. © Aug. 12, 1933; E
pub. 27423; Robbins musie corp.
16198
Franklin D. Roosevelt; song, melody
Starret system club. © 1c. Aug. 9,
193838; E unp. 74784; Ada McGill.
16199
Franklin Roosevelt, the nation’s pride;
w W. A. Macsey, melody S. B.
Luksic. © 1 Aug. 11, 1933; E
unp. 74904; Wencel A. Macsey and
Stephen Bruce Luksic. 16200
French march; incl. French bugle
ealls, La Marseillaise, etc., com-
posed L. HE. De Francesco, orch. EH.
Gerstenberger; pf. conductor. © 1
Gnade 11 1983: unp.,. 74977 ;
Movietone music corp. 16201
Freut euch des lebens; operette, nach
Nestroy, v. Julius Wilhelm u. Peter
Herz, m Johann u. Josef Strauss,
fiir die buhne bearb. Bernard Griin.
Klavierauszug mit text. © Dec. 22,
1932; E for. 30999; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky).
16202
Friends (The) of Hiawatha; cantata,
text Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,
m Ira B. Wilson ; 2-pt. cheo., sop. and
alto. © July 28, 1933; E pub. 37523;
Lorenz pub. co. 16203
Frog’s (The) frolic; pf. treble with w.
©l1c. Aug. 3, 1933; E unp. 74506;
Gertrude del Pino. 16204
Frolic; by Charles Woodhouse; violin
Win peace. ©). July, 25, 1983: EB
for. 81016; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd. 16205
Frtihlingsrauschen; von Christian
Sinding, op. 32, no. 3, arr. Leopold
Weninger; kleines orch. stimmen,
mit orgel. © Apr. 15, 1933; HE for.
31065; C. F. Peters. 16206
Full moon as our guide; song. ©1.
Aug. 30, 1983; E unp. 75803 ; Stephen
Byko. 16207
Furnished room; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Aug. 21, 1983; E unp. 75312; Martin
Kern. 16208
Ga-ga moon; song, m Joe Grant. ©
ie 2 AUS 4, 193350 RY np. T4707:
Stephen McCarthy. 16209
Garden (A); song. ©1ec. Aug. 18,
1933; BE unp. 75159; C. Mae Brooks
Lee. 16210
Garden (A) down in Spain; melody
hack pt, ace., ©) 1'c Aue. 31, °19383:
16224
E unp. 75849; Anthony Richard Ca-
puto. 16211
Garden of memories; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 4, 1983; E unp. 74577;
Mamie Tardiff. 16212
Gavotte a l’antique; pf. © 1c. Aug.
11, 1933; E unp. 74908; Vincenzo La
Capria. 16213
Gavotte in G [and] Slow ayre; by
Henry Purcell, adapted and arr. Al-
fred Moffat; pf. © June 15, 1933;
E for. 31084; Augener, ltd. 16214
Gems of gladness; 1934 bk. for use in
religious gatherings, H. M. Bart-
lett, Thos. Benton, W. Oliver Cooper,
and others. © July 15, 1933; EH pub.
37519; Hartford music co. 16215
General Italo Balbo; grand symphonic
march; cornets. © 1 ¢ Aug. 11,
1933 ; E unp. 74906; Joseph Gigante.
16216
Get behind our President. join the
N.R.A.; song. ©1c. Aug. 21, 1933;
EH eunp. 75299; Frederick F. Murphy.
16217
Get hot foot; from Shady lady, w and
m Bud Green and Sam H. Stept;
with ukulele arr. © July 29, 1933;
E pub. 37400; Mills music, inc.
16218
(Annette) Thirteen minia-
tures; pf. © Jume 19, 1933; E for.
31083; Annette Gibson. 16219
Gift (The) of Christmas; operetta, w
and m Otis Mills Carringtcn. ©
Aug. 26, 1983; D 28498; Myers &
Carrington. 16219*
Gipsy, sing for me; English w Edward
Pola, m Will Meisel, pf. arr. Hart-
wig von Platen. © Apr. 27, 1933;
E for. 31152; United music publish-
ers, ltd. 16220
Girl of Malibu; Californian barcarole,
w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 10, 1933;
H unp. 74865; Teresa Frances Glea-
son, 16221
Girl of mine; fox-trot song. © 1.
Aug. 8, 1983; EH unp. 74852; S. EH.
True. 16222
Girl of my heart; w John Locascio,
Gibson
m Tommy Talarico. © 1c. Aug.
8. 1933; E unp. 74765; Gaetano
Tommy Talarico: 16223
Girl with wicked eyes; w Vincent
McConnor, m William Russell. ©
1c. Aug. 30, 19333) EH np... (5188
Russell William Wagner. 16224
681
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16225
Girlie; fox trot, w and m Lady Eli-
nor Hicks. © 1c. Aug. 23, 1933; EH
unp. 75689; Gladys E. Hicks.
16225
Girls and girls; song, w Russell Jan-
ney. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1933; E unp.
75506; Franklin Hauser. 16226
Give me all your love, because I need
it; w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 8,
1933; E unp. 74770; Henry Etienne
Kean. 16227
Give me liberty or give me love; from
Torch singer, w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger. © 1 Aug. 16,
1933; E unp. 75184; Paramount pro-
ductions, inc. 16228
Give me one hour; w Gerald Gould,
m Gwen W. Massey. © Aug. 14,
1933; E for. 31264; Murdoch, Mur-
doch & co., inc. with John G. Mur-
doch & co., ltd. 16229
Give me your heart dear, and Ill give
you mine; w and m Len Burcay,
arr. Chas. W. Karbach. © 1.c.
Aug. 21, 1933; E unp. 75325; Leon-
ard Burkey and Charles Karbach.
16230
Glittering stars; song. © 1c. Aug.
15, 1933; E unp. 75059; Melville
Grems. 16231
Glory to our leader; song. ©1..
Aug. 16, 1983; E unp. 75733; Lois
A. Wooley. 162382
Gliick muss man haben; operette, text
Ernst Marischka u. Hermann Feiner,
m Anton Profes. Klavierauszug
mit text. © July 19, 1933; E for.
31221; W. Kareczag verlag. 16233
God’s loving care; anthem, w and m
Charles Carter; sop. and alto, with
alto 2, ten. and bass ad lib.; organ
ace. © May 19, 1933; E for. 31045;
Allan & co., prop. ltd. 16234
Going through the zoo; music color-
ing bk., m Francesco B. DeLeone ;
pf. © Aug. 2, 1933; E pub. 37356;
Theodore Presser co. 16235
Going up, coming down; w and mel-
ody. Rev. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1983; E
unp. 74563; John J. Schneider.
16236
Going with others but thinking of you;
fox-trot song. ©1l1c. Aug. 14, 1983;
BE ounp. 75004; Harold A. Hanft and
Harriett Kemp. 16237
Gold and silver; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 15, 1988; E unp. 75045;
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Herman
laney.
Butter and Jimmy De-
16238
Gondoliera; di Ugo Solazzi; archi e
pf. conduttore. © Aug. 3, 1933; EB
for. 31095; G. Ricordi & co. 16239
Good-bye blues; song. © 1 «¢. Aug. 17,
1933 ; Ei unp. 75156. “Wao
land. 16240
Good night, my boy; lullaby, w
Mayme Reean. © Aug. 11, 1933; E
pub. 37511; Estelle English. 16241
Good times are coming back in 1933;
w and melody. © 1 ¢« Aug. 25,
1938; E unp. 75442; Grace A. Neel.
16242
Good times are here; song, m Luther
A. Clark. ©°!1 @ Aus’ 123
unp. 74998; Mary H. Rogers.
6243
Goodbye again; w Sam M. Lewis, m
J. Fred Coots; with ukulele arr.
May Singhi Breen. © Aug. 10,
1933 ; E pub. 37421; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 16244
Good bye dear old homestead; w Mrs.
E. C. Thompson, melody Pauline
Story. ©1e. July 6, 1933; E unp.
73406; Mary Ellen Bowen Thomp-
son. 16245
Goodbye sweetheart; w and melody.
© 1c Aug. 12, 19383; E unp. 74940;
Gay Watkins. 16246
Grab yourself a share of sunshine; w
and melody Dick Stevens. © 1.
Aug. 22, 1988; E unp. 75874; Rich-
ard Morrison Stevens. 16247
Graceful (A) tune; by Frederick
Kell; viola solo; pf. ace. © July
28, 1988; E for. 31116; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd. 16248
Grand new girl of mine; song. ©1ec.
Aug. 24, 1983; E unp. 75424; Susie
McIntosh. 16249
Grand old city Chicago; w C. Plack,
m Caroline Jane Cady. © 1.
Aug. 23, 1933; E unp. 75408; Caro-
line Cady and Cora Plack. 16250
Grand (The) old national game; w
and melody. © 1. Aug. 21, 1933;
E unp. 75831; George M. Cohan.
16251
Grandmas old red shawl; fox trot, m
James Young; pf. with w. ©1«..
Aug. 18, 1933; E unp. 75166; John
Walker, jr. 16252
Granville (Charles Norman) Nine yoco
songs; with practical vocalises for
682
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
class training. © Aug. 23, 1933;
AA 128109; Gamble hinged music
€o, 16253
Grave (The) of Orpheus; w Andrew
Lang, m Michael Webb; med. voice.
© Aug. 15, 1933; E pub. 37599;
Harry G. Neville. 16254
Greebie; melody with pf. acc. ©1e.
July 19, 1988; E unp. 74746; Sammy
Kaye. 16255
‘Greed; w J. H. Logan, m L. J. Down-
ing. © 1c. July 29, 19383; E unp.
74808; Lulu. Jones Downing and
Joseph Hancock Logan. 16256
Green fire; 2-pt. song, w Will H. Ogil-
vie, m H. J. Moeran; treble voices.
© Aug. 2, 1933; E for. 31216; H. F.
W. Deane & sons, the Year book
press, ltd. 16257
Green (The) hills of Erin and you;
waltz song, w and melody. ©1..
Aug. 28, 1988; E unp. 75707; George
Rothwell. 16258
Green rain; w Robert Leslie, and
melody. © 1c. July 27, 19383; BH
unp. 74216; Kenneth Leslie. 16259
Greenfield (Marjorie H.) 16 percussion
band songs; w and m M. H. Green-
field. © Aug. 16, 1933; E for.
31236; Joseph Williams, Itd. 16260
‘Greet the day with a smile; w and
melody Leon Leonard. © 1c. Aug.
5, 1933; E unp. 74649; Leon T. Levy.
16261
Grey dawn; fox-trot, w Jack Harris,
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1933;
Hi unp. 75222; Jack Hawkins. 16262
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Oh light!
' Gracious glow; Huldigungs march,
from Sigurd Jorsalfar, op. 56, vocal
transcription, text and arr. Franz C.
Bornschein; mixed voices. © Aug.
10, 19838; E pub. 374385; J. Fischer
& bro. | 16263
Grimmig (Der) tod; kantate zu einer
totenfeier tiber ein altes volkslied,
m Hermann Erpf; einzelstimmen,
chor wu. instrumente. © Dec. 1,
1932; E for. 31062; J. Rieter-Bieder-
mann. 16264
Gypsy melody; song, w L. H. Bacher.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75665;
Rudolph Schuster. 16265
Handel (Georg Friedrich) The Christ-
mas Messiah; Christmas portions of
Handel’s Messiah, ed. Ira B. Wilson,
for church choirs, etc. © Aug. 4,
1988; E pub. 37522; Lorenz pub. co.
16266
11096—33——4
16280
Gavotte ; from Otho [and] March;
from Occasional oratorio: arr. and
ed. Ernest Read; children’s percus-
sion band pts., with pf. and child-
conductor’s score. © Aug. 16, 1933;
E for. 81235; Joseph Williams, ltd.
16267
Hail to the Baron Munchausen; w
Dorothy Fields, m Jimmy McHugh,
pf. arr. Wayne Allen. © 1c. Aug.
16, 19383; E unp. 75106; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 16268
Ha-ja-do (The) song; w Richard
Jerome, melody J. Russel Robinson.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1983; E unp. 75465;
Irving Berlin, ine. 16269
Kakenkreuz und’ schwarz-weiss-rot ;
marsch, w Hans Machill, m Julius
Kochmann; musikkorps stimmen.
© Aug. 4, 1983; E for. 31126; Aug.
Cranz, G.m.b.H. 16270
Hallelujah, amen; hymn, arr. Artie
Matthews. © Aug. 17, 1933; E pub.
37447; James H. Washington. 16271
Ham and eggs and you; w Tom Mor-
rison; pf. treble. © 1 c. Aug.. 23,
1933; E unp. 75412; Philip A. Scheib.
16272
Hand in hand; hymn, m Juanita
Evelyn Tubbs. © Aug. 12, 1933;
E pub. 37461; John Elmer Tubbs.
16273
Handful of keys; by Thomas Waller,
modern pf. arr. Frank Weldon. ©
July 14, 19338; E pub. 373824; South-
ern music pub. ¢co., ine. 16274
Hans and Gretchen; from Best of
enemies, w and m Val Burton and
Will Jason. © Aug. 16, 1983; E
’ pub. 37456; Movietone music corp.
16275
Happy dreams of youth; w and m
Minnie B. Russell; with ukulele arr.
uly ie 1983) Spt ates tener
Richard Drake Saunders. 16276
Happy-go-lucky ; song, fox-trot novelty.
© 1c. July 25, 1988; E unp. 74102;
Malcolm Hayes Goosey. 16277
Happy-go-lucky guy; w Abraham Tu-
vim, melody Donald Heywood. ©
1 ce. Aug. 17, 1983; E unp. 75139;
Heywood-Tuvim. 16278
Happy mood; composed and arr. Peter
Brunelli; pf.-conductor. ©1ce Aug.
11, 1933; E unp. 74970; Movietone
music corp. 16279
Happy rondeau; by Colleen Atchinson ;
pf. © Aug. 21, 1933; E pub. 37626;
G. Schirmer, inc. 16280
683
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16281
pt. MI, n. s., v. 28
Harp and crown; w Stuart Anthony, m | Heaven has sent me you; w M. R. Cad-
Brulier and Anthony. © 1c. Aug.
23, 19838; E unp. 75392; Movietone
music corp. 16281
Harty (Hamilton) Two movements
from an Irish symphony; ed. Charles
Woodhouse; orch. pts. © July 28,
1933 ; E for. 31087; Boosey & co., ltd.
16282
Haunting melody and you; w William
Joinville; pf. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1933;
E unp. 75157; Clyde Tullock. 16283
Havana moon; w V. E. Pease, melody
L. J. McQuaid. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1933;
E unp. 74697; Vance Elwood Pease
and Leo Joseph McQuaid. 16284
Have faith, have faith; song, m I. K.
Harris and Madge Tuttle Kessler.
© 1e Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74612;
Inez Kessler Harris. 16285
Hawaiian guitar solos; series no. 2, by
Frances M. Banasack, arr. by All
American Hawaiians; in diagram.
© July 31, 1933; AA 127213; Ameri-
can Hawaiian music publishers.
16286
He that loves a rosy cheek; 2-pt. song,
w T. Carew, m Kenneth Finlay. ©
Aug. 4, 1933; E for. 31120; Boosey &
co., ltd. 16287
He will not forget; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75598; George Eplin.
16288
Heads up; mixed voices. ©1c. Aug.
9, 1983; E unp. 74788; J. Harry
Crossley. 16289
Hear O Master, hear my prayer; high
yoice; in G. © 1c July 31,2942 ;
E unp. 75664; Marvin C. Lucke.
16290
Heart of my heart; w J. R. Reeves, m
George H. Hinckley. ©1c. Aug. 5,
1933; E unp. 74627; George Hinck-
ley and John Reeder Reeves.
16291
Heartache; w M. B. Johns, m M. M.
Miller. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1933: E unp.
74481; Mary B. Johns and Madge
M. Miller. 16292
Heaven; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1933; E unp. 75131; Rose Myra Phil-
lips. 16293
Heaven forbid; musical play, with
prologue and epilogue. © 1c. Aug.
9, 1938;
grin.
D 28487; Rae Dalven Ne-
16293*
walader, m E. T. Lange; pf. ©l1c.
Aug. 28, 1983; E unp. 75712; Elvin
T. Lange and Merrill R. Cadwalader.
16294
Heaven on earth; w Tot Seymour, m
Al Hoffman; with ukulele arr. ©
Apr. 20, 1931; E pub. 37604; Sterling
songs, inc. 16295
Heaven’s gone; w E. Kampelman, and
melody. © 1 e¢ Aug. 19, 1933; E
unp. 75385; Ray Dieringer. 16296
Heidelberg nightS; opera, w and m
David Glidden. © 1 e¢. Aug. 11,
1933 ; D 28491; David Lingo. 16296*
Hel-hel-hello baby; w and melody
Lasca Lopez. © 1 e. Aug. 4, 1933;
E unp. 74606; Lasca L. Collins.
16
Hello Chicago; fox-trot song, w Jos-
eph Argento. © Aug. 1, 1933; E
pub. 37360; Anthony Misuraca.
16298
Hello! little fellow; w and melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 5, 19338; E unp. 74656;
Marie T. Laing. 16299
Hello prosperity; w and m Cora B.
Jett. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1983; E unp.
75010; Cora Jett. 16300
Help wanted female; w Lester W.
Zolla, and melody. © 1 ec. Aug. 4,
1933; E unp. 74575; Marion Rutten-
berg. 16301
Here comes prosperity; song. ©1
July 20, 1933; E unp. 74966; Helen
Kleckner Trei. 16302
w and melody. © 1 ec. Aug. 4,
1933; E unp. 74588; Ferne EH. Mc-
Lennan. 16303
Here’s to dear old mother and dad;
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 19383; E unp. 75637;
Audrey Alford. 16304
Hiawatha’s wooing; orch. Se. ©1e.
Aug. 26, 1983; E unp. 75547; Israel
Freedman. 16305
High and dry; w and melody. ©1 .
Aug. 4, 19233; E unp. 74566; Bascom
Little, jr. 16306
High society; w Clarence Williams,
m <A. J. Piron; with ukulele arr.
© Aug. 1, 1933; E pub. 37387; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. Co., ine.
16307
Highland scenes; 5 pieces, Eric Thi-
man; pf. © July 15, 1933; EH-for.
31030; Bosworth & co., ltd. 16308
684
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Hilarity; drinking song, from The
lost chord, w and m William Louis
Trytel. © July 15, 1983; E for.
31029; Bosworth & co., ltd. 16309)
Hills of home; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Aug. 31, 1983; E unp. 75821; Mary
B. Anderson. 16310
Hills of old New Hampshire; from I
loved you Wednesday, traditional
w, m Will Vodery. © Aug. 7, 1933;
E pub. 373872; Movietone music corp.
16311
His Christmas star; story and lyrics
Valeria R. Lehman, m Norman
ientoul: © July 19, 1933; D
28494; Lorenz pub. co. 16311*
Hitlerland-heimatland-deutsches vater-
land; hymne, text Albert Sergel, m
Kurt Striegler, op. 71, no. 1. ©
May 26, 1983; E for. 30993; Sunn-
wend-verlag, G.m.b.H. 16312
Holding up the parade; w and melody
Michael H. Cleary, Maurice Sigler
and A. Hoffman. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1933; E unp. 753850; Irving Berlin,
inc. 16313
Se (A) in a kindergarten; orch.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1933; E unp.
74958: John Costa Coll. 16314
Hollywood blues; w and melody. ©
1 e. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74587;
Benj. Alterson. 16315
Hollywood hometown blues; fox-trot
song. © 1c. July 31, 1933; E unp.
75388; Philip James O’Donnell,
Martin Joseph Endres and Bert
Endres. 16316
Holy communion office; liturgical
text, m H. A. Chambers; 8 voices.
© Aug. 31, 1933; E for. 31268; No-
vello & co., ltd. 16317
Homage to Roosevelt; song. © 1 e.
Aug. 31, 1983; E unp. 75847; Roy
L. Jones. 16318
Homeland; w Bob Du Soe, m B.
Hollowell. © 1 ¢. Aug. 2, 1933:
E unp. 75031; Bert Hollowell and
Robert C. Du Soe. 16319
Honey, don’t be mad at me; song. ©
Hie. Aug. 10, 1933 ;)H unp. 74873;
Manfred Byron Hughes. 163820
Honey what are you afraid of; w H.
Long, m. H. Smith, © 1c. Aug. 7,
19338; E unp. 74680; Hamilton Long
and Hessie Smith. 16321
Honey won't cha make up with me;
w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1933;
16336
E unp. 74586; Rosco Joseph Down-
ham. 16322
Honeysweet kisses; w and melody
Dick Stevens. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1933;
E unp. 753875; Richard Morrison
Stevens. 16323
Hooray for, the..N.RB,A;:;, song, ...©
wes Aus, 167 S985." np. 14005
Walter Harris Kranz. 16324
Hop-Li, the rickshaw man; w and m
Kathleen Lockhart Manning; wom-
en’s cho. © July 27, 1933; E pub.
37503 ; G. Schirmer, inc. 16325
Hot! Hot! Hot! fox trot song, m F. J.
Townsend and Lea Roy; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1933; EH
unp. 75405; Frederick James Town-
send. 16326
Hot peanuts; fox trot song. © 1 e.
Aug. 21, 1933; E unp. 753828; Carl
Ward Dudley. 163827
House (The) with nobody in it; poem
Joyce Kilmer, m Lee Montgomery.
1. In KE. —2.In C. © Aug. 1, 1933;
E pub. 37569; Harms, inc. 16328
How: w and melody. ©1e. Aug. 15,
19338; E unp. 75044; John A. Cala-
bro and Jimmy Delaney. 16329
How can I sleep when I’m deep in the
blue; w Maurice Sigler and Mickey
Alpert, m Michael H. Cleary, pf.
arr. &, E Noeliner® ©r Awe. 22.
1933; E pub. 37517; Keit-Engel, inc.
16330
How can you smile, when all the while
I ery for you; Ww and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 1, 1983; E unp. 74427; Billy
Rand, 163831
How like a flower; w Bob Du Soe, m
B. Hollowell. © 1 ¢ Aug. 2, 1933;
E unp. 75034; Bert Hollowell and
Robert C. Du Soe. 16332
How much longer; w Sidney D. Mitch-
ell, melody Harry Akst. ©. 1 «
31, 19338; E unp. 75839; Irving
16333
Aug.
Berlin, ine.
Hula girl; fox-trot song. © 1c. Aug.
23, 19383; E unp. 75681; Jim Pache
Murashita. 16334
Humoresque; by Frederick A. Ogilvy:
pf. © July 21,1933; E for. 31053;
Novello & Go., ltd, 16335
/ Humorous (A) fantasy; by Frederick
Kell; viola solo; pf. acc. © July 28,
1933 : H for. 31115; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd. 16336
685
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16337
Hungarian fantasia; violin and pf. ©
LL ¢. Aug. 25, 1933; H unp.. 75676;
Rudolph Schuster. 16337
Hurrah for prosperity ; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74673; Hallie
Stearns Anderson. 16338
Hurrah for Roosevelt; w A. E. Far-
mer, m K. J. Griffeth, © 1c. Aug.
15, 19838; E unp. 75067; Arlie Eliza-
beth Farmer and Katie Jester Grif-
feth. 16339
Hurrah, prosperity; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with ‘w.' © 1c. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75595; Ella. Stevens.
16340
Hurray for N.R.A.; w and melody Joe
Truxton. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1933; E
unp. 75366 ; Joseph D. Truxton, jr.
16341
Husarendurchmarsch; text Martin
Greif, m Max Reger, op. 83, nr. 4,
erleichterte ausgabe Hanns M‘ess-
ner; mdannerchor, a cappella. Par-
titur. _(© June. 24, 19383; EH for.
31134; Ed. Bote & G. Bock. 16342
Hymn of peace; hymn. ©1c. Aug. 11,
1933-;. EB... unp. , 74897; C., RR... Jean
Grant Govan. 16343
Hymn to Woodrow Wilson; school
song, w J. Douglas Foster; pf. ©
1 @« Aug. 1, 19388; E unp. 74446;
Frederick Elsworth Shaffer, jr.
16344
I am happy with you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Aug, 21, 1983; E unp. 75306; Eleu-
terio Blanco Navarro. 16345
am just a little broken hearted rose;
song, m Luther A. Clark. © 1.
Aug. 25, 1988; E unp. 75490; Charles
Parks. 16346
I am lonely, so lonely; song, m:-James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Aug. 17, 19383; E unp. 75126; Stan-
ley A. Bazydle. 16347
am longing for to-morrow, for to-
morrow you'll be mine; song; with
ukulele arr. © June 21, 1933; E
pub. 37427; James P. Delaney,
Rosa Rio and Bert Douglas. 16348
I believed in you; waltz-song, w J.
Guttmann, m H. Lohr. ©1c. Aug.
5, 1933; E unp. 74634; Henrietta
Lohr and Joseph Guttmann. 16349
I can’t believe your [sic] untrue; w
Charles Holsinger, m Carl Maurice
Koepp; with ukulele arr., Bernadine
—
—
pt. Il, n.s., v. 28
Cooley. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1933; E
unp. 74860; Charles Cloyd Holsinger.
16350
I can’t come out tonight; w and m
Herman Pincus, Billy Barry and Ir-
ving Bibo; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug.
19, 1983; E unp. 75275; Bibo-Lang,
ine. 16351
I can’t find a substitute for you; w
Haven Gillespie, melody Larry Shay.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1933; E unp. 75142;
Broadway music corp. 16352
I can’t forget; song. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1933 ; E unp. 75320; Matilda Curtiss.
16353
I can’t go on; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Aug, 9, 1933; E unp. 74821; Nicholas
L. J. DiRoces: 16354
I could do much to win you; pf. treble
with w. © 1. Aug. 14, 1933; E
unp. 74990; Samuel Myron O’Dell.
16355
I could not do without Thee; sacred
song, w Frances R. Havergal, m Ger-
ald Grey; med. voice. © July 28,
1933; HE pub. 37299; J. A. Parksico:
16356
I eould stand a lot -of loving; song.
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp. 75096;
Angelo Tripi. 16357
I’d build a castle to the sky; song.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1933; E unp. 75709;
Walter Merle Dorff. 16358
I’d hate to see it end; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1933; E unp. 744382;
Billy Rand and Lou Valier. 16359
I did sin: w and melody. ©1c. Aug.
28, 1933: E unp. 75657; Syril How-
ard Baldwin. 16360
I don’t want to know about heaven;
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1983; E unp. 75647;
Gregory Crowley. 16361
I dream of you; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 14, 19383; E unp. M00; Bee
Smith and Jimmy Delaney. 16362
I dreamed of mother; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 74786;
Sylvia Lipson. 16363
I feel I’ve always known you, I’ve met
you in my dreams; w Roger Wm.
Brown, m Rolf Gunst; with ukulele
arr. © Aug. 3, 1933; E pub. 37311;
Music masters of Middlesex, music
publishers, Brown, Gunst & William-
son. 16364
686
sont, als
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
I find no fault with you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1933; E unp. 75824;
Sherman ‘Thomas. 16365
I forgot to say before 1 went away—l
love you; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 12, 1933; E unp. 74919; Rossie
Hvelyn Gay. 16366
I found a short cut to heaven, when I
found you; w and melody. ©1..
Aug. 1, 1983; HE unp. 74430; Billy
Rand and Lou Valier. 16367
I found my true love in Vienna; song,
w Katherine Kloos. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1933; E unp. 75674; Rudolph Schus-
ter. 16368
I found the key to paradise; w and m
Michael Daniels, arr. Chas. Wolff;
with ukulele arr. © May 10, 1933;
HB pub. 37544; Great western music
co. 16369
I found you—lI lost you, I found you
again; from I loved you Wednesday,
w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m I. B. Korn-
blum. © Aug. 7, 1933; E pub. 37374;
Movietone music corp. 16370
I gotcha where I wantcha; w Edward
Heyman, m Richard Myers; with
ukulele arr. © Aug. 24, 19383; EH
pub. 37585; Famous music corp.
16371
I guess it had to be that way; from
Too much harmony, w and m Arthur
Johnston and Sam Coslow. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 23, 1933; E unp. 75416; Para-
mount productions, inc. 16372
I guess it must be love; pf., with w
and ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1933 ; EH unp. 74659; Joe Kriz. 16373
I have been a fool; w and melody Ma-
rie Hepburn. © 1 c. Aug, 30, 1933;
E ounp. 75789; Ashton EH. Hepburn.
16374
I just couldn’t take it, baby ; song, mel-
ody Alberta Nichols. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1933; E unp. 75697; Mann Holiner.
16375
I knew heaven; song, w Thomas Lloyd
fennon. © 1c Aug: ‘25, 1933; H
unp. 75504; Emily Seymour Linden.
16376
I know a nook; w J. M. Betts, m HE. P.
Lewis. © 1. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp.
74702; Joseph M. Betts and Edwin
P. Lewis. 16377
know His voice; w and melody arr.
Chas. Oaks. ©1e. July 21, 1933;
e
16393
E unp. 74501; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 16378
I know you belong to somebody else;
w and melody Little Jack Little and
Ira Schuster. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1933;
BH unp. 75835; Irving Berlin, inc.
16379
I’ll always love Him; hymn, m Juanita
Evelyn Tubbs. © Aug. 12, 1933; EH
pub. 37460; John Elmer Tubbs.
16380
I’ll always remember you; w. and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1933; E unp.
75212; Norman C. Becker. 16381
I’ll be contented there with you; song.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 19383; E unp. 75848 ;
Mable Rayfield. 16382:
T’ll be there with you; song, m A. §S.
Lohmann, © 1c. Aug. 29, 1933; EH
unp. 75757 ; Marie Mason. 16383
I'll chase the blues away; song. ©
1 ¢c.. Aug. 29, 1983; EH. unp.. 75756 ;
Elsie Newton. 16384
Ill come when the lilacs are blooming;
song, m Luther A. Clark. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 22, 1983; E unp. 75409; Mar-
garet Alma Stevens. 16385
I’ll make a wish on the new moon; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1933;
E unp. 74930; Selma Mitchell.
16386
I’ll make amends; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 10, 19838; E unp. 74823;
Joseph Harris. 16387
I’ll never be blue; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. Aug. 15, 19383; E unp. 75252;
Herb Gately and Leroy Magruder.
163888
I'll never be content without you; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75645;
Harold Mostyn Freeman. 16389
T’ll never forget; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 2, 1983; E unp. 74463; Jo-
seph Harris. 16890
I’ll take you just as you are; w and
melody. ©1ec. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp.
74579; Ethel Giessinger. 16391
I lost my heart to you; foxtrot, w Mor-
ris Epstein, m Clifford Barnes. © 1
e. Aug. 12, 1983; E unp. 74959; An-
na Epstein. 16392
I lost the one girl I loved; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp.
75460; Floyd E. Golly. 16393
I love Him more each day; hymn, w
W. C. Poole, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
687
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16394
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
I love Him more each day—Continued.
Aug. 4, 1983; E pub. 373852; John
H. Brunner. 16394
I love to be loved like a baby; song,
Bi ostan: Tucker, (CL oe Rus, 2,
1933; E unp. 74686; Jules Bellwynn.
16395
I love you; w and melody. © 1e.
Aug. 12, 1933; E unp. 74945; Samuel
A. Brocato. 16396
I love you, I do; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 1, 19383; E unp. 74545; John
T. Ackerson. 16397
I love you more than words can tell;
w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 1, 1933;
E unp. 74435; Billy Rand and Lou
Valier. 16398
I love you, oh my darling; w and mel-
ody Russell Shuster. © 1 c. Aug.
1, 19338; E unp. 74450; Russell Ed-
ward Shuster. 16399
I love you so; w Fannie Kortz and Iro
B. Arnstein, m Iro B. Arnstein. ©
me, Aug) 11,1983 -“ivunp> ss;
Arkin pub. co. 16400
I love you, sweetheart, I love you; w
and melody Fleming-Townsend.
1 ¢« Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74840;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 16401
I loved you; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 15, 1933; E unp. 75066; Nathan
Bader. 16402
I’m a million miles from happiness,
when I’m just one little mile from
you: song. ©1e. Aug. 16, 1933; E
unp. 75086; Michael Kikita and Mac.
Benoit. 16403
I’m alone: w Phil Lewis, and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp. 75081;
Josephine Bose. 16404
I’m alone with a dream of you; w and
m Hal Swain; with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 10, 1923; E for. 31056; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd. 16405
I’m building a fence around the moon;
waltz, w G. Soffa, melody W. Kohl.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75477;
Wesley Kohl and George Soffa.
16406
I'm calling my sweetheart out yonder ;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1983; E
unp. 74663; Kristine E. Thorpe.
16407
I’m ealling you; w Hazel HE. Carter, m
R. Marvel. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1933; E
unp. 75751; Hazel Elizabeth Carter
and Robert Marvel. 16408
I’m coming home; song, w Katherine
Kloos. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp.
75670; Rudolph Schuster. 16409
I’m dreaming dreams of yesterday for
I always find you there; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 ec.
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75614; Oscar
Aven Cotten. 16410
I’m ’fraid of you ole river, after I blow
out my light; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. ©1e. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75632; Frank Rodri-
gues. 16411
I'm going home; w and melody. © 1e.
Aug. 18, 1933; E unp. 75152; Irving
W. Roberts. 16412
I’m happy because I love you; song.
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1933; E unp. 75807;
George Morton Abnett. 16413
I’m happy with you; song. © 1 «.
Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74723; Ciro
Vigorita. 16414
I'm having a love affair; melody. ©
1c. Aug. 21, 1933; E unp. 75298; Ed-
ward I. Geller. 16415
Im humming and strumming my
troubles away; pf. with w. © 1.
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75561; Gilbert
Schaad. 16416
I’m in heaven when dreaming of you;
song, m Stan Tucker. © 1c. Aug.
7, 1933; E unp. 74690; Clora Norris.
16417
I'm in love: w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 31, 1933; EH unp. 75830; Peter
Paul Jensen. 16418
I’m just a cousin of Dinah; song. ©
1c. Aug. 18, 1933; E unp. 75220;
Constance Vaska. 16419
I’m just a dreamer again; foxtrot, w
Jack Harris, and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 18, 1983; E unp. 75221; Jack
Hawkins. 16420
I’m liable; w J. Plunket. melody E.
Condon. ©1ec. Aug. 8, 1933; E unp.
74703; Eddy Condon and James
Plunket. 16421
I’m lonesome; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 12, 1933; E unp. 74926; Cath-
erine Murphy. 16422
I’m lonesome ’cause you’re gone; fox-
trot, song. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1933; E
unp. 74851; D. Pauline Jansen.
16423
I’m lovin’ you still, dear; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1933; E unp. 75132;
Alta F. Rumbaugh. 16424
688
t
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
16453
I’m out on the Ute Indian trail; song.
© July 18, 1933; E pub. 37429; Hras-
tus Peter Simpson. 16425
I’m pretty near to heaven, I'll be there
when I’m in your arms; pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1983; E unp. 75746;
Staten Johnson. 16426
I’m regretting it now; w and m Kd-
ward Pola and Melville Gideon ; with
ukulele arr. © Aug. 1, 1933; E for.
31263 ; Irwin Dash music co., ltd.
16427
I'm singing a song just for you; song,
arr. “Olif, Strong. © .1 c. Aug.. 12,
19383; E unp. 75257; Evelyn Wasek.
16428
I'm singing but I’m feeling blue; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75551;
Minnie Dalton. 16429
I’m so alone; song. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1933; E unp. 74684; Thelma Ham-
mer. 16430:
I’m so glad, that I’ve discovered you;
w and melody. ©1e. Aug. 1, 1933;
E ounp. 74431; Billy Rand and Lou
Valier. 16431
I’m strolling along, singing a song to
you; w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 1,
1933 ; EH unp. 74429; Billy Rand.
16432
I'm sure it wasn’t love; w and m Sey-
mour Robinson and Bern Morgan;
with ukulele arr. © July 29, 1933;
E pub. 37405; Mills music, ine.
16433
I’m the hold-up man who’s come to
steal your love; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. ©1e. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75584 ; Delpha Dodd.
16434
I'm through with lovin’ and huggin’
and kissing you; w and melody. ©
1c Aug. 14, 1983; E unp. 75026;
Bert Hoffman. 16435
I’m trying so hard to forget; song,
melody Joseph Laufenberg. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 15, 19838; E unp. 75056; Anna
Liess. 16436
[Im walkin’ the chalk-line; song,
melody Alberta Nichols. © 1. Aug.
28, 19838; E unp. 75699; Mann Hol-
iner. 16437
I'm wanting only you, no more no
less; w and m Frances T. Mellon
and M. 8S. Russell. © 1c. Aug. 19,
19383; E unp. 75263; Marguerite S.
Russell. 164388
I’m weaving you into my dreams; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1983; E unp. 75610;
Margery Laird Newton. 16439
I’m wondering; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75438; Mar-
grit C. Beck. 16440
I miss my dear sweet mother; w and
melody. © 1c July 3, 1933; E
unp. 74549; Asher Sizemore. 16441
I miss my miss from Mississippi; w
M. B. Johns, m M. M. Miller. ©
1c. Aug. 1, 1933; E unp. 74480;
Mary B. Johns and Madge M.
Miller. 16442
I miss you; w and melody. © 1c.
Aug. 30, 1933; E unp. 75794; Saul
S. Goldstone. 16443
I miss you mother dear; w William
Mory, with melody. ©1c. Aug. 29,
1933; E unp. 75721; Fred Eller-
busch. 16444
I need someone and that someone is
you; waltz song, melody Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. Aug..1, 1933; HE -unp.
74452; Belle Shears. 16445
I never dreamed that love could be
like this; m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. with w. ©1ce. Aug. 9, 1933; H
unp. 75572; Nettie Alice Booth.
16446
I never dreamed you meant it for me;
song, w Katherine Kloos. © 1 e.
Aug. 25, 19383; E unp. 75668; Ru-
dolph Schuster. 16447
I never loved another; song. ©1«.
Aug. 4, 1983; E unp. 74572; Glenn
D. Slaybaugh. 16448
I never was lonesome till I met you;
songs sin. Miaflat.,4© dnesyAge{ 716,
1933; E unp. 75088; Sarah Louise
Roundtree. 16449
I picked the winner; w and m Bar-
ney Fagan. © Aug. 25, 1933; H
pub. 37588; John J. Reagan. 16450
IT promise you; w and melody Russell
Shiuster<, ©wlees Aus, 3550933 35h)
unp. 74451; Russell Edward Shus-
ter. 16451
I shall know Him over yonder; hymn,
w Herbert Buffum, m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Aug. 4, 1933; E pub.
S(a55 .,J0nmn Ep Brunner, 16452
I shall still keep smiling along;
w and m Raymond Wallace; with
ukulele arr. © Aug. 23, 1933; E for.
31234; Huntley Trevor music co., ltd.
16453
689
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16454
I sing a song; pf. with w. ©1..
Aug. 17; 1933 ;. E. wnp. 75135; Ken-
neth Dixon Wohlmaker. 16454
I sing to you; song. ©1e. Aug. 16,
1933; E unp. 75101; Leland Arthur
Swanson. 16455
I still dream of you; w and melody.
. ©l1e Aug. 5, 1933; E unp. 74657;
Marie T. Laing. 16456
I think of you; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 4, 193838; E unp. 74598; Nell
Thompson Miller. 16457
I’ve a contract with Cupid; w M. B.
Johns, m M. M. Miller. © 1 «.
Aug. 1, 1983; E unp. 74477; Mary B.
Johns and Madge M. Miller. 16458
I’ve come back sorry; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1933; E unp. 74853;
Bessie Barnett. 16459
I’ve found the right girl, oh! what a
girl; w and m Stanley Lupino and
Noel Gay; with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 8, 1933; E for. 31032; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd. 16460
I’ve got the funniest feeling; w and
melody Charles O’Flynn, George W.
Meyer and Pete Wendling. © 1.
Aug. 12, 1933; E unp. 74948; Leo
Feist, ine. 16461
I’ve grown so used to you; song;
mixed voices. ©1c. Aug. 15, 1933;
E unp. 75055; Grace M. Seitter.
16462
I’ve. joined the N.R.A.; song, melody
Stan Tucker. © 1c. Aug. 30, 1933;
H unp. 75797; W. EH. Davis. 16463
I want a girlie to wed a hill billie;
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with
w. ©) tue Aug: 9, 1933; BH unp.
75565; Mattie Waters Street.
16464
I want a man; violin with w. ©1c.
Aug. 11, 19383; E unp. 74895; Nellie
Casman. 16465
I want to be somebody’s darling; song,
m Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 @.
Aug. 9, 1988; E unp. 75616; Lillah
Sharpe. 16466
want to be your mother’s son-in-
law; song, melody Alberta Nichols.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 19383; E unp. 75698;
Mann Holiner. 16467
I want to come back to you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1983; E unp. 74964;
Martha Lanpher. 16468
Loom
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
I want to fall in love again; w and
melody. ©1e. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp.
74822; Nicholas L. J. DiRocco.
16469
I want to hear a blue song; w Bob
Du Soe, m B. Hollowell. © 1 «
Aug. 2, 1933; E unp. 75033; Bert
Hollowell and Robert C. Du Soe.
16470
I want you back again; song. ©1e.
Aug. 14, 1983; E unp. 75009; Leon-
ard Hawk. 16471
I want you to marry me; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 ec.
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75634; Michael
Fraulino. 16472
will always remember you; m Syl-
vester Long Cross; pf. with w.
1 ec. Aug. 9, 19338; HE unps 1a592;
Viola Jones. 16473
I will lift up mine eyes; 4-pt. anthem,
w from Psalm 121; mixed voices.
© Aug. 7, 1933; E pub. 37409; Albert
M. Schuff. 16474
I will lift up mine eyes to the hills;
anthem, w from Bible, m F.. Flaxing-
ton Harker, op. 34, no. 2, arr. J. La-
mont Galbraith; 3-pt. women’s cho.,
with sop. and alto solos. © Aug. 21,
19338; E pub. 37616; Harold Flam-
mer, ine. 16475
I wish I wuz ole Adam, befo’ ole Eve
wuz bawn; plantation song, w and
melody, harmony M. Denise Hill.
© July 18, 19383; E pub. 37334;
Felix J. O’Neill. 16476
I wish that I loved you again; song.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 19388; E unp. 74937;
Le
Edna Grant. 16477
I wonder why; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Aug. 21, 1983; E unp. 75305; Law-
rence EF. Poshman. 16478
wonder why you keep me waiting
when you say I am the one you love;
w and m Wilbur Pettit, arr. B. Van
Buren. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1983; BH unp.
74989; Ralph Wilbur Pettit. 16479
I won’t ever worry; w Bob Du Soe,
m B. Hollowell. © 1 ec. Aug. 2,
1933; E unp. 75030; Bert Hollowell
and Robert C. Du Soe. 16480
I won’t forget you sweetheart, when
I’m far away; song. © 1 ec. Aug.
17, 19383; E unp. 75141; Lula Bell
Key White. 16481
Ich bin ein matrose vom kopf bis zur
zeh’; seemannswalzer, Ww, M u. spe-
=
690
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
zial-arr. Otto Rathke; salon-orch.
stimmen, mit singstimme. © July
25, 1983; E for. 81044; Otto Wern-
thal. 16482
If all the world were mine, sweet-
heart; m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
with w. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; H
unp. 75599; Delpha Dodd. 16483
If I call you mama; w and melody
Luke Jordan. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1933;
EH unp. 74843; Southern music pub.
€o03/ine. 16484
If I find the girl of my dreams; song,
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 18, 1933;
H} pub. 37575; Christopher J. Gainey.
16485
If I’m your sweetheart; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74584;
Pedro M. Dimayuga. 16486
If I say yes; w and melody. ©1e«.
Aug. 16, 1988; E unp. 75092; Bertha
Margulis. 16487
If I were a millionaire; w and melody
Larry Shay and Jack Stanley. ©
Mica 22, 1959 Ki unp. (Dodo ;
Broadway music corp. 16488
If it should happen; song, w Gene P.
Storms. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1983; E
unp. 74880; William Hale Chamber-
lain. 16489
If love could be forgotten; w Winifred
Carr, m Raymond Earle Mitchell;
high voice. © July 17, 1933; E pub.
37338; Richard Drake Saunders.
16490
If the rose-buds never withered; song,
m Stan Tucker. © 1c. July 26,
1933 ; E unp. 74828; Nell B. Bronson.
16491
If we had never met; w and melody.
@© Ae. Aug. 4, 1933 ;, HE unp.. 74583 ;
Evelyn Weeks. 16492
If you lived in the mountains; w and
m Johnny Burke and Harold Spina;
with guit. arr. © Aug. 2, 1933; E
pub. 37312; Olman music corp.
16493
If you'll say yes; song, m Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1933;
EH unp. 75618 ; Orval Fandrem.
16494
If you say yes cherie; w and m Ray
Noble; with ukulele arr. © July 31,
1933; E for. 31179; Peter Maurice
music co., ltd. 16495
11096—33——5
16510
If you’ve money to buy me; tango;
violin-conductor with w. ©1c. Aug.
11, 1933; E unp. 74896; Nellie Cas-
man. 16496
Im Norden; potpourri tiber nordische
volkslieder u. tinze, Herm Berens,
jr.; salonorch. stimmen. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31229; A. B. Carl Gehr-
mans musikforlag. 16497
Improvisations on an original theme;
by Fred Feibel, ed. Hans Hanke; pf.
© July 25, 1933 ; E pub. 37388; Clar-
ence Williams music pub: co., inc.
16498
In a cabaret; pf. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1933;
E unp. 75215; Imogene Pierson.
16499
In a cabin just for two; song. ©
1c Aug. 28, 1983; E unp. 75545;
Riviere Sewell. 16500
In a dream; song. © 1c. Aug. 4,
1933; E unp. 74571; Ruth Waters
Palmer. 16501
In a little lane; w Graham Collett, m
Frederic Curzon. © Aug. 8, 1933;
E for. 81162; Boosey & co., ltd.
16502
In a midnight club; from Midnight
club, w Leo Robin, m_ Ralph
Rainger; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 16,
1983; E unp. 751838; Paramount
productions, inc. 16503
In a moonlight rendevous [sic] ; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp.
74711; Pearl McDermott Marshall.
16504
In dear old Massachusetts; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Aug. 25, 1988; E
unp. 75433 ; Joseph T. Clouthier.
16505
In dreamland; song, m Sylvester L.
Cross. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp.
75480; Cora Delia Williams. 16506
In dreams I see you; w and m Jean
Gill. © 1: Aug. 22, 1933). BE unp.
75349 ; Jeannette Treadgill. 16507
In my arms; w and melody Al Van
Aman. ©1c. Aug. 5, 1933; E unp.
74635; Albert V. Van Aman, 16508
In my garden of dreams; song, m Stan
Tucker. © July 27, 1933; E pub.
37466; Edith C. Snyderhan. 16509
In our town; w and melody. © 1c.
Aug. 8, 19388; E unp. 74766; Joseph
Leonard Fader. 16510
691
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16511
In pensive mood, dear, I dream of
you: w and melody. © 1 e. Aug. 19,
1933; E unp. 75270; Isabelle W.
Baer. 16511
In that great gettin’ up morning;
Spiritual, folk song arr. W. C.
Handy. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp.
74548 ; Handy bros. music co., inc.
16512
In the cool of the night; w Clyde
McCoy, m Cecil Davidson; with uku-
lele arr. © Aug. 21, 1933; E pub.
37520; Famous music corp. 16513
In the land of make believe; song. ©
1 c. Aug. 28, 19388; E unp. 75696;
Rachel Clark. 16514
In the land of the moon; w and mel-
ody. ©1ec July 10, 1938; E unp.
74744; Martin Luther Hix. 16515
In the moonlight; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1... Aug. 9,
1933 ; E unp. 75631; John James Ed-
mondson, 16516
w and melody. © 1 ¢. Aug. 17,
1933; E unp. 75119; Frederick Bur-
ton Hammann. 16517
In the shadow of love; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 16, 19338; E unp. 75094;
Val Jean. 16518
In the shadow of the moon; w Denny
Lacey, m Walter Mack. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1933; E unp. 75302; Dennis E.
Lacey and Walter McDermoit.
16519:
In the vale of dreams; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1983; E unp. 75153;
Irving W. Roberts. 16520:
In the valley of Kentucky, with sweet
Sally for my bride; w W. R. Wil-
liams, m Frank Stone; with ukulele
arr. © Aug. 18, 1933; E pub. 37459;
Will Rossiter. 16521
In Venice; song. ©1c. Aug. 22, 1933;
E unp. 75355; Ruth Piaget Engel.
16522
Inno-Italo Americano; parole Riccardo
Cordiferro, melodia Eugenio del Ci-
oppo. ©1c. Aug. 8, 1983; E unp.
73774; Eugene del Cioppo. 16523
Inspiration; w Walter Robinson, m
Macy Irish and Jack Jennings.
Aug 18, 1933; E pub. 37516; John
Milton Jennings. 16524
Io sogno un pupo rosa; slow-fox, versi
Angelo Ramiro Borella, m Mario Ma-
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Irish song; song, w Russell Janney. ©
1 c. Aug. 9, 19838; E unp. 74818;
Franklin Hauser. 16526
Isle of blues; w Joan Jasmyn, m M. K.
Jerome; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
21, 1983; E pub. 37527; M. Witmark
& sons. 16527
Isn’t it swell to dream; from Shady
lady, w Bud Green and Stanley Ad-
ams, m Sam H. Stept and Jesse
Greer ; with ukulele arr. © July 29,
1933 ; E pub. 37399; Mills music, inc.
16528
Isn’t life grand; melody. ©1c. Aug.
5, 1983; E unp. 74621; Samuel Ger-
ber. 16529
Isobel; m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
with w. ©1e. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp.
75566; Alfred Phillip Goddard.
16530
It had to be me; w Frank Phillips, and
melody. © 1c Aug. 23, 1933; EH
unp. 75404; Syril Howard Baldwin.
16531
It makes me feel so happy, I don’t
know what to do; w and melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 4, 19838; E unp. 74576; Hs-
tell G. Boldin. 165382
It might have been love, it was only a
dream; song. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1933;
E unp. 74996; Samuel Avery Cope.
16533
It must be so; w and melody George
Fuggitte and James Arnold. © 1 ec.
Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74842; South-
ern music pub. co., ine. 16534
It’s a long dark night; w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger. © 1 ¢c. Aug. 21,
1933; E unp. 75287; Paramount pro-
ductions, inc. 16535
It’s a nice day to-day, wotzit gonna be
to-morrow ; w and m Harry Carlton;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 1, 1933; EB
for. 31147; Harry Carlton music Co.,
ltd. 16536
It’s all for the best; from I loved you
Wednesday, w and m Richard A.
Whiting. © Aug. 7, 1983; E pub.
37373; Movietone musie corp. 16537
It’s almost here; song. ©1c. Aug. 5,
1933; E unp. 74629; D. P. Harmon.
16538
It’s done in the best of families; song.
riotti; pf. © July 24, 1933; E for. © 1c. Aug. 12, 19383; E unp. 74967;
31141; A. & G. Carisch & ¢. 16525 Arlene Allen. 16539
692
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
16570
It’s easy to say hello! it’s hard to say
good bye; w Edward Hliscu, melody
Harry Akst. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1933;
E unp. 75838; Irving Berlin, inc.
16540
It’s ended; song. ©1e. Aug. 1, 1933;
EH unp. 74426; Billy Rand. 16541
It’s home if you are there; song. ©
1c. Aug. 31, 1983; E unp. 75842;
Mable Rayfield. 16542
It’s in the morning; melody Willie
Creager. © 1 c..Aug. 22, 1933; E
unp. 75353 ;. William Creager.
16543
It’s just a cottage but it’s home; waltz,
Henry August; melody with pf. acc.
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1983; E unp. 75286;
Henry J. Augustyniak. 16544
It’s just my luck; w A. Baker, m C.
Crewe. ©1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp.
75078; Ann Baker and Constance
Crewe. 16545
It’s okay baby if dat’s the way you
feel; w and melody. © 1. Aug.
28, 19388; E unp. 75715; Nathaniel
Taylor.
It’s the summer-time for mine; w and
m Len Bureay, arr. Chas. W. Kar-
bach. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1933; E unp.
75326; Leonard Burkey and Charles
Karbach. 16547
It’s the talk of the town; w Marty
Symes and Al. J. Neiburg, m Jerry
Levinson; with ukulele arr.
Aug. 2, 19383; E pub. 37370; Santly
bros., inc. 16548
It was in the moonlight that I wrote,
my song; song. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1933;
EH ounp. 74918; R. S. Miller Jackson.
16549
It wasn’t meant to be; song. ©1«.
mie co. 1980. HE unp, 75463:
Johnny Potokar. 16550
Italian, potpourri. © 1. c. Ausg.. 2,
1933; E unp. 74471; Eugene Kal-
man. 16551
Jack-in-the-green; by Thomas F. Dun-
hill; pf., 4 hands. Winthrop Rogers
ed. © July 28, 1983; E for. 31086;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
16552
Jamboree; song. © 1 c¢. Aug. 12,
1933; E unp. 74961; Agnes Collett
Scott. 16553
Jazz pianisten; moderne klaverskole,
tekst og m Vilfred Kjzxr. © July
31, 1938; E for. 31204; Wilhelm
Hansen. 16554
16546:
Jeannie; pf. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1933;
E unp. 75510; Theodore H. Howes.
16555
Jibarito-cialefio; son-fox trot; pf. ©
1 ce Aug. 22, 1933; E unp. 75376;
Richard A. Dominguez, sr. 16556
Jig saw polka; melody. © 1. Aug.
8, 1983; E unp. 74781; Donald I.
Smutka. 16557
Jimmie boy; valse song. © 1c. Aug.
14, 1933; E unp. 75232; Ervin Earl
Blaugh. 16558
Jimmie Dante; by P. Van Loan; pf.
conductor. © 1c Aug. 23, 1933;
E unp. 75390; Movietone music
corp. 16559
Jimmy, Groucho and Mae; song, mel-
ody A. Havel. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1933;
Ii unp. 75201; Arthur and Morton
Havel and Harry C. Greene. 16560
Job (A) for every man; w and mel-
ody Harmon Edward Lees. © 1 e¢.
Aug. 1, 1988; E unp. 74547; Her-
man Leis. 16561
Jockey stomp; melody. © 1c. Aug.
5, 1983; E unp. 74640; Lester Mel-
rose. 16562
yohn Henry, that superman; w Andy
Razaf, melody Thomas Waller. ©
1 ec. Aug. 5, 19838; E unp. 74618;
Irving Berlin, inc. 16563
Join the N.R.A.; w and melody. ©
1..c.. Aug. 26, 19383; EH unp: 75537;
Charles Feingold. 16564
Jolly fellows; overture, V. E. Schae-
fer; band pts. © Aug. 10, 1933;
EK pub. 37416; F. C. Menges. 16565
Jolly (The) song; w and m Giorgia
Pearce. © June 29, 1933; EH for.
31024; Cecil Lennox, Itd. 16566
Jonny wenn du_ geburtstag hast;
slow-fox, w u. m Friedrich Holla-
ender, spezial-arr. Harold M. Kirch-
stein; orch. stimmen. © Dee. 31,
1932; E for. 31072; Hdition Karl
Briill. 16567
Joskowitz (Rudolph) Twelve melodic
etudes; op. 5; violin. bk. 1. © 1e.
Ang... 17 19S3)s Hi nna stokes.) boule
dolph Joskowitz. 16568
Juanita; [violin] and pf. ©1c. Aug.
7, 193838; E unp. 74781; Enzo Pas-
earella. 16569
Juanita valse; arr. Hd. Chenette; solo
B flat clarinet with pf. acc. © Aug.
(,, AGBSi Es | pe SFB OT y. Mle). VA.
Trippett. 16570
693
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16571
Julia’s garden; w Charles Edward
Thomas, m James H. Rogers, arr.
Fred H. Huntley; men’s cho. ©
Aug, 24,,,1983;,,E pubs: .3(6h7 3... G.
Schirmer, inc. 16571
Junnie boy; valse song. © 1c. Aug.
23, 19383; E unp. 75691; Erwin Earl
Blaugh. 16572
Just a dream of you; waltz song, W
Stuart Miller. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1933;
E unp. 75069; Anna Fenzel. 16573
Just a fireside, with you beside, that’s
home sweet home to me; Ww and m
Murray Mencher and Lou Herscher,
arr. Paul Hill; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 22, 1931; E pub. 37607; Ster-
ling songs, ine. 16574
Just a little cabin in the hills; waltz,
w Fred Gerbig, m Joseph Hunt;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 9, 1933; E
pub. 37482; Zerse bros. 16575
Just a little change; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1 e¢. Aug. 9,
1933; EH unp. 75590; Tom -Murphy.
16576
Just a little lovin’; song. ©1e. Aug.
19, 1988; E unp. 75289; Muriel L.
Beveridge. 16ST
Just a lonely spot; w Alice L. Hollo-
way. ©l1e. July 24, 1933; E unp.
74743; Frank O. Henrickson. 16578
Just a picture of you; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74749;
Alice Mildred Haas. 16579
Just a picture of you, of me; m Syl-
vester Long Cross; pf. with w. ©
ToC. Aus: 9 1935; (hs un. 1oo1 -
George Calkins. 16580
Just a pipe dream; song, m arr. Mary
Frances Austin. © 1c Aug. 24,
1933; E unp. 75428; Thomas Phalen
Carlin and Alta Bennett Carlin.
16581
Just a romantic fool; w and m Na-
thaniel Shilkret, Leo Erdody and
John Klenner; with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 10, 1933; E pub. 37509; South-
ern music pub. ¢o., ine. 16582
Just a word to let you know, dear; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1933; FE
unp. 74453; Norman C. Becker.
16585
Just an old fashioned locket; fox-trot,
w Jules Loman, melody Hugo Ru-
bens. © 1-¢. Aug. 9,.1933; E unp.
74805; Phil Schwartz music co.
16584
pt. m1, 'nvs:, v. 28
Just another golden memory; song. ©
1 ec. Aug, 18, 19388; E unp. 75196;
Ethel Roughton Wortham. 16585
Just another little kiss; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1..
Aug. 9, 1983; E unp. 75603; Nell
Tyner. 16586
Just because; w Sax Carden, and mel-
ody. ©1c. Aug. 15, 19383; lj unp.
75061; Severino Siani. 16587
Just because it’s you; waltz song;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1933; E unp. 75116; Grant C. Shep-
herd. 16588
Just beyond; song, m R, S. Morrison.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74735;
Geo. M. Larrison. 16589
Just for you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c.
July 31, 1933; E unp. 74405; Roberta
Treber. 16590
Just forgetting; song, melody Larry E.
Goffin. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp.
74570; Don Dey. 16591
Just kiss me; fox-trot song. © 1 c.
Aug. 15, 1938; E unp. 75246; Frank
BE. Mary. 16592
Just like an angel; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 1, 1983; E unp. 74428; Billy
Rand. 16593.
Just making conversation; w Fred
Ritz and Harry Carlton, m H. Carl-
ton; with ukulele arr. © Aug. 1,
1933; E for. 31148; Harry Carlton
musie co., ltd. 16594
Just to waltz with you; song, arr, Glen
L. Bliss; with ukulele arr. © 1 c.
Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74682; Vernon
KF. Norman. 16595
Just two lovers; song, melody Sylves-
ter Long Cross. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1933;
E eunp. 75562; Martin Unden. 16596
Just you; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 17,
19388; E unp. 75127; Mary Dorrell.
16597
' Just you, no one else will do; valse
song. ©1c. Aug. 23, 1933; E unp.
75690: Jack Corrigan. 16598
Kameradschaft; kantate. w Eduard
Zuckmayer, nach worten aus den
Grashalmen y. Walt Whitman, m E.
Zuckmayer, hrsg. Fritz Jéde, ein-
stimmigen chor. einzelstimmer, U.
‘streichinstrumente, blaser nach be-
lieben. Dec, 1, °19823-°:3% for.
31058; J. Rieter-Biedermann. 16599:
694
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Kathleen Malone; song, melody Luther
A. Clark, pf. arr. G. C. Humphreys.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 19383; E unp. 75211;
Kathleen Corbett. 16600
Keep a-singin’ on de way; w and m
Otto L. Bohanan. ‘© 1c) Aug. 3,
1933; E unp. 74522; Florence D. Bo-
hanan. 16601
Keep going N. R. A.; song, w Donald
Cornell. © 1 c. Aug. 17, 1933; E
unp. 75692; Kenneth Walton.
16602
Keep on loving me; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Aug. 9, 1933; H unp. 74799; Hor-
tense Hirsch. 16603
Kennst du mein liebeslied; souvenir,
w Fritz Lohner, m Franz Drdla,
spezial fox-trot arr. Philip Cardew ;
salon-orch. stimmen, mit jazz. ©
Sept. 15, 1982; E for. 30997; Josef
Weinberger. 16604
King (The) of Zulu; w Bradford
Browne and Jack Scholl, m Max
Rich; with ukulele arr. © Aug. 21,
1933; E pub. 37538; Frank Crumit
songs co. 16605
Kiss me again goodnight; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. withw. ©1e. Aug.
9, 1938; E unp. 75615; Parma Car-
dinal. 16606
Kiss me good-bye ‘neath the old apple
tree; song, w Katherine Kloos. ©
1 e. Aug. 25, 1983; E unp. 75673;
Rudolph Schuster. 16607
Kiss me in the moonlight ; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75593; Herbert
Albert Sleep. 16608
Kiss me my love; w J. W. Harris and
R. Magee, m and ukulele arr. W.
Morris. ©1c. Aug. 5, 1933; E unp.
74696; William Morris, J. William
Harris and Ray Magee. 16609
Kleine frau, was nun; bluesartiger
slow-fox, aus der gleichnamigen re-
vue, w Giinther Schwenn u. Peter
Schaeffers, m Will Meisel, arr. Franz
Stolzenwald u. My Wills; orch. stim-
men. © Aug. 26, 1932; E for. 31068;
Monopol-liederverlag, Ernst Weng-
raf, G.m.b.H. 16610
Kleine suite; von Walter Niemann, op.
102; streichorchester. Partitur u.
stimmen. © Apr. 28, 1933; E for.
31066; C. F. Peters.
Klondike walz. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1933;
E unp. 75335; John Paulsteiner.
16612
16611 |
16624
Konigsleutnant (Der) ; singspiel nach
Karl Gutzkow, m Fred Raymond,
volistandiger klavierauszug zum di-
rigieren eingerichtet, Fritz Wicke.
© Feb. 27, 1933; D 28485; Biihnen-
verlag Anton J. Benjamin, a.g.
16612*
Lad ‘o*imine#isong.7© I <e), Aug.)21,
19383; EH unp. 75336; Orren Edward
Pickle. 16613
Lady (A) for a day; w and melody
Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. ©1c. Aug. 9, 1933;
E unp. 74804; Irving Berlin, inc.
16614
Lady Gwenny; 2-pt. song, Hnglish w
A. P. Graves, Welsh air arr. EH. T.
Chapman ; equal voices. © July 27,
1933; E for. 31190; H. F. W. Deane
& sons, the Year book press, Itd.
16615
Lady (The) I just met; song, arr.
Aleda Waggoner. © 1 ec. Aug. 26,
1933; E unp. 75505 ; Hdward Plotkin.
16616
Lady, Lady Lee; song, arr. Russell
Wooding. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; HE
unp. 74806; Asper Overstreet.
16617
Lady of Vienna; w and melody. ©
1 e. Aug. 21, 19838; E unp. 75297;
Irving Edward Goldman. 16618
Lambert (Constant) Concerto; for
solo pianoforte and nine players;
pf. and oreh. 1. Pf. solo pt.—2. Full
se. © Apr. 6, 1933; E for. 31002,
31003 ; Oxford univ. press.
16619, 16620
Lamento borincano; romance jibaro,
melodia Rafael Hernandez. © 1 ec.
July 22, 1983; E unp. 74494; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 16621
Land of our golden dreams; waltz
song, m Laura Warner Collins. ©
1c. Aug. 19, 1983 ; E unp. 75280; Phil
B. Perkins. 16622
Land (The) of the Red White and
Blue; w and m Blanchella. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74721; Blanche
Miller Fobes. 166238
Land (The) where the roses never
fade; w HE. E. Hewitt, m B. D. Ack-
ley, new arr. W. C. Polla; with male
and mixed quartette arrs. © June
24, 1933; EH pub. 37333; F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. 16624
695
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16625
Lark (The) now leaves his watery
nest; w Wm. Davenant, m Michael
Webb ; med. voice. © Aug. 15, 1933;
E pub. 37600; Harry G. Neville.
16625
Last (The) round-up; w and m Billy
Hill; with guit. and ukulele arrs.
© Aug. 21, 1933; E pub. 37502; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & Co., inc. 16626
Laugh and laugh again; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Aug. 23, 1933; E unp.
75682: Erline Thompson. 16627
Laughing Water; Indian love song,
w and m Otto L. Bohanan. © 1.
Aug. 3, 1933; E unp. 74524; Flor-
ence D. Bohanan. 16628
Lazy mountain moon; song. © 1 «.
Aug. 7, 193838; E unp. 74747; Am-
brose Edward Milhiser, jr. 16629
Lazy waters; w and m Reginald
Thomas and Herbert Meek; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 22, 1931; E
pub. 37606; Sterling songs, ine.
16630
Lead me, Lord; w from Psalms, m
F. Flaxington Harker; mixed cho.,
with sop. solo, ad lib.; ergan ace.
© Aug. 21, 1933; E pub. 37622; G.
Schirmer, inc. 16631
Leaving me; w and melody. ©1.¢.
Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75449; Jessie
Nell Ray. 16632
Left (The) hand goes into training;
12 special games to keep left hand
in form, J. Elise Gordon. © Aug.
9, 1933; HH. for, 34122.: .Stainer i&
Bell, ltd. 16633
Legione straniera; tango argentino,
canzone, m Cesare Augusto Cioci-
ano; orch. parti. © May 1, 1933;
E for. 31256; E. M. Chiappo. 16634
Length’ning shadows; w and m Vir-
ginia Nicolson. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1933;
E unp. 74647; Leo M. Nicolson.
16635
Leoncavallo (Ruggiero) La bohéme;
piccola suite, trascrizione libera
Guido Farinelli; pf. conduttore,
violino e violoncello, con violino 2 e
contrabasso ad lib. © July 15,
1933; E for. 31183; Casa musicale
Sonzogno, s.a. 16636
Zaza; canzone di Milio, tras-
crizione libera Guido Farinelli; pf.
conduttore, violino e violoncello, con
violino 2 e contrabasso ad lib. ©
July 15, 19383; E for. 31185; Casa
musicale Sonzogno, s.a. 16637
pt. 111, n. s., ¥. 28
Le Roy (Kate Warner) Twelve lit-
tle songs for children; w Harriet
A. Seymour, with melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 29, 1933; E unp. 75773; Kate
Warner Le Roy. 16638
Let it be me; w and m Allie Wrubel.
© Aug. 8, 1933; E pub. 37407;
Keit-Engel, inc. 16639
Let’s all be American; N.R.A. cam-
paign song, melody May Newman.
© le. Aug. 28, 1933; E unp. 75717;
Charles Arthur Brown. 16640
Let’Ss commence with common sense
and our cooperation; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1933; E unp. 75722;
Peter Frank Mondlak. 16641
Let’s get married in September; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74679;
Kenneth D. Brown. 16642
Let’s go; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1988; E unp. 75143; Ralph Fran-
cis Doran. 16643
Let’s go. Chicago; march song. ©1e.
Aug. 16, 1933; E unp. 75079; Anna
Simonson and Marie Christianson.
16644
Let’s go with Roosevelt; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Aug: 7, 1933; E unp.
75194; Norwood Clayton Tew.
16645
Let’s join the N.R.A.; song, m M. L.
Carson and Etta Faye Whitehurst.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1933; E unp. 74955;
Martin Luther Carson. 16646
Let’s start again, please do; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1933; E
unp. 75012; Jack Lee and Ray
Palmer. 16647
Let’s you and me, back Franklin D;
song. ©1e. Aug. 30, 1933; E unp.
75809 ; Roderick MacDougall.
16648
Let there be light; valse song. ©1e.
Aug. 29, 1983; E unp. 75747; Ken-
neth Dixon Wohlmaker. 16649
Let us be sweethearts again; w and
melody. © 1 ¢c. Aug. 29, 1933; E
unp. 75723; William N. Brownstein.
16650
Let your conscience be your guide; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1933;
E unp. 74593; Joe J. Fant. 16651
Liberty and beer; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Aug. 3, 1933; E unp. 74515; J.
de Bruyn Kops. 16652
Lies (The) that you told me, I’ll never
forget; song, m James L. Brown;
696
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
16682
with ukulele arr. © 1. Aug. 21,
19838; E unp. 75316; Lowell Ladd.
16653
Life is just romance and love is it’s
theme; song; m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1983; E unp. 74677; O. M. Hlliott.
16654
Life, love and laughter ; waltz, melody.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 1983; E unp. 75498 ;
Leopold N. Sperling. 16655
Life (The) of Christ in Scripture and
song; assembled by Mrs. George E.
Hampton. © Aug. 28, 1933; AA
128063 ; Standard pub. co. 16656
Life’s great play; song. © 1c. Aug.
14, 193838; E unp. 75002; Melville
Grems. 16657
Life’s morn will soon be waning; song.
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1933; E unp. 75816;
Minnie Rose Hamilton. 16658
Life’s waltz of love; waltz song. ©
t ¢., Aug.) 28, 1988; E unp. T5776;
Harrison L. Glenn. 16659
Light brigade; overture, V. E. Schae-
fer; band pts. © Aug. 12, 1983; E
pub. 37417; F. C. Menges. 16669
Light Thou my way; w and melody
v Youns. © 1c. Aug.’ 12,:1933; BE
unp. 74947; Virginia Young and Ida
B. Botts. 16661
Lightning bug blues; w and melody
Lee Allen. © 1. Aug. 7, 1983; E
unp. 74832; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 16662
Like I believed in you; w and m Bud
Wilkie. © .1c¢ Aug. 22, 1933; E
unp. 75347; William Albert Wilkie.
16663
Lille (Kn) tangokavallér; Dansk tekst
Berge og Arvid Miiller, Tysk tekst
Fritz Joachim u. Willy Rosen, m
Willy Rosen; pf. © July 31, 1933;
E for. 81196; Wilhelm Hansen.
16664
Lillie waltz; song. © June 27, 1933;
E pub. 37428; Joe La Form.
Lindy out; w and m Anne Bacon
modge: pt.” ©° 1 « Aug. 12, 1933 ;
Ei sunp. 74951; Anne Dodge. 16666
Linger; valse song. © 1c. July 31,
1933; E unp. 74558; John Lillos.
16667
Lirica; violin and pf. © 1c. Aug.
16, 19383; E unp. 75100; Enzo Pasca-
rella. 16668
69
16665
List’ning for your whistling; w and
melody, -Cx.1 ¢. Aug. 1, 198354, 0
unp. 74441; Grace Hannan. 16669
Little (The) church around the cor-
ner; w J. Birch, melody W. Cutty.
©1c. Aug. 18, 1983; E unp. 75158;
John Birch and William Cutty.
16670
Little (The) clock; w and m Alice
Shearer: pt. ©. Aus 21,’ 1933")
pub. 37629; G. Schirmer, inc. 16671
Little dream of dreams; pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75549;
Jack Raft. 16672
Little (A) hug, a little kiss, then you
fall in love again; w and m Dave
Oppenheim, George Meyer and Pete
Wendling; with ukulele arr. ©
July 29, 1938; E pub. 37404; Mills
- music, inc. 16673
Little locket of long ago; w Harry
Woods, m Joe Burke, pf. sc. Harold
Potter; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © Aug. 7, 1933; HE
pub. 373884; Joe Morris music co.
16674
Little log home in the West; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74668;
Pearl Stevenson. 16675
Little Miss Muffett; w and m Harry
Perritt, © 1c July, 26, 1933) 2
unp. 74875; Llew Weir music Co.
16676
Little silver frame; w and melody
Marie Dale, arr. Charles Eglinton.
©i1e July 24, 1933; E unp. 75383 ;
Charlotte Winnifred Bowlby. 16677
Little sweetheart; song. © 1c. Aug.
8, 19383; E unp. 74776; Russell T.
Snyder. 16678
Little sweetheart o’ mine; w and
melody. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1933; E
unp. 74922; Arthur Combs. 16679
Little sweetheart of the prairie; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© i .c. Augy9, 19338; FE unps 1503s
Harvey Stevens. 16680
Little tin soldier; song. © 1e. Aug.
1, 1988; E unp. 74449: Warren
Montmomery Morton. 16681
Little Willie’s violin; by Kitty Belle
Keepers Voss; with suppl. © 1 ¢.
duly, 20s 1983 e. Supple Ame. 53
ff! unp. 75041; Kitty Belle Voss.
16682
J
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16683
Living in hope; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75646; Marguerite
Rieder. 16683
Lohn (Der) des fleisses; lehrsttick
nach w Wilhelm Busch, m Ernst-
Lothar von Knorr; eine singstimme,
chor, u. instrumente im G-Sschliissel,
einzeln o. chorisch zu besetzen. ©
Dees 1,;:19823 BE, for. -s10603y J.
Rieter-Biedermann. 16684
Lolita from Madrid; Spanish waltz
ballad, w and m Otto Schick. ©
July 3, 1983; E pub. 37026; Walter
A. Quincke. 16685
Lonely; new w M. W. Irving, set to
m Anna Simonson and Marie Chris-
tianson. © 1 ¢ Aug. 9, 19383; H
unp. 74791; Mary Warner Irving.
16686
Lonely and blue; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75607; Margie Myers.
16687
—song. © 1c. Aug. 30, 1933; E
unp. 75788; Allen Oskar Wagner.
16688
Lonely years; song. © 1 c. Aug. 4,
1933; E unp. 74573; Orville Allen
De Groff. 16689
Lonesome; waltz, 1st violin with w.
©1ece. Aug. 26, 1933; E unp. 75528;
John A. Crifasi. 16690
Long road; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 21, 1983; E unp. 75296; Irving
Edward Goldman. 16691
Longing; w Ray Klages, m James V.
Monaco; with guit. arr. © Aug. 2,
1933; E pub. 37313; Olman music
corp. 16692
Longing for home; by L. E. De Fran-
eesco:; pi. JO 1c. Aue Al) jaaae
E unp. 74982; Movietone music
corp. 16693
Lookin’ after you; song. © 1c. Aug.
12, 19383; E unp. 74968; Arlene
Allen. 16694
Lord (The) is my shepherd; Biblical
text, set to m; Solo voice with
mixed voices. © Aug. 26, 1933; E
pub. 37579; Edward §S. Young.
« 16695
Lord (The) is thy keeper; anthem,
w from Psalm 121, m Boris Leven-
son, op. 73; mixed voices, pf. or
organ acc. ad lib. © Aug. 24, 1933;
Kk pub. 37571; Theodore Presser co.
16696
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Lord (The) opened the doors of
heaven; w from Psalms, m F. Flax-
ington Harker; mixed cho.; organ
acc. © Aug. 21, 1933; E pub. 37621;
G. Schirmer, inc. 16697
Lost sweet-heart; w and m Myrle
Buffington Thompson. © 1 e. Aug.
21, 1983; E unp. 75887; Myrle B.
Thompson. 16698
Lothar (Friedrich Wilhelm) Vier
kleine stticke ftir streichquartett;
op. 56, hrsg. Hilmar wu. Walter
Hockner; violine 1, 2, violoncello u.
bratsche. Stimmen. © July 31,
1983; E for. 31198; Wilhelm Han-
sen. 16699
Lousy rhythm; w and melody Lee
Brody; pf. treble. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1933; E unp. 75285; WLeonore
Brody. 16700
Love; song. © 1 c¢ Aug. 18, 1933;
E unp. 75160; C. Mae Brooks Lee.
16701
Love ajar; song, m Sylvester L.
Cross. © 1 ¢ Aug. 25, 1933; BE
unp. 75481; Cora Delia Williams.
16702
Love has passed me by; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Aug. 24, 19383; EH unp.
75425; Ellis A. Stephens. 16703
Love in a dream; w and melody. ©
1’ e. Aug. 25, 1988; Hi unpeeiader >
Sidney Preston. 16704
Love is just asleep; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 74783;
Diane Novick. 16705
Love is only a dream; valse song.
©1e. Aug. 15, 1933; E unp. 75248;
Joseph Rak. 16706
Love is the king of us all; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Aug. 5, 1983; HE
unp. 74622; Samuel Gerber. 16707
Love is the sweetest thing; from Say
it with music, Ww and m Ray Noble,
new arr. Albert Szirmai; with uku-
lele arr. © Aug. 23, 1983; H pub.
37529 ; Harms, inc. 16708
Love’m and leave’m girl; song. ©1c.
Aug. 16, 1983; E unp. 75080; Marie
Christianson and Anna Simonson.
16709
Love me; waltz song. ©1c. Aug. 29,
1933; E unp. 75791; Paul H. Kruse.
16710
Love passes me by; w Robert Burk-
hardt, m Arthur Lange; pf. ©16¢.
Aug. 11, 1933; E unp. 74974; Movie-
tone music corp. 16711
698
SS SS a
Love rides on the waters tonight; w
D. McConnell and H. McConnell,
melody H, Powell. © 1 ¢. Aug. 28,
19388; E unp. 75656; Daisy McCon-
nell, Hazel McConneil and Harry
Powell. 16712
Love (A) song; w and melody. [He-
brew text] ©1c. Aug. 24, 1933; E
unp. 75426; Lipa Feingold. 16713
Love song caprice; w and m Marie
Macquarrie; pf. © 1 ¢. July 20,
19383; E unp. 75779; Marie Hughes
Fordyce. 16714
Love still lingers in the moonlight; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75639;
Julia Thorpe. 16715
Love (The) that gold cannot buy;
waltz, w J. Ratchford, m Lorraine
Towers; with ukulele arr. Fred W.
Fisher. © 1.c¢, Aug. 22, 1933; HE
unp. -75360; John Ratchford and
Alice Lorraine Towers. 16716
Love, true love; song. © Aug. 4,
1933; E for. 31109; Ruth Gagnon
Burke. 16717
Love was a dream; song. ©1c. Aug.
38, 1933; E unp. 74585; Herman Her-
bert Tutelman. 16718
Loveliness; W and melody Dick Stev-
ens. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1933; E unp.
75373; Richard Morrison Stevens.
16719
Lovely (A) lady; song, w Russell Jan-
ney and Brian Hooker. © 1. Aug.
d), 1988; E unp. 756638; Franklin
Hauser, 16720
Lovely little you; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1. Aug. 9,
19383; E unp. 75568; Lilyan Rush.
16721
Lovely love; from Love lost, w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1933; H
unp. 75140; Howard William Bar-
wick, 16722
Lovers melody; song. ©1c. Aug. 26,
1933; E unp. 75522; Gerda T. Hart-
shorn. 16723
Love’s despair; w Shakespeare, m
Ruggero Vené; men’s voices. © Aug.
29, 1988; E pub. 376138; G. Ricordi
& co., ine. 16724
Love’s old sweet song; by J. L. Mol-
. joy, arr. EH. Hansen; pf. accordion.
© Aug. 8, 1933; E for. 31160 ; Boosey
& co., 1td. 16725
Love’s shore; song, m James L,
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
11096—33—_6
Aug. 7, 19838; E unp. 74667; Max
Lovenson. 16726
Love’s twilight; w and melody Ada
Powell. © 1 ¢. Aug. 4, 19338; EB
unp. 74590; Ada C. Rutter, 16727
Lovin’ man; song, arr. Genevieye S.
Ellis. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1933; E unp.
75724; Grace Whitten. 16728
Loving you under the moon; waltz
song, melody Jimmie Crane. © 1 ¢,
Aug. 22, 1983; E unp. 75363; Edgar
Oatridge. 16729
Lucille; waltz song. © 1 ¢. Aug. 7,
19338; E unp. 74733; Theodore J.
Wickersheim. 16730
Lullaby lady, from lullaby lane; w
Howard Johnson, melody James
Rule and Max Kortlander. © 1 «.
Aug. 1, 1988; E unp. 74448; Joe
Davis, ine. 167381
—— waltz, w Howard Johnson, m
James Rule and Max Kortlander.
© Aug. 28, 1933; E pub. 37577; Joe
Davis, ine. 16732.
Lullaby moon; w and melody Mack
David, Larry Stock and Al Hoffman.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1933; E unp, 74858;
Irving Berlin, inc. 167383
Lure (The) of the trail; w Jean Law-
rence, m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
with w. ©1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp.
75627; Helen Hedges. 16734
M. H. C. loyalty march; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1983; E unp. 74518;
William Clarence Nelson. 167385
Ma va 1a; one step canzone, m Sergio
Ala e Aldo Didero; orch. parti. ©
May 1, 19383; E for. 31253; E. M.
Chiappo. 16736
Mad! mad! Madelin; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 18, 1983; E unp. 75150;
Natanael Christensen. 16737
Madre (La) del cordero; jota or cas-
tanet dance, letra y m J. Jimenez,
English lyrics Carol Raven, m arr.
J. Rosamond Johnson. © Aug. 23,
19383; E pub. 37543; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 16738
Magic (The) bowl; song. ©1e. Aug.
26, 1933; E unp. 75529; Beatrice F.
Stevens. 16739
Magic melody of romance; music sig-
nature, Paul Blakemore; melody
with pf. ace. © Aug. 19, 1933; B
pub. 37545; Coolidge advertising co.
16740
699
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16741
Magnificat and Nune dimittis; F min.,
and A flat, m Charles Wood; mixed
voices; organ ace. © Aug. 2, 1933;
E for. 31218; H. F. W. Deane & sons,
the Year book press, ltd. 16741
set to m W. G. Alcock; mixed
voices; organ ace.; in A. © Aug. 23,
1933; E for. 31167; Novello & Co.,
ltd. ‘ 16742
w from Bible, m C. S. Lang, op.
25; 2 voices; organ acc.; in F.
Aug. 31, 1933; E for. 31267; Novello
ac GO., ltd. 16743
Make believe; song. © 1 ec. Aug. 22,
1933; E unp. 75356; Ruth Piaget
Engel. 16744
Making little ones out of big ones;
song. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp.
75644; Joseph Wallace. 16745
Malaga; pf. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1933; E
unp. 74636; Ricardo Romero. 16746
Man (The) I love; song, w Brian
Hooker. ©1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp.
74816; Franklin Hauser. 16747
Man in the moon tell me: song. © 1
ce. Aug. 28, 1933; E unp. 75651; Ame-
lie Lane Gubbins. 16748
Man of the hour; w and melody J.
Claire and C. Harold. © 1. Aug.
22, 1933; E unp. 75371; Jean Claire,
Charles Harold and George Vandal.
16749
Mafnanitas Tapatias; letra Pedro J.
Gonzalez y Sanchez bros., m P. J.
Gonzalez; dog voces. © 1c. Aug. 5,
1933; E unp. 74643; Felipe Valdes
Leal. 16750
March (The) of Arkansas state; song.
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1933; E unp. 75269;
Guy French. 16751
March (The) of prosperity ; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp.
74602; Harry Cordy. 16752
March of the years; by Walter H.
Bransen and Louis De Rochemont,
arr. Floyd J. St. Clair; band pts.
© Aug. 9, 1933; E pub. 37371; Sam
Fox pub. co. 16753
Marching along together; w and m Ed-
ward Pola and Franz Steininger, en-
tire Amer. lyric Mort Dixon; with
ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen.
[American lyrics only] © July 31,
1933; E pub. 37335; Robbins music
corp. 16754
Marching on; w Frank Livingstone,
m W. Goodell; pf. © 1c. Aug. 5,
700
pt. 10, ae Ss ae
1933; E unp. 74658; Frank L. War-
ner and Walter Goodell. 16755
Marigolds; w Gene Brown, m Gustav
Klemm; in G. © Aug. 24, 1933; EB
pub. 37572; Theodore Presser co.
16756
Marionettes (The); overture, Corne-
lius Gurlitt, arr. Aubrey Winter;
orch. pts. © Aug. 4, 1933; HB for.
31121; Hawkes & son (London) ltd.
16757
Mary; w and m Herbert Stothart. ©
1 « Aug. 7%, 1983: “i apres
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 16758
Mary Magee; w and melody. © 1c.
Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75511; Jesse
Winne. 16759
Mary my own; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Aug. 31, 1983; E unp. 75820; Bill
Lester. 16760
Master (The) dot method; ukulele,
banjo-uke, tiple, uke-guit., ete. ©
1 ec. Aug. 19, 1983; A ad int: 18122;
pubd. July 12, 1933; Don Tucker.
16760*
Master (The)
flat instruments; solo cornet B flat.
©1c. Aug. 28, 1933; E unp. 75695;
Merle G. Prugh. 16761
Mattino di primavera; di Franco
Casavola; orch. Partitura. © Aug.
3, 1933; E for. 31093; G. Ricordi &
co. 16762
Maureen O’ Dare; w Bruce Sievier, m
Harold Ramsay; in F. © June 13,
1933; E for. 31175; Peter Maurice
music co., ltd. 16763
Maurice, the gendarme, w Bradford
Browne and Frank Crumit, m Max
Rich; with ukulele arr. © Aug. 21,
1933; E pub. 375385; Frank Crumit
songs co. 16764
Maybe you'll understand; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1933; E unp. 75129;
Wm. C. Harris. 16765
Mean old master; w and melody B.
Tucker.. © 1 c. Ang. 4, t33eq0e0
unp. 74847;
co., inc. 16766
Medley of songs; pf. treble. ©1 «©
Aug. 19, 1933; E unp. 75264; Adolph
Eugene Alexander. 16767
Mélodie d’amour; by Charles Huerter ;
pf. © Aug. 21, 1933; E pub. 37628;
G. Schirmer, inc. 16768
instructor; for all B.
Southern music pub.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Melody (A) for you; song. © 1 «.
Aug. 15, 1983; E unp. 75060; Ruth
D. Deringer. 16769
Melody (The) man; song. © 1.
Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74698; Belford
Cabell Hendricks. 16770
Memories fade away; fox-trot song.
©1c. Aug. 14, 1933; E unp. 75238;
John W. Gay. 16771
Memory’s scrap book; m Sylvester
ane Cross; pf. with w. © 1c.
Aug. 9, 1983; E unp. 75635; Elfie
Pomeroy Rignall. 16772
Memory’s wall; song, m Stan Tucker.
©1c. Aug. 30, 19383; BE unp. 75799;
Kay V. Hagney. 16773
Mem’ries 0’ mine; w M. H. Milstead,
m W. E. Maloney. © Aug. 3, 1933;
E pub. 37321; William E. Maloney
and M. Edgar Milstead. 16774
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Wedding march; from A
midsummer night’s dream; pf. 1 and
2. With biographical sketch, arr.
fingering, phrasing, etc., Louis Victor
Saar. © Aug. 17, 1933; E pub.
37532; Art publication soc. 16775
Menuet; by Jean Philippe Rameau, ed.
Arthur Foote; pf. © Jan. 20, 1932;
H pub. 37594; Arthur P. Schmidt co.
16776
Merry (The) June moon; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1..
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75605; Letitia
Meritis Will. 16777
Merry (The) stevedore. © 1c. Aug.
30, 1933; E unp. 75806; John Paul-
steiner. 16778
Metropolitan opening; w and melody
Irving Berlin. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1933;
E unp. 74559; Irving Berlin, inc.
16779:
Meyer; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
30, 1983; E unp. 75793; Saul S.
Goldstone. 16780
Mezz’ ora con voi; tango slow, letra
Marf, m Vittorio Mascheroni; pf.
© July 3, 1938; E for. 31143; A. & G.
Carisch & ec. 16781
Mia diletta; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 1, 1933; E unp. 74440; Grace
Hannan. 16782
Mia querida; Mexican love song, w E.
Buckbee, melody L. Hope. © 1 «c.
Aug. 16, 1983; E unp. 75084; Louise
Hope and Edna Buckbee. 167838
16796
Midt i byens hjerte; tango, fra Char-
lottenlund revuen 1933, tekst Dan
Folke og Carl Viggo Meincke, m
Willy Kierulff, Victor Cornelius og
Henry Willum; pf. July oie
1933; EF for. 31201; Wilhelm Han-
sen. 16784
Mikor latom hulladozni; magyar dall,
szovegét irta Nagy Lajos, zenéjét
irta Berky Nandor. ©1c. Aug. 29,
1933; E unp. 75772; Nandor Berky.
16785
Military (A) band; w and m Paul
Yoder; full band pts. © Aug. 25,
1933 ; E pub. 37567 ; Rubank, inc.
16786
Mimi was a good girl; from Torch
singer, w Leo Robin, m Ralph Rain-
ger. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp.
75186; Paramount productions, ine.
16787
©yit je
D 28489; Philip
16787*
Minstrel’s (The) love song; song; with
violin obbl. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933; EH
unp. 75524; Sallie Peterson Hose.
16788
Miss NIRA; song. © 1c. Aug. 11,
19383; E unp. 74902; Albert J. Was-
gon, jr. 16789
Missa Sancti Joannis; w anon.; Ssop.,
ten. and bass; organ ace. © Aug.
21, 1983; E pub. 37515; Robert W.
Wilkes. 16790
Mission bells; song. © 1 ec. Aug. 5,
19383; E unp. 74633; Stella Watts
Hollowell. 16791
Mississippi delta blues; song, w and
melody Jack Neville and Jimmie
Rodgers. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1933; H
unp. 75292; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 16792
Mississippi ’membrance; song. © 1c.
Aug. 28, 1933; E unp. 75780; Dorothy
Jane Moyer. 16793
Missouri moon; melody. © 1 c. Aug.
9, 1933 ; E unp. 75191; Anton Keresz-
Ming Hoy; musical comedy.
July.) 15.2 1953 =
Mauro Foote.
tes. 16794
valse. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp.
74753; Hmma Buerger. 16795
Mister Bow and Arrow Cupid; fox-
trot, w and m Gillye Coleman. ©
1c Aug. 8, 1933; E unp. 74517; Gillye
Coleman Koger. 16796
701
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16797
pt. 111, n. s., v. 23
Mr. Cupid’s busy at a game of love;
ist violin with w. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1933; E unp. 75678; Albert V. Sel-
iner. 16797
Mr. Peacock; w and m Mae-Aileen
irb} pe © Jan.'31, 1933 - Hh pub.
374986: Boston music co. 16798
Mit einem kuss beginnt das gliick;
tango, w Giinther Schwenn u. Peter
Schaeffers, m Will Rollins. © Dec.
31, 1932; E for. 31049; Rondo-verlag,
G.m.b.H. 16799
— —— arr. Horst Hoff-
mann; orch. stimmen. © Dec. 31,
1932; E for. 31050; Rondo-verlag,
Gam -bA. 16800
Mocking (The) bird and old bob
white are calling you back to me;
song, m Burrell Van Buren; pf. ©
1 c. Aug. 21. 1933; BE ounp. 75338;
James Clay Evans. 16801
Modern (A) madrigal; w June Sill-
man, and melody. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1933 ; E unp. 74882; Warburton Guil-
bert. 16802
Momentary waltz; pf. ©l1ec. Aug. 28,
1933; E unp. 75781; Dorothy Jane
Moyer. 16803
Monterey; w Michael Doran, m V.
Ballaseyus. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1933:
E unp. 75740; Emilia Clapham and
Virginia Ballaseyus. 16804
Mood Hollywood; by Lennie Hayton
and Jimmy Dorsey; pf. © Aug. 23,
1933; E pub. 37554; Robbins music
corp. 16805
Moods; by Frederick Kell; viola solo;
pf. ace. © July 28, 1933: BH for.
31118; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
16806
Moods modernes; suite, op. 27, nos.
1-5; pf. ©1c. Aug. 1, 1933; EB unp.
75226; Claude Lapham. 16807
Moon (The) is waiting for us up
above; w and melody Billy King. ©
Jc. Aug. 12, 1933; 2, unp. YA981 :
Wm. Du Bovik. 16808
Moon magic; w Michael Doran, m VY.
Ballaseyus; [bar.] © 1c. Aug. 29,
1933; E unp. 75736; Virginia Bal-
laseyus and Emilia Clapham. 16809
Moon (The) on the hill; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Aug. 21, 1983; HE unp. 75318: A. R.
Holtman. 16810
Moon princess, by the waters of Ama-
lon; w and melody. ©1e. Aug. 4,
1933; E unp. 74544; Charles T.
Ford. 16811
Moon time; w and melody. © 1 ce.
Aug. 12, 1983; E unp. 74929; Sam
Scarnato. 16812
Moonbeams; violin duet and pf. acc.
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp. 75098;
Laurel Marguerite Dust. 16813
Moonlight; song. © ic. Aug. 14, 1933;
E unp. 75014; Valeria Hill Brown.
16814
Moonlight and dreams; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1933; E unp. 75308;
Lilly Peterson. 16815:
Moonlight in Dakota; fox-trot song,
melody Pauline Story. © 1 ec. Aug.
38, 19383; E unp. 74518; Edward
Kurle. 16816
Moonlight in Hawaii; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 18, 1933; E unp. 75204;
Marguerite Camp Smith. 16817
Moonlight mesa; musical comedy, dia-
logue and lyrics R. W. Smith, m
H. D. Guelick. ©1c. Aug. 11, 1933;
D 28492; Harry D. Guelick and Re-
becca W. Smith. 16817*
Moonlight (A) song; w John Proctor
Mills, m Charles Wakefield Cad-
man, op. 42, no. 2, arr. W. A. Reger;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. © July 27, 1933;
E pub. 37504; G. Schirmer, ine.
16818
foonrise; w Billy Hill, m Irving
Rose and Frank Warshauer; with
ukulele arr. © Aug. 2, 1933; E pub.
37361; Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢o., inc.
16819
Morena; tango, from Christopher
Strong, by Max Steiner; pf.
Aug. 17, 1983; E pub. 37433; Sam
Fox pub. co. 16820
Morning; song. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933;
E unp. 75693; George F. Koether.
16821
Morning glory; w Joe Young, m Max
Steiner; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
28, 1933; E pub. 37584; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 16822
Mortensen (Otto) 14 instrumental-
kanons; suppl. til violinundervis-
ningen. © July 31, 1933; E for.
31192; Wilhelm Hansen. 16823
Mother mine; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 18, 1933; E unp. 75154; Ir-
ving W. Roberts. 16824
702
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Mothers; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1933; HE unp. 74674; Emma Case.
16825
Mothers are God’s gift; song. ©l1e.
Aug. 23, 1933; E unp. 75398; Lil-
lian M. Soule. 16826
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Ido-
meneo; overture, arr. Aubrey Win-
ter; orch. pts. © Aug. 1, 1933; EB
for. 31091; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd. 16827
Mozart miniatures; duets, arr. I.
Vileta; pf. © Aug. 24, 1933; E pub.
37565; Lewis pub. co. 16828
Mummy walk-a-round : Waectok ap ur:
Plough, m Barnie Hensgen. © 1 e¢.
Aug. 28, 1983; E unp. 75710; Ber-
nard T. Hensgen and Calvin L.
Plough. 16829
Murmuring melody waltz; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75470; Louis
Augustine Donohue. 16830
Music box; pf. trio. © 1c. Aug. 16,
1933; E unp. 75099; Laurel Mar-
guerite Dust. 16831
Musie making in class; pupils’ books,
Lucy M. Welch. bk. 1, la and 2.
© July 26, 1933; EH for. 31156—
81158; Joseph Williams, ltd.
16832, 16834
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
F. G. Hawkes. With suppl. v. 47,
pt. 8, Aug. 19383. © July 26, 1933;
HE, for. 31055; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd. 16835
Musical technique. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1933; A ad int. 18095; pubd. July 1,
19383; Lilias Livingstone Mackin-
non. 16835*
My Alabama moon; valse song. ©
oc As, 23, 1983; BE. unp. 15685;
Ina Coulson Greene. 16836
My angel; w and m Billy Franklin;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 31, 1933;
H pub. 37635; Bibo-Lang, inc.
16837
My baby is a wow; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1.
Aug. 9, 19838; E unp. 75641; Leroy
Kelly. 16838
My black gal blues; w and melody J.
Estes. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp.
74838 ; Southern music pub. ¢o., inc.
16839
16853
My buddie, I done the stretch for; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75574;
Adelaide Grice. 16840
My Colorado mountain home; valse,
w and m Irene Van Zandt. © 1.
July 31, 1983; E unp. 74556; Maude
Naylor. 16841
My dad: pf. with w. ©1. Aug. 9,
1933; EH unp. 75582; Melvin Bernard
Wells. 16842
My dear old gray head mother ; valse
song. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1933; E unp.
75228; Jessie Mathena. 16843
My dream; song. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1933; E unp. 74720; Robert J. Bain.
16844
My dream of heaven; song, m James
Evans Hecht. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1933;
EK unp. 74810; Dorothy Anna Barth.
16845
My empty arms ache: he took her
away: song. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1933;
EH unp. 75430; Hva Della White
Wakelee. 16846
My fiddle and me; waltz, w Joe
Young, m Matt Malneck and Frank
Signorelli, arr. Paul Weirick; orch.
pts., with male trio arr. B. Faighes.
© Aug. 4, 1933: E pub. 37398; Leo
Feist, ine. 16847
My Galveston gal; w and melody Phil
Harris and George B. Adlam. ©
1 ec. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75483;
Leo Feist, inc. 16848
My girl don’t love me; w Irving
Caesar, m Billy Frisch and Otto
Motzan; with ukulele arr. Jim
Thomas. © Aug. 15, 1933; E pub.
37418; Irving Caesar, inc. 16849
My Gypsy sweetheart, I’m following
you; song. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1933; E
unp. 75188; Ferne Marie Becker.
16850
My happiness; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 16, 1933; E unp. 75089; Bor-
ney Bergantine. 16851
My heart’s a rolling stone; w and
melody J. Thomas. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1933; E unp. 74846; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 16852
My heart’s aglow; m Luther A.
Clark; pf. with w. © 1 ec. Aug. 8,
1933; E unp. 74580; Gertrude Liles.
16853
703
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16854
My heart shall speak; set to m of O
happy day, O blissful day, by Carl
Gotze. © June 23, 1933: E pub.
387212; Samuel B. Letson. [Copy-
right is claimed on new words]
16854
My Idaho mountain home; pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1983; E unp. 75559;
Arthur Huntley. 16855
My inspiration; pf. with w. ©1«.
Aug. 28, 1933; E unp. 75708; Irving
Merlin. 16856
My King Kong, the hottest Hottentot
in town; fox-trot, w and m Sam
Downing; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
2, 1933; E for. 31182; Llew Weir
music co. 16857
My ladye’s glove; w J. Hole, m E. H.
Dainty. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1933; E
unp. 75546; John Hole and Ernest
H. Dainty. 16858
My last year’s girl; fox-trot, w Ar-
thur Swanstrom, m Louis Alter;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 14, 1983;
E pub. 37552; Leo Feist, inc. 16859
My life is just an open book: song,
melody Sterling Sherwin. © 1 «.
Aug. 11, 1983; E unp. 74878; Chas.
J. Davern. 16860
My little blonde from big Broadway;
song, melody Henry Sidorowicz.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1933; E unp. 75703;
Joseph Pilewski. 16861
My little farmerette; song, m Luther
Ayy Clark. © 1 c.. Aug;. ih dQ33;
E unp. 75148: Anne Elizabeth Bud-
witz. 16862
My love for you; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 1, 1983; E unp. 74455;
Samuel Glasser. 16863
© 1c. Aug. 25,
75439; Yolanda M.
16864
My man in the moon; w M. B. Jobns,
m M. M. Miller. © 1 ¢ Aug 1,
1933; E unp. 74482; Mary B. Johns
and Madge M. Miller. 16865
My moon of love; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 12, 19383; E unp. 74925;
George La Plante. 16866
My mother’s eyes; song. © 1c. Aug.
9, 1933; E unp. 75556; Maria Feo-
dorova. 16867
My musical paint box of beautiful
dreams; w and melody Justin Ring
w and melody.
1933; E unp.
Richardson.
pt. I, n. s., v. 28:
and F. Hager. © 1 ec. Aug. 25,.
1935; E unp. 75464; Fred Hager.
16868.
My old briar root pipe; w and melody.
© 1c, Aug. 1, 1933; E unp. 74459;
W. P. Reynolds. 16869
My old homestead ’way out there;
song, m Stan Tucker. © July 26,
1933; E pub. 37465; Hobart Byram.
16870:
My oid Oregon home in the pines;
song, m Luther A. Clark. © 1.
Aug. 25, 1983; E unp, 75491; Albert
G. Armstrong. 16871
My own; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Aug. 21,
1933; E unp. 75327; John Edward
McFadden. 16872
My pal; valse song. © 1 ¢ July 31,
1933; E unp. 745538; Nellie Hooper.
16873
My Pennsylvania home; song. © Aug.
4, 1933; E pub. 373855; J. Owen
Dixon. 16874
My piano man; song. ©1 ce. Aug, 19,
1938; E unp. 75259; Helen Engle-
man. 16875
My Pine River valley sweetheart;
waltz, w Ted B. Stout, and melody.
© 1c. June 14, 1933; E unp. 75216;
James Baxter Barrey. 16876
My pretty Killarney colleen; w and
melody. © 1 e, Aug. 29, 1933; EB.
unp. 75729; Claude Gasaway. 16877
My real live baby doll; song, m Luther
A. Clark; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
18, 1933; E pub. 37574; Herbert J.
Hause. 16878
My schnozzola; w and melody Johnny
Pierce and H. Dyson. © 1 e. Aug.
11, 1933; E unp. 74903; Hal Dyson.
16879
My silver bow; w and m Yvonne De
Poise. © 1c. July 20, 19338; EH unp.
73958: Yvonne Masias. 16880
My Smoky Mountain sweetheart; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1933;
E unp, 75459; Katherine Johnson
Burch. 16881
My song is now ended; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 74803;
James E. Henry. 16882
My songs are all for you; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1ec. Aug,
9, 19383; E unp. 75611; Beryl De-
Guire. 16883.
704
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
16917
My soul’doth magnify the Lord; an-
them, w from St. Luke 1, m Sidney
H. Pittman; mixed voices; organ
ace. © May 15, 1933; E for. 31046;
Allan & co., prop. Itd. 16884
My southland’s calling me; fox-trot
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp.
16885
My spirit longeth for thee; w John
Byrom, m William H. Harris; mixed
voices. pt.1,2. © July 31, 1933; HE
for, 31188; H. F. W. Deane & sons,
the Year book press, Itd. 16886
My sweet Irish Mary; song. © Aug.
4, 1933; E for. 31107; Ruth Gagnon
Burke. 16887
My sweetheart; song, m Eugene Platz-
man. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1933; E ump.
75834; Bess Machurek. 16888.
My sweetness; song, m L. Washburn
and Helen Engleman. © 1 ¢. Aug.
19, 1933; E unp. 75258; Lewis Wash-
burn. 16889
My theme song; pf. with w. ©1e.
Aug. 14, 1933; E unp. 750138; Sam
Saxe, 16890
My thoughts are all of you; song. ©
Aug. 10, 1983; E pub. 37443; Marion
Prentice. 16891
My traffic cop; w Jackie Keeler and J.
Cappo, and melody. © 1c. Aug. 9,
19338; E unp. 74785; Joseph Cappo.
16892
My wandering boy; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 30, 193838; E unp. 75805;
Earl Leon Lowery. 16893
My wild oat; w and m H. Woods. ©
Aug. 24, 1933; E for. 31226; Cine-
phonic music co., ltd. 16894
Myers (Sherman) ‘Three folly danc-
es ; by Montague Ewing; pf. © Aug.
22, 19383; EH for. 31207; Campbell,
Connelly & co., ltd. 16895
Mysterious you; w and melody. ©
tres Ane. 16, 1933: E). unp. . 75005:
Grace Hannan. 16896
N.R.A. (The) ; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 18, 19383; E unp. 75172; Charles
Caserta. 16897
N. R. A.; march; solo cornet. ©1ce.
Aug. 8, 19838; E unp. 74773; Charles
Leonard Gordon. 16898
—pf. with w. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1933;
E unp. 74995; Ethel L. Mahoney.
16899
song.
74748; Carter Settle.
—gong. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E
unp. 74738; Marie Dee Sweeney.
16900
—— song. © 1.c. Aug. 15, 1933; E.
unp. 75064; Bertha Gordon. 16901
song, m William Wilfred Lowitz.
©1c. Aug. 10, 1933; E unp. 74864;
Flora Rochotte Smith. 16902
song, melody Harry A. Powell.
©1c. Aug. 25, 1933; FE unp. 75461;
Kitty Cunningham. 16903
w and melody. © 1 ec.’ Aug. 11,
1933 ; E unp. 74900; Aaron Brown.
16904
—-w J. Blum, m T. Girtanner. ©
1c. Aug. 25, 19383; E unp. 75471;
John Blum and Tom Girtanner.
16905
N.R.A. is the way; song; pf. ©.1 «¢..
Aug. 23, 1933; E unp. 75410; Alfred
Bliss Pettit. 16906:
NR) Clhe) march pr... © oie
Aug. 5, 1983; E unp. 74619; Reinier
Bandel. 16907
— pf. with w. ©1c. Aug. 28, 1933;
Eeunp. 75548; Mamie Leeper Rylee.
16908
——w and melody. ©1e. Aug. 28,
1933; E unp. 75718; Jean Wakefield.
16909:
N.R.A. march; pf. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1933; E unp. 75006; Lazarre Jeune-
homme. 16910:
—song, m Hugene Platzman. ©
t'e.. Aug. 26, 193355) EH. .unp.! To5d9 ;.
D. S. Weatherall. 16911
——w and melody. © 1. Aug. 17,
1933; E unp. 75125; Harl Cleland
Maxham. 16912
N.R.A. marching song; w Morgan
Sexton, with melody. © 1 ¢. Aug.
30, 1983; E unp. 75790; Gene Brown.
169138
N.R.A. (The) song; song. ©1le. Aug.
28, 1933; E unp. 75711; Leon Chester
Hardin Elisworth. 16914
wand melody Melody Jack Smith..
1 c. Aug. 10, 19338; E unp. 74870;
W. Edgar Wood. 16915
—— w and melody Melody Jack Smith.
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1933; E unp. 75399;
Hermann Clinton Smith. 16916
NRA song; w A. Phillips, m B. Da-
vies. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1933; E unp.
75288; Abdiel Phillips and Bessie
Davies. 16917
709
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16918
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Nancy Lee; w and m Ken Holmes. ©
1 c. Aug. 1, 1988; E unp. 74436;
Kenneth R. Holmes. 16918
Near the river of blue; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Aug. 31, 1933; E unp. 75827; Leroy
De Gregory. 16919
*Neath tomorrow’s moon; song, with
quartet arr. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1933;
EK unp. 74792; Frederick James
Townsend. 16920
Ned Lynn; by Paul Van. Loan; pf.
conductor. ©. 1..¢.. Aug, 23, 51933 ;
E unp. 75389; Movietone music corp.
16921
Need (The) o’ my heart dear is you;
w and melody. © 1 c. Aug.. 25,
1933; E unp. 75457; Grace Munsey.
16922
Neighbors; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 238, 1983; E unp. 75403; Arthur
Lorenzo Countee, sr. 16923
Nell and I; w and melody. © 1.
July 24, 1988; E unp. 74965; Louise
M. Thain. 16924
Nella penombra; berceuse, Osvaldo
Gagliardi; quintetto a corda pti.,
con pf.-conduttore. © May 10,
1933 ; E for. 31248; A. Drago. 16925
New (The) born day; song, w Charles
A. Gifford. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1933;
E unp. 75021; George Wheaton Bag-
nall. 16926
New (The) code march; band pts. ©
1 ¢. Aug. 3, 19383; E unp. 74487;
Otto C. Zimpfer. 16927
New (A) day in love; song, m Stan
Tucker. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp.
74688 ; Wendell Layton. 16928
New (The) deal; march song. © 1.
Aug. 3, 1933; E unp. 74534; Mar-
garet D. Evans. 16929
© 1c. Aug. 8,
19338; E unp. 74780; Donald I.
Smutka. 16930
New deal; song, m Stan Tucker. ©
1 ec. Aug. 30, 1933; FE unp. 75798;
Chas. G. Nelson. 16931
New Orleans blues; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ Aug. 12, 1983: E unp. 74938;
Samuel J. Catanese. 16932
New (The) royal America’s blue
eagle; march; melody with pf. ace.
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp. 75091;
John Russell Shipley. 16933
New (The) way to piano technique;
original system of concentrated
waltz, melody.
technical practice. bk. 1-4.
June 1, 6, 12, 1933; EH for. 31075;
George Woodhouse. 16934
Next to mother who do you love; valse
song. ©1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp.
75255; Ruth Davis. 16935
Nicholls (Heller) 33 hymn tunes &
carols; pf. arr. © Aug. 14, 1933; EH
for. 81242; Warren & Phillips.
16936
Night; from The big flight, song, m
Fleetwood Jefferson. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1933; E unp. 75301; Benjamin
Fleetwood Jefferson. 16937
Night of love; song. © 1 ¢. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 74798; Bob Mayberry.
16938
Night song of love: w and melody. ©
1 c«. Aug. *21,° 1933 “BP anp. ioe;
William Clarence Nelson. 16939
Night wind’s lullaby; w John R.
French, with melody. © 1 ¢. Aug.
30, 1933; E unp. 75801; Olivia L.
French. 16940
Nightingale (The) ; by Theodore Kul-
lak, op. 81, no. 8, special student’s
ed. John M. Williams; pf. © Jan.
31, 1933; E pub. 37492; Boston
music ¢o. 16941
Ninth chord blues; w and melody. ©
1 c.. Aug. 29, 19838; BH unp. Paree;
Newton Camiel Maenhout. 16942
NIRA ; march; solo trumpet conductor.
©1c. Aug. 14, 1983; E unp. 75008;
Gulio Bertuccelli. 169438
——pf. treble with w. © 1c. Aug.
14, 1933; E unp. 74991; Mary Eddy
Siegmund. 16944
Nira; w G. D. Brisley, m W. H. Col-
verd. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1983; Hi unp.
75494; Walter H. Colverd and
George D. Brisley. 16945
NIRA! NIRA; w John Harden, m
Anotole Bourman; with ukulele arr.
© Aug.’ 25, 1983; Hi “pubs sieer,
Harden music co., ine, 16946
Nira, queen of prosperity; w M. V.
Samuels, melody B. Sullivan. ©1 ce.
Aug. 16, 1933; E unp. 75072; Billy
Sullivan and Maurice VY. Samuels.
16947
Nira waltz; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 16, 1933; E unp. 75095 ; Gilbert
Mills Soule. 16948
No fooling; w and melody. © 1 ©@
Aug. 5, 1983; E unp. 74630; Victor
Artese and Al Sconzo, 16949
706
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
No matter where you kiss your sweet ;
w and m Letitia Bell. © 1c. Aug.
16, 1933; E unp. 75085; Lettie Au-
gusta Belknap. 16950:
No one like you; valse song. © 1c.
July 31, 19838; E unp. 74554; Hd-
wina M. Wheeler. 16951
No song of love for me; w David
Lowenstein, with melody. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 28, 1933; E unp. 75706; Louise
H. Snodgrass. 16952
Noah built the ark; w and melody.
© 1 ¢. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74837;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 16953
Noodles; pf. © 1«. Aug. 16, 1933;
HH unp. 75775; Frank R. Denke.
16954
Not an ounce of love in your heart;
song. ©1e. Aug. 22, 1933; E unp.
75368; Hamilton McLean. 16955
Not so good, not so bad; w and mel-
ody Chet Rodgers. © 1c. Aug. 8,
1933; E unp. 74772; Chester D.
Rodgers. 16956
Now I know that I was just your
plaything; song, w Doris Foley and
Bernie Cummins; with ukulele arr.
© July 14, 1933; H pub. 37319; Jack
Curry. 16957
Now that summer has gone; w and
m Hd. Mirick and Ernie Fidellow;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 18, 1933;
E pub. 37462; Donaldson Doug-
las & Gumble, ine. 16958
Now that you say we’re through; w
‘M. Lawrence, m T. Fairfax. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 16, 1988; E. unp. 75071; Teddy
Fairfax and Millard Lawrence.
16959
Nowhere; w and melody W. Billy
Putman. © 1c. Aug. 28, 1933; E
unp. 75704; William B. Putman.
16960
Nuts to you; composed and _ orch.
Hugo Friedhofer; pf.-conductor. ©
1c. Aug. 11, 1933; E unp. 74985;
Movietone music corp. 16961
O, don’t you get yourself in trouble,
O sweet mama, O sweet papa; pf.
warkeows XS) te: Aug? 1.°1933 >. Bb
unp. 74447; Samuel Brail. 16962
O Herr, erhére mein gebet; chorile,
w u. m Margarethe Hartwigk-En-
gelken, op. 1. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1983;
E unp. 74760; Margarethe Engel-
ken. 16963
O.K. baby; song. © Aug. 17, 1933: E
pub. 37449; Margaret Colvin. 16964
16979
O sing unto the Lord a new song; an-
them, w from Psalm 97, m Boris
Levenson, op. 74; mixed voices. ©
July 28, 1933; E pub. 37305; White-
Smith music pub. co. 16965
O Zion; negro spiritual, Horace
Alden Miller; organ. © Aug. 17,
19383; E pub. 37470; Cornell college.
16966
Oh daddy dear, won’t you please come
home; song, arr. Perle Skinner. ©
1 ec. Aug. 30, 1988; HE unp. 75815;
Lucius F. Smith. ‘16967
Ob dearest, will you be my own;
song, melody Lee Turner. © 1 e.
Aug. 16, 1983; E unp. 750938; Grace
Huey. 16968
Oh fooey; pf. with w. ©1c. Aug. 12,
1933; E unp. 74948; Anne Dodge.
16969
Oh, Hawaiian moon; song. © 1 e.
Aug. 7, 1983; E unp. 74730; Harold
Osborne Bryant. 16970
Oh how I love the sunshine; song,
arr. Burrell Van Buren. © 1 «
Aug. 4, 1983; E unp. 74574; Sylves-
ter Omer Freed. 16971
Oh if I had some one to love; song.
©1c. Aug. 30, 1933; E unp. 75817;
Minnie Rose Hamilton. 16972
Oh Lord don’t take my gal (man)
away; blues, w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 7, 1983; E unp. 74692; Frank
Donadio. 16973
Oh love; w and melody. © 1. Aug.
5, 19338; E unp. 74623; Samuel
Gerber. 16974
Oh Nira; song, arr. C. 8S. Wilson. ©
te} Aug. 3, 1933; BE unp. 14519;
Manfred Byron Hughes. 16975
Oh peerless Illinois; pf. treble with
w. © 1 ec. Aug. 8, 1933; E ump.
74775; Grace O. Barrett. 16976
Oh, those silly eyes; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1933; BE unp. 75042;
Charles Morelli and Jimmy De-
laney. 16977
Oh, to be home again; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1.¢.
Aug! )9, 1983 7 EY unp. 15608 =~ Jo-
hanna Pauline Graves. 16978
Oh, you beautiful; theme song, w
Melody Jack Smith, set to m of
Hello beautiful. © 1 c¢. July 20,
1933; Eu unp. 395k: Merman -‘C,
Smith. [Copyright is claimed on
new words only | 16979
(07
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16980
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Okay G-a; w Joe Young, m Jean
Schwartz and Milton Ager; with
ukulele arr. © Aug. 22, 1933; E
pub. 37518; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, ine. 16980
‘Ol debbil microphone; w and m
Margot Millham and Willard Robi-
son. ‘©: July: 26, 1933; E pub.
87368; Miller music, inc. 16981
‘Ol Paint; cowboy song, arr. David W.
Guion; high voice. © Aug. 21,
1933; E pub. 37683; G. Schirmer,
inc. 16982
Old (The) Apache trail; w and mel-
ody. ©l1e. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp.
75441; Anna M. Sullivan. 16983
Old (The) eleven; w H. M. Wal-
brook, m Richard Bell. © July 25,
1933; E for. 31176; Llew Weir mu-
sic co. 16984
Old English country dances; arr.,
phrased and fingered Percy A.
Whitehead; pf. © July 25, 1933;
E for. 31005; Forsyth bros., ltd.
16985
Old-fashioned (The) girl; song, m
Robt. A. Kelly. © 1 c. Aug. 11,
1933; E unp. 74910; Homer McAfee.
16986
Old log cabin of my dreams; w and
melody Dwight Butcher and Lou
Hirscher. © 1c. July 22, 1933; E
unp. 74499; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 16987
Old Man Depression now’s hobbling
‘long; song, w Gertrude E. Mells.
©:1¢. Aug. 22, 19383; E-unp. 75378 ;
Herbert Franklin Mells. 16988
Old (The) man in the moon tells
time; song. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E
unp. 74609; Agnes Schaffenberg.
16989
Old (The) new brew; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1933; E unp. 75402;
Ella Mae Chilcote. 16990
Old (An) old story; w C. H. Koeh,
melody E. La Jeunesse. ©1c. Aug.
24, 1983; E unp. 75427; Ernie La
Jeunesse, Chet Wiles, and Carl H.
Koch. 16991
Old pal of my heart; w and melody
John B. Mason and Jimmie Rod-
gers. ©1c. Aug. 11, 1933; E unp.
75293 ; Southern music pub. co., ine.
16992
O'd Reserve; w Frederick W. Ashley,
m Ralph E. Clewell; pf. © Mar.
708
29, 1982; E pub. 37354; Western
reserve academy. 16993
Old (The) rope swing; w and melody.
©1e. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74716;
Olive Martin. 16994
Old (An) sweetheart; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 e«.
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75571; Flor-
ence Carmen. 16995
Old (The) winding road that leads
home; w and m Marie Miles. ©
1 ¢@., Aug. 15, 1933; unp. “242;
Mary Caine. 16996
Old wine in new bottles; 4 restora-
tion songs, w anon., and by Con-
greve, m C. Armstrong Gilbbs. nos.
14. © Aug. 1, 1933; E for. 31089;
Boosey & co., ltd. 16997
Ombo; rumba-fox, Xavier Cugat. ©
1. ¢.. Aug. 23, 193535 2 Wee
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 16998
Omega nu tau girl; w Blanche Rus-
sell, m Hilton Cripe, jr. [and] A
fraternity song; w Hermine Gross,
m Imyl Clark and Martha Ellen
Brummett. © Aug. 17, 1933; E
pub. 37448; Omega nu tau sorority,
ine. 16999
On a merry folk-tune; by Albert
Elkus; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Aug. 17,
1933; E pub. 37484; J. Fischer &
bro. 17000
On a steamer coming over, what could
we do; w Joe Goodwin and Henry
Bergman, melody Lou Handman.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1933; E unp. 75841;
Broadway music corp. 17001
On! on! with Roosevelt; march song.
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1933; E unp. 75224;
Lea Roy. 17002
On the other side of lovers’ lane; w
Sonny Miller, m Carroll Gibbons;
with ukulele arr. © July 31, 1933;
E for. 31180; Peter Maurice music
co., itd. 17003
On to better times; march song, pf.
arr. Mary Meveigh. © 1c. Aug. 10,
1933; E unp. 74871; Walton Rein-
hold Eckberg. 17004
Once I had a gal named Susie; from
Life in the raw, w and m Stuart
Anthony. © 1. Aug. 23, 1933; H
unp. 75397; Movietone music corp.
17005
Once upon a time; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1983; E unp. 745025
Gertrude McConnell and Marion A.
Smart. 17006
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 19338
\
Once you called me sweetheart; pf.
treble with w. ©1c. Aug. 28, 1933;
E ounp. 75658 ; Wilfred Leslie Dixon.
17007
One hour; w Larry Ross, m S. Lichter.
©l1ec. July 31, 1933; E unp. 74827;
Sam Lichter and L. H. Rosenblatt.
17008
One hundred million strong; song, w
Hleanor Murchie and G. Murchie,
jr. © 1e. Aug. 21, 19383; E unp.
753841; Guy Murchie, jr. 17009
One (The) I love has broken my
heart; w and m C. Weisenauer and
Earl Walters. © 1c. Aug. 24, 19383;
EK ounp. 75413; Charles Weisenauer.
17010
One kiss; w and melody. ©1e. Aug.
4, 1983; E unp. 74599; Nell Thomp-
son Miller. 17011
One kiss of love; valse song. ©1..
Aug. 38, 19383; E unp. 74516; Lois
Avis Sollars. 17012
One last kiss; song, m Joe Grant. ©
1c. Aug. 7, 1983; E unp. 74708;
Stephen McCarthy. 17013
—w and melody. © 1. Aug. 5,
1983; E unp. 74654; Russell Witt-
penn and Jimmy Delaney. 17014
One more mountain to climb, one more
river to cross; w Buddy Fields and
Al Lewis, m Al Sherman; with chord
notations for ukulele, banjo and
guit. © Aug. 22, 1933; E pub.
37047; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine. 17015
One of these days two of us are gonna
be blue; w Sam M. Lewis, melody
J. Fred Coots. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933;
EK unp. 75484; Leo Feist, inc. 17016
One that I adore; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ Aug. 25, 1983; E unp. 75434;
Joseph T. Clouthier. 17017
Only a bum; w and melody Billy Hill.
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; EB unp. 75109;
Shapiro, Bernstein and co., ine.
17018
Only a dream; pf. treble with w. ©
1 ¢« Aug. 24, 19838; E unp. 75462;
Edna Douglas Russo. 17019:
Only a shadow; song, w Katherine
Kloos. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp.
75672; Rudolph Schuster. 17020
Only girl; w and melody Lasca Lopez.
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74607;
Lasca L. Collins. 17021
17037
Only yesterday ; w Bill Simmons, mel-
ody Ted Wolff. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1933;
EK unp. 74645; Curtis Theodore
Wolff. 17022
Onset Island moon; theme song. © 1
ec. Aug. 16, 1983; E unp. 75114; Julia
Belcher. 17023
Opus 40; melody. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1933; E unp. 75520; Louis C. Hitzen.
17024
Organetto (Un) suona; tango, versi
Rich e Zar, m Norberto: Caviglia ;
orch. parti. © May 1, 1933; E for.
31257; H. M. Chiappo. 17025
Oriental moon; w and melody. ©1c.
Aug. 2, 1933; E unp. 74469; Helen
Whitehurst. 17026
Original musical examples for use with
Music making in class; composed
and invented Lucy M. Welch. ©
July 26, 19838; E for. 31155; Joseph
Williams, ltd. 17027
Our club march; w and m William J.
Benning. © July 23, 1933; E pub.
37490; Journal eo. 17028
Our cottage, our castle of love; w and
melody. ©1e. Aug. 2, 1933; E unp.
74489; Isabelle W. Baer. 17029
Our director; march and two-step; Ist
violin. ©1c. Aug. 16, 1933; EH unp.
75387; Orville J. Wilson. 17030
Our happy little love nest; pf. with
wrt © 1c. Aug. 1441933 7H; sump.
74462; Clarence A. Meyer. 17081
Our love was the sweetest of all; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 19383;
E unp. 74907; Effie Elizabeth Mc-
Cloud. 17032
Our nite; song. ©1ec. Aug. 18, 1933;
EH unp. 75163 ; John Leonard Kenkel.
17035
Out in the apple orchard; w Joe Young
and Johnny Burke, melody Harold
Spina. ©1c Aug. 4, 1933; E unp.
74561; Irving Berlin, inc. 17054
Over here; w W. MacAllen, melody
Eve Ryan. ©1c. Aug. 21, 1933; EB
unp. 75803; Evelyn Ryan and War-
ren MacAllen., 17035
Over the ocean blue, I'll wait for you;
w and melody. © 1 ¢ Aug. 12,
1933 ; E unp. 74928; Nicholas Bickel.
170386
Over the Rhine; with chanties, w and
melody; male voices. June 5,
1983; E pub. 87566; Walter Roy
‘Bonnell. 17037
709
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17038
pt. M1, n. s., v. 28
Overture and opening chorus; pf. and
male cho. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1933; E
unp. 75507; Franklin Hauser. 17038
Owl (The); w Tennyson, m John
Clements; unison voices. © July 7,
1933; E for. 31102; H. F. W. Deane
& sons, the Year book press, ltd.
17039
Oxford (An) garden; w Sophie Jewett,
m Mabel Wood Hill. © May 15,
1925; E pub. 37346; O. Flaschner
music co., inc. 17040
Oxford (The) passacaglia; by J. Hul-
lah Brown; violin and pf. © Aug.
1, 1933; E for. 31057; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd. 17041
Pa fjallet i sol; avy Wilhelm Peterson-
Berger, arr: Ivar Hellman; salongs-
ork. stimmor. © July 1, 1933; E
for. 31232; Carl Gehrmans musik-
forlags, a.b. 17042
——ur manskoreykeln En fjallfard,
text og m W. Peterson-Berger, pi-
anosittning av kompositoéren; pf.
© Dee. 1, 1932; H for. 31231; Carl
Gehrmans musikforlags, a.b. 17048
Pabst, Blatz and Schlitz; w Gus Kahn,
m Al Goodhart. © 1c Aug. 16,
1933 ; E unp. 75107 ;s Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer Corp. 17044
Pal of my heart; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Aug. 21, 1988; E unp. 75309; Nor-
man L. Bourg. 17045
Pal (The) with the heart of gold; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75609 ;
Marion Dale Wilson. 17046
Pale-face and squaw; w J. M. Katzen-
bogen, melody L. Golden. © 1 «.
Aug. 4, 1938; E unp. 74611; Jack
M. Katzenbogen and Leroy Golden.
17047
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
Exultate Deo; English version
adapted from Psalm 81, Arthur
Mendel, m ed. John Finley William-
son; 5-pt. mixed cho. © July 27,
1933; E pub. 37507; G. Schirmer,
inc. 17048
Paradise lane; waltz, w and m Charles
O’Flynn, Charlie MeCarthy and
Mickey Addy; with ukulele arr.
Aug. 9, 19383; E pub. 37394; Leo
Feist, inc. 17049
Pass it on; Song, m William J. Falk.
© July 28, 1933; E pub. 37436; Wil-
liam Hayes. 17050
/
Paty O’Toole; 4-pt. song, w from Notes
and queries, m Charles Wood; male
voices. July 6, 1983; HE for.
31012; H. F. W. Deane & sons, the
Year book press, ltd. 17051
Peace has come to earth again; song,
m W. E. Duffell. © 1 c. Aug. 7,
19383; E..unp. | 140373; Vareinia
Frances Boone. 17052
Peacock pie; suite, C. Armstrong
Gibbs; 2 violins, viola, or 3d violin,
and violoncello, contrabass ad lib, or
string orch, and pf. Se. and pts.
© . Aug... 8971933. dpe terepenliet =
Hawkes & son (London) Itd. 17053
Peate’s quick action pictured home
course for Hawaiian guitar; by
George A. Peate. bk. 1. ©1c. Aug..
16, 1933; A ad int. 18110; pubd. Aug.
11, 1933; Peate musical co., ltd.
17053*-
Penthouse (A) built for love; fox trot
song. ©1c. Aug. 23, 1983; E unp.
75684; Mary Gladys Fuqua. 17054
Permettete signora; tango, m Piero.
Pavesio; orch. parti, con versi. ©:
Apr. 1, 1933; HE for. 31254208. o.
Chiappo. 17055
Pete McCarty; fox-trot song. © 1 e.
Aug. 14, 1933; E unp. 75240; Alex-
ander Sifford. 17056.
Phantom (The) waltz; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 18, 1983; E unp. 75205;
Marguerite Camp Smith. 17057
Piano (A) in the parlor; w June Sill-
man, and melody. © 1 ec. Aug. 11,
1933; E unp. 74883; Warburton Guil-.
bert. 17058
Pickin’ my way; by Eddie Lang, tran-
scribed and arr. Dave Berend; plec-
trum guit. solo; pf. or guit. acc. ©
Aug. 8, 1933; E pub. 87890; Rob-.
bins music corp. 17059
Picture (A) in memory; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 ©¢
Aug. 9, 19838; E unp. 75636; Patrick
Smith. 17060.
Picture (The) that’s in my heart;
song, m B. Oben Adam. ©1c. Aug.
19, 1983; E unp. 75262; Stefan G.
Kincel. 17061
Pictures; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
4, 1933; E unp. 74578; Albert Steu-
ben. 17062.
5 duets, George Henschel; pf., 4
hands. Aug. 9, 1983; E for.
31123 ; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 17063.
710
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
er 8
Plantation recollections ; modern piano
suite, Rube Bloom. © Aug. 24,
1938; E pub. 37564; Robbins music
corp. 17064
Play boy; w, m and ukulele arr. ©
1c: Aug. 28, 19383; EB unp. 75716;
Sarah Frances Marshall.
Play of the butterflies; pf. © Dec.
23, 1982; HE for. 31100; Jonny Hey-
kens. 17066
Playing around on the delta; song,
m Langford Pawnee James. © 1.
Aug. 14, 198838; E unp. 75020; Lang-
ford James and Eddie Carpenter.
17067
Playing in the moon; words and mel-
ody by A. R. Farolan. © 1c. Aug.
4, 1933; E unp. 74595; Abraham R.
Farolan. 17068
Playing marbles; pf. with w. ©1.
Aug. 24, 1983; E unp. 75422; Zula
Belle Armstrong Carey. 17069
l laying the game of love; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 5, 1933; E unp.
74624; Samuel Gerber. 17070
Please come back my love; valse song;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 14,
1933; E unp. 75235; Luciano Pas-
sion Blas. 17071
Please come closer; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 29, 1933; E unp. 75732;
Roceo Zappia. 17072
Please don’t be jealous of me; song;
with ukulele arr. © 1. Aug. 17,
1933; EH unp. 75117; Grant C. Shep-
herd. 17073
Please don’t get me wrong; w and m
Bud Wilkie. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1933;
E unp. 75346; William Albert Wil-
kie. 17074
Po-bre-lo-la; melodia Rafael Hernan-
, dex © 1c. July 22, 1933; E unp.
74495; Southern music pub. co., ine.
17075
Pocus recites; w Ralph Spence, m L.
H. DeFrancesco, arr. A. H. Cokayne.
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1933; E unp. 75395;
Movietone music corp. 17076
Poema; tango, paroles et m E. Bianco
et A. Mario Melfi; pf. © Aug. 11,
1933 ; EH unp. 74898 ; Eduardo Bianco.
17077
Poéme d’amour; by Rudolf Kvelve, op.
29, no. 1; violin and pf. © Aug. 7,
1933; E pub. 87885; Edward Schu-
berth & co., ine. 17078
17065 |
TloAitisoa ouptos (Politissa) ; song,
w Olga Cavadias. © 1c. July 31,
19838; E unp. 74825; Lucian Cava-
dias. 17079
Pop Eye—the goofy sailor man; w and
melody. (Or iC. Aue, bh, 195° 71
unp. 74732; Raymond 8. Keller.
17080
Pop goes the weasel; featuring breaks
for every section, arr. Paul Yoder;
band pts. © Aug. 25, 1933; E pub.
37568 ; Rubank, inc. 17081
Por-que-rertetanto; melodia Rafael
Hernandez. © 1c. July 22, 1933;
E unp. 74496; Southern music pub.
co., ine; 17082
Por tus ojos negros; tango, Alfredo
Le Pera Don Azpiazu, arr. J. H.
Wood; orch. ptes., avec paroles. ©
May 1, 1983; E for. 30615; Publica-
tions Francis-Day, s. a. 17083
Porter (The) pianoforte course; by
F. Addison Porter and Laura Hux-
table) Porter ist bik: "©, Aug. 22,
1933 ; EH pub. 37539; B. F. Wood mu-
Sic CO. 17084
Possessed; w M. B. Johns, m M. M.
Miller. ©1c. Aug. 1, 1933; E unp.
74479; Mary B. Johns and Madge
M. Miller. 17085
Power (The) and the glory; prelude,
L. HE. De Francesco, arr. Peter
Brunelli; pf.-conductor. © 1 «
Aug. 11, 1983; E unp. 74981; Movie-
tone music corp. 17086
Practicing the piano; w and m Ab-
ner Silver and Allie Wrubel; with
ukulele arr. © July 29, 1983; HE
pub. 37397; Mills music, inc. 17087
Prelude and allegro; by Michele Mas-
citti, arr. Hvangeline Lehman; vio-
lin and pf. © Aug. 10, 1933; E pub.
37413 ; Theodore Presser co. 17088
Prelude orientale; composed L. E. De
Francesco; pf. conductor. © 1 «.
Aug. 11, 1983; E unp. 74980; Movie-
tone music corp. 17089
Prelude picturesque; composed L. EH.
De Francesco, orch. Peter Brunelli;
pf.-conductor. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1933;
EK unp. 74978; Movietone music
corp. 17090
Prelude to the moon; from Moonlight
suite, by Domenico Savino; pf. ©
Aug. 17, 1933; E pub. 37478; Rob-
bins music corp. 17091
Cie
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17092
President Roosevelt and the N.R.A.;
w and melody. © 1c Aug. 29,
1933 343, unpac (5149;-,, Hrmest il.
McCutcheon. 17092
Press on and we'll have prosperity ;
song, w Lou Austin. ©1c. Aug. 30,
1933; E unp. 75802; Louisa Beres-
ford Austin. 17093
Pretending; song, w Harry T. Hough.
©1c. Aug. 3, 19383; E unp. 74538;
Eliza Wilkie Dutton. 17094
Pretty poinsettia; waltz song. © 1c.
Aug. 19, 1933; E unp. 75272; Harry
Clay McCreery. 17095
Pride (The) of the S.A.E.; song. ©
1c. Aug. 12, 19338; E unp. 74957;
Belle Elizabeth Pollock. 17096
Primera suite cubana; de Alejandro
Garcia Caturla; 8 instrumentos de
viento e piano. Se. © Aug. 10,
1933; E pub. 37480; New music.
17097
Princess Lumina; operetta, w Jack-
son Smith, M. W. Bain and others,
m M. W. Bain and others, arr. Or-
vile Mayhood. © 1c. July 15,
1933; D 28488; Mary Wright Bain.
17097*
Principe; tango; pf. avec paroles. ©
1c. Aug. 11, 1938; BH unp:. 74899;
Eduardo Bianco. 17098
Principles of harmonic analysis; by
Walter Piston. © June 20, 1933; A
64631; E. C. Schirmer music co.
17099
Prize winner; march; solo trumpet.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1933; E unp. 74756;
Richard Alfred Otto. 17100
Prohibition; song, m Luther A. Clark.
©) Sualy 2, 1933-308 eb) -sis6s:
Blanche G. Poindexter. 17101
Promised (The) light; Christmas
cantata, text written and selected
Mattie B. Shannon, m Clarence
Kohlmann; soli, cho. and organ. ©
Aug. 24, 1983; D 28497; Hall-Mack
co. 17101"
Prosperity; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75435; Joseph
T. Clouthier. 17102
—w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1933; E unp. 75446; Salvatore
Francis Pelaia. 17103
Prosperity calls; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Aug. 4, 19838; E unp. 74580;
Austin Schmidt. 17104
pt. U1, Dn. S., V. 28
Prosperity is near; w and melody G.
B. Buckner. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1933;
E unp. 74912; George Byron Bueck-
ner and W. J. Shulskie. 17105
Prosperity onestep: w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 19383; E unp. 75217;
Alva W. Craver. 17106
Puccini (Giacomo) Inno a Roma;
trascrizione Amedeo Amadei; pic-
cola banda. Partitura. © Aug. 10,
1933; E for. 31186; Casa musicale
Souzogno, s.a. 17107
Purple shadows in the west; w and
m Otto L. Bohanan. © 1 ec Aug.
3, 19383; E unp. 74523; Florence D.
Bohanan. 17108
Putting me away from you; w Mrs.
EH. C. Thompson, melody Pauline
Story. ©1c. July 6, 1933; E unp.
73405; Mary Eilen Bowen Thomp-
son. 17109
Quartet in C; by Edric Cundell, op. 27;
2 violins, viola and violoncello. Se.
and pts. © June 15, 1933; E for.
31077 ; Augener, ltd. 17110
Quartetto 2; v. Ignaz Pleyel, op. 1, nr.
2, hrsg. Hilmar u. Walter Hockner ;
violino 1, 2, viola wu. violoncello,
stimmen; in es-dur. © July 31,
1933; E for. 31197; Wilhelm Han-
sen. 17111
Quest; song, w Grace Coolidge. ©
July 1, 1983; E pub. 37318; Helen.
Marie Eastes.. 17412
Quiet (A) café; English w Henrik
Ege, Swedish w Lasse Dahlquist, m
Sune Waldimir; with ukulele arr.
© July 22, 1933; E for. 30988; Dix,
ltd. 17113
Radio (The) Romeo; w and melody
Frank S. Boroughs. © 1c. Aug. 16,
1933; E unp. 75073; Blue diamond
song service. 17114
Ragamuffin (The) whistler; caprice,
Dague R. Pryor; pf. © June 12,
1933; E for. 31028; Richard Pryor.
17115
Rain (The); song, w Thomas Lloyd
Lennon. © 1c. Aug. 25, 19338; H
unp. 75503; Emily Seymour Linden.
17116
Rain drop waltz; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 28, 193838; E. unp. 75655;
George Henry Wade. A yg Bs
Rainin’ on the river; song, m Eddie
Gerrard. © 1c. Aug. 5, 19383; E
unp. 74625; Earl W. Fernandez.
17118
12
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Ramblin’ Red Lowery’s blue yodel, no.
2; w and melody Ramblin’ Red Low-
ery. ©1ce. Aug. 21, 1933; E unp.
75329; Harl Leon Lowery. 17119
Rangers’ chorus; w Michael Doran, m
V. Ballaseyus; 2 male voices. ©1c.
Aug. 29, 1983; E unp. 75741; Emilia
Clapham and Virginia Ballaseyus.
17120
Recital scene; by Sam Kaylin and Ar-
thur Lange; pf.-conductor. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 11, 1983; E unp. 74984; Movie-
tone music corp. 17121
Recovery song; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 15, 1933; E unp. 75050; D. Liv-
ingstone Milne. 17122
¢ Recuerdas tu?; capricho, letra y m
Ernesto Lecuona, Hneglish lyric Carol
Raven, m arr. J. Rosamond Johnson.
© Aug. 23, 1933; E pub. 37541; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp. 17123
Regina coeli; by Gregor Aichinger,
English version Arthur Mendel, m
ed. John Finley Williamson; mixed
eno. (©) July 27; ‘1938; ‘EH pub.
37506; G. Schirmer, inc. 17124
Remember ; fox-trot song. ©1c. Aug.
14, 1983; E unp. 75230; Margie P.
Yatsko. 17125
Remember that night; slow fox trot
song, w Alexander Orgovan; pf. ©
ite, Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74617;
John R. Redey. 17126
Remembering; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74600; Nell
Thompson Miller. 17127
Reunion in Vienna; w Roy Turk, m
Vee Lawnhurst; with ukulele arr.
© Aug. 3, 19383; E pub. 37325; Irv-
ing Berlin, inc. 17128
Reverie; by Elizabeth D. Ernst; pf.
© Jan. 31, 1933; BE pub. 37497: Bos-
ton music co. 17129
Rhyme or reason; w and melody. ©1
ce. Aug. 11, 1983; E unp. 74887; John
Rox. 17130
Rhythmische studien; von Matyas Sei-
ber; pf. nos. 1-7. © Aug. 4, 1933; E
for. 31151; B. Schott’s sdhne. 17131
Ricci Signorini (Antonio) Sette pezzi
infantili; trascritti per 2 violini,
viola e violoncello. Partitura. ©
July 3, 1983; E for. 31127; A. & G.
Carisch & c. 17132
Riding on a moonbeam; song, m Gus-
tye Sax.) © i.e. July 21) 1983: Bb
unp. 75990; Ema Helen Perry. 17133
17147
Ritournelles (Les) ; by B. Martint; pf.
nos. 1-6. © Aug. 4, 1933; E for.
31150; B. Schott’s sodhne. 17134
Road (The) that leads back home;
song, m Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1 ce. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75591;
Nell Borszich and Martin Knittel.
17135
Road (The) to happiness; song, m
C. Brown and Willis E. Tetreaulit.
© 1.c. Aug. 28, 19383; E unp. 75758;
Charles Brown. 17136
Roaming to romance; song. © July
24, 1933; E pub. 37357; Joseph Hor-
wath. 17137
Robin Hood and his merrie men; by
Leslie Fly, arr. Anne H. Black; per-
cussion band conductor se. © July
25, 1983; E for. 31004; Forsyth
bros., ltd. 17138
Robyn-Gurlitt (The); 85 études, with
annotations and explanations for
the teacher, Louise Robyn; pf.
July 19, 1983; E pub. 37323; Oliver
Ditson co., ine. 17139
Roll along with the N. R. A.; song,
melody Ray McNamara. © 1 «.
Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75500; Bar-
tholomew J. Scully. 17140
Romance in the evening; m Sylves-
ter Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1..
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75569; Ina
Buse. 17141
Ronzoni; theme, Giuseppe de Luca.
©1e. Aug. 2, 1933; BE unp. 74483;
Ronzoni macaroni co. 17142
Roosevelt; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 7, 1983; E unp. 74736; Armand
Falk. 171438
Roosevelt N.R.A. mareh; song, w G.
Ey Brahy.; pi... © 1 c Aue oe0gs3-
E unp. 74797; Helen Witt Tufts and
Gertrude Helen Brahy. 17144
Roosevelt, the man for our country;
w and melody. © 1c Aug. 12,
1933; E unp. 74934; Bessie Lane.
17145
Roosevelt, we do our part; w and m
Margaret Scott Penn. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1983; E unp. 75713; Margaret
Penn White. 17146
Roosevelt—you'’re the pride of the
WS cA Ww IW. es Shere ssn, ome i J.
B. Sheff. © ie? Augen 31933\: "Hh
unp. 75848; William Henry Sheff,
sr. and Julia Belle Sheff. 17147
115
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17148
Rose. (ihe): “song. ‘Ort eeAnes 2s
1983; E unp. 75748; C. Mae Brooks
Lee. 17148
Rese number; song, w Russell Jan-
ney. ©1c. Aug. 26, 193883; E unp.
75508; Franklin Hauser. 17149
Rose of my heart; w and melody. ©
dl’ e¢. Aug. 25, 19383; WH unp. 75440;
Stephen G. Edwards. 17150
Rose (The) of Sharon; valse song.
© 1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74752;
Will Elmer Montgomery. 17151
Rose (The) of Tralee; w C. Mor-
daunt Spencer, m Charles W.
Glover, transcribed Hugo Frey. ©
Aug. 12, 1983; E pub. 37422; Rob-
bins music corp. AAS
Rose, the queen of every flower; song,
m Sylvester Long Cross. Aven Gs
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75617; Mattie
Clendening. cla isp}
Rosebush (A); intermezzo; pf. ©
1 ce. Aug. 24, 1983; E unp. 75431;
Felix Tush. 17154
Roses will bloom in your garden; w
and m Otto L. Bohanan. © 1 e.
Aug. 8, 19338; E unp. 74525; Flor-
ence’ D. Bohanan. 17155
Rosetta; song. ©1.. July 27, 1933;
E unp. 75190; Henri Woode. 17156
Rough (A) idea of my old Kentucky
home; w Jack Scholl and Bradford
Browne, m Max Rich; with uku-
lele arr. © Aug. 21, 1933; E pub.
37533; Frank Crumit songs co.
17157
Round-the-world famous piano gems;
10 selections arr. H. S. Krouse, from
29 selected piano pieces by best
composers. v. 2. © Aug. 30, 1933;
E pub. 37636; Edward B. Marks
music corp. 17158
Rumpus on the campus; w and mel-
ody Mose Sigler, Al Hoffman and
Michael H. Cleary. © 1 ¢. Aug. 1,
1933; E unp. 74423; Irving Berlin,
inc. 17159
Russian, Basque and Flemish carols;
arr. David Stanley Smith. v. 10.
©. Aug. 16, 1933 ;: Bi: for. . 31190;
Stainer & Bell, itd. 17160
S.A. marschiert; von Margarethe
Hartwigk-Engelken, op. 15; pf. ©
1 e. Aug. 8, 19383; BH unp. 74763;
Margarethe Engelken. 17161
Sacred songs; w Mrs. W. T. Seymour,
T. B. Lennon and Mary E. Johnson.
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28:
© July 20, 1933; E pub. 387380;
Emma Johnson Parker. 17162
Sad is home without a mother; arr.
by J. W. Blanchette; pf. with w. ©
July 20, 1983; EH pub. 37450; Charles
A. Blanchette. 17163
Sailing; march, Godfrey Marks, arr.
Henry Geehl; pts. 1. Brass band.—
2. Military band. © Aug. 15, 1933;
EK for. 31238, 31239; Keith, Prowse
&. co:, lid, 17164, 17165
arr. Lynn Vaughan; pf.
© Aug. 23, 1933; E for. 31246;
Keith, Prowse & ¢o., ltd. 17166
Sailor-boy (A) on shore; by Francis
Gwynn; pf. © Aug. 21, 1933; E
pub. 87627; G. Schirmer, ine. 17167
Sally Rand (The) fan dance; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1983; EH
unp. 75379; Jose Apillanis Barrien-
tos. 17168
Sanctuary; w and melody. © 1 «
Aug. 1, 1988; E unp. 74443; Grace
Hannan. 17169
Sandra; song. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1983; HE
unp. 74473; William David Hanton.
17170
Same. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1933; E
unp. 74960; William David Hanton.
17171
Say not good-night ; song, w Anna Lae-
titia Barbauld. © Aug. 18, 1983;
E for. 31233; Marill Narea. 17172
suite; 3 pieces, Domenico
Scarlatti, freely transcribed Felix
Swinstead. 1. Pf. solo and strings.
Se.—2. Violino 1—8. Violino 2.—
4. Viola.—d. Violoncello.—6. Contra
basso.—7. Pf. solo, incl. additional
copy for 2d pf. © Aug..23) 294s;
E for. 31168-31174; Novello & ©Co.,
ltd. 17173-17179
Scherzo-tarantella ; by H. Wieniawski,
transcribed; 2 violins. © 1c. Aug.
8, 1933; E unp. 74769; Aldo Ricci.
17180
School (The) song; march-foxtrot, w
Robert Hargreaves and Stanley J.
Damerell, m Tolchard Evans; with
ukulele arr. © July 6, 1933; E for.
31023; Cecil Lennox, ltd. 17181
Three songs
Johannes
© Mar. 2,
Oxford univ.
17182
Searlatti
Schubert (Franz Peter)
by Schubert ; orch.
Brahms; with w. Se.
1933; E for! (31001 ;
press.
714
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
17212
‘Scooter (The) ; by N. Louise Wright ;
pf. © Jan. 31, 1933; E pub. 37494;
Boston music co. 17183
Scottsboro (The) boys shall not die;
w Abron, m L. E. Swift. © June 20,
1933; E pub. 37307; Workers’ music
league.
Seusi; fox-one step, m Vittorio Giuli-
ani; oreh. parti, con versi.
‘Se quel barbier io fossi; one-step, letra
Marf, m Vittorio Mascheroni; pf..
© July 10, 1933; E for. 31144; A. &
17186
Sea (The); overture, Denis Wright; :
© Aug. 22, 1933; H
G. Carisch & c.
brass band pts.
for. 31247; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd.
inc. 17188
Second hand woman; song,
Tucker. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp.
74689; Ann C. Lubsen.
See America first; fox-trot song. ©
1 ce Aug. 4, 1988; BE unp. 74751;
Helen Grant. 17190
See the sun shining through its silver |
lining ; song, m Luther A. Clark. © |
1 ¢e. Aug. 14, 1983; E unp. 74988;
Henry Ben Bolt. 17191
Seeking the sun; w and melody. ©
Hic. Aug. 21, 19388; E unp. 75295;
Irving Edward Goldman. 17192
Semo mati; parole Domenico Varag-
nolo, m Guido Bianchini. © July
31, 1983; EH for. 31040; G. Ricordi
& co. 17193.
Senorita ; rumba-foxtrot, English lyrics
Lynton Hudson, m L. Quintero, arr.
S. J. Harris; orch. pts. © July 12,
1933; E for. 30989; United music
publishers, ltd. 17194
w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 1,
1933; E unp. 74442; Grace Hannan.
17195
Serenad; tallarnas barr, Ivar Widéen,
arr. David Ottoson; salongsork.
stimmor. © Aug. 1, 1933; E for.
31230; A. B. Carl Gehrmans musik-
forlag. 17196
Serenade; af Oskar Gyldmark; orkes-
ter stemmer. © Jan. 6, 1932; E for.
31111; Alfred Thorsings musikfor-
lag. 17197
17184 |
© May
1, 1933 ; EH for. 31252; H. M. Chiappo. :
17185.
17187
Sea (A) dirge; w Shakespeare, m Rug-
gero Vené; men’s voices. © Aug. 29, |
1933 ; E pub. 37611; G. Ricordi & co., |
m Stan
17189
—by Alphonse Czibulka, new arr.
Aubrey Winter; orch. pts. © Aug.
8, 1933; E for. 31159; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd. 17198
——w Michael Doran, m YV. Bal-
laseyus. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1933; EB
unp. 75742; Hmilia Clapham and
Virginia Ballaseyus. 17199
Serenade to the rose; song, w Kenyon
Robbins. © Aug. 3, 1933; E pub.
37350; Carl H. Bratton. 17200
Serenading my lady; song. © 1 «.
Aug, 25, 1983; H unp. 75475; Dor-
othy Hlizabeth Eckland. 17201
Service with a smile; w June Sill-
man, and melody. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1933; E unp. 74884; Warburton
Guilbert. 1202
Seven million people; w and m Jack
EHgan and Ailan Flynn; pf. treble.
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1933; E unp. 75276;
Bibo-Lang, ine. . 17203
Shabby. (The) old porch; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp.
75076; Grace Hannan. 17204
Shady lady; fox trot, w and melody
Jimmy Turner. © 1 e¢ Aug. 23,
1933; E unp. 75411; Lisle M.
Turner. 17205
Shanghai; Oriental rumba, English
lyrics Lao Sen, m L. Quintero,
air, Ss. d. Harris: orchise pss.
June 28, 1933; E for. 30990; United
music publishers, ltd. 17206
She can’t; w Frank Crumit, m Billy
Curtis; with ukulele arr. Louis
Fleischer. © Aug. 21, 1933; E pub.
37537; Frank Crumit songs co.
17207
She’s a girl from Santa Barbara; w
and m Rose Hunter Staines. ©
hic, Aue. A8j01933 =) Hinnpe To202 >
Octavia Hunter. 17208
She’s just a black sheep of angels;
w and m Harry Langdon; with
ukulele arr. © July 20, 1933; B
pub. 37381; Starland music pub-
lishers. 17209
She’s just the gal for me; w and mel-
ody..,,© i:e, Aug. 12, 1933:.Hiainp.
74936; Mabel Hayden. 17210
She’s the girl I know; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1983; B unp. 75168;
Sam Kavalsky. 17211
She sits by the window; w and m
Anna Banri. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1933;
E unp. 75719; Anna Blazejewski.
17212
715
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17213
Sheik (The) of Al Kazan: w L. Hey-
boer, m “B:". Jaenke: pt. “(eh vc.
Aug. 26, 1933; E unp. 75648; Leo
Heyboer and Bob Jaenke. agats
Shepherd of souls; w Wilson Bar-
rett, m Edward Jones, arr. Gor-
don Balch Nevin; men’s voices ; new
organ ace. © Aug. 10, 19383; E pub.
37434; J. Fischer & bro. 17214
Shinin’ shoes; pf. treble with w. ©
1c. Aug. 3, 1933; E unp. 74492; Leo-
nora M. Burns. 17215
Ship (A) a’sailing:; 3-pt. song, old
rhyme, m Roy Thompson; sop. 1, 2
and contralto. © June 29, 1933; E
for. 31010; H. F. W. Deane & sons.
the Year book press, Itd. 17216
Shore (Bernard) Scherzo; violin and
pf. © June 20, 1933; E for. 31078;
Augener, itd. 17217
Short’nin’ bread; m adapted and arr.
Jacques Wolfe, choral arr. Walling-
ford Riegger; women’s voices. 1.
4-pt.—2. 3-pt. © Aug. 21, 1933; E
pub. 37614, 37615; Harold Flammer,
ine. 17218, 17219
Shoutin Sutton; w and m Bob Han-
son.” ©) -1 J¢.-Aug.<205 1933 ;. Hamp,
75348 ; G. Robert Hanson. 17220
Silent (A) lullaby; song. ©1e. Aug.
18, 1933; E unp. 75225; Joseph BH.
Christian. 17221
Silent melody; pf. with w. © 1 ¢
Aug. 9,. 1933; EH unp..75558; Chet
Springer. 17222
Silver balloons; waltz caprice, H.
Warlick Eichhorn: pf. © Aug. 10,
1983; E pub. 37412; Theodore
Presser co. 17223
Silver (A) desert moon dream: song.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1933; E unp. 74867;
Jay EH. Hill. 17224
Silver jubilee mass; melody Milton
Francis’Clark..' © 1: '¢. ‘Atg. 21,
1933; E unp. 753844; Mexican Car-
melite sisters. 17225
Silver mingled with the gold: w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp.
74610; Arnold Oscar Clayton.
17226
Silver moon; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp. 75082;
George J. Kendrick. rteet
Silver moon smile on me tonight; m
Sylvester Long Cross: pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1983; E unp. 75621;
May Straughan. BLY pte
lad
(
pt. II, n. s., v. 28:
Silver (The) shirts are marching; w
and m Blanchella. © 1 ec. Aug. 7.
1933; E unp. 74722; Blanche Miller
Fobes. 17229
Since I fell in love with you; waltz,
w and ‘melody. “© fi G@ Am 25,
19838; E unp. 75478; Tom Swin-
dells. 17230
Since I found you; song. ©1c. Aug.
25, 1938; E unp. 75488; Matilda
Curtiss. CW Pd |
Since you’ve gone; w Frances Peggy
Welsh, m F. P. Welsh and Frances:
Grisillo. © 1c Aug. 3, 1933; E
unp. 74537; Peter J. Cazello. 17232
Sing another line; w and m Carson
J. Robison; with ukulele arr. ©
July 31, 1983; E for. 31181; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd. 17233
Sing me your love song; fox-trot
song, w Katherine Kloos. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 25, 19883; E unp. 75667; Ru-
dolph Schuster. 17234
Singing for Jesus; hymn. © Aug. 4,
1933; E pub. 37419; Phillip Stanley
Kerr. 17235.
Sitting out a dance with you; w
Harry Kahn, m Frank Grey, arr.
J. Rosamond Johnson. © Aug. 9,
19383; E pub. 37426; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 17236
Sitting together under the tree; fox-
trot song. ©1c. Aug. 14. 1933; E
unp. 75234; Bernadine E. Harris. :
Liest
Situation wanted; w and melody. ©
1.c. Aug. 11, 1933; E unp. 74891;
June Sillman. 17238.
Skate with me: w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 1, 1933; E unp. 74424; Irving
Berlin, inc. 17239
Skippervalsen; tekst Henrik Kalkar,
m Henry Andersen; pf. © July
31, 19383; E for. 31200; Wiuilhelm
Hansen. 17240
Sky Ann; w M. McCullah, m F, F.
Wilson. © 1°c. Aus 15 1932.
unp. 75509; Frederick F. Wilson
and Mary McCullah. 17241
Skye; poem Lauchlan Maclean Watt;
sop. 1, 2 and contralto. © July 28,
1933; E for. 31084; Kenneth Fin-
lay. 17242
Slavish cradle song; by George J.
Trinkaus; pf. © Aug. 10, 1933; EB
pub. 37414; Theodore Presser co.
17243
16
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
17272
Sleepin’ in the bathtub; w and mel-
ody. ©1c«. Aug. 25, 19838; E unp.
75443 ; Edgar Gamache. 17244
Slipping clutch blues; w and melody
Austin Allen. © 1c. Aug. 7, 19838;
EH unp. 74829; Southern music pub.
co., inc. 17245
Slower than molasses; w Andy Razaf,
melody Thomas Waller. © 1 «.
Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74562; Irving
Berlin, inc. 17246
Slumber (The) boat; w Alice C. D.
Riley, m Jessie LL. Gaynor, arr.
Preston Ware Orem; men’s vO0ices.
© Aug. 4, 1933; E pub. 37376; Clay-
ton F. Summy co. 17247
Smile on sweet heart; song, w
Thomas H. Duffy. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1933; E unp. 74872; Hluthera Wolf.
17248
Smoke your blues away; song. © 1
ce. Aug. 26, 1983; E unp. 75535; Ma-
rie Hinbinder. 17249
Snappy steppers; song. © 1 c¢. Aug.
18, 1933; BE unp. 75197; Ethel
Roughton Wortham. 17250
Snow-time ’way down south; song
© 1e. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 74793;
Frederick James Townsend. 17251
Snowbird; song. © Aug. 26, 1933; E
pub. 37582; May D. Cooper. 17252
So ends our song — So long; waltz,
w and m Hal Greenspun.
Aug. 10, 1983; E unp. 74862;
old Lewis Greenspun.
So im vortibergeh’n in deine augen
seh’n; tango aus Der mann der
schweigt, w Kurt Schwabach u.
Willy Rosen, m Will Meisel, arr.
Hartwig von Platen; orch. stimmen.
© Aug. 15, 1931; E for. 31069; Har-
rison musikverlag, G.m.b.H. 17254
So low; w June Sillman, and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 11, 1933; E unp. 74886;
Donald Honrath. 17255
So sentimental; song, arr. Betty
Shaw. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1933; E unp.
74954; Sydell Zitrin. 17256
So this is Susie; w Sam M. Lewis,
melody J. Fred Coots: © 1. Aug.
25, 1933; EH unp. 75485; Leo Feist,
inc. 17257
So you will walk with me; sop. and
ten.; melody with pf. acc. © 1 «.
Aug. 5, 1983; E unp. 75662; Frank-
lin Hauser. 17258
Solen skinner ogsaa i en baggaard;
tekst Borge og Arvid Muller, m
Dan Folke; pf. © July 31, 19383;
E for. 31194; Wilhelm Hansen.
17259
Solitude; fox-trot, w and melody. ©
1 ce. Aug. 1, 1983; E unp. 74461;
Paul Madison Kniskern. 17260
Some-day land; w and melody. © 1
ce. Aug. 11, 1988; E unp. 74905; Ar-
thur C. Rich. 17261
Some Sunday afternoon; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp.
75448 ; Charles Dugoniths. 17262
Somebody new; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1. Aug. 9,
19388; E unp. 75589; Frances Pag-
notta. 17263
Someone to call my own; song, w
Oliver R. Stang. © 1c. Aug. 9,
1933 ; E unp. 74812; J. Vance Bough-
ner. 17264
Someone to love, to care for me;
waltz song. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1933;
E unp. 75048; Julia C. Stanton.
17265
Something always comes between my
dreams and you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 38, 19383; E unp. 74551;
James Edward Tyler. 17266
Something in the air; from Sensation
hunters, w Bernie Grossman, m C.
Harold Lewis; with ukulele arr.
© Aug. 23, 19838; E pub. 37528;
Harms, inc. 17267
Somewhere in Sonora; w Mitchell
Parish, m Mabel Wayne; with
ukulele arr. © July 29, 1933; EB
pub. 37396; Mills music, inc. 17268
Sonata in A; by Felix Swinstead ; vio-
lin and pf. © Aug. 19, 1933; E for.
31271; J. & W. Chester, Itd. 17269
Sonata no. 6; in E flat min., Josef
Rheinberger, op. 119, ed., fingered
and phrased Harvey Grace; organ.
© Aug. 8, 1983; E for. 31009; No-
vello & co., ltd. 17270
Song (A) for you; w and melody Lee
Baron,’ y @y 1 .e.,Ane. pea £9838. 1
unp. 75473; Wm. P. Leonard.
ner iar al
Song (A) of prosperity; song, m
Harold Nelson. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1933;
EH ounp. 74725; Inga Marie Bichell.
17272
‘alg
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Song (The) of soldiers; w Walter de
la Mare, m Victor Hely Hutchin-
son. © Aug. 17, 1933; E for. 31219;
Elkin & co., ltd. 17273
Song (The) of the harp of the wind;
w Erma Ellison, m Clara Scholl.
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1933; E unp. 75407;
Erma C. Ellison. 17274
Song of the sails; waltz; pf. ©1«.
Aug. 12, 1933; EK unp. 75025; Mar-
guerite Murry Miller. 17275
Song (The) of the seven oaks: w P.
Warrick, m J. Longmire. © July
25, 1933; E for. 30996; Peter War-
rick and John Longmire. 17276
Song without words; melody with pf.
ace. ©1ce. July 24, 1933; E unp.
74546; Ralph Kinder. a MPT
Song (The) you gave to me; from the
film, w Noel Gay and Clifford Grey,
m Noel Gay; with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 29, 1983; E for. 31240; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd. 17278
Sons of St. George; w J. M. Moore,
m 8. Jessop. © 1c. Aug. 30, 1933;
EH ounp. 75818; Samuel Jessop and
John M. Moore. 17279
Soon one morning; traditional spirit-
ual, w anon., m Otto L. Bohanan. ©
de, @; AUS. .3, , 19333 np. 74520;
Florence D. Bohanan. 17280
Sooner or later; w and m Ed. G. Nel-
son, Al Goodhart and Steve Nelson;
with ukulele arr. © July 2, 1931;
E pub. 37609; Sterling songs, ine.
17281
Sorry and blue; waltz, w A. Fillie,
melody C. J. Gaal. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1933; E unp. 75526; Anthony Fillie
and Charles J. Gaal. 17282
Space (A) shin honeymoon; fox-trot,
w and m Russ Brown. © 1c. Aug.
2, 1933; E unp. 74485; Russell J.
Brown. 17283
Spanish love song; novelty fox trot,
w and m Joe Young, Johnny Tucker
and Joe Schuster, dance orch. arr.
George F. Briegel; orch. © Aug. 4,
1933; E pub. 37316; George F.
Briegel, inc. 17284
Sp2nish sweetheart; w I. Caesar, mel-
ody Lou Handman. © 1 ¢. Aug. 3,
1933; E unp. 74511; Irving Caesar,
ine. 17285
Spansk marsch; af Oskar Gyldmark;
orkester stemmer. © Nov. 10, 1932;
E for. 31112; Alfred Thorsings mu-
sikforlag. 17286
718
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 28
Spend a smile to-day; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1938; E unp. 75753 ;
Arthur H. Meyer. 17287
Spirit land; song, m Luther A. Clark.
© Aug. 12, 1933; E pub. 37463; Will-
iam Bergin. 17288
Spirit of America; song. © 1 ¢. Aug.
7, 1933 ; E unp. 74699; Idel Smith Le
Marquand. 17289
Spirit (The) of the N. R. A.; wC. H.
Koch, melody J. H. Walter. ©1e.
Aug. 95, 1983; E unp. 74631; Julius
Homer Walter and Carl Henry
Koch. 17290
Spirit of the U.S. navy; march; band
pts. © July 31, 1933; E pub. 37378;
Josef Mechura. 17291
Spoonful (A) of you; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1933; E unp. 74759;
Carmel Myers. 17292
Sprache (Die) der liebe ist interna-
tional; foxtrot, aus Die unschuld
vom lande, w Kurt Schwabach, m
Willy Engel-Berger, spezial-arr.
Harold M. Kirchstein; orch. stim-
men. © Feb. 18, 1983; E for. 31073;
Edition Karl Briill. 172938
Spread a ray of sunshine; song. © 1
ec. Aug. 17, 1983; E unp. 75137; Wm.
I. Holland. 17294
Spring in the zoo; w and melody. ©
1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74569; Bas-
com Little, jr. 17295
Spring night; w and melody. © 1.
Aug. 11, 1933; E unp. 74881; Robert
Bard. 17296
Springtime in my heart; song, w Jes-
sie Danner. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1983;
E unp. 75015; Frances H. Riggs.
17297
Springtime is lovetime; song, w Clar-
ence Muse. © 1c. Aug. 30, 1933;
E unp. 75810; Elmer Eschmann.
17298
Stack o’ dollars; w and melody J.
Estes. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1983; EH unp,
74839; Southern music pub. co., ine. —
17299
Star dust; m Hoagy Carmichael, w
and voce. arr. Mitchell Parish, pf. se.
James Matté; with ukulele arr. ©
May 10, 1929; E pub. 37446; Mills
music, ine.
by Domenico Savino; pf. © Aug.
17, 1983; E pub. 37477; Robbins
music corp. 17301
17300
Starlight dance; from Moonlight suite, —
}
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 19383
Stars (The) and Stripes forever;
march, John Philip Sousa, arr. John
W. Schaum; pf. © Aug. 9, 1983;
E pub. 37410; John Church co.
17302
Stars are calling; fox-trot song. ©
1 c. Aug. 15, 19383; E unp. 75241;
Walter Rozmys. 173808
Stars, what do you foretell; fox-trot,
w Colin Crosse, m Hal Dolphe. ©
Aug. 10, 1983; EH for. 31248; Sylves-
ter music co., ltd. 17304
Start the day with a song; fox-trot,
w and m Jack Tree. ©1c. July 31,
1988; E unp. 74552; Jack Nuss-
baum. 17805
Stately (A) mansion; by Rube Bloom ;
pf. © July 29, 1933; E pub. 37398;
Mills music, inc. 17306
Still, still with Thee; hymn, w Har- |
riet Beecher Stowe; male voices.
@rrAue, 22, 19383; BE pub. 37512;
Grace Hstelle Chubbuck. 17307
Stomp that thing; melody. © 1 ec.
Aug. 5, 1988; E unp. 74641; Lester
Melrose. 17308
Stop; song. © 1c Aug. 21, 1933;
EH unp. 75321; Matilda Curtiss.
17309
Strafe (Die) der faulheit; lehrstiick
nach w Wilhelm Busch, m Ernst-
Lothar von Knorr; einzelstimmen,
sprechchor, singchor u. streich-quar-
tett, einzeln o. chorisch zu besetzen.
© Dec. 1, 1932; E for. 31061; J.
Rieter-Biedermann. 17310
Stranger, you’ve done wrong by our
Nell; novelty fox-trot, w Jack Har-
ris, and melody. © 1c. Aug. 18,
1988; EH unp. 75223; Jack Hawkins. .
17311
Strangest (The) interlude in a cen-
tury of progress; musical satire, bk.
R. A. Thompson and O. D. Robin-
son, m M. G. Merrill. ©1 ec. June
~ 19, 19838; D 28466; Opal D. Robin-
son, Marie G. Merrill and Ruth A.
Thompson. Torts
String quartet; by C. Armstrong
Gibbs, op. 78; 2 violins, viola and
cello. Se. and pts. © Aug. 8, 1933;
HE for. 31165; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd. 17312
Strolling by the river; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1e.
Aug. 9, 1988; E unp. 75550; Grace
Turner. 173138
17328
Strolling thru a moonlit lane; w and
MCLOGY. wh) ul, ComAUe. 120, loa) 1b
unp. 75456; Hlmer EH. Buschbaum.
17314
Stuart (William H.) Ten easy les-
sons; for the beginning violin class;
with suppl. © Aug. 11, 1933; E pub.
37438; William H. Stuart. A ly foul
Stuart march; song, w Russell Jan-
ney. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1983; E unp.
74819; Franklin Hauser. 17316
Studio (Lo) del pianoforte; testo e
m G. A. Fano. Fasc. 2.° [Italian,
French, English and German texts]
@ July: 18 1933-7 for, Sii2a-"G:
Ricordi & co. 17317
Subway legs; fox-trot, w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 29,1933; E unp. 75731;
Mark Farber. 17318
Success to the N. R. A.; song, m Emil
Nielsen, jr. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1933;
E unp. 75496; James Rose. 17319
Sugar-coated lies; w Maurice Sigler
and Micky Alpert, m Michael H.
Cleary; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
11, 1933; EH pub. 37480; Miller mu-
sic, ine. 17320
Suita fantastica; op. 9; symphonic
orch. ‘Sc. ©. 1c. Aug. 16, 1933;
E ounp. 75108; Dora Perelman.
ILE yAL
Summer brings mem’ries of you; song.
© Aug. 14, 19883; E pub. 37445;
Helen Mary Seiler. 17322
Summer evening; by Bernard Shore;
violin and pf. © June 20, 1933;
E for. 31079; Augener, ltd. 17323
Summer (A) love song; w Dena Tem-
pest, m Wilfrid Sanderson. © July
21, 1983; E for. 31018; Boosey &
co., ltd. 17324
Summer moon; w and melody. ©1c.
Aug. 4, 19838; E unp. 74585; Robert
Bogle. 17325
Summer storm; by Peter Brunelli and
De Francesco, arr. HE. Gerstenber-
ger; pf.-conductor. ©1e. Aug. 11,
1933; EH unp. 74978; Movietone mu-
sie corp. 17826
Sun bonnet Sue; song, melody Phil
Starr. ©1c. Aug. 18, 1933; E unp.
75151; Alice Walls. 17327
Sunrise; pt.-song; alto, ten., bass 1
ang 2.) GC) Abive otek Oaarm ki Or.
31006; Arthur L. Salmon. 17828
fig 3)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17329
Sursum corda; cantata, poem Lau-
rence Binyon, m Martin Shaw; ten.
solo and cho. © Aug. 23, 1933; E
for. 81166; Novello & co., ltd.
17329
Susquehanna moon; valse song. ©
1 ce. Aug. 14, 1933; E unp. 75237;
Garfield Markell. 17330
Sweet feet; melody Al Washington.
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1933; Bump. T4637 ;
Lester Melrose. 17331
Sweet little girl; fox-trot song, w J.
Appelbaum. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1933;
E unp. 74782; Jack Appelbaum and
Antonio R. Guerriero. 17832
Sweet little sweetheart; w and mel-
ody Allie Wrubel. © 1c. Aug. 3,
1933; E unp. 74509; Irving Caesar,
inc. 17333
Sweet little you; fox-trot song, mel-
ody Manuscript league. © 1c. Aug.
do gGlQGa. (hy 11D. 2 Watts Garner
Wright. 17334
Sweet memories sweetheart, of you:
w Rebecea Valentine; pf. treble. ©
1 Ch Nee LO 7) Lures FONE 5
Emeline Gordon Varnadre. 17335
Sweet romance; w and m Bert Morris
and Len Gregory, arr. Harry Lud-
wig; with ukulele arr. © Aug. 30,
19338; E pub. 37597; Will Lewis.
17336
Sweetest little girl I know; w and
melody. ©) 41> Gy:Adieie 11983 47H)
unp. 74693; Gertrude D. Nosler.
17337
Sweetheart and pal in memory; song,
m Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 ce.
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. -75623; Pearl
Slade. 17338
Sweetheart come back to me; w and
m Joe Walter Sigge. © 1c. Aug.
22, *1933--. H unp.., To3i2s Joseph:
Sigge. 17339
Sweetheart, I love you, I do; m Syl-
vester Long Cross; pf. with w. ©
0c) Aug: 9) 19838; Me unp. ¥o60d:
Ethel Jennings Patchin Scott.
17340
Sweetheart in life and dreams; song.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1933; E unp. 75193;
Perry N. Rosenbleet. 17341
Sweetheart of a million charms; song.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1933; E unp. 75198:
Ethel Roughton Wortham. 17342
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Sweetheart of all my dreams; valse
song. ©1e. Aug. 14, 1933; E unp.
75236; Grace K. Fox. 17343
Sweetheart of long ago; pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 19383; E unp. 75560;
Harold Otto Stroberger. 17344
Sweetheart of my dreams; song. ©
1 ce. Aug. 9, 1983; BH unp: 756438 ;
Alfred Caldwell and Weldon Bas-
tian. 17345
Sweetheart of tomorrow; song. ©1e.
Aug. 3, 1933; E unp. 74531; Peter
J. Pasarick. 17346
Sweethearts once again; waltz, w
Harold S. Leam, m Marvin Pol-
lard, opus 101. ©1c. Aug. 8, 1933;
E unp. 74771; Marvin Sherman Pol-
lard. 17347
Swingy little thingy; from Shady
lady, w and m Bud Green and Sam
H. Stept; with ukulele arr. © July
29, 1933; E pub. 37401; Mills music,
inc. 17348
Symphonie concertante; op. 15; violon
avec orch. Partition. © 1 ¢. July
21, 1933; E unp. 74464; Hermann
Hans Wetzier. 17349
Symphony in pink: w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1933; E unp. 75754;
Arthur H. Meyer. 17350
T. B. moan; w and melody B. Tucker.
©iec Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74848;
Southern music pub. ¢o., ine. 17351
Tale (A) of Brer Rabbit; w ed. Paul
Robeson, story and m G. Ruthland
Clapham; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
10, 1933; E for. 81244; Sylvester
music co., ltd. 17352
Tall timber; w Andy Razaf, m Thomas
Wailer; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
7, 1933; E pub. 37369; Miller music,
inc. 17353
Tango amigos; pf. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1933; E unp. 75294; Jean Isaac
Schwiller. 17354
Tango humoresque; det var en aften
paa Montparnasse, tekst B. & A.
Miiller og Ahl-Nielsen, m Guiseppa
Bonadoni; pf. © May 23, 1933; H
for. 31031; Alfred Thorsings musik-
forlag. 17355
Tango pathetique; melody. © 1 «¢
Aug. 5, 1933; E unp. 74714; Phyllis
Lovinger. 17356
Tanzkreis (Der); alte u. neue volk- |
stiimliche tiinze aus Ostpreussen,
unter mitarbeit v. Erminia y. Olfers-
720
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo. 8, 1938
——_—_
Batocki, Lisa u. Hermann Treike,
gesammelt u. hrsg. Hermann Huff-
ziger, klaviersatz Fritz Axenfeld.
dee. © May 24, 19388: EH) for.
31027; Friedrich Hofmeister. 17357
Tap (The) dancer; by John W.
Schaum; pf. © May 29, 1933; E
pub. 37499; Boston music co. 17358
‘Te Deum; C min., m Charles Wood;
mixed voices, organ acc. © Aug. 2,
1933; E for. 31215; H. F. W. Deane
& sons, the Year book press, Itd.
17359
‘Tedesco (Fredric Alfred) Nocturne;
pf. accordion. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1933;
E unp. 75155; Fredric Alfred Te-
desco. 17360
Tell me dear; w and melody. ©1..
Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75450; George
Petrosky. 17361
‘Tell me if you love me; w C. Naseef,
melody D. Withrow. ©1c. Aug. 7,
1633; E unp. 74715; Charles Naseef
and Donald Withrow. 17362
Tell me, whose girl are you; w and m
Alyse Embry and Ruth Coleman;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 18, 1933;
Ki pub. 37458; Will Rossiter. 17363
‘Tenderly; w and melody. ©1c. Aug.
4, 1933; E unp. 74589; John Henry
Lindeau. 17364
‘Tess of the storm country; from the
picture, by L. EH. De Francesco; pf.
@euly 24> 1938: EF pub. 37437:
Movietone music corp. 17365
Texas down by the sea; song, w
Katheryne Sweeney. ©1ce. Aug. 14,
1933; H unp. 75027; Marie Dee
Sweeney. 17366
Thankful; song. ©1c. Aug. 22, 1933;
E unp. 75357 ; Ruth Piaget Engel.
17367
Thanks; from Too much harmony, w
and m Arthur Johnston and Sam
Coslow. Rev. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1933;
EH unp. 75177; Paramount produc-
tions, ine. 17368
Thanks be to Thee, my Lord Jesus
Christ; w St. Richard, m Harvey
Grace; mixed voices. © Aug. 81,
1938; E for. 31269; Novello & co.,
ltd. 17369
That co-ed party; w and melody
Charles. O’Flynn, Jas. Cavanaugh
and Frank Weldon. © 1c. Aug. 19,
19338; E unp. 75278; Santly bros.,
ine. 17370
17385
That depression breeze; fox-trot song,
melody Starret system club. ©1c.
Aug. 17, 19383; E unp. 75124; Beulah
Carter. 17371
That good-night waltz with you; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E
unp. 74582; C. William McDonald.
17372
That Honolulu gal of mine; song, m
Luther A. Clark. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1O8S 0 ok Un pei boGe 4 OA. Oe, “ou.
Schroeder. 17373
That I lost you; w and melody. ©
1c Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75436;
Joseph T. Clouthier. 17374
That night when you came to me; w
Bessie Evangeline Murch, and mel-
ody. © 1c Aug. 9, 1983; E unp.
(4790; Eva Marie Mouton. 17375
That’s love; w and melody Richard
Rogers and Lorenz Hart. © 1 e.
Aug. 31, 1933; EX unp. 75840; Irving
Berlin, inc. 17376
That’s me without you; w Howard
Johnson and Billy Glason, melody
J. Fred Coots. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1933 ;
EH unp. 74946; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 17377
That’s my sign of prosperity; m Syl-
vester Long Cross; pf. with w. ©
1 ce Aug. 9, 19383; E unp. 75594;
Dora Case. 17378
That's why Betty walked home; w and
m Art Ware. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1933;
Ho unp. 74508; Arthur L. Ware.
17579
That’s why I believe in dreams; w
and melody. ©1e. Aug. 1, 1933; EB
unp. 744383; Billy Rand & Lou
Valier. 17380
That should never be; fox-trot song.
©1c. Aug. 12, 1933; E unp. 74944;
J. C. Sorelli. 17381
That small town dance; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1933; E unp. 75743 ;
Lawrence Lucie. 17382
That wonderful night; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1933; E unp. 74651;
Jimmy Delaney and Frieda Happe.
17885
Theme; melody. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1933;
FE unp. 75518; Robert Sachs. 17384
Then if you'll only tell me you love
me; w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1933; E unp. 75454; T. Raymond
Marshall. 173885
(21
17386
Then remember me; vocal duet. ©
1 «.Aug. 24, 1933; E. unp. 1421;
Myrtle Nelson. 17386
There ain’t going to be no more de-
pression; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 381,
1933; E unp. 75825; Felicie Hardel.
17387
There are little devils in your eyes;
w and melody. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1933;
EK unp. 74712; Pearl McDermott
Marshall. 17388
There is an abundance for you and
me; w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 1,
1983; E unp. 74458; Edna A. Ben-
son. 17389:
There is gonna’ be a change in the
weather, the sun is gonna’ shine
again; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
8, 19838; E unp. 74514; Hillis Rey-
nolds. 17396
There'll come a time when youw'll miss
me; waltz, w and melody. ©1..
Aug. 17, 1983; E unp. 75118; Frede-
rick Burton Hammann. 17391
There'll never be another you; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1933;
E unp. 75250; Adele Griffie. 17392
There’s a big new smile; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 «.
Aug. 9, 1938; E unp. 75575; Ruth
Mills. 17393
There’s a blue bird a bringin’ happi-
hess; song, w Pauline Jones Burns.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1933; E unp. 74755;
Margaret Scott Blue. 17394
There’s a little path a-winding o’er
the hill; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1933; E unp. 74675; Nellie C. Holst.
17395
There’s a new deal in Washington; w
H. Whitney, melody Nolo Miller. ©
Ine tAUs. 9, 19385. Wap: Tate.
Hugh Whitney and J. Nolo Miller.
17396
There’s a new moon over my shoulder
and a beautiful girl in my arms;
fox-trot, w Al Dubin and Joe Good-
win, m Sammy Fain, arr. Art Mc-
Kay; orch. pts., with male trio arr.
B. Faighes. © Aug. 10, 1983; E
pub. 37392; Leo Feist, inc. 17397
— —— with ukulele arr.
© Aug. 9, 1983; 2 c. Aug. 12; E pub.
37395; Leo Feist, inc. 17398
——___
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 1, 1S. Wee
Theres a ring around the moon; song,
arr. Kd Nixon: © 2 Agee:
1933; E unp. 75218; Virginia Ruth
Pillars. 17399
There’s a rose in old Kentucky that
is blooming just for me; song, m
Rose Evelyn. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1933;
E unp. 75003; W. Reed Frasure.
17400
There’s a secret love; song, m-Herman
A. Hummel. © 1. Aug. 14, 1933;
E unp. 75022; Joseph F. School.
17401
There’s a spot I long to visit; w and
melody B. A. Askins. © 1c. Aug.
4, 1983; E unp. 74594; Mary E.
Lapier. 17402
There’s a trail windin’ back to a lit-
tle log shack; song, m Stan Tucker.
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1933; E unp. 75796;
Anna Pear] Driggs. 17403
There’s a wide open gate; melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 22, 1933 Hunp fasa4.
William Creager. 17404
There’s a wild rose that grows on the
side of the hill; w and melody Billy
Hill. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp.
75112; Shapiro, Bernstein and Co.,
inc, 17405
There’s romance in the moon; w A. B.
Pierce, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1933;
E unp. 75315; Alfred B. Pierce.
17406
They presented gifts; Christmas sery-
ice, story Martha Bayly, m I. H.
Meredith, © July 31, 1933: D
28496; Tullar-Meredith co. 17406*
This is now the end of all that; song,
melody Dorothy Dee. © 1 c. Aug.
11, 1988; E unp. 74889; June Sill-
man. 17407
This time it’s love; fox-trot, w Sam
M. Lewis, m J. Fred Coots, arr.
Jack Mason; with male trio arr. B.
Faighes. © Aug. 17, 1933; E pub.
37550; Leo Feist, inc. 17408
es ee
© Aug. 24, 19838; E pub. 37562;
Leo Feist, inc. 17409
Thomas A. Edison; song, m Max HE. ~
Hasenbein. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1933;
E unp. 75023; Joseph F. School.
17410
Thou, whose almighty word; anthem,
w John Marriott, m Eric H. Thiman; ~
722
od
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 19383
17440
female voices, organ ace. © July
31, 1933; E for. 31008; Novello &
co., ltd. 17411,
Thought (A) of romance; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1c. Aug.
9, 1933; EH unp. 75625; Millie Irena
Griggs. 17412
Three cheers for the N.R.A.; song.
©l1c. Aug. 28, 1933; E unp. 75700;
Milton HE. Smith. 17413
Three cornered moon; w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger. © 1c. Aug. 16,
19383; E unp. 75182; Paramount
productions, inc. 17414
Three point two at 3—4—0; pf. with
ween) | ¢. Aug. 1, 1983; E ump.
74445; Frank J. Billmann. 17415
Throb of my heart; song, w Russell
Janney and Brian Hooker. © 1 c.
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 74817; Frank-
lin Hauser. 17416
Throw open wide your window; waltz,
from Viennese waltz, English lyrics
Ralph Stanley, m Hans May, after
Johann Strauss; with ukulele arr.
Alvin D. Keech. © July 6, 1933;
E for. 36992; United music publish-
ers, ltd. 17417
Thumbing your way to love; song. ©
1 e. Aug. 12, 1933; E unp. 74962;
George Elmer Brown. 17418
Time; fox-trot, w M. D. Duckworth,
m J. Procell. © July 28, 1933; E
pub. 37345; Manford D. Duckworth
and Jacqueline Procell. 17419
Time to go; from Shady lady, w Stan-
ley Adams, m Jesse Greer; with
ukulele arr. © July 29, 1933; E
pub. 37402; Mills music, ine. 17420
Tiny (A) wish; song. © 1c. Aug.
18, 1983; E unp. 75161; C. Mae
Brooks Lee. 17421
"Tis spring o’ the year; w Isaac Good,
m Charles Gilbert Spross. 1. In A
flat—2. In F. © Aug. 9, 1933; E
pub. 87411; John Church co. 17422
Tis you and you only; fox-trot song.
@© 1c. Aug. 15, 1933; E unp:; 75244;
Anna Lou Parish. 17423
Tisket (A) a tasket; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 24, 1933; E unp. 75417;
Gordon Adolph Bjornson. 17424
To a red hibiscus; song, w Vivian
Yeiser Laramore. © Aug. 18, 1933;
E pub. 37488; Stanley Denzinger.
17425
To a traveller; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75618; Grace Lyman
Chaffee. 17426
To be your sweetheart; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Aug. 21, 1933; E unp. 75317; George
Calkins. 17427
To beauty; 2-pt. song, w George Dar-
ley, m Alec Rowley; female voices.
© July 31, 1933; E for. 31007; No-
vello & co., ltd. 17428
To daffodils; w Robert Herrick, m
Francis Toye. © Aug. 15, 1933; E
for. 31218; Boosey & co., ltd. 17429
To Flora; melody. © 1c. Aug. 4,
1933; E unp. 74568; Bascom Little,
qr. 174380
To live, to laugh, to love; song. ©
t ‘e? Aug. 25,°1933; ‘HY unp.. 75512;
Hster Margaret Anderson. 17431
To match my dreams; w and melody.
©1c Aug. 12, 1933; E unp. 75024;
Marguerite Murry Miller. 17432
‘To the blue eagle of the N.B.A.: w
S. Seott, m L. L. Spencer. © 1.
Aug. 26, 1933; E unp. 75542; Louise
L. Spencer and Sally Scott. 17433
To the N.R.A.; w A. Latona, m H. F.
Adaire “©: Woe Aus a5," 1933) EB
unp. 75058; Anthony Latona and
Hazel Ferrell Adair. 17434
To Zion; mixed voices. © Aug. 3,
19388; EH pub. 37351; W. H. Samp-
son. 17435
Today is another day; w June Sill-
man, and melody. © 1c. Aug. 11,
1933; E unp. 74885; Warburton
Guilbert. 17436
Tom Brown sits in his prison cell; w
and melody Luke Jordan. ©1.
Aug. 7, 1983; E unp. 74844; South-
ern muSic pub. co., inc. 17437
Tommasini (Vincenzo) Due melodie;
Su poesie di Giostie Carducci; orch.
Partitura miniatura. © Aug. 3,
1933 ; EH for. 31094; G. Ricordi & co.
17488
Tomorrow is another day; w Harding-
Cassin, m Karl W. Schulz. ©1..
Aug. 21, 1988; E unp. 75340; James
D. Barton, 17439
To-morrow my honey’s comin’ home;
w Roy Turk, m Vee Lawnhurst;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 16, 1933;
E pub. 37475; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 17440
723
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17441
Top o’ the world; fox trot song. ©
1 ec. Aug. 23, 193833 E unp. 75688 ;
Mabel F. Davis. 17441
Top of the world; march, arr, Robt.
Brooks Finch; pf. © 1 ¢. Aug. 28,
1933; E unp. 75714; George M.
Biickensderfer. 17442
Tousle-haired Teena; lullaby song,
German version Anna Murry Hahn.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1983; E unp. 75653 ;
Amelie Lane Gubbins. 17443
Traffic blocked; song, melody Dorothy
Dee. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1933; E unp.
74890; June Sillman. 17444
Tragedy (A); composed and arr. Peter
Brunelli; pf.-conductor. ©1c. Aug.
11, 1933; E unp. 74971; Movietone
music corp. 17445
Trail song; fox-trot song. © 1c. Aug.
4, 19383; E unp. 74750; Myrtle Conk-
lin. 17445
Trapped; by William Spielter ; pf.-con-
ductor. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1933; E unp.
74467 ; Movietone music corp. 17447
Traveler’s lullaby; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 1, 19383; E unp. 74456;
Samuel Glasser, 17448
Travelling (The) circus; 7 short
pieces, Arnold Hastings; pf. ©
Aug. 14, 1933; E for. 31241; War-
ren & Phillips. 17449
Treat your friend right; w and melody
J. Baxter. .©,1.c., Aug. 7, 19338;, E
unp. 74835; Southern music pub.
Co. ANC. 17450
Trees; foreign solo version of poem by
Joyce Kilmer, tr. francaise et deut-
sche tibersetzung Alice Mattullath,
tr. espafola Maria Paz Gainsborg,
tr. italiana Pietro Cimara, m Oscar
Rasbach; med., in D. © Aug. 21,
1933; E pub. 37625; G. Shirmer, inc.
17451
Tropical moon; w Dominick Carullo,
and melody. ©1«. Aug. 14, 1933;
E unp. 75007; Anthony Frascona.
17452
True (A) American; song, m arr.
Jobn., Wi Lewis; ..©-. 1 e. Aedes.
1933; E unp. 74632; Flora Allen.
17453
True dreams; m_ Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w..' ©'1 « Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75622; Verne Gledhill.
17454
Tryin’ to forget about you; song. ©
1c. Aug. 12, 193838; E unp. 74969;
Arlene Allen. 17455
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Trysting time; song, w Florence Fos-
ter Jenkins; in E maj. ©1c. Aug.
dD, 1988; E unp. 74646; Cosme Mc-
Moon. 17456.
Tune in—keep listning; w Harry 8.
Pepper and John Watt, m Harry 8.
Pepper; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
14, 1988; E for. 31222; Dix, ltd.
17457
Tunes new and old for sight reading ;
written and collected. © July 21,
1933 ; E for. 31101; Emily Daymond.
17458
Tuning in with Roosevelt; song. ©
1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74701; Wil-
liam Simon Kenefick. 17459
Turnkey’s (The) melody; song. ©
1 c¢, Aug. 9, 1983; i ape gaoe-
Walter Coleman Parks. 17460
Tus ojos; letra y melodia Julio R.
Bencomo. © 1c. July 27, 1933; E
unp. 74497; Southern music pub. ¢co.,
ine. 17461
*Twas heaven to be with you darling,
O why did we ever part; song. ©
1° c. Aug: 22, 19335°H wpe fsas62 ;
Hazel Sumner Davis. 17462
Twilight blues; w and melody. © 1c.
Aug. 5, 193838; E unp. 74652; Jimmy
Delaney and Lillian Pavaiowsky.
17463
Twilight hour; romantique episode,
Louis J. Panella; full brass band
pts. © Aug. 23, 1933; E pub. 37500;
Volkwein bros., ine. 17464
Twilight (The) of the heart; m Syl-
vester Long Cross; pf. with w. ©
1 e@ Aug. 9, 1933; Hy ainpe aaa
Darleen Leonora Stevens. 17465
Two aristocrats; from Too much har-
mony, w and m Arthur Johnston
and Sam Coslow. © 1 ¢ Aug. 16,
1983; E unp. 75179; Paramount
productions, inc. 17466:
Two little arms; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1 c¢ Aug 9,
1933; E unp. 75626; Elva Schwich-
tenberg. 17467
Two mermaids; song. © 1 ¢. Aug. 23,
1938; E unp. 75406; Hulda Jean
Jones. 17468.
Two rooms of love; w and m Maxs
Rich, Bob Nelson, and Jack Scholl;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 24, 1933;
E£ pub. 37592; Luz bros. music pub-_
1746
lishers.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Ultima (L’) illusione; tango, m Mario
Visintini; orch. parti, con versi. ©
Apr. 1, 1983; E for. 31255; EH. M.
Chiappo.
Unasking love; w Marie Aline de Kar-
rasett, m Olga Marinaro. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 11, 19883; E unp. 74894; Olga
Carolyn Marinaro. 17471
Und sagst du heut’ auch, dass du
mich liebst; tango, w u. m Will
Rollins, © Dee. 31, 1932; E for.
31052; Rondo-verlag, G.m.b.H.
17472
—- arr. von Horst Hoff-
mann; orch. stimmen. © Dec. 31,
1932; E for. 31051; Rondo-verlag,
G.m.b.H. 17473
Under the Alamo moon; w and m
Lloyd Hufstedler, arr. © 1. Aug.
31, 1988; E unp. 75850; Vida Mae
Baisden. 17474
Under the blue eagle; march, melody.
© 1 ce. Aug. 24, 1983; E unp. 75419 ;
EKuironio V. Tolentino. 17475
——— pf. ©1« Aug. 10, 1938;
E unp. 74863; Grace L. Shumaker.
17476
——-——w and m Guy French and
W. M. Waid. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933;
E unp. 75497; Willa Mae Waid.
17477
Under the N-R-A; w and melody. ©
ieee Auge 15, 1933; H.unp,.. 75053 ;
George Morgan Simpson. 17478
Under the silvery moon; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74671;
Alfred Drone. 17479
Under the spell of your eyes; song.
©i1c Aug. 14, 1933; E unp. 74997;
Samuel Avery Cope. 17480
Under the summer stars; valse song.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1933; E unp. 74855 ;
Irene Stewart. 17481
Underneath the western moon; w L.
Heyboer, m B. Jaenke; pf. © 1c.
Aug. 26, 1983; E unp. 75650; Leo
Heyboer and Bob Jaenke. 17482:
U.S.A. goes N.R.A.; w and melody.
©l1c Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75492;
Irving A. Beirach. 17483
Universal march folio; 25 marches, w
and m compiled and ed. Edward
Wagans; with ten. banjo, ukulele,
ang: Sit. .arr.,, ©. Aus. 17, 1983;
E pub. 37486; Bibo-Lang, Inc.
17484
17470
17499
Universal tone controle [sic] ; melody
cromatic [Sic] ; voice or any musical
instrument. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1983;
Eounp. 75104; George Boyer Bal-
lard. 17485
Unknown; w and m Ike Reid, arr.
ike.) ©) te; Aug. 28, 19355" unp.
75705; Isaac W. Reid. 17486
Valentine (A); song. ©1c. Aug. 17,
1933; E unp. 75113; Francis H. Gow-
en. 17487
Valse caprice; by Percy Code; B flat
cornet; pf. acc. © June 12, 1933;
EK for. 31047; Allan & co., prop. Itd.
17488
Variety ; by Montague Ewing; pf. ©
Aug. 22, 1983; E for. 31208; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd. 17489.
Vaterland; w Karl Knauft, m Hkame,
op. 16. ©1e. Aug. 3, 1933; E unp.
74648; EHgon Karl Meyer. 17490
Vernice; tango, letra Peppino Mendes,
m Mario Mariotti; pf. © July 10,
1933; E for. 31142; A. & G. Carisch
SG (Ge 17491
Victory (The) bells; song, m Alice
Pauline Clark. © 1 c.. Aug. 24,
1933; KE unp. 75415; Margaret
O’Connor. 17492
Virginia hills; w and m Anna Banri.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 19338; HB unp. 75720;
Anna Blazejewski. 17493
Vision and chaos; by L. HE. De Fran-
cesco and P. Brunelli, arr. EK. Ger-
stenberger ; pf.-conductor. © 1 «
Aug. 11, 1983; EH unp. 74983; Mov-e-
tone music corp. 17494.
Visions; waltz, w and m Otto L. Bo-
hanan © 1? ¢ Aug: 3,:1933: H unp.
74526; Florence D. Bohanan. 17495
Viva Balbo; march; ist mand. or vio-
lime “©! ve. Aue: 22, 19333" by sanp:
75367; William Aiello. 17496.
Viva Sevilla; canci6n espanola, letra
José G. Laviada, m Jorge del Moral.
© duly." 267 19837 EB fer 31098;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 17497
Vivaldi (Antonio) Konzert; E dur,
fiir violine solo mit streichorchester,,
op. 3, nr. 12, kKlavierbegl. Otto Wit-
tenbecher, violine-bearb. Ferdinand
Kiichler ; violine u. klavier. © Apr.
1, 1938; E for. 31064; C. F. Peters.
17498.
Voglio te; valzer, versi Peppino Men-
des, m Alberto Lao Schor; pf. ©
July 20, 1933; E for. 31145; A. & G.
Carish & ¢. 17499;
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17500
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Voice of the night; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1 c. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75585; Delpha Dodd.
17500
Voices; poem Clarence Alva Powell;
med. or high voice. © July 17,
1933; E pub. 87342; Richard Drake
Saunders. 17501
Vows and dreams; song, m Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1933;
E unp. 75600; Ruth Cayetano.
17502
Wade (B. H.) Four triangos; 9/8
rhythm, songs. © Aug. 17, 1933; E
for. 31220; Swan & co., music pub-
lishers, ltd. 17503
Wagner (Richard) Kirchenscene aus
Faust; w W. von Goethe, singstimme
zum original-klavierpart gesetzt. ©
Feb. 1, 1988; E for. 31070; Rudolf
J ohndorff. : 17504
— Lohengrin; selection, arr. Jules
Mulder; salon orch. pts. © Aug. 15,
19383; HE for. 31214; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 17505
Wait till the moonlight shines; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
art. 4 (©) duc, Aue. 2. 4933: Br inp,
75314; Margaret K. Page. 17506
Waiting; song. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1933;
E unp. 74504; Gertrude del Pino.
17507
Waiting for you; w L. Earle Lovele,
melody Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75570; Er-
nest Earl Jackson. D
Waiting for your return; song, m Jim-
mie Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1
e. Aug. 21, 1933; E unp. 753804; Al
Meister. 17509
Wake me with a kiss; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1983; E unp. 74758;
Carmel Myers. 17510
Wake up you drowsy sleeper; w and
melody Charles Oaks. © 1c. July
21, 1988; E unp. 74500; Southern
music pub. co., inc. 17511
Walkin’ the floor; w Andy Razaf, m
Thomas Waller; with ukulele arr.
© Aug. 28, 1933; E pub. 37553;
Irving Berlin, inc. 17512
Walking with Jesus alone; hymn. ©
1c. Aug. 1;,°1933; “H unp 74457 ;
George Franklin Gaskill. 17513
Waltz in E; by Iris de Cairos-Rego;
pf. © June 20, 1933; E for. 31080;
Augener, ltd. 17514
726
Waliz of memories; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1933; E unp. 74927;
Edwin A. George. 17515
Waltzing; song; with ukulele arr. ©
1 ce. Aug. 28, 19338; HE unp! ool;
Frederick James Townsend. 17516
Walzer aus Wien; singspiel, vy A. M.
Willner, Heinz Reichert u. Ernst
Marischka, w E. Marischka, musik
nach Johann Strauss, vater u. sohn,
bearb. Julius Bittner. Klavieraus-
zug mit tiberlegtem text. © May
25, 1983; E for. 31124; W. Karezag
verlag. 17517
Warm knees blues; w and melody Aus-
tin Allen. © 1. Aug. 7, 1983; E
unp 74830; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 17518
Was I dreaming; w and melody. © 1
e. Aug. 5, 1933; E unp. 74650; Jim-
my Delaney and Gladys Asher.
17519
Was last night the last night with
you; w and melody. ©1e. Aug. 1,
1933; E unp. 74434; Billy Rand and
Lou Valier. 17520
Was your mother like my mother; w
Blanche Rosebush, m Jimmy Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Aug. 3,
1933; E unp. 74548; Blanche Isabell
Rosebush. 17521
Wasn’t that a mighty day; song, tradi-
tional melody arr. R. Nathaniel
Dett ; 5-pt. mixed cho., bar. and alto
soli, ad lib: © Aus. 2ipSa2-08)
pub. 37618; G. Schirmer, ine. 17522
Watch your step; march, Robert
Nolan Kerr; pf. © Jan. 31, 1933;
E pub. 37495; Boston music co.
17523
Watching the moon; fox-trot song. ©
1 e@ Aug. 8, 1983; E unp. 74854;
Mary Gibson Mardock. 17524
Water ways; 6 impressions of canal
life, Betty Reeves; pf. © Aug. 8,
1933; E for. 311380; Forsyth bros.,
ltd. 17525
Waves keep on singing to me; waltz
song, m Laura Warner Collins. ©
1 c. Aug. 19, 1983; E unp. 75279;
Phil B. Perkins. 17526
We belong to Alma; from Best of ene-
mies, w and m Val Burton and Will
Jason. © Aug. 16, 1933; E pub.
37454; Movietone music corp.
17527
We can never forget; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74672; Eric
L. S. Thorpe. 17528
We do our part; w Gene Morgan, m
A. Sizemore; pf. © 1 ¢. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 74802; Eugene E. Mor-
gan. 17529
We fell in love while looking at the
moon; pf., with obbl. ©1c. Aug. 5,
1933; E unp. 74662; Joseph Becker.
17530
We have prosperity now; fox-trot
song, m Paul Manganell. © 1 ©¢.
Aug. 5, 1933; E unp. 74628; Blanche
Wilmarth. 17531
We'll build a home of our own; song,
~m Joe Grant. © 1 c. Aug. %, 19338;
E unp. 74706; Stephen McCarthy.
17532
We'll chase Old Man Depression ;
song. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1933; E unp.
75418; Perey Cropper Decker.
17533
We might try again; song, m Joe
Grant. ©1c. Aug. 7, 19383; E unp.
74709; Stephen McCarthy. 17534
We of the Legion; w Bob Du Soe, m
B. Hollowell. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1933;
E unp. 75036; Bert Hollowell and
‘Robert C. Du Soe. 175385
We're all mixed up; pf. with w. ©
1c. Aug. 12, 19838; E unp. 74953;
Anne Dodge. 17536
We're backing the N. R. A.; song.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 19383; E unp. 75499 ;
Benjamin Paul Arnold. 17537
We're for the N. R. A.; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 8, 1933; E unp. 74778;
C. William MacDonald. 17538
We're getting closer to love; w and
melody Carmen Lombardo, Dave
Oppenheim and Ira Schuster. ©
Pee Ane, 15, 19333" RH" unp. T5051 5
Santly bros., ine. 17539
We're going up again; w and melody.
© 1e. Aug. 18, 1933; E unp. 75199;
Harold Finlayson. 17540
We're on our way to old Broadway;
' wand melody. ©1c. Aug. 9, 1933;
E unp. 74789; Harry Allen Blach-
man. 17541
We're sweethearts again; w Nick
Kenny, melody Bernice Petkere. ©
1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75466:
Irving Berlin, inc. 17542
We've been marching
March the fourth;
forth since
w Charles E.
17556
Petherbridge, with melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 30, 1983; E unp. 75788; Albert
Moquin. 17548
We wish you all a Merry Christmas;
song. ©1c. Aug. 29, 1933; E unp.
75755; Charles Henry Roth. 17544
Wedding (The) of the pearly queen;
fox-trot, w Rex London, m Victor
Gould; with ukulele arr. © June
29, 1933; E for. 31025; Cecil Len-
nox, ltd. 17545
Weihnachten; unter verwendung von
O du frodhliche, O du selige, w u.
m Margarethe Hartwigk-Engelken,
op. 14.; pf. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1933;
EK unp. 74762; Margarethe Engelken.
17546
Weihnachts-kantate; tiber das lied
Vom himmel hoch O engel kommt,
m Karl Marx; 3 sing- u. 3 instru-
mentalstimmen. © Dec. 1, 1932; E
for. 31063; J. Rieter-Biedermann.
17547
Weird impressions; by P. Brunelli;
pf. conductor. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1933;
E unp. 74972; Movietone music
corp. 17548
Weird (A) story; by Frederick A.
Ogilvy ; pf. © July 21, 1933; E for.
31054; Novello & co., ltd. 17549
What a combination we are; song, w
Harry HEdelheit, melody Frank La
Marr and J. M. Anthony. © 1 «.
Aug. 26, 1933; E unp. 75521; John
M. Anthony. 17550
What a comfort you’ve been; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug. 1, 1933; E unp.
74439; Grace Hannan. 17551
What else could I wish for; w and
melody. ©1c. Aug 18, 1933; E unp.
75171; Sam Kavalsky. 17502
What hard times has done for me; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1933;
E unp. 75451; Susie Rankins. 17553
What makes you feel that way; song,
melody Robt. H. Brennen. © 1 «.
Aug. 5, 19383; E unp. 74642; Edward
J. Lynch. 17554
What more can heaven give to me; w
and melody. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E
unp. 75453; Allison M. Langworthy.
17555
What price promotion; melody. © 1
ce. Aug. 1, 1983 ; E unp. 74661 ; Claude
Lapham. 17556
727
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17557
What's the use in cryin’; song, m John-
ny Waters. © 1c. Aug. 3,.1933; E
unp. 74532; Aaron Elwood. 17557
What’s the use of worryin’ now; w
Ross Childers, m Bernie Clements.
©1c. Aug. 24, 1933; E unp. 75414;
Ross Hansen. 17558
What shall we do with a drunken
sailor; chanty, arr. David W. Guion ;
high voice. © Aug. 21, 1933; E pub.
37631; G. Schirmer, inc. 17559
What the whole world loves; song, m
Sylvester L. Cross. © 1. Aug. 25,
1933; E unp. 75482; Cora Delia Wil-
liams. 17560
What think ye of Christ; hymn. ©
June 10, 19383; E pub. 37308; Grant
C. Tullar. 17561
When a man’s got a woman; w and
melody Austin Allen. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1983; E unp. 74831; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 17562
When a man’s in love; fox-trot, from
Viennese waltz, English lyrics Ralph
Stanley, m Hans May, after Johann
Strauss; with ukulele arr. Alvin D.
Keech. © July 6, 1933; E for.
30991; United music publishers, ltd.
17563
When all the Attic fire was fled; by
Arne, arr. Benjamin Burrows; mixed
voices, with tonic sol-fa notations
W. G. Glock. © June 19, 1933; E
for. 31076; Augener, Itd. 17564
When at last I find you; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1ce. Aug.
9, 1933; E unp. 75577; Pearl McVey.
17565
When de big bell rings dat day; w and
melody James Arnold. © 1. Aug.
7, 1933; E unp. 74833; Southern mu-
Sic pub. co., inc. ~ 17566
When I dance with you; fox-trot song,
m Ray Hibbeler and N. P. Ellis. ©
1c. Aug. 2, 1983; E unp. 74474; Nat
P. Ellis. 17567
When I dream of my home sweet
home; 1st violin with w. © 1.
‘Aug. 16, 1983; E unp. 75087; Lewis
George Spencer. 17568
When I found you; song. ©1e. Aug.
1, 1933; E unp. 74475; Madge M.
Miller. 17569
When I had you; song, melody Harold
Potter. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E
unp. 75476; Stuart Miller. 17570
pt. II, n. s., v.28
When I say that you are lovely; w
H. R. Powell, with melody. © 1.
Aug. 30, 1983; E unp. 75795; Henry
Richard Powell and Fred Anthony
Vacca. mer yeyel
When it’s broccoli time in Italy; song,
arr. Bernie Clements. © 1 ¢. Aug.
16, 1933 ; E unp. 75102; George Ham-
mond Flynn. iy peel]
When it’s hottest time down south; w
and melody Fleming —-Townsend. ©
1, c.. Aug. 7, 1933; BE. anps 4341 ;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 17573
When it’s moonlight -on the moun-
tains; waltz song, m C, Isabel
Mayer. © July 25, 1938; E pub.
37464; James William Ryan. 17574
When it’s moonlight on the Niobrara;
song, m Jack Mahoney. © July 28,
1933; E pub. 37467; Frank W. Sny-
der. 17575
When it’s moonlight on the old mill
stream; w and melody Billy Hill.
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp, 75111;
Shapiro, Bernstein and co., ince.
17576
When it’s springtime in the old Ohio
valley; w and melody. © 1. Aug.
14, 1983; E unp. 74992; Virgil Lee
Sullivan. 17577
When it’s time to say goodnight;
waltz; pf. treble with w. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 5, 1933; E unp. 74695; Emmett
G. Fitzpatrick and David R. Vance.
17578
When love is calling; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 25, 19383; E unp. 75447;
Lincoln Belfield Boyce. 17579
When night has come my darling;
song; with ukulele arr. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1933; E unp. 75420; Gilbert
Bryant. 17580
When night-time comes once again; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 2,.1933; E
unp. 74488; Isabelle W. Baer. 17581
When Panama starts strummin’ on his
old guitar; w and melody Billy Hill.
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1983; E unp. 75110;
Shapiro, Bernstein and ¢o., ine.
17582
When Roosevelt stepped in Hoovers
shoes ; w and melody. © 1c. Aug.
18, 1933; E unp. 75208; Cleon Cam-
eron Farling. - . 17583
When Rosie O’Grady sings on the ra-
dio; w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 17,
19338; E unp. 75145; Bernard How-
ard McLaughlin. 17584
728
116. 8, 1938.
When sleeping in my arms; w and
“melody. © 1 ¢. Aug. 12, 1933; EH
“unp. 74923; Clement Bessette.
O's J 17585
When someone new comes around;
- waltz song, melody Jimmie Crane.
* ©-1c. Aug. 26, 1933; E unp. 75536 ;
James Boynton Stodart, jr. 17586
When swallows fly; w C. Mackay, m
Edward Higar. © Aug. 23, 1933; E
for. 31245; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
17587
When the apple blossoms bloom; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 19383;
E unp. 74916; Benjamin T. Earnest.
17588
When the bloom is on the clover; fox-
trot song; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
Aug. 23, 1933; E unp. 75683; Janet
Scott. 17589
When the dew is on the garden; m
’ Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
-© 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75620;
Neil Waldron. 17590
When the flowers bloom it’s lovetime;
pf. with w. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E
unp. 75557; Pauline Hill. 17591
When the harvest’s in; w Hugh E.
Wright, m T. C. Sterndale Bennett.
(©) Aug.’ 8, 1933; Ey for. 31163;
Boosey & co., ltd. 17592
When the last rose of summer whis-
pers good bye; w and melody Marty
~ Symes, Al J. Neiberg and Jerry
Levinson. © 1 c. Aug. 22, 1933; E
unp. 75377 ; Irving Berlin, inc.
17593
When the right little girl comes along ;
w and m Len Burcay, arr. Chas. W.
Karbach. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1933; H
unp. 75324; Leonard Burkey. 17594
When the robins return in the spring;
w and melody Marty Symes, Al J.
. Neiburg, and Jerry Levinson. ©
1 c. Aug. 19, 1983; E unp. 75268;
Santly bros., ince.
When the roses have faded away; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
©i1e. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75624;
_. Leola: Friday. 17596
When the Savior comes again; song,
-m Luther A. Clark. © Aug. 26,
1933; E pub. 37581; Ammie Ed-
-wards Coleman. 17597
When the silver moon is golden; w
what. Seully,;-m J. Weber, ~©' 1 ¢.
17595
-- MUSICAL. COMPOSITIONS.
17611
Aug. 4,°19383; E unp. 74601; Jan
Weber and Edward T. Scully.
17598
When the sun goes merging into the
stars of night; song, m Pauline
Story ; with ukulele arr. © Aug. 18,
1933; E pub. 37573; Herbert J.
Hause. 17599
When the world turns on you; melody.
©1c. Aug. 19, 1933; E unp. 75265;
John Lawrence Zamrzla. 17600
When thou didst speak of love to me;
song, w Mrs. L. V. Werder. © 1.
July 29, 19383; E unp. 75039; Hans
Werder. 17601
When times were good; fox-trot, w
and m Curtis Hulse. © 1 ¢. July
31, 1933; E unp. 74555; A. Florence
Curtis. 17602
When to her lute; 4-pt. song, w Thom-
as Campion, m Charles Wood;
mixed voices. © July 27, 1933; E
for. 31189; H. F. W. Deane & sons,
the Year book press, ltd. 17603
When Uncle Tom meets Old Black
Joe; fox-trot song. © 1c. Aug. 30,
1933; E unp. 75804; Joseph Francis
Hunt. 17604
When you kiss me; fox-trot, w and m
Algy More and Ralph Butler. ©
Aug. 15, 1983; E for. 31131; West’s,
Itd. 17605
When you’re away; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1933; E unp. 74653;
EK. W. Wackwitz, H. J. Hamma and
Jimmy Delaney. 17606
When you’re gone; waltz, melody. ©
1 c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 74608;
Frank Taddonis. 17607
When you’re gone away; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1933; E unp.
75219; Al Seconzo and Victor Artese.
17608
When you’re where the moon beams,
with the girl of your dreams; m Syl-
vester Long Cross; pf. with w. ©
bre. Aug. 9, 1933; . unp. 75602;
Harvey Wm. Johnson. 17609
When you return to me; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1983; E unp. 75128;
Emily Gulino.: 17610
When you say I love you; w Joe M.
Estes, and melody. © 1c. Aug. 5,
19838; E unp. 74644; Raymond Mc-
Namara and Joe Estes. 17611
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES 54
17612
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
When you went away; song. ©1e.
Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74683; John
Gurnari. 17612
When you were the girl on the scooter
and I was the boy on the bike; from
Broadway thru a keyhole, w Mack
Gordon, melody Harry Revel. ©
1 c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 75487;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
17613
When your [sic] away from me sweet-
heart; w and melody. ©1e. Aug.
11, 1933; E unp. 74909; Dan Centu-
rione. 17614
Where are you dreaming; song, w
Edith Townsend. © 1 c¢. Aug. 3,
1933; E unp. 74540; Claude V. Bur-
rows. 17615
Where childhood dreams come true;
song, arr. Steve Child. © 1c. Aug.
30, 193838; HE. unp. 75774; Charles
Judson Davis. 17616
Where do you go? What do you do?
After you’ve said good night; song,
m R. H. Simpson and Norris V.
Webb. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1933; E unp.
74877; Robert H. Simpson. 17617
Where is the magic of a moonlight
night; w and melody. © 1. Aug.
19, 1933; E unp. 75271; Isabelle W.
Baer. 17618
Where skies are bluest; song, from
The isle of sunshine. © Aug. 3,
1933 ; E pub. 37453 ; James Hampton
Fithian. 17619
Where the honeysuckle twines about
the door; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1. Aug. 31,
1933; E unp. 75826; Francis Hague.
17620
Where the winding Charles is flowing ;
song. © Aug. 3, 1933; E pub. 37362:
Mary Morang. 17621
Wheresoere; w Joshua Sylvester, m
Arnold Williams; male voices.
Aug. 1, 1983; E for. 31118; Banks
& son. 17622
Which one would you be; unison, w
Margaret Rose, m Stuart Young;
boys’ voices. © July 25, 1933; EH
for. 31015; Hawkes & son (London)
Itd. 17623
Whippit Sam; w and m Harry Lang-
don; with ukulele arr. © July 20,
1933; E pub. 37382; Starland music
publishers. 17624
730
Whippoorwill’s song; song, m G. Edel
and Gerard Carbonara. ©1e. Aug.
28, 1933; E unp. 75701; George Eel.
17625
Whisper breezes whisper; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp.
75254; Ralph F. Smith. 17626
Whispering a song of love; pf. with w.
©1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp. 75097;
Rhoda Blanche Whiskin. 17627
Whispering pines; song, m Roy M.
Oberholtzer. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1933;
E unp. 75200; Lenore Stafford Wil-
son. 17628
White jazz; fox-trot, Gene Gifford;
orch. pts. © Aug. 14, 1933; E pub.
37557; Lawrence music publishers,
ine. 17629
White (The) owl; w Tennyson, m
Louis Lavater; bar. or bass. ©
June 12, 1933; E for. 31048; Allan
& co., prop. ltd. 17630
White wings of the sea; song, Tahi-
tian lament. © July 27, 1933; E
pub. 87344; Wayne Kingdon.
17631
Who is Sylvia; 2-pt. song, w Shakes-
peare, m Eric Coates, arr. Alec
Rowley. .© July 21, 1933; E for.
381014; Boosey & eo., ltd. 17682
Who, no one but you; song. © 1 «.
Aug. 24, 1933;+ E unp. 75423; Roy
Leonard Fankhauser. 17633
Why am I happy; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 30, 1933; E unp. 75792;
Saul S. Goldstone. 17634
Why can’t we go on dancing; w L.
Heyboer, m B. Jaenke; pf. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 26, 1933; E unp. 75649; Leo
Heyboer and Bob Jaenke. 17635
Why did I ever let you go; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ Aug. 12, 1933; E
unp. 74956; Frank Butler. 17636
Why did I fall in love with you: w
and m Gib West. © 1 ¢. Aug. 2, )
1933; E unp. 74484; Gifford West. ;
17637 :
Why did you kiss and tell; m Norris
V. Webb and Al Kanrich; pf. treble
with w. © 1. Aug. 29, 1933; EH |
unp. 75725; Robert H. Simpson.
17638. :
Why did you make me love you: w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1933;
E unp. 74892; Harriet Ann Trinkle. ~
17639.
|
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1933
17667
Why did you say good-bye; song, w | Will you meet me in love-land to-
Joseph Heimbold. © 1 ¢ Aug. 2,
1933; E unp. 74490; Edward Bren-
nan. 17640
Why doI need a million dollars, when
I have you; w and melody. ©1e.
-Aug. 16, 19338; E unp. 75077; Grace
Hannan. » 17641
Why do you keep on pretending; w
“and melody. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1983;
E unp. 752138; Norman C. Becker.
17642
Why don’t you tell me so; w and m
Harry Barris and Bennie Martini,
with chord notations for uke-banjo
or. guit. © Aug. 4, 1933; E pub.
37364; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 17648
Why don’tcha come up some time;
w and melody. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1933; E unp. 749838; Murray Kauf-
man. 17644
Why must I be that somebody that’s
always longing for you; song, m
Sylvester Long Cross. © 1c. Aug.
9, 19388; E unp. 75640; Crystal
Whitbeck. 17645
Why should I love you; song, w Betty
Lewis Sherwood. © 1 c¢. Aug. 30,
1933 ; EZ unp. 75787; Dorothy Dolson
Vollmer. 17646
Why should we worry or be blue;
song. © Aug. 21, 1933; E pub.
37576; Louis W. Chobar. 17647
Why the hesitation dear; w and mel-
ody.
74913; Alexander Stefan, jr.
17648
Wicked, unwholesome, expensive; Ww
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 11, 1933;
H unp. 74888; John Rox. 17649
Widow (A) bird; w_ Shelley, m
Michael Webb; med. voice. © Aug.
15, 1983; E pub. 37601; Harry G.
Neville. 17650
Wie Wiedoeft; melody. © 1c. Aug.
26, 19383; E unp. 75527; David
Flinder. 17651
Will you be my sweetheart again; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1933;
E unp. 75229; Mary Burdet.
Will you call me dear; waltz song,
melody Starret system club. © 1
ec. Aug. 25, 1988; E unp. 75479;
Sophie Mahan. 17653
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1983; E unp. |
17652 |
night; song. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1983;
E unp. 75063; Eli Edison Carr.
17654
Will you waltz with me; song, w Syl-
via MacKinney. © 1 ¢. Aug. 26,
1933; E unp. 75540; Bradford Wood-
house Braley. 17655
Williams’ (John M.) class piano meth-
od. bk. 4. © May 29, 1933; E pub.
37491; Boston music co. 17656
Wilson; play, w Lindsay-Oliver, Hen-
ry Winslow Brooks and Alexander
Wilson, m Lindsay-Oliver. © 1 ©.
July 14, 1988; D 28486; Mary Lind-
Say-Oliver. 17656*
Wind’s (The) in the west; w and m
Harry Woods. © Aug. 24, 1933;
EK for. 31227; Cinephonic music co.,
lid; - 17657
Winter brings back summer memories;
w and melody. © 1 e¢ Aug. 18,
1933; E unp. 75167; Sam Kavalsky.
17658
Winter-day; w and m Otto L. Bohan-
am Ot cy Aue. 3) faa. Wun
74529; Florence D. Bohanan. 17659
Winteraustreiben; kantate iiber das
lied, So treiben wir den winter aus,
v. Heinrich Spitta; einzelstimmen,
chor u. streichinstrumente, andere
instrumente nach belieben. © Dec.
1, 1982; E for. 31059; J. Rieter-
Biedermann. 17660
Wish (A); song. © 1 ce July 28,
1933; E unp. 74963; Bonnie Eliza-
beth Davis White. 17661
With anybody else but me; melody.
©1c. Aug. 19, 1933; E unp. 75266;
John Lawrence Zamrzla. 17662
With lots of love; w M. B. Johns, m
M. M. Miller. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1933;
EK unp. 74478; Mary B. Johns and
Madge M. Miller. 17663
With someone like you; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1933: E unp. 74488;
George L. Scheper, jr. 17664
Without a doubt; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 74795;
Albert Andrew Donth, sr. 17665
Without an umbrella; w and m KHd-
ward Pola; with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 22, 1983; E for. 31224; Irwin
Dash music ¢co., ltd. 17666
Without you; m _ Svlvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75567; Helen Haynie.
17667
j 731
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17668
Woeful (A) experience; comp. and
orch. Hugo Friedhofer; pf.-conduc-
tor. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1933; E unp.
74465 ; Movietone music corp.
17668
Woman (A) should stick to her man;
w and m Ralph Butler and Lewis
Ilda; with ukulele arr. © July 18,
1933; E for. 31129; Irwin Dash
music co., ltd. 17669
Woman’s (A) ending; w and m Iowen
M. Lawson. © July 28, 1933; E pub.
37309; I. M. Lawson music¢ co.
17670
Wonderful girl of my dreams; m Syl-
vester Long Cross; pf. with w. ©
1 ec. Aug. 9, 1938; E unp. 75606;
Grace Christensen. 17671
Wonderful you; valse song. © 1 «¢
Aug. 4, 19838; E unp. 74754; Alma
Redmond. 17672
Wondering if you are dreaming of me;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr.’ © ‘1° c.' Aug. 21, 1983;
E unp. 75319; Ruby Keller. 17673
Wondrous love; traditional folk-hymn
in Dorian mode, coll. and arr. Anna-
bel Morris Buchanan; mixed voices.
© Aug. 17, 1933; E pub. 37482;
J. Fischer & bro. 17674
Won’t tomorrow ever come; song,
melody Walter Bishop. © 1c. Aug.
- 15, 1983; E unp. 75054; Ralph Gram.
17675
Won’t you; w and m Elgy Watkins
and Afton Brown, pf. sc. E. Wat-
kins. © 1 c. Aug. 4, 1933; E unp.
74740; Afton Aveline Brown.
17676
Won’t you be my sweetheart girl; w
and music; ist violin. © 1 «¢. Aug.
14, 1983; E unp. 74998; Joseph
Sigge. 17677
Won’t you come take a trip down to
Coney; w and melody. ©1e. Aug.
12, 1983; E unp. 74914; Arthur W.
Dunn. 17678
Word (The) in between is love; w and
melody. © 1 .c. Aug. 11, 1983;
E unp. 74876; Jack Callaway.
17679
World (The) goes ’round; from Pleas-
ure cruise, w and m Val Burton and
Will. Jason. ©: Aug. 16, 1933;
E pub. 37457; Movietone music corp.
17680
World (The) is mine; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 18, 1933; E unp. 75207;
Miriam 8S. MacMurphy. 17681
732
pt. It, n.'s., v.28
World’s (The) exposition: march; w
and m Matilda Eidt; pf. © Aug.
30, 1983; E pub. 37598; Will Lewis.
17682
Would you care; song, m Lon Healy,
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1933; E unp. 74868;
William Paxson Zeigler. 17683
Write a little letter home; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1933; E unp,
74824 ; Bessie Kellermann. 17684
Write me a melody for my song; song,
w Jan Farrell. ©1c. Aug. 9, 1933;
EK unp. 74807; George Wright
Broadbent. 17685.
Yana my China rose; song. © 1 «.
Aug. 4, 1933; E unp. 75029; Antone
Luce Coite. 17686.
Ye merrie travellers; by L. HE. De
Francesco, arr. Peter Brunelli; pf.-
conductor. © 1c Aug. 11, 1933;
E unp. 74979; Movietone music corp.
17687
Yearning for mother and home; w and
melody; with guit. arr. ©1c. July
8, 1933; E unp. 74550; Asher Size-
more. 17688
Yes sir! we have strawberries; song;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 26, 1933;.
E pub. 37540; Albert G. Smolensky..
17689:
Yes you did say yes; song. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 14, 19883; E unp. 75016; Ciro
Vigorita. 17690
Yodeler’s (The) dream; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp.
75083 ; John James Howley. 17691
You; fox-trot song. © 1c. Aug. 8,
1933; E unp. 74849; C. Virginia Hd-
wards. 17692
—w and melody. © 1c Aug. 12,
1933; E unp. 74920; Alexander
James Carey. 17693
w Michael Doran, m VY. Balla-
seyus; bass voice. © 1c. Aug. 29,
1933; E unp. 75738; Virginia Balla-
seyus and Emilia Clapham. 17694
You and I will make this world a
paradise, a paradise for you and I;
fox trot song, with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 11, 1933; E pub. 37440; Chris-
topher J. Gainey. 17695
You angel; w John Braillard, melody
Wallace Aldan. ©1c. Aug. 8, 1933;
E unp. 74777; Wallace Putkowski,
jr. 17696
You are the girl of my dreams, dear;
song, m R. G. Burke and Gertrude ~
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 8,1933-:.
———$—
Gagnon Flood. © Aug. 4, 1933; EB
for. 31108; Ruth Gagnon Burke.
T 17697
You are the song in my heart; w and
m Ted Brewer and Jerry Levinson,
arr. Jimmie Burns; with ukulele
arr. © June 15, 1932; E pub. 37608 ;
Sterling songs, inc. 17698
You ask me why I cry over you; Ww
and melody J. Brooks and James P.
Delaney. © 1 ec. Aug. 31, 1933; E
unp. 75833 ; John Brooks and Jimmy
Delaney. 17699
You belong to me, I belong to you;
fox-trot; pf. with w. © 1c. Aug.
26, 19383; E unp. 75517; W. Clifford
King. 17700
You better mind; negro spiritual, w
anon., m arr. Otto L. Bohanan. ©
1c. Aug. 3, 1983; E unp. 74528;
Florence D. Bohanan. 17701
You broke my heart; song, m Julia C.
Stanton. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1933; HB
unp. 75047; Edward B. Dyer.
17702
You broke my little heart, when you
said we’re thru; w Jerry Pinto,
melody Jule C. Stanton. © 1 «.
Aug. 9, 19383; E unp. 74794; Jerry
Jos. Pinto. 17703
You can be had; song, m Dorothy
Arthur. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp.
74704; Paul Dinus. 17704
You can be had, be careful; w and m
B. G. De Sylva, Leo Robin and Rich-
ard A. Whiting; pf. arr. C. Mock-
ridge. ©1c. July 29, 1933; E unp.
74422; Movietone music corp.
17705
You can make me happy; song. ©1c.
Aug. 11, 1933; E unp. 74901; Marion
Morgan. 17706
You found in some one what I found
in you; song, m Moby Blane. ©
1c. Aug. 25, 19838; E unp. 75539;
Harry Berlin. 17707
You give me food for thought; song;
with mixed quartet and ukulele arr.
©1c. Aug. 28, 1933; B unp. 75660;
Frederick James Townsend. 17708
You gotta be a football hero, to get
along with the beautiful girls; fox-
trot, w Al Lewis and Buddy Fields,
m Al Sherman, arr. Art McKay;
orech. pts., with male trio arr. B.
Faighes. © Aug. 22, 1933; E pub.
37549; Leo Feist, inc. 17709
17725
—w Al Lewis and Buddy Fields,
melody Al Sherman. © 1. Aug..12,
1933; E unp. 74942; Leo Feist, inc.
17710
You just you; w and melody. ©1e.
Aug. 12, 1933; EH unp. 74915; Eliza-
beth Lamb. iyigh Oa
——w F. Drake and 8. Lechwar, mel-
ody T. Musial. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933.;
EH unp. 75469; Frankie Drake, Ted
Musial and Stan Lechwar. 17712
You know I love you; pf. with w. ©
ite. Aus. .7, 1933; E unps 14724;
Alfred Bliss Pettit. 17713
You know I’m sorry; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Aug. 7, 1933; E unp. 74676; Clifford
L. Lodig. 17714
You know your [sic] cheatin’; pf.
with w. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1933; E
unp. 74950; Anne Dodge. 17715
You left a kiss; song. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1933; E unp. 75343; Ruby Danks
Cadman. 17716
You let your love go cold; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1983; E unp. 74665;
Abraham Clarke. 17717
You'll be sorry; song. © 1c Aug.
29, 1933 ; E unp. 75777 ; Edith Goode.
17718
You'll never know that I care; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1933; E
unp. 74935; Dorothy A. Kinder.
17719
You made a jig Saw puzzle out of my
heart; m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
with w. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E
unp. 75581; Robert L. Thompson.
17720
You made for me a little world; pf.
with w. ©1ce. Aug. 7, 1933; E unp.
74734; Staten Johnson. eral
You mean so much to me; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Aug. 12, 1933; E unp.
74917; Jean Christiana McConnell.
W222
You ought to see Sally on Sunday; w
and m Harry Woods. © Aug. 24,
1933; E for. 31228; Cinephonic mu-
sie co., ltd. 17723
You’re beautiful; song. © Aug. 3,
1933 ; E pub. 37848; Alfred Seaholm.
17724
You’re in my dreams tonight, my little
sweetheart; waltz, w and m Joe
Hunt. ©1c. Aug. 15, 1933; E unp.
75052; Joseph Francis Hunt. 17725
133
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17726
pt. IZ, n. s., Vv. 28
You're just pretending; w and m O.| You turned me down because I loved
Ruth Ellis. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1933;
E unp. 75173; O. Ruth Spivey.
17726
You’re just the girl I’ve been waiting
for; song, m Luther A. Clark. ©
1 e. Aug. 25, 19383; E unp. 75489;
Norma Meyer. 17727
You're my bit of sunshine; w Robert
N. Simon, m Nathaniel Shilkret;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 10, 1933;
E pub. 37510; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 17728
You’re my dream of my boyhood: song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1. Aug. 21, 1933; E unp.
75307; Joseph E. Ferrara. 17729
You're my inspiration; w and melody.
©1c. Aug. 29, 1933; E unp. 75744;
John J. Hayes. 17730
You’re my lucky charm; w Charles
Chancer, m Raymond Scott, pf. sc.
Harold Potter; with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 26, 1983; E pub. 37591; Harry
Bloom, ine. 17731
You’re sorry too late; pf. with w. ©
ase, Aug. 21, 19383: By unp:,tae22;
Les Poe. 17732
You're spoiling me; fox-trot song;
with ukulele arr. © July 31, 1933;
E pub. 37451; Reginald Warrington
Eastlake. 17733
You’re the one I’m craving; pf. with
w: © 1c. Aug. 9, 1983; E unp.
75555; Helen Inskeep. 17734
You're the only one can make me
jealous; w Charles Tobias, m Peter
De Rose; with guit. arr. © Aug.
15, 19383; E pbs, 37431; Marlo mu-
Sie corp. 17735
You stole the secret of my heart; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75563;
Delpha Dodd. 17736
You tell ’em I did; song. ©1c. Aug.
10, 1988; E unp. 74874; Manfred By-
ron Hughes. 17737
You told me with your eyes, now prove
it with your kiss; w and m Ed. G.
Nelson, Johnny Burke and Steve
Nelson; with ukulele arr. © Apr.
20, 1931; E pub. 37602; Sterling
songs, ine. 177388
—_—
Number of entries in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1933, Class H,
Musical compositions (including 10,062 unpublished) ___-_-_--_-_--~ 17
you; song, m Alfred Wooler. ©1 .
Aug. 2, 1933; E unp. 74472; Loreto
Marchione. 17739
You've got everything ; w Gus Kahn, m
Walter Donaldson, pf. arr. Wayne
Allen. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp.
75516; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
17740
You’ve got that; w Lorenz Hart, m
Richard Rodgers. © 1 ¢ Aug. 7,
1933; E unp. 74727; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 17741
You’ve made my dreams come true;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Aug. 21, 1933; E
unp. 75311; Wilma Parker. 17742
You woke me in my dreams dear; w
and melody. © 1c. Aug. 4, 1933; E
unp. 74581; Leo Weydert. 17743
Your eyes; pf. with w. © 1. Aug.
25, 1933; E unp. 75501; Lillian
Lewin Hennes. 17744
Your heart to my heart; song, m Syl-
vester Long Cross. © 1 ec. Aug. 9,
1933; E unp. 75629; Florence Hill.
17745
Your smile is paradise; waltz song. ©
1 ec. Aug. 4, 1983; E unp. 74616;
Philip V. Bellamy. 17746
Your voice in the air; w and m Ben
E. Crosby; with ukulele arr. ©
July 17, 1933; E pub. 37336; Rich-
ard Drake Saunders. 17747
Yow sah; w Joe Young, melody
Thomas Waller. © 1 ¢. Aug. 10,
1933; E unp. 74859; Irving Berlin,
ine. 17748
Zigeunerweisen; by P. Sarasate, tran-
scribed; 2 violins. ,.© 1 ¢. Aug. 8,
1933; E unp. 74767; Aldo Ricci.
17749
Zu dir; text Albert Sergel, m Kurt
Striegler, op. 71, no. 3. © May 26,
1933; E for. 30995; Sunnwend-ver-
lag, G.m.b.H. 17750
14th st. blues; w Sid. Golden; violin
with w. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1933; EH
unp. 75370; Guy M. Messina. 17751
42nd psalm; w from Bible; mixed cho.,
soli, with organ ace. ©1ce. Aug. 14,
1933; E unp. 75017; Ernest Franz
Jores. 17752
734
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPY-
RIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF
THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
A cheval; etude de concert; pf. ©
Emil Sauer, as author. R 26624.
1
A la bien-aimée; souvenir viennois
valse; violon et pf. © Eduard
Schutt, as author. R 26658. 2
Adams (Mrs. Crosby) Four duets for
two beginners; op. 13; pf. © Ju-
liette Graves Adams, as author of
m. R 26577. 3
Aeolsharfe (Die) ; by Ludvig Schytte,
Cts NO. 45° “pt, © Anna
Schytte, as child of the deceased
author. R 26554. 4
Afterglow ; by John W. Metcalf; high
voice. © William CC. Waibel, as
executor of the author. R 26531. 5
Ain’t you coming back to old New
Hampshire, Molly; song, J. Fred
Helf and Rob’t F. Roden. © Bessie
Helf, as widow. R 26501. 6
—— Same. © Robert F. Roden, as
author of w. R 26502. 7
Albumblatt; op. 114, no. 1; violine u.
'klavier. © Arthur Seybold, as
author. R 26657. 8
Alice, where art thou going; w Will
A. Heelan, m Albert Gumble. ©
Margaret Mahany, as widow of the
author of w. R 26634. 9
Alpenjager (Der); v. Carl Heins, op.
270, no. 5; pf. © Augusta Heins,
as widow. R 26549. 10
Alpine rose; by Gerrit Smith, op. 20,
no. 38, arr. Frank lLynes; men’s
voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, as
Widow. R 26564. 11
Around the ring; op. 34, no. 4; pf.
© Paul Zilcher, as author. R
26541. 12
Art thou weary; anthem, m Edward
Broome; mixed voices, with soli;
organ acc. @ Elizabeth Cunning-
ham Broome, as widow. R 26460.
13
At the making of the hay; trio, Liza
Lehmann, arr. Frank Lynes; wom-
en’s voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, as
Widow. R 26517. 14
[17752
Ausgewiihlte orgelkompositionen; v.
Moritz Brosig, mit genauer bezeich-
nung versehen Paul Claussnitzer.
bd. 2, 3. © Alma verw. Claussnit-
zer, as widow. R 26441, 26442.
15, 16
Babes in the wood; by Florence
Florence Maxim
R 265384. 17
Barcarolle; w Josephine Preston Pea-
body, m Henry Guy, adaptation of
voice pts. Leonard B. Marshall. ©
Herbert L. Marshall and Clara P.
Horton, as children of the deceased
author of adaptation. R 26429. 18
reverie; in-
Maxim: "pi.;..@©
Cutter, as author.
Beautiful star of heaven;
strumental. © Louis A. Drumhel-
ler, as author. R 26445. 19
song, w Arthur Longbrake. ©
Louis A. Drumheller, as author of
m. R 26444. 20
Behold! A King; anthem for Christ-
mas, Charles P. Scott; mixed voices.
© Maude Ladd Scott, as widow. R
26561. 21
Bells of winter; w David Kilburn
Stevens, m Edouard Dorn, adapta-
tion of voice pts. Leonard B. Mar-
shall. © Herbert L. Marshall, and
Clara P. Horton, as children of the
deceased author of adaptation. R
26428. Dee
Benedictus; by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach,
op. 63b; mixed voices; in A. ©
Amy Marey Cheney Beach, as au-
thor. R 26575. 23
Blinde’ (Der); lyrische scene ftr
bar., chor. u. orch., ged. Giovanni
Pascoli, deutsch Wilh. Weber, m
Marco Enrico Bossi, op. 112. Cla-
vierauszug. © Renzo Bossi, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 26505. 24
Blinde (Der); lyrische scene fiir bar.,
chor u. orech., ged. Giovanni Pascoli,
m M. Enrico Bossi, op. 112. Parti-
tur.’ © Renzo Bossi, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 26506.
25
739
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26
Capricieuse (La); valse, op. 120; pf.
Georg Eggeling, as author. R
265938. 26
Christ is born; Christmas carol, 2-pt.
cho., text tr. from German; wom-.
en’s voices. © Henry Clough-
Leighter, as author of m. R 26509.
2
Church music; by Mrs. Crosby Adams,
op. 15; pf. © Juliette Graves
Adams, as author of m. R 26579.
28
slipper; by Florence
Florence Maxim
Cinderella’s
Maxim; pif.
Cutter, as author. R 26582. 29
Clown (The); op. 34, no. 3; pf. ©
Paul Zilcher, as author. R 26540.
30
Concert waltz; op. 12; pf. © Rudolf
Friml, as author. R 26621. 31
Coolan Dhu; song, w Fred E. Weather-
ly. © Franco Leoni, as author of
m. R 26630. 394
Corn; Wiener walzer, Gurlitt, op. 178.
no, 19, arr. for 2 pfs., 8 hands. ©
Edmund Parlow, as the arranger.
R 26567. 33
Day (The) is past and over; mixed
voices. © William Berwald, as au-
thor. R 26523. 34
Diebstahl; w J. G. Fischer, m op. 25,
nr. 3; mannerchor. © A. von Othe-
graven, as author of m. R 264388.
35
Dutch dolls; trio, May Ostlere, arr.
Frank Lynes; women’s voices.
Adéle G. Lynes, as widow of the
author. R 26519. 36
"E ffemmene d’America; canzonetta al-
legra. © Francesco Pennino, as au-
thor. R 26448. 37
Eggeling (Georg) 50 melodious
etudes; op. 122; pf: ‘bk. 1,'2.°" ©
Georg Eggeling, as author. R 26590.
38
Elfchen; impromptu, op. 30; Klavier.
© Paul Juon, as author. R 26449.
39
Enchantment; song; sop. or ten. ©
Henry Clough-Leighter, as author.
R 26557. 40
Episode; impromptu, op. 30; klavier.
© Paul Juon, as author. R 26448.
41
Es geht die sage; impromptu, op. 30:
klavier. © Paul Juon, as author.
R 26453. 42
pt. WI, n. s., v. 28
Es sassen drei kamraden; von Wil-
helm Meyer, op. 37, no. 1; eine sing-
stimme. © Luise Meyer, as widow.
R 26618. 43
Eteuf (L’) ; etude de concert; pf.
Emil Sauer, as author. R 26623.
44
Everybody works but father; song,
Jean Havez. © Ebba Havez, as
widow. R 26500. 45
Fairy (The) revel; waltz, w David
Kilburn Stevens, m arr. from John
Kinross, voc. pts. rev. Caryl B. Rich.
© Carrie B. Lewis, as author of
rey. voc. pts. R 26426. 46
Father in Thy mysterious Presence;
w Samuel Johnson, m Charles P.
Scott. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo sop.
or bar. © Maude Ladd Scott, as
widow. R 26580. 47
Fierce raged the tempest; mixed
voices. © Mark Andrews, as au-
thor. R 26560. 48
Forever with the Lord; mixed voices.
© William Berwald, as author. R
26525. 49
Frohe (Der) wandersmann; vy. Carl
Heins, op. 270, no. 4; pf. © Au-
gusta Heins, as widow. R 26548.
50
Friihling im herzen; v. Carl Heins, op.
270, no. 3; pf. © Augusta Heins,
as widow. R 26546. 51
Gavotte; by John Orth; pf. Rev. ed.
© Louise Orth Bosworth, as execu-
trix: “R' 26515. 52
Gee, but this is a lonesome town; by
Billy Gaston. © William Gaston,
as author. R 26682. 53
Geh’n wir noch in’s café; marsch lied,
aus Hochparterre links, text Alfred
Schonfeld. © Paul Lincke, as
author of m. R 26499. 54
Give ear to my prayer, O God; sacred
song. 1. In F—2. In D. © Wm.
Berwald, as author. R 26591. 55
Gloria; song cycle, w Stephen Cole-
ridge, m Teresa Del Riego. ©
Teresa Leadbitter, as author of m.
R 26628. 56
Gounod (Charles Francois)
we two were maying; trio,
Frank Lynes; women’s voices.
arr.
O that |
©
Adéle G. Lynes, as widow. R 26522. —
57
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—— Until the day breaks; trio, arr.
Frank Lynes; women’s voices. ©
Adéle G. Lynes, as widow. R 26518.
58
Hinaus ins freie; v. Carl Heins, op.
270, no. 1; pf. © Augusta Heins,
as widow. R 26544. 59
Hopekirk (Helen) Seventy Scottish
songs; ed. with accs.; high voice. ©
Helen Hopekirk, as author of edit-
ing. R 26469. 60
I am He that liveth; Easter anthem,
Charles P. Scott; mixed voices. ©
Maude Ladd Scott, as widow. R
26582. 61
I’m satisfied; w and m C. Smith and
Harry Brown. © Chris. Smith, as
author. R 26511. 62
I’ve said my last farewell, toot, toot,
good bye; by E. Rose and J: Fred
Fischer. © Ed. Rose, as author. R
26491. 63
In the ball room; by Ludvig Schytte,
op. 139, no. 2; pf. © Anna Schytte,
as child of the deceased author. R
26558. 64
In the hour of trial; anthem, Edward
Broome; mixed cho., with ten. solo,
Sop. and ten. duet, and organ.
Elizabeth Cunningham Broome, as
widow of the author of m. R 26507.
65
In uniform; march, L. H. Orth, op. 29,
' no. 5, arr.; 2 pfs., 8 hands. © Ea-
mund Parlow, as author of arr. R
26566. 66
Intermezzi goldoniani; v. M. Enrico
Bossi, op. 127; streichorchh ©
Renzo Bossi, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 26503. 67
Jack and the beanstalk; by Florence
Maxim; pf. © Florence Maxim Cut-
ter, as author. R 26537. 68
Jagerlied; w Max Wallraf, m op. 45,
nr. 2; maénnerchor. © Gustav Wohl-
gemuth, as author of m. R 26435.
69)
Juggler (The); op. 34, no. 6; pf. ©
Paul Zilcher, as author. R 26543.
70
Juon (Paul) Intermezzo; impromptu,
op. 30; klavier. © Paul Juon, as
author. R 26452. 71
Just for today; op. 25, no. 2. 1. Sop.
or ten—2. Alto or bar. © Paul
. Ambrose, as author. R 26528, 26572.
(2.13
89
Kathchen von Heilbronn; ouverture,
op. 17; orch. Partitur. © Hans
Pfitzner, as author. R 26660. 74
Kelley (John Craig) Fifty easy melo-
dies; ed.; violin, in the first posi-
tion, and pf. bk. 1. © John Craig
Kelley, as author of editing. R
26467. 75
—— Thirty pieces; ed.; violin, in the
first position, and pf. bk. 2.
John Craig Kelley, as author of edit-
ing. R 26468. 76
Kiss me goodbye, dear; song. © Wil-
liam: J. McKenna, as author. R
26434. V7
Klange vom. Ebro-Strand; bolero, Wil-
helm Fink, op. 355, no. 5, arr.; 2
pfs., 8 hands. © Edmund Parlow,
as author of arr. R 26570. 78
Kleine tarantelle; impromptu, op. 30;
klavier. © Paul Juon, as author.
R 26454. 2 79
Libellen; by Ludvig Schytte, op. 139,
no. 5; pf. © Anna Schytte, as child
of the deceased author. R 26555.
80
Like a cradle rocking, rocking; op. 25,
no. 3; mezzo-sop. © Paul Ambrose,
as author. R 26529. $1
Little (The) cherub; musical play, bk.
Owen Hall, lyrics Adrian Ross, m
Ivan Caryll; voce. se. © Martin
Handon, as executor of the author
of m. R 26629. 82
Little (A) child’s hymn; op. 25, no.
4; in E flat. © Paul Ambrose, as
author. R 26530. 83
Lord (The) is in His holy temple;
mixed voices. © Arthur W. Thayer,
as author. R 26589. 84
Lord (The) is risen; Haster anthem,
Frank Lynes, op. 18, no. 1; women’s
trio. © Adéle G. Lynes, as author.
R. 26581. 85
Love is waiting ; song, w Harold Simp-
son. © William Henry Squire, as
author of m. R 26626. 86
Loving (The) Shepherd; op. 25, no.
1; sop. or ten. © Paul Ambrose, as
author. R 26527. 87
Madrilena; Spanish dance, Ludvig
Schytte, op. 139, no. 6; pf. © Anna
Schytte, as child of the deceased au-
thor. R 26556. 88
Man (The) of Galilee; song, w Mrs. C.
D. Martin. © W. Stillman Martin,
as author of m. R 26470. 89
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March on, ye soldiers true: mixed
voices. © Arthur W. Thayer, as au-
thor. R 26588. — 90
Mass in honor of the immaculate con-
ception; m op. 173; male voices;
organ ace. © Joseph Gruber, as
author of m. R 26419. 91
May dew; by W. Sterndale Bennet,
arr. Frank Lynes; women’s voices.
© Adéle G. Lynes, as widow. R
26521. 92
Mazurka gracieuse; by Edwin J.
Decevee, op. 47; pf. © Anna Patter-
son Decevee, as widow. R 26610. 93
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob lLud-
wig Felix) O for the wings of a
dove; arr. Frank Lynes; women’s
voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, as
widow. R 26565. 94
Mermaid (The) and the prince; by
Florence Maxim; pf. Florence
Maxim Cutter, as author. R 26536.
95
Missa solemnis; m Robert Arthur Tur-
ton; mixed voices; organ ace.
A. J. Turton, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 26418. 96
My Jesus, as Thou wilt ; women’s trio.
© Wm. Berwald, as author. R
26587. 97
Narretei; impromptu, op. 30; klavier.
© Paul Juon, as author. R 26456.
98
Nestkiichlein tanzt; op. 114, no. 2;
violine u. klavier. © Arthur Sey-
bold, as author. R 26656. 99
Now God be with us; mixed voices.
© William Berwald, as author. R
26524. 100:
Now the day is over: sop. solo and
quartet. © Harvey B. Gaul, as au-
thor. R 26609. 101
Now when the dusky shades; women’s
trio. © Arthur W. Thayer, as au-
thor. R 26588. 102
O friihling; v. Wilhelm Meyer. op. 69,
no. 2; eine singstimme. © Luise
Meyer, as widow. R 26619. 103
O holy night of Christmas-tide; w
James Yeames. 1. Sop. or ten.—2.
Alto or bar. © Frederick N. Shack-
ley, as author of m. R 26558. 104
O Lord, we beseech Thee; Lenten an-
them ; sop. solo and cho.; organ acc.
pt. It, n. s., v. 28 ©
O night, most beautiful; w T. Bucha-
nan Read, m Joseph L. Roeckel,
adaptation of voice pts: Leonard B.
Marshall. © Herbert L. Marshall
and Clara P. Horton, as children of
the deceased author of adaptation.
R 26427. 106
Octett; op. 27.. © Paul .Juon, as. au-
thor. R 26658. 107
Our starry banner; w Annie Bense, m
Leonard B. Marshall. © Herbert L.
Marshall and Clara P. Horton, as
children of the deceased author of
m. R 26430. — 108
Out comes the bear; op. 34, no. 5: pf.
© Paul Zilcher, as author. R 26542.
109
Out of the depths; offertory solo; Sop.
or ten. © James H. Rogers, as au-
thor. R 26552. 110
Out of the long ago; w George P.
Morris, m Charles P. Scott. ©
Maude Ladd Scott, as widow. R
26535. 111
Outline melodies: m Mrs. Crosby
Adams, op. 12; pf. © Juliette
Graves Adams, as author. R 26576.
112
Pappelmiiulchen; volkslied aus dem
Elsass, m op. 45, nr. 3; mannerchor.
© Gustay Wohlgemuth, as author
of m. R 264386. a
Passacaglia und finale tiber Bach; op.
39; orgel. © Georg Schumann, as
author. R 26489. 114
Sandy; by John Philip
© Jane Van M. Sousa, as
R 26446. 115
Prancing (The) horse; op. 34, no. 2;
pf. © Paul Zilcher, as author. R
26539. 116
Prince’s (The) song to Rapunsel; by
Florence Maxim; pf. © Florence
Maxim Cutter, as author. R 26533.
744
(The); op. 84, no. 1; pf.
Zilcher, as author. R
26588. 118
Pupil’s (The) second etude album;
selected and arr. in progressive or-
der, Ferdinand Meyer; pf.
Maude Ladd Scott, as widow. R
26592. 119
Quintett ; v. Waldemar von Baussnern ;
violine, clarinette, horn, violoncell
u. klavier. © Elsbeth, edle von
Pipetown
Sousa.
widow.
Procession
© Paul
120 4
© J. Christopher Marks, as author Baussnern, as widow. R 26654.
of m. R 26508. 105
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Romantisches wiegenlied; impromptu,
op. 30; klavier. © Paul Juon, as
author. R 26450. 121
Rosetta; fantasie-mazurka, Carl
Bohm, op. 357, no. 4, art.; 2pfs., 8
hands. © Edmund Parlow, as au-
thor of arr. R 26569. 122
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch)
Melody in F; simplified arr.; pf.
© Paul Ambrose, as author of arr.
“R 26611. 123
Ruhige liebe; impromptu, op. 30;
klavier. © Paul Juon, as author.
_R 26457. 124
Salutation; w of ist verse H. W.
Longfellow, additional lines Anna
Fitzhugh Miller; mixed cho. ©
Heinrich Jacobsen, as author of m.
R 26510. 125
Schubert (Franz Peter) Wiegenlied ;
op. 98, no.’ 2, tibertragen; violoncell
u. Klavier. © Hugo Becker, as au-
‘thor. R 26625. 126
Sehnsucht; fiir chor u. orch., dicht-
ung Friedrich Schiller, m op. 40;
clavier-partitur. © Georg Schu-
mann, as author of m. R 26440.
127
Serenade in vier sétzen; v. Waldemar
von Baussnern ; violine, clarinette u.
klavier. © Elsbeth, edle von Bauss-
nern, as Widow. R 26655. 128
Sevillana; morceau de genre, Otto
Hackh, op. 336, no. 1, arr.; 2 pfs.,
8 hands. © Edmund Parlow, as
author of arr. R 26571. 129
She dwells by great Kenhawa’s side;
choral ballad, w Longfellow, m
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, op. 54a,
no. 2; 3 female voices. © Jessie
Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor,
as widow. R 26594. 130
Siegeszug; marsch, Arnoldo Sartorio,
op. 174, no. 5, arr.; 2 pfs., 8 hands.
© Edmund Parlow, as author of
arr. R 26568. 131
Sight reading and memory. lessons; pf.
© Thomas Tapper, as author. R
26562. 132
Silver (The) song series; for supple-
mentary use, no. 26, for high schools,
selected, composed and arr. Leonard
B. Marshall. © Herbert L. Mar-
shall, and Clara P. Horton, as chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
26425. 133
149
Smith (Gerrit)
hand alone.’
as widow.
Valse; op. 26, for left
© Caroline B. Smith,
R 26573. 134
Sommerfriihe; w Emanuel Geibel, m
op. 25, nr. 2; miinnerchor. © A.
von Othegraven, as author. R
* 26487. 135
Sonderbare humoreske; impromptu,
op. 30; klavier. © Paul Juon, as
author. R 26451. 136
Song of the bellS; w Albert Bigelow
Paine; high, in E. © C. Whitney
Coombs, as author of m. R 26459.
air
Sphinx; impromptu, op. 30; klavier.
© Paul Juon, as author. R 26455.
138
Spirit (The) of the woods; improvisa-
tion; pf. © Rudolf Friml, as au-
thor. R 26622. 139
Strauss (Richard) Tod und verklir-
ung; tondichtung, ftir grosses orch.,
op. 24, uebertragung Heinrich v.
Bocklet fiir zwei klaviere zu 8 hin-
den; klavier 1, 2. © Johanna v.
Bocklet, as widow. R 26504. 140
Sunbeam (The) and the rose; w
Blanche Katherine Knowlton; high
voice. © Charles Wakefield Cad-
man, as author of m. R 26461. 141
© William
R 26612.
142
Tarry with me, O my Saviour; mixed
voices. © Wm. Berwald, as author.
R 26585. 143
Te Deum; by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach,
op. 63a; mixed voices; in A.
Amy Marcy Cheney Beach, as au-
thor. R 26574. 144
There were shepherds; Christmas
song, Frank Lynes, op. 18, no. 2;
women’s trio. © Adéle G. Lynes,
as widow. R 26563. 145
God of love; mixed
voices. © Wm. Berwald, as author.
R 26586. 146
To-day if ye will hear His voice ; offer-
tory solo; sop. or ten. © James H.
Rogers, as author. R 26551. 147
Tone stories; m Mrs. Crosby Adams,
op. 14; pf. © Juliette Graves Ad-
ams, as author of m. R 26578. 148
Traute heimat; v. Carl Heins, op. 270,
no. 2; pf. © Augusta Heins, as
widow. R 26545. 149
Sweetheart mine; ballad.
J. McKenna, as author.
Thine forever,
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pt. III, n. s., v. 28:
Unto Thee, O Lord; mixed voices. ©
Mark Andrews, as author. R 26559.
150
Valse poetique; op. 13; pf. © Rudolt
Friml, as author. R 26620. 151
Valses dialogues; 2 morceaux, op. 73;
pf. © Eduard Schiitt, as author. R
26659. 152
Walking in the king’s highway; song.
© Florence Horton, as author. R
26495. 153
Wanted, a wife; by Frank Lynes;
men’s voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, as
widow. R 26584. 154
We love the place, O God; mixed
voices. © William Berwald, as au-
thor. R 26526. 155
We shall see the king, some day; song.
© L. E. Jones, as author. R 26496.
156
Weidmann’s abschied; v. Carl Heins,
op. 270, no. 6; pf. © Augusta Heins,
as widow. R 26550. 157
O
When maidens go a-maying; song, w
Harold Boulton. © Edward Ger-
man, aS author of m. R 26627. 158
When the swallow sings; trio, Erik.
Meyer-Helmund, arr. Frank Lynes;
women’s voices. © Adéle G. Lynes,
as widow. R 26516. 159
Winds in the trees; trio, A. Goring
Thomas, arr. Frank Lynes; women’s
voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, as
widow. R 26520. 160
Wogen ; op. 30; klavier. © Paul Juon,
as author. R 26447. 161
Wonderful eyes; w Lillian H. Shuey,
m Mrs. Henry Weidemann. © Anita
Louise Weidemann, as author of m.
R 26633. 162
Won’t you come to Jesus now; song,
w Kate Ulmer. © John R. Bryant,
as author of m. R 26497. 163
Zu grabe tragen; impromptu, op. 30;
klavier. © Paul Juon, as author.
R 26458. 164 .
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
A PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS it is provided by the act of Congress approved March
4, 1909 (ch. 320, 35 Stat. 1075-1088), entitled ““ AN ACT To amend
and consolidate the Acts respecting copyright ”, that the copyright
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NOW, THEREFORE, I, FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, Presi-
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(VI)
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parts of instruments serving to reproduce mechanically musical
works shall apply only to compositions published after July 1, 1909,
and registered for copyright in the United States which have not
been reproduced within the United States prior to October 1, 1933,
on any contrivance by means of which the work may be mechanically
performed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal of the United States of America to be affixed.
DONE at the City of Washington this 29th day of September, in
the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and thirty-three,
[sEAL] and of the Independence of the United States of America
the one hundred and fifty-eighth.
: FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
By the President:
CorpELL Hut,
Secretary of State.
[No. 2058]
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
NOTICE.—If£ the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or
music, no statement of authorship is given.
A.B.C.; cancion marcha, poesia Gus-
tavo Sanchez Galarraga. © Aug.
20, 1933; E for. 31349; Ernesto Le-
cuona. 17753
A moins que; fox-trot, paroles Ch. L.
Pothier, m Oberfeld; avec accord de
Yukulele. © July 1, 1933; E for.
381487; Editions Salabert. 17754
Absent friends; written and composed
Cecil Harrington. © Aug. 11, 1933;
E for. 313832; Llew Weir music Co.
17755
Absolutely free; w and m Raymond
Wallace; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
5, 1933; E for. 31587; Huntley
Trevor music co., ltd. 17756
Accept our greetings; from A bag of
gold, m Philip Berg; pf. with w. ©
1c. Aug. 25, 1933; E unp. 763876;
John C. Rommel. 17757
Accordion pranks; novelette; pf. ac-
cordion. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1933; E
unp. 76781; Fredric Alfred Tedesco.
17758
Adieu; by Edward Elgar, arr. P.
Beechfield Carver. 1. Brass band.—
2. Military band. © Sept. 6, 1933;
E for. 31306, 31807; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd. 17759, 17760
Adieu (Un) que l’on dit trop vite;
mélodie, paroles Camille Francois, m
Wal-Berg; avec accord de lukulele.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31501; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 17761
Adieu toi; valse, Ralph Wilding, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et pa-
roles. © July 1, 1933; E for. 31355;
Editions Salabert. 17762
Adios; tango argentino, Felice Mon-
tagnini; orch. pti. con. pf. condut-
tore, [and] Mamma m’ha fatto un
cuor; canzone tango, versi Angelo
Ramiro Borella, m Nino Piccinelli;
orch. pti. © July 15, 1933; E for.
316538; A. & G. Carisch & ec. 17763
Advancing; march; pf. © 1. Sept.
9, 1933; E unp. 76166; Belle H.
Swain. 17764
Affranchis (Les) ; java-valse musette,
paroles Georges Philippot et Saadi,
m J. Jekyll. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31471; Editions Salabert. 17765
African night is falling; song, m Am-
brose Wyrrick. © 1 ec. Sept. 8,
1933; E unp. 76065; Christine A.
Warthen. 17766
After much deliberation; w and mel-
ody Beatrice Bliss. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1933; E unp. 76101; Beatrice Blis-
tein. 17767
After sundown; w Arthur Freed, m
Nacio Herb Brown, pf. arr. Leonard
Hayton. © 1. Sept. 23, 1933; E
unp. 76666; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 17768
After we parted; song, m Norris V.
Webb and Arthur Frechette, arr. A.
Frechette. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; B
unp. 76125; Robert H. Simpson.
17769
Agnus Dei; liturgical text, and m. ©
Sept. 20, 1933; E pub. 37859; John
Welsh. 17770
liturgical w, and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 9, 1988; E unp. 76134; John J.
Welsh. 17771
Ah! les gosses; one-step, du film Le
fils improvisé, de René Sylviano, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et pa-
roles. © July 1, 1933; E for. 31367;
Editions Salabert. 17772
Ah, the moon is here; from Footlight
parade, w Irving Kahal, m Sammy
Fain; with ukulele arr. © Sept. 5,
1933; E pub. 37684; M. Witmark &
SONS. 17773
Ah! what am I to do; song, melody
Harry Lee Burgess. © 1. Sept. 15,
1933; E unp. 76321; John Moore
Clemens. 17774
Aino; incidental music to reading of
Kalevala, based on traditional Finn-
ish melody; pf. © 1c Sept. 5,
1933; E unp. 75949; Clara Stocker.
17775
741
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Ain’t she the dainty; w and m Harry
Woods; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
1, 1983; E for. 31272; Cinephonic
music co., ltd. 17776
Ain’t we like two millionaires—ain’t
we; w and m Marty Symes, Al. J.
Neiburg and Jerry Levinson; with
guit. arr. © Sept. 28, 1933; E pub.
88015; Olman music corp. 17777
Ak-sar-ben; overture, L. Ellsworth
Earsley, arr. Chas. W. Storm; band
pts., with solo B flat cornet, solo B
flat saxophone, conductor. © Sept.
18, 1933 ; E pub. 37985; Albert James
White. 17778
Alabama rose; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 11, 1833; E unp. 76201; John
J. Schneider. 17779
Alberta; melody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1983;
E unp. 76129; Emil Petti. 17780
All because I met you; w and melody
R. Edleson and Jimmy Delaney. ©
1c. Sept. 14, 1933; E unp. 76305;
Raymond Edleson. 17781
All I want is you; w Dorothy and
Verna Evans, m Rosemary Tedford.
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1933; E unp. 76653 ;
Rosemary Phoebe Tedford. 17782
All the men are going to work; march
song. © 1c. Sept. 7, 1933; E unp.
76015; Margaret Jane Graham.
17783
All the world is happy again; w and
melody. © 1 c. Sept. 26, 1933; E
unp. 76783;- Joseph Brulo. 17784
All united; song. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1933;
E unp. 75860; Mary Grodzinski.
17785
Allegro appassionato no. 2: by Peter
Brunelli; pf. conductor. © 1c. Sept.
15, 1983; E unp. 76426; Movietone
music corp. 17786
Alphonsine; valse; orch. ptes. © July
1, 1983;°H for: 31552; HH. Gillot.
17787
Alsatian carol; poem Isaac Watts, m
from Cantiques de Strasbourg, arr.
Ernest John Moeran; solo and cho.
of men’s voices. © Sept. 12, 1933;
E for. 31644; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.
17788
Althamburger opernsuite; nach kom-
positionen v. Reinhard Keiser zu-
Sammengestellt wu. instrumentiert.
Hermann Unger; orch. partitur. ©
pt. ITT, n. s., v. 28
Always thinking of you; w and m
Ruth M. Buchanan. © Sept. 7,
1933 ; E pub. 37664; Ruth Buchanan.
17790
Always with you; w Jos. Geo. Gilbert,
m Sydney Baynes and Kenneth §S.
Baynes; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
14, 1933; E for. 31562; Francis, Day
& Hunter, itd. 17791
Am I worthy of the Master; w Bella
McIntosh, m Lowell Patton; mixed
voices. © Sept. 6, 1983; E pub.
37887 ; Carl Fischer, ine. 17792
Am I you're [sic] only sweetheart; w
M. Morris, m H. Fody; pf. ©1e.
Sept. 23, 1983; E unp. 76703; Marie
Morris and Helene Fody. 17793
Amber bubbles; song. © 1 e. Sept. 2,
1933; E unp. 75880; Von Selman
Moore. 17794
America the beautiful; w Katherine
Lee Bates, m Samuel A. Ward, arr.
Arnold Hall. 1. Sop. 1, 2 and alto.—
2. Mixed voices.—3. Male voices.—
4. Sop. and alto. © Sept. 6, 1933;
E pub. 37898-37901; Carl Fischer,
inc. 17795-17798
Americano (El); tango. © 1c. Sept.
5, 1983; E unp. 75938; Leopold N.
Sperling. 17799
Ami (Un) ; fox-trot, de Je te confie ma
femme, paroles André Hornez, m
Marcel Lattés; avee accord de l’uku-
lele. © July 1, 1933; E for. 31468;
Editions Salabert. 17800
Among the palms; intermezzo, Samuel
Kaylin, arr. E. Gerstenberger; pf.-
conductor. ©1ec. Aug. 29, 1933; E
unp. 75763 ; Movietone musie corp.
17801
Among the roses with you mother
dear; song, melody Starret system
club. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1933; E unp.
76246; Timothy Thompson. 17802
Amor andaluz; sérénata espanola,
Bénoni Hennion; org. ptes. © Aug.
29, 1988; E for. 31428; Hawkes &
son (London), ltd. 17803
Amor (L’) trionfante; atto unico,
libretto Enrico Golisciani, melodia
Eugenio del Cioppo. © 1c. Aug. 25,
1933; D 28501; Eugene del Cioppo.
17803*
Amour (L’) ... l’amour; fox-trot, de
Le couché de la mariée, paroles Zep
et Roger Lion, m Jean Delettre;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © July 1,
July 13, 1983; E for. 31301; Ed. 1933; E for. 31453; Hditions Sala-
Bote & G. Bock. 17789 bert. 17804
742
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Anchored; w Samuel K. Cowan, m
Wim. Michael Watson, arr. Geo. J.
Trinkaus ; ten. 1, 2 and bass, or bar.
© Sept. 6, 1933; E pub. 37892; Carl
Fischer, ine. 17805
And so, goodbye; w and m Allie Wru-
bel; with ukulele arr. © Sept. 5,
1933; E pub. 37668; Irving Berlin,
inc. 17806
And that is life; w Andy Razaf, mel-
ody Thomas Waller. © 1c. Sept. 8,
1933; E unp. 76055; Irving Berlin,
ine. 17807
And there you are again; w Joe Young
and Johnny Burke, m Harold Spina ;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 5, 1983;
E pub. 37671; Irving Berlin, ine.
17808
Andante and Gavotte; by George
Dasch; grand orch. pts. © Sept.
20, 1983; E pub. 37966; H. T. Fitz-
Simons co. 17809
Andante et Scherzo; de Max d’Ollone;
3 violoncelles. Partition et ptes.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31559; Edi-
tions du magasin musical, Pierre
Schneider. 17810:
Andantino grazioso; by Albert Stoes-
sel; violin, violoncello, and pf.
July 27, 19383; E pub. 37820; M.
17811
Angel mother; song. © 1 c. Sept. 5,
1933; E unp. 75911; Audrey Darlene
Jenness. 17812
Angels and shepherds; Bohemian
earol arr. Esther H. Goetz; trio or
3-pt. female cho. © Aug. 28, 1933;
EH pub. 37654; Clayton F. Summy co.
17813
Anna plays piana in Havana; pf.
treble, with w. © 1c Sept. 14,
1933; E unp. 76316; Al Beckwith
and Wm. Jerome Rugen.
Witmark & sons.
Annie doesn’t live here anymore; w Joe
Young and Johnny Burke, melody
Harold Spina. © 1 ec. Sept. 15,
1933; E unp. 76326; Irving Berlin,
inc. 17815
Another waltz; w and m Thelma [M.
Hawkins] VerCutren. © 1. Sept.
11, 1933; E unp. 76195; Thelma Mae
Hawkins. 17816
Answer my heart; w Alexander Hill,
melody Ernest Holst. © 1 ¢. Sept.
16, 1933; E unp. 76371; Joe Davis,
ine. 17817
17814
17832
Any more for the skylark; duet, w
Eric Haydon, m Lauri Bowen; bars.
© Aug. 30, 1933; E for. 31423; Rey-
nolds & co. 17818
Apartment (The) house blues; mel-
ody Marvin Hatley. © 1 «¢. Sept.
15, 1933; E unp. 76689; Southern
music pub. ¢Co., inc. 17819
Arban-Staigers complete celebrated
method for the cornet or trumpet;
newly rev. and ed. Del Staigers.
(Hneglish, German, and French text)
© Sept. 21, 1933 ; E pub. 37915; Carl
Fischer, ine. 17820
Are you blue; fox-trot, m et arr. Eler;
orch. ptes. © July 1, 1933; EH: for.
31560; Hler. 17821
Are you foolin’; song. © 1c. Sept. 1,
1983; E unp. 75858 ; Archie C. Camp.
17822
Are you happy; orch. sc. with w. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 25, 193838; E unp. 76771;
Everett Dale Behrens. 17823
Are you the little girl I used to know;
w and m Hdward Montague.
Sept. 14, 1933; E for. 31565; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd. 17824
Arioso et allegro de concert; de Stan
Golestan; alto et pf. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31891; Editions Sala-
bert. 17825
Army (The) of the N.R.A.; song, w
Camille Saunderson Somes. © 1 €.
Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76359; Fred-
erick Elsworth Shaffer. 17826
Arrowhead moon; w and m Medora
Louisell. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1933; HH
unp. 76233; Catherine Medora Lou-
isell. 17827
AS long as Cupid’s at the helm; song,
m Bruno Barbaritano. © 1c. Sept.
22, 1983; E unp. 76569; Acsente
Pacurar. 17828
AS long as I get by I’m satisfied ; song.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 75905 ;
Paul Carter. 17829
As much as I love you; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 20, 19383; E unp. 76542;
Harry Rosenthal. 17830
As the clouds go sailing by; song, mel-
ody P. Story. © 1. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76120; James Henry Jen-
nings. 17831
As the rain came tumbling down; m
B. Weinbach and James. Dillon
Greenlee; pf. with w.:_© 1c. Aug.
26, 1933; E unp. 75980; Ben Wein-
bach. 17832
743
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17833
At night; song. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1933;
E unp. 76840; Samuel A. Wolfe.
17833
At the bathing pool; by Frank Hutch-
ens; pf. © June 22, 1933; E for.
31584; W. H. Paling & co., ltd.
17834
At the co-eds sorority dance; w and
melody. © 1. Sept. 28, 1933; HE
unp. 76860; Perey Gillespie. [Copy-
right is claimed on changes in words
and music] 17835
At the old oak tree; w John Brown,
and melody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76149; Willie Brown.
17836
At the table; by Herbert Stothart; pf.
© 1c May 1, 1933; E unp. 76406;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 17837
At the turn of the road go straight;
w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1933; E unp. 76877; Elizabeth Cal-
lahan. 17838
Attacca song in the desert; by Herb-
eri wstothart:” pir (©, 4.6, May .d,
1933; E unp. 76414; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 17839
Aufbruch der nation; marsch, Ernst
Stieberitz; militirmusik. © Apr.
22, 1933 ; EH: for. 31284; Ries & Erler,
G.m.b.H. 17840
Aus meinem tagebuch; 7 kleine stticke
Max Reger, op. 82, bd. 4, fingersatz
u. pedalbezeichnung Robert Teich-
miiller; klavier. © July 13, 1933;
E for. 31299; Ed. Bote & G. Bock.
17841
Avant d’étre capitaine ... il faut étre
matelot; one-step, paroles Gabriello,
m F. Alongi, arr. Francis Salabert;
orch. ptes. © June 1, 1933; E for.
31346; Editions Salabert. 17842
Avant, pendant, aprés; tango chanson,
paroles Willy Lagasse; pf. © July
1, 1983; E for. 31411; A. J. Beckand.
17848
Ave Maria; liturgical text, and m.
© Sept. 20, 1933; E pub. 37858;
John Welsh. 17844
w liturgical, and melody. © 1.
Sept. 9, 1988; E unp. 76135; John J.
Welsh. 17845
Ave maris stella; po@éme Artaleto De
Beaucaire, m G. Saint-René Taillan-
dier; sop., avec ace. d’orgue ou pf.
© July 1, 1933; BE for. 31384: Edi-
tions Salabert. 17846
pt. Hi, AUS? yi 28
Ave verum; motet, m Cyr de Brant:
men’s voices. © Sept. 6, 1933; E
pub. 37895; Carl Fischer, inc. 17847
Ay triste de mi; tango, Enrique Ca-
pello, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. et paroles. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31366; Editions Salabert.
17848
Babe (The) of Bethlehem; Christmas
cantata, arr. Bernard Hamblen;
women’s solo voices, 3-pt. cho., and
organ ace. © Aug. 31, 1933; E pub.
37683 ; Harms, inc. 17849
Baby I got my eyes on you; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1933: E unp.
76632; Max Mende. 17850
Baby komm’ zuritick; w E. V. Mc-
Loughlin, m W. H. Ballard. ©1e.
Sept. 27, 193838; E unp. 76825; Ellen
V. McLoughlin, and William H. Bal-
lard. 17851
Baby, you brought me luck; w Hildy
Dolson, m Jimmie Smiley. © 1 «.
Sept. 12, 1933; E unp. 76254; James
Burkett Smiley. 17852
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Fughetta;
transcribed Antonio E. Cafarella;
oboe, English horn and bassoon. Sc.
and pts. © Sept. 8, 1933; E pub.
37708; M. Witmark & sons. 17853
Back street; song, pf. sc. Basil Sadler.
©1c. Sept. 28, 1933; E unp. 76859;
Milton Friedenberg. 17854
Back to Dixie: w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 29, 1983; E unp. 76901; Clau-
dine Bomboy. 17855
Back to the dear old mountains; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1 e. Sept 15, 19388; E unp.
76340; Lillian Chapin. 17856
Bad girl; melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 6,
1983; E unp. 76531; Charles Frank
Arcier. 17857
Bad little girl; song. © 1c. Sept. 11,
1933; E unp. 76222; Andrew McGee.
17858
Badinerie; de Fr. Gervais et J. H.
Wood; pf., violin, 2° violin ad lib.,
violoncelle et contrebasse. © July
1, 19388; E for. 31554; Publications
Francis-Day, s. a. 17859
Badonviller-marsch ; yon Georg First ;
stimmen ftir blasorch., harmonie- o.
blechmusik. © Sept. 7, 1933; E for.
31420; B. Schott’s sdhne. 17860
Bajo el cielo de Napoles; vals sere-
nata, letra y m Belisario de Jestis
Garcia. © Feb. 20, 1933; E for.
744
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 9, 1933
81573; A. Wagner y Levien, Sucs., S.
en ¢. 17 61
Balalaika-klinge ; potpourri tber rus-
sische lieder, A. Tscherniawsky, alr.
Leopold Weninger; orch. stimmen,
© Apr. 20, 1933; E for. 31668; Wil-
helm Zimmermann. 17862
Balbo; mazurka, melody. © 1c. Sept.
29, 1933; E unp. 76891; Pedro Forte.
17863
with Achmed; by Herbert
©: 1c. May 1, 1933;
; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
17864
Ball and chain you’ve locked to my
heart; melody. © 1 c. Sept. 11,
1933; E unp. 76186; Moses Daniel
Barker and Paul Barbarin. 17869
Ball at the Savoy; by Paul Abraham,
selected and arr. Henry Hall; pf.
© Sept. 6, 1933; E for. 31588; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 17866
from Ball at the Savoy, w Oscar
Hammerstein II, from the German
of Alfred Gritinwald and Fritz Loh-
ner-Beda, m Paul Abraham. © Aug.
24, 1983; E for. 31591; Chappell &
Balcony
Stothart; pf.
'E unp. 76412
corp.
€0.,. ltd. | 17867
Ballades francaises; poémes Paui
Fort, m Emile Nérini. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31386; Editions Sala-
bert. 17868
Bammer (Johannes) Zwei ernste
gesinge; w Justinus Kerner u. Rich-
ard Dehmel; tiefe stimme. © July
15, 19838; E for. 31608; Tischer &
Jagenberg, G. m. b. H. 17869
Banjo (The) ; American sketch, L. M.
Gottschalk, transcribed Quinto Mag-
anini; full orch. pts. © Sept. 6,
1988 ; H pub. 87908; Carl Fischer,
inc. 17870
Bath seene; by Herbert Stothart; pf.
© 1c. May 1, 1933; E unp. 76413;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 17871
Be careful; from My weakness, w and
m B. G. De Sylva, Leo Robin and
Richard A. Whiting; with ukulele
arr. © Sept. 20, 1983; E pub. 37925;
Movietone music corp. 17872
Be nonchalant; song. © 1c. Aug. 31,
1933; E unp. 75829; W. Howard
Thompson, jr. 17873.
Be still and know that I am God;
4-pt. anthem, antiphonal choruses,
w from Psalm 46; mixed voices. ©
17887
Sept. 19, 1983; E pub. 37972; Albert
M. Schuff. 17874
Beach (George) 4 mélodies; poesie
Anselme Mathieu, and 3 others. ©
May 1, 1933; E for. 31343; Editions
du magasin musical Pierre Schnei-
der. 17875
Beautiful dreams, what are they made
of; by Bill Paisley, voc. orch. Julius
S. ‘Seredy ; pts.; in C, med. © Sept.
11, 1933; E pub. 37876 ; Carl Fischer,
ine. 17876
fox-trot, w Buddy Alda, m Bill
Paisley, arr. Jack Mason; dance
orch. pts., with male trio arr. Lee
Orean Smith. © Sept. 11, 1933; EH
pub. 87875; Carl Fischer, inc.
17877
——_— —— with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 11, 1983; E pub. 37913; Carl
Fischer, inc. ‘17878
Beautiful girl; from Stage mother, w
Arthur Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown;
with ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen.
© Sept. 26, 1933; E pub. 38008;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 17879
Beautiful Lue; song. © 1c. Sept. 1,
- 1933; E unp. 75863; Josephine Mil-
dred Buck. 17880
Beautiful naughty brown eyes; song.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 19383; E unp. 76227;
Claribel M. Blomquist. 17881
Beautiful you; w and melody. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 19383; E unp. 76609; Fred
Shorey Campbell. 17882
Because of you; from Give me a ring,
w Graham John, m Martin Broones.
©y July, +28; 1933; HE for... 31633;
Chappell & co., ltd. 17883
Beer (The) garden rag; melody Mar-
vin Hatley. © 1. Sept. 15, 1933;
E unp. 76690; Southern music pub.
Cop. Ine: 17884
Beer (The) song; w and m Raymond
Albert Willever. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1983; E unp. 76584; Raymond A.
Willever. 17885
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Hcossaises;
with biographical sketch and glos-
sary. Rev. ed. with fingering, phras-
ing, pedaling, etc. Louis Victor
Saar; pf. © Sept. 14, 1933; E pub.
37868 ; Art publication soc. 17886
Minuet in G; arr. S. C. Thomp-
son; saxophone quartet. © July 29,
1938; E pub. 37996; Alfred music
co., inc. 17887
745
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17888
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 28
Beethoven (Ludwig van)—Continued.
— Minuet in G; transcribed George
J. Trinkaus; violin 1, 2 and violon-
cello. Sc. and pts. © Sept. 8, 1933;
E pub. 37714; M. Witmark & sons.
17888
The ruins of Athens; overture,
arr. Aubrey Winter; orch. pts.
Sept. 12, 1988; E for. 3166;
Hawkes & son (London), ltd.
17889
Scherzo; from Piano sonata, op.
2, no. 2, transcribed Antonio E.
Cafarella ; 4 woodwinds and 2 horns.
Se. and pts. © Sept. 8, 1933; E pub.
37711; M. Witmark & sons. 17890
Béguin d’un jour: fox-trot, dans Atten-
dez-moi chauffeur, paroles Jean
Guitton, m Henry Verdun; avec ac-
cord de l’ukulele. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31510; Editions Salabert.
17891
Being in love with you; song. ©1e.
Sept. 7, 1933; E unp. 76009; Newton
Chapin, 2d. 17892
Believe me; fox-trot song..© 1 «.
Sept. 16, 1933; E unp. 76630; Owen
L. Lee. 17893
Benita; song. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1933;
E unp. 75920; June Catherine John-
son. 17894
Berceuse flamande; chant et pf. ou
violoncelle solo et pf. © Aug. 26.
1933; E for. 31341; Armand Crabbé.
17895
Besenstiel (Der); Paradies walzer
singe, text u. m MHenric Helvet
Schweitzer: violino, cantate, quar-
tetto, pf. © Sept. 25, 1933; E pub.
37984; H. Schweitzer. 17896
Besos; bolero: pf. avec. paroles. ©
1 ec. Aug. 21, 1933; E unp. 76287;
César Concepcion. 17897
Better times ahead of us; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp.
76212: Wm. Dianus. 17898
Bewarr always uv wimmin;: voice and
cuit. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1933; E unp.
76301; Louis J. Bennett. 17899
Biguine, biguine;: du film Embrassez-
moi, de René Mercier, arr. Francis
Salabert; pf., 1" violon, violoncelle
et contrebasse. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E for. 31344: Editions Salabert.
17900
Bit (A) of old Ireland; Irish impres-
sion, Elias Breeskin, op. 20; violin
and pf. © Sept. 6, 1933; E pub.
37906; Carl Fischer, ine. 17901
Bizet (Georges) Variations chro-
matiques; nouvelle éd révisée F.
Weingartner; pf. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31404; Choudens. 17902
Blue blue blue eyes: w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1933; E unp. 76317;
Raymond Francis Nekuda. 17903
Blue days: w and m Glenn Arden.
©l1c. Aug. 26, 1933; E unp. 76059;
Hugh Hancock Gregory. 17904
Blue (The) eagle; march; pf. with w.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1933; E unp. 76259;
Franklin Charles. 17905
song. ©1c. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp.
75960; Deil Donovan. 17906
— song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Sept. 25. 1933;
’ E unp. 76710; Mae Elmore Koonce.
17907
—— song, m Kathleen O’Melia. © 1c.
Sept. 22. 1933; E unp. 76665; Joseph
Henry O’ Melia. 17908
Blue eagle; foxtrot song, melody Jim-
mie Crane. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1933;
E unp. 76489; Nina Edith Patten.
17909
Blue (The) eagle N.R.A. song; song.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 29, 1933; E unp. 76867;
Homer Ray Call. 17910
Blue (The) eagle of the N.R.A.; song,
arr. Harry Ludwig. © 1. Sept. 14,
193838: E unp. 76418; Benjamin
Moore. 17911
Blue (The) eagle of the U.S.A.; w and
melody. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1933; E
unp. 76290; Augusta M. Closson.
17912
Blue eagle on display; song. © 1 «.
Sept. 29, 1933; E unp. 76899; James
Thomas Addis. 17913
Blue eyes: waltz, melody. ©1c. Sept.
1, 1933; E unp. 76299; John Rich.
17914
Blue eyes just keep on shining; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Sept. 29, 1983; E
unp. 76889; Charles Henry Frizzelie.
17915
Blue fantasy; pf. © 1 ca *Seper 2:
1983; E unp. 75891; Wilbert Bar-
anco. 17916
Blue heaven blues; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e¢.
Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76346; Mil-
dred Haynes. 17917
746
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Blue (The) jay; w and m George J.
Trinkaus; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Sept. 6, 1933; E pub. 37890; Carl
Fischer, inc. 17918
Blue night; melody. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1933; E unp. 75973; Frankie Quar-
tell. 17919
Blue paradise; waltz song, w Rosetta
Mansfield Parker; pf. © 1. Sept.
25, 1933; E unp. 76720; George
Rodney. 17920
Blue (The) ribbon waltz; melody
with pf. ace. © 1c. Sept. 20, 1933;
EH eunp. 76538; Louis Samelow.
17921
Blue strings; by Clifford and Cyril
Hellier; violin solo, with pf. acc.
© Aug. 31, 19383; E for. 31310;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd. 17922
Bluer than blue; w and melody Victor
S. Jennings. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1933;
EK unp. 76453; Victor S. Jerzewski.
17923
Blues blues; song. © 1c. Sept. 27,
1933; E unp. 76826; George Elmer
Brown. 17924
Blues, blues, I’ve got those sad, haunt-
ing blues; song. © 1 ¢. Sept. 18,
19335 ; E unp. 76485; Ruth L. Wenzel.
17925
Blumenlied; v. Walther Schr¢der;
orch. stimmen. © July 31, 1933; E
for. 31648; Wilhelm Hansen.
17926
Boat song; song, m Stan Tucker. ©
ie sept. 25, 1933; EH unp. 16132 :
Isabelle Riedinger. 17927
Boite de nuit; par René Rabey; pf.
@ July 1, 1933; E for. 31545;
Heugel. 17928
Borrachita (La) ; English lyrics Carol
Raven, Spanish lyrics and m Ig-
nacio Fernandez Esperon. © Sept.
18, 1983; E pub. 37813; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 17929
Brahms (Johannes) Brahmsiana ; fan-
tasia, selected, arr. and orch. Her-
man Finck; orch. pts. © Sept. 1,
1933; E for. 31480; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd. 17930:
Bric-a-brac; 4 sketches, Montague
Ewing; pf. © Sept. 4, 1933; E for.
31445 ; Murdoch, Murdoch & Co., ine.
with John G. Murdoch & co., ltd.
17931
Brickbats and buttercups; bk. T. Ray-
wood 3d, lyrics Raywood and Ander-
17944
son, melodies K. L. Anderson. © 1
e. Sept. 27, 19388; D 28510; Tom
Raywood 3d and Kenneth L, Ander-
son. 17931*
Bring a song for me; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1933; E unp. 76378;
Frederick Albert King. 1793
Broken-hearted; w and melody. © 1
e. Sept. 11; 1933; E. unp. .76198;.
Stella M. Cassano. 17933
Bruno’s Bavarian band; w James
Cavanaugh, m Frank Weldon; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 16, 1933; E
pub. 38027; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 17934
Buckin’ the wind; from Too much
harmony, w and m Arthur Johnston
and Sam Coslow; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 18, 1933; E pub. 37817;
Paramount productions, inc. 17935
Build a little home; from Roman scan-
dals, w Al Dubin, m Harry Warren;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 11, 1933;
E pub. 37770; M. Witmark & sons.
17936
Bus ride sequence — musical opening;
w Dorothy Fields, m Jimmy Mc-
Hugh, pf. arr. Wayne Allen. ©1e.
Sept. 23, 1933; E unp. 76669; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 17937
But I can; w and m Jule Le Nard; pf.
©1c. Sept. 8, 1983; E unp. 76090;
Julia L. Fitzpatrick. 17938
Butterflies; w John S. Davidson, m
Iris Brussels; high voice; in G. ©
Sept. 12, 1983; E pub. 37737; Amer-
ican music €o. 17939
Butterfly ; cancion, letra Gustavo San-
chez Galarraga. © Aug. 20, 1933;
E for. 31350; Ernesto Lecuona.
17940
Buy a kiss: from The woman spy, w
Val Burton and Will Jason, m Max
R. Steiner; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 19, 1933; E pub. 37864; Irving
Berlin, inc. 17941
Bye and bye; w and melody. ©1e.
July 18, 1933; E unp. 75964; Helen
Andre. 17942
C. E. L. progressive waltz folio; duets;
ten. banjo, no. 1. © Sept. 11, 1933;
E pub. 37753; Charles Earl Lindow.
17943
C’est du boniment; fox-trot, paroles
Lucien Boyer, m Learsi; avec ac-
cord de Vukulele. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31466; Editions Salabert.
17944
(47
17945
C’est la crise; 6/8 one-step, de Made-
moiselle Josette ma femme, paroles
A. Berthomieu, m G. van Parys;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31515; Editions Sala-
bert. 17945
C’est la Java; Java chantée, dans
Derniére nuit, paroles Marc-Hély, m
J. Jekyll et Marguerite Monnot;
avec accord de ukulele. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31472; Editions Sala-
bert. 17946
C’est la jeunesse; fox-trot, dans Le
Professeur Cupidon, paroles Ch. L.
Pothier et Georges Dolley, m Henry
Verdun; avec accord de lukulele.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31509; Edi-
tions Salabert. 17947
— du film Le Professeur Cupi-
don, de Henry Verdun, arr. Fran-
cis Salabert; orch. ptes. et paroles.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31365; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 17948
C’est toujours Vamour; tango, dans
Les ailes brisées, paroles A. Bertho-
mieu, m Henry Verdun; avec accord
de ’ukulele. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31508 ; Editions Salabert. 17949
Ca doit rester entre nous; slow-fox,
paroles Léo Leliévre fils, m Ober-
feld; avee accord de V’ukulele. ©
July 1, 1933; E for. 31486; Editions
Salabert. 17950
Ca n’se fait plus; fox-trot, de Le pére
prémature, paroles Henri Falk, m
Jean Delettre; avec accord de luku-
lele. © July 1, 1933; E for. 31452;
Editions Salabert. 17951
Ca roule; fox-trot, de, Ah! Quelle
gare, paroles Mouézy-Kon et André
Hornez, m Raoul Moretti; avec ac-
cord de l’ukulele. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31494; Editions Salabert.
17
Cage (The) in the window; w Clark
Gibson, m Ray Morton: with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 11, 1933: E for.
31340; Irwin Dash music co., Itd.
17953
Cairo railroad station; by Herbert
Stothart; pf. © 1c. May 1, 1933;
E unp. 76402; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 17954
Call me up sometime; w and m Jim
Smith; pf. © 1c. Aug. 30, 1933;
E unp. 76837; James W. Smith.
\ 17955
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. aj ns. jfv225
Call (The) of the Yukon; pf. with w.
©1ec. Aug. 14, 1933; BE unp. 76500;
John Paulsteiner. 17956
Can’t you tell; song, m M. L. Carson
and Etta Faye Whitehurst. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 15, 19383; E unp. 76738; Mar-
tin Luther Carson. 17957
Cantate Domino; by Hans Leo Hass-
ler, ed. Frederick Johnson; double
mixed cho. © Sept. 12, 1933; E
pub. 37789; Charles W. Homeyer &
co. 17958
Captain (The) of my dream ship on
the ocean of love; fox-trot song;
with ukulele arr. © 1. Sept. 21,
1933 ; E unp. 76568 ; Anna M. Dugan.
17959
Carmelita; tango; ten. banjo. © Sept.
12, 1983 ;) Epub, -3736; Johny k.
Hansen. 17960
Carnival echoes; by Herbert Stothart:
pf...© 1 c.,May 2239sae0n np:
76405; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
17961
Carols of love; hymns, various auth-
ors, [ed.] Otis L. MeCoy. © Aug.
15, 1938; AA 128423; Tennessee mu-
sic & printing co. 17962
Carrying on with Franklin D. Roose-
velt; song. -© 1 c¢. Sept. 15, 1933;
E unp. 76337; Gerald Vincent Mor-
ris. 17963
Castillia; bolero, G. E. Holmes; band
pts. © Sept. 20, 1933; E pub. 37961;
C. L. Barnhouse, ine. 17964
Catching kisses on the wing; fox trot
song. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1933; E ump.
76072; Anna Robinson McMurray.
17965
Chaconne; in A moll, Johann Nepo-
muk David: orgel. © Aug. 15, 1933;
E for. 31612; Breitkopf & Hartel. -
17966
Chacun sa chance; fox-trot, du film
Une idée folle, par Oberfeld, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et pa-
roles. © July 1, 1933; E for. 31364:
Editions Salabert. 17967
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stephanie)
Searf dance; arr. Walter Kaye
Bauer; Hawaiian guit. ensemble.
© Sept. 14, 1933; E pub. 37778:
Crescendo pub. co. 17968
Chanson au bord de Veau; valse, pa-
roles Géo Koger et Charlys, m Vin-
cent Scotto; avee accord de V’ukulele.
© July 1, 1933; B for. 31513; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 17969
748
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9,.19383
Chanson (La) de Job; chanson, re-
cueillié Gaston Montho, harmonisée
Francis Salabert. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31354; Editions Salabert.
17970
Chanson du doge; de Un soir de réve-
illon, lyrics Jean Boyer, m Raoul
Moretti; avec accord de lukulele.
© July 1, 1983; E for. 31493; Edi-
tions Salabert. 17971
Chansons (Les) des trains et des
gares; paroles Franc Nohain, m
Hector Fraggi. © July 1, 1933; E
for. 31390; Editions Salabert. 17972
Chant (Le) d’une somnambule; de
Victor Ktizd6, op. 42; violon avec
ace. de pf. © May 1, 1933; E for.
31327; Johann André. IT 9TS
Chappell’s army journal no. 603; arr.
Arthur Wood; full military band
pts. © Aug. 30, 1933; E for. 31439;
Chappell & co., ltd. 17974
Chautauqua days; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76705; S. F.
Clark. 17975
Cheer up; song. © Sept. 30, 1933; H
pub. 87740; Katherine M. Lehren-
krauss. 17976
Chemin (Le) de perfection; de Un
monastere, suite symphonique; orch.
Partition complete. © 1 c¢. Aug. 30,
19338; E unp. 76297; Paul Charline.
17977
Children of the starlight; Christmas
pageant, Verna Whinery, m Forrest
G. Walter. © Aug. 19, 19383; D
28511; Tullar-Meredith co. 17977*
Chimes in my heart; w Harry Clark-
son and Carl Field, melody Jeff
Clarkson. © 1 ec. Sept. 7, 1933; EB
unp. 76026; Irving Berlin, inc.
17978
China moon; waltz ballad. © 1 «@
Sept. 7, 1933; E unp. 76011; Mar-
garet Ward Winfield. 17979
Choo choo train; song. © 1 ec. Sept.
22, 19383; E unp. 76646; Richard Cle-
tus Herton. 17980
Choralwerk; drittes heft, choralvor-
Spiele, partiten, toccaten, fantasien,
passacaglien u. a., Johann Nepomuk
David; orgel. © July 22, 1933; EB
for. 31610; Breitkopf & Hiirtel.
17981
Christ (The) government; w and m
17993
Christmas; short choral work, Arthur
Somervell; arr. for female voices.
© Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 31426; Boo-
sey & co., ltd. 17983
Christmas (The) bells; old French
earol arr. Esther H. Goetz; trio or
3-pt. female cho. © Aug. 28, 1933;
EK pub. 37653; Clayton F. Summy
co. 17984
Christmas feast of lights; sacred
drama, Dorothy Lehman Sumerau,
m I. H. Meredith. © Aug. 21, 1933;
D 28512; Tullar-Meredith co.
17984*
Christmas paths; Christmas program,
Ada Simpson Sherwood, m Gladys
V. Jameson. © Sept. 15, 1933; D
28505 ; Congregational board of min-
isterial relief. _17984**
Chummie; song, m Luther A. Clark.
© Sept. 19, 1933; E pub. 38013; E.
Vivian Arbour. 17985
Cinderella’s fella; w Arthur Freed, m
Nacio Herb Brown. © 1 c. Sept.
9, 1983; E unp. 76163; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 17986
Clarke’s elementary studies for the
cornet; first series, Herbert L.
Clarke. New and rev. ed. © July
21, 1983; E pub. 387916; Carl Fischer,
inc. 17987
Claudia; w and m Sigurd Rauscher.
© “Sept. 23, 1933; E pub. 37981;
Henry Sigurd Humphreys. 17888
Clave azul; bolero, letra y m Maria
Teresa Lara, arr. Agustin Lara. ©
Jan. 16, 1933; E for. 31579; A. Wag-
ner y. Levien sucs., s. en ¢. 17989
Clear weather; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 26, 1983; E unp. 76776; George
M. Cohan. 17990
Cloudburst (The) ; by Samuel Kaylin,
arr. Emil Gerstenberger; pf. con-
ductor, ©, 1 ¢. Augin29;siesaron
unp. 75767; Movietone music corp.
17991
Coeur (Le) ne vieillit pas; slow-fox
dans Les ailes brisées, paroles Ber-
thomieu, m Henry Verdun; avec ac-
cord de Vukulele. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31507; Editions Salabert.
17992
College spirit; march, Edwin Franko
Goldman; band pts., with Ist B flat
Blanchella. © 1 ¢. Sept. 11, 1933; cornet, trumpet, conductor. © Sept.
E unp. 76200; Blanche Miller Fobes. 19, 1933; E pub. 37987; G. Schirmer,
17982 inc. 17998
16030—33—2 149
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17994
Come, fill the cup; w and m Edwin
Fraser Gillette; mixed voices. ©
Sept. 15, 1933; E pub. 37804; Theta
xi fraternity. 17994
Come home; song, in C maj. ©1@&
Sept. 26, 1933; E unp. 76787; Agnes
Elizabeth Rose. 17995
Come home, my dear; w Helen Taylor,
m Kennedy Russell; in C. © Aug.
29, 1983; E for. 31650; Peter Mau-
rice music co., ltd. 17996
Come my love; song, m L. D. Van
Maren and Beatrice Scott Willis. ©
1 ec. Sept. 19, 1983; E unp. 76522;
Loretta Douglas. Van Maren. 17997
Come on out, the moon is out tonight;
w and melody Eddie Menninger. ©
1c. Sept. 30, 1933; E unp. 76904;
Adam Eddie Menninger. 17998
Come on State; pf. treble with w. ©
Men Septie20: 7933°) By unpi65380);
Joseph E. Saunders. 17999
Come take a flier in my airship; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Sept. 21, 1933; E
unp. 76610; Fred Shorey Campbell.
18000
Come to me eternally Jesus, Jesus
mine; hymn. © Sept. 5, 1933; E
pub. 37692; Francis T. Sweeney.
18001
Come up and see me sometime: w and
melody. © 1 c. Sept. 1, 1933; EH
unp. 75867; Felton Kaufman and
Jerry Herst. 18002
Come up some time; song. © 1 «.
Sept. 16, 1933; E unp. 763863; Ma-
tilda Curtiss. 18003
Come with me to honeymoon land;
song, arr. Phil Chauvin. © Aug. 1,
1933; E pub. 37784; Marie DeLauro.
18004
Come with me where moonlight always
gleams; waltz; melody, with pf. acc.
© ie. Sept: 2):1933 Hianp: 5876;
P. Spicacci. 18005
Come, ye thankful people, come; 2-pt.
anthem, w Henry Alford; sop. and
alto. © Sept. 7, 1933; E pub. 37872;
Geo. F. Rosche. 18006
Ccomplainte (La) des galants; chan-
son, recueillié Gaston Montho, har-
monisée Francis Salabert. © July
1, 1933; E for. 31356; Editions Sala-
bert. 18007
Comp’ny in the parlor; w and melody
Jack Stanley and Geo. A. Little. ©
Lie. Sept. 12,°19338;°H unp. 76258 ;
Broadway music corp. 18008
pt: ti, iss ves
Concertino; pour pf. avec ace. d’orch.,
Alexandre Tansman, of Poland; réd.
pour deux pfs. © June 24, 1933;
E for. 31187; Editions Max Eschig.
18009
Concerto no. 2; pour pf. et petit orch.,
Filip Lazar, op. 19; pf. principal,
avec 2° pf. réd. de ’orch. © July 1,
1983 ; E for. 313899; Durand & cie.
18010
Confirmation day; hymn, Normandy
tune, m Margaret Elaine Larsen. ©
June 4, 193883; E pub. 37651; John
Sutton. 18011
Connie; w Kitty Tompkins, m Jack
Tompkins. © 1 ec. Sept. 20, 1933;
E unp. 76551; William Hungerford
Atwell. 18012
Conqueror (The); w O. M. Albig, m
Iorwerth W. Prosser; bar., in F.
Sept. 5, 1933; E pub. 37729; Clay-
ton F. Summy co. 18013
Consclation; w and melody. © 1 e.
Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76717; Morris °
Adler. 18014
Consummation; op. 14, no. 1; organ.
© Sept. 28, 1933; E pub. 38037;
Walter Keller. 18015
Corrido de los temblores; cancion, m
P. J. Gonzalez y Sanchez bros: pf.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76210;
Pedro J. Gonzalez. 18016
Country dances; jigs, reels and strath-
speys, collected and arr. Ernest Hay-
wood; pf. © Sept. 22, 19383; H for.
31647; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
18017
Country (A) ramble; sketches, May
L. Leask; pf. © July 15, 1933; E
for. 31279; Allan &.co., preps tid:
18018.
Country Down — along; song, w Hutton
Moore. © Sept. 7, 19383; E for.
31337; Frederic Dale. 18019
Coup (Un) de chien; 6/8 one-step, de
Ah! Quelle gare, paroles Mouézy-
Kon et André Hornez, m Raoul Mo-
retti; avee accord de l'ukulele. ©
July 1, 19388; E for. 31492; Editions
Salabert. 18020
Couple (A) of fools in love; from
Give me a ring, w Val Valentine and
Graham John, m Martin Broones;
with ukulele arr. © June 9, 1933;
HE for. 31625; Chappell & co., ltd.
18021
Courtin; song, m Rose Pyle. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 20, 1933; E unp.,76537; Glenn
Stone. 18022
790
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Credo, quod Redemptor; w from Job,
m Pompeo Canniciari, ed. and arr.
Walter Williams; 4-pt. mixed cho.
© July 29, 1933; E pub. 37795; E.
C. Schirmer music co. 18023
Crossing the bar; w Alfred Tennyson,
m Will James; male cho. © Sept.
6, 19383; E pub. 37897; Carl Fischer,
ine. 18024
Crystal sleigh; w and m Mildred God-
frey Hall, arr. Vladimir Heifetz;
4-pt. women’s cho. © Sept. 25, 1933 ;
E pub. 37976; Schroeder & Gunther,
inc. 18025
Cupid climbs the Alps; opera, bk. and
lyrics H. J. Dodgson, m Jeanne Du
Noymo. © 1c. Sept. 6, 1933; D
28509; Maude E. Smith and Harry
J. Dodgson. 18025*
Curiosity; pf. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1933;
E unp. 75916; George LeRoy Horns-
by. . 18026
Curl (A) from her golden hair; song.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 7, 1983; E unp. 76006;
Daniel Franklin. 18027
Curly headed baby; w and melody. ©
oe Sept. 1.1955; -E) unp.. (6017 ;
Victoria Josephine Gurska. 18028
Daddy Silver crowned daddy; valse
song. ©1c. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp.
76073; G. E. Rummel. 18029)
Dainty little buttercup ; song, arr. Gus-
tave Sax. ©1c Aug. 30, 1933; HE
unp. 76240; Ethel M. Craig. 18030
Dance of the baby dolls; by Charles
Pearce, Tibby Young and Morrey
Young; pf. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1933;
EH unp. 76392; Intercollegiate music
league, inc. 18031
Dancing alone; song. © 1 ec. Sept.
25, 1933; E unp. 76726; Clay HE.
Comer. 18032
Dancing my first dance with you; w
and melody. © 1. Sept. 21, 1933;
EK ounp. 76577; Sam Kavalsky.
18033
Daneing on Saturday night; fox-trot
song, melody Ray Hibbeler. © 1.
Sept. 20, 1983; E unp. 76624; Ada J.
Gould. 18034
Dang my rowdy soul; w and m Cliff
Carlisle; pf. treble: © 1c. Sept. 2,
1933; E unp. T5878 5 Adams music
pub. co. 18035
Danse campagnarde; de Gérard Hek-
king; violoncelle et pf. © July 1,
1983; E for. 31398; Durand & cie.
18036
18051
Danse (La) de lame; par Axel Raoul
Wachtmeister; pf. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31541; Heugel. 180387
Danse Dubarry; entr’acte; orch. pts.
© Aug. 4, 1933; EH for. 31630; Her-
mann Lohr. 18038
Danse russe; composed and pf. arr.
William Kernell; pf. conductor. ©
1c. Sept. 15, 1983; E unp. 76425;
Movietone music corp. 18039
Darling dear, I love you truly; song.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76332;
Ivan: Frank. 18040
Darling don’t say no; song. ©1«.
Sept. 21, 1983; E unp. 76700; An-
drew Percy Kennedy. 18041
Darling I am growing young, while
this White House man still smiles;
w Adelia Edwards Hickman, m Ver-
non Leftwich. © Sept. 18, 1983; E
pub. 37807; Aileda pub. co. 18042
Dasch (George) Scherzo; grand
orch. pts. © Sept. 20, 1933; E pub.
37967 ; H. T. FitzSimons co. 18048
David (Johann Nepomuk) Zwei hym-
nen; orgel. © Aug. 15, 1933; E for.
31616; Breitkopf & Hiurtel. 18044
Day-dreams; w and m Cass Freeborn ;
in E flat. © Sept. 8, 19838; E pub.
37704; Boosey & co., ltd. 18045
w J. Mooney, melody B. Boyer.
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1983; E unp. 76057;
Bess Boyer and Jack Mooney.
18046
Day (The) you came along; from Too
much harmony, w and m Arthur
Johnston and Sam Coslow; with
ukulele arr. © ‘Aug. 30, 19838; EH
pub. 37646; Paramount productions,
ine. 18047
De mis recuerdos; waltz; pf. © 1 «.
Sept. 26, 1933; E unp. 76799; Luis
Herminio Lacomba. 18048
Dear heart of mine; song, m Queenie
M. Walker. © 1c Aug. 30, 1933;
E unp. 76291; Chester Alonzo Meek.
18049
Dearest, my dear one; song, m Stan
Pucker! | ©) Ie “Septy Zo 1983 b
unp. 76733; Billie Jean Jobnson.
18050:
Deep down within this heart of mine;
w and melody.. ©. 4, e”Sept... 22,
19338; E unp. 76640; William B.
Putnam. 18051
Tol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18052
Deep hollow; by Mickey Guy and Ken
Macomber, arr. S. C. Thompson ;
saxophone quartet. © July 29, 1933 ;
E pub. 37995; Alfred music co.. ine.
18052
Deep in the dark of the night; w and
melody Marty Symes, Jerry Levin-
son and Al J. Neiburg. ©1«. Sept.
16, 1933; E unp. 76381; Santly bros.,
ine. 18053
Deep in the night; w Sara Teasdale,
m Iris Brussels; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Oct. 2, 1933; E pub. 38012; Amer-
icah music Co. 18054
Delores; song. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1933;
E unp. 75982; Ruth L. Wenzel.
' 18055
Delta upsilon book of songs; compiled
Edward Lawall Seip. Sth ed. ©
Sept. 28, 1933; E pub. 38025; Delta
upsilon fraternity. 18056
Depression song; song, arr. A. E. Hill,.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 19383; E unp. 75948 ;
Richard James Oglesby. 18057
Depuis que je suis 4 Paris; fox-trot,
dans Voperétte A la belle bergére,
couplets Jean-Nohain, m Mireille;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31483; Editions Sala-
bert. 18058
Depuis que je vous aime; fox-trot, du
film Le roi des palaces, de Raoul
Moretti, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. et paroles. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31363; Editions Salabert.
18059
Derelict; w Young E. Allison; male
voices. ©1c. Sept. 1, 1933; E unp.
75869; Mondel Ely Butterfield.
18060
Des mots nouveaux: tango, paroles
Maurice Aubret, m Jean Delettre;
avec accord de l'ukulele. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31451; Editions Sala-
bert. 18061
Deutsche (Das) lied: text u. m A. C.
Kroeger; men’s voices, unace. Se.
and pts. © July 31, 1933; E pub.
37883; Carl Fischer, inc. 18062
Deutsche volkslieder-fantasie; von
Theodor Blumer, op. 72: orch. Par-
titur. © May 22, 1938: E for.
31325; Wilhelm Zimmermann,
18063
Deutscher nationalmarsch: song, op.
50. © July 19, 1933; E for. 31283:
Wilhelm Schlichting. 18064
pt. 1,9. S§ 2S
Deux (Les) orphelines; paroles Paul
Charline, m Jacques Ibert, Maurice
Thiriet et Marcel Delannoy; parti-
tion pour instruments et voix. ©
July 1, 1983; E for. 31561; Echo.
18065
Dew drops on the roses; song, melody
Robt. H. Brennen. © 1 «¢. Sept. 7,
1933; E unp. 76023; Sadie Hall
Thompson, 18066
DeWitt (The) Fancy that! song
groups; m Gertrude Brown. Group
1. Thirteen voice and other songs.—
Group 2. Thirteen wander songs.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1933; E unp. 76636,
76637; Marguerite E. DeWitt.
18067, 18068
Diamond dust; melody. © 1 ¢. Aug.
29, 1983; E unp. 75968; Harry Dia-
mond. 18069
Did Jesus ever say no; hymn, w A.
Raymond Hand. © May 24, 1923:
E pub. 37634; B. B. Bosworth. 18070
Ding! dong! ding; bell waltz, w Rob-
ert Hargreaves and Stanley J. Dam-
erell, m Tolchard Evans. © Aug.
22, 1933 ; E for. 31599; Cecil Lennox,
ltd. 18071
Dinner at eight; fox trot, Abner Sil-
\ver and Walter Kent, arr. Art Mc-
Kay; orch. pts., with male trio arr.
J. Rosamond Johnson. © Sept. 5,
1933; E pub. 37776; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 18072
w Dorothy Fields, m Jimmy Mc-
Hugh; with ukulele arr. May Singhi
Breen. © Sept. 11, 1933; E pub.
37749; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
18073
Dir mécht’ ich einmal im mondschein
begegnen; schunkelwalzer, w Kurt
Schwabach u. Bruno Balz, m Karl
M. May u. Wolfgang Blech, spezial-
arr. Eduard Schmidl; oreh. stimmen.
© Feb. 20, 1933; E for. 31315; Edi-
tion Karl Briill. 18074
Dire gelt; song, pf. arr. Samuel
Medoff. [Yiddish text only] © 1
c. Sept. 28, 1983; E unp. %6664;
David Medoff. 18075
Dis-moi je t'aime; melodie yalse, de
La margoton du _ bataillon, paroles
Ch. L. Pothier et René Pujol, m Ob-
erfeld; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
July 1, 19383; E for. 31485; Editions
Salabert. 18076
Dis-moi tout bas; valse musette, pa-
roles Géo. Koger, m Vincent Scotto;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © July 1,
792
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1983
1933; E for. 31512; Editions Sala-
bert. 18077
Divorce (The) of the painted dolls; w
and melody Charles O’Flynn and
Lee David. © 1 ¢. Sept. 16, 1933;
EK unp. 76387; Leo. Feist, inc. 18078
Dix-neuf ans; opérette, livret Jean
Bastia, m Pascal Bastia; pf. et
chant. Partition. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31534; C. Joubert & cie.
18079:
Dizzy Lizzie the walk-a-thon kid;
song. ©1e. Sept. 20, 1933; E unp.
76553; Wayne Johnson. 18080:
Do it with love; w Leo Duncan, and
melody. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1933; EH
unp. 76769; Vernon Albert Babcock.
18081
Do tell me dear; song, arr. Larry H.
Goffin; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
26, 1933; E pub. 38030; Vsevalod
Andrey Doodinsky. 18082
Do the shim-sham; song, m Alberta
Nichols. © 1 ¢ Sept. 12, 1933; H
unp. 76243 ; Mann Holiner. 18083
Do you; from Hold your horses, w
and m Robert A. Simon, Owen Mur-
phy and Russell Bennett; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 11, 1933; E pub.
37772 ; Harms, inc. 18084
Do you know what; pf. treble with w.
© 1e. Sept. 1, 1983; E unp. 75859;
Milford Jones Crowder. 18085
Do you remember; pf. © 1 c. Sept.
25, 1933; E unp. 76761; Roger de
Roumefort. 18086
song, w Mora Smalley. -© 1.
Aug. 31, 19383; E unp. 75846; Leonid
Kalbouss. 18087
Do you think that you could care; w
and m Billy Vallier. © 1. Sept.
27, 1983; E unp. 76802; William
Estes Vallier. 18088
Dogwood; song. © 1c. Sept. 6, 1933;
E unp. 76003; Edla Zost. 18089
Don’t be worried; song, w Ina Rufo.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76727;
Palma Rufo. 18090:
Don’t keep me in the dark; from En-
lighten thy daughter, w Allen Taub,
melody Lou Herscher. © 1 c. Sept.
8, 1983; E unp. 76053; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 18091
Don’t let it be; song. © 1c. Sept. 14,
1933; EH unp. 76309; Belle Elizabeth
Pollock. 18092
18107
Don’t matta’ ’bout me honey; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1e. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76711;
Mathilda Snell. 18093
Don’t worry for I love but you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp.
76713; S. Elizabeth Hogue. 18094
Dos lunares; tango, m Francisco de
Caro, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes., et paroles. © June 1, 1933;
E for. 31345; Editions Salabert.
18095
Down a long long road; fox trot, w
John Mercer, m Margot Millham;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 11, 1933;
E pub. 37760; T. B. Harms co.
18096
Down a winding trail; w H. B. Som-
ers, melody G. M. Somers. © 1 ec.
Sept. 7, 1933; E unp. 76035; Howard
B. Somers and Geraldine M. Som-
ers. 18097
Down at the old barn dance; w and
melody Howard Johnson, James
Cavenaugh and Frank Weldon. ©
1 c. Sept. 16, 1983; E unp. 76384;
Irving Berlin, ine. 18058
Down by the old wishin’ well; w and
melody. © 1. Sept. 14, 1933; In
unp. 76306; Ella Allen. 18099
Down Dixie way; song. © 1c. Sept.
19, 1933; E unp. 76519; Charles
Foster Egolf, jr. 18100
Down in old Carolina; song. ©1e.
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75642; Herbert
Llewellyn. 18101
Down on a ladder of love; song. ©
1c. Sept. 21, 19388; E unp. 76594;
Florence O’ Keefe. 18102
Down south in old Kentucky; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1933; E unp.
76341; Arthur Combs. 18103
Down where the Rio Grande flows;
melody with pf. acc. © 1. Sept.
28, 1933; E unp. 76851; Frank Poper
and Bill McGill. 18104
Dragon (The) fly; valse brillante, W.
E. Rowbottom; pf. Sept. 12,
1933; E for. 31358; Banks & son.
18105
Dream castles; orch. pts. with w. ©
1c Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76198;
Otto Norman Olsen. 18106
Dream (The) dance; song. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 20, 19833; E unp. 76548; Fran-
ces Avanarius Wiren. 18107
193
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18108
Dream, dreamy isle: song, m Freder-
ick William Lovatt. © 1 c. Sept.
23, 1933; E unp. 76702; Mary Augus-
ta Lovatt. 18108
Dream lover of mine; valse, w and m
Mrs. Cyrus Gainer. © 1 c. Sept. 5,
1933; E unp. 76077; Martha Grace
Gainer. 18109
Dream of the deep; song. m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76351; Fred
J. Long. 18110
Dream-pedlary; w Thomas L. Bed-
does, m T. Frederick H. Candlyn:
male voices. © Sept. 6, 1933; E pub.
37893 ; Carl Fischer, ine. 18111
Dreaming; song. © 1 ec. Sept. 28,
1933; E unp. 76678; Ciro Vigorita.
18112
—— waltz, w and melody. © 1¢
Sept. 7, 19383; E unp. 76095; Ray-
mond Moore Beck. 18113
Dreaming at golden hill; by Szu-Tung
Po, English text L. Cranmer-Byng,
m Granville Bantock. © Sept. 14,
1933 ; E for. 31681; Joseph Williams,
ltd. 18114
Dreaming, just dreaming of you; song.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 75972;
Gordon Adolph Bjornson. 18115
Dreaming of you; melody Duncan
Brown. © 1 ec. Sept. 7, 1933; E
unp. 76037; Thomas Duncan Brown.
18116
Dreams; song, m C. Pattee and Mar-
garet Hassinger, arr. M. Hassinger.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1933; E unp. 76319;
Cameron Pattee. 18117
Dreams L: violin and pf. © 1 «.
Sept. 16, 1933; E unp. 76375; Andrea
di Sessa. 18118
Dreams live on; or, Dreams linger on,
w and melody. © 1 «¢. Sept. 29,
1933; E unp. 76898; Marguerite
Camp Smith. 18119
Dreamy minuet; w Paul Francis Web-
ster, m John Jacob Loeb; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 7, 1933; E pub.
37698; Leo Feist, inc. 7 18120
Dreamy river; song. © 1c. Sept. 19,
1933; E unp. 76517; Charles Foster
Egolf, jr. 18121
Driftin’ tide, I’m as blue as I can be;
song. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1933; E unp.
76916; Spencer Williams. 18122
Drifting in a dream; w Jessie Marson,
m Allan Zaroe. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1933;
E unp. 75983; Albert Zaroe. 18123
pt: DE, FS ae eS
Drink another glass of beer; m Bur-
rell Van Buren; pf. with w. © 1c.
Sept. 18, 1933; E unp. 76446; Clar-
ence G. Freed. 18124
Dritte (Das) reich; ouverture, Fritz
Theil; fiir harmonie-musik. © June
15, 1933; E for. 31330; Fr. Kistner
& C. F. W. Siegel. 18125
Drittes reich; marsch-lied, w u. melo-
die. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1933; E unp.
75969; Ludwig Seiler. 18126
Dry that little tear; song. © 1 e.
Sept. 11, 1983; E unp. 76177; Eliza-
beth Vickers and Eleanor Davis.
18127
Du, du, du; de Adalbert Malesiner ; pf.
© July 1, 1983; E for. 31528; So-
ciété anonyme francaise Chappell.
18128.
Dupont (Jacques) Concert; pour pf.
et orch., Jacques Dupont, op. 2; pf.
© July 1, 1983: EH for 3ijas. AL
phonse Leduc & Cie. 18129
Each morning after an evening with
you; w Sammy Lerner, m Vincent
Rose and Ken Burgess, pf. arr. R. H.
Noeltner; with ukulele arr. Haia
Kia. © Sept. 18, 1933; E pub.
387791; Keit-Engel, inc. 18130:
Eagle of the N.R.A.; w and m Blevins
Davis. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1983; E unp.
75864; Charles Blevins Davis.
18131
Easter parade; from As thousands
cheer, w and m Irving Berlin; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 22. 1933; E
pub. 87948; Irving Berlin, inc.
18132
Echoes from heaven; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76214;
John Frederic Welch. 18133
Educational orchestra album; collec-
tion of classic and modern composi-
tions for the school orchestra, select-
ed and ed. George L. Lindsay and
George P. Spangler, arr. Charles J.
Roberts; pts. © Aug. 28, 1933; E
pub. 37918; Carl Fischer, ine.
18134
Kglogue; de Stan Golestan; clarinette
en si bémol avec ace. de pf. © July
1, 1933; E for. 313892; Editions Sala-
bert. 18135
Hileen aroon; song, m Genevieve S.
Ellis. © 1. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp.
76218; R. C. Fanning. 18136
754
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 19838
Hileen I love you; waltz, w J. Gutt-
mann, m H. Lohr. ©41c. Sept. 12,
1933; E unp. 76260; Henrietta Lohr
and Joseph Guttmann. 18137
Eiwat 6 wayxas Tov Yupp7 (Kimai o magas
tou Psyrrh); march, w L. Symeo-
nides, m G. Tyrtaios. © Aug. 1,
1933; E for. 31523; Alector pub. co.
18138
Eleanor; fox trot song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
- 6, 1983; E unp. 76001; Robert
Richter Michlin. 18139:
Emperor Jones; w and m Allie Wru-
bel; with ukulele arr. © Sept. 11,
1933; E pub. 37762; Harms, inc.
18140
Empty days; w and m Jacques Kra-
keur, 2d; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
21, 1988; E pub. 37969; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc. 18141
End of day prelude; song, m Herbert
Stothart. © 1c. May 1, 1933; HB
unp. 76417; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 18142
End (The) of the day; by Herbert
Stothart; pf. © 1 c¢. May 1, 1933;
E unp. 76411; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 18143
End (The) of the song; w W. P. Ker,
m Powell Weaver. © Sept. 11, 1933;
E pub. 877385; Galaxy music corp.
18144
Enfantines; 23 piéces, Roger Pillonel;
pis sea. ©, Apr. 1,.1933; HB for.
31348; Editions Maurice Senart.
18145
Enfants (Les); fox-trot, dans La
pouponniére, paroles René Pujol et
Ch. L. Pothier, m Henry Verdun et
C. Oberfeld; avee accord de luku-
lele. © July 1, 1933; E for. 31506;
Editions Salabert. 18146
Enseignement complet de la flite; 100
études faciles et progressives,
daprés Cramer, adaptées a la fitte,
Marcel Moyse. 1°* cah. nos. 1-66. ©
July 1, 1933; E for. 31532; Alphonse
Leduc & cie. 18147
Hres tu, au fond de mes yeux; tango,
m Sheridan-Lea, arr. Francis Sala-
bert; orch. ptes. et paroles. © July
1, 1988 ; E for. 31362; Editions Sala-
bert. 18148
Ermyntrude MecSwizzle; pf. with w.
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1933; E unp. 76550;
_ Stanley Nelson. 18149
18162
Esta noche he llorado (Cette nuit j'ai
pleuré); palabras Marguerite An-
tonini, m Félix Antonini; pf.
(French text only) © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31529; Max Orgeret. 18150
Et le reste; fox-trot, de Je te confie
ma femme, paroles André Hornez,
m Marcel Lattés; avec accord de
Vukulele.. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31467; Editions Salabert. 18151
Et zon, zon, zon; java-valse musette,
paroles Georges Philippot, m_ J.
Jekyll; avee accord de ukulele. ©
July 1, 1933; E for. 31470; Hditions
Salabert. 18152
Etude (L’) du tambour d’orchestre.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31407; Théo.
Coutelier. 18153
Httiden, capricen und spezialtibungen ;
v. Herman Zanke, op. 4; fléte. ©
Mayr 12;..1933::: EB. for, 313134548
Kistner & C. F. W. Siegel. 18154
Eventide; valse song. © 1c. Sept. 5,
1933; E unp. 76069; William Thomas
Coats. 18155
Hvery day I love you a little bit more;
fox-trot, w Ralph Butler, m Ronnie
Munro; with ukulele arr. Alvin D.
Keech. © Aug. 28, 19383; E. for.
31596; United music publishers, ltd.
18156
Every hour, every day; w and melody.
©.1c¢. Sept. 6, 1933; E unp. 75995;
Carroll Tate. 18157
Everybody’s ~song book; collection of
favorite songs of the nation, com-
piled Welford D. Clark. © Sept. 15,
1938; AA 129757; Hall & McCreary
co. 18158
Everything’s ding-a-ling; w Edward
A. Nitram, m Harry Wagner; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 14, 1933; E
pub. 37779; Sangamo music pub. co.
1815&
Everything’s gonna be alright; song,
arr. Bernie Clements; with ukulele
arr. © Sept. 26, 1933; E pub. 38028;
Eloise Worsham. 18160
Exerecices; pour l’enseignement mod-
erne du pf., I. Philipp. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31388; Editions Sala-
bert. 18161
Exile; by Tu Fu, English text L.
Cranmer-Byng, m Granville Ban-
tock... © . Sept. 14, 1988; E>» for.
31679; Joseph Williams, ltd. 18162
799
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18163
Fado Moreno; by Samuel Kaylin; pf.
conductor. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1933;
EX unp. 76424; Movietone music corp.
18163.
Fairy masquerade; blues, w Arthur
Le Clerg, m Rex Burrows. © Sept.
18, 1983; E for. 31665; G. Ricordi &
co. (London), ltd. 18164
Faites comme chez vous; 6/8 one-step,
de Ah! Quelle gare, paroles Mouézy-
Kon et André Hornez, m Raoul
Moretti; avec accord de lukulele.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31491; Edi-
tions Salabert. 18165.
Fantasy of love; dramatic musical ex-
travaganza, lyrics and m. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 15, 1983; D 28502; Roy Gar-
land Nichols. 18165*
Faut pas s’presser; fox-trot, dans Le
Professeur Cupidon, paroles Ch. L.
Pothier et Georges Dolley, m Henry
Verdun; avee accord de Vlukulele.
© July 1, 1983; E for. 31505; Edi-
tions Salabert. 18166
Femme (La) tatouée; de Les boot-
leggers, paroles Nino, m Manuel
Rosenthal. © July 1, 1933; E for.
315388; C. Joubert & cie. 18167
fox-marche, de Les bootleggers,
paroles Nino, m M. Rosenthal: orch.
ptes. © July 1, 1933; E for. 31537;
C. Joubert & cie. 18168
Fermin; paso doble, letra y m Maria
Teresa Lara, arr. Agustin Lara. ©
Apr. 15, 1933; E for. 31581; A. Wag-
ner y Levien sués., s. en ¢. 18169
Feste; rev., H. V. Jervis-Read; pf. ©
Aug. 14, 1933; E for. 31672; Mur-
doch, Murdoch & oco., ine. with
John G. Murdoch & co., ltd. 18170:
Feuilles d’album; par Léon Duysens;
violon solo, 2° violon, violoncelle,
contrebasse et pf. ptes. © July 1,
1983; HE for.. 31551; T.. ‘Grus & eie.
18171
Fiel; tango song. © 1 c¢. Sept. 18,
1933; E unp. 76458; Florence
Miriam Everline. Bee |e Wp)
Fifty miles of elbow room; melody F.
W. McGee. © 1c. Sept. 7, 1933; EH
unp. 76896; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 18173
Flagg (Michael) Waltz; in E min.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1933; E unp. 76438;
Michael Flagg. 18174
Fleury-marsech; von Georg Furst;
stimmen ftir blasorch., harmonie- o.
blechmusik. © Sept. 7, 1933; E for.
31421; B. Schott’s séhne. 18175
pt. III, 0. s., V. 28
Flights of fancy; by Cecil Baumer;
pf. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 31338;
Elkin & co., ltd. 18176
Flor de azahar; tango, letra Emilio
Sardato, m Bénoni Hennion; orq.
ptes. © Aug. 28, 1933; E for. 31427;
Hawkes & son (London), ltd.
18177
Flores marchitas; tango, G. H. Matos
Rodriguez, trasecrizione I luminato
Culotta; orch. argentina. © Aug.
30, 1983; E for. 31295; G. Ricordi &
co. 18178
Florida moon; w B. Hall; pf. ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1983; E unp. 76318; Billy
Hall and Raymond Hudson. 18179
Flowers (The) wedding day; w Cecil
I. Hartzell, m Clarence L. Hartzell.
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1933; E unp. 76276;
Cecil Hartzell and Clarence Hart-
zell. 18180
Fois (Une) qu’on l’a; fox-trot, de Le
couché de la mariée, paroles Zep,
m Jean Delettre; avec accord de
Vukulele. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31450; Editions Salabert. 18181
Follow the moon and dream; w
Charles B. Gaynor, melody Tige
Jewett and Edward Holcomb Plumb.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 19383; E unp. 76397;
Harold Alden Jewett. 18182
Football fantasy; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1933; E unp. 76853 ;
William Hazen Wyman. 18183
For I use Fitch shampoo; w and mel-
ody Wendell Hall. © 1 « Sept. 27,
1933; E unp. 76812; Wendell W.
Hall. 18184
For no good reason I just feel happy
today; fox-trot song. © 1 ec. Sept.
30, 19383; E unp. 76920; Ethel F.
Keller. 18185
Forbidden melody incidental: by Sam-
uel Kaylin, arr. E. Gerstenberger ;
pf. conductor. A-C. © 1 ¢ Aug.
29, 1933; E unp. 75768-75770; Mov-
ietone music corp. 18186-18188
Fore: golfing song, w J. B. Kirkwood,
m Phil Dalton. © Aug. 24, 1933;
E for. 31291; Reeder & Walsh.
18189
Forest flowers; Russian folk song,
English version Max T. Krone and
Alexander Basy, m arr. Basile Ki-
balchich; mixed voices. © July 27,
1933; E pub. 37830; M. Witmark &
sons. 18190
796:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Forever and a day; waltz, w Robert
K. Guffie, and melody. © 1 «
Sept. 11, 1983; E unp. 76185; Walter
J. Voros. 18191
Forget-t-ing you; w and melody Del
Leaver. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1933; E
unp. 76197; Adele Hatti Margaret
Leaver. 18192
Forgotten fathers; song. © 1c. Sept.
26, 1988; E unp. 76775; Katherine
M. Lehrenkrauss. 18198
Forgotten sweetheart; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76765;
George Atwood Bugbee. 18194
Fortunate for me; w Harry Clarkson,
melody Jeff Clarkson. © 1c. Sept.
7, 1983; E unp. 76028; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 18195
Forward march for the N. R. A.; song,
w Violet Nelson and Evelyn Nelson.
© ic. Sept. 7, 1933; E unp. 76029;
Francis P. Loubet. 18196
Four saints in three acts; opera, with
opening song and intermezzo, w Ger-
trude Stein. Voc. sc. ©1e July
29, 1983; D 28507; Virgil Thomson.
18196*
Fox (Sam) collection of Max Steiner
compositions; for modern musical
settings, M. Steiner; pf. conductor
pts. v. 1. © Sept. 6, 1933; E pub.
37658; Sam Fox pub. co. 18197
Fox trot to Florida; w Gene McLean,
m Harry Jay. © Aug. 31, 1933; E
pub. 37663; Gene McLean music co.
18198
Frag’ nicht! frag’ nicht; waltz, w
Ernst Neubach, m Hans May, arr.
Mae Ayn; orch. stimmen. © Mar.
25, 1933; E for. 31317; Edition Karl
Briill. 18199
Fragile; fox trot, song. © 1 ¢ Sept.
d, 1988; E unp. 76071; Agnes Rein-
eck. 18200
France-Amérique; chant, paroles Ro-
Saire Dion. © Sept. 27, 1933; E pub.
38032; Philippe LeVeillé. 18201
Franklin D.; song. © 1c. Sept. 5,
1933; E unp. 75942; Glen Arthur
Ray. 18202
Frau Schmitz, die hat ein neues kleid;
song, m Josef Schafgans. © Aug.
15, 1983; E for. 31660; Willi Webels.
18203
Frets and strings; by Frank Victor;
guit., in staff and diagram notations.
© Sept. 5, 1983; E pub. 37744; Al.
Rocky Co. 18204
18217
Friday evening service; w traditional,
m Abraham Z. Idelsohn; one voice,.
or solo and unison; organ acc. ©
Sept. 25, 1933; E pub. 37988; Bloch
pub. ¢0., ine. 18205
Fiir Deutschlands wehr; marsch, Otto
Lehmann, op. 31; klavier. © June
9, 1983; E for. 31606; Sunnwend-
verlag, G.m.b.H. 18206.
Fulfillment; op. 14, no. 2; organ. ©
Sept. 28, 1983; E pub. 38038 ; Walter
Keller. 18207
Full redemption songs; written and
compiled George Bennard. © Sept.
1, 1988; AA 128297; Bennard music
co. 18208.
Funnies (The); from As thousands
cheer, w and m Irving Berlin; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 22, 1933; E.
pub. 37950 ; Irving Berlin, inc. 18209
Gaités (Les) de l’escadron; morceaux
de le film, paroles L. Billaut et G.
Courteline. Partition complete. ©.
1 c. Aug. 30, 19838; E unp. 76298;
Jacques Arney et Louis Billaut.
18210
Garner (The) march of Texas; by
Joseph Romick; pf. © 1. Sept. 2,
1933; E unp. 75882; Meyer Romick.
18211
Gather lip rouge while you may ; from
My weakness, w and m B. G. De
Sylva, Leo Robin and Richard A.
Whiting; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
20, 19383; E pub. 37924; Movietone
music corp. 18212
General motors on parade; song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 20, 1933; E unp. 76529;
Joseph H. Saunders. 18213
Get together; fox-trot song, melody
Ethel Marie Isaak, m J. Sipes. ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 75924;
Ethel Isaak and Jack Sipes. 18214
Get together; fox-trot, song, melody
Starret system club. © 1c. Sept. 9,
1933; E unp. 761138; Merlissier Wil-
liams. 18215
Getting better all the time; song. ©
1 c.. Sept. 1, 1988; E unp. 75886;
Duppia P. Harmon. 18216.
Girl (The) I love is a democrat; w
Tibby Young, m Rummy Davis, arr.
Charlie Pearce and Morrey Young.
©, Aug. 17, 1938; E,. pub, 37485;
Barnard Abraham Young and Mor-
ris Nathan Young, and Intercollegi-
ate music league. 18217
197
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18218
pt. TI Sse Ss
Girl (The) in the domino mask; w | Glen Eden; polka, Chas. W. Storm;
Mary Durgin, and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 29, 1933; E unp. 76887; Joseph
Rollins Durgin. 18218
Girl (A) like Nina; from Ball at the
Savoy. w Oscar Hammerstein II,
from the German of Alfred Griin-
wald and Fritz Lohner-Beda, m
Paul Abraham. © Aug. 23, 1933;
E for. 31592; Chappell & co., ltd.
18219
Girl (The) of my heart; song. ©l1e.
Sept. 28, 1933; E unp. 76845; Leroy
Edward Hutt. 18220
Girl of my heart; w and m Glenn
Arden-"© 1 °c. “Aug, *26, 71933\);5E
unp. 76060; Hugh Hancock Gregory.
18221
Girl (The) who haunts my dreams;
waltz song. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1933;
E unp. 76599; Robt. H. Thompson.
18222
Girl (The) who waits for me; song.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1933; E unp. 76598;
Leonard L. Weber. 18223
Give a man a job; w Lorenz Hart, m
Richard Rodgers. © 1 c. Sept. 9,
1933 ; E unp. 76159; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 18224
Give me a ring; selection, Martin
Broones; pf. © June 23, 1933; E
for. 31621; Chappell & co., Itd.
18225
Give me a thought sometime; melody
with pf. ace. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1933;
E unp. 76852; Frank Poper and Bill
McGill. 18226
Give me a thrill; w G. DuBois and B.
Ellison, melody H. Brooks. © 1 «.
May 22, 1933; E unp. 76286; Gladys
DuBois, Ben Ellison, and Harvey
Brooks. 18227
Give me liberty or give me love; from
Torch singer, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
18, 1933; E pub. 37818; Paramount
productions, ine. 18228
Give three cheers for the N.R.A.; w
and melody Alfred Beckwith and
Jerome Ruger. © 1 ec. Sept. 5,
1933; E unp. 75934; Alfred Henry
Beckwith. 18229
Give to our God immortal praise;
anthem, w Isaac Watts, melody
from Church song, arr. George
Ross; mixed voices and solo quar-
tet; organ ace. © Sept. 6, 1933; E
pub. 37894; Carl Fischer, inc.
18230
solo B flat cornet, trombone or bar.,
and pf. © Sept. 15, 1933; E pub.
38001; Rubank, ine. 18231
Glory to God in the highest; anthem,
David Hugh Jones; mixed voices.
© Aug. 7, 1933; E pub. 37885; Carl
Fischer, inc. 18232
Go naked, it’s grand; song. © 1 e.
Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76181 ; Charles
Beauclerk Gaynor. 18233
God; sacred cantata, w W. G. Arlt,
m R. Hainke; mixed choir; organ
acc. © Sept. 15, 1933; EH pub.
37652; Wilhelm Gustay Arlt and
Rudolf Hainke. 18234
God’s minuteman; w Louise Knight
Wheatley Cook, m Paul C. Larey;
med. or high voice, pf. or organ acc.
© Sept. 18, 1933; E pub. 37861;
Clayton F. Summy co. 18235
Going down the old St. John a river;
song; with ukulele arr. ©1c. Sept.
26, 1933: E unp. 76778; Daniel R.
McDonald. 18236
Going Hollywood; w Arthur Freed, m
Nacio Herb Brown, pf. arr. Wayne
Allen. © 1 ec: “Sept. 23° isa."
unp. 76667; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 18237
Golden keys; song; pf. © 1c. Sept.
2, 1933; E unp. 75888; Henry Lang-
stock. 18238
Good-bye love: from the film, w and
m Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitcheil
and Archie Gottler; with chord no-
tations for ukulele, banjo, and guit.
© Sept. 25, 1933: E pub. 37991; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
18239
—w and melody Con Conrad,
Sidney D. Mitchell and Archie Gott-
ler. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp.
76179: De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine. 18240
Goodbye moonshine, hello beer; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 8, 19383; E unp.
76096 ; Mabel Lambert. 18241
Goodbye Ole Man Depression; fox
trot song. © 1. Sept. 5, 19383; E
unp. 76080; William Walter Clarke.
18242
Goodbye pal: fox trot song. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 5, 1933; E unp. 76067; Wilhelm
E. Motz, jr. 18243
Good-bye Tin Pan alley; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp.
76123; George M. Cohan. 18244
798
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Good morning, Franklin sunshine;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1933; HE
unp. 76344; Joseph H. Folsom.
18245
Good night little girl of my dreams;
w Charles Tobias, m Joe Burke;
with ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen.
© Sept. 18, 19383; E pub. 37811: Joe
Morris music co. 18246
Good (The) old times are here again;
w and melody. © 1 ec. Sept. 20,
1933; E unp. 76563; John A. Hogan.
“18247
Good times are coming; song. © Sept.
16, 19388; E pub. 38014; George Ed-
gar Harrington. 18248
Good times are coming hallelujah; pf.
with w.. © 1 c¢. Sept. 18, 1983; E
unp. 76475; Roe P. Warner. 18249
Gotta lotta love for you; w Sam M.
Lewis, melody Abel Baer. © 1 ec.
Sept. 9, 1933; E unp. 76116; Leo
Fe'st, ine. 18250
Grand Central episode; w and m Nacio
Herb Brown, Herbert Stothart and
Archur i reed../© 1 ¢e: Sept. 23,
1933; E unp. 76673 ; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 18251
Grandfather’s clock; w and m George
J. Trinkaus; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Sept. 6, 1933; E pub. 37896; Carl
Fischer, inc. 18252
Grandma’s favorite story; by Mana-
Zucca, op. 116; pf. © Sept. 18, 1933;
E pub. 37944; White-Smith music
pub. co. Alicea}
Grass widow; w and m Naydeen Hod-
son. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1933; BH unp.
76100; Ada Naydeen Hodson.
18254
Gratitude; w and m Bonnie Davis
White. ©1e. Sept. 20, 1933; E unp.
76566; Bonnie Elizabeth Davis
White. 18255
-Gréta; tango, dans La fusée, paroles
Léo Leliévre, fils, m Forterre; avec
accord de ukulele. © July 1, 1933;
H for. 31476; Editions Salabert.
18256
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) The violet;
arr. G. Ackley Brower; male voices.
© Sept. 6, 1933; E pub. 37891; Carl
Fischer, ine. 18257
Guess; melody. ©1c. Sept. 26, 1933;
E unp. 76797; Alfred Feltman.
18258
18273
Guess what I am wanting to do; song,
m D. G. Mussgang, arr. Cliff Reckon.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1933; E unp. 76620;
G. Arnold Schmidt. 18259
Guillou (René) Adagio; hommage a
Jean-Sébastien Bach; violoncelle et
pf. ou orgue. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31400; Delrieu fréres. 18260
Guitar in blue; by Frank Victor; guit.,
in staff and diagram notations. ©
Sept. 5, 19838; E pub. 37745; Al.
Rocky co. 18261
Guitare; de Henri Martelli, op. 32, nos.
ia 3° pr. © July te 1933. ey Lor,
31403 ; R. Deiss. 18262
Gunman’s (A) moll; w and melody
Earl Bronson. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1933 ;
HE unp. 76888; Patricia Florence Mc-
. Quire. 18263
Gypsy caravan; by Frederick A. Wil-
liams; pf. © Sept. 5, 1933; E pub.
37727; Clayton F. Summy co.
18264
with 2d pf. pt. arr. Pres-
ton Ware Orem. © Sept. 6, 1933;
E pub. 37678; Clayton F. Summy co.
18265
Gypsy mother’s lullaby; song. © 1 e.
Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76204; Irene
M. Koch. 18266
Ha ha ha; by Henry Fillmore; band
pts. © Sept. 6, 1933; E pub. 37957;
Fillmore bros. co. 18267
Hail alma mater U. of D.; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1933; E unp.
76583 ; Louis C. Rabaut. 18268
Hail, N-R-A; march, w Edgar Santoro
Daumalle, melody J. Gioé. © Sept.
13, 1933; E pub. 37754; Joseph Gioé
and HE. Santoro Daumalle. 18269
Hail varsity; N. R. A. march for sym-
phonic band; solo B flat cornet con-
ductor. ©1c. Sept. 2, 1933; E unp.
75879 ; Howard S. Monger. 18270
Hakenkreuz und schwarz-weiss-rot;
marsch, text Hans Machill, m Ju-
lius Kochmann; pf. © Aug. 5, 1933;
E for. 31669 ; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.
18271
Happy ending; from This week of
grace, w and m Harry Parr-Davies;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 14, 1933;
EK) for. 31566; ‘Prancis; Day!':&
Hunter, ltd. 18272
Happy families; op. 77, comic opera,
libretto Rose Fyleman. © Aug. 3,
1933; E for. 31598; Thomas F. Dun-
hill. 18273
759
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18274
Happy lucky guy; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76348; Nicho-
las Federenko. 18274
Happy thoughts; waltz; pf. ©l1e.
Sept. 2, 1988; E unp. 75966; Violet
Wells Cecchini. 18275
Happy with you; song. © 1. Sept.
5, 19388; E unp. 75915; Flora Allen.
18276
Hark! The herald angels sing: 2-pt.
anthem, w Charles Wesley: sop. and
alto. © Sept. 7, 1933; E pub. 37871;
Geo. F. Rosche. 18277
Harlem on my mind; w and melody
Irving Berlin. ©1c. Sept. 29, 1933;
E unp. 76869; Irving Berlin, inc.
18278
Harmony simplified; by Ralph L. Bald-
win and Arthur F. A. Witte. bk. 1.
To secondary triads. — bk. 2. From
the dominant 9th chord to the Nea-
politan 6th chord. © July 24, 1933;
AA 129237, 129238; M. Witmark &
sons. 18279, 18280
Harvest time; song, m James IL.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 25, 19838; E unp. 76707; Ed-
ward W. Guptell. 18281
Hastio; letra y m Maria Teresa Lara,
arr. Agustin Lara. © Feb. 1, 1933;
EK for. 31582; A. Wagner y Levien
SUCS., S. en ¢c. 18282
Hatikva; chant de l’espérance sur un
théme juif, V. Dyck, arr. Francis
Salabert; orch. ptes. © July 1,
1983; E for. 31413; Editions Sala-
pert. 18283
paroles francaises et ang-
laises anon., m V. Dyck; ace. de pf.
ou orgue avec violon solo ou d’ac-
compagnement. © July 1, 1933; E
for. 31406; Editions Salabert.
18284
Hat’s off to the N. R. A.; song. ©1c.
Sept. 13, 1933; E unp. 76262; Nor-
man Hoover Silbert. 18285
Haunting melody: w and melody Dick
Messner. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1933: E
unp. 76740; Joe Davis, inc. 18286
Have a heart: w H. Rosenstein, m L.
Ippolito. © 1c. Aug. 25, 193838; HB
unp. 76420; Harry Rosenstein and
Leonard Ippolito. 18287
Have you seen my baby; melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 11, 193838; E unp. 76194;
William Nicholas. 18288
Haven’t I met you somewhere before;
w C. Dix, m BEB. White and’ ©, HE.
pt. 107, n. sj v.28
Cameron. © 1 c. Sept. 20, 1933:
E unp. 76534; Charles Dix, Edward
White and C. E. Cameron. 18289
Hawaii, the end of the honeymoon
trail; song. © 1c. Sept. 27, 1933;
E unp. 76809; Charles Henry Over.
18290
Hawaiian guitar solos; [compiled]
Chester T. Weir; numerical arr. Ser.
no. 3. © Sept. 6, 1933; AA 128259;
American Hawaiian music publish-
ers. 18291
in diagram, Chester T. Weir. Ser.
1... © July. 7, 193322 AA
American Hawaiian music publish-
ers. 18292
Hawiian [sic] moon; song, w Loretta
Doerfler. © 1 c¢. Sept. 7, 1933; E
unp. 76025; Joseph John Kneipper.
18293
Hawk of Scotland Yard; w George El-
lis, m George Barker. © Aug. 25,
1933 ; E for. 31293; Boosey & co., ltd.
18294
Haydn (Franz Josef) Haydn suite;
selected Victor L. F. Rebmann; ed.
Joseph E. Maddy, arr. Tom Clark:
band. Conductor sc. and pts. ©
Sept. 19, 1933; E pub. 37988; G.
Schirmer, inc. 18295.
He’s mine; from Sing sinner sing, w
George Wagener, m Howard Jack-
son; with ukulele arr. © Aug. 25,
1933 ; E pub. 37721; Mills musie, ine.
18296
He that dwelleth; anthem, w from
Psalm 91, m William A. Wolf;
mixed voices. © Sept. 16, 1933;
E pub. 87848; Theodore Presser ¢o.
18297
He wanted adventure; selection, intro.
Pirates’ chorus, My heart’s to let,
ete., Jack Waller and Joseph Tun-
bridge, arr. Dan Godfrey; full mili-
tary band pts. © June 2, 1933; E
for. 31640; Chappell & co., ltd.
18298
Heart-breaker; w and m Ned Miller,
Mark Fisher and Jack Spector; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 21, 1933; E
pub. 387865; Donaldson-Douglas &
Gumble, inc. 18299
Heart of mine, beloved one; minne-
lied, based on old German folksong,
English version and ed. F. Camp-
bell-Watson, m Max Reger, op. 83,
no. 7; male voices. © Sept. 15,
1933; E pub. 37840; M. Witmark &
sons. 18300
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
—
Heart’s in the river; song. ©1l1.«.
Sept. 19, 1933; E unp. 76497; John
Vincent McConnor. 18301
Heartache; song, arr. George D.
Thompson. © 1. Sept. 7, 1933; EH
unp. 76039; James W. Adams.
18302
Heat wave; from As thousands cheer,
w and m Irving Berlin; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 22, 1933; E pub.
37949; Irving Berlin, ine. 18303.
Heavenly (The) message; cantata,
text arr. and m composed Edward
W. Norman; mixed voices. © Aug.
19, 1933; E pub. 37757; Lorenz pub.
co. 18304
Heaven’s radio; pf. with w. ©l1e.
Sept. 27, 1983; E unp. 76833; Clar-
ence Andrew Pond. 18305
Heigh-de-ho Sam; song. © 1c. Sept.
14, 1983; E unp. 76310; Belle Eliza-
beth Pollock. 18306
Heil ftihrer dir! Sieg heil; text im
trio P. Schulze, m Richard Salz-
brenner, op. 56, no. 1; klavier. ©
July 10, 1988; E for. 31611; Sunn-
wend-verlag, G. m. b. H. 18307
Heil Hitler; marsch, Rudolf Greis-
bacher; klavier. © May 23, 1933;
E for. 31602; Sunnwend-verlag, G.
7m. A: 18308.
Heil und sieg; fliegermarsch, w und m
. Paul Eekardt; klavier. © June 9,
1933; E for. 31607; Sunnwend-ver-
lag, G: m._b.: H. 18309
Heitere lieder fiir eine stimme mit
klavier; w Gustav Falke, Christian
Morgenstern, u. a., Englische iiber-
setzung Rosa Newmarch, m Richard
Trunk, op. 63. © Sept. 12, 1933; H
for. 31676; F. E. C. Leuckart.
18310
Hello; w Lorenz Hart, m Richard
Rodgers. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E
unp. 76158; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 18311
Help Roosevelt, he’s our man; w F.
Brownstein, m J. Baab. © 1c. Sept.
7, 1933; E unp. 76031; Fred Brown-
stein and Juliette Baab. 18312
Her first dance; intermezzo, Jonny
Heykens; pf. © July 5, 1933; E
for. 31629; B. Feldman & co. 18313
Her highness waltz; by I. B. Korn-
blum; pf. conductor. © 1 e. Sept.
15, 1988; E unp. 76422; Movietone
music corp. 18314
18329
Here comes babe; march; pf. ©1«.
Sept. 7, 1933; E unp. 76033; Chris-
topher John Gainey. 18315
Here I am all alone; w and melody
Dan Boone. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1933;
E unp. 76224; Daniel A. Boone.
18316
Heritage; w Anne Higginson Spicer, m
Phyllis Fergus; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Aug. 19, 1933; E pub. 37679; C. C.
Birchard & co. 18317
Hey ! Hey! What’a day; fox trot;
pf. with w. © 1-c. Sept. 7, 1983;
E unp. 76030; Edward William
Krietemeyer. 18318
Hi de ho man; w and melody. © 1
ec. Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 75900; Lil-
lian Armstrong. 18319
High blood pressure baby; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Sept. 21, 1933; E unp.
76611; Fred Shorey Campbell.
18320
High tower; march, Harold Bennett;
band pts. © Sept. 6, 1933; E pub.
37958; Fillmore bros. co. 18321
Hill-billy prisoner and mountaineer
song folio, no. 1; w and m Dick San-
ford, Geo. B. McConnell, and others.
© Sept. 8, 19338; E pub. 38036;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
18322
His tribesmen meet him; by Herbert
Stothart; pf. © 1e. May 1, 1933;
E unp. 76415; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 18323
Hit-skip (The) driver; song; with
ukulele arr. ©1c. Sept. 14, 1933;
E unp. 76308; Mae Morrow Boltz.
18324
Hittin’ the high spots; w H. Rosen-
stein, m L. Ippolito. ©1c. Aug. 25,
1933; E unp. 76419; Harry Rosen-
stein and Leonard Ippolito. 183825
Hohman (C. H.) practical violin
method; ed. Max Fischel. bk. 1. ©
Sept. 25, 193883; AA 129728; M. M.
Cole pub. co. 18326
Hold me tight; song. ©1 ce. Sept. 13,
1933; E unp. 76295; Louise Emma
Fox. 18327
Holding up the parade; w and m
Michael H. Cleary, Maurice Sigle1
and Al Hoffman; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 28, 1933; E pub. 38034;
Irving Berlin, ine. 18328
Hollyhock house: w and m Craford
Lee Janfrey. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1933;
E unp. 76909; Margaret Elsa Sperry.
‘ 18329
761
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18330
Hollywood party no. 2; w Lorenz
Hart, m Richard Rodgers. © 1 e¢.
Sept. 23, 1933; E unp. 76672; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 18330
Home folks; song, arr. E. J. Leach;
with violin obbl. © 1 c. Aug. 30,
1933; E unp. 75814; Ethel May
Sharp. 18331
Honey dear; song, melody George H.
Emmans. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1933; E
unp. 76312; Nada T. Frank. 18332
Honey girl; w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 18, 19383; E unp. 76469; Robert
Earl Madison. 18333
Honeymoon hotel; from Footlight pa-
rade, w Al Dubin, m Harry Warren;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 28, 1933;
E pub. 37689; M. Witmark & sons.
18334
Honey-suckle time-down in Tennessee ;
w Dorcae Edna, and melody. © 1
c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp. 76168; Matt
B. Edna. 18335
Hooray! for the N. R. & A.; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1933; E
unp. 76435; Joe Madsen. 18336
Hope of the ages; Christmas pageant-
servicé, pageant Laurene Highfield,
m Clarence Nevin, John J. Thomas,
Beazley, and others. © Sept. 15,
1933; D 28508; Geo. F. Rosche.
28336*
Hosanna; anthem, David Hugh Jones;
mixed voices. © Aug. 7, 193833. EB
pub. 37881; Carl Fischer, inc. 18337
Hot dog; song. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1933;
E unp. 76251; Bart Quinte and
Frank J. Quinte. 18338
Hot stepper; w S. Goldstine, m M.
Davis; pf. treble. © 1.¢c. Sept: 25,
1933; E unp. 76753; Mildred Davis
and Stan Goldstine. eo 1Saa9
House of dreams; w Cristel Hastings,
m .iOlive. Pullen. «© Lecs Apr: 27,
1933; E unp. 72565; Jane Elizabeth
Higbee. 18340
How could you ever forget; w Patrick
A. Paretta, m Joseph Tommasi Lo
Re. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1933; BH unp.
75913 ; Joseph Tommasi. 18341
How do I look; from My weakness, w
and m B. G. De Sylva, Leo Robin
and Richard A. Whiting; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 20, 1933; E pub.
37923 ; Movietone music corp.
18342
How’s chances; from As thousands
cheer, w and m Irving Berlin; with
————
pt. Inj iiss aS
ukulele arr. © Sept. 22, 1933; E:
pub. 37951; Irving Berlin, inc.
18343.
How sweet I roamed from field to:
field; song, w William Blake, m op.
53, no. 2; mixed voices. © Sept. 12,
1933; E for. 31675; Basil Harwood.
18344
Hum those troubles away; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 25, 1933; BE unp.
76722; Tom Tony Moore. 18345.
Hurry orientale no. 1; by Herbert
Stothart; pf. © 1c Maye.
E unp. 76409 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 18346.
Hush haven; song, w Hutton Moore.
© July 17, 1933; E for. 31304; Fred-
erie Dale. — 18347
Hymn (The) of beer; waltz, w and
melody, arr. Edward Madden; with.
ukulele arr. © Aug. 4, 1933; E pub.
37920; John Puring. 18348
Hytlers mapuleh mus kumen; w M.
Lerner, melody J. Jaffer (@uine
Sept. 19, 1933; E unp. 76525; Julius.
Jaffe and Max Lerner. 18349
I always keep my girl out late; from
Ball at the Savoy, w Oscar Ham-
merstein II, from the German of
Alfred Griinwald and Fritz Léhner-
Beda, m Paul Abraham. © Aug. 24,
1933; E for. 31593; Chappell & co.,
ltd. 18352
I always knew the one I loved would
be someone like you; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1933; E unp. 76921;
Alta Mae Ward. 18351
I always remember your eyes so blue;
w and melody. ©1e. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76142; Dagmar B. Lundgren.
18352.
I am a beggar; w and melody. © 1
c. Sept. 9, 1983; E unp. 76157; Char-
lotte Ross Culbertson. 18353.
I can’t be your sugar daddy; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Sept. 9, 19383; E
unp. 76148; Willard C. Johnson.
18354
I can’t forget; song. | © 1c. Sept. 22,
1933; E unp. 76622; Pansy Mae Em-
ery. 18355
song, w and melody. © 1. Sept.
12, 1933; E unp. 76264; Aaron
George Rochberg. 18356.
I can’t git t’ feelin’ right; w and m
Stanley Nelson; pf. © 1 e. Sept.
18, 1933; E unp, 76461; Frank W.
Jenks. 18357
762
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
18384
I can’t stand the pressure of your
eyes; song. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1933;
E unp. 76627; Dorothy Jane Moyer.
18358
I’d come to you; waltz song. © 1c.
Sept. 22, 1933; E unp. 76701; Addie
Lee Crook. 18359)
I’d give a million dollars if I could
just have you; song, m Burrell Van
Buren. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1933; H
unp. 76882; Clifton Sanford Wady.
18360
I'd go to the end of the rainbow, if
the rainbow could lead me to you;
w R. M. MacKinney, m B. Braley.
© 1 ce. Sept. 18, 1933; E unp. 76268;
Ruth Moore MacKinney and Brad
Braley. 18361
Id like to find my hero; w Julian
Chein, melody George William Catu-
rani. © 1 c. Sept. 22, 1933; E unp.
_ 76654; Julian Nicholas Chein. 18362
I'd like to take you home to meet my
mother; from Hold your horses, w
and m Robert A. Simon, Owen Mur-
phy and Russell Bennett; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 11, 1933; E pub.
37771; Harms, ine. 18363
I don’t want to love you but'I can’t
forget it seems; song. © 1 «¢. Sept.
21, 1933; E unp. 76704; Lois Rude.
18364
I forget; melody. © 1. c Sept. 26,
1933; E unp. 76794; Alfred Feltman.
18365
I found a new way to go to town;
melody H. Brooks. © 1c. May 22,
1933; H unp. 76285; Gladys DuBois,
Ben Ellison and Harvey Brooks.
18366
I found a peanut; w and m Bob Mil-
ler; with ukulele arr. © Sept. 12,
1983; E pub. 37774; Shapiro, Bern-
Stein & GoO., inc. 18367
I found life; w and m Frantz Her-
shey. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1983; E unp.
76242; E. Frantz Hershey. 18368
I gave her time to think it over, she
- gave me time and I’m still in; w and
melody. ©41c. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp.
— 76088; Mabel Lambert. 18369)
I go to Monte Carlo; w and m Jack
. Judge; with ukulele arr. Alvin D.
Keech. © July 11, 1988; E. for.
31638; B. Feldman & co. _ 183870
I got those dog-gone down ’n’ out
blues; southern chant. © 1 c. Sept.
2, 19338; E unp. 75890; Harold A.
_ Hanft and Harriett Kemp. 18371
I guess it had to be that way; from
Too much harmony, w and m Ar-
thur Johnston and Sam _ Coslow;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 9, 1933;
EK pub. 37746; Paramount produc-
tions, inc. 18372
I hear my heart saying, mm, mm;
waltz, w Sam M. Lewis, m J. Fred
Coots; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
7, 1933; EK pub. 37699; Leo Feist,
inc, 18373
I just can’t stay away from you; w
and melody. ©1e. Sept. 19, 1933;
EK unp. 76495; Abe Moss and Al
Bablon. 18374
I killed a man; w Julian Chein, mel-
ody George William Caturani. © 1
e. Sept. 22, 1983; E unp. 76658;
Julian Nicholas Chein. 18375
I live for love; from Ball at the Savoy,
w Oscar Hammerstein II, from the
German of Alfred Gritinwald and
Fritz Lohner-Beda, 'm Paul Abraham.
© Aug. 23, 1933; E for. 31594; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 18376
ll always remember when I first
met you; song. © June 5, 1933; B
pub. 37693; Anna G. Ricciuti.
18377
Tll be there; w and m Billy Merrin;
with ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon. ©
Aug. 29, 193838; E for. 31486; B. Feld-
man & @0. 18378
I'll follow the birds down south; song,
m Luther A. Clark. © 1c. Sept. 30,
1933; E unp. 76910; Wilbert Stone.
18379
Ill live while the world is mine; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76353 ;
H. B. Payne. 18380
Ill never be a millionaire; song; pf.
treble. ©1c. Sept. 21, 1983; E unp.
76597 ; Lillian Neuman. 18381
Tl never dream, for none of my
dreams come true; song. © 1 e.
Sept. 28, 1983; E unp. 76831; John
William DeCaire. 18382
T’ll pay the price; fox-trot, w A. Cohn,
melody Wash Rhea. © 1 ¢. Sept. 27,
1933; E unp. 76823; Abe Cohn and
Washington Rhea. 18383
Tll show you off; from Ball at the
Savoy, w Oscar Hammerstein II,
from the German of Alfred Gritn-
wald and Fritz Lohner-Beda, m Paul
Abraham. © Aug. 24, 1933; E for.
31595; Chappell & co., ltd. 18384
763
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18385
I’ll take you to dinner; pf. with w.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1933; E unp. 76506;
Irving Katz. 18385
I love and caress you today; w and
m M. T. Charles. © 1 ¢. Sept. 16,
1933 ; E unp. 76391; Charles Murphy
and M. T. Debruyne. 18386
I love my Soux [sic]; waltz song,
melody Jimmie Crane; with special
recitation. © 1c. Sept. 25, 19338;
E unp. 76716; Ida Combs Bigler.
18387
I love to dream; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 21, 1983; E unp. 76580; Vin-
cent Lane and Geo. Emmans.
18388
I love to dream of you; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp. 76102;
Edward Vaughan. 18389
I love you; w and m Tommy Tucker ;
pis .©) 1c, sSept... 23) 1938: . Esa.
76684; Gerald L. Duppler. 18390
I love you, adore you; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1933; E unp. 76472;
May Crawford Becker and Julia E.
Heck. 18391
I love you, mother of mine; w and
melody; pf. treble. © 1c. Sept. 19,
1933; E unp. 76503; John E. Clou-
thier. 18392
I love you only; fox trot song. ©1c.
Sept. 5, 1933; E. unp. 75923; Joseph
Carlton Snyder. 18393
I love you so; song. © 1 ce. Sept. 11,
1933; E unp. 76619; Mildred Cook.
18394
I'm a thousand miles from Honolulu;
song. ©1 ec. Aug. 9, 1933; E unp.
75552; Lionel Lalonde. 18395
I’m afraid to fall in love with you;
op. 41, w Bob Godet, melody Leo.
Edeson and Ben Rose. © 1 ¢. Sept.
Zo, 19335 BH “unp. 766; bovis,.©.
Hitzen. 18396
I’m alone and lonesome too; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Sept. 14, 1933; E
unp. 76307; Joel Dale Stansbury.
18397
I'm always building castles; w and
melody Winifred Carr. © 1 c. Sept.
9, 1933: EB wap. (TELA: Wlsie May
Kramer. 18398
I’m always returning; melody. ©1c.
Sept. 22,1933; E unp. 76648; Arnold
Sundgaard. 18399
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
I’m always thinking of you, dear;
song. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp.
76731; Lionel E. Buttery. 18400
I’m blue when day is done; fox-trot
song, melody Richard Sarles. ©1e.
Sept. 7, 1933; E unp. 76014; Joseph
H. Folsom. 18401
I’m burning love letters; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp.
75944; Squire Warren Knowles.
18402
I’m changing my tune; w and m Glenn
Arden. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp.
76231; Hugh Hancock Gregory.
18403
I’m crying for the love of you; song,
m Luther A. Clark. © 1 «¢. Sept.
27, 1933; E unp. 76805; Beatrice C.
Hollenbeck. 18404
I’m dancin’ on a rainbow; from Stage
mother, w Arthur Freed, m Nacio
Herb Brown; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen. © Sept. 26, 1933; E
pub. 388004; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 18405
I’m going back to the country; song,
m Sylvester L. Cross. © 1 ¢. Sept.
23, 1933; E unp. 766838; Cora Delia
Williams. 18406
I’m going to water the fish in the
ocean; from Annie Laurie, w and
melody. ©1e. Sept. 2, 1933; E unp.
76473; May Crawford Becker and
Julia E. Heck. 18407
I’m gonna scram to Alabam; song. ©
1 c. Sept. 18, 1933; E unp. 76437;
Jack Curry. 18408
I’m just a fool about you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76712;
George S. Richardson. 18409
I’m just as good as hew; w Gis Curtis,
m Zole Curtis; pf. © 1 e. Sept. 27,
1933; E unp. 76828; Zoltan Kurthy.
18410
I’m living in a world of broken
dreams; w and melody. © 1 «
Sept. 12, 1983; E unp. 768386; Albina
Meditz. ; 18411
I’m no angel; w G. DuBois and B. Elli-
son, melody H. Brooks. © 1 ce. May
22, 1933; E unp. 76284; Gladys Du-
Bois, Ben Ellison and Harvey
Brooks. 18412
I’m not worrying—bout anything;
from Give me a ring, w Graham
John and Val Valentine, m Martin
Broones. © June 12, 1933; E for.
31626; Chappell & co., ltd. 18413
764
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
I’m on my way to win that certain
someone; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 16, 1983; E unp. 76631; Har-
old S. Hufford. 18414
I’m painting a picture for you, dear;
song; with male or mixed quartette
arr. © Sept. 12, 1933; E pub. 37982 ;
Allen S. Pearl. 18415
I'm praying to the heavens, ’cause the
one I love is there; song, m Luther
A, Clark; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
12, 1933; E pub. 37933; Herbert J.
Hause. 18416
I’m sad and lonely; song. © 1. Sept.
18, 1933; E unp. 76487; Ruth L.
Wenzel. 18417
I’m so glad that trouble don’t last
alway; spiritual, arr. Griffith J.
Jones; 7 mixed voices. © Sept. 15,
1933; E pub. 37839; M. Witmark &
sons. 18418
I’m sold on you; w and m Lou Parish
and Jimmy Delaney. ©1c. Aug. 26,
1933; E unp. 75531; Louis C. Parish.
18419
T’m walking ’round in circles; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1933; E
unp. 75853; Joseph A. Baker. 18420
1 met you, I liked you, then I loved
you; song. ©1c. Sept. 15, 1933; E
unp. 763338; Ivan Frank. 18421
I need a sweet-heart; song, arr. Al.
Johnson. © 1c. Sept. 20, 19383; E
unp. 76549; Fannie Roselie Macy..
18422
I never knew the meaning of love, ’til
I met you; w Paul Hueser, m EK. EH.
Carr and L. Lyon. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1933; E unp. 75062 ; Eli Edison Carr,
Leland Lyon and Paul Hueser.
bai 18423
only have you, sweetheart in my
dreams; fox-trot song, m Carmen De
May. ©1c. Sept. 22, 1933; E unp.
76642; Hanna Lillian Flora. 18424
I only want one girl; from Give me a
ring, w Val Valentine and Graham
John, m Martin Broones; with uku-
lele arr. © June 9, 1933; E for.
31624; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.
18425
I pray; w and melody. © 1 e¢. Sept.
18, 1983; E unp. 76477; Attilio J
Crosta. 18426
4 raised my hat; w Edward Pola, m
Franz Steininger; with ukulele arr.
al
18441
I saw the people; song; with ukulele
arr., (©. duly,,. 1p, 1983 ;... Epub.
37785; Vanessa W. Walts. 18428
I send my ships to sea; song, pf. acc.
George D. Thompson. © 1. Sept.
7, 1983; E unp. 76040; James W.
Adams. 18429
think I’ll have another think; mus-
ical monologue, w Stephen Russell,
m Charles Prentice; pf. © Aug. 30,
1983; E for. 31424; Reynolds & co.
18430
I thought of you; w J. Will Callahan,
m Gustav Klemm; in G. © Sept. 8,
19338; E pub. 37705; Boosey & Co.,
ltd. 18431
I tried to hurt you; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1988; E unp. 76140;
Stanley Xenos. 184382
I understand; w and melody Richard
Himber and Elliott Grennard. © 1
ce. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76760; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
18433
I’ve found a fortune in you; w Irving
Price, m Jimmie Wiest. © 1 ©¢.
Lama!
Sept. 6, 19838; E unp. 75997; Hd-
ward Knode Wiest and _ Irving
Townsend Price. 18434
I’ve found a love that is new; song.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1933; E unp. 76601;
Ila Roberts Ossola. 18435
I’ve got a warm spot in my heart; w
Joe Young and Jé6éhnny Burke, mel-
ody Harold Spina. © 1 ¢. Sept. 15,
19383; E unp. 76325; Irving Berlin,
ine. 18436
I’ve got a warm spot in my heart for
you; w Joe Young and Johnny
Burke, melody Harold Spina. © 1
ce. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp. 76054;
Irving Berlin, inc. 18437
I’ve got the blues; w and melody. ©
1 e. Sept. 20, 1983; E unp. 76532;
Julius Goldberg. 18438
I’ve got the funniest feeling; fox-trot,
w and m Charles O’F lynn, George
W. Meyer and Pete Wendling; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 7, 1933; B
pub. 37700; Leo Feist, inc. 18439
I’ve got the whole world jealous of
me; w and m Charles L. Wyman, jr.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76762;
Charles L. Wyman. 18440
I’ve got you on my hands; w and mel-
© July 27, 1933; EB for. 31622; Law- ody. ©1. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp.
rence Wright music co. 18427 76097 ; Mabel Lambert. 18441
16080—33———-3 765
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18442
I’ve joined the N.R.A.; song.
bh
ph)
=
—
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—
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—
Cy tc.
Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76763; Mark
and Grace Weber. 18442.
wanna be with you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©16€.
Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76342; Allan
Edwards. 18443
wanna know all about you; w
Richard Jerome, m J. Russel Rob-
inson; with guit. arr. © Sept. 28,
1933; E pub. 38016; Olman music
corp. 18444
wanna know just how to make love;
song. ©1.. Sept. 28, 1933; E unp.
76842; Arthur R. Gerecke. 18445
want a fair and a square man; w
and m Harry Woods; with ukulele
arr. © Sept. 1, 19334.40 for; 31273 -
Cinephonic music co., ltd. 18446
want a new deal in love; song. ©1
ce. Sept: 1, 1933; E unp. 75857; -Jo-
seph Clarence Chambers, jr. 18447
want to go back to that tropical isle;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1933; E
unp. 76709; Wayne L. Richards.
18448
want to ring bells; w Maurice Sig-
ler, m J. Fred Coots, pf. se. Lou Lea-
man; with ukulele arr. © Sept. 12,
1933 ; E pub. 38023; Mills music, inc.
18449
want to sing my song to you; w and
melody S. B. Cerveny and Jimmy
Delaney. © 1c. Sept: 9, 1933; E
unp. 76126; Sylvia Bush Cerveny.
18450
want you, I need you; w B. Ellison,
m H. Brooks. ©1c. Sept. 18, 1933;
EK unp. 76282; Harvey Brooks and
Ben Ellison. 18451
will be true unto my love; ballad of
the West country, Alfred White-
head, based on old English song;
mixed voices. © Sept. 6, 1933; E
pub. 37889; Carl Fischer, ine. 18452
will sing unto the Lord; w from the
Seriptures, m Cuthbert Harris.
1. Sop. or ten. — 2. Alto or bass, —
3. Mezzo sop.’ or bar. © Aug. 31,
1955; HH .tOn..“e(G42;. ArthursP.
Schmidt co. 18453
wish opportunity would knock at
my door; w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 9, 1938; E unp. 76153 ; Hyber-
nia Downings. 18454
pt. IIT, n. S., V. 28
I wish that I were kissing you hello,
instead of goodbye; w Sammy Ler-
ner, melody Vincent Rose. © 1 e.
Sept. 11, 1983; E unp. 76178; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
18455
I wish you were mine; w and melody
Oklahoma Art. © 1 ¢ Sept. 25,
1933; E unp. 76745; Arthur Gres-
ham Collings. 18456
I wonder; w Harry J. Matthews, m
Edward B. Claypoole. © Sept. 14,
1933; E pub. 37809; Trio pub. co.
18457
I wonder if you love me; fox trot
song; with ukulele arr. © Aug. 16,
1933; E for. 31333; Harold Tonge.
18458
—— song, m Richard Kramer. © 1
c. Sept. 7, 1933; E unp. 76398; Wil-
liam Edward Lueas. 18459
I wonder where you are, sweetheart;
song, w Mabel E. McKenna. ©
Sept. 15, 1933; E pub. 37805; Marie
E. McKenna. 18460
Iceberg (The); w Aidan Clarke, m
Alec Rowley; male voices. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Sept. 12, 1933;
E for. 31662; Boosey & co., ltd.
18461
Ich hab dich ja so lieb, mein schatz;
slow-fox, auS Wien, alles aussteigen,
w Fritz Griinbaum u. Arthur Kaps,
m Bruno Uher. © July 1, 1933; E
for. 31320; Ludwig Doblinger (Bern-
hard Herzmansky). 18462
Tdée musicale; von Herman Zanke, op.
12; fléte u. klavier. © July 5, 1983;
E for. 31281; Wilhelm Zimmermann.
18463
If I could persuade her; w, m and
French tr. M. T. Charles, arr. by
Freddy Wills. ©1 ce. Sept. 16, 1933;
EH unp. 76380; Charles Murphy and
M. T. Debruyne. 18464
If I had Napoleon’s hat; w and m
Harry Woods; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 1, 19383; E for. 31274; Cine-
phonic music co., Itd. 18465
If I were a vagabond birch tree; song,
w Arthur B. White. © 1 ¢ Sept.
19, 1933; E unp. 76513; Fulton B.
Karr. 18466.
If just for a day; song. © 1 e. Sept.
20, 1933; E unp. 76567; Domenica
Schramel. 18467
If my heart could speak; song. © 1
c. Sept. 1, 1933; E unp. 75873; Phyl-
lis M. Schumacher. 18468
766
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1988
If we could be sweethearts again;
song. ©1« Sept. 5, 1983; E unp.
75954; Raymond Schroeder. 18469
If ye do; hymn. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1933;
E unp. 76628; Arthur T. Watson.
18470
If you really want a rainbow, you
must look up in the sky; w and mel-
ody..© 1c. Sept. 25, 19383; E unp.
76718; Abel G. Smith and Larry
Smith. 18471
Impressionez de Hspana; Spanish
rhapsody, Giuseppe Ferraro; pf.-
conductor sc. © 1. Sept. 28, 19838;
E unp. 76862; Sonnemann music €o.,
ine. 18472)
Improvisation; tiber den choral Wer
nur den lieben Gott lisst walten,
— und Passacaglia: v. Hans Her-
manns; klavier. © Aug. 238, 1933;
E for. 31619; Breitkopf & Hartel.
18473
In a garden of roses with you; w
George T. Bailey, and melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76219;
Karle Hdison Bailey. 18474
In a garden where fairies play; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1 ec. Sept. 15, 1983; E unp.
76352; T. M. McDonald. 18475
In a little town across the border;
waltz, w Billy Hill, m Mabel
Wayne; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
24, 1983; E pub. 87560; Leo Feist,
ine. 18476
In a one-room flat and a 2-pants suit
and 3 square meals a day; from The
way to love, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger. © 1. Sept. 11, 1933; H
unp. 76239; Paramount productions,
ine. 18477
In arms of love; w Abe Cohn, melody
Wash Rhea. © 1c. Sept. 27, 1933;
EH unp. 76822; Abraham B. Cohn and
Washington Rhea. 18478
In little bits; song, melody Starret
system club. © 1. Sept. 7, 1933;
E unp. 76038; Hedwig Maria Kusse-
row. 18479
In my imagination; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. July 29, 1933; E unp. 75965;
Helen Andre. 18480
In my treasure chest; waltz, w M. L.
Swan, melody A. L. Work. © 1.
Sept. 6, 1983; E unp. 75984; Merton
L. Swan and Anthony L. Work.
18481
18496
In our wonderful Wyoming; song. ©
1 ¢. Sept.. 27, 1933; E-unp. 76811;
Timothy F. Wall. 18482
In praise of you; w Walter Warshow
and Herbert Gelfand, and melody.
© 1¢..Sept. 11, 1983; E unp. 76200;
Theodore Harris. 18483,
In sweet abandon land; w lL. Wolfe
Gilbert, m I. B. Kornblum. © 1 «.
Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76428; Movie-
tone music corp. 18484
In that glad land of to-morrow; w
and melody. © 1. Sept. 25, 1933;
E unp. 76751; J. Frank Hughey.
18485
In the cool of the ev’ning; pf. with w.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1983; E unp. 76621;
LeRoy DeTurk. 18486
In the green fields where we wandered
by the brook; song. © Sept. 2, 1933;
E pub. 37680; Catherine L. Fitzger-
ald. 18487
In the land of beginning again; song.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1983; E unp. 76303 ;
Richard Broughton. 18488
In the mocnlight; w and melody Larry
Fischer. © 1 c. Sept. 20, 19838; E
unp. 76559; Louis Harris Osias
Fischman. Z 18489
In the mountains far away; waltz
song, melody Jack Mahoney. © 1 «.
Sept. 30, 193838; E unp. 76912; Lil-
lian Smith. 18490
In the mountains of Idaho; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp.
76150; Marguerite L. Voigt. 18491
In the old baronial hall; fox-trot, w
Ralph Butler, m Ronnie Munro;
with ukulele arr. Alvin D. Keech.
@mw Auge 30, 319383 %2 His fon), i597 =
United music publishers, ltd. 18492
In the silence of the night; w Ned
Washington, m Victor Young; with
ukulele arr. © July 24, 1933; E
pub. 37824; Harms, ine. 18493
In the valley of Kentucky; song, mel
ody Phil Starr. ©1e. Sept. 7, 1933;
E unp. 76019; Benson Warren Carey.
18494
In truth love; air and w arr. H. H. D.—
Rip; sop. or ten. © 1 c¢. Sept. 8,
1933; E unp. 760983; John Papa-
dooley. 18495
In your passionate arms again; song,
m Stan Tucker. © 1 e. Sept. 25,
1933; E unp. 76784; Norma J. Gon-
nering and Lyman C. Heyerdahl.
18496
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18497
Incline Thine ear, oh Lord; English
version Max T. Krone and Alexan-
der Basy, m Alexander Arkhangel-
sky, arr. Basile Kibalchich; mixed
voices. © July 27, 1933; E pub.
37831; M. Witmark & sons. 18497
Indian summer; w John Mercer, m
Peter Tinturin; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 13, 1933; E pub. 37873; Miller
music, ine. 18498
Ireland and you; w and m Chas. Buck
Jones, Nelson Story and Monte
Howard; with ukulele arr. © July
24, 19383; E pub. 37823; M. Witmark
& sons. 18499
Is it too late; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 7, 1933; E unp. 76046; Walter
Mieczkowski. 18500
Is it you; w Lee Southern, m L. South-
ern and Geo. Rodney. © 1 «. Sept.
29, 19838; E unp. 76898; Rosetta M.
Parker. 18501
Is love just a phantom; pf. with w.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1983; E unp. 76830;
Terry Crawford. 18502
Is love logical at all; w and m Tibby
Young and Johnnie Crane, arr.
Charlie Pearce. © Sept. 27, 1933;
E pub. 38033; Intercollegiate music
league, ine. 18503
Isle of melody; song, w Blanche A.
Koch. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1933; E unp.
76063; Irene M. Koch. 18504
Isn’t it nice to be all alone; melody
Billy Gilbert, Frank Terry and Mar-
vin Hatley. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1933;
E unp. 76694; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 18505
Isonzo-marsech; von Georg Fiirst;
stimmen fiir blasorch., harmonie o.
blechmusik. © Sept. 7, 1933; E for.
31422; B. Schott’s sdhne. 18506
Istorum est; w from Revelation, m
Claudio Casciolini, ed. and arr. Wal-
ter Williams; 4-pt. mixed cho. ©
July 29, 1938; E pub. 37794; E. C.
Schirmer music co. 18507
It’s fate that you should be mine; w
Gis Curtis, m Zole Curtis. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 2, 1933; E unp. 75887; Zoltan
Kurthy. 18508
It’s great to be young and in love; w
and melody. © 1 e. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76147; John A. K. Bagnell.
18509
It’s oh, it’s ah, it’s wonderful; from
The way to love, w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger. © 1 c¢. Sept. 11,
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
1933 ; E unp. 76237; Paramount pro-
ductions, inc. 18510
It’s Paddy agin; w Leo Robin, m Rich-
ard A. Whiting, pf. arr. Cy Mock-
ridge. ©1. Aug. 29, 1933; E unp.
75760 ; Movietone music corp. 18511
It’s so lovely loving you; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 19, 1933; E unp.
76490; Irene Marion Isabel Clement.
18512
It’s springtime—it’s lovetime; from
Annie Laurie, w and melody. ©
1 ec. Sept. 2, 19383; EH unp. 764739;
May Crawford Becker and Julia E.
Heck. 18513
It’s time I told you dear, I loved you;
w and melody. © 1 ec. Sept. 26,
1933; E unp. 76780; Allen McCon-
ville. 18514
It’s you and not the song; w and m
Everett Weir. ©1c. Sept. 20, 1933 ;
E unp. 76545; Everett P. Neff.
18515
It seems too good to be true; w Earl
McCarron, m Ralph W. Bolton; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 5, 1983; E
pub. 37696; Villa Moret, ine. 18516
It was only a dream; w Bob de Grano,
m Bud Shays. ©1c. Sept. 22, 1933;
E unp. 76639; Thurston C. Shays.
18517
J’adore les Espagnoles ; paso-doble, pa-
roles Géo Koger, m Vincent Scotto
et Léon Raiter; avec accord de
Vukulele. © July 1, 19383; E for.
31511; Editions Salabert. 18518
J’ai cru d’abord; valse, de Les boot-
leggers, M. Rosenthal; orch. ptes.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31535; C.
Joubert & cie. 18519
paroles Nino, m Manuel
Rosenthal. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31536; C. Joubert & cie. 18520
J’ai révé d’une fleur; slow-fox dans
lVoperette Au pays du soleil, paroles
René Sarvil, m Vincent Scotto, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch. ptes.
July 1, 1933; E for. 31361; Editions
Salabert. 18521
J’vois ca dici; fox-trot, de Histoire
de rire no. 3, paroles Jean Boyer et
Hornez, m Jean Boyer et G. Der-
veaux, fils; avec accord de l’ukulele.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31456; Edi-
tions Salabert. 18522
Jaques-Dalcroze (E.) Trois rendeaux
joyeux ; pour la danse; pf. nos. 1-3.
— no. 4. Les trois rondeaux réunis.
768
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 19338
© July 1, 19383; BE for. 31546-31549 ;
Heugel. 18523-18526
Java (La) de minuit; valse musette,
paroles Maurice Aubert, m H. Acker-
mans, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © July 1, 1933; E for. 31360;
Editions Salabert. 18527
Java des fleurs d’oranger; de A la
belle bergére; couplets Jean-Nohain.
m Mireille; avec accord de Vuku-
lele. © July 1, 19383; E for, 31464;
Editions Salabert. 18528
Jazz (The) hounds: song, m Luther
A. Clark. © 1c. Aug. 25, 1933: E
unp. 76282; Georgana Savage.
Jazzmania suite; w and melody, op.
So©) tc: Sept. 5,,1933;; EH. unp.
759538; Claude Lapham. 18530:
Je garde mon coeur; valse boston, du
film L’ange du mal, de Jacques Dal-
lin, arr. R. Wraskoff ; orch. ptes. ©
July 1, 1933; BE for. 31419; Chou-
dens. 18531
Jealousy; w Dorothy Dick, m Joe
Bishop, pf. arr. R. H. Noeltner; with
ukulele arr. Haia Kaa. © Sept. 11,
1933; E pub. 387790; Isham Jones,
inc. 18532
Jesu! the very thought is sweet; w
from Jesu, dulcis memoria, tr. J. M.
Neale, slightly altered, as given in
Songs of praise, m Martin Shaw;
mixed voices; organ acc. © Sept.
15, 19388; E for. 31571; Novello &
co;, ltd. 18533
Jesus heart all burning; band pts. ©
Sept. 12, 1988; E pub. 37928; Ea-
ward J. Chapuran. 18534
Jesus Thy boundless love; hymn-an-
them, w P. Gerhardt, m Allene K.
Bixby; 2-pt. women’s cho. © Aug.
30, 1983; E pub. 37688; Clayton F.
Summy co. 185385
Jeune (La) fille du train de banlieue ;
valse musette, paroles Fernand Vi-
mont et Didier Daix, m Henry Ver-
dun; avec accord de Vukulele. ©
July 1, 19383; E for. 31504; Editions
Salabert. 18536
Jewish potpourri; arr. S. W. Elkind;
orch. pts. © Aug. 4, 1933; E pub.
37730-87732; Hebrew pub. co.
18537-18539:
Jodel-fox ; fox-trot u. jodler, auf der
Alm da gibt’s koa siind, w John
Walter u. Kurt E. Weckwarth, m B.
Bernards, bearb. Hermann Krome.
18553
© Sept. 23, 1932; E for. 31314;
Fidelio-verlag. 18540
—_ - ——— —— — orch. stimmen u.
singstimme. © Sept. 23, 1932; E
for. 31313; Fidelio-verlag. 18541
Join the N. R. A.; song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
25, 1983; E unp. 76759; Stella Watts
Hollowell. 18542
Joujou mécanique; de Gérard Hek-
king; violoncelle et pf. © July 1,
1983 ; E for. 313896; Durand & cie.
18543
Joy (The) of Christmas; service, w
C. L. Dorris, and others, m Clareuce
Kohlnan, and others. © Sept. 1,
1933; E pub. 37755; Lorenz pub. co.
18544
Jubel overture; by C. M. von Weber,
arr. Aubrey Winter; orch. pts. ©
Sept. 5, 1933; E for. 31482; Hawkes
& son (London), ltd. 18545
Jubilation (The); march and two
step, arr. E R. Flint; pf. ©1.e
Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 75939; Wil-
liam Albert Ketchum. 18546
Jugend trauert; trauermusik [und]
Ich hatt’ einen kameraden; lied:
von Ernst Hanfstaengl, bearb. Willi
Thiele; militirmusik stimmen. ©
May 238, 1933; E for. 30863 ; Ed. Bote
& G. Bock. 18547
Jungle drums; American version Car-
men Lombardo and Charles O’F lynn.
m Ernesto Lecuona, arr. J. Rosa-
mond Johnson. © Sept. 13, 1933;
E pub. 37751; Edward B. Marks
music corp. 18548
fox-trot, w Carmen Lombardo
and Chas. O’Flynn, m Ernesto Le-
cuona, arr. Paul Weirick ; orch. pts..
with male trio arr. J. Rosamond
Johnson. © Sept. 14. 1933; E pub.
37777; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 18546
Just a dream; song, w Cliff Ferrell.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76330;
Frederick Byron Ferrell. 18550
Just a little kiss or two; w and m
Betty-Zane Grossman, arr. Jacob
Sehwartzdorf. © 1 © Sept. 29,
1983; E unp. 76866; Betty Gross-
man. 18551
Just a little shower for a bride-to-be;
song. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp.
75981; Ruth L. Wenzel. 18552
Just a little walk dear; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 18, 1933; E unp. 76289;
Alfred Mesmer. 185538
769
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18554
Just a picture on the mantel: w and
mid. S. Cox; pf. @itee:-Septt a8,
1933 ; E unp. 76447; Jeannie S. Cox
and Jesse G. Baker. 18554
Just a rose covered doorway: w Fred
Meadows. m James F. Hanley; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 11, 1933; E
pub. 37763; Harms, inc. 18555
Just a tune; w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 6, 1933; E unp. 76005: Oscar
Liebenamm. 18556
Just before we part; w and melody
M. Bruckner and Jimmy Delaney.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp. 76127;
Mildred Bruckner. 18557
Just fifty years ago to-day; valse song.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp. 76076;
August F. Hauser. 18558
Just give me another chance; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76339;
James A. Burnett. 18559
Just heaven for two; valse song. ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1933: E unp. 76074; L.
Olive Miller. 18560
Just imagine the rest; song, m Dud-
ley Jackson. © 1 ¢. Sept. 22, 1933:
E unp. 76648; Hanna Lillian Flora.
18561
just leave it to me; song, melody
Pauline Story. © 1 ec. Sept. 16,
1933; E unp. 76380; Adelbert Bech-
tel. 18562
Just my memories; song, m Arvilla
Montgomery. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1933:
E unp. 76482; Rollan Montgomery.
18563
Just to see my mother again; pf. with
w. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1933; E unp.
76476; Roe P. Warner. 18564
Just to shake your hand and say hello;
w and melody. © 1 ec. Sept. 30,
1933; E unp. 76905; Merton L. Swan
and Anthony L. Work. 18565
Just you; fox trot, m Burrell Van
Buren; pf. with w. ©1c. Sept. 18,
1933 ; E unp. 76444; Mildred Dupuis.
18566
waltz, w Arthur P. Reda, melody
A. Aquila. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1933; E
unp. 75925; Arthur Reda and An-
gelo Aquila. 18567
Justine; song, w Harry T. Hough.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1933; E unp. 76468:
Eliza Wilkie Dutton. 18568
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Keep faith in Roosevelt; song. ©1ce.
Sept. 30, 1933; E unp. 76919; Ned
Underhill. 18569
Keep smiling; pf. with w. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 18, 1983; E unp. 76445; Albert
Sugden. 18570
Keep tempo; w and melody Jack Stan-
ley and Geo. A. Little. ©1 ¢. Sept.
12, 1988; E unp. 76256; Broadway
music corp. 18571
IKkeep the blue eagle flying in your
window; w and melody Lucas Del
Vecchio. © 1 « Sept. 28, 1933; EB
unp. 76861: Luke Del Vecchio.
18572
King (A) of Tang; by Wang Po,
English text by L. Cranmer-Byng,
m Granville Bantock. © Sept. 14,
1933; E for. 31677; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd. 18573
King’s serenade; song; with ukulele
and guit. arr. © Sept. 6, 1933; E
pub. 37667; Chas. E. King. 18574
Kiss me once more goodnight; song.
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1933; E unp. 76810;
Charles Henry Over. 18575
Kisses, kisses, kisses; song, w Ida M.
Woodberry. © 1 c¢. Sept. 29, 1933:
E unp. 76884; Raymond A. Will-
ever. 18576
<labauterminnchen; charakterstiick,
Bernard Derksen, arr. vom kompon-
isten; salon orch. stimmen. © Aug.
7, 1933; E for. 31298; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock. 18577
Klein, aber mein; walzer, aus Wien,
alles aussteigen, w Beda, m Her-
mann Leopoldi, erl. klavier-arr.
Hans Schneider. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 313819; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky). 18578
Kleine suite; von Alfred Uhl; geige,
bratsche u. gitarre. © June 12,
1933: E for. 31328; Ludwig Doblin-
ger (Bernhard Herzmansky).
18579
Klepper (Léon) Deux danses; pf. nos.
1-2. © July 1; 1933; HW for Sisse;
Editions Salabert. 18580
Klingendes jahr; text Arthur Fischer-
Colbrie, m Otto Siegl, op. 81; sop.
solo, minnerchor, streichorch. uw.
klavier. © July 12, 1933; E for.
31287; P. J. Tonger. 18581
Klumpe-dumpe; pizzicato, C. Morena,
op. 184; stimmen. 1. Kleines orch, —
2. Salon orch. © June 29, 1933; E
for. 31654, 31655; Verlagsanstalt
Hymnophon. 18582, 18583
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Kyrie; motette, op. 40; gemischten
chor. Partitur u. stimmen. © July
1, 1933; E for. 31282; José Barradas.
18584
Lady fingers; by Jack Glogau, arr.
S. C. Thompson; saxophone quartet.
© July 29, 1933; E pub. 37997; Al-
fred music co., inc. 18585
Lady (A) for a day; w and m Con
Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Arehie Gottler; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 22, 19838; E pub. 37953;
Irving Berlin, inc. 18586
Lady in the moon; fox-trot song. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 23, 1933; E unp. 76686;
Ralph G. Wolfram and William B.
Moore. 18587
Lagunes' (Les) ; valse, Johann Strauss,
op. 411, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © July 1, 1933; E for. 31380;
Hditions Salabert. 18588
Lake (The) Erie waltz; song, arr.
Robert Van Sickle; with ukulele arr.
© Aug. 1, 19383; E pub. 37783; Leo
H. Walker. 18589
Lamento jarocho: letra y m Maria
Teresa Lara, arr. Agustin Lara.
Feb. 20, 1983; E for. 31575; A. Wag-
ner y Levien sues., s. en. c. 18590
Lamentoso; pf. treble with w. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 30, 1933; Ei unp. 76913; Eddie
Lowth. 18591
Lark (The) in the meadow is singing;
w and m Lucile Atwater. © Sept.
18, 1988; E pub. 37994; Gratia H.
Atwater. 18592
Last appeal; song. © 1 ¢. Sept. 20,
19338; E unp. 76554; EHlise Ulle-
pitsch Wright. 18593
Last night I dreamed; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76357; Wilbur
Weakley. 18594
Last (The) round-up; song, additional
m Billy Hill; with guit. and ukulele
arr. © Sept. 6, 1933; E pub. 37690;
Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢o., inc.
18595
Lay Tammany low; song, m Janet Wil-
liams. ©1c. Sept. 23, 1933; E unp.
76675; Robert Baker. 18596
Lazy river rolling along; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp.
76151; Cecil Belcher. 18597
Leading lady; by P. Fuchs and J.
Fuchs; melody with pf. acc. © 1c.
Aug. 30, 1933; E unp. 75808; Paula
Fuchs and Joseph Fuchs. 18598
18611
Leaving me alone; fox-trot, Ww and m
Margaret Townsend Colvin. © 1 ec.
Sept. 20, 1938; E unp. 76555; Mar-
garet Colvin. 18599
Legend (The) of the lily petal; oper-
etta, story A. C. Rutt, m K. M. Ten-
ner. ©1c. Aug. 25, 1933; D 28503 :
Katherine M. Tenner and Anna
Catherine Rutt. 18599*
Legendary Christmas carols; ed., new
texts, and arrs. Ellen Jane Lorenz.
© Aug. 23, 1933; E pub. 37758;
Lorenz pub. co. 18600
Legion (The) strut; drum solo. ©
Sept. 8, 1933; E pub. 37863; E. B.
Straight. 18601
Legionaires [sic] of the upper penin-
sula; song. © July 20, 1933; E pub.
37800; Norman C. Frederickson.
18602
Lejos; tango, letra y m Maria Teresa
Lara, arr. Agustin Lara. © June 1,
1988; E for. 31576; A. Wagner y
Levien sucs., s. en ¢. 18603
Lélita; poéme et m Dimitry Levidis,
op. 51; chant et pf. © July 1, 1933;
HE for. 31395; Durand & cie. 18604
Lerche (Die); romanze, Michael
Glinka, paraphrase Leopold Wen-
inger; orch. pts. © Feb. 8, 1933;
E for. 29252; Wilhelm Zimmermann.
18605
Let’s all mew like the pussy cats do;
w and m John P. Long; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 14, 1933; E for.
31563; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.
18606
Let’s be undignified; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1933; E unp. 76855;
Paul Schopflin. 18607
Let’s get going; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 6, 1983; E unp. 75993; Walter
Frederick Gardner. 18608
Let’s go America; song. © 1. Sept.
6, 19383; E unp. 76625; Morris Mar-
cus. 18609
Let’s make love like the crocodiles;
from Moonlight and pretzels, w EK. Y.
Harburg, m Jay Gorney; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 18, 1933; E pub.
37847 ; Harms, ine. 18610
Let’s march with the eagle; w Carl-
ton Cook and Willard L. Soper, m
Willard L. Soper. © 1 ¢. Sept. 5,
1933; E unp. 75899; BE. Carlton Cook.
18611
771
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18612
Let’s sing hooray for the N.R.A.: song.
© 1c. Sept. 1, 1933; E unp. 75865;
Lucius F. Smith. 18612
Let’s talk about love: w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp. 75946;
Squire Warren Knowles. 18613
Let the red wine flow; Gypsy song,
from Ballerina. w Desmond Carter,
m Henry Sullivan. © Aug. 21, 1933;
E for. 31433; Chappell & co., ltd.
18614
Let us dance: waltz song. © 1 «.
Sept. 16, 1933; E unp. 76383; Anita
Berengher. 18615
Lettre 4 Phryné; de Henry Gillet;
orch. ptes. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31415; Delrieu fréres. 18616
Lettres d’amis ... lettres d’amour;
paroles Maurice Aubret, m Maurice
Yvain. © 'fuly 1;° 1983; “H for.
31499; Editions Salabert. 18617
Lewin (Gustav) Sonate; C dur;
violine u. klavier. © May 11. 1933;
E for. 31329; Fr. Kistner & C. F. W.
Siegel. 18618
Li dous bessoun; auteur ineconnu, tra-
duction G. S.-R. T., harmonisé G.
Saint-René Taillandier. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31387; Editions Sala-
bert. 18619
Lied (Ein) geht um die welt; tango
festivale, w Ernst Neubach, m Hans
May, arr. Mac Ayn; orch. stimmen.
© Mar. 25, 1933; E for. 31316; Edi-
tion Karl Briill. 18620
Life-love; w and melody. © 1. Sept.
20, 1983; E unp. 76547; Virginia
Gemmer. 18621
Life’s so complete; w and m Richard
Himber and Johnny Mercer; with
guit. and banjo arr. © Sept. 12,
1933; E pub. 37736; Olman music
corp. 18622
Lift your eyes and smile; song. © 1
c. Sept. 22, 1983; E unp. 76652;
Sarah D. Fuller. 18623
Light of love eternal; w Bella Mc-
Intosh, m Lowell Patton: mixed
voices. © Sept. 11, 1933; E pub.
37877 ; Carl Fischer, inc. 18624
Lighting the world; Rally day service,
w Mattie B. Shannon and others, m
compiled Mattie B. Shannon. ©
July 12, 1983; E pub. 37590; Hall-
Mack co. 18625
Lillian steps; by Wm. Kernell; pf.-
conductor. © 1 ¢. Aug. 29, 1983; E
unp. 75762; Movietone music corp.
18626
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
—————— ———eeeeSESESSSsSeSeSSSSSeSsSSeSesesSeseseesesssSs
Lion tamers blues; w G. DuBois and
B. Ellison, melody H. Brooks. © i
ec. May 22, 1983; E unp? 762535;
Gladys DuBois, Ben Ellison and
Harvey Brooks. 18627
Lis’nin’ yeahs; w M. V. Stanley, m B.
Ballou. © 1 ¢ Sept. 15, 1983; E
unp. 763836; Mary V. Stanley and
Belle Ballou. 18628
Little darling; w and m Verdi Mc-
Lennan. © 1. Sept. 21, 1933; E
unp. 76603; Verdi McLennan Kindel.
18629
Little gray-haired mother of mine;
song, melody P. B. Story. ©1.c
Sept. 7, 1933: E unp. 76022; San-
ford A. Traynham. 18630
Little (A) house back home; w and m
Erma Thurston. © 1 e. Sept. 30,
1933; E unp. 76914; Erma Thurston
Young. 18631
Little man, what now; song. ©1.«
Sept. 18, 1933; E unp. 76462; G. Wil-
liam Henninger. bore § 18682
Little (A) May-time song; humoreske.
text H. Lengsfelder and N. Intra-
tor, English version D. Millar Craig,
m Antonin Dvorak, op. 101, no. 7;
in D flat. © Aug. 28, 1933; E for.
31670; Alfred Lengnick & @o., Itd.
18633.
Little (The) old shack; valse, w and
m Bob Birkbeck. © 1 ¢. Aug. 29,
1933; E unp. 75977; Robert Birbeck.
18634
Little (A) somepn’; w and melody.
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1933; E unp. 76229;
William Gilmour Clark. 18635
Little wildwood home; song, m Walter
J. Goodell. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1933; E
unp. 75892; Clarence French. 18636
Little you know; w and m Joe Young.
Milton Ager and Jean Schwartz;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 29, 1933;
E pub. 38040; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inc. 18637
Living for you; w, m and French tr.
M. T. Charles, arr. by Freddy Wills.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1933; E unp. 76389 ;
Charles Murphy and M. T. De-
bruyne. 18638
Living in the clouds; from Give me a
ring, w Graham John, m Martin
Broones; with ukulele arr. © June
12, 1983; E for. 31627; Chappell &
co.,ltd. 18639
Lonely; song, pf. arr. Prof. Wunder-
lich. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1933; E ump.
75885; John Pestell. 18640
172
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1935
Lonely for me; w M. L. Van Slyke, m
J. Estren and H. I. Zimmerman; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1933; E unp. 76841 ;
Mary Louise Van Slyke, Joe Estren
and Herbert Irving Zimmerman.
18641
Lonely heart: from As thousands
cheer, w and w Irving Berlin, with
ukulele arr. © Sept 22, 1933; E
pub, 37947; Irving Berlin, inc. 18642
Lonesome; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele acc. © 1. Sept. 15,
1933; E unp. 76349; Stanley Kurze-
jewski. 18643
Lonesome night; song. © 1 ¢. Sept. 1,
1933; E unp. 75861; Hosea Aden
Taylor. 18644
Long live love; w and melody. © 1
ce. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp. 76086 ; David
M. Brown and Jimmy Delaney.
18645
Longing; w and m Endrea Marka. ©
1 ec. Sept. 11, 1983; E unp. 76188;
Hndrea Marka Johnson. 18646
Look at that moon what a night for
love; fox-trot song arr. C. Wilson;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 28, 1933;
E pub. 37637; Manfred Byron
Hughes, 18647
Look at what you’re doing to me;
song. ©1c. Sept. 19, 1933; E unp.
76520; Charles Foster Egolf, jr.
18648
Look out for General Johnson; w and
melody. © 1 «¢ Sept. 9, 1933; EH
unp. 76124; George M. Cohan.
18649
Lord (The) is my shepherd; hymn.
© Sept. 16, 19383; E pub. 37867;
George Carlan Elliott. 18650
Lord Jesus, Who dost love me; by
' Paul Gerhardt and Heinrich Isaak,
- arr. Matthew Nathaniel Lundquist;
5 mixed voices, unacc. © Aug. 28,
1933; E pub. 37650; Concordia pub.
house. 18651
Lord of our life; w Philip Pusey, m
Alfred Whitehead; mixed voices,
organ acc. © Aug. 31, 1933; E pub.
37640; Arthur P. Schmidt co. 18652
Lord, take away pain; song, w anon.
©1e. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp. 76106;
Carl L. Seltzer. 18653
Losing you; w and melody Beatrice
Bliss. © 1. Sept. 14, 1933; E unp.
76300; Beatrice Blistein. 18654
18670
Lost love; waltz, w Bessie Loughton,
m Ken Kennedy; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 31649; Bessie
Loughton. 18655
Lost without you; song, arr. Bernie
Clements. © 1 ¢c. Sept. 22, 1933;
EK unp. 76647; Mabel Grace Huff.
1TS056
Lotus flower of old Japan; song. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 22, 19383; E unp. 76623;
Pansy Mae Emery. 18657
Lou-Anna; w and m Ted _ Fiorito,
Harry Tobias and Neil Moret; with
ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen. ©
Sept. 25, 19388; E pub. 37990; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 18658
Love and caress me now; waltz song;
pf. treble. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1933; E
unp. 76574; Mary Parrish. 18659
Love dreams; valse song. © 1 e.
Aug. 29, 1933; E unp. 75975; W. A.
Bentley. 18660
Love has gone away; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1983; E unp. 76645;
Leroy Dixson. 18661
Love (The) I can’t forget; w and mel-
ody. ©1« Sept. 29, 1933; E unp.
76878; Inez Coppedge Woodward.
18662
Love is all eternal spring; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76348;
W. J. Houlding. 18663
Love is king; w and melody. ©1 .
Sept. 12, 1983; E unp. 76248; Ber-
nard Chase. 18664
Love is life; w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m
1. B: Kornblum: *.©’1 ¢. Sept:, 15:
1933; E unp. 76429; Movietone
music Corp. 18665
Love is mine; m Frank Grey, arr.
Tom Clark; song orch. pts. © Aug.
21, 1933; E pub. 37624; G. Schirmer,
ine. 18666
Love is the sweetest experiment ; song.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 6, 1933; E unp. 76004;
Gertrude Schlatter. 18667
Love me; w and m Glenn Arden. ©
1 ce. Aug. 26, 1983; E unp. 76230;
Hugh Hancock Gregory. 18668
Love ’neath the moonlight; w Bob
Godet, melody Leonard J. Edson
and Ben Rosen. © 1 ec. Aug. 26,
1933 ; E unp. 75970; Louis C. Hitzen.
18669
Love of my dreams; waltz; pf. ©
Aug. 8, 1933; E for. 31280; Jessie
Vanderbilt Simons. 18670
173
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18671
Love, pasS me by; from Ballerina, w
Desmond Carter, m Henry Sullivan.
Aug. 21, 1933; E for. 31434;
Chappell & co., ltd. 18671
Love’s like a dream, eternal; waltz
song. ©1c. Sept. 26, 1933; E unp.
76791; S. Smith Mitchell. 18672
Love, won’t you leave me alone; w Ed.
Cochrane, melody G. R. Byrd and
Harold Potter. © 1 c Sept. 26,
1933; E unp. 76774; George Rudolph
Byrd. 18673
Loved one; song. © 1 ec. Sept. 15,
1933; E unp. 76362; Vincent Marra.
18674
Lovely lady; w Arthur Freed, m Nacio
Herb Brown, pf. arr. Wayne Allen.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1933; E unp. 76668 ;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 18675
Lover of my dreams; Russian Gypsy
song. © 1. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp.
75958: Andrew Hrudka. 18676
Lovers moon; song, melody Larry E.
Goffin. © 1 c. Sept. 25, 1933; E
unp. 76725; Alma Redmond. 18677
Loves old refrain; w Peter Andrio-
poulos, and melody. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1933; E unp. 76440; Ernest Basil
Hatzigoga. 18678
Love’s response; caprice, F. H. Losey,
op. 386; band pts. © Sept. 20,
1933; E pub. 37962; C. L. Barn-
house, inc. 18679
Low cotton; song. © 1 ec. Sept. 19,
1933; E unp. 76499; Ted Columbus
Sturgis. 18680
Lucky fella: w Dorothy Fields, m
Jimmy McHugh, pf. arr. Wayne
Alien. ‘© 1 c¢ Sept.: 23, 1983; E
unp. 76670; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 18681
Lullaby for a papoose; by Moreton
Graves Abbott; pf. © Sept. 11,
1933; E pub. 37903; Carl Fischer,
ine. 18682
Lullaby moon; w and m Mack David,
Larry Stock and Al Hoffman; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 5, 1933; E
pub. 37669 ; Irving Berlin, inc.
18683
Lullaby of love; w and melody Ann
Ronell. © 1 ¢. Sept. 29, 19383; E
unp. 76872; Irving Berlin, inc.
8684
Lully, lullay; Christmas carol, author
anon., m Melville Smith; 4-pt. fe-
male cho, © Sept. 20, 1933; E pub.
37842; M. Witmark & sons. 18685
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28:
Luther, the gift of God; children’s
Service, compiled Herman Voigt,
with m Martin Luther and Wonn-
berger. © Sept. 21, 1983; AA
128951 ; Concordia pub. house.
18686
Ma curly-headed babby; pt.-song or
quartet, w and m G. H. Clutsam,
arr. William Stickles ; female voices.
© Aug. 9, 1933; E pub. 37834; Chap-
pell & co., Itd. 18687
Ma towu;: w traditional; mixed quar-
tette, cantor, bar., solo and organ
ace. © Sept. 18, 1983; E pub.
37987: Leon M. Kramer. 18688
Mad dreams; song, m Lon Healy and.
C. Griswold. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1933:
E unp. 76607: Con Griswold.
18689:
Mademoiselle; w and m Max and
Harry Nesbitt; with ukulele arr. R.
S. Stoddon. © Sept. 5, 1933; E for.
31485: B. Feldman & co. 18690:
Madrigal to Ann; w C. McLaughlin, m
Earl IK. Breitenbach. © 1 ¢. Sept.
15, 19338; E. unp.. 63828; Hark
Breitenbach and Constance Mc-
Laughlin. 18691
Magyar; de Victor Kitizd6, op. 41; vio-
lon avec ace. de pf. © May 1, 1933;
E for. 31326; Johann André. 18692:
Main (La) qui caline: fox-trot dans
l’operette Le garcon de chez Prunier,
livret André Barde et Michel Carré,
m Joseph Szule, arr. Francis Sala-
bert; orch. ptes. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 81359; Editions Salabert.
18693.
Mama; tango, R. Collazo, arr. Alfredo:
Antonini: orch. pts. © Sept. 6,
1933; E pub. 37665; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 18694
Mama Liza: rumba, Van Hoorebeke et
Yatove; orch. ptes. © May 1, 1933;
E for. 31347: Editions musicales
Sam Fox. 18695
Mamma mockingbird; melody Hoagy
Carmichael. © 1 ¢. Sept. 13, 1933;
E unp. 76688; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 18696
Man of my heart; song. © 1 ¢. Aug.
29, 1933; E unp. 76236: Ethel Rough-
ton Wortham. 18697
Man (The) on the flying trapeze; song,
pf. arr. H. S. Krouse. © Sept. 21,.
1933; E pub. 37921;. Edward B.
Marks music corp. 18698
174
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
w and m Mac; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 5, 1933; E pub. 37695; Villa
Moret, inc. 18699
March of the Mohawk Valley; w D. S.
Cassidy, m W. Gregar. © 1 ©. Sept.
18, 1933; E unp. 76536; Demarest S.
Cassidy and Willis Gregar. 18700
March of the N R A; song. ©1e.
Sept. 2, 1933; E unp. 75883; Ed-
ward C. Woodward. 18701
March on, Cincinnati; song; with uku-
lele arr. May Singhi Breen. © Sept.
14, 1933; E pub. 37725; Thornton W.
Allen. 18702
March on like a legionaire [sic]; Ww
Boit Dane, m Frank Melville Rob-
erts. © 1. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp.
76223; Hollywood post no. 28, Ca-
nadian legion, B. E. 8S. L. 18703
Marchand d’habits; texte fun: J. EHiz-
ner, texte francais et m Alfred Rose,
cp. 48. Soi ft, 19333 "hi hor:
31557 ; Editions du magasin musie¢al,
Pierre Schneider. 18704
Marching (The) song; w L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, m I. B. Kornblum. — [Phots-
stat] ©1ce. Sept. 15, 1933; E unp.
764380; Movietone music corp.
18705
Margaret—dear Margaret; w and mel-
ody C. Fisher and Jimmy Delaney.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp. 76085;
Carl Fisher. 18706
Margoton (La) du bataillon; marche
6/8 one-step, dans le film, paroles
Ch. L. Pothier et René Pujol, m
Oberfeld; avec accord de Vukulele.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31484; Bdi-
tions Salabert. 18707
Marguerite; w J. Vodicka, m C. M.
Pond; orch. pts.. with male trio. ©
1c Sept. 9,' 19383; -unp. 6755;
Cyril M. Pond and Joseph Vodicka.
18708
with ukulele arr. ©lc.
Sept. 9, 1933: E unp. 76182; Cyril
M. Pond and Joseph Vodicka.
Mariposita ; pf. treble with w. © 1c.
Sept. 6, 1988; E unp. 75994; Robert
Earl Madison. 18710
Marlene, you are my song of songs;
w Edward Heyman. m_ Richard
Myers; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
9, 1933; E pub. 37734; Famous mu-
sic corp. 18711
18727
Martin-valse; de C. Zeller, arr. Fran-
cis Salabert; orch. ptes. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31379; Editions Sala-
bert. 18712
Marvelous; song, pf. se. Hlmer C. Piot-
ter. © 1c. Sept. 20, 1933; E unp.
76616; Fred Cliver Amspoker.
18713
Mary Rose; from This week of grace,
w and m Harry Parr-Davies; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 14, 1933; E for.
31567; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.
18714
Maybe; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Sept.
25, 1933; E unp. 76766; W. C. Heine-
mann. 18715
Mazie Mae; w and melody. © 1 ©.
Sept. 11, 19383; E unp. 76216; Irwin
Norman Hackerman. 18716
Me for you forever; from Murder at
the Vanities, w Edward Heyman, m
Richard Myers; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 11, 19383; E pub. 37764;
Harms, inc. 18717
Meant to be; song. © 1 e¢. Sept. 22,
1933; E unp. 76668; Harry Morris.
18718
Meet me tonight in the moonlight;
song, w John Richard Moreland. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 9, 1983; E unp. 76945;
Mary Wright Bain. 18719
Mellowy moon; song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
25, 1933; E unp. 76764; Gordon Wil-
liam Jensen. 18720)
Melodia; by Max Reger, op. 59, no. 11,
transcribed EF. Campbell-Watson ;
string orch. Se. and pts. © Sept.
8, 1933; E pub. 37710; M. Witmark
& sons. 18721
Melodiana, no. 2; melody. © 1 «
Sept. 6, 1983; E unp. 76002; John
Michael Kosmetos. 18722
Melody in EB flat; pf. treble. ©1«
Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76030; Rus-
sell Leake. 18723
Melody in my heart; song. © 1 ©
Sept. 1, 19383; E unp. 75871; Stephen
Byko. 18724
Melody method for violin. bk. 1. ©
Sept. 8, 1983; AA 129007; Wort S.
Morse. 18725
Melody of love: song. © Aug. 21,
19383; E pub. 37874; John Dickson
and Marion Paugh. 18726
Melody of woes; w and melody; in ©
min. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1983; EH unp.
75913 ; Barbara Ann Rock. 18727
175
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18728
Memories of Hawaii; w Carl H. Davis,
m Eddie K. Gasper. © 1. Sept. 25.
1933; E unp. 76729; Carl Davis and
Eddie Gasper. 18728
Mem/’ries of dreams come true; song,
m Jessie L. Roberts. © 1 ¢. Sept.
1, 1933; E unp. 75870; Jasmine
Jackson. 18729
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Adagio; from First or-
Zan sonata, transcribed F. Camp-
bell-Watson; string orch. Se. and
pts. © Sept. 8, 1983; E pub. 37712;
M. Witmark & sons. 18730
Menuet de Vinfant; de Gérard Hek-
king; violoncelle et pf. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31397; Durand &€ cie.
18731
Mes petits chapeaux; fox-trot dans
l’opérette A la belle bergére, couplets
Jean-Nohain, m Mireille; avec ac-
cord de Vukulele. © July 1, 1933:
E for. 31481; Editions Salabert.
18732
Message for mother; song, melody P.
B. Story. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1933; E
unp. 76779; Maud P. Lynch. 18733
Miami moon; song, melody Ray Mc-
Namara. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1933; E
unp. 76660; Viola Cloud Turnbow.
18734
Miaou; fox-trot, de La margoton du
bataillon, paroles Jacques Darmont,
nrOberfeld ; avec accord de l’ukulele.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31520; Edi-
tions Salabert. 18735
Mickey Mouse and Minnie’s in town;
w and m Ann Ronell; with ukulele
arr. © Sept. 8, 1933; E pub. 37702:
Irving Berlin, inc. 18736
Midi (Le) chante; paroles Ch. L.
Pothier et André Hugon, m Jacques
Janin; avec aceord de l’ukulele. ©
July 1, 1933; E for. 31474; Editions
Salabert. 18737
Midshipman’s (The) march; by Zo
Elliott and Maurice La Farge. 1.
Band pts.—2. Full orch. pts. ©
Ang. 4, 22; 1983 iE spa ape
37879; Carl Fischer, inc.
18738, 18739
Miette ; fox-trot, de l’opérette Au pays
du soleil, lyrique René Sarvil, m
Vincent Scotto, arr. Francis Sala-
bert; orch. ptes. © July 1, 1933; E
for. 31377; Editions Salabert.
18740
pt. 10. Rese ae
Mihalovici (Marcel) Sonate; op. 35;
3 clarinettes. © July 1, 1933; E
for. 31383; Editions Salabert.
18741
Miniatures in music; pf. bk. 4. ©
Aug. 28, 1933; E pub. 37645; Cyrus .
H. McCormick. 18742
Minnelied; old German, harmonized
and set for voice and pf., and Eng-
lish version, A. Walter Kramer.
transcribed for male voices, Williani
J. Reddick. © Aug. 29, 1933; E pub.
37674; J. Fischer & bro. 18743
Minuto de locura; tango, José M. Luc-
chesi, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © July 1, 1933; E for. 31376;
Editions Salabert. 18744
Mira of the isles of the sea; fox-trot
song, w Melvin Richardson. © 1 ©.
Sept. 20, 1983; E unp. 76552: Harold
Richardson. 18745
Miss Lingerie; melody Billy Gilbert
and Marvin Hatley. © 1 «¢ Sept.
22, 1933; E unp. 76696; Southern
music pub. ¢o., ine. 18746
Missa Dei amoris; w from liturgy of
the Roman Catholic church, m Mar-
tin G@. Dumler, op. 36; cantus, ten.
and bass; organ acc. © Aug. 30,
1933; E pub. 37726; McLaughlin &
Reilly co. 18747
Missa in honorem S8. Pii V; liturgical
mass in G, George C. Constantine;
4-pt. mixed cho., organ acc. © Sept.
18, 1983; E pub. 37940; White-Smith
music pub. co. 18748
Missa pro defunctis; liturgical w, m
op. 67; 3 equal voices, mixed voices
or unison cho., organ acc. © Sept.
21, 1983; E pub. 37816; Odilon Tal-
bot. 18749
Missouri; fox trot song. © 1 ©. Sept.
5, 193838; E unp. 76070; H. W. Meyer.
18750
Mister Moon; w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 9, 1933: E unp. 76143; John B.
Wadsworth. 18751
Mister, will you serenade; fox-trot, w
and m Clarence Williams, Ikey Rob-
inson and Alexander Hill; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 15, 1983; E pub.
37812; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., ine. 18752
Moanin’; song. © 1 «. Sept. 16, 1933;
E unp. 76379; Joseph Clarence
Chambers, jr. 18753
Modernistic love; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ Sept. 7, 1983; E unp. 76094;
Raymond Moore Beck. 18754
776
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Mois (Un) de vacances; paroles Jean
Nohain, m Mireille. © July 1, 1983;
E for. 31405; Publications Raoul
Breton & cie. 18755
Moment (The) I looked in your eyes;
w Dorothy Dick, m Gene Gifford, pf.
arr. R. H. Noeltner; with ukulele
arr. Haia Kia. © Aug. 30, 1933; H
pub. 37656; Keit-Hngel, inc. 18756
Momies (Les); dans l’opérette A la
belle bergére, couplets Jean-Nohain,
m Mireille; avee accord de luku-
lele. ©) July 1, 1933; E for. 31479;
Hditions Salabert. 18757
Mon amour; mélodie, paroles Camille
Francois, m Wal-Berg. © July 1,
1933; E for. 81527 ; Société anonyme
francaise Chappell. 18758
Mon coeur vagabond ; fox-blues, paroles
francaises Jean Loysel, paroles an-
glaises et m Juanne Arliss. © July
1, 1983; E for. 31410; Publications
Raoul Breton et cie. 18759
Mon soleil, a moi...; marche 6/8
one-step, paroles Ch. L. Pothier et
André Hugon, m: Jacques Janin;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © June 1,
1933; E for. 31473; Editions Sala-
bert. 18760
Mona; Spanish song; pf. © 1c. Sept.
5, 1983; EH unp. 75950; Nicholas
Mallardo. 18761
Monfred (Avenir H.) Quatre préludes
syncopés; pf. nrs. 14. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31389; Editions Sala-
bert. 18762
Monique, je suis tout pour Monique;
fox-trot, de Un soir de réveillon,
lyrics Jean Boyer, m Raoul Moretti;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © July 1,
1983; E for. 31490; Editions Sala-
bert. 18763
-Monks’ (The) march; w Walter
Scott,—Oh, why camest thou before
me; w anon.—Men of Harlech; w
William Duthie: Welsh folk-songs
arr. Archibald Thompson Davison ;
4-pt. men’s cho. © July 29, 1933;
E pub. 37798; E. C. Schirmer music
co. 18764
Montmartroise (La) ; one-step, paroles
et m Lucien Boyer; avec accord de
Vukulele. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31457 ; Editions Salabert. 18765
Mood jocose; pf. © 1c. Sept. 26,
1933; E unp. 76773; Florence E. An-
derson. 18766
18782
Moods; w and m Glenn Arden. © 1.
Aug. 26, 1983; E unp. 76061; Hugh
Hancock Gregory. 18767
——w and melody; in Emin. ©1«.
Sept. 19, 1983; E unp. 76515; Ray-
mond Moore Beck. 18768
Moon dreams; fox-trot song, w Edith
Hurvitz. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1983; E
upp. 76396; Alexander Gelpe. 18760
Moon nocturne; by Nathaniel Shil-
kret; pf. © Aug. 18, 1933; E pub.
37970; Southern music pub. co., inc.
18770
Moon of love; waltz; pf. treble with
w. ©1e. Sept. 5, 193838; E unp.
75951; Nicholas Mallardo. 18771
Moon of Forto Rico; waltz song, mel-
ody Starret system club. © 1 ©.
Sept. 9, 1983; E unp. 76112; Don La
Salvaro. 18772
Moon of romance; w and melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 26, 1983; E unp. 76793;
Peter. Paul Jensen. 18773
Moon (The) on the water; w Ellery
Rand, melody G. L. Clarke and Bert
L. Clarke. © 1. Sept. 13, 1933; E
unp. 76270; George L. Clarke.
18774
Moon over Monterey; rumba valse, w
William Hill, m Mabel Wayne; with
ukulele arr. © July 26, 1933; E
pub. 37826; Harms, ine. 18775
Moon pale moon; w and melody; in
Amin. ©1ce. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp.
75914; Barbara Ann Rock. 18776
Moonbeams; pf. with w. © 1c. Sept.
15, 19388; E unp. 76808; Florence
Mundy McDougall. 18777
Moonlight and love; w and melody
Helen Smith. © 1. Sept. 9, 1933;
EK unp. 76146; Helen Smith Beeson.
18778
Moonlight and shadows; w Charles
Dennis, m Christopher Grant; with
ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon. © July
18, 1933; E for. 31637; B. Feldman
& Co. 18779
Moonlight and you; song. © 1 «.
Sept. 28, 1933; E unp. 76857 ; Camille
Marie Palumbo. 18780
Moonlight (A) memory; waltz, w Ed-
ward Heyman, m Kay Swift; with
ukulele acc. © Sept. 11, 1933; E
pub. 37761; T. B. Harms eco. 18781
Moonlight musings; waltz song. © 1
e. Sept. 18, 1983; E unp. 76466;
Harvey S. King. 18782
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Moonlight (The) waltz; song, w Cliff
Ferrell. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1933; H
unp. 76331; Frederick Byron Fer-
rell. 18783
More four tones; v. 2 of the Four-tone
folio, album of instrumental quar-
tets, selected, ed. and arr. Irving
Cheyette and Charles J. Roberts;
pts. for all string, woodwind and
brass ensembles, with pf. acec., con-
ductor. © Sept. 11, 1933; E pub.
37917; Carl Fischer, inc. 18784
More than you'll ever know; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1933; E unp.
76372; Alexander Fishman. 18785
Morgen geht’s in see; text u. spezial-
arr. Otto Rathke, m Otto Rathke u.
Paul Dietrich; salon orch. stimmen.
© July 25, 1933; E for. 31673; Otto
Wernthal. 18786
Morning after blues; w Julian Chein,
melody George William Caturani.
©1c. Sept. 22, 1933; E unp. 76655;
Julian Nicholas Chein. 18787
Morris dance; from Ballet suite Henry
VIII, by Edward German, arr. S. C.
Thompson; saxophone quartet. ©
July 29, 1933; E pub. 37998; Alfred
music co., ine. 18788
Most of my time; w and melody. © i
e. Sept. 7, 1983; E unp. 76045; Sid-
ney D. Nadler. 18789
Mother and honey-suckle; song. © 1
eo Sept. ?. 18, ..1933.;.. By anp.-. (6401)
Mary Beatrice Jones. 18790
Mother mine; song, w Dorothy Sharp.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1933; E unp. 76511;
Lockwood Cliffe Kelsey. 18791
Mother of mine, I love you; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Sept. 19, 1933; E
unp. 76510; John J. Santucci. 18792
Mother’s eyes; w Andreas Bard, m Ju-
lius Osiier. © Sept. 1, 19383; E pub.
37648; Clayton F. Summy co. 18793
Mother’s newsie boy; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp. 76172;
Carolyn Margaret Kay. 18794
Moyer’s charted harmony chords for
the mandolin; by Will D. Moyer.
© Sept. 27, 1988; AA 129590; Chart
music pub. house, ine. 18795
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Con-
certo en ré; cor et orch., transcrit
et arr. C. A. P. Ruyssen; pf. et vio-
loncelle. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31555; Editions du magasin musi-
cal, Pierre Schneider. 18796
pt. I1I, n. s., v. 28
Finale; from Sonata in F major,
arr. Antonio HK. Cafarella; wood-
winds. Sc. and pts. © Sept. 8,
1933; E pub. 37709; M. Witmark &
sons. 18797
Hymne an Deutschland; neu un-
ter gelegte deutsche text Valerian
Tornius, klavier auszug Walter Lott,
hrsg. u. bearb. Max Friedlander;
gem. chor. mit orch. o. klavier begl.
Se. and pts. © May 4, 1933; E for.
31342; Fr. Kistner & C. F. W.
Siegel. 18798
Three divertimento movements;
arr. Charles Woodhouse; string
orch., se. and pts., and pf. conductor.
© Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 31429;
Hawkes & son (London), ltd. 18799
Mulata; rumba; pf. © 1 ee. Sept. 1,
1933; E unp. 75862; Terig Tucci.
18800
Music hath charms; song, m Edwin
Daniels. © 1c. Sept. 7, 1933; E unp.
76047 ; Edward Emil Horacek.
18801
Music maker; march, Wm. M. Talbott;
band pts. © Sept. 6, 1933; E pub.
37959; Fillmore bros. eo. 18802
Musie of the night wind; w and m
Nicholas Engel Fisher; med., in E
flat. © Sept. 6, 1933; E pub. 37905;
Carl Fischer, ine. 18803
Musica divina; choral improvisations,
Philip G. Kreckel, op. 41; organ.
bk. 2. © Aug. 29, 1933; E pub.
37677; J. Fischer & bro. 18804
Musical opening; w Dorothy Fields,
m Jimmy McHugh, arr. Wayne Al-
len. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1933; E unp.
76671; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
18805
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
¥. G. Hawkes. v. 47, pt. 9, Sept. 1933..-
© Aug 30, 1933; E for. 31448; Sal-
vationist pub. & supplies, ltd.
18806
My A B C’s; pf. ace, V. C. Veilleux.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp. 75957;
Freeman George Snider. 18807
My autumn queen; waltz, w J. Gutt-
mann, m H. Lohr. © 1 «. Sept. 12,
1933; E unp. 76261; Henrietta Lohr
and Joseph Guttmann. 18808
My beautiful valley of dreams; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 6, 1933; E unp.
75987; Russel T. Snyder: 18809
778
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
My beloved; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 1, 1933; E unp. 75855; Annie
Matte. 18810
My blues chant; w and melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 13, 1933; E unp. 76266;
Katharine H. Handy. 18811
My chiquita; paso doble, Han Beuker ;
pf. © Sept. 8, 1933; E for. 31666;
United music publishers, Itd. 18812
My clear guiding star; song, melody
Claude Lapham. © 1 ec. Sept. 5,
1933; E unp. 75926; Stein Riverton.
18813
My Dixie boy dream; w and melody
J. Seales and Jimmy Delaney. ©
1c. Aug. 26, 1933; E. unp. 75533;
James Seales. 18814
My dreams of you; waltz, w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 21, 1983; E unp.
76578; Fred Lyon and _ “Forrest
Spangberg. 18815
“My Father’s love; song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
14, 1933; E unp. 76302; Hrma C.
Ellison. 18816
My first romance; w and melody. ©
1 e@ Sept. 25, 1988; E unp. 76750;
Felix A. Goss. 18817
My friendly lane; valse song. © 1.
Sept. 16, 1933; E unp. 76629; John P.
Fullmer. 18818
My garden of memories; song, melody
P. B. Story. © 1c. Sept. 7, 1933;
E unp. 76020; Savanah McDonald.
18819
My gift to you ma mere; song. ©1c.
Sept. 15, 1983; E unp. 76334; Clara
EK. Mann. 18820
My girl belongs to the N.R.A.; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp.
76165; Winstead Dyer Smith.
18821
‘My Guadalupe; w and melody. ©l1c.
Sept. 5, 1933; E unp. 75919; Florence
F. Roan. 18822
‘My Gypsy love; song, w Virginia Ruth
Pillars, © 1c. Sept. 22,1933; B
unp. 76661; Myrtle Shannon Forsyth.
18823
“My hat’s on the side of my head; w
and m Harry Woods and Claude
Hulbert; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
29, 1938; E for. 31682; Cinephonic
musie ¢co., ltd. 18824
“My heart is a silent violin; by Oscar
J. Fox, voc. crch. Julius §. Seredy ;
ies men. in’ B fat... ©, Aug., 22.
19383; E pub. 87880; Carl Fischer,
ine. 18825
18842
——poem Eric von der Goltz, jr., m
Oscar J. Fox; med., in B flat. ©
July 31, 1988; EB pub. 37912; Carl
Fischer, inc. 18826
My heaven on earth; w and melody.
© 1 c. Sept. 5,.1933; E unp. 75932 ;
Rose Jean Harper. 18827
My inflation is you; w and melody.
@©id ¢. Sept: 25/1933; Hunp, (6723.;
Tom Tony Moore. 18828
My little senorita; tango, w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Sept. 15, 1933; E unp.
76373; June Rose Sherman. 18829
My love; tango, song, Spanish version
Luis F. Nolasco, arr. Ariston Ave-
lino. © May 9, 1933; E pub. 37808 ;
Carmen Franquelli. 18830
My love is really meant for you; song,
m Andrew Gondek. © 1 ¢. Sept. 7,
1933; E unp. 76008; Joseph Lublen-
sky, jr. 18831
My lucky day; from This week of
grace, w and m Harry Parr-Davies ;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 14, 1983;
E for. 31568; Francis, Day & Hunt-
er, ltd. 1883
My Malibu home; pf. © 1c. Sept. 13,
1933 ; E unp. 76277 ; Eva Lewis Mac-
Quarrie. 18833
My memories of you; song. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 21, 1983; E unp. 76615; Fred
Shorey Campbell. 18834
My mirror of memories; w M. Wicks,
melody W. Wicks. © 1c. Sept. 30,
1933; E unp. 76911; Wilfred Wicks
and Mark Wicks. 18835
My moon of love; song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
6, 19383; E unp. 75998; Roland Noel
Godon. 18836
My Nadine; song. © 1 ec. Sept. 18,
1933; E unp. 76452; Irma Cook.
18837
My New England home sweet home;
w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 21,
1933; E unp. 76608; Fred Shorey
Campbell. 18838
My Oriental girl: song, m Hdward T.
Sutherland. © 1 c. Sept. 27, 1933;
E unp. 76814; Buddy Merritt. 18839
My pals; song. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1933;
E unp. 76854; Mabel K. Putting.
18840
My perfect sweetheart; song. © 1 ©¢.
Sept. 19, 1988; E unp. 76518; Char-
les Foster Egolf, jr. 18841
My price is love; w and melody. © 1
G@ Sept. 5, 193838; HE unp. 75945;
Squire Warren Knowles. 18842
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18843
My queen; fox-trot, w and meiody. ©
1c. Sept. 28, 19838; E unp. 76850;
Sam Centamore. 18843
My rainbow of dreams; fox trot song.
© 1 «. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp. 75940;
Lois Payne Gunderson. 18844
My Rocky Mountain home; song; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 12, 1933; E
pub. 37931; Martin J. Rooney. 18845
My state of the Golden Gate; song,
melody George Harmon EHEmmans.,
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1933; E unp. 76313;
Nada T. Frank. 18846
My sunshine; song. © 1c. Sept. 26,
19338; E unp. 76798; Archie Meik-
lem. 18847
NIRA; w and melody H. G. Nichols
and Jimmy Delaney. © 1 ¢ Aug.
26, 1933; E unp. 75530; Honora
Gaffney Nichols. 18848
NIRA (The) eagle; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1933; E unp. 75881;
George Washington McCauslin.
18849
N’oublie pas de m’aimer; tango, pa-
roles Fernand Loisel, m Eva Bar-
einska. © July (1,-1983; > for.
31460; Editions Sa’abert. 18850
N. R. A. (The) ; mixed voices. © 1c.
Sept. 27, 1933; E unp. 76815; Amos
A. Hanks. 18851
song. ©1c. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp.
76050; Irene Koester Coovel. 18852
N.-R. A.; march, pf.) with ws ©.1 c.
Sept. 22, 19383; E unp. 76649; Ches-
ter J. Duda. 18853
—march song. © 1 ¢. Sept. 19,
1933; E unp. 76523; Salvatore Can-
nova. 18854
polka. © 1. Sept. 26, 1933; EB
unp.. (6772;., Jean ,idiart: 18855
——song. ©1e. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp.
76088; Leo Kolendo. 18856
song, w S. L. Zax. © 1. Sept.
29, 1933; E unp. 76900; Hlizabeth
Lavin Zax. 18857
w and m Burma Christie. © 1 ©¢.
Sept. 12, 1983; E unp. 76250; Chris-
tine Burnham. 18858
w and m DeWitt Ewart. ©1e.
Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76235; DeWitt
Ewart Sellick. 18859
——w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 9,
1933; E unp. 76152; Peter S. West.
18860
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
——w and melody. © 1 «¢. Sept. 25,
1933; E unp. 76752; Edward B. Da-
venport. 18861
—w and melody. © 1. Sept. 25,
1933; E unp. 76754; Anthony Cris-
tofaro. 18862
N RA and you; w and melody. ©1e.
Sept. 6, 19383; E unp. 75963; Alfred
Henry Becker. 18863
N.R.A. anthem; song. Rev. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 7, 19383; E unp. 76043; Bertha
Gordon. 18864
——Same. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1933; E
unp. 76789; Bertha Gordon. 18865
N.R.A. into prosperity; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1933; E unp. 76245;
Aime Neron. 18866
NRA march; song. © 1 ec. Sept. 2,
1933; E unp. 76293; W. A. Watt
Thompson. 18867
—— song, m Harry Woods. © 1 «¢
Sept. 6, 1983; E unp. 75990; Nettie
Essary. 18868
w and m C. T. Perrin, H. Beniams
and Frances Shelby. © 1. Sept. 7.
1933; E unp. 76049; C. T. Perrin and
Herman Beniams. 18869
——w and melody. © 1 e. Sept. 5,
1933; E unp. 75907; Placide Heinze
Gedge. 18870
N R A marching song; song. ©1e.
Sept. 19, 1988; E unp. 76498; Albert
Mitchell. 18871
N. R. A. on parade; song, m William
Ortmann. © Aug. 11, 1933; E pub.
37473; Louise Bascom Barratt.
18872
N.R.A. (The) parade; song, m Hdward
Vreeland. © 1 ¢. Sept. 6, 1933; E
unp. 75991; Harry James Roche.
18873
N.R.A. (The) song; song, melody J. H.
Fenty and Jimmy Delaney. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 31, 1983; E unp. 75832; Jessie
Haynes Fenty. 18874
w and melody. © 1 e. Sept. 18,
1933 ; E unp. 76634; Thelma M. Hild.
18875
N R A song; march, w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp. 76104;
Inga McManus. 18876
song. © 1c. Sept. 13, 1983; E
unp. 76263 ; Edwin H. Barnes. 18877
w A. Phillips, m B. Davies. ©
Sept. 12, 1983; E pub. 37968; Abdiel
Phillips and Bessie Davies. 18878
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:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
—w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 26,
1933; E unp. 76777; George M. Co-
han. 18879
N. R. A. spells U. S. A.; song, m A. M.
Whitney and Donald A. Smith. ©
1c. Sept. 30, 19383; E unp. 76915;
Alvin M. Whitney. 18880:
N. R. A. (The) today; pf. with w. ©
1c. Sept. 29, 1938; E unp. 76876;
Grace O’Connell. 18881
N RA, we do our part; song. ©1c.
Sept. 5, 1988; E unp. 75908; Jno.
Richardi Rose. 18882
National recovery march; m William
W. Ryther; pf. with w. ©1c. Sept.
6, 19383; E unp. 75988; Kenneth G.
Alberth. 18883
= pf. ©1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp.
76757; Arthur F. Robbins. 18884
National Roosevelt anthem; w George
Harold Howland, m Robert William
Howland. © 1. Sept. 5, 1933; H
unp. 75906; Leo Lewis Howland.
18885
Nature in blue; pf. ©1c. Sept. 19,
1933; E unp. 76514; Jay Stemmer-
man. 18886
Naughty (The) wriggle; w L. Lockett,
melody L. R. Einstein. © 1 ©. Sept.
19, 19838; E unp. 76492; Leonard
Ralph Einstein and Louis Lockett.
18887
Ne dis plus de paroles vaines; blues,
dans le film Chouchou poids plume,
paroles Jacques Bousquet et Alex
Madis, m André Demurger; avec
accord de l’ukulele. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31477; Editions Salabert.
18888
Nécessaire et superflu; paroles Ch. L.
Pothier et André Hornez, m Ober-
feld; avee accord de Vukulele. ©
July 1, 1933; E for. 31519; Editions
Salabert. 18889
Needless to say I love you; pf. with
we ©).1 c. Sept. 29, 1933: BH unp.
76880; Herbert Fletcher Wright.
18890
Nest in the blue; song, arr. R. W.
Noll. ©1e Sept. 10, 1933; E unp.
76509; George J. Peace. 18891
Neugeboren (H.) Cing piéces bréves;
pf. © July 1, 1933; B for. 31402;
R. Deiss. 18892
—— Six préludes; pf. © July 1, 1933;
EK for. 31401; R. Deiss. 18893
160380—33——_4
18907
New (The) deal march; song. © 1 ©¢.
Sept. 21, 1983; E unp. 76575; Marcus
George Schantz. 18894
New deal march; by EH. J. Chapuran
and Carl Mader; band pts. © Sept.
12, 1933; E pub. 37930; Edward J.
Chapuran. 18895
New (The) deal way; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 19383; E unp. 75961;
Harrison Jackson. 18896
New England; hymn tune. © 1 «©.
Sept. 20, 1933; E unp. 76564; John
Sleight Goodsell. 18897
New Hampshire song; pf. with w. ©
Aug. 8, 1983; E pub. 37939; Sara
Simpson. 18898
New (The) melody way to play the
piano; ist bk., w and m W. O. Miess-
ner, and others. © Sept. 12, 1933;
E pub. 37936; William Otto Miess-
ner. 18899
New (The) universal school music se-
ries; rhythm songs, [compiled and
ed.] Walter Damrosch, George H.
Gartlan and Karl W. Gehrkens. ©
Aug. 17, 19383; A 65177; Hinds, Hay-
den & Eldredge, inc. 18900
New (A) way to say I love you; w and
and m Marge Shaw. © 1 c. Sept.
18, 1983; E unp. 76463; Marjorie
Evelyn Shaw. 18901
Newspaper boy; pf. with w. © 1 «.
May 10, 1933; E unp. 76294; Chaim
Towber. 18902
Nicene (The) creed; w from Book of
common prayer, arr. for congrega-
tional singing. © Sept. 12, 1933;
E for. 31646; M. Crossley Pollard.
18903
Night; w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m I. B.
Kornblum. © 1 ec. Sept. 15, 1933;
EK unp. 76431; Movietone music
corp. 18904
Night shades; fox trot song. © 1 «@
Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 76079; Vernon
Phillips. 18905
Night thoughts; w Marie De Lollis,
and melody. © 1. Sept. 8, 1933;
E unp. 76099; Salvatore Fazio.
18906
Night time on the Danube; w F.
Fischer, m EH. Deutsch; pf. treble.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1983; E unp. 76395;
Emery Deutsch and Fred Fischer.
18907
781
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18908
Nifio (El) de La Palma; paso-doble,
A. Celda et Y. Lefler; orch. ptes.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31526; Union
musicale franco-espagnole. 18908
Nira; song, w Dessie Bell Price. © 1
e. Sept. 14, 1933; E unp. 76699; ’Nita
McKinney Brooks. 18909
w L. R. Carle, m L. R. Carle and
Gibby Lockard. © 1 ce. Sept. 28,
1933; E unp. 76863; Louis R. Carle
and Ralph G. Lockard. 18910
Nira and her eagle blue; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Aug. 30/1933) H-anp:
76394; Gertrude Elizabeth Ball.
18911
No more love; from Roman scandals,
w Al Dubin, m Harry Warren; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 11, 19383; EH
pub. 37769; M. Witmark & sons.
18912
No one but you: w and melody Dutch
Fisher. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp.
76141; Algernon H. Fisher. 18913
No one loves me like that Dallas man;
w G. DuBois and B. Ellison, m H.
Brooks, arr. Howard Jackson. Rev.
© 1 c. Sept. 13, 1933; E unp. 76280;
Gladys DuBois, Ben Ellison and
Harvey Brooks. 18914
No sé porqué; tango, du film Melodia
de Arrabal, de José Sentis, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch, ptes. et pa-
roles. © July 1, 1933; E for. 31375;
Editions Salabert. 18915
Nobody but you; song, melody Marion
A. Smart. © 1. Sept. 1, 1933; E
unp. 75868; Elizabeth Margaret Ar-
rington. 18916
Noce (La) bretonne; danse imitative,
d’ aprés le solo pour violon, alto ou
violoncelle, de G. Willaume, op. 14,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch, ptes.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31374; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 18917
Noche criolla; letra y m Maria Teresa
Lara, arr. Agustin Lara. © May
15, 19383; E for. 31578; A. Wagner y
Levien sucs., S. en ¢. 18918
Noche (La) del pecado; Wiener wal-
zerlied, text u.m Max Urban. [Ger-
man text only] © 1 ec. Sept. 5,
19383; E unp. 75959; Edward B.
Marks music Corp. 18919
Nocturne [and] Songs of the tide; pf.
May 12, 1933; E pub. 37806;
Mary Eckhardt Born.
18920 ©
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Noel; Christmas cantata for church
choirs, text written and arranged
May Huntington Davis, m Chas.
Francis Lane; mixed voices. ©
Aug. 30, 1933; E pub. 37971; Tullar-
Meredith co. 18921
Northeastern; Major Henry C. Hill’s
march, Rosario Pellegrino. © 1 ec.
Sept. 5, 1933; E unp. 75930; United
States northeastern penitentiary.
18922
Nothing less than beautiful; w and m
Allie Wrubel; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 18, 1983; E pub. 37792* Keit-
Engel, inc. 18923
Nothing to do in hell; melody F. W.
McGee. © 1 ec. Sept. 7, 1933; E
unp. 76895 ; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 18924
November; by Harry Van Dyke, voc.
orch. Julius 8S. Seredy; pts. high, in
G. © Aug. 28, 1933; E pub. 37878;
Carl Fischer, ine. 18925
Now we're pals again; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1933; E unp. 76576;
Sam Kavalsky. 18926
"Nu viaggio pe’ tte...; versi e melodia.
© Sept. 2, 1933; E pub. 38002;
Rosario Di Nardo. 18927
Nunea te creas; cancion, m P. J. Gon-
zalez y Sanchez bros.; pf. © 1 «
Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76211; Pedro
J. Gonzalez. 18928
O God, Whose presence glows in all;
w N. L. Frothingham, m old Ger-
man melody, arr. William R. Voris;
2-pt. cho. © Aug. 31, 1933; E pub.
37641; Arthur P. Schmidt co. 1892S
O light eternal; song. © Sept. 20,
1933; E pub. 37855; John Welsh.
18930
O little hills of Nazareth; anthem, w
Herbert J. Brandon, m Geoffrey
O’Hara; mixed voices. © Sept. 20,
1933; E pub. 37841; M. Witmark &
SONS. 18931
O Marius; 6/8 one-step, paroles Michel
Herbert, m Georges Lacoste; avec
accord de ukulele. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31469; Editions Salabert.
18932
O taste and see; w from Psalm 34, m
Dimitri Stepanovitech Bortniansky,
ed. and arr. Walter Williams; 4 and
8-pt. mixed cho. © July 29, 1933;
E pub. 37796; E. C. Schirmer music
co. 18933
782
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
18963
no. 9, 1933
Odette I love you; song. © July 25,
1933; E pub. 37801; John Joseph
Long. 18934
Offrande ; poéme et m Dimitry Levidis,
op. 48; chant et pf. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31398; Durand & cie. 189385
Ogou badagri; voodoo ballet, William
Russell; acons, steel bar, drums and
piel, Se’ © 1 ce Sept. 1) 1983;
E unp. 75866; Russell William Wag-
ner. 18936
Oh, Charlie; w and m Ettena Hiphos,
arr. Dorothy Seiner. © 1 c. Sept.
18, 1983; E unp. 76480; Sophie An-
ette Gundersen. 18937
Oh, gee ain’t love grand; w and mel-
ody. ©1. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp.
76221; Grace McArthur. 18938
Oh Lord have mercy on dis dark one;
w and melody. © 1 c. Sept. 21,
1933; E unp. 76605; Tom Tony
Moore. 18939
Oh, there’s one wonderful girl; song,
melody Jimmie Crane. © 1c. Sept.
25, 1983; E unp. 76719; William
James Satterlee. 18940
Oh where can she be; w Lillian Hal-
len, and melody. © 1. Sept. 20,
1933; E unp. 76528; Laurence Ma-
tura. 18941
Oh why did you leave me for some-
body else; waltz song, with ukulele
arr. Shirley Alice Weston. © 1 e.
Sept. 12, 1933; E unp. 76253; Hazel
P. Zachary. 18942
Oh! you; w and melody. © 1c. Sept.
25, 1933; E unp. 76767; W. C. Heine-
mann. 18943
Old (The) barnstormer; musical mon-
ologue, w Frank Wood, m Cuthbert
Clarke; pf. © Aug. 30, 1933; E for.
31425; Reynolds & cov. 18944
Old gold moonbeams; song, m Wray
McNamara. © 1. Sept. 13, 1933;
E unp. 76275; Viola Cloud Turn-
bow. 18945
Old Man Gloom; fox-trot song. ©1e.
Sept. 19, 1933; E unp. 76521; G. Rob-
ert Hanson. 18946
Old Nebraska moon; w and melody
Cecelia Reeker, Pete Wendling and
Billy Baskette. © 1 ec. Sept. 16,
1933; E unp. 76370; Joe Davis, ince.
18947
Old orchard swing; waltz song. ©1e.
Sept. 7, 1988; E unp. 76013; Lois
Noble. 18948
On a far away isle; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76742;
Norman E. Lyons. 18949
On a shanty boat for two; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1933; E
unp. 76606; Tom Tony Moore. 18950
On heavens highway; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76215;
John Frederic Welch. 18951
On the golden shores of Wigan; w and
m Algy More and Rex London; with
ukulele arr. © July 26, 1933; E for.
31623 ; Huntley Trevor music co., ltd.
18952
Once I called you sweetheart, now I
must call you Miss; w L. V. Pul-
sifer, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1. Sept. 15, 1933; EH
unp. 76355 ; Lola V. Pulsifer. 18953
One little love affair; waltz, w and
melody. © 1. Sept. 18, 1933; H
unp. 76467; Sterling Hubbard.
18954
One more night of love; w Tibby
Young, m Charles Pearce and Mor-
rey Young. © 1. Sept. 16, 1933;
E unp. 76393; Intercollegiate music
league, inc. 18955
One morning in May; musical recita-
tion, w Hazel Harper Harris, m
Frieda Peycke; pf. © Aug. 4, 1933;
HY pub. 37759; Lorenz pub. co.
18956
One night of love; w Arthur Snyder,
m Muriel Pollock; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 21, 1933; E pub. 37866;
Donaldson-Douglas & Gumble, inc.
18957
One pair of pants; w and melody.
©1«. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp. 76082;
Marie Kelly. 18958
One shade bluer than blue; song. ©
1 ex Sept. 7, 1933; EH. unp. .76024;
Collin Driggs. 18959
One without two, me without you; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76139; Hugh Wilson Hd-
wards. 18960
Only memories; song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
29, 1988; E unp. 76892; Rubynelle
Parks. 18961
Only vesterday; w Jack Lawrence,
melody Arthur Altman. © 1c. Sept.
18, 19383; E unp. 76465; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 18962
Ontario is my paradise; song. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 9, 1933; E unp. 75554; Stephen
Hrebeniuk. 18963
183
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18964
Ooh - ooh - ooh, we're in love; w and
m Kendall Burgess and Harold Ray-
mond. © Aug. 21, 1933; E pub.
37472; Superior music, inc. 18964
Oop, she goes. again: written and com-
posed Leslie Sarony; with ukulele
arr. © July 7, 1933; E for. 31636;
Lawrence Wright music co. 18965
Operatic (The) cruise; medley, writ-
ten and compiled Bernard Newman
and Arthur Allen. © Aug. 24, 1933;
E for. 31289; Reeder & Walsh.
~18966
Oriental dancer; fox-trot, melody Guy
Matthew Messina. © 1 ©. Sept. 21,
1933; E unp. 76570: Guy M. Mes-
sina. 18967
Oriental hurry: by Herbert Stothart;
pti.) ©: © May, A, 21933 28 np:
76408; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
18968
Oriental hurry no. 2: by Herbert Sto-
thart: pt. \, ©: de. Maye 1, 1933-
unp. 76410; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 18969
Our blue eagle: song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76358; H.
West. 18970
Our eagle’s got a blue shirt now; w
and melody. ©1«. Sept. 15, 1933;
E unp. 76327; Jack More. 18971
Our flag and you; song; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Sept. 15, 19383; E unp.
76329; Anna M. Dugan. 18972
Our love nest on the rim; valse song.
©1c. Aug. 29, 1933; E unp. 75976 ;
Eddie Baker. 18973
Out for no good; w Al Dubin, m Harry
Warren; pf. and ukulele arr.
Sept. 18, 19383; E pub. 37844; M.
Witmark & sons. 18974
Out in the apple orchard with the
apple of my eye; w Joe Young and
Johnny Burke, m Harold Spina;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 5, 1933;
E pub. 37670; Irving Berlin, ine.
18975
Out of the depths; English version
Max T. Krone and Alexander Basy,
m A. Arkhangelsky, arr. Basile Ki-
balchich ; mixed voices. © July 27,
1933; E pub. 37829; M. Witmark &
sons, 18976
Over a broken heart; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1933; E unp. 76679;
Dorothy Angela Wilhelmy.
18977 °
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Oxeye daisy ; song, m Eugene A. Reda.
© Aug. 31, 1933; E pub. 37662;
Isaac I. Stutler. 18978
Page (Der) des kénigs; operette Os-
kar Felix u. J. Rheinberg, m Walter
W. Goetze; grosser klavierauszug
mit text. © Apr. 4, 19388; E for.
313824; Allegro theaterverlag, G. m.
b. H. 18979
Palla de’ mozzi; due fantasie,- Gino
Marinuzzi, rid. [lluminato Culotta:
piccola orch. pti., con pf. conduttore.
© Sept. 7, 1933; E for. 31440, 31441 ;
G. Ricordi & co. 18980, 18981
Palmera; letra y m Maria Teresa
Lara, arr. Agustin Lara. © Mar.
25, 1933; E for. 31580; A. Wagner y
Levien sucs., s. en ¢. 18982
Pange lingua; w St. Thomas Aquinas,
m Gregorius Aichinger, ed. and arr.
Walter Williams; 5-pt. mixed cho.
© July 29, 1933; E pub. 37797; E. C.
Schirmer music co. 18983.
Panhandler; w and melody Harry
Carroll. © 1 c. Sept. 9,.1933;. E
unp. 76118; Leo Feist, ine. 18984
Papa, papa; one-step, dans l’opérette
Oh papa, livret André Barde, m
Maurice Yvain; orch. ptes. © July
1, 1933; E for. 31358; Editions Sala-
bert. 18985
Paque (Désiré) Deux petits quatuors ;
op. 120; 4 voix de femmes sans pa-
roles et sans ace. © July 1, 1933:
E for. 31556; Editions du magasin
musical, Pierre Schneider. 18986
Par téléphone; fox-trot, paroles Saint-
Granier et Ch. L. Pothier, m Ober-
feld; avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
July 1, 1983; E for. 31518; Editions
Salabert. 18987
Para olvidar mis penas; letra y melo-
dia Manuel Ocampo. © 1 ¢. Sept.
22, 19338; E unp. 76644; Latin Amer-
ican music bureau. 1898§
Parade of the big brass band; w May
Booth Seaton, and melody. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 23, 19383; E unp. 76681; Paul
William Finkeni. 18989
Parade of the N.R.A.,; w and m Vick
La Rue. © Sept. 16, 1933; E pub.
38017; Victor La Rue. 18990
Paradise dear; song, m Sylvester L.
Cross. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp.
75903 ; Cora Delia Williams. 18991
Paradise lane; waltz, w and m Charles
O’Fiynn, Charlie McCarthy and
Mickey Addy, arr. Paul Weirick ;
784
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1983
orch, pts., with male trio arr. B.
Faighes. © Aug. 29, 1933; E pub.
37697; Leo Feist, ince. 18992
Parce qu'un soir; valse chantée, pa-
roles Pierre Andrieu, m Christiane
'Verger; avec accord de Jlukulele.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31502; Edi-
tions Salabert. 18993
Parceque je vous aime; fox-trot, de
Dix-neuf ans, paroles Jean Bastia,
m Pascal Bastia, arr. Michel Emer ;
orch. ptes. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31540; C. Joubert & cie. 18994
Partir; version franeaise André de
Badet, paroles anglaises et m
Juanne Arliss. © July 1, 1933; HB
for. 31409; Publications. Raoul Bre-
ton et cie. 18995
Party’s (The) over; pf. with w. © 1
¢. Sept. 29, 1933; E unp. 76881; Her-
bert Fletcher Wright. 18996
Passacaglia and Fugue; by Roland
Diggle; organ. © Sept. 20, 1933;
E pub. 37941; White-Smith music
pub. co. 18997
Passamezzo und Fuge; in G moll, Jo-
hann Nepomuk David; orgel. ©
Aug. 15, 1933; E for. 31613; Breit-
kopf & Hartel. 18998
Patented, adjustable, indestructable
[Sic] love; song. © 1c. Sept. 5,
1988; E unp. 75955; Raymond
. Schroeder. 18999
Patriotic finale; composed and orch.
by R. H. Bassett; pf. conductor.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76423;
Movietone music corp. 19000
Patsy; w and melody Don Donovan.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 7, 1833; E unp. 76082;
Oswald C. White. 19001
Paying the price of love; fox trot, w
Jack Harris, and melody. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 18, 1933; E unp. 76441; Jack
Hawkins. 19002
Pearl (A) of great, great price; song.
© 1 ec. Sept. 18, 1933; E unp. 76457:
Fred H. G. Bischoff. 19003
Peepshow; by Hilary Vaughan; pf.,
without octaves. © Sept. 4, 1933;
E for. 31446; Murdoch, Murdoch &
co., inc. with John G. Murdcch &
ed,,. ltd: 19004
Pellégrini polka; melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 29, 1933; E unp. 76890; Pedro
Forte. ¢ 19005
Pena (La); chanson espagnole, de
Henri Collet, transcription Philippe
Aghazarian; violon et pf. © July
19020
1, 1988; E for. 31412; Editions Sala-
bert. 19006
Petite Mollie; valse, Ralph Wilding,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et
paroles. ©. July “1, 1933; EH. for.
313738 ; Editions Salabert. 19007
Petits (Les) s’amusent; collection de
morceaux faciles; pf. © July 1,
1983; E for. 31550; Maurice Hau-
chard. 1908 ©
Pfitzner (Hans) Sechs jugendlieder ;
singstimme mit klavierbegl. © May
4, 1933; E for. 31285; Ries & Erler,
G.m.b.H. 19009
Piano games for little ones; by Gladys
Taylor. © Sept. 1, 1983; E for.
31586; Warren & Phillips. 19010
Piano patters; pf. © 1 e. Sept. 9,
1933; E unp. 76192; Rhoda Blanche
Whiskin. 19011
Pioneers (The) ; march; guit. © Aug.
25, 1983; E pub. 37682; Louis John
Ventre. 19012
Plaisirs défendus; valse, du film, pa-
roles Jean-Nohain, m André Sablon;
avec accord de Vukulele. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31514; Editions Sala-
bert. 19013
Plastered ; w anon., m G. Ackley Brow-
er; male voices. © Sept. 6, 1933;
E pub. 37888; Carl Fischer, inc.
19014
Play that melody again; waltz, origi-
nal w Fritz Rotter, English, Harry
S. Pepper, m W. Schmidt-Gentner ;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 8, 1933;
HK for. 31652; Dix, ltd. 19015
Please come back to me; melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 27, 1933 ; E unp. 76804; Nat
Gardner. 19016
Please pay in advance; w and melody
Austin Allen. © 1 c. Sept. 7, 1933;
E unp. 76894; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 19017
Please press your lips to mine; melody
Marvin Hatley. © 1 ¢. Sept. 15,
1933; E unp. 76691; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 19018
Please take me back; song, melody
Jack Schatenstein. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1933; E unp. 76741; Peter Frank
Mondlak. 19019
Poéme; fantasiestiick flir bratsche und
orchester, Leo Ruygrok, op. 20; brat-
sche u. klavier. © July 22, 1933;
E for. 31609; Breitkopf & Hiirtel.
19020
789
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19021
Poéme—Continued.
bratsche u. orch. Parti-
tur. © June 21, 1933; E for. 31605;
Breitkopf & Hirtel. 19021
Polka dot; poem S. Chorny, English
version Sana Mouromseff, m Con-
stantin Shvedoff, op. 15, no. 1; high,
in A flat. © Sept. 6, 1933; E pub.
37904; Carl Fischer, inc. 19022
Pondering on forgetfulness; W and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp.
76130; Christopher M. Ford. 19023
Poor little doll; w and m Lew Pollack,
Herman Pincus and Billy Barry;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 28, 1933;
E pub. 37686: M. Witmark & sons.
19024
Por que; waltz, melody. © 1c. Sept.
26, 1933; E unp. 76792; Antonio L.
Quintana. 19025
Por que lloran tus Ojos; letra y m
Joaquin Pardavé. © Feb. 20, 1933;
E for. 31572; A. Wagner y Levien
sucs., S. en ¢. 19026
Pourquoi les femmes blondes: rumba,
paroles Marc-Hély, m Oberfeld;
avee accord de ukulele. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31517; Editions Sala-
bert. 19027
Pourtant; valse, paroles Pierre Bayle,
m A. H. Monfred; avec accord de
Yukulele. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31497; Editions Salabert. 19028
Praise to the Lord: melody Storl, w
and m E. Ossko; mixed choir, a
capella. © Sept. 7, 1933; E pub.
37661; Eduard Ossko. 19029
Prankish Pan; by Franz C. Born-
schein; fiute and string quartet, or
pf. Se. and pts. © Sept. 8, 1933;
E pub. 37715; M. Witmark « sons.
19030
Pregon de las rosas; letra y m Maria
Gustavo Sanchez Galarraga.
Aug. 20, 1933; E for. 31351; Ernesto
Lecuona. 19031
Pregon de las rosas;: letra y m Maria
Teresa Lara, arr. Agustin Lara. ©
June 1, 1933; E for. 31577; A. Wag-
ner y Levien sucs., Ss. en ¢. 19032
Prélude de concert; sur un théme de
Purcell, m Gabriel Pierné, op. 53;
basson et pf. © July 1, 1933; EB for.
31382; Editions Salabert. 190338
Prelude to a Chinese play; by L. E.
De Francesco; pf. conductor. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76427; Movie-
tone music corp. 19034
pt. In, ne Sewiee
Prelude to a rural story; pastorale,
composed and pf. arr. Samuel Kay-
lin, arr. E. Gerstenberger; pf.-con-
ductor. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1933; E
unp. 75765; Movietone music corp.
19035
President Roosevelt; march, R. Vean-
Rhea; pf. © 1 ¢. Aug. 11, 1933; E
unp. 75979: Raymond J. Schropp. jr.
19036
Preussen-marsch; von J. Golde, arr.
William Go6rgel; orch. stimmen.
July 24, 1933: E for. 31296; D. Rah-
ter. 19037
Pride of the air; Song, arr. Al. Bil-
lings. © 1. Aug. 31, 1933; E unp.
75845 ; Robert Stephan. 19038
Prima donna (The) song; from Negro
choral symphony; sop. 1, 2 and
alto, with male cho. ad lib. © Aug.
5, 1933;; E pubs 378535, No Clark
Sinith. 19039
Prince (The) of Peace: song, Biblical
w. 1. Male voices.—2. Mixed voices.
© Aug. 28, Sept. 1, 1933: FE pub-
37659, 387660; William Frederick
Herrmann. 19040, 19041
Princesa (La) triste: English version
Alice Mattullath, Spanish w and m
Charles Maduro: med. yoice.
Aug. 23, 19383; E pub. 37910; Carl
Fischer, inc. 19042
Prisons (Les) ; paroles Maryse Choisy,
m Jean Lenoir; avec accord de
Vukulele. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31465; Editions Salabert. 19045,
Prode (11) Anselmo; de Luigi Ferrari
Trecate, versione violinistica Mario
Corti; violino e pf. © Aug. 30,
1933: E for. 31642; G. Ricordi & co.
19044
Promise: lan’; song, John Richard
Moreland, arr. Larry Cramer. © 1
c. Sept. 9, 1933: E unp. 76951; Mary
Wright Bain. 19045
Promises; w and melody D. R. Fitz-
patrick and Edward J. Mayo. © 1
c. Sept. 7, 1983; E unp. 76018; Dan-
iel R. Fitzpatrick. 19046
pf. with w. ea
E unp. 76832; Clar-
19047
Proposal (The) ; by Herbert Stothart ;
pf. © 1c May 1, 1933; E unp.
76416: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
19048
Prophetic song;
Sept. 27, 1933;
ence Andrew Pond.
786
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Prosit ; song, w Blanche A. Koch. ©
1 ec. Aug. 26, 19383; E unp. 76064;
Trene M. Koch. 19049
Prosperity march; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 5, 1933; EH unp. 75948;
Gertrude Huberta Lusk. 19050:
Puppy love; song. © 1 c. Aug. 18,
1933; E unp. 76234; Melvin Arthur
Nyman. 19051
song. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1933; .E
unp. 76614; Fred Shorey Campbell.
19052
Purple (The) pageant; march, K. L.
King; band pts. © Sept. 12, 1933;
E pub. 37929; K. L. King music
house. 19053
Quand on attend une femme; dans
A la belle bergére, couplets Jean-No-
hain, m Mireille; avec accord de
Vukulele. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31480; Editions Salabert. 19054
Quand on revoit la sienne; fox-one-
step, paroles Fernand Vimont et Did-
ier Daix, m Henry Verdun; avec
accord de ’ukulele. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31503; Editions Salabert.
19055
Quand tout est terminé; fox-trot, pa-
roles André Hornez, m Oberfeld;
avec accord de Vukulele. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31516; Editions Sala-
bert. 19056
Quand tu me dis; valse, paroles André
Hornez, m Renée Baer; avec accord
de ’ukulele. © July 1, 1938; E for.
31461; Editions Salabert. 19057
Que ¢@est bon d’étre amoureux; valse,
paroles Pierre Bayle, m Albert
Chantrier ; avec accord de l’ukulele.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31455: Hdi-
tions Salabert. 19058
Queen (The) of my heart; w J. Serra
and 8S. Castiglio, melody F. Cusenza.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1933; E unp. 76456;
Frank Cusenza, 8S. Castiglio and J.
Serra. 19059
Queen of my heart; w and melody.
© 1 «. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp. 76084:
Nell Steinbeck and Jimmy Delaney.
19060
Queja pampera; tango, m Manuel
Barajas, arr. Allan Small; orch. pts.
© Sept. 6, 1933; E pub. 37666; Ha-
ward B. Marks music corp. 19061
R.O.T.C.; march; band pts. © Sept.
27, 1988; °E pub. 38011; Mario S.
Rocereto. 19062
19077
(René) Toccata; piece carac-
téristique; pf. © July 1, 1933; EH
for. 315438 ; Heugel. 19063
Raccolta di pezzi per organo; di Gino
Dapreda. © Aug. 30, 1933; E for.
31641; G. Ricordi & co. 19064
Radio blues; version francaise André
de Badet, paroles anglaises et m
Juanne Arliss. © July 1, 1933; E
for. 31408; Publications Raoul Bre-
ton et cie. 19065
Radio chimes; w and melody Freddy
Morgan. © 1 c. Sept. 29, 1933; E
unp. 76883; Fred Morgan. 19066
Rain; w Helen Taylor, m Kennedy
Russell; high voice. © Aug. 18,
19383; E for. 31282; Enoch & sons
(1927), ltd. 19067
Rainy (A) day’s just for meditation ;
w and melody. © 1 c. Sept. 25,
1933; E unp. 76749; Blanche O.
Wells. 19068
Rally (The) call; song. © Sept. 17,
1933; E pub. 37810; Fred R. Mc-
Arthur. 19069
Raphael (Gunter) Sonate; H moll, op.
Rabey
32; oboe u. klavier. © June 21,
1933; E for. 31604; Breitkopf &
Hartel. 19070
Real (A) President; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp. 76154;
George Chillinsky. 19071
Red hot rambling Dan; w and melody
Austin Allen. © 1c. Sept. 7, 1933;
E unp. 76897; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 19072
Red resin; by Clifford and Cyril Hel-
lier; violin solo, with pf. acc. ©
Aug. 31, 1933; E for. 31311; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 19073
Redwood let’s go; w L. J. Cadek, mel-
ody J. T. Valler. © 1 c. Sept. 9,
1933; E unp. 76183; Jack T. Valler
and Louis J. Cadek. 19074
Reed organ preludes; adapted and
compiled Martin Lochner. © Sept.
20, 1983; E pub. 37973; Concordia
pub. house. 19075
Reincarnation; w
Richard Rodgers
Lorenz Hart, m
and James Du-
rante. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp.
76160; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
19076
Reisekamerad (Der) ; schuloper, Hans
Joachim Moser, op. 18; oreh. stim-
men. © Aug. 30, 1931: EE for.
31288; Ohr. Friedrich Vieweg,
G.m.b.H. 19077
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19078
Rejoice and merry be; Easter hymn,
English version Max T. Krone, m
D. Bortniansky, arr. Basile Kibal-
chich; 7 mixed voices. © July 27,
1933; E pub. 37828; M. Witmark &
Sons. 19078
Remembering you; w Dena Tempest,
m Wilfrid Sanderson; in D flat. ©
Sept. 8, 1933: E pub. 37706; Boosey
& co., ltd. 19079
Reminding me of you: song, w Bob
Smock and Forrest Comrie, sur. by
Lepha Wilson. © 1. Sept. 7, 1933;
E unp. 76048; Robert Lawrence
Smock. 19080
Réponse de Phryné: valse lente,
Henry Gillet; orch. ptes. © July 1,
1933: E for. 31414: Delrieu fréres.
19081
Reste encore, veux-tu; meélodie, pa-
roles Henry Lemarchand, m Wal-
Berg: avec accord de l’ukulele. ©
July 1, 1933; E for. 31500: Editions
Salabert. 19082
Retour (Le) de Barbe-bleue: piéce
caractéristique, René Rabey; pf. ©
July 1, 1933; E for. 31544; Hengel.
15085
Réye d’Italie; par Axel Raoul Wacht-
meister; pf. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31542; Heugel. 19084
Réve (Un) fou; blues; pf. © 1 «.
Aug. 30, 19383; E unp. 76296; Pascal
Bastia. 19085
Réver; valse de Vopérette, Un joli
Imonsieul, de Pascal Bastia, arr.
Michel Emer; orch. ptes. et paroles.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 31357; BHdi-
tions Salabert. 19086
Rhapsodie montagnarde; de Jules
Mazeliier ; cor chromatique en fa et
pf. © July 1, 1983; E for. 31381;
Editions Salabert. 19087
Rhythm of the raindrops; w and mel-
ody Gus Kahn and James F. Hanley.
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1933; E unp. 76560 :
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
19088
klarinette :
© Dec.
Wilhelm
19089
Rhythmische etiiden fiir
von B. Bernards. nos. 1—20.
14,, 1982; EY for. Ssie6t;
Zimmermann.
ticercare; C moll, von Johann Nepo-
muk David; orgel. © Aug. 15, 1933;
EK for. 31614; Breitkopf & Hiirtel.
19090
pt. 111, no st, ¥. 28
Riding with my sweetie on the sub-
way; w Julian Chein, melody
George William Caturani. © 1.
Sept. 22, 1933; E unp. 76656; Julian
Nicholas Chein. 19091.
Right now, I’m a missin’ you so hard;
w and melody. ©1c. Sept. 5, 1933;
E unp. 75935; Stella Marie Ed-
wards. 19092
Rima’s call to the birds; scena for sop.
and orch. Cyril Seott. Vocal sc. ©
Sept. 6, 1933; E for. 31339; Elkin &
co., ltd. 19093
Rise, crowned with light; w Alexander
Pope, m T. Frederick H. Candlyn;
mixed voices, organ ace. © Aug. 31,
19338; E pub. 37639; Arthur P.
Schmidt co. 19094
River take me along with you; song,
m Burrell Van Buren; pf. © 1 «.
Sept. 2, 1933; E unp. 75889; Leroy
Richards. 19095
Road (The) is open again; w Irving
Kahal, m Sammy Fain; with ukulele
arr. ©. Sept. 13; 19832533 spnp:
37768; M. Witmark & sons. 19096
Roaring water; w and melody. © 1
e. Sept. 7, 1983: E unp. 76562; Floyd
A. Sutherland. 19097
Rock-a-bye-tune; song. © 1 ec. Sept.
11, 1933; E unp. 76184; Mildred
Cook. 18098
Romance; by Elias Breeskin, op. 17;
violin and pf. © Sept. 6, 1933; B
pub. 37907; Carl Fischer, inc.
19099
Rondo alla campanella; moto per-
petuo, Sigfrid Karg-Elert, op. 156;
organ. © Aug. 31, 1983; E pub.
37643; Arthur P. Schmidt co.
19100
Roosevelt and N.R.A.; w and mel-
ody. ©1«. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp.
76617; Adele M. Benjamin. 19101
Roosevelt is bound to win; song. ©
1c. Sept. 15, 19338; E unp. 76638;
Felix Bohme. 19102
Roosevelt (The) march; w and mel-
ody. ©1ec. Sept. 22, 19838; E unp.
76641; Wright Barclay. 19103
Roosevelt, Roosevelt — our President ;
song, m Charles T. Edwards.
June 26, 1933; E pub. 37799; Edna ~
J. Robinson. 19104
Roosevelt so true; song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
7, 1933; E unp. 76036; Harry Fisher.
19105
788
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1933
Roosevelt waltz; arr. A. E. Hill; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 2, 1983; E unp. 75947 ;
Richard James Oglesby. 19106
Roosevelt’s prosperity song; w and m
Eddie Singer, arr. Bernie Clements.
© 1c. July 5, 1933; E unp. 76421;
Edward Benjamin Singer. 19107
Rosario; rumba, Tomas Fabregués;
orch. ptes. et paroles. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31525; Union musicale
franco-espagnole. 19108
Rosas blancas; w and melody A. Cor-
nejo. ©1c. Sept. 27, 19383; E unp.
76819; Latin American music bu-
reau. 19109
Rose (La); mélodie, paroles L. Re-
colin. m/P. Borrelly:. ©. July 1,
1933; E for. 31530; Max Orgeret.
19110
Rose de plaisir; de A la belle bergére,
couplets Jean-Nohain, m Mireille;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31463; Editions Sala-
bert. 19111
Rose jolie; valse, paroles Ch. L. Poth-
ier et René Dancry, m Jane Bos;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31459; Editions Sala-
bert. 19112
Rosecovered (The) shack; song. ©
1c. Sept. 27, 1983; E unp. 76827;
Edna Mae Davis. 19113
Rotary (The) song; song, m Margaret
Sherry. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1933: E
unp. 76801; William Wood. 19114
Potywa (Roumba); from Keramida,
w D. Yiannoukakis, m Costas Yian-
nides. © Aug. 1, 1933; E for. 31524;
Alector pub. co. 19115
‘Round about now; w Sherry King, m
C. M. Louisell and S. King. ©l1e.
Aug. 19, 1988; E unp. 76176; Cath-
erine Medora Louisell. 19116
Round the North Sea; suite, E. Mark-
ham Lee; strings and pf. Sc. and
pts. © Sept. 5, 1933; ‘E for. 31431;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd.
19117
Roving the world; w and melody. ©
1 c.. Sept. 15, 1988; E unp. 763824;
Harry Moses Simeone. 19118
Rumba gtiajira; danse cubaine, José
Sentis, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. et paroles. © July 1, 1933; E
for. 31372; Editions Salabert.
19119
19153
Runaway blues; w Edward Eliscu,
melody Max Steiner. © 1 c¢. Sept.
8, 1933; E unp. 76051; Irving Berlin,
inc. 19120
Rusella; song, melodia Raffaele Fal-
cone. © 1c. Sept. 13, 1933; E unp.
76274; Giuseppe Vecchione.
19121
Russian rose; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76374; June
Rose Sherman. 19122
Sabbath evening service; according to
the Union prayer book, traditional,
m Carl Binhak and others: mixed
voices; organ ace. © Sept. 18, 1933;
E pub. 37989; Stephen J. Binhak.
19123
Sacred trios for women’s voices ; com-
piled Rob Roy Peery. © Sept. 8,
1933; E pub. 37733; Theodore
Presser €o. 19124
Sail on silent moon; w and m Norman
Nielson and Gis Curtis. ©1c. Sept.
7, 1988; E unp. 76007; Norman C.
Nicholson and Giska Turkisher.
19125
Sailing on a cloud; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1933; E unp. 76491;
Irene Marion Isabel Clement. 19126
Sailor song; by Howard Franklin, vio-
lin and pf., with teacher’s 2d violin
pt. © Sept. 6, 1933; E pub. 37909;
Carl Fischer, inc. 19127
Sailor’s plea; w Roine Freeman, and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 7, 1933; E unp.
76062; William G. Guist. 19128
St. Wenceslaus choral; band pts. ©
Sept. 12,,19838; H pub. 37927; Hd-
ward J. Chapuran. 19129
Sally Lou; song, words by S. and M.
Carnelli, m Stan Tucker; © 1 ec.
Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76736; Sarah
Carnelli and Mary Carnelli. 191380
Salute to Alabama; band pts. © Sept.
27, 1933; E pub. 38005; Arthur D.
Davenport. 19131
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled F. G. Hawkes;
full sc. and pts. Ordinary ser. nos.
1065-1068, Sept. 1933. © Sept. 1,
1933; E for. 31444; Salvationist
pub. & supplies, Itd. 19132
Salzburger serenade; v. Jan Branits-
Buys, op. 51; oreh. Partitur. ©
May 23, 1933; E for. 31620; Tischer
& Jagenberg, G.m.b.H. 19133
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19134
Same (The) memory; song, w Blanche
A. Koch. © 1 ¢. Sept. 11, 1933; E
unp. 76202; Irene M. Koch. 19134
Sam’s medal; musical monologue, w
Mabel Constanduros and Michael
Hogan, m Wolseley Charles. ©
Sept. 14, 1933; E for. 31570; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd. 19135
Sandman (The) and his army; song.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1983; E unp. 76834;
Lucile Garvin. 19136
Santa Lucia: transcribed Haskell W.
Harr: xylophone and pf. © Sept.
22, 1933; E pub. 37956; Rubank, inc.
19137
Savage ceremonial; by Samuel Kay-
lin, arr. E. Gerstenberger; pf. con-
ductor. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1933; HE
unp. 75764; Movietone music corp.
19138
Savage serenade; from Murder at the
Vanities, w and m Herman Hup-
feld: with ukulele arr. © Sept. 11,
1933; E pub. 37766; Harms, ine.
19139
Save me from being lonesome; w and
melody Abel Baer, Al Sherman and
Al Lewis. © 1 ¢. Sept. S, 1933; E
unp. 76117: Leo Feist, ine. 19140
Savoy Russian medley: arr. Debroy
Somers; full orch. pts. © Sept. 5,
1933; E for. 31305;. Keith. Prowse
& co., Itd. 19141
Say farewell dear: w and m Thelma
M. Hawkins VerCutren. © 1 ¢. Sept.
20,1933; E unp. 76540; Thelma
Hawkins. 19142
Say! She’s my baby doll: song, m Ed-
ward T. Sutherland. © 1 ec. Sept.
27, 1933: E unp. 76813; Buddy Mer-
ritt. 19143
Say what you mean, and mean what
you're saving to me; from Brief mo-
ment, w Joe Young. m Gerald
Marks: with ukulele arr. © Sept.
22, 1933; E pub. 37955; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 19144
Say yes to me; w and melody Benee
Russell, Geo. W. Meyer and Pete
Wendling. © 1c Sept. 29, 1933;
E unp. T6870; Irving Berlin, ine.
19145
Scéne de ballet; by Rudolph Kvelve,
op. 29, no. 2; violin and pf. © Aug.
7, 1955; E pub. 37849; Edward Schu-
berth & co., inc. 19146
Scharwenka (Franz Xaver) March;
by X. Scharwenka, op. 62, no. 1,
transcribed Antonio E. Cafarella:
pt. 11, n. S., Vv. 28
Se. and pts. © Sept.
E pub. 37707; M. Witmark
brass choir.
8, 1933 ;
& sons. 19147
Schlageter-marsch; yon Ernst Hanf-
staengl, ftir militd’r-musik, Willi
Thiele. -© July’ 8; 1933: 98 Shor.
31300; Ed. Bote & G. Bock. 19148
Scholasticum 3; historisches tibungs-
material ftir schule u. haus vom
friihbarock bis zu den klassikern
zusammengestellt u. arr. Leo K&h-
ler; violine 1, 2, 3, violoncello, viola,
basso, flauto, pf. ad lib. Partitur u.
stimmen:. hft- 1: (©Apmee sss.
E for. 31683: Henry Litolff’s verlag.
19149
School day memories; valse, w and m
Mrs. Carl Forsgren. © 1 c. Sept.
16, 1933; E unp. 76633; Lillian Ethel
Forsgren. 19150
Schrammeln, spielt’s mir no an tanz:
wienerlied, w Walter Simlinger, m
Rudolf Niitzlader. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31322; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky). 19151
Schubert (Franz Peter) March mili-
taire; no. 1, arr. S. ©. Thompson;
saxophone quartet. © July 29,
1933; E pub. 38000; Alfred music
€0; Me. 19152
—— Minuetto: transcribed Antonio E.
Cafarella; string quartet; in F maj.
Se. and pts. © Sept. 8, 1933; E pub.
37713; M. Witmark & sons. 19153
—— Moment musical no. 4; arr. Adolf
Lotter; strings and pf. © Sept. 12,
1933; E for. 31663; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd. 19154
Scratch, scratch, scratching; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 21, 1933; E
unp. 76613; Fred Shorey Campbell.
19155
Seek, and ve shall find: evangelistic
pageant, Gladys Schaaf Evans, m
Mrs. Charles Barnard and others.
© Aug. 1, 1933; D 28500; Lyman R.
Bayard. ISiao*
Seeking a paradise; w and melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 9, 1988; H unp. 76131;
Christopher M. Ford. 19156
Send my mail to Tennessee; w and m
Allie Wrubel, Mose Sigler and
Michael H. Cleary, pf. sc. Lou Lea-
man; with ukulele arr. © Sept. 12,
1933: E pub. 38020; Mills music,
inc. 19157
Separated unto the gospel; hymn, w
John W. Kopp. © June 1, 1933; E
pub. 387738; Delmar Howard. 19158
790
MUSICAL
no. 9, 1933
Serenade; by Edward Elgar, arr. P.
Beechfield Carver. 1. Brass band. -
2. Military band. © Sept. 6, 1933;
E for. 31308, 31309; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd. 19159, 19160
Serenade in blue; waltz, w and m
Ralph Dorn. © Sept. 18, 1933; E
pub. 37860; Gustave Anthony Dorn.
19161
Serenade of sunshine; waltz song, arr,
Emil J. Racz and Harold G. Miller.
©) Aus. 19, 19383; E pub. 37787;
Arthur H. Meyer. 19162
Serenade rococo; by Albert Stoessel;
violin, violoncello and pf. © July
27, 1983; EH pub. 37821; M. Witmark
& sons. 19163
Serenaders (The); by Herbert Stot-
hart; pf:, ©’ 1 ec: May 1, 1933; B
unp. 76400; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 19164
Shadows of love; w and melody. ©1
c. Sept. 20, 1933; E unp. 76558; Sid-
ney Kessel. 19165
Shaka foot; pf. © Sept. 12, 1933; E
pub. 37926; Ferd Guttenberger.
19166
Shake away those blues; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Sept. 27, 1933; E unp.
76818; Richard Feiner.
Shame on you; w Edward Heyman, m
Harold Arlen; with ukulele arr.
© July 24, 19838; E pub. 37827;
Harms, inc. 19168
Shanghai Lil; from Footlight parade,
w Al Dubin, m Harry Warren; with
ukulele arr. © Aug. 28, 1933; HE
pub. 37687; M. Witmark & sons.
19169
She lives in the mansion that belongs
to me; w and melody. © 1c. Sept.
14, 1933; E unp. 76311; Elizabeth
Callahan. 19170
She'll be comin’ ’round the mountain,
when she comes; song, added lyrics
Mitchell Parish, pf. arr. James
Matté. © Sept. 12, 1933; E pub.
38019; Mills music, inc. 19171
She’s mine all mine; melody Marvin
Hatley. © 1 c¢. Sept. 15, 1933; BH
unp. 76692; Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 19172
She’s only one of the weaker sex; w
and melody El Brendel. © 1 ce.
Aug. 29, 1933; E unp. 75759; Movie-
tone music corp. 19173
19167 —
COMPOSITIONS
19185
Shepherd of souls; w Wilson Barrett,
m Wdward Jones, arr. and
ace. Gordon, Balch Nevin; mixed
voices. © Aug. 29, 1933; E pub.
37675; J. Fischer & bro. 19174
Shepherds’ song; author anon., m Mel-
ville Smith; 4-pt. mixed voices with
oboe obbl. © Sept. 20, 1933; E pub.
378438; M. Witmark & sons. 19175
Shepherds’ (The) trail; Christmas
pageant, bk. and lyrics Marian Mor-
ris, incidental m Miriam Lois
Fisher. © Aug. 30, 1933; D 28504;
19175*
Shine on Mr. Harlem Moon; m Walter
Francis Darling, pf. arr. Don Von.
©1c. Sept. 23, 1933; E unp. 76687 ;
Walter F. Darling. 19176
Shoutin’ in that amen corner; w and
Lorenz pub. co.
melody Andy Razaf and Danny
Smalls. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1933; E
19177
Si j'aime Suzy; fox-trot, de Dix-neuf
ans, paroles Jean Bastia, m Pascal
unp. 76369; Joe Davis, inc.
Bastia, arr. Michel EHmer; orch.
ptes. © July 1, 1933; EB for. 31539;
C. Joubert & Gie. 19178
Si je m’etais couché; slow-fox-trot, de
A la belle bergére, couplets Jean-
Nohain, m Mireille; avec accord de
Vukulele. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31462; Editions Salabert. 19179
Si je n’aimais pas vos yeux; valse,
paroles Jean Lenoir, m Abel Bour-
geois; avec accord de Vukulele. ©
July 1, 1933; E for. 31458; Editions
Salabert. 19180
Si petite; waltz, French w Pierre
Bayle, English w Bruce Sievier, m
Gaston Claret; with ukulele arr.
Alvin D. Keech. © July 17, 1933;
EK for. 31634; Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, ltd. 19181
Sick in bed; w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 8, 1933; E unp. 76083 ; Michael
Rechler. 19182
Sidewalk Sam; melody Charlie Chase
and Marvin Hatley. ©1c. Sept. 15,
1933; E unp. 76697; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 19183
Siempre te amaré; vals, letra Ofelia
Monteverde; pf. © 1 «¢. Sept. 20,
1933; E unp. 76526; Alfonso Monte-
verde. 19184
Sighs; pt. song, w anon, 17th century,
m Felix Borowski; mixed voices. ©
Aug. 29, (19383; EH pub: 37673 ;~ J.
Fischer & bro. 19185
791
organ |
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19186
pt. 10, sive 2
Silent partners in love: song. ©1.«.
Sept. 18, 19383; E unp. 76626; Dor-
othy Jane Moyer. 19186
Silver (The) legion; w and m Blan-
chella. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp.
76199; Blanche Miller Fobes. 19187
Silvery dream; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76187;
Minnie Bell Larson. 19188
Simonetta; serenade, Frederic Cur-
zon; orch. pts. © Aug. 29, 1933; E
for. 3138385; Hawkes & son (London),
Itd. 19189
Since I’ve gone back to work; w Gay
Ross, m Chet Stevens. © 1 ¢. Sept.
2, 19383; E unp. 75893; Rossie Evelyn
Barrett Gay. 19190
Since love has been my inspiration: w
A. Geary, m L. Van Velsor. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 28, 1988; E unp. 76824; Leila
Van Velsor and Alice Geary. 19191
Since you’ve gone; w Ellery Rand,
melody G. L. Clarke and Bert L.
Clarke. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1933; E
unp. 76682: George L. Clarke.
19192
Sinfonia Nerone; op. 25; orch. sc. ©
tere. Sept, 23, 19335 BH ap. “T6835:
Anthony Maggio. 19193
Sinfonische suite; von Max Trapp, op.
30; orch, Partition: ©) Sept. 2,
19335208) Tor. 31671 >) FBC. Geuc-
kart. 19194
Sing a happy song; w Carl Greco, and
melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 19, 1983; E
unp. 76505; Ralph Marie Bonsanti.
19195
Sing a little jingle; from The second
nine o’clock revue, w Bud L. Cooper.
m Jean Talbot ; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 8, 1983; E pub. 37718; Harms,
ine. 19196
Sing, drei mal hoch as of yore; song,
w Henry E. Schwab. © 1c. Aug.
14, 1933; E unp. 76228: Herbert O.
Sontag. 19197
Sing high — sing low; fox trot, Tom
Waltham; orch. pts, and w. © July
1, 1933; E for. 31416; H. Benjamin.
19198
Sing me a love song; fox trot song.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp. 76066;
Jack T. Chord. 19199
Sing me to sleep with a love song; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 11, 1933;
E unp. 76206; Vivian Duncan and
Rosetta Duncan. 19200
192
Singing to you; by Osear J. Fox, arr.
Julius 8. Seredy; vocal orch. pts., in
B flat. © Aug. 23, 1933; E pub.
37886 ; Carl Fischer, ine. 19201
w Grantland Rice, m Oscar J.
Fox; med., in B flat. © Aug. 23,
1983; E pub. 37911; Carl Fischer,
inc. 19202
Singsang im walzertakt; potpourri,
Billy Golwyn; pf. © July 24, 1933;
E for. 31297; Musikverlag City.
19203
Sittin’ on a backyard fence; from
Footlight parade, w Irving Kahal.
m Sammy Fain; with ukulele arr.
© Aug. 28, 1933; E pub. 37685; M.
Witmark & sons. 19204
Sittin’ up waitin’ for you; w Andy
Razaf, m Thomas Waller. © Aug.
-21, 19383; E pub. 37471; Superior
music, ine. 19205
Sixteen years in prison; waltz, w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 9, 1933; E
unp. 76111; Lillian Halpert. 19206
Sky. you were the ceiling over Eden;
w and melody. ©1e. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76171; George M. Ferry.
19207
Skyward; song. © 1e. Sept. 27, 1933;
E unp. 76816; Willa Mae Waid.
19208
Slapstick; humoreske, Ernest Reeves :
pf. © Aug. 24, 1983; E for. 31276;
Walsh, Holmes & co., Itd. 19209
Sleep, little papoose; by Leon Leon-
ard; pf. © Sept. 25, 19383; E pub.
37978; Schroeder & Gunther, inc.
19210
Sleep (A) song; w Mary Gilmore, m
Elizabeth Blair; 2 treble voices. ©
June 19, 1983; E for. 31278; Allan
& co., prop. ltd. 19211
© 1c. Sept. 1,
75874; Constance
19212
song. © 1c. Sept. 26, 1933; E
unp. 76790; Charles Foster Egolf,
qr. 19213
Sleepy hollow autumn moon; song.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1983; E unp. 76516;
Arthur William Dietsche. 19214
Joan Jas-
Sleepy head; song.
1933; E unp.
Vaska.
Sleepy southern town; w
myn, m M. K. Jerome; with ukulele — |
arr. © July 26, 1983; E pub. 37822 ;
M. Witmark & sons.
19215
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Slumber (The) boat; by Jessie L.
Gaynor, arr. Dorothy Gaynor Blake,
trio arr. Preston Ware Orem; violin,
cello and pf. © Sept. 5, 1933; E
pub. 37728; Clayton F. Summy co.
19216
Smile brother, smile; w and melody.
© 1e. Sept. 25, 1983; E unp. 76724;
Tom Tony Moore. 19217
Smile, fool, smile; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76714; Wm.
Eckhardt. 19218
Smile (A) from you; w Mrs. O. C.
Head, melody W. T. Given. ©1e.
July 17, 1988; E unp. 73825; Riley
HKastwood Head. 19219
Smiling Mister Moon; song. © 1 «.
Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76838; George
Roy Wallace. 19220
Smith (N. Clark) Prelude; Congo
melody, from Negro choral sym-
phony; pf. solo, and male cho. ©
Aug. 5, 1983; E pub. 37851; N. Clark
Smith. 19221
Smothering; song. © 1 ¢. Sept. 16,
1933; E unp. 76388; George Elmer
Brown. 19222:
Snooze the blues away; w and m Jack
Judge; with ukulele arr. Alvin D.
Keech. © July 11, 1933; E for.
31639; B. Feldman & co. 19223:
Snowball; w and m H. Carmichael;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 16, 1933;
E pub. 38026; Southern music pub.
Coe) Ine: 19224
So lonely and blue; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Sept. 25, 19383; E unp. 76706; Jesse
R. Warner. 19225
Society suite; by R. EH. Hildreth; orch.
pts. © Sept. 6, 1933; E pub. 37960;
Fillmore bros. co. 19226
Some-body new; blues, song. © 1 «.
Sept. 11, 1983; E unp. 76217; Henry
R. Gade and W. A. Fowler. 19227
Some day, some time, some way, some
where; w and m John Poleet. ©
1 ce. Sept. 25, 19838; E unp. 76756;
Robert E. Poleet. 19228
Some day you'll remember, dear, you
asked me to forget; song; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1933; E
unp. 75917; Christine Stockland.
19225
Some-time, I'll be loving you; song.
© 1 ec. Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 75941;
Lois Payne Gunderson. 19230
19246
Somebody else, not you; valse song,
melody LeRoy Magruder. © 1 «.
Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 75927; Herbert
Gately. 19231
Somehow; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Sept. 15,
1933 ; E unp. 76845; Damon Harmon.
19232
eS =\wo and m Ted: Blaner. ‘© 1c.
Sept. 6, 1988; E unp. 75986; Theo-
dore H. Blaner. 19233
Someone else’s sweetheart ; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp.
76747; Slim Chenovich. 19234
Someone to love; w and melody. © 1
ce. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp. 76128; Allan
Francis Shaw. 19235
Somersault; w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 9, 1933; E unp. 76170; George
M. Ferry. 19236
Somewhere; fox trot song. © 1 «.
Sept. 5, 1988; E unp. 76068; Viola
Decker. 19237
Somewhere in Siberia, hunting for the
Volga boatmen; w Ehrman Mitchell,
and melody. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1933;
EH ounp. 76273; Alice Mitchell.
19238
Song (A) in the air; Christmas servy-
ice, w various authors, m Fred B.
Holton. © Sept. 1, 1933; E pub.
37756; Lorenz pub. co. 19239
Song in the sun; w L. W. Martin, m
N. Price. © 1 ¢c: Sept. 18, 1933; EH
unp. 76265; Lester W. Martin and
Nathan Price. 19240
Song (A) of hope; song. © 1 «.
Sept. 20, 1933; E unp. 76548 ; Joseph
David Shifrin. 19241
Song of my heart and soul; song. ©
1 ¢@. Sept. 12, 1933; E unp. 76249;
G. Robt. Wilson. 19242
Song of mystery; song. © 1 ©. Sept.
11, 1983; E unp. 76213; Constance
Vaska. 192438
Song (The) of service; song. © 1 e.
Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 75912; Charles
Frederick Carlson. 19244
Song of the afterglow; w Phil Price,
and melody. © 1. Sept. 25, 1933;
E unp. 76758; Russell Leake. 19245
Song of the blue eagle; song, w Henri
Petersen. © 1 c. Sept. 19, 1933; E
unp. 76496; Carmen Petersen.
19246
793
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19247
Song of the flood; song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
30, 19383; E unp. 76917; Spencer
Williams. 19247
Song (A) of the heart; song. © Sept.
2, 1933; E pub. 387657; Katherine
May Wassenberg. 19248
Song (The) of the N.R.A.; song ©
1c Sept. 15, 1983; E unp. 76361;
Harry H. Shapiro. 19249
Song of the N.R.A.; w and melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 16, 1933; E unp. 76368;
Harvey Stubblebine. 19250
Song of the new dawn; w Angela Mor-
gan, m Geoffrey O’Hara. © Sept.
18, 1933; E pub. 37845; Harms, ine.
18251
Song of the night; w Julian Chein,
melody George William Caturani.
© 1c. Sept. 22, 1933; E unp. 76659 ;
Julian Nicholas Chein. 19252
Song of the prairie; w Gordon Edward
McGowan, and melody. © 1 e.
Sept. 238, 1933; E unp. 76739; An-
gelo Salvatore de George. 19253
Song (The) of the Saracens; w James
Elroy Fiecker, m op. 15; male cho.
© Sept. 12, 1933; E for. 31645; Les-
lie Woodgate. 19254
Song (The) you sang of yore; song,
m M. Sherry. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76174; William Wood. 19255
Sonora querida; cancion, m P. J. Gon-
zalez y Sanchez bros.; pf. © 1 «.
Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76207; Pedro
J. Gonzalez. | 19256
Sorry ; melody Marvin Hatley. ©l1ec
Sept. 22, 1988; E unp. 76693 ; South:
ern music pub. co., ine. 19257
w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1933; E unp. 76746; Lee Futrell and
Harry Towles. 19258
Sorry Mary Ann; song, arr. Bob Tay-
lor. ©.1.¢ Sept: 21, 1933; EH unp.
76579; Donnelly Trent James.
19259
Soul of the night; w and m Elenor
Roberts, W. Lewis and Elmer Scha-
litz, arr. Harry Ludwig; with uku-
lele arr. © Aug. 30, 1933; E pub.
37743 ; Will Lewis. 19260
Sourire de mai; valse, K. Komzak, op.
306, arr. Francis Salabert; orch.
ptes. © July 1, 1933; E for. 31378;
Editions Salabert. 19261
Sous le soleil; fox-trot, de la Revue
Marseillaise, de G.. Sellers, arr.
Francis Salabert; orch, ptes. et pa-
pt. II, n. s.,'v. 28
roles. © July 1, 1933; E for. 31371;
Editions Salabert. 19262
South-side galop; pf. accordion arr.
© Aug. 28, 1933; E pub. 37644; Ed-
ward J. Thurow. 19263.
Southern Sal; w Harold Goodrum, m
Thelma [M.] H. VerCutren. © 1 «.
Sept. 20, 19383; E unp. 76539 ; Thelma
Hawkins. 19264
Southern skies are calling me home;
w and melody Le Moore. © 1 «©.
Aug. 29, 1933; E unp. 76058; Leon-
tine E. Gray. 19265
Souvenir of old Quebec; andante, ron-
do and finale, St. Verroust, rev. and
arr.; oboe and pf. \© Sept. 21,
1933; E pub. 37869; Albert J. An-
draud. 19266
Souvenirs; by Herbert Stothart; pf.
© 1 e. May 1, 1933; E unp. 16401:
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 19267
Spending my time in your arms; w
and melody E. Kerzenmacher and
Jimmy Delaney. © 1 ec. Aug. 26,
1933; E unp. 75534; Edward Kerzen-
macher. 19268
Spirit of democracy; march; pf. ©
1, c... Sept. .5; 1933; Bp aagees
Bertha Raffetto. 19269
Spirit of the day; march; pf. conduc-
tor. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1983) np.
76247; Harvey S. Whistler. 19270
Spirit (The) of the N. R. A.; song. ©
1c. Sept. 27, 1933; E unp. 76807;
Donald E. Niksch. 19271
Spirit (The) of 33; w and melody. ©
1c Sept. 7, 19383; E unp. 76044;
Albert V. Van Aman. 19272
Spiritual jubilee medley; from Negro
choral symphony; mixed voices. ©
Aug. 5, 1933; E pub. 37852; N. Clark
Smith. 19273
Springtime by the Rio Grande; song.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76225;
Louise De Prez Moore. 19274
Springtime lingering lover ; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 9, 19383; E unp.
76132; Christopher M. Ford. 19275
Staendchen (Ein); pf. © 1 ce. Sept.
16, 1933; E unp. 76367; Bruno Voll-
mer, 19276
Staigers (Del) modern & progressive
correspondence course for cornet
and trumpet. Lessons 1-4. © Sept.
21, 1933; E pub. 37914; Del Staig-
ers, inc, 19277
794
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1938
Stand by me; w J. M. Samson; melody
Tos. Calpr )Cy'D es! Seépt.! 5) 1938 ;
Eounp. 75931; Luigi 8S. Calbi and
Jack M. Samson. 19278
Standing still; w and melody Al Good-
hart. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1933; E unp.
76871; Irving Berlin, inc. 19279
Starry night; w and melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 12, 1988; E unp. 76241; Wil-
jliam A. Wanser. 19280
Start doin’ your part for the N. R. A.;
song, m and ukulele arr. L. Hacker.
© 1 © Sept. 21, 19383; E unp. 76572;
Jack Chambers and Lola Hacker.
19281
Steinriegler; marche, C. Por, op. 1,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch, ptes.
© July 1, 1933; © for. 31370; Bdi-
tions Salabert. 19282
Still, still the night; song. © 1 «.
Sept. 29, 1983; E unp. 76875; Marie
Bowman. 19283
Stimer (A) protest; w Philip M. Ras-
kin, and melody. © 1 c. Sept. 26,
193838; E unp. 76785; Myro Glass.
19284
St'nsonian march; by Milt H. Whaley;
band pts. © Sept. 20, 1933; E pub.
37963; C. L. Barnhouse, inc. 19285
Stony Point; march, L. P. Laurendeau,
arr. Julius 8. Seredy; band pts. ©
Sept. 14, 1983; E pub. 37882; Carl
Fischer, inc. 19286
Story books; song. © Sept. 12, 1933;
E pub. 37982; Charles Repper.
19287
Straussiana; waltzes from Johann
Strauss, transcribed for pf. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 29, 1983; E unp. 76903; Wil-
liam C. Moebius. 19288
Strolling down by the old Illinois; w
and melody. ©1c. Sept. 21, 1938;
EH unp. 76595; William Mecham and
Abel G. Smith. 19289:
Students march; melody. © 1 «. Sept.
19, 1933; E unp. 76507; H. Leslie
Fry. 19290
Stuff (The) is here; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1933; E unp. 76685;
Alexander Evans. 19291
Sturmsoldaten; marsch y. M. Philipo-
myitm Opti: Klavier. ©. July 8,
1933; E for. 31323; Sunnwend-ver-
lag, G.m.b.H. 10292:
Such is love; w Arthur K. Young, and
19307
Suenos de oro; cancion, m P. J. Gon-
zalez y Sanchez bros.; pf. © 1 «.
Sept. 11, 1983; E unp. 76209; Pedro
J. Gonzalez. 19294
Suite en si; par Jean Doyen, op. 4;
Di © suly 141935) Hi tor, Staal:
Alphonse Leduc & cie. 19295
Summer nights in June with you; w
and melody. © 1. Sept. 27, 1933;
EK unp. 76820; Frank McCann.
19296
Sunny weather; from Seasoned greet-
ings, w and m Cliff Hess. © Aug.
10, 19338; E pub. 37835; M. Witmark
& sons. 19297
Sunrise; song. © Sept. 20, 1933; HB
pub. 387857 ; John Welsh. 19298
Sunrise to sunset; written and com-
posed Noel Gay, Clifford Grey and
Horatio Nicholls. © Aug. 11, 1933;
EK for. 31682; Lawrence Wright
music co. 19299
Sunset waltz; by Mana-Zucca, op. 116;
pf. © Sept. 18, 1933; E pub. 37945;
White-Smith musie pub. co. 19300
Sunshine and blue skies; w and mel-
ody. © 1 ec. Sept. 1, 1933; E unp.
75852; George L. Scheper, jr. 19301
Sunshine (The) from your smile; pf.
with w. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1938: EH
unp. 76220; Staten Johnson. 19302
Supper time; from As_ thousands
cheer, w and m Irving Berlin; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 22, 1933; EB
pub. 37952; Irving Berlin, ine. 19303
Supplement to Wellesley song book;
1933, with 18 new songs, w Mary
Moulton Hascall, and others, m
Corinne Locke Barcus, and others.
© Sept. 7, 1933; E pub. 37775; How-
ard Hinners. 19304
Sur la mer immense; slow-fox, dans
La fusée, paroles Léo Leliévre, fils,
m Forterre; avee accord de Vukulele.
© July 1, 1933; BH for. 31475; Bdi-
tions Salabert. 19305
Sur le trottoir; de Nu comme un ver,
paroles Jean Boyer, m Maurice
Yvain; avee accord de ukulele. ©
Aug. 4, 1983; E for. 31522; Editions
Salabert. 19306
Sur les quais de Paris; valse musette
du film Paris au fil de ’eau, paroles
melody. © 1c. Sept. 20, 1933; H Jean Rodor, m Van MHoorébeke;
unp. 76541; Harry Rosenthal. orech, ptes. © July 1, 1933; EB for.
19253 31418; Choudens. 19307 °
7995
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19308
Surf boat; by S. Kaylin, arr. E. Ger-
stenberger; pf. conductor. © 1 «.
Aug. 29, 19338; E unp. 75766; Movie-
tone music corp. 19308
Suzanna manana; w W. W. La Baume,
m E. G. Kentner; pf. treble. ©1..
Aug. 14, 19338; E unp. 15971; Wm.
W. La Baume and Edward G. Kent-
ner. 19309
Swanee cradle song: w Moe Jaffe, mel-
ody Scrappy Lambert. © 1 ¢. Sept.
16, 1983; E unp. 76386; Leo Feist,
inc. 19310
Swapping sweet nothings with you;
from Hold your horses, w and m
Robert A. Simon, Owen Murphy and
Russell Bennett; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 14,[619338¢- E.; pub.= 3778 ;
Harms, ine. 19311
Sweet-heart all the time; w Dorcas
Edna, and melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 9,
1933; E unp. 76169; M. B. Edna.
19312
Sweet madness; from Murder at the
Vanities, w Ned Washington, m Vic-
tor Young; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 11, 1933; E pub. 37765; Harms,
ine. 19313
Sweet nothings of the past; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 2, 1933; E unp.
75875; Arno Navratil. 19314
Sweet one; from Nice goings on, w
and m Arthur Schwartz; with uku-
lele arr. © Aug. 30, 1933; E for.
31589; Harms, inc. 19315
Sweetheart; fox-trot song. Full har-
mony sc. © 1 ¢c. Sept. 5, 1933; E
unp. 75952; Nicholas Mallardo.
193816
Sweetheart, autumn leaves are fall-
ing; w and melody. ©1c. Sept. 18,
1933; E unp. 76868; Ferdinand Car-
tier. 19317
Sweetheart I never knew; w and mel-
ody Mel Hunt. © 1 c. Sept. 29,
1933; E unp. 76879; Melvin Le Roy
Hunt. 19818
Sweetheart my own; song, melody
LeRoy Magruder. © 1 ec. Sept. 5,
1933; E unp. 75928; Herbert Gately.
19319
Sweetheart of my dreams; w and m
Al Jacobs and Al Pearce; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 21, 1933; E pub,
37974; Sherman, Clay & co. 19320
Sweetheart of Theta chi; waltz song.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1933; E unp. 76470;
Eldon C. Grover. 19321
796
pt. 10, nS ae
Sweetheart, please forgive; w Rose
McInnis, m Luther A. Clark. ©1e.
July 21, 1983; E unp. 73977; Lottie
McInnis. 19322
Sweetheart you're first and last with
me; English lyrics Charles O’Flynn,
Swedish lyrics Sven-Olof Sandberg,
m Bert Carsten. © Sept. 18, 1933;
E pub. 37814; Edward B. Marks
music corp. 19323
Sweety cake; w J. Keirn Brennan and
George Grandee, m Ada May. ©
1c. Sept. 8, 19383; E unp. 76107; Ada
May Weeks. 19324
Swinging the blues away; melody
Billy Gilbert, Frank Terry and Mar-
vin Hatley. © 1 ce. Sept. 22 1983;
E unp. 76695; Southern music pub.
co., inc. 19325
Sword and buckler; march; pf. © 1
c. Sept. 20, 19383; E unp. 76557 ; John
H. Bell. 19326
Sympathique; fox-trot, du film Roule
tabille aviateur, de G. van Parys,
arr. Francis Salabert; orch. ptes. et
paroles. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31369; Editions Salabert. 19327
T’en souviens-tu; valse idylle, V. Tu-
rine; ptes, pour harmonie, avec con-
ducteur en si bémol. © Apr. 1,
1933; E. for. 31448; Alphonse Leduc
& cie. 19328
Tabu; composed and pf. arr. Samuel
Kaylin, orch. arr. E. Gerstenberger ;
conductor. © 1c. Aug. 29, 19383; E
unp. 75771; Movietone music Corp.
19329
Takin’ the Keeler cure; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1933; E unp. 76874;
Jack Callaham. 19330
Tales and tunes from grand opera; 16
well-known melodies, special har-
monization, simplifications and arrs.
Dorothy Gaynor Blake, tales in
acrostics Laurence B. Ellert; pf.
with w. © Sept. 25, 1983; E pub.
37983 ; Willis music Co. 19331
Tales from the Vienna woods; waltz,
Johann Strauss, op. 325, English ver-
sion Helen Beckett ; mixed cho. Voc.
se. © June 26, 1983; E for. 30766;
Cranz & co., ltd.
Tall (The) city; suite, Hans Spialek;
orch. Se. © Sept. 8, 1933; E pub.
37719; Harms, ine.
Tally ho; overture, John Ansell; orch.
pts. © Aug. 29, 1933; E for. 31336;
Hawkes & son (London), ltd.
19332
19333 —
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Tang (The) of the sea; w Hugo Bol-
ton, m Kenneth Walton. © Aug. 1,
1933; E pub. 37833; Harms, inc.
19335
Te quiero; bolero, letra y m Maria
Teresa Lara, arr. Agustin Lara. ©
Feb. 20, 1933; E for. 315838; A. Wag-
ner y Levien sucs., Ss. en ¢. 19336
Te quiero Morena; cancion, letra Gus-
tavo Sanchez Galarraga. © Aug.
20, 1988; E for. 31852; Ernesto
Lecuona. 19337
Tell me; melody. © 1 c. Sept. 16,
1933 ; E unp. 76364; Edward Martin-
chick. 19338
Tell me why; pf. with w. © 1 c.
Sept. 9, 1983; E unp. 76190; Rhoda
Blanche Whiskin. 19339)
Ten thousand years ago; singing fox-
trot, w and m anon., dance orch.
arr. Howard King and W. Berns;
pts. © May 1, 1933; E pub. 37694;
Howard King, William Berns and
Michel Weisberg. 19340:
Tes yeux; poéme et m Dimitry Levidis,
op. 50; chant et pf. © July 1,
1933 ; EH for. 313894; Durand & cie.
19341
Texas plains are callin’; song. ©1«.
Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76226; Louise
De Prez Moore. 19342
Thank God for little gardens; w Her-
bert J. Brandon, m Alan Murray; in
By iat! ©. Aug: 29, 1938; .E for.
31651; Peter Maurice music co., ltd.
19343
Thanks; from Too much harmony, w
and m Arthur Johnston and Sam
Coslow; with ukulele arr. © Auzy.
30, 1933; E pub. 37647; Paramount
productions, inc. 19344
That blond headed girl of mine; w and
melody, transposition Vera J. Ro-
lander. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp.
_ 75894; Andrew Milton Miles. 19345
That dear mother of mine; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76715;
Joe Savitski. 19346
That dear old sweet mother of mine;
w and melody. © 1 c. Sept. 21,
19383 ; E unp. 76596 ; William Mecham
and Abel G. Smith. 19347
That little church among the hills,
back home; w and m Ralph KHd-
mund and John P. Long; with uku-
16030—33
js 197
19361
lele arr. © Sept. 14, 1933; E for.
31564; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.
19348
That love bug; song, m Sylvester L.
Cross. © 1c. Sept. 5, 19383; E unp.
75904; Cora Delia Williams. 19349
That old-fashioned bar-maid of mine;
w and melody. © 1 «c. Sept. 25,
1933; E unp. 76768; Elmore Oscar
Lundeen. 19350
That’s how I know; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Sept. 15, 1983; E unp. 76350; Maude
P. Leighton. 19351
That’s how rhythm was born; w Geo.
Whiting and Nat Schwartz, m J. C..
Johnson; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
12, 1933; E pub. 37781; Sherman,
Clay & Co. 19352:
That’s me without you; w Howard
Johnson and Billy Glason, m J. Fred
Coots; with chord notations for uku-
lele, banjo and guit. © Sept. 6,
1933; E pub. 387741; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 19353.
That’s my inventory of you; song.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 75909;
Michael Mikita and Mac Benoit.
19354
That’s my love for you; song, from
Happiness ahead. © 1 ¢ Sept. 5,
1933; E unp. 75896; George Myron
Harvey. 19355
That’s what evening means to me; w
Arthur Terker and Harry Clarkson,
melody Jeff Clarkson. © 1 c¢. Sept.
7, 1983; E unp. 76027; Irving Ber-
lin, ine, 19356
That’s what I’d do for my man; w and
m Billy Joyce; pf. treble. © 1 «
Sept. 27, 1983; E unp. 76803; Bob
La Salle. 19357
That’s what life is made of; fox-trot,
w and m Ray Noble; with ukulele
arr. © Aug. 28, 1933; E for. 31488 ;
Lawrence Wright music co. 19358.
That’s when the honeymoon is over;
w and melody... © 1 ¢c Sept. 16,
1933; E unp. 76484; Frederick C.
Clifford. 19359
That’s when you know it’s love; fox-.
trot song, m Lloyd Tillotson and
Linda Lee. © 1c Aug. 28, 1933; E
unp. 76232; Garret Kawakami.
19360
That’s why I love you; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1983; E unp. 76748 ;
Melvin L. Blue. 19361
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19362
That something makes me love you so;
song. ©1e. Sept. 21, 1933; E unp.
76573; Michael J. Linkiewicz.
19362
Their little day; waltz song; pf. ©1
c. Sept. 20, 1933; E unp. 76565; John
Sleight Goodsell. 19363
There is no one like you, anywhere in
the world; w Charles Tobias and
Murray Mencher, m Sidney Claire;
with ukulele acc. © Apr. 20, 1931;
E pub. 37608; Sterling songs, inc.
19364
There must be some way of under-
standing; song, arr. Charles H.
Lewis. © 1 c¢ Sept. 25, 1933; HB
unp. 76770; Lucies Handy Coleman.
19365
There’s a lucky guy; opening [and]
I’m a lover of Paree; from The way
to love: w Leo Robin,
Rainger. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1933; E
unp. 76238; Paramount productions,
inc. 19366
There’s a new feeling in my heart;
fox-trot, Michel Emer; orch. pts.
©. July 1, 1933; E for. 31417; Chou-
dens. 19367
There’s a new hope in my heart; waltz
song. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp.
76618 ; Leonard Moody Carmine.
19368
There’s no other girl; song, m Ray-
mond Wallace Mott; pf. © 1 «.
Sept. 20, 1933; E unp. 76533; Roger
Mott Holdsworth. 19369
There’s no such thing as love; w Ju-
lian Chein, melody George William
Caturani...© 1c. Sept..22, 1933570)
unp. 76657; Julian Nicholas Chein.
19370
There was no light in the window; w
and melody. © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1933;
E unp. 76612; Fred Shorey Camp-
bell. 19371
They call me Sister Honkey Tonk; w
G. DuBois and B. Ellison, m H.
Brooks, arr. Howard Jackson. © 1
e«. Sept. 13, 1983; E unp. 76281;
Gladys DuBois, Ben Ellison and
Harvey Brooks. 19372
Things look brighter again; w Sam
M. Lewis, melody J. Fred Coots. ©
1 c. Sept. 9, 1983; E unp. 76115; Leo
Feist; ine. 19373
Things (The) that God hath pre-
pared; Biblical text, m William
Stickles. © Sept. 8, 1933: E pub.
31717; Harms, ine. 19374
m Ralph
Dt. Ie, Bos veee
This is romance; w Edward Heyman,
m Vernon Duke; with ukulele arr.
© July 24, 1933; E pub. 37825:
Harms, ine. 19875
Thoughts; melody. © 1 ¢. Sept. 16,
1933; E unp. 763865; Edward Mar-
tinchick. 19376
Three cheers for the N.R.A.; song, m
Richard Kramer. © 1 e¢. Sept. 7,
19338; E unp. 76399; William EHd-
ward Lucas. URS Ay it}
Three cornered moon; w and m Abner
Silver, Al Hoffman and Mack David,
arr. J. Rosamond Johnson. © Sept.
21, 1983; E pub. 37922; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 19378
Three point two; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 15, 19383; E unp. 76354; Con-
stance Jeanne Petterson. 19379
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1933;
E unp. 76356; W. C. Stein. 193880
w Dean Joseph Rice, m Thom-
as Joseph Harrison. © Aug. 18,
1933; E pub. 37742; D. J. Riee and
TJ. Harrison, 19381
Throw me down and like a rubber
ball I’ll bounce right up again; w
and m J. S. Cox; pi © 1 © Sept.
18, 1933; E unp. 76449; Jeannie §S.
Cox and Jesse G. Baker. 19382
‘Till eternity; song. © 1. Sept. 21,
1933; E unp. 76600; Ila Roberts Os-
sola. 19383
Till my ship comes in; song, pf. arr.
Larry Cramer. © 1 ¢. Oct. 2, 1933;
E unp. 76953; Mary Wright Bain.
19384
Till then; w Ira Gershwin, m George
Gershwin; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 18, 19838; E pub. 37846; T. B.
Harms co. 19385
"Till you came along; melody. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 26, 1933; E unp. 76795; Alfred
Feltman. 19386
Time ain’t long; w and melody. ©
1c. Sept. 20, 19383; E unp. 76535;
Clarence Muse. 19887
Time exercises for beginners; by
Heller Nicholls; pf. Sept. 1,
1933; E for. 31585; Warren & Phil-
lips. 193888
Time is flying, let’s make the best of
it; song. © 1 c. Sept. 2) Magra
unp. 75918; Ciro Vigorita. 19389
798
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Time to say goodbye; slow fox-trot,
w Hric Barker, m John Ridley. ©
Aug. 11, 1983; E for. 31631; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 19390
Times have changed; song, m Robert
Van Sickle. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1933;
EH unp. 76484; Jennie Elmara Stod-
dard. 19891
Tin Pan Alley ball; w A. H. Hawkins,
and melody. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1933;
E ounp. 76524; James Gilbert Pot-
ter, Arthur H. Hawkins and Carl
Fischer. 193892
Tip-toe dance; by Mana-Zucca, op.
116; pf. © Sept. 18, 1983; E pub.
37942; White-Smith music pub. co.
193938
‘Tired of trav’lin’; w and melody. ©
1 c. Sept. 21, 1988; E unp. 76581;
Vineent Lane and Geo. Hmmans.
19394
To be in love again; melody. ©1e.
Sept. 16, 19383; E unp. 76366; Ed-
ward Martinchick. 19395
To be in love with you; w and melody
Ann Arlen. © 1 ¢. Sept. 26, 1933;
E unp. 76786; Ann Marie Sweeney.
19396
To be with you again; song. © 1.
Sept. 8, 1983; E unp. 76087; Leo
Kolendo. 19897
‘To desert hotel; by Herbert Stothart;
PRY Te: May 1, 193833" H) “unp.
76407 ; Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
19398
To Edith; song. ©1c. Sept. 5, 1933;
E unp. 75989; John A. Willamette.
19899
To feather my nest with you; w and
melody. © 1 c. Sept. 14, 1933; E
unp. 76304; Earl Edmund Berglund.
19400
To live is Christ; set to hymn tune
Taylor. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; HE
unp. 76839; Arthur T. Watson.
19401
To our fair-weather salesmen ; musical
reading, w anon., m Frieda Peycke;
pf. © Sept. 1, 1933; E pub. 37649;
Clayton F. Summy co. 19402
‘To the forgotten man; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1933; E unp. 76377;
Walter David Woodman. 19403
‘Toast (The); song. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1983; E unp. 76886; Raymond A.
Willever. 19404
19418
Toceata und Fuge; F moll, Johann
Nepomuk David; orgel. © Aug. 15,
1933; E for. 31615; Breitkopf & Hiar-
tel. 19405
Together; pf. with w. © 1. Sept. 9,
1933; E unp. 76189; Rhoda Blanche
Whiskin. 19406
Toi, mon chéri; valse, de Le couché
de la mariée, paroles Félix Gandéra
et Roger Lion, m Jean Delettre; avec
accord de l’ukulele. © July 1, 1933;
HE for. 31499; Editions Salabert.
19407
Tokens; song, w John Richard More-
land, pf. arr: Larry Cramer. © 1
ec. Sept. 9, 1983; E unp. 76954; Mary
Wright Bain. 19408
Tonight is ours; song, melody Larry
E. Goffin. © 1. Sept. 5, 1933; E
unp. 759387; Anthony J. Luczak.
19409
To-night you’re in my arms; song. ©
1 ¢ Sept. 5, 1933; E unp. 75895;
James Edward: Highsmith, jr.
19410
Topaz moon; w Dorothy Pye Barrett;
Dine ©) 11 e Sept, elosore he ums
75898; Daisy Pye Bradford. 19411
Torch dance; from Ballet suite Henry
VIII, by Edward German, arr. S. C.
Thompson; saxophone quartet. ©
July 29, 1983; E pub. 37999; Alfred
music ¢o., inc. 19412
Torch singer; from Torch singer, w
Leo Robin, m Ralph Rainger. ©
1 ec. Sept. 16, 1933; EH unp. 76433;
Paramount productions, ine. 19413
Tout va bien; de Nu comme un ver,
paroles Jean Boyer, m Maurice
Yvain; avec accord de l’'ukulele. ©
July 1, 19838; © for. 38'521; Hditions
Salabert. 19414
Triume; German text A. de Nora,
English version Emily Ellis, m Chr.
J. Krah. © Sept. 16, 1933; E pub.
37752; Riker, Brown & Wellington,
ine. 19415
Traveling with you; song, m Burrell
Van Buren; pf. © 1 «¢. Sept. 18,
1933; E unp. 76448; Queen Minnie
Beaston. 19416
Tree (The) that father planted for
me; w and melody Billy Hill. ©
1 ce. Sept. 20, 1933; E unp. 76635;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc. 19417
Trianon; de Ilja Livschakoff, arr. J.
H. Wood; orch. ptes. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31553; Publications
Francis Day (s.a.) 19418
(es)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19419
Trinkle, trinkle little star; from Annie
Laurie, w and melody. © 1. Sept.
2, 1983; E unp. 76474; May Craw-
ford Becker and Julia E. Heck.
19419
Trixie; scherzo, Renée Miles; pf. ©
Sept. 11, 1933; E pub. 37902; Carl
Fischer, inc. 19420
Trois ball’s dans la peau; chanson
java, paroles L. Poterat et Roger
Lion, m R. Casabianca et G. Rinaldi.
© Aus 25) 1988 e LOLS oto:
Hawkes & son (London), Itd.
19421
Trompeterliebe; singspiel, frei nach
Scheffels Trompeter von Sickingen,
v. Bruno Hardt-Warden u. Paul
Daehne, m mit benutzung Nessler-
scher motive, August Pepock. Voll-
stindiger klavierauszug mit text.
© July 12, 1933; E for. 31674; Drei
masken musik, G.m.b.H. 19422
Trouper, see it through; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 29, 1983; E unp. 76902;
Margaret M. Blonder. 19423
True love; w Leo Robin, m Richard A.
Whiting, pf. arr. Cy Mockridge. ©
ie. Aue. 29°) h9S3 2h) np (ato:
Movietone music corp. 19424
Trusting ; song, m Isobel Arnold Burt.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1933; E unp. 76674;
Robert Baker. 19425
Tu le sais; fox-blues, du film Paris-
soleil, de René Sylviano, arr. Francis
Salabert; orch. ptes. et paroles. ©
July 1, 1933; E for. 31368; Editions
Salabert. 19426
Tu mens si bien; tango, dans Le
couché de la mariée, paroles Zep et
Roger Lion, m Jean Delettre; avec
accord de ’ukulele. © July 1, 1933;
E for. 31478; Editions Salabert.
19427
Tuck-a-way time; song. © 1 e. Sept.
18, 1933: .E. unp:, 76488; Ruth fh.
Wenzel. 19428
Tul de ilusién; waltz; pf. © 1 «.
Sept. 26, 19838; E unp. 76800; Luis
Herminio Lacomba. 19429
Tune (The) I wrote for you; song.
© Sept. 11, 1933; E pub. 37919; Ar-
mand Cloutier. 19430
Twilight lullaby; w and melody. ©
A e.. Sept. 22,°1935; HM unps Wooo.
Russell Morris Wood. 19431
Twisting Sue; w and melody. ©1..
Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 75962; Harri-
son Jackson. 194382
pt. 111, n. S., V..2&
Two merry pedlars; duet, w Norman
Grant, m H. Baynton-Power; ten.
and bar. © Aug. 24, 1933; EH. for.
31290; Reeder & Walsh. 19433.
Two (The) rats; unison song, w anon..,.
m Harold E. Watts. © June 30,
1983; E for. 313803; H. F. W. Deane
& sons, the Year book press, ltd.
19484
Under blue skies; suite, Ernest Aus-
tin; pf. © Sept. 4) 19335) a) 10r.
31447 ; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine.
with John G. Murdoch & co., ltd.
19435.
Under the blue eagle; N.R.A. march-
ing song, w and melody. © 1 e.
Sept. 6, 1933; E unp. 75992; Halbert
H. Hallett. 19436:
Under the eagle blue; song, w Bernice
Long. © 1c. Sept. 2, 1933; E unp.
75974; William Toney. 194387
Under the moon; w and melody. © 1
c. Sept. 19, 1933; E unp. 76504:
Robert Bryant. 19488:
Under the moon with you; pf. with w.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1983; E unp. 76450 ;:
Peter Edward Hart. 194389
Underneath the swaying palms with
you; pf. treble with w. ©1e. Sept..
14, 1933; E unp. 76315; Al Beckwith
and Wm. Jerome Ruger. 19440
United we stand; march, Victor Gra-.
bel; band pts. © Sept. 20, 1933; E
pub. 87964; C. L. Barnhouse, ine.
19441
Unter freiem himmel; marsch, von C..
Morena, op. 188. 1. Pf.—2. Salon-
orch. stimmen.—s. Orch. stimmen.—
4. Militir-musik stimmen. © June
29, 1933; E for. 31656-31659; Ver-
lagsanstalt Hymnophon.
19442-19445.
Until I come; pf. with w. ©1¢c. Sept..
18, 1933; E unp. 76448; William R.
Rescorl. 19446
U-ra-li-a-te-ay; w and m Arthur Le
Clerq; with ukulele arr. © Oct. 2,.
1933; E for. 31684; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., Itd. 19447
Vacation time; by Mana-Zucca, op..
116; pf. © Sept. 18, 19388; B pub.
37943 ; White-Smith music pub. co.
19448:
Valse d’amitié; pf. © 1 ec. Sept. 138,.
1933; E unp. 76278; Katherine M.
Lehrenkrauss. 19449"
800
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Vanderbilt forever; victory song, w
Grantland Rice; with ukulele arr.
May Singhi Breen. © Sept. 14,
1983; E pub. 37724; Thornton W.
Allen. 19450
Wanka ’n’ Tanka; English version
Alexander Basy, m A. Dargomijsky,
arr. Basile Kibalchich, ed. Max T.
Krone; mixed cho., with sop. and
alto solo voices. © July 27, 1933;
E pub. 378382; M. Witmark’'& sons,
19451
Variationen tiber ein eigenes thema;
von Gerhard Frommel; orch. Parti-
tur. © June 30, 1933; E for. 31286;
Ries & Hrler, G.m.b.H. 19452
Veni Creator; liturgical text, and m.
© Sept. 20, 1933; E pub. 37856;
John Welsh. 19453
Ventanita colonial; letra y m Maria
Teresa Lara, arr. Agustin Lara. ©
Jan. 27, 1933; E for. 31574; A. Wag-
ner y Levien sucs., Ss. en ¢. 19454
Vercingétorix; épopée lyrique, Etienne
Clémentel et J.-H. Louwyck, m J.
Canteloube. Partition chant et pf.
© July 1, 1933; D 28506; Heugel.
19454*
Verlorene (Der) walzer; operette in
8 akten, nach dem tonfilm Zwei
herzen im dreivierteltakt, v Paul
Knepler u. J. M. Welleminsky, ge-
‘sangstexte Robert Gilbert, m Robert
Stolz. ©1c. Sept. 27, 1933; E unp.
76829 ; Doremi musikverlag a.g.
19455
Vice versa; 3 duets, by W. Oliphant,
Gladys A. Wood and O. Chucker-
butty; pf. © Aug. 22, 1933; EB for.
31277; Walsh, Holmes & co., ltd.
19456
Victorian (The) ; march, J. S. Taylor;
band pts. © Sept. 20, 1933; E pub.
37965; C. L. Barnhouse, ine. 19457
Viens; caprice, valse-boston, de Der-
niere nuit, paroles Marc-Hély, m
Marguerite Monnot et J. Jekyll;
avec accord de l’'ukulele. © July 1,
1933; EH for. 31495; Editions Sala-
bert. 19458
Vision (A) of silver and gold; song.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1933; E unp. 76677:
Bruna Da San Martino. 19459
Vivre; valse, de Ah! Quelle gare, pa-
roles Mouézy-Eon et André Hornez,
m Raoul Moretti; avee accord de
Vukulele. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31489; Editions Salabert.
’
19460
19471
Voice of my country; w and melody L.
Young and Jimmy Delaney. ©1e.
Aug. 26, 1988; E unp. 755382; Leona
Young. 19461
Voix (La) de mon réve; tango, paroles
Maurice Aubret, m Jacques Dallin;
avee accord de V’ukulele. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31454; Hditions Sala-
bert. 19462
Von der ewigen liebe; motette, nach w
des Angelus Silesius, m Kurt
Thomas, op. 21; sechsstimmigen
chor. Partitur. © June 21, 1933;
E for. 31603; Breitkopf & Hirtel.
19463
Vous; valse argentine, paroles Bertal-
Maubon, m A. H. Monfred; avec
accord de ukulele. © July 1, 1933;
EH for. 31496; Editions Salabert.
19464
Vous avez déménagé mon coeur; mélo-
die-slow, dans A la belle bergére,
couplets Jean-Nohain, m Mireille;
avec accord de l’ukulele. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31482; Editions Sala-
bert. 19465
Vraie (La) des matelots; valse mu-
sette, paroles Géo. Koger et L. Carol,
m Vincent Scotto; avec accord de
Vukulele. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31498; Hditions Salabert. 19466
Wagner (Richard) The flying Dutch-
man; opera, arr. as Song play, Berta
Elsmith. © Sept. 25, 1933; D 28513;
Hlsmith music laboratory, inc.
19466*
Wait’ll it happens to you; w Joe Good-
win, m Jesse Greer; with ukulele
arr. © Sept. 12, 1933; Epub.
38022; Mills music, inc. 19467
Waiting beneath the dreamy Ozark
moon; song, melody P. B. Story. ©
1 « Sept. 7, 1983; E unp. 76021;
Lenora Willgus Shull. 19468
Waiting for the moon; fox trot song.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1933; E unp. 76075;
Charley Stalego. 19469
Waken! Lords and ladies gay; four-
part song, w Walter Scott, m Cor-
bett Sumsion; mixed voices. ©
June 30, 1983; E for. 31302; H. F.
W. Deane & sons, The year book
press, ltd. 19470
Walkin’ in the wind with you; from
The operator’s opera, w and m Cliff
Hess. © Aug. 10, 19838; E pub.
37837; M. Witmark & sons. 19471
801
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19472
Walking down Broadway; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp.
76155; Floyd Wm. Smith. 19472
Waltz time; selection, adapted from m
of Johann Strauss, Louis Levy, arr.
Denis Wright; pf. © July 20, 1933;
E for. 31635; Chappell & co., ltd.
19473
Waltzing alone; melody with pf. acc.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1933; E unp. 76849;
Frank Poper and Bill McGill. 19474
Wandering; w and m Jule le Nard.
© 1c. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp. 76089’;
Julia L. FitzPatrick. 19475
Was it love; waltz, melody. © 1.«.
Sept. 5, 1933; E unp. 75910; Fred-
erick W. Warnke. 19476
Wasp (The); novelty; pf. accordion.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1933; E unp. 76782;
Fredric Alfred Tedesco. 19477
Wasting my time; w and melody Del
Leaver. © 1c Sept. 11, 1933; E
unp. 76196; Adele Hatti Margaret
Leaver. 19478
Way up north in Southland; w Geo.
Whiting and Nat Schwartz, melody
J.C. Johnson. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1933;
E unp. 76257 ; Broadway music corp.
19479
We are for you N-R-A; song. ©1«..
Sept. 12, 1983; E unp. 76255; Harold
R. Eder and Evelyn J. Weiskerger.
19480
We couldn’t do better than that; w
Edward HEliscue, melody Harry
Akst. ©1c. Sept. 12, 1933; E unp.
76244; Irving Berlin, inc. 19481
We do our part; song of the N.R.A.,
w G. T. Smith, m M. W. Irwin. ©
1c. Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 75956;
Geo. T. Smith and Mollie Webb
Irwin. 19482
We'll all go riding on a rainbow; w
and m Harry Woods; with ukulele
arr. © Sept. 5, 1933; Hi for, 31275:
Cinephonic music co., Itd. 19483
We'll always be friends; 6/8 song, w
Edward Pola, m Franz Steininger ;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 28, 1983;
E for. 381487; Lawrence Wright
music co. 19484
We love our colors; song, melody
Pauline Story. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76121; James Henry Jen-
nings. 19485
We're alone; w L. Wolfe Gilbert, m
I. B. Kornblum. © 1 ec. Sept. 15,
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28:
1933; E unp. 76432; Movietone mu-
sic Corp. 19486:
We're drifting apart; w Arthur H.
Corso, and melody. © 1 e. Sept.
20, 1933; E unp. 76546; Michael
George Fochi. 19487
We're going big for that big blanket
code; song. © Sept. 23, 1933; E
pub. 38031; Bernard H. Zais. 19488
We're just a bunch cof merry bo’s;
melody Gus Meiers, Billy Blecher
and Marvin Hatley. © 1 e. Sept.
15, 1983; E unp. 76698; Southern
music pub. co., ine. ~ 19489:
We're poor, but we’re happy in love;
fox trot, w and m Bessie Heaton.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1933; E unp. 75978;
Bessie Heaton Lewis. 19490
We’re the singing mothers of the
P.T.A.; song. © Aug. 19, 1983; E
pub. 37788; Grace O. Barrett. 19491
We want likker; song, arr. John Bach;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 25, 1933;
E pub. 38029 ; Christopher J. Gainey.
19492
© 1 °C Senw. 7,
760384; Christopher
19493
Wedding (The) ceremony; by Herbert
Stothart; pf. © 1 «¢. May 1, 1933;
E unp. 76404; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 19494
Wedding (The) of the dragon flies; w
Erell Reaves, m Sherman Myers.
Aug. 17,. 1933 ; .Ei for, Siaeie eed
Lennox, ltd. 19495.
Weep no more my baby; from Murder
at the Vanities, w Edward Heyman,
m John W. Green; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 11, 1933; Hi publesirerT:
Harms, ine. 19496
Welcome new deal; song. ©1e. Sept.
18, 1933: E unp. 76478; Kate Lock-
wood Nevins. 19497
Wenn mein schatz mich ktisst; w uw.
m Riedel M. Holzhaus, klaviersatz
Fritz Steven. © July 31, 1933; E
for. 31661; Ries & Erler, G. m. b. H.
19498
What a night for love; song. ©1e.
Sept. 8, 1933; E unp. 76108; Don
M. Lewis. 19499
What-a-ya-do when you haven’t got
a dime; song. ©1c. Sept. 21, 1933;
E unp. 76582; G. Robert Hanson.
19500
w and melody.
1933.2 HY. Unp.
John Gainey.
802
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
What did I do; w and melody. ©1.
Sept. 1, 1938; E unp. 75854; Roy EH.
Rinehart and Bernard Peeling.
19501
What have I done to you; fox-trot, w
Joe Hamilton, melody Clem Chester
Cerwin. ‘© 1 c. Sept. 19, 1933; EH
unp. 76512; Klemens Czestaw Czer-
winski. 19502
What is sweeter than the sweetness of
I love you; w Joan Jasmyn, m M. K.
Jerome; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
25, 1933; E pub. 37688; M. Witmark
& sons. 19503
What is that love they idolize; song.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1933; E unp.. 76464 ;
Gertrude Goldstein Maged. 19504
What is there about you; w Dorothy
Fields, m Jimmy McHugh, pf. arr.
Wayne Allen. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1933;
HE unp. 76161 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 19505
What’ll become of me; w and melody
Bud Green and Sam H. Stept. ©
1 c. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76180;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
19506
What makes you so sweet; w and m
Benée Russell; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 12, 1933; E pub. 38021; Mills
music, ince. 19507
What’s become of my man; w Alice
Hargrove, and melody. © 1 «. Sept.
21, 19383; HF unp. 76571; Don Rod-
ricks. 19508
What shall I do; song, w Ida M.
Woodberry. © 1c. Sept. 29, 1933;
E unp. 76885; Raymond A. Willever.
19509
What the dickens do we care; w and
melody Ann Ronell. © 1 e¢. Sept.
29, 1933; E unp. 76873; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 19510
What would I do if I didn’t have you;
w and m Little Jack Little, Dave
Oppenheim and Ira Schuster, pf. sc.
Lou Leaman; with ukulele arr.
Sept. 12, 1933; E pub. 38024; Mills
music, inc. 19511
When Cupid calls; w and m Harry
Parr-Davies; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 14, 1933; E for. 31569; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd.
When I am on my way; song, w Ina
Rufo.
76728; Palma Rufo. 19513
When I asked her if she would be
mine; w and melody. © 1c. Sept.
to, 4935; ..H. unp. (6267:. Harold
Lowell Gamble. 19514
19512
© 1e. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp.
When it’s springtime in the West;
song, m Arvilla Montgomery. ©
1 ec. Sept. 18, 19383; E unp. 76483;
Rollan Montgomery. 19515
When it’s tulip time in springtime;
song, m Luther A. Clark; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 12, 1933; E pub.
37934; Herbert J. Hause. 19516
When it was yet dark; Easter anthem,
w from the Bible, m H. Henner;
mixed voices. © Sept. 11, 1933; E
pub. 37739; George Dement Tufts.
19517
When lights were low; waltz; melody,
with pf. acc. ©1e Sept. 2, 1933;
E unp. 75877; P. Spicacci. 19518
When love is calling; w and melody
J. T. Alfo and Jimmy Delaney. ©
1 -¢. Sept. 15, 19838; E unp. 76323;
John T. Alfo. 19519
When love was young; American lyric
Mitchell Parish, German text Fritz
Rotter, m Fred Markush, pf. se. Lou
Leaman; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
25, 1933; E pub. 37720; Mills music,
inc. 19520
When Mister Moon and I played peek-
a-boo; w and melody. © 1. Sept.
9, 19383; E unp. 76173 ; Carolyn Mar-
garet Kay. 19521
When my ship comes in, I’ll share the
eargo with you; w and m Evelyn
Redfern Hellman, James J. Donnelly
and Philip H. Kaufman, sc. Meyrl
Alderman; orch. pts. © July 29,
1933; E pub. 37946; James J. Don-
nelly. 19522
When night comes o’er the sea; song,
w Esther 8. Erickson. © 1 ¢. Sept.
1, 1983; E unp. 75884; Clarence H.
Erickson. 19523
When Roosevelt and me were in the
navy; song. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1933;
EH unp. 76835; P. J. Pasarick. 19524
When stars are in the quiet skies; w
Lord Lytton, m Clarence Lueas, arr.
William Stickles; mixed cho., or
quartet. © June 28, 1933; E pub.
37819; Chappell & co., ltd. 19525
When summer’s gone; song. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 18, 1983; E unp. 76269; Diane
Inez V. Grover. 19526
When the last rose of Summer whis-
pers goodbye; w and m Marty
Symes, Al. J. Neiburg and Jerry
Levinson; with ukulele arr.
Sept. 8, 1988; E pub. 37703; Irving
Berlin, inc. 19527
803
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19528
When the moon hangs low in the val-
ley; waltz song, melody Luther A.
Clark. ©1c. Sept. 7, 1983; E unp.
76016; Forrest Hill Lyons. 19528
When the nightshades are falling on
the Rockies; w and m Hank Keene;
with guit. arr. © July 28, 1983; E
pub. 37681; Keene music co. 19529
When the one you love is gone; w and
m Lew Pollack and Charles Tobias,
pf. arr. R. H. Noeltner. © Aug. 30,
1933; E pub. 37655; Keit-Engel, ine.
19530
When the roses bloom again in the val-
ley; w and melody. ©1c. Sept. 25,
1933; E unp. 76744; John B. Custer.
19531
When the whippoorwill calls; song. ©
1 c. Sept. 18, 1983; E unp. 76460;
Vida Mae Baisden. 19532
When there ain’t no moonlight to shine
in my Window; song, melody LeRoy
Magruder. © 1 ec. Sept. 5, 1933; E
unp. 75929; Herbert Gately. 19533
When you come back sweetheart ; waltz
song, melody Jimmie Crane. © 1 «.
Sept. 9, 19338; E unp. 76110; Abbie
Orentine Giggey. 19534
When you come back to Ireland and
me; song. © Sept. 5, 1933; E for.
31294; William Liddell. 19535
When you’re gone; w and melody. ©
1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76748;
Frank Taddonis. 19536
Where December is like a June day;
song, arr. Steve Child. © 1c. Sept.
25, 19383; E unp. 76721; Charles Jud-
son Davis. 19537
Where have you been all my life; w
and melody. ©,1 c¢. Sept. 20, 1933;
E unp. 76527 ; Hileen Leatrice Green-
blatt. 195238
Where, oh where can [I find love; from
Shady lady, w Stanley Adams, m
Jesse Greer; with ukulele arr.
Aug. 25, 1983; E pub. 37722; Mills
musie, ine. 19539:
Where the Swanee River flows thru
heaven; w John Redmond and Jack
Lynch, melody Ernie Davis. © 1.
Sept. 16, 1983; E unp. 76382; Santly
bros., ine. 19540
Where you are; w Mel. Bourne, mel-
ody Louis Drakeford. © 1 ¢. Sept.
8, 1933; E unp. 76092; Lewis Henry
Drakeford. 19541
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
While the years are slipping by; w
and melody. © 1. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76136; Marie Oxx. 19542
Whippoorwill warble away; w Mort
Dixon, melody J. Fred Coots. © 1
e. Sept. 1, 1933; E unp. 75856; Ir-
ving Berlin, inc. 19543
Whispering in the moonlight; m Ina
Hill; pf. with w. © 1 ¢. Aug. 30,
1933; E unp. 76481; Jesse Johnson.
19544
White (The) horse; by Herbert Stot-
hart; pf. *© 1:¢. May a3933e08
unp. 76403; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 19545
White winter morning; w and m Mil-
dred Godfrey Hall, arr. Vladimir
Heifetz; 4-pt. women’s cho. © Sept.
25, 1933; E pub. 37975; Schroeder
& Gunther, ine. 19546
Who am I—alone; w D. Chamberlain,
melody H. Ludwig. © 1 «© Sept.
18, 1933; E unp. 76436; Harry Lud-
wig and Don Chamberlain. 19547
Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf;
from The three little pigs, w and m
Frank E. Churchill and Ann Ronell;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 22, 1933;
E pub. 37954; Irving Berlin, inc.
19548
w and melody Frank E.
Churchill and Ann Ronell. © 1 «.
Sept. 8, 1983; E unp. 76052; Irving
Berlin, ine. 19549
Who said the devil has a tail; 6/8 one-
step, w and m George Armstrong;
with ukulele arr. © Aug. 24, 1933;
E for. 31600; George A. Cowan.
19550
Who socked the king fish in the eye;
song, w Henry Van Elburg. © 1c.
Sept. 12, 1983; E unp. 76252; Sam-
uel Babis. 19551
Whoops-a-daisy, there I go! fallin’ in
love again; w Mitchell Parish, m
James V. Monaco, pf. se. Lou Lea-
man; with ukulele arr. © Aug. 25,
1933; E pub. 37723; Mills musie, ine.
19552
Why are you so sad; song, w Blanche
A. Koch. © 1 c¢. Sept. 11, 1933; HE
unp. 76203; Irene M. Koch. 19553
Why can’t I have you; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1933; E unp. 76821;
Inez M. Dalton. 19554
Why can’t we always be in love; fox
trot ballad. © 1. Sept. 7, 1933;
E unp. 76012; Fred Hanson. 19555
Se
804
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
Why did we meet again; w Ida M.
Short, and melody. ©1e. Aug. 18,
1933; E unp. 76288; Alfred Mesmer.
19556
Why did you; song, w Nella M. Snead.
© 1c. Sept. 5, 19838; E unp. 75897;
J. Melvin Snead. 19557
Why didn’t you; fox trot, w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Sept. 8, 1933; E unp.
76081; Mark Farber. 19558
Why do we hurt the ones we love; w
Al Jolson and Andy Razaf, melody
Thomas Waller. © 1 c. Sept. 8,
1933; E unp. 76056; Irving Berlin,
ine. 19559)
Why do you want me to forget; song.
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1933; E unp. 76806 ;
Bertha Costianes. 19560
Why don’t they get married to stay;
song, m Stan Tucker. © 1 ¢. Sept.
25, 1933; E unp. 76735; Vivian Has-
san. 19561
Why, O bitter cross; song. © 1.
Sept. 6, 1933; E unp. 75999; Judson
S. Washburn. 19562
Why should I; w EH. L. Clark, music
J. Anderson. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1933;
HE unp. 76078; EH. L. Clark and Jesse
Anderson. 19563
Why should you blame it on me; song,
m Margaret Sherry. © 1c. Sept. 9,
19338; E unp. 76175; William Wood.
19564
Why you're not satisfied with me;
song. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1933; E unp.
76494 ; Harold Edward Benjamin.
19565
Wie schon lJeuchtet der morgenstern ;
2 cho., w and melody Philipp Nico-
lai, English version Charles Sanford
Terry, m harmonized Johann Sebas-
tian Bach, ed., and the pf. arr.
Walter Williams; mixed cho. ©
Suto O33 2 By pub. at1oa; Ee C.
Schirmer music co. 19566
Wienerwald-veilchen; walzer, aus
Wien, alles aussteigen, w Fritz
Griinbaum, m Hermann Leopoldi,
erl. klavier-arr. Hans Schneider. ©
July 1, 1933; E for. 31821; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky).
19567
Wild geese; by Ou-Yang Hsiu, English
text LL. Cranmer-Byng, m Gran-
ville Bantock. © Sept. 14, 1933; B
for. 31678; Joseph Williams, ltd.
19568
19582
Will you always be a stranger; w and
melody. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1933; H unp.
76137; Marie Oxx. 19569
Will you be mine; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Sept. 25, 19838; E unp. 76708; Leta
Poe. 19570
Will you love me tomorrow, as you
love me today; w and melody Benny
Davis and James F. Hanley. © 1
ec. Sept. 20, 1938; E unp. 76561; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
19571
Same, © 1c¢ Sept. 30, 1933; E
unp. 76907; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 19572
Willow flowers; by Yuan Mei, English
text L. Cranmer-Byng, m Granville
Bantock. © Sept, 14, 1933; E for.
31680; Joseph Williams, ltd. 19573
Wind (The) bells; song of China. ©
1 c. Sept. 7, 1983; E unp. 76010;
Margaret Ward Winfield. 19574
Wind-moods; prelude in C sharp mi-
nor, w Barnetta Brown, m Rach-
maninoff, arr. William Stickles;
mixed voices. © Sept. 8, 1933; H
pub. 37716; Harms, inc. 19575
Winter and spring; pt.-song, w anon.,
m Felix Borowski; mixed voices. ©
Aue, 29) 1933 5H pub: (316125) J.
Fischer & bro. 19576
Winter night; w and m Mildred God-
frey Hall, arr. Vladimir Heifetz;
4-pt. women’s cho. © Sept. 25, 1933 ;
E pub. 37977; Schroeder & Gunther,
ine. 19577
Winter’s roar; song, arr. George D.
Thompson. © 1c. Sept. 7, 1933; E
unp. 76041; James W. Adams. 19578
Wise (The) old owl, hoo; song. © 1
e. Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 75921; June
Catherine Johnson, 19579
With reservations; w and melody
Stanley Nelson. © 1 c. Sept. 18,
1933; E unp. 76459; Frank W.
Jenks. 19580
With the best pal that I ever had;
waltz song. ©1c. Sept. 19, 1933; E
unp. 76501; Herman Conrad Becker.
19581
With you here and me here; from Nice
goings on, wW Frank Eyton, m Ar-
thur Schwartz: with ukulele arr.
© Aus °30/°1933; HH for. 31590:
Harms, inc. 19582
805
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19583
Wonderful dreams; song. ©1c. Sept.
7, 19383; E. unp. 76042; James W.
Adams. 19583
Wonderful eyes; from Give me a ring,
w Graham John, m Martin Broones;
with ukulele arr. © June 12, 1933;
E for. 31628; Chappell & co., ltd.
19584
Wonderful (A) word; song. © 1 «@
Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76338 ; Gerald
Vincent Morris. 19585
Won’t you be mine; w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp. 76138;
Marie Oxx. 19586
Won't you give me a chance; song.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 76737;
William C. Wilhelm. 19587
Woody Smith’s harmony chart for the
steel guitar. © June 6, 1933; AA
128238; Woodrow R. Smith. 19588
Wouldn’t it be nice; from Use your
imagination, w and m Cliff Hess.
© Aug. 10, 1933; E pub. 37836; M.
Witmark & sons. 19589
Y a plus personne; fox-trot, de Ah!
Quelle gare, paroles Mouézy-Eon et
André Hornez, m Raoul Moretti;
avec accord de lukulele. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31488; Editions Sala-
bert. 195980
Year (The) of jubilee is here; song.
© Milly: 26,. 193358) pub, 37802:
Charles Thomas. 19591
Yearning; pf. © 1 ec. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76167; Philip Saltman.
19592
Yearning for you; w Mabel Wood, and
melody. © 1 ec. Sept. 27, 1933; B
unp. 76817; Warren Milford Yates.
19593
Yes; melody. © 1 c¢. Sept. 26, 1933;
E unp. 76796; Alfred Feltman.
19594
Yes me; w and m Lorenz Hart, Rich-
ard Rodgers and Jimmy Durante.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp. 76164;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
19595
Yo me vine de mi tierra; cancion, m
P. J. Gonzalez y Sanchez bros.; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1933; E unp. 76208;
Pedro J. Gonzalez.
You are mine; w and melody. © 1.
Sept. 5, 1933; E unp. 75933; Rose
Jean Harper. 19597
You are my love; pf. treble. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 18, 1933; E unp. 76279; David
B. Klatzkin. 19598
19596 |
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
——song. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1933; BE
unp. 76602; Joseph C. Schottenstein.
19599
You are the one forme; song. ©1c.
Sept. 5, 1983; E unp. 75922; Dick
Steele. 19600
You are the song, dear; w and m
Everett Weir, arr. Vernon Leftwich.
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1933; E unp. 76544;
Everett P. Neff. 19601
You brought me love; w Geo. Hulten,
and melody. © 1c. Sept. 15, 1933;
E unp. 76322; Clarence Kaull.
19602
You can ask the stars; w and m
Jimmy Nichols and Pete Macias.
© Aug. 10, 1933; E pub. 37838;
Remick music corp. 19603
You can keep falling back; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Sept. 18, 1933; E unp
76455; Bernard Howard McLaugh-
lin. 19604
You can’t tell what I'll do; pf. with w.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp. 76191;
Rhoda Blanche Whiskin. 19605
© ee Sepieet,
19383; E unp. 76604; Constance
Vaska. 19606
You gotta be a football hero, to get
along with the beautiful girls; fox-
trot, w Al Lewis and Buddy Fields,
m Al Sherman; with ukulele arr.
and male quartette cho. © Sept. 7,
1933; E pub. 37701; Leo Feist, inc.
19607
You left no souvenir for me; w and
melody. © 1 c. Sept. 9, 1933; E
unp. 76144; Lucille Robinson. 19608
You lied to me;
You get me; song.
song, m Larry E.
Goffin. © 1 c. Sept. 15, 1983; E
unp. 76788; William John Foster
Graham. 19609
You, my love; w and m Bob Lines.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1983; E unp. 75967;
John William Maul. 19610
You or no one; w Bob Rothberg, m
Peter Tinturin ; with guit. and banjo
arr. © Sept. 20, 1983; E pub. 37854;
Olman music corp. 19611
You ought to know I’m in love with
' you; fox-trot, w and m Margaret
Townsend Colvin. © 1 ¢. Sept. 20,
1933; E unp. 76556; Margaret Col-
vin. 19612
You quit that; song. © 1. Sept. 6,
1933; E unp. 75996; Benton Reeves
Trout. 19613
806
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1933
You’re gone; fox trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1933; E unp. 76000;
Robert Richter Michlin. 19614
You’re gonna lose your gal; w Joe
Young, m James V. Monaco; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 29, 1933; E
pub. 38039; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inc. 19615
Youre in Paris once again; w H.
Kaiser, m A. Rose; with ukulele
arr. © Aug. 8, 1933; E pub. 37786;
Howard Kaiser and Art Rose.
19616
You're just a part-time girl; w A.
Fillie, melody C. J. Gaal. ©l1e
Sept. 8, 1988; E unp. 76105; Anthony
Fillie and Chas. J. Gaal. 19617
You’re just a Summer memory; song.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 18, 1933; E unp. 76486;
Ruth L. Wenzel. 19618
You're just like a dewdrop in the sun-
shine; w and m Clay Ecton Bur-
nett. © Sept. 8, 1933; E pub. 37815;
Richard Drake Saunders. 19619
You’re my dream girl; song. ©1..
Sept. 5, 1933; E unp. 75901; Lea Ar-
lington Arthur. 19620
You're only mine in dreams; waltz, w
and melody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1933;
E unp. 76848; Andrew E. Toce.
19621
You’re responsible; w J. S. Dever, mel-
ody H. Loeffler. © 1 c¢. Sept. 18,
1933; E unp. 76439; Ernie Loeffler
and John S. Dever. 19622
You're so divine; song; violin 1 acc.
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1983; E unp. 75985;
Anthony Santorsola. 19623
You're that girl; w Ellery Rand, mel-
ody G. L. Clarke and Bert L. Clarke.
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1933; E unp. 76271;
George L. Clarke. 19624
You're the one man for me; w and
melody. © 1c. Sept. 1, 1983; E
unp. 75872; Joe Agnese. 19625
You’re the prettiest girl this side of
heaven; pf. treble with w. ©1e.
Sept. 19, 1983; E unp. 76502; Pat-
rick J. McEnery. 19626
You say you can love no other but me;
w and melody. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1983;
E unp. 76145; Bessie Artino. 19627
You've been misinformed; w A. H.
Burch, jr..m G. M. Looney. ©1c.
July 31, 19388; E unp. 743899; Arthur
19641
EH. Burch, jr... and Gordon M.
Looney. 19628
You’ve earned yourself a _ broken
heart; w and m Rolond Irving; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1933; E unp. 76784;
Roland Smith. 19629
You’ve got everything; w Gus Kahn,
m Walter Donaldson; with ukulele
arr. May Singhi Breen. © Sept. 11,
1933; E pub. 387750; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 19630
You've got me hypnotized baby; fox-
trot song, melody John Raymon Gas-
con. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1933; E unp.
76651; Olive Marie Gascon. 19631
You've got that; w Lorenz Hart, m
Richard Rodgers. © 1 «¢. Sept. 9,
1933; E unp. 76162; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 19632
You went away without saying good-
bye; song, w Roger Wampler. © 1
ce. Sept. 9, 19338; E unp. 76122; Pete
Scialabba. 19633.
You wonderful N.R.A.; song, melody
Harry Heald. © 1c. Sept. 8, 1933;
E unp. 76103; Marie Lague. 19634
You-dle-ee-oo-de-oo; Ww and- melody
The Boswells. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76144; Leo Feist, inc. 19635
Your beauty compels me to surrender ;
w and melody. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76133; Christopher M. Ford.
19636
Your radiant eyes; song, m Burrell
Van Buren; pf. © 1 c. Sept. 18,
1933; E unp. 76442; Henry Gray.
19637
Your reflection; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 15, 1988; E unp. 76347; Jessie
Hill. 19638
Your slave am I; w Mel. Bourne, mel-
ody Louis Drakeford. © 1. Sept.
8, 193838; E unp. 76091; Lewis Henry
Drakeford. 19639
Your [sic] the rainbow I’m waiting
for; w G. W. Purdy, melody C. C.
Diar. © 1 « Sept. 23, 19383; © ump.
76680; George Warren Purdy and
Clayton C. Diar. 19640
Your voice a melody; song, w Clifford
M. Sublette. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1933;
E unp. 76918 ; Hazel Smith Duenweg.
19641
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19642
Yumnuri; violin with w. © 1c. Sept.
28, 1933; E unp. 76846 ; Leo Gonzalez.
19642
Zvadla ruze; valcikova pisen, slava
mach, arr. Fred J. Divisek. © Aug.
15, 1933 ; E pub. 37862; Joseph Jiran.
19643
II. album di musica moderna; di Re-
nato Parodi and others; pf. a 4 mani.
© Sept. 7, 1933; E for. 31442: G.
Ricordi & co. 19644
3 and 2 per cent beer; w and m Charles
B. Morearty and W. S. Hudson, arr.
pt: 15 WS ese
Aug. 5, 1933; E pub. 37782; W. Sea-
vey Hudson. 19645
1914; vaterlandische festouvertiire,
Volkmar Schwiening; blas-orch.
stimmen. © June 10, 1933; E for.
31617; Sunnwend-verlag, G. m. b. H.
19646
grosses orch. stimmen.
© July 10, 1933; E for. 31618; Sunn-
wend-verlag, G. m. b. H. 19647
klavier. © May 23,
1933; E for. 31601; Sunnwend-ver-
Jean Walz; with ukulele arr. © lag, G. m. b. H. 19648
Number of entries in Part 8 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1933, Class EH,
Musical compositions (including 11,137 unpublished) ~_______________ 19, 648
808
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oa
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPY-
RIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF
THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[19648
A la valse; petit impromptu, Carl
Bohm, op. 301, ed. and fingered
Louis Oesterle; pf. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, as next of kin of
the author of editing, who is not liv-
ing. R 26786. 1
A mon étoile; nocturne, Carl Bohm,
op. 362, no. 2, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Flor-
ence Stewart, as next of kin of the
author of editing, who is not living.
R 26788. 2
Abide with me; song, Adam Geibel;
mixed cho., with solos. © Kath-
ryn Skinner, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 26680. 3
At the battle of San Juan; w and m
Will R. Anderson. © Elizabeth An-
derson, as widow. R 26739. 4
Auf gritiner au; by Gustav Merkel, op.
82, no. 1, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Flor-
ence Stewart, as next of kin of the
author of editing, who is not living.
R 26798. 3)
Auf wiedersehen; by Heinrich Lich-
ner, op. 78, no. 6, ed. and fingered
Louis Oesterle; pf. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, aS next of kin of
the author of editing, who is not liv-
ing. R 26796.
Autumn; march and two-step, by Neil
Moret. © Charles N. Daniels, as
author. R 26726. q
Bargain (The) hunters; musical Sat-
ire, opening cho. © Arthur A. Penn,
as author. R 26844. 8
Barney Maguire; from Dolly Dollars,
w H. B. Smith, m Victor Herbert. ©
Harry B. Smith, as author of. w,
Ella Bartlett and Clifford Herbert,
as children of the deceased author
of m. R 26753.
Barnyard (The) frolic; w Charles
Noel Douglas, m Karl L. Hoschna.
© Hettie Hoschna, as widow of the
author of m. R 26813. 10
Belle (The) of Mayfair; by Leslie
Stuart; pf. se. © Katharine Leslie
Stuart, as widow. R 26754. 11
— musical comedy, bk. Chas. E.
Brookfield and Cosmo Hamilton, m
Leslie Stuart. © Katharine Leslie
Stuart, as widow of the author of
m. R 26810. 12
Belle of the ball; song, Chas. K. Har-
ris. © Cora L. Harris, as widow.
R 26883. is
Bird echoes; easy characteristic
pieces; pf. © Elsa BE. Swartz, as
author. R 26688. 14
Birds and breezes; waltzes, Marie
Louka; pf. © Johann C. Schmid,
as author. R 26686. 15
Blow the smoke away; song, from The
_ time, the place and the girl, w Will
M. Hough and Frank R. Adams. ©
Joseph E. Howard, as author of m.
R 26719. 16
Boys (The) in blue; w Charles Noel
Douglas, m Karl L. Hoschna. ©
Hettie Hoschna, as widow of the
author of m. R 26821. 17
Captain (The) general; march and
two step, Marie Louka; pf.
Johann C. Schmid, as author. R
26687. 18
Come, fill your glass, and drink with
me; w J. W. Johnson, m Rosamond
Johnson, arr. for quartette Andor
Pinter. J. Rosamond Johnson
and James W. Johnson, as authors.
R 26895. 19
Come, O come, ye weary; song. ©
J. M. Harris, as author. R 26889.
20
Cross Jordan today; w and m Mrs.
M. J. Harris. © J. M. Harris, as
widower. R 26891. 21
Dainty Dresden shepherdess; w Geo.
H. Broadhurst, m Max S. Witt. ©
Albert Witt, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living.
R 26684. 22
Day dreams, day dreams; w and m
Chauncey Oleott. © Margaret O’Don-
ovan Oleott, as widow. R 26728.
pe
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24
Dear old Broadway; song, from The
tourists, m Gustave Kerker. ©
Richard H. Burnside, as author of
w. R 26826. 24
Destiny, a little joy a little laughter ;
song. © Augustus Barrett, as aa-
thor. R 26808. 2
Dismiss us with Thy blessing; anthem,
P. D. DeCoster. © Mary D. Jack-
Son, as next of kin of the author of
m, who is not living. R 26873. 26
Dixie blossoms; march and two-step.
© Perey Wenrich, as author. R
26725. Pf |
Dream of the rarebit fiend; Brooklyn
cake walk, two-step. © T. W.
Thurban, as author. R 26738. 28
Dreaming love of you; w and m Chas.
K. Harris. © Cora L. Harris, as
widow. R 26882. 29:
Eileen asthore; selection Chauncey Ol-
cott; pf. © Margaret O’Donovan
Olcott, as widow. R 26759. 30)
Ensemble; song, from The tourists, m
Gustave Kerker. © Richard H.
Burnside, as author of w. R 26831.
31
Entrance of the rajah; song, from The
tourists, m Gustave Kerker. ©
Richard H. Burnside, as author of
w. R 26838. 32
Entrance of Todd; song, from The
tourists, m Gustave Kerker. ©
Richard H. Burnside, as author cf
w. R 26849. 33
Ever onward; service, J. Lincoln Hall,
C. Austin Miles and C. Harold Low-
den. © C. Austin Miles, as one of
the authors. R 26676. 34
Fair Hileen asthore; w and m Chaun-
cey Olcott. © Margaret O’Donovan
Olcott, as widow. R 26729. 35
First and only; song, from The time,
the place and the girl, w Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams. ©
Joseph E. Howard, as author of m.
R 26717: 36
Fly away birdie to heaven; w and m
Chas. K. Harris. © Cora L. Har-
ris, aS widow. R 26880. 37
Four-in-hand (The); march; pf. ©
George Braham, as author. R 26802.
38
Freudvoll und liedvoll; by Gustav
Merkel, op. 82, no. 3, ed. and fin-
gered Louis Oesterle; pf. © Kath-
arine Florence Stewart, as next of
pt. I, DES
kin of the author of editing, who is
not living. R 26795. 39
Gay (The) lieutenant; from The stu-
dent king, w Frederick Ranken and
Stanislaus Stange, m Reginald De-
Koven. © Anna F. DeKoven, as
widow of the author of m, Cora
Gabrielle Woodworth, as widow of
one of the authors of w, and Lola
Stange, as widow of one of the au-
thors of w. R 26818. 40
Gedenke mein; by Gustav Merkel, op.
82, no. 2, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Flor-
ence Stewart, as next of kin of the
author of editing, who is not living.
R 26794. 41
Girl (The) with the naughty, naughty
glance; w Joseph Herbert, jr., m
Karl L. Hoschna. © Hettie Hosch-
na, aS widow of the author of m,
and Marie L. Herbert, as widow of
the author of w. R 26845. 42
Go while the goin’ is good; from The
red mill, w Henry Blossom, m Victor
Herbert. © Marjorie Wilson, as
widow of the author of w, Hilla Bart-
lett and Clifford Herbert, as children
of the deceased author of m. R
26767. 43
Grace (La); characteristic, Carl
Bohm, op. 302, no. 5, ed, and fingered
Louis Oesterle; pf. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, as next of kin of
the author of editing and fingering,
who is not living. R 26779. 44
Hearts; w and m Chas. K. Harris. ©
Cora L. Harris, as widow. R 26881.
45
Hearts and masks; waltzes, Leo Fried-
man; pf. © Fredericka Lowenthal,
as next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 26736. 46
Hist, advance with care; song, from
The tourists, m Gustave Kerker. ©
Richard H. Burnside, as author of
w. R 26840. 47
Humoreske; op. 28, nr. 2; horn u. pf.
© Leone Sinigaglia, as author. R
26865. 48
Hymn to Bacchus; w J. W. Johnson,
m Rosamond Johnson, arr. for quar-
tette Andor Pinter. © James W.
Johnson and J. Rosamond Johnson,
as authors. R 26896. 49
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no. 9, 1933
I couldn’t go wrong if I tried; from
Around the town, w Joseph Herbert,
m Melville Ellis. © Marie L. Her-
bert, as widow of the author of w,
and Rachel M. Ellis, as next of kin,
of the author of m, who is not liv-
ing. R 26762. 50
I’m always doing something I don’t
want to do; from The red mill, w
Henry Blossom, m Victor Herbert.
© Marjorie Wilson, as widow of the
author of w, Ella Bartlett and Clif-
ford Herbert, as children of the de-
ceased author of m. R 26768. 51
I must tell it; song, w Lewis Edgar.
© L. HE. Jones, as author of m. R
26892. 52
If I only had the nerve; song. ©
Vincent Bryan, as author. R 26747.
53
Iimpromptu-mazurka; by Carl Bohm,
op. 302, no. 4, ed. and fingered
Louis Oesterle; pf. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, as next of kin of
the author of editing and fingering,
who is not living. R 26778. 54
In the isle of our dreams; from The
red mill, w Henry Blossom, m
Victor Herbert. © Marjorie Wil-
son, aS widow of the author of w,
Ella Bartlett and Clifford Herbert,
as children of the deceased author
of m. R 26770. 5D
It’s lonesome tonight; song, from The
time, the place and the girl, w Will
M. Hough and Frank R. Adams.
© Joseph E. Howard, as author of
m. R 26716. 56
It’s merely a matter of time; song,
from The tourists, m GuStave Ker-
ker. © Richard H. Burnside, as
author of w. R 26856. 57
It’s nice to have a Sweetheart; song,
from The tourists, m Gustave Ker-
ker. © Richard H. Burnside, as
author of w. R 26804. 58
It’s the little things that count in life;
song, from The tourists, m Gustave
Kerker. © Richard H. Burnside,
as author of w. R 268382. 59
It’s the same old song; by Will R. An-
derson. © Elizabeth Anderson, as
widow. R 26816. 60
It’s your lovely disposition; from
Around the town, w Addison Burk-
hardt, m Melville Ellis. © Rachael
M. Hllis, as next of kin of the author
of m, who is not living. R 26763. 61
73
Jagdruf; by Gustav Merkel, op. 81,
no. 2, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, as next of kin of the au-
thor of editing, who is not living.
R 26790. 62
Jean M’Neil; song, w H. Lauder and
Alex Melville. © Harry Lauder, as
63
author. R 26829.
Jesus is calling; song. © J. M. Har-
ris, aS author. R 26888. 64
Jolly sailor boys; w Charles Noel
Douglas, m Karl lL. Hoschna. ©
Hettie Hoschna, as widow of the
author of m. R 26809. 65
Just to pass the time away; from
Around the town, w Joseph Herbert,
m Melville Ellis. © Marie L. Herb-
ert, as widow of the author of w,
and Rachael M. Ellis, as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not liv-
ing. R 26761. 66
Kosender falter; morceau de _ salon,
Carl Bohm, op. 282, ed. and fingered
Louis Oesterle; pf. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, as next of kin of
the author of editing, who is not
living. R 26785. 67
Kkuckuck (Der) ruft; charakterstuck
fiir die jugend, R. Krentzlin, op. 19,
no. 2. © H.R. Krentzlin, as author.
R 25548. 68
: Lament of the coryphee; from Around
the town, w Joseph Herbert, m Mel-
ville Ellis. © Marie L. Herbert, as
widow of the author of w, and Fa-
chael M. Ellis, as next of kin of the
author of m, wko is not living. R
26760. 69
Land (The) of romance; serenade,
Karl L. Hoschna; pf. duet. © Het-
tie Hoschna, as widow. R 26741.
70
Legend (The) of the mill; from The
red mill, w Henry M. Blossom, m
Victor Herbert. © Marjorie Wil-
son, aS widow of the author of w,
Ella Bartlett and Clifford Herbert,
as children of the deceased author
of m. R 26752. 71
Leichtes staccato; by Fritz Spindler,
op. 221, no. 2, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, as next of kin of the au-
thor of editing, who is not living.
R 26797. 72
Lilliputian (The) police; w Charles
Noel Douglas, m Karl L. Hoschna.
© Hettie Hoschna, as widow of the
author of m. R 26745. 73
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Lincoln, oh, Lincoln we honor you to-
day; w Charles Noel Douglas, m
Karl L. Hoschna. © Hettie Hosch-
na, as widow of the author of m.
R 26764. 74
Lion (The) and the mouse; waltzes.
© Theodore Bendix, as author. R
26746. 75
Listen to the big brass band; w and m
Dave Reed, jr., arr. T. P. and G. J.
Trinkaus; with banjo acc.
George J. Trinkaus, as one of the
authors of arr. R 268038. 76
Little cow-boys and cow-girls; Ww
Charles Noel Douglas, m Karl L.
Hoschna. © Hettie Hoschna, as
widow of the author of m. R 26735.
rit
Little fire fighters; w Charles Noel
Douglas, m Karl L. Hoschna. ©
Hettie Hoschna, as widow of the
author of m. R 26820. 78
Little folks in dreamland; w Charles
Noel Douglas, m Karl L. Hoschna.
© Hettie Hoschna, as widow of th
ALLO Ob. mM. Wik wOSZau. | 79
Little housekeepers; m Karl L. Hosch-
na. © Hettie Hoschna, as widow.
R 26812. 80:
Little postmen; w Charles Noel Doug-
las, m Karl L. Hoschna. © Hettie
Hoschna, as widow of the author
Of mm: ‘RK 26822:
Look ye saints the sight is glorious;
song; mixed cho. © August Krapf,
as author of m. R 26678. 82
Lord (The) settethseHis standard; w
P. H. Bristow, m Adam Geibel. ©
Kathryn Skinner, as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 26677. 838
Lords and ladies; novelette; pf. ©
Gustav Salzer, as author. R 26843.
84
Lose blitter; by Carl Kolling, op. 147,
ed. and fingered Louis Oesterle; pf.
no. 1, Allegro in C.—no, 2, Allegro
molto in A min.—no, 3, Prestissimo
in D.—no. 4, in C. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, as next of kin of
the author of editing, who is not
living. R 26780-26783. 85-88
Love is a wonderful thing; song, from
The tourists, m Gustave Kerker. ©
Richard H. Burnside, as author of
w. R 26827. 89
Maienwonne; by Gustav Merkel, op.
81, no. 8, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Florence
pt. III, 0. s., v.28
Stewart, as next of kin of the au-
thor of editing, who is not living.
R 26791. 90
Man (The) from now; fantastical mu-
sical comedy, bk. and lyrics John
Kendrick Bangs and Vincent Bryan,
m Manuel Klein. Voc. sc. © Mary
Gray Bangs, as widow of one of the
authors of w, Vincent Bryan as one
of the authors of w, and Helen
Klein, as widow of the author of m.
R 26799. 91
—— selection, Manuel Klein; pf. ©
Helen Klein, as widow. R 26815.
92
Manicure song; from The social whirl,
w Joseph W. Herbert, m Gustave
Kerker. © Marie L. Herbert, as
widow of the author of w. R 26806.
93
Meet me at twilight; song, w F. Clif-
ford Harris. © Jerome D. Kern,
as author of m. R 26748. 94
Mignonette; from The red mill, w
Henry M. Blossom, m Victor Her-
bert. © Marjorie Wilson, as widow
of the author of w, Hlla Bartlett
and Clifford Herbert, as children of
the deceased author of m. R 26734.
95
Missa in honorem SS. Rosarii B. M.
V.; by Giuseppe Ferrata, op. 18;
tenors and basses. © Alma Ferrata
and Mario Ferrata, as children of —
the deceased author. R 26862. 96
Moth (The) and the butterfly; w Will
A. Cook, m Karl L. Hoschna. ©”
Hettie Hoschna, as widow of the
author of m. R 26721. 97
My orange girl; song. © Harry Gif-
ford and Alf J. Lawrance, as au-
thors. R 26851. 98
Nancy my midsummer fancy; song, m
Ethelwyn Arnold. © Arthur A.
Penn, as author of w. R 26744. 99
Naomi overture; arr.; orch. © S. E.
Morris, as author. R 26675. 100
No show to-night; song, from Wonder-
land, m Victor Herbert. © Ella
Bartlett and Clifford Herbert, as
children of the deceased author. R
26742. 101
Nothin’ from nothin’ leaves you;
[song], Rose and Snyder. © Ed.
Rose, as one of the authors. R
26879. 102
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O paradise; song Adam Geibel; mixed
cho., with solos and trio. © Kath-
ryn Skinner, as child of the deceased
author. R 26679. 103
Oh Mister Sun; song, from The tour-
ists, m Gustave Kerker. © Richard
H. Burnside, as author of w. R
26850. 104
Olcott’s love song; w and m Chauncey
Olcott. © Margaret O’Donovan Ol-
cott, aS widow. R 26731. 105
On San Francisco Bay; song. © Vin-
cent Bryan and Gertrude Hoffman,
as authors. R 26834. 106
Only a year; w James O’Dea, m Anna
Caldwell. © Anna Caldwell O’Dea,
as widow of the author of w, and
author of m. R 26712. 107
Only (The) way to love; from The
man from now, lyrics and m Manuel
Klein. © Helen Klein, as widow.
R 26800. 108
Oriental dance; from Wonderland, by
Victor Herbert; pf. © Ella Bart-
lett and Clifford Herbert, as children
of the deceased author. R 26842.
109)
Our high school; by W. O. Miessner,
op. 10, no. 1. 1. Mixed cho.—2. 3 pt.
women’s cho. © W. Otto Miessner,
as author. R 26771, 26772. 110,111
Papillon (Le) ; by Carl Bohm, op. 302,
no. 3, ed. and fingered Louis Oes-
terle; pf. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, as next of kin of the author
of editing and fingering, who is not
living. R 26777. a2,
Pensée amoureuse; par Victor Her-
bert; violoncelle et pf. © Hilla
Bartlett and Clifford Herbert, as
children of the deceased author. R
26723. 113
Petite Tonkinoise; schottisch; pf. ©
H. Christiné and Vincent Scotto, as
authors. R 26714. 114
Petite valse; par Victor Herbert;
violoncelle, ou violon, et pf. © Ella
Bartlett and Clifford Herbert, as
children of the deceased author. R
26724. 115
Piper Macfarlane; song, w H. Lauder
and Gerald Grafton. © Harry Lau-
der, as author of m. R 26814. 116
Red (The) mill; w Henry M. Blossom,
m Victor Herbert. 1. Opening cho.,
act. 1. — 2. Finale 1. — 3. Opening
cho., act. 2. — 4. Ensemble. — 5. En-
trance song and cho. © Marjorie
16030—33——6
ee
133
Wilson, as widow of the author of
w, Ella Bartlett and Clifferd Her-
bert, as children of the deceased
author of m. R 26740, 26749, 26750,
26756, 26766. 117-121
Rolling home; convivial march; pf.
© George Braham, as author. R
26801. 122
Romance; par Victor Herbert; violon-
celle, ou violon, et pf. © Ella Bart-
lett and Clifford Herbert, as children
of the deceased author. R 26722.
123
Sadness; waltz, Paul J. Racine. ©
Laura Racine, as widow. R 26898.
124
Salut d’amour; by Edward Elgar, op.
12, ed. and fingered Louis Oesterle;
pf. © Katharine Florence Stewart,
as next of kin of the author of edit-
ing and fingering, who is not living.
R 26774. 125
Santa Claus in Japan; oriental Christ-
mas cantata in two pts., libretto
Wm. H. Gardner, m Adam Geibel.
(© Kathryn Skinner, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 26681 126
Schinetterling ; by Gustav Merkel, op.
81, no. 4, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, as next of kin of the author
of editing, who is not living. R
26792. 127
Sinigaglia (Leone) Lied; op. 28, nr.
1; horn u. pf. © Leone Sinigaglia,
as author. R 26864. 128
Social (The) whirl; w Joseph W. Her-
bert, m Gustave Kerker. 1. Finale,
act 1. — 2. Musical comedy, opening
cho. © Marie L. Herbert, as widow
of the author of w. R 26805, 26807.
129, 130
Songs for little people; with an intro,
Lucy Wheelock. © Grace Wilbur
Conant and Frances Weld Daniel-
son, aS authors. R 26708. 131
Spinnlied ; by Carl Bohm; op. 302, no.
1, ed. and fingered Louis Oesterle;
pf. © Katharine Florence Stewart,
as next of kin of the author of edit-
ing, who is not living. R 26787.
132
Staccato; étude de salon, Catl Bohm,
op. 272a, ed. and fingered Louis Oes-
terle:; pf. © Katharine Florence
Stewart, as next of kin of the author
of editing, who is not living. R
26784. 133
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134
Streets (The) of New York; from The
red mill, w Henry Blossom, m Victor
Herbert. © Marjorie Wilson, as
widow of the author of w, Ella
Bartlett and Clifford Herbert, as
children of the deceased author of
m. R 26769. 134
Student (The) king; light opera, bk.
and lyrics Frederic Ranken and
Stanislaus Stange, m Reginald De-
Koven. Voc. sc. © Anna DeKoven,
as widow of the author of m. R
26713. 135
selection, Reginald DeKoven; pf.
© Anna DeKoven, as widow. R
26894. 136
Siisse heimath; by Gustav Merkel, op.
81, no. 1, ed. and fingered Louis
Oesterle; pf. © Katharine Flor-
ence Stewart, as next of kin of the
author of editing, who is not living.
R 26789. 137
Sweetheart (The) of my childhood, I
Was seven, she was four; w George
_H. Broadhurst, m Max S. Witt. ©
.Albert Witt, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
26683. 138
Tanzvergniigen; by Philipp Schar-
wenka, op. 68, no. 1, ed. and fingered
Louis Oesterle; pf. © Katharine
Florence Stewart, as next of kin of
the author of editing and fingering,
who is not living. R 26775. 139
Teach them what to say; from The
red mill, w Henry M. Blossom, m
Victor Herbert. © Marjorie Wil-
son, as widow of the author of w,
Ella Bartlett and Clifford Herbert,
as children of the deceased author
of m:.) R’ 26755. 140
Terrace; march and two step; band
pts. © Francis I. Hendry, as au-
thor. R 26682. 141
That’s the reason noo I wear a kilt;
song, w H. Lauder and A. B. Ken-
dall. © Harry Lauder, as author
of m. R 268380. 142
That’s the time; song, from The tour-
ists, m Gustave Kerker. © Richard
H. Burnside, as author of w. R
26847. 143
That’s what the rose said to me; w
B. F. Barnett, m L. Edwards. ©
Leo. Edwards and B. F. Barnett, as
authors. R 26710. 144
Thou, O God, art praised in Sion; w
from Psalm 65; 3-pt. women’s cho.,
814
pt. IIT, na. S., V. 28
with sop. solo; organ acc. © Frank
L. Sealy, as author of m. R 26776.
145
Through all eternity; w Geo 4H.
Broadhurst, m Max S. Witt. © Al-
bert Witt, as next of kin of the au-
thor of m, who is not living. R
26685. 146
Thursday is my Jonah day; song from
The time, the place and the girl, w
Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams.
© Joseph E. Howard, as author of
m.> 26i20: 147
Tidyville; w Charles Noel Douglas, m
Karl L. Hoschna. © Hettie Hoschna,
as widow of the author of m. R
26828. 148
‘Tis but a dream, song. © Paul H.
Von Moltke, as author. R 26711.
149
Tonleiter-schule; pf. teil 1-8, mit
suppl. © Theodor Wiehmayer, as
author. R 26863. 150
Tourists (The); by Gustave Kerker,
arr. 1. Selection.—2. Waltzes. ©
George J. Trinkaus, as author of
arr. R 26748, 26846. td 2452
——m Gustave Kerker. 1. Opening
cho., act 1.—2. Finale, act 1—3.
Opening,. act 2. © Richard H.
Burnside, as author of w. R 26833,
26837, 26841. 158-155
Tripping through the meadow; by G.
D. Wilson, revised, fingered and arr.
Max C. Eugene. © Max Dreyfus, as
author of arr. R 26757. 156
Trotzk6pfchen ; charaktersttck fiir die
jugend, R. Krentzlin, op. 19, no. 3.
© H. R. Krentzlin, as author. R
25542. 157
Waning (The) honeymoon; song, from
The time, the place and the girl, w
Will M. Hough and Frank R. Ad-
ams. © Joseph E. Howard, as au-
thor of m. R 26718. 158
We're the gnomes; song, from The
tourists, m Gustave Kerker. ©
Richard H. Burnside, as author of
w. R 26839. 159
Wearers of the green; w and m
Chauncey Olcott. © Margaret O’-
Donovan Olcott, as widow. R 26750.
160
Wedding procession; song, from The
tourists, m Gustave Kerker. ©
Richard H. Burnside, as author of
w. R 26835.
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What’s all the worry.
LePaige, as author.
What’s the matter
song. © Vincent Bryan, as author.
R 26737. 163
When Cupid plays a little game of
hearts; song, from The tourists, m
Gustave Kerker. © Richard H.
Burnside, as author of w. R 26825.
164
When Tommy Atkins marries Dolly
Gray; w Cobb, m G. Edwards. ©
Gus Hdwards, as author of m and
Katherine A. Cobb, as next of kin
of the author of w, who is not living.
R 26709. 165
Which one shall we marry; song, from
The tourists, m Gustave Kerker. ©
Richard H. Burnside, as author of
w. R 26758, 26848. 166, 167
While shepherds watched their flocks
by night; Noél, w Nahum Tate, m
Geo. B. Nevin. © Lillias C. Nevin,
as widow of the author of m. R
267738. 168
Whistle it; trio, from The red mill, w
Henry M. Blossom, m Victor Her-
bert. © Marjorie Wilson, as widow
of the author of w, Ella Bartlett
and Clifford Herbert, as children
of the deceased author of m. R
26751. 169
Widow (A) has ways; from The red
mill, w Henry M. Blossom, m Vic-
© Charles EH.
R 26824. 162
with our team;
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as widow of the author of w, Ella
Bartlett and Clifford Herbert, as
children of the deceased author of
Me ay -2OLoo. 170
Will (The) of God; song, w Mrs. C.
D. Miller. © J. M. Harris, as au-
thor of m-. “R. 26890. i Gt
With the robins IV’ll return; w J. J.
Walker, m Max S. Witt. © James
J. Walker, as author of w, and Al-
bert Witt, as next of kin of the au-
thor of m, who is not living. R
26715. 172
Without thee love my heart is blind;
w Hdward H. Peple, m Karl L. Hos-
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of the author of m. R 26727. 173
Wouldn’t you like to know; song,
from The tourists, m Gustave Ker-
ker. © Richard. H. Burnside, as
author of w. R 26819. 174
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from The red mill, w Henry M.
Blossom, m Victor Herbert. ©
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author of w, Ella Bartlett and Clif-
ford Herbert, as children of the de-
ceased author of m. R 26732. 175
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
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193838
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pages ix—x of no. 6;
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(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13;
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Palestine (excluding Trans-Jordan), vol. 28 (1933), pages vi-vll
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Noricn.—lIf the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or music, no
statement of authorship is given.
A.C.O.; marche officielle des 24 heures
du Mans, 6/8 one-step, paroles Lu-
cien Cazalis, avec mélodie. © June
1, 1983; E for. 31734; Emile Bau-
drier. 19649
Abandono; melody Pedro Flores. ©1
¢@ Oct. 12, 1933; E unp. 77654;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 19650
Acquila (L’) blu; canzona siciliana.
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1933; E unp. 77999;
Pietrina Palumbo. 19651
Adoration; song, w Laurence Hope.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1933; E unp. 77741;
Jeanne Frene. 19652
Adventurer (The); composed and pf.
arr. Samuel Kaylin; pf.-conductor.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1933; E unp. 77594;
Movietone music corp. 19653
*Andovia ('T’); w George Th. Sagiaxis,
m Sotirios S. Lontos. © Sept. 29,
1938; E pub. 38206; Apollo music
co. 19654
Afraid; comp. and orch. R. H. Bassett;
pf. conductor. ©1c. Oct. 20, 1933;
E unp. 77723; Movietone music corp.
19655
After all I’ve done for you; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Oct. 28, 1933: EB
unp. 77828; Joseph Harris. 19656
After the day is done; slow fox-trot,
w and melody Del Cabell. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 30, 1983; E unp. 78202; Adel-
bert T. Cabell. 19657
After the game is over; w and m
Benée Russell, Al Sherman and Al
Lewis, pf. arr. R. H. Noeltner; with
ukulele arr. Haia Kia. © Oct. 19,
1933 ; E pub. 38403; Keit-Engel, inc.
19658
After the snowman is built; by F.
Hollander; pf.-conductor. © 1 ec.
Oct. 20, 19383; E unp. 77720; Movie-
tone music Corp. 19659
Ah’s got dem blues; w and melody
Clem Chester Cerwin. © 1 ¢. Oct.
11, 1983; E unp. 77330; Klemens
. Czestaw Czerwinski. 19660
Ah wants to die from eating possum
pie in Dixie; song, melody Jack Ma-
honey. ©1c. Oct. 11, 1933; E unp.
77564; Victor J. Pilisotta. 19661
Air in F major; melody. ©1c. Aug.
30, 1988; E unp. 75813; Leon
Leonard. 19662
Aldrig; tango, text Folke Lindberg, m
Torbern Cassel; pf. © July 11,
1933; E for. 31704; A/B skandina-
visk production. 19663
Alice in Wonderland; w and melody
Charles Tobias, Jack Scholl and
Murray Mencher. © 1 ec. Oct. 18,
1933; E unp. 77621; Leo Feist, inc.
19664
Alimony Lou; song, m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c Oct. 25, 1933;
E unp. 77987; Martin Unden.
19665
All because of you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ce.
Oct. 28, 1988; E unp. 77830; George
James Bukoski, jr. 19666
All-hail! Ship ahoy; w K. Drumm, m
Gladys MacLay Parsons. © 1 e.
Oct. 16, 1983; E unp. 77492; Kate
Drumm and Gladys M. Parsons.
19667
All I can do is whistle; w Bernard
Seiffert, melody Alan Courtney. ©
1 ec. Oct. 21, 19383; E unp. 77760;
Mason music ¢o., inc. 19668
All my inspirations; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 24, 1988; E unp. 77874;
Wigg Campbell. 19669
All that I know; w and melody. ©
Lye; Oct. 28, 19385; Hs unp.. 7806s;
Augustine Norris. 19670
All that I need is you; w and m Ieuan
Rees-Davies and Trevor Watkins.
© Sept. 27, 1933; E for. 31821;
Peter Maurice music co., ltd. 19671
All this beauty makes me blue; song,
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 25, 1983; E unp. 77980; Hazel
Peryer. 19672
817
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19673
Alleluia, ascendit Deus; motet, for
Ascensiontide, w from Psalm 47, m
William Byrd, ed. and arr. from
Gradualia bk. 2 and English text
added Edmund H. Fellowes; 5 mixed
voices. © Sept. 11, 1933; E for.
31738; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 19678
Alleluia! blessed night; Christmas an-
them, w biblical, m Herbert Charles
Grieb; mixed voices, organ acc. ©
Oct. 17, 1933; E pub. 38344; Wm. A.
Pond & co. 19674
Aloha oe; arr.; Hawaiian guit., dia-
gram arr. © Oct. 14, 1933; E pub.
38421; Adolph Krupp. 19675
Alone beside the lonesome river; w
Howard Johnson, melody Joe Burke.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1933; E unp. 77729;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
19676
Alone by the river; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Oct. 18, 19383; E unp. 77390; Adolph
C. Kirkreit. 19677
Alone in the dark; w Mort Dixon, m
Joseph Meyer; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Oct. 23, 1933; E pub. 38460;
Remick music corp. 19678
Alone on an island with you; song,
arr. Roy Smeck; with ukulele arr.
and solos for violin, steel guit., ten.
banjo or ten. guit. © Oct. 2, 1933;
E pub. 88346; Fred Charles Bern-
hardat. 19679
Along the Irish coast; by Peter Bru-
nelli; pf.-conductor. © 1 ec. Sept.
29, 1933; E unp. 77067; Movietone
musie corp. 19680
Altid om dagen; fox-trot [and] Kom!
Alene vil vi gaa; tango: fra-5 raske
piger, tekst Mogens Dam, m Kai
Normann Andersen; klaver. © Oct.
3, 1933; E for. 31846; Wilhelm Han-
sen. 19681
Always on my mind; by R. Carlson
and Eddie Davis, m R. Carlson; pf.
treble, with w. © 1 c¢. Sept. 19,
1933 ; E unp. 76493 ; Russell Carlson.
19682
America the beautiful; w Katherine
Lee Bates, m Samuel A. Ward, arr.
Arnold Hall; sop., alto and bar. ©
Sept. 6, 1933; E pub. 38416; Carl
Fischer, inc. 19683
American rhapsody; melody Marvin
Hatley. ©1e. Oct. 4, 1933; E unp.
77071; Southern music pub. co., ine.
19684
pt. HH, n. s., v. 28
Americana; by Robert Bagar, arr. D.
Savino; pf. © Oct. 18, 1933; E pub.
38387; Robbins music corp. 19685
Amor verito; opera romantique, Ww
Ruth Helen Davis. Vocalse. [Eng-
lish text only] ©1c. Oct. 25, 1933;
E unp. 77954; Claude Lapham.
19686
Amore e dolore; versi e melodia. ©
1 sec. Oct. 20, 1933 5> 2 mapas te-
Frank Marchese. " 19687
Amsterdam ; by Carl McKinley ; organ.
© Oct. 18, 1933 ; E pub. 38445; H. W.
Gray co. 19688
Amy, you; w and melody. ©1e. Oct.
23, 19338; E unp. 77858; Bert Hoff-
man. 19689
An’ everything ; song, w James Thomp-
son, arr. Orville Mayhood. ©1«.
Sept. 9, 1983; E unp. 76930; Mary
Wright Bain. 19690
And still I love you; w Irving Caesar,
m Rudolf Friml. © Oct. 5, 19383;
E pub. 38109; Irving Caesar, ine.
19691
And then we wrote; from Sittin’
pretty, w Mack Gordon, m Harry
Revel. © 1. Oct. 16, 19383; E unp.
77485; Paramount productions, ine.
19692
Andantino; arr.; Hawaiian guit., dia-
gram arr. © Oct. 14, 1933; E pub.
38422; Adolph Krupp. 19693
Angeline of mine; song. © Oct. 24,
1933; E pub. 38535; Jose A. Barri-
entos. 19694
Anna Lou; w and melody. ©1 ce. Oct.
2, 1933; E unp. 76985; Hyman Kel-
lick. 19695
Anne waltz; melody Max R. Steiner.
© 1 ce. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp. 77276;
Irving Berlin, inc. 19696
Auswer my heart; fox-trot, w Alexan-
der Hill, m Ernest Holst. © Oct.
16, 1933; E pub. 38293; Joe Davis,
ine, 19697
Are we only dreaming; song. © 1 .
Oct. 18, 1983; E unp. 77627; Edwin
Theodore Turnbladh. 19698
Ariadne; waltz, w Ariadne Holmes
Edwards, m Luis A. Delgadillo. ©
Oct. 4, 1933; E pub. 38091; Sherman
square music pub. co. 19699
Arlecchino fortunato; w and melody.
©i1e. Oct. 17, 1933; E unp. 77611;
Salvatore Scalora. 19700
818
PR we we ee
ee es
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
Armistice day has been paid by the
brave; song, James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Oct. 16, 19838;
H unp. 77508; Grace Munsey. 19701
Artist’s life; waltz, Johann Strauss,
transcribed Abram Chasins; 2 pfs.,
4 hands. © Oct. 23, 1933; E pub.
38582; J. Fischer & bro. 19702
AS long as you care; w and melody.
© 1 ce. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 76959;
Hmile Dupont. 19703
As only tears can tell; song. © Oct.
19, 1933; E pub. 38498; Armand
Cloutier. 19704
As sure as this; song, w John Richard
Moreland. © 1 ¢. Sept. 9, 1933;
EK ounp. 76931; Mary Wright Bain.
19705
As you like it; operetta, adapted and
arr. from Shakespeare’s play, C.
Cooksey, added songs, F. W. Lueder.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1933; D 28517; Flor-
ence Wickham Lueder and Curtis
Cooksey. 19705*
Asleep in peace; funeral song, w and
melody, harmonized G. F. Masschoff.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78087;
David Riley Carpenter. 19706
Astarvisur tr Eddu; Icelandic text
adapted and m composed J6én Leifs,
op. 18b, nos, 1-2, German text and m
arr. Felix Genzmer; ten. © July 10,
19838; E for. 31730; Fr. Kistner &
C. F. W. Siegel. 19707
At least you could say we're through;
w Anthony Sprofera, and melody.
© 1 c. Oct. 19, 1933; E unp. 77688;
Anthony Charles Psota. 19708
At the break of dawn; pf. with w.
~©1e. Oct. 19, 19383; E unp. 78111;
Bunny Wiche. 19709
At the co-eds sorority dance; song.
© 1e. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 77026;
Percy Gillespie. [Copyright is
claimed on changes in words and
music] 19710
At the portals of the palace; w and
m Gatty Sellars; pf. © Oct. 19,
1933; H for. 31865; Walsh, Holmes
& co., ltd. 19711
At the world’s fair; pf. with w. ©
1 c. Sept. 30, 1983; E unp. 77314;
John Van Nieuwland. 19712
At twilight; w Denny Kaye, m Luther
A. Clark, pf. arr. Aaron A. Clark.
© Oct. 14, 1983; E pub. 38291; K
Ohkuma. 19713
19726
Atorrante; tango argentino, Ricardo
Romero; modern American orch.
pts. © Sept. 29, 1933; E pub. 38305;
Alfred music co., ine. 19714
Auber (Daniel Francois Esprit) Fra
Diavolo; overture, arr. Aubrey Win-
ter; orch. pts. © Sept. 21, 1933;
EH for. 31760; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd. 19715
Auch der strassenmusikant; tango,
text Rolf Gotha, m Werner Fischer,
arr. Billy Golwyn; orch. stimmen.
© Sept. 29, 1983; E for. 31794;
Musikverlag City. 19716
Auf wiedersehn; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Oct. 11, 1983; E unp. 77340;
Carl Byron Bowman. 19717
Aunt Jane’s' Christmas; secular
Christmas cantata, for young people,
bk. Elsie Duncan Yale, m Clyde
Willard. © Oct. 23, 1933; D 28534;
Hall-Mack co. 19717*
Autumn symphony; song, melody
Woodrow Wilson Caligan. © 1 e.
Oct. 13, 1933; E unp. 77793 ; William
Rowe Weaver. 19718
Autumn weather; song, w Rose Holan
and Jimmy Stross. © 1. Oct. 4,
1983; E unp. 77072; Jimmy C.
Stross. 19719
Away out there; w and melody Robert
Nolan, arr. W. A. Nichols. © 1.
Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 77006; William
Alvin Nichols. 19720
Azor; operette, de Raoul Praxy, cou-
plets Max Eddy, m Gaston Gaba-
roche, airs additionnels Fred Pearly
et P. Chagnon; pf. et chant. Par-
tition. © June 1, 1933; E for.
31737; Editions Salabert. 19721
Baby baby; song. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1933;
E unp. 77245; Clause A. Gathgens.
19722
Baby divine; Christmas carol. ©
Sept. 24, 19838; E pub. 38226; Harl
Wayne Whitney. 19723
Baby Lindy’s fate; song, melody Jim-
mie Crane. ©1.. Oct. 23, 1983; B
unp. 77784; Vera Morris. 19724
Baby when will you be mine; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1933; E
unp. 78042; Robert Ivin Ruboy.
19725
Baby’s lullaby; song. © 1. Oct. 9,
193838; E unp. 77252; Mary Luella
Hall. 19726
819
CATALOGUE .OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19727
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Bach; arr.;
pf. Duet-solo ed. © Oct. 25, 1933;
E pub. 38546; Zay Rector Bevitt.
19727
Lord, our faith increase; based
on Air for the G string, text and
cho. pts. composed Gordon Balch
Nevin; mixed voices with organ ace.
© Oct. 2, 1933; E pub. 38299; J.
Fischer & bro. 19728
— QO praise and bless the Lord; arr.
Gordon Balch Nevin; sop., alto and
bar.; organ acc. © Oct. 9, 1933;
E pub. 38371; J. Fischer & bro.
19729
Back home; w Charlie Tobias and
Sydney Clare, m Gerald Marks. ©
Oct. 23, 1983; E pub. 38481; Joe
Morris music co. 19730
Back in my dreams with you; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1933; E
unp. 77783; Edmond Hansen ‘and
Eva Hansen. 19731
Back to memory lane; song, m Luther
A...Clark. ‘© ‘Oct. 1,° 19334," pub.
38420; Bridgetta Pencheff. 19732
Back to the shack I was born in;
song, pf. version Albert M. Kanrich.
@st ‘c.. Oct) 11, 19335 EH unp. eli ;
John H. Trayne. 19733
Bad (A) case of you; w and m Hva
Coors Mowry; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 20,
1933 ; EH unp. 77743; Eva M. Mowry.
19734
Bad (The) man; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 9,
1933; E unp. 77248 ; Tomasina Grana
Santoro. 19735
Bad man songs of the wild and woolly
West; by Sterling Sherwin and
Harry A. Powell; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. © Oct. 17, 1933; E pub.
38296; Sam Fox pub. co. 19736
Baisers dans la nuit; paroles Jean
Rodor, m G. de Micheli, op. 33, orch.
Edmund Haensch; orch. ptes. ©
Sept. 29, 1933; E for. 31790; Anton
J. Benjamin, a.-g. 19737
Ballerina; selection, Henry Sullivan,
arr. Guy Jones; pf. © Aug. 21,
1933; E for. 31709; Chappell & co.,
ltd. 19738
Barcarole; by Paul Zilcher, op. 220,
no. 3; pf., 4 hands. © Sept. 22,
1933; E pub. 38284; G. Schirmer,
inc. 19739
pt. 11, HAS.,. VE 28
Bashful-; fox-trot, m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1 c¢. Oct. 25,
19338 ; E unp. 77972; Ralph Maynard
Gardner. 19740
Bay (The) of Kalua; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1933; E unp. 77616;
Karl Harold Larson. 19741
Bayne’s (Genie) band march; pf. ©
1 e. Oct. 24, 1933; E unp. 77905;
Genie Bayne. 19742
Be still and know; w E. T. Worthen,
m K. N. Smith. © 1 e¢ Oct. 18,
19383; E unp. 77652; Ethel Titus
Worthen and Katharine Neal Smith.
19743
Beautiful dreamer; by Stephen C.
Foster, arr. R. B. Fitzgerald, ed.
M. T. K.; mixed voices. © Oct. 19,
1933; E pub. 38452; M. Witmark &
sons. 19744
Beck (Conrad) Konzert; ausgabe fiir
2 klaviere vom komponisten. ©
Sept. 18, 1933; “EH for. Si767T: +B:
Schott’s sohne. 19745
Beer; w and melody. © 1c. Oct. 20,
1933; E unp. 77750; Mendel Broom-
berg. 19746
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Violin con-
certo in D major; op. 61, transcribed
for viola. © 1°e Oct, 1 tee
unp. 773870; Sheppard I. Lehnhoff.
19747
Believe it or not, baby ; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Oct. 23, 19383; E unp. 77835; Howard
Mead, jr.
Beloved music; w Florence Niederber-
ger, m D. Rhys Ford; Women’s
voices. © Oct. 27, 19835 ie pup.
38497; Melrose music co. 19749
Beneath the petals of a rose; valse
song. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp.
77590; Alice R. Bird. 19750
Benedictus es, Domine; set to m Percy
Newton Cox; mixed voices, organ
acc.; in A flat. © Oct. 16, aea2. 2
pub. 38331; H. W. Gray co. 19751
Berceuse; by Frank L. Sealy; organ.
© Oct. 16, 1983; E pub. 38337;
H. W. Gray co. 19752
Better times are coming; song, m Syl-
vester L. Cross. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1933;
E unp. 77272; Cora Delia Williams.
19753
Beyond the dawn; arr. Frances Rob-
ertson; pf. with w. © 1. Oct. 31,
1933; E unp. 78258; Sidney Cromie,
19754
820
19748.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
Bible (The) tells; hymn, m C. Harold
Lowden. © Dec. 31, 1932; E pub.
38175 ; Charles H. Sullivan. 19755
Big city rhythm; w Wm. Tracey, mel-
ody Jack Stanley. © 1c. Oct. 7,
1933; E unp. 77190; Broadway
music corp. 19756
Biondina (La); by Pete Marconi; pf.
©1e. Oct. 27, 1933; E unp. 78047;
Peter Paul Gazzola. 19757
Birth (The) of Christ; short Christ-
mas cantata, w from St. Luke 2, m
Willy Richter; mixed cho., with
sop., ten. and bar. Soli; pf. or organ
ace. © Sept. 22, 1933; Epub.
38279 ; Harold Flammer, ine. 19758
Blaa (De) drenge; sange fra filmen,
tekst Bégrge og Arvid Miller, m Kai
Normann Andersen; klaver. © Oct.
3, 1933; E for. 31845; Wilhelm Han-
sen. 19759
Black cat; w Herschel Cropper, m
Peggy Marsh. ©1c. Oct. 25, 1933;
E unp. 77932; Marcella Geon.
19760
Black moonlight; from Too much
harmony, w and m Arthur Johnston
and Sam Coslow; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 22, 1933; E pub. 38055;
Paramount productions, inc. 19761
Blessed are the pure in heart; anthem,
W. Roston Bourke, arr. and har-
monized John Holler; mixed voices;
organ. © Oct. 18, 1933; E pub.
38434; H. W. Gray co. 19762
Blessed is the man; anthem, w from
Psalm 1, m Frew D. Mohr; mixed
voices with alto solo and trio for
women’s voices. © Oct. 19, 1938;
E pub. 38511; White-Smith music
pub. co. 19763
Blondie; w and melody C. V. Black,
harmony Ellis M. Boyd. ©1ce. Oct.
24, 1933; E unp. 78225; Robert Ellis
Mitchell Boyd and Carl Vernon
Black. 19764
Blossom time and you; w and melody.
Rev. ©1ce. Oct. 21, 1938; E unp.
77762; Clyde Canterbury Johnson.
19765
Blue (The) Danube; choral arr. to be
sung to ace. of 2 pf. adaptation
Abram Chasins, text and _ arr.
Harvey Enders; men’s voices. ©
Oct.. 2,. 19383:;. E pub. 38298; J.
Fischer & bro. 19766
19782
Blue (The) eagle; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Oct. 4, 1983; E unp. 77085; Emma
Buerger. 19767
m Walter Watson. © Oct.
4, 19838; E pub. 38123; Willard J.
Daniel. 19768
Blue eagle; N R A; orch. sc. ©1e.
Sept. 25, 1988; E unp. 77130; Clay
St. Pierre. 19769
Blue eagle blues; song. © 1c. Sept.
28, 193838; E unp. 76844; Leroy Ed-
ward Hurt. 19770
Blue (The) eagle march; pf. with w.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 77962;
Carl Wicklund. 19771
Blue (The) eagle national serenade;
w and melody. © 1c. Sept. 29,
1933; E unp. 77657; Vera Chisholm.
19772
Blue (The) eagle spirit, now on the
air; song, melody Stella Engle. ©
1c Oct. 17, 19383; E unp. 77600;
George F.. Miller. 19773
Blue eagle waltz; by V. Viscuso, arr.
J. Hornin; 1st violin. © 1 e¢. Oct.
4, 1933; E unp. 771138; Vincent Vis-
cuso and Joseph Hornin. 19774
Blue eyes; fox-trot song. © 1 ec. Oct.
25, 1983; E unp. 78141; C. Mae
Tadrosky Schmidt. 19775
waltz song, m John Alden Finckel.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1933; E unp. 77614;
Martha Newman Cammack. 19776
Blue heav’n above; song, w Gertrude
Sawyer. © 1c. Sept. 29, 19383; E
unp. 77308; Phyllis De Stefano.
19777
Blue hours; waltz, w Roy Turk, m
Wayne King and Jerry Castillo, arr.
Lindsay McPhail; orch. pts., with
male trio arr. B. Faighes. © Oct.
11, 1933; E pub. 38340; Leo Feist,
ine. 19778
Blue Lou; blues; pf. © 1c. Oct. 11,
1933; E unp. 77350; Edgar Melvin
Sampson. 19779
Blue moon; w and melody. © 1 ec.
Oct. 3, 19833; E unp. 77058; Miles
Shaffer. 19780
Blue River; w Ned Washington,
melody Victor Young. © 1 c. Oct.
5, 1988; E unp. 77148; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 19781
Blue river bring back memories of my
dear mother, my mother; w and
melody. ©1e. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp.
77537 ; Johnnie L. Andree. 19782
821
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19783
Bluer than blue; w Tot Seymour, m
Lew Pollack; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 30, 19383; E pub. 38542; EHd-
ward B. Marks music corp. 19783
Bohemian rose; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 30,
1933; E unp. 78208; William A.
Duke. 19784
Boo, boo, boo; from Too much har-
mony, w and m Arthur Johnston and
Sam Coslow; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 22, 19383; E pub. 38056; Para-
mount productions, inc. 19785
Bottoms up; w and melody G. L.
Clarke and Bert L. Clarke. © 1.
Oct. 10, 1933; E unp. 77297; George
L. Clarke. 19786
Bound to fall in love again; song. ©
1 @. Oct. 14, 19383; E unp. 77555;
John Bearup Haverly. 19787
Boy (A) and a girl and a lane and a
moon and so the dear old game goes
on; fox-trot, w Robert Hargreaves
and Stanley J. Damerell, m Robert
Hargreaves; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 25, 1933; E for. 31815; Cecil
Lennox, ltd. 19788
Brahms (Johannes) On the lagoon;
from Valse in A flat, w Edith San-
ford Tillotson, m arr. Ira B. Wil-
son; sop. 1, 2 and alto 1, 2. © Sept.
9, 1938; E pub. 38159; Lorenz pub.
co. 19789
Bread and cheese and kisses; w and
melody Francis Isern. © 1 e. Oct.
18, 1983; E unp. 77648; Florence E.
Vincent. 19790
Bread of the world; anthem, text from
Corinthians 1 and a hymn by R.
Heber, m James R. Pears; mixed
voices and bass solo; organ acc. ©
Oct. 20, 1933; E pub. 38446; Boosey
& co., ltd. 19791
Breevele (A) der mamme; w and m
Solomon Small (Shmulewitz), Eng-
lish w Abner Silver; with violin or
mand. © Oct. 18, 1933; E pub.
38365 ; Edward B. Marks music corp.
19792
Brief (A) moment; w and m Gene
Raymond. © 1 ¢. Oct. 13, 1933; E
unp. 77485; Raymond Guion. 19793
Bring her again, O western wind; w
William Ernest Henley, m Arthur
Hartmann, op. 18, no. 1; men’s
voices. © Oct. 6, 1933; E pub.
38202; Theodore Presser co. 19794
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Broken chords; song, w Gae Estep. ©
1-e; Oct. 31, 19383; BE unp? weezer;
Henry B. O’Connell. 19795
Broken (A) lullaby; melody P. Tin-
turin. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1933; E unp.
78092; Southern music pub. co., inc.
19796
Brook (The) ; pf. ©1c..Oct. 4, 1933;
E unp. 77329; Maxwell B. Rapoport.
19797
Brooklyn tech marching song; instru-
mental with w. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1933;
E unp. 77369; Emanuel R. Posnack.
19798
Brotherhood of nations: w Ted Steels,
m Charles Ancliffe. © Apr. 13, 1933;
E for. 31811; Geoffrey Fletcher, ltd.
19799
Brown bottle blues; pf. with w. ©
1 ec. Nov. 1, 19383; E unp. 77106;
George F. Koether. 19800
Brushing cobwebs, out of the sky; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 24, 1933;
E unp. 77894; Hester Wells. 19801
Buggy (The) song; w and melody
Wm. J. Hill and Joe Young. ©1e.
Oct. 27, 1933; E unp. 78036; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine. 19802
Building our mansion; hymn, m C.
Harold Lowden. © Dec. 31, 1932;
E pub. 38176; Charles H. Sullivan.
19803
Buoy and moon; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 23,
1933; E unp. 77846; Arthur Dwight
Allen. 19804
But for you; English, Frank Eyton,
original German, Friedrich Hollaen-
der and Robert Gilbert, m F. Hol-
laender; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
14, 1933; E for. 31726; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd. 19805
But now I’ve fallen out of love; song,
melody Eugene Platzman. © 1 «¢
Oct. 27, 19838; E unp. 78059; Alver-
tie Lucille Branin. 19806
Butterfly baby; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 778438; T. M.
Etheridge. 19807
Butterfly caprice; melody. ©41c. Oct.
11,.19383; E unp. 77337: Belles:
Tilden. 19808
Button (The) tree; phantasy operetta,
bk. France Goldwater, lyrics Ed-
ward Lynn, m Melita Krieg; uni-
son. Voc. sc. © Aug. 30, 1933; D
28539; Willis music co. 19808*
822
| no. 10, 1933
By a river in Spain; from Hollywood
restaurant revels, w Dave Oppen-
heim, m Michael H. Cleary; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 17, 1933; E
pub. 38383; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co.,
inc. | 19809
By nineteen thirty seven; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 9, 1938; E unp.
77239; Louise Ellen Grom. 19810
By that lonesome Rio Grande; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 18, 1933; EH
unp. 77423; Warn Milford Oscarson.
19811
By the sea; waltz, Giuseppe Semi-
nara; accordion arr. © Sept. 28,
1933; E pub. 38394; B. R. Quattro-
ciocche. 19812
Bye (Frederick) Six diversions; arr.
F. Bye; 3 violoncellos. © Oct. 3,
1933; E for. 31833; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd. 19813
Cabin door; song. © 1 ec. Oct. 11,
1983; E unp. 77824; Walter Stone.
19814
Call me up tonight; w Harry Lane and
Irving Shaw, and melody. © 1 c.
Oct. 18, 1938; E unp. 77625; Leah
Stern. 19815
Call of the N-R-A; w and melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 2, 19383; E unp. 76961;
Dorothy Orton Davis. 19816
Calling me from over there; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1933; E unp. 77391;
Florence G. Wells Eyre. 19817
Cambria; Welsh rhapsody, w adapted,
arr. and tr., and m Samuel Rich-
ards Gaines; women’s voices. ©
Oct. 28, 1988; E pub. 38530; J.
Fischer & bro. 19818
Caminito; Argentine tango, J. de D.
Filiberto, arr.; orch. pts. © Oct.
10, 1983; E pub. 38227; A. Fassio.
19819
Can I come back to you; w A. Irvine,
melody L. Lippard. © 1c. Sept. 25,
19338; E unp. 78105; Andrew Irvine
and Larry Lippard. 19820
‘Can it be true; w and melody. ©
1 @ Oct;,,.2, 21983 ;. EB) unp. 77018;
Lloyd Stevens Runyan. 19821
Can this be the end of love; w Milton
~ Drake, m Harry Stride; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Oct. 26, 1933;
EH pub. 38496; Donaldson-Douglas &
Gumble, inc. 19822
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
19837
Can you remember; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 25, 19838; E unp. 78126;
Helen Smith. 19823
Canoe (A), the moon and you; song.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 20, 1933; E unp. 77745;
Ester Margaret Anderson. 19824
Can’t ya’ take a hint; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 193838; E unp. 76986;
Hyman Kellick. 19825
Caress me dear; w and melody. ©
tee. Oct, 9,,, 1933; B..unp,: 47268);
Roger Wm. Brown and Ralph Wil-
liamson. 19826
Caribbean croon; song, melody Ray
McNamara. © 1. Oct. 20, 1933;
E unp. 77737; Viola Cloud Turnbow.
19827
Carlita; melody with pf. acc. ©1«.
Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 77630; Wilson
John Fisher. 19828
Carolina rose; fox-trot song. ©1e.
Oct. 30, 1983 ; E unp. 78206; William
A. Duke. 19829
Carry me back to the lone prairie; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 9, 1933;
E unp. 77265; Carson Jay Robison.
19830
Castles in Spain; song. © 1. Sept.
30, 1933; E unp. 77306; Edith An-
drew Burchell. 19831
’Cause I’m jealous dear about you;
wand melody. ©1e. Oct. 24, 1933;
EH ounp. 77886; Michael Onuffer.
19832
’Cause I’m just a downstream drifter ;
w Gus Kahn and Ray HKgan, m Dave
Snell. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1933; E unp.
77041; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
19833
Century (The) of progress exposition
song; w and melody. ©1e. Oct. 3,
1933; E unp. 77057; Clara Louise
Allen. 19834
Chain (The) gang song; compiled and
arr.; mixed voices. © 1. Oct. 23,
1988; E unp. 77863; Felix Grove-
man. 19835
Changeable you ...; w and m I.
Budreau. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E
unp. 78131; Iva Budreau and Mar-
garet Cushman. 19836
Chanson de Vimpératrice; de Moi et
lVimpératrice, paroles francaises Ber-
nard Zimmer, m Audran, arr. Franz
Wachsmann. © May 1, 19383; E
for. 31805; Choudens. 19837
823
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19838
Chant (The) of the sea; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Sept. 21, 1983; E unp.
77128; Vincent Rifici. 19838
Chante Sion; cantique triomphal, pa-
roles Chanoine Malquin, m M. Kalt-
necker; choeur 4 4 voix mixtes ou
4 3 voix égales ou 4 2 voix égales ou
A Vunisson, avec strophes pour
mezzo sop. ou bar.; ace. d’ orgue.
© Feb. 15, 1933; E for. 31804; Veuve
Ee Jaton: 19839
Charlene; song. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1933;
E unp. 78239; Nettie Smith McCor-
mick. 19840
Charm (The) of the evening; melody,
with pf. ace. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1933;
E unp. 77461; Geneva May Cocherell.
19841
Chart; fingering in all positions for
violin, viola, violoncello and double-
bass. © Jee Oct. 2, 933- Hi usp:
77442: Howard S. Monger. 19842
Chase my blues away; song. © 1.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78151; James
L. Robinson. 19843
‘Cheerio happy days; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 77647;
Abel Parent. 19844
Cherries round and red; song, w John
Richard Moreland. © 1 «. Sept. 9,
1933; E unp. 76932; Mary Wright
Bain. 19845
Chester (The) carol; earliest known
English carol, English version and
pf. arr. R. Boughton. © Oct. 10,
1933; E for. 31784; Rutland Bough-
ton. 19846
Chevalier (The) ; march, F. H. Losey,
op. 381; band pts. © Oct. 27, 1933;
EB pub. 38517; C. L. Barnhouse, inc.
19847
Chickadee, you are the one girl; song.
© 1c. Oct. 11, 1933; E unp. 77351;
Joseph A. Buttny. 19848
Childhood memories; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77498;
Edna E. Boll. 19849
Children of Mary; from Cradle song,
w Jerome White, m W. Franke
Harling; pf. treble acc. © 1 ¢. Oct.
27, 1933; E unp. 78032; Paramount
productions, ine. 19850
Child’s (A) dream; by Duci de Kerek-
jarto; violin; pf. acc. © Oct. 5,
1933; E pub. 38182; Laurence Carr.
19851
pt. ITI, n. s., v. 28
Chopin (Frédéric Frangois) Waltz in
D flat; op. 64, no. 1, transcribed for
pf., Savino. © Sept. 18, 1933; E
pub. 37780; Robbins music corp.
19852
—— Waltz in D flat-major; op. 64, no.
1, freely transcribed Jacques Miller;
2 pfs., 4 hands. © Oct. 23, 1933; E
pub. 88533; J. Fischer & bro.
19853
Christ (The) Child’s lullaby; Susani,
text from Geistliche kirchengesange,
tr. and folk-song arr. Carl F. Muel-
ler; 4-pt. mixed cho. and 2-pt. chil-
dren’s cho. ad lib.; organ ace. ©
Sept. 22, 1933; E pub. 38277; G.
Schirmer, inc. 19854
Christmas classics, no. 19; w Elsie
Duncan Yale, and others, m G. D.
Wilson, and others, arr. Alfred Jud-
son, and others. © Oct. 23, 1933;
E pub. 38477; Hall-Mack co. 19855
Christmas (The) highway; complete
service, w Ann Aiken Payne and
others, m C. Austin Miles, M. Isa-
belle Ritter and others. © Oct. 23,
19838; E pub. 38475; Hall-Mack co.
19856
Christmas (The) message; story can-
tata, dramatized, Mattie B. Shan-
non, w Hlsie Duncan Yale and
others, m M. Isabelle Ritter and
others. © Oct. 23, 1933; D 28533;
Hall-Mack co. 19856*
Christmas night; w Edith Tatum;
mixed cho. © 1 ¢. Oct. 16, 1983;
E unp. 77488; Dorothy James.
19857
Christmas (The) rites; song, w Clin-
ton Secollard. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1933;
E unp. 77184; Elizabeth B. Covell.
19858
Christmas (The) story; cantata, w
traditional and by various authors,
m Mondel Ely Butterfield; soli, cho.
and organ. © Oct. 23, 1933; E pub.
38505; H. T. FitzSimons co. 19859
Cinder (A) in your eye; w Murry
Kohn, jr., and melody. © 1c. Oct.
2, 19383; E unp. 77003; Daniel Rich-
man Klein. 19860
Cinephonic thematic series; compiled
Reg. Connelly. v.2and1. © Aug.
29, 19383; E for. 31808, 31809; Cine-
phonic music co., ltd.
19861, 19862
City of gold; hymn. © 1c. Oct. 23,
1933; E unp. 77826; Clarence An-
drew Pond. 19863
824
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
Clarabelle; idyll; pf. conductor. ©
1 ¢@ Oct. 28, 1933; E unp. 78080;
Adolph Deutsch. 19864
Clear the track for Huey Long; song.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1933; E unp. 77414;
Myra May Kirtland: 19865
Close your eyes; song. © 1 ec. Oct.
30, 1933; E unp. 78178; Guy E. Mos-
sey. 19866
Cloud (The) ; song, w Percy B. Shel-
ley. © 1. Sept. 23, 1933; E unp.
77219; Elizabeth B. Covell. 19867
Clouds; w anon., m Ernest Charles,
arr. Carl Deis; 3-pt. women’s cho.
© Sept. 22, 1933; E pub. 38281; G.
Schirmer, inc. 19868
Coconut grove; song. © 1c. Oct. 23,
1933; E unp. 77825; Ned Underhill.
19869
Collector’s items; suite; pf.-conductor
se., with prologue and interludes to
be read with musical background.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1933; HE unp. 77215;
William Chandler Nelms. 19870
College (The) drag; song. © 1.
Oct. 31, 1933; E unp. 78237; Archie
Koty. 19871.
College romance; w B. Swogell, mel-
ody S. Willen. ©1c. Oct. 16, 1933;
E unp. 77548; Benjamin Swogell
and Sam Willen. 19872
Colonel Bogey; march, Kenneth J. Al-
ford, arr. E. Hansen; pf. accordion.
© Oct. 3, 1933; E for. 31882;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd. 19873
Colonel (The) from Kentucky; w and
melody Charles Tobias, Jack Scholl
and Murray Mencher. © 1 c. Oct.
18, 1983; E unp. 77623; Leo Feist,
ine. 19874
Come back happy blue bird; song. ©
1 e. Oct. 2, 19383; E unp. 77056;
Adelaide Flowers. 19875
Come back to me; w and melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 19, 1938; E unp. 77698;
Frances K. Reily. 19876
Come back to me once again; valse
song. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp.
77582; Joe H. Zamecnik, 19877
Come on and sing, sing, sing; w and
melody. ©1c. Oct. 20, 1933; E unp.
77749; Harold T. Bellis. 19878
Come to Caroline; song, arr. by Gene-
vieve S. Hillis. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1933;
EH unp. 78197; Jack Brooks. 19879
19891
Come to meet your Lord; hymn. ©
Sept. 24, 1933; E pub. 38225; Harl
Wayne Whitney. 19880
Come unto Me; w from St. Matthew,
m C. Simper, arr. George B. Nevin;
sop., alto and bar.; organ ace. ©
Oct. 9, 1983; EH pub. "38373: J. Fisch-
er & bro. 19881
Come up and see me some time; w
and melody. © 1. Oct. 24, 1933;
BE unp. 77877; Elizabeth Konecuy.
19882
Come with the e’en to me; song. ©
1 c. Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 77860;
Marvin N. Mackey. 19883
Conquistador; comp. and arr. Samuel
Kaylin; pf.-conductor. © 1 c¢c. Oct.
6, 1988; E unp. 77233; Movietone
music corp. 19884
Contrary to my custom; fox-trot song,
w D. Eloise Whitney. © 1 ¢. Oct.
4, 19838; E unp. 77116; Margaret
Pauline Bray. 19885
©) te, Oet; 3) 1oaa8
Michael Mikita and
19886
Cornucopia ; musical play, w Earle D.
Bonzo. © 1 ¢ Oct. 10, 1933; D
28525; Harold Raymond Thompson.
19886*
Cossack (The); Ukrainian folk-song,
English tr. Max T. Krone, m arr.
Alexander Koshetz; mixed voices.
© Oct. 19, 1933; E pub, 38453; M.
Witmark & sons. 19887
Cossack romance; English tr. Max T.
Krone, Ukrainian folk-song arr. Al-
exander Koshetz; mixed voices. ©
Oct. 19, 1933; E pub. 38454; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 19888
Cossack’s (The) march; Ukrainian
folk-song, Hnglish tr. Max T. Krone,
m arr. Alexander Koshetz; mixed
voices, with bar. solo. © Oct. 19,
1933; E pub. coe M. Witmark &
sons. 19889
County (A) Clare song; old Irish folk-
song, arr. Samuel Richards Gaines;
men’s voices. © Oct. 2, 1933; BE
pub. 37676; J. Fischer & bro. 19890
Cowboy Tom’s round-up book; [com-
piled] by Cowboy Tom, Tex Ritter,
Chief Sunatona, Skookum and Al
MacDowell, arrs. Virginia Newbegin,
and others; with ten. banjo, ukulele
and guit. arrs. bk. 1. © Oct. 10,
1933 ; AA 1381032; Bibo-Lang, inc.
19891
Co0-coo; song.
EH ounp. 77048 ;
Mac Benoit.
825
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19892
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Crazy for love: w E. H. Jackson, mel-
ody H. Meyer. ©1ce. Oct. 26, 1933;
E unp. 78023; Horace Meyer and
Edwin H. Jackson. ~ 19892
Crazy moon; w EH. H. Jackson, melody
H; Meyer. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1933; E
unp. 78021; Horace Meyer and Ed-
win H. Jackson. 19893
Crocodile (The) crawl; song. ©1c.
Oct. 21, 1983; E unp. 77758; Matilda
Curtiss. 19894
Croon to me; song. © 1 ec. Oct. 138,
1933; E unp. 77433; Matilda Cur-
tiss. 19895
Crooning sandman; song. © 1e. Oct.
25, 1933; E unp. 77918; Elizabeth
Smith. 19896
Cuban lullaby; w J. Mooney, melody
B. Boyer. © 1. Oct. 6, 1983; HB
unp. 77183; Bess Boyer and Jack
Mooney. 19897
Cuban skies; tango, Philip Warner;
pf. © Oct. 6, 1933; E pub. 38236;
H. T. FitzSimons co. 19888
Cuckoo (The) clock; song, w John
Richard Moreland. © 1. Sept. 9,
1933; E unp. 76983; Mary Wright
Bain. 19899
Cuddle up closer; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
30, 1983; E unp. 78177; Kenneth B.
Rubrecht. 19900
Cupid; valse song. © 1 e. Oct. 25,
1933; E unp. 78128; Rudolph
Frundat. 19901
Curtain (The) falls, the play is
ended; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Oct.
23, 1933; E unp. 77819; Jack Pagels.
19902
Daddy mine; song, w J. Richard More-
land. ©1e. Sept. 9, 1933; EH unp.
76934; Mary Wright Bain. 19903
Daffodils (The) ; song, w Wm. Words-
worth. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1933; E
unp. 77217; Elizabeth B. Covell.
19904
Dag (En) er ikke levet uden kerlig-
hed [and] Dukkerne danser; fox-
trot intermezzo: tekst Bérge og Ar-
vid Miiller, m Dan Folke; klaver.
© Oct. 3, 1933; E for. 31842; Wil-
helm Hansen. 19905
Dame (Die) mit dem regenbogen;
schlager aus der operette, w Julius
Brammer u. Gustav Beer, m Jean
Gilbert, erleichtertes klavier arr.
Viktor Hruby. © Sept. 15, 1933;
E for. 31870; Alrobi musikverlag,
G. m. b. H. & W. Karezag verlag.
19906
Dance! dance! dance; song, m Stan
Tucker. ©1c. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp.
77270; Lucie C. Wicks. 19907
Dance of the pussy willows; by Victor
Renton; pf. © Oct. 10, 1933; E
pub. 38261; Theodore Presser co.
19908
Dance on your heels; song, melody
George William Caturani. © 1 e.
Oct. 4, 1933; E unp. 77110; Julian
Nicholas Chein. 19909
Dancing at the Century of progress;
song; with ukulele arr. © Oct. 24,
1933; E pub. 38536; Ray Soldwell.
19910
Dancing on a roof garden; w and m
Clyde Browne. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1933;
E unp. 77448; Helen B. Hooper.
19911
Dancing raindrops; by Leon Leonard
and Rita Harmon; pf. © Sept. 25,
19383; E pub. 37979; Schroeder &
Gunther, ine. 19912
Dancing shadows; by Ernie Golden,
arr. S. C. Thompson; saxophone
quartet. © July 29, 1933; E pub.
38165; Alfred musie ¢co., ine. 19913
Dancing till the day; from The gay
hussar, w Holt Marvell, m George
Posford; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
10, 1933; E for. 31780; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 19914
Dancing with my shadow; w and m
Harry Woods; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 9, 19383; E for. 31775; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd. 19915
Danny Moore; w and melody Chas.
Henry De Buday. © 1. Oct. 20,
1933; E unp. 77726; Charles Henry
De Lackner. 19916
Danse bacchanale; by Alfred Pratt;
flute solo; pf. ace. © Sept. 29,
193838; E for. 31824; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 19917
_Danube dreams; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 16, 1983; E unp, 77543;
Stanley Xenos. 19918
Darling dear I love you; w and mel-
ody. ©1 ec. Oct. 2, 19383; EB unp.
76967 ; John Lohm., 19919
Dawn; song. © 1 e¢. Sept. 23, 1933;
E unp. 78101; Alice J. Berding.
- 19920
826
MUSICAL CGMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
Dawn in the forest; w Edith Sanford
Tillotson, m Ira B. Wilson; sop.
and alto. © Sept. 5, 1933; E pub.
38150; Lorenz pub. co. 19921
Dawn (The) patrol; w Jack Law-
rence, melody Arthur Altman. ©
1c. Oct. 26, 1933; E unp. 78007;
Edward B. Marks music corp.
19922
Day dreams; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 3, 1933; E unp. 77036; Joseph
Robert Broughton. 199238
De screech owl’s wahnin’; negro
mammy’s lullaby, m K. S. Shibley ;
male yoices. © Oct. 10, 1983; E
pub. 38295; Kate Strauss Shibley
and George R. Wood. 19924
De whip-po’-will cry; song, w John
Richard Moreland. © 1 c. Sept. 9,
1933; E unp. 769385; Mary Wright
Bain. 19925
Deal a hand; musical phantasy in
prologue and 2 acts, m Martha
Spencer and F. S. Belcher, jr. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 14, 1988; D 28519; Fan-
nin Saffore Belcher, jr. 19925*
Dear little Babe in the manger;
hymn, from Ecce homo. © Oct. 4,
1933 ; E pub. 38166; George W. Hall.
19926
Dear Lord, I Thee adore; w adapted
from Henry Collins, m P. Cornelius,
arr. Gordon Balch Nevin; sop., alto
and bar.; organ ace. © Oct. 9,
1933; E pub. 383876; J. Fischer &
bro. 19927
Dear mother; song, arr. Ellis Rey-
nolds. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1983; E unp.
77182; Albert H. Coombs. 19928
Dear old pal; w and m Fred L. Ger-
big. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp.
77522; Fred Gerbig. 19929
Death angel; song, m Richard Kelly.
©l1e. Oct. 4, 1933; E unp. 77102;.
Liza B. Moncure. 19930
Death (The) of Jimmy Rodgers; w
and melody. © 1. Oct. 23, 1933;
E unp. 77813; Bob Miller. 19981
Death (The) of the young engineer;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1933;
BE unp. 77515; John J. Hogen. 19932
Deck the hall; traditional Welsh
Christmas carol, arr. Frederick
Erickson; male voices. © Sept. 29,
1933; E pub. 38047; H. W. Gray co.
19933
22006—33———2
19948
Delibes (Clément Philibert Leo) The
dancing lesson; from Passe-pied, w
Edith Sanford Tillotson, m arr.
Roger C. Wilson; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Sept. 9, 1933; E pub. 38151;
Lorenz pub. co. 19934
Delightfully incorporated; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Oct. 28, 1933; E
unp. 78066; Sally Flock. 19935
Depression is our battle to fight; song.
© 1 c¢. Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 77862;
Lydia EH. Chevalier. 19936
Depression’s going now; song. ©
Sept. 1, 1988; E pub. 38429; Law-
rence P. Smith. 19937
Deryn (Y) pur; Welsh w anon., Hng-
lish w Ellen Mary Lloyd, Welsh
melody arr. Vincent Thomas; mixed
voices. © Oct. 13, 1933; E for.
31810; Elkin & co., ltd. 19938
Desdemona; melody George Grandee.
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1933; E unp. 77070;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 19939
Desert moon; song, pf. sc. R. W. Fle-
well, jr. and HE. E. Johnson. ©1e.
Sept. 21, 1983; E unp. 77133; Marie
M. Tormoen. 19940
Deserted (The) garden; by Florence
B. Price; violin and pf. © Oct. 10,
1933; E pub. 38268; Theodore Pres-
ser co. 19941
Destati amor; w and melody. © 1c.
Oct. 17, 1983; E unp. 77612; Salva-
tore Scalora. - 19942
Devil darling; song. © 1. Oct. 24,
1933; E unp. 77853; Virginia Ruth
Pillars. 19943
Dew drops; for Sunday-schools, ete., w
and m Theodore Sisk, and others.
© Oct. 7, 1933; E pub. 38488; Sisk
music co. 19944
Dialogue; by Albert Delacourt; pf.
© Sept. 22, 19383; E pub. 38270; G.
Schirmer, ince. 19945
Distinctive concert folio, no. 1; com-
piled and arr. Willard Hays; orech.
pts. © Sept. 27, 19388; E pub. 38035;
J. W. Pepper & son, inc. 19946
Divertimento; v. Ottmar Gerster; kla-
vier. © Sept. 18, 1933; E for.
31769; B. Schott’s sdhne. 19947
Dixie night; waltz, w and m Charles
Repper, arr. Mischa Michaeloff; pts.
for odeon and salon orch. © Sept.
25, 1983; E for. 31855; Brashear
music co. 19948
827
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19949
Do you dream too; w and melody. ©
1 e@. Oct. 26, 1933; E unp. 78026;
Miriam §. MacMurphy. 19949
Do you remember; w and m Wilmina.
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1933; E unp. 78249;
Wilmina Schultz. 19950
Do your duty; song. © 1c. Oct. 9,
1933; E unp. 77274; Melville Grems.
19951
Do your part; w and melody. ©1c.
Oct. 24, 1983; E unp. 77881; Claude
Warren and Mary Warren. 19952
“Doctor Freud; w Jill Rainsford, m
William Colligan; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
25, 1938; H unp. 77920; Marguerite
Rainsford Miller. 19953
Doin’ the uptown lowdown; from
Broadway thru a keyhole, w Mack
Gordon, m Harry Revel; with uke-
banjo-guit. chord notations. © Sept.
25, 1988; E pub. 37992; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 19954
Doll-house (The); w and melody. ©
4d e/ Oet4235 193354 Haanp. -00Sbi ;
Ralph Stillman Emerson. 19955
Dolly Dimple’s holiday ; w and melody
Dave Oppenheim and Michael H.
Cleary. ©1c. Oct. 11, 1933; E unp.
77319; Shapiro, Bernstein and Co.,
inc. 19956
Dominus regit me; by Carl McKinley ;
organ. © Oct. 18, 19383; E pub.
38448; H. W. Gray co. 19957
Don’t be a ery baby; from Torch
singer, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
18, 1983; E pub. 38054; Paramount
productions, ine. 19958
Don’t chisel behind the eagle’s talons;
polka; guit. solo and guit. acc.
Oct. 2, 1988; E pub. 388096; Louis
Test. 19959
Don’t let me down; w and m Bud
Flanagan, additional lyric Charles
Wilmott; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
3, 1933; E for. 31716; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd. 19960
Don’t let’s spoil it; song. ©1e. Oct.
20, 193838; E unp. 77746; Wm. Lang-
ton Prager. 19961
Don’t Marry the wrong woman; w and
melody W. R. Calaway and Cliff
Carlisle. © 1 c¢. Oct. 23, 1933; E
unp. 77807; William R. Calaway.
19962
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Don’t proposition me; w Ernest R.
Calhoun, melody W. Wells. © 1 e.
Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 77428; E. R.
Calhoun and Walter Wells. 19963
Don’t say it, it will be a lie; wand m
Art Orlando. © 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1933;
E unp. 77937; Arthur Orlando Af-
fannato. 19964
Don’t throw away the band of gold;
song, melody Walter W. Newcomer.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 77645;
John H. Coyle. 19965
Don’t throw my heart away; w and
melody. ©1e. Oct. 20, 1933; E unp.
77744; Harold F. Haines. 19966
Don’t you remember me; w Herb Mag-
idson, m Sam H. Stept; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 12, 1933; E pub. 38294;
Irving Berlin, ine. 19967
Don’tcha see; w and melody. ©1e«.
Oct. 19, 19838; E unp. 77709; Edwin
Joseph Gdowski. 19968
Douglas (Winfred) Four ninefold
kyries; mixed voices. nos. 14. ©
Oct. 6, 1988; E pub. 383829; H. W.
Gray co. 19969
Down by the old sugar pine; song, m
Len Fleming. © 1 ¢. Oct. 14, 1933;
E unp. 77449; N. Y. Albright. 19970
Down heartedness; w and melody. ©
1 e@ Oct. 16, 1988; E unp. 77534;
Stanley Jensen. 19971
Down the dusty lane; w and. melody.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1933; EB unp. 77478;
Elizabeth Hottinger. 19972
Down the winding road by the river;
song, m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1e. Oct. 25, 19383; E unp. 17982;
Grace Small. 19973
Dream ; song, w adapted from poem by
James Whitcomb Riley. © 1. Oct.
9, 1983; E unp. 77242; Grace Greer
Wisner. 19974
Dream of me; valse song. © 1c. Sept.
25, 1988; E unp. 77584; Velda Mur-
phy. 19975
Dream rose; w and melody Johnny
Mack, arr. Herman A. Hummel. ©
1.e¢.. Oct. 12, 1933; EH nppiasae
John M. Reed. 19976
Dream star; w and melody C. Y.
Black, harmony Ellis M. Boyd. ©
1 ec. Oct. 24, 1983; E unp. 78224;
Carl Vernon Black and Robert Ellis
Mitchell Boyd. 19977
828
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
20007
Dream sweetheart; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 30, 1988; E unp. 78152;
Otis Jones. 19978
Dream (The) waltz; song, w Aline de
Kerosett. © 1c Oct. 10, 19338; EH
unp. 77288; Olga Carolyn Marinaro.
19979
Dreaming; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢ Oct. 4,
1933; E unp. 77079; B. A. Ramsey.
19980
Dreaming and thinking of you; w A.
Bivona, jr., m Melville F. Miller. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 21, 19383; E unp. 77757; Al
.Vivona, jr., and Mel. F. Miller.
19981
Dreaming down by the river; song.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1983; E unp. 77465;
Matilda Curtiss. 19982
Dreaming of days gone-by; waltz, w
and melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 24, 1938;
E unp. 77897; Thomas Lawrence
Blandino. 19983
Dreaming of our yesteryear; song. ©
Oct. 14, 1988; E pub. 38350; Violet
Ried. 19984
Dreaming of you tonight sweetheart;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1933; E
unp. 77086; H. J. Ahrens. 19985
Dreams; song, w Harry Clarkson. ©
ive. (Oct, 13: 1933):) EH unp.) (7431;
Ralph William Winslow Bolton.
19986
Dreams by the brook; song. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 11, 1933; E unp. 77842; Hazel
Sumner Davis. 19987
Dreams of bygone days; song. ©1c.
Oct. 6, 1988; E unp. 77179; Ethel
Stone Clark. 19988
Dreamy Swanee moon; melody. © 1
en Oeio, 1933: H unp.. (7195: John
C. Smolen. 19989
Drifting apart; valse song. © 1.
Sept. 30, 1983; E unp. 77574; Roy
Sumner. 19990
Drifting away to the stars; valse song.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78146;
Lillian Martin. 19991
Drifting down the river of romance
into a bright sea of dreams; song, m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1.
Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 77985; Grace
Turner. 19992
Drill miners drill; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
7, 1988; E unp. 77211; John Paul-
steiner. 19993
Drink down your beer and smile; w
Fedric Ford, melody Victor Baron.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1988; E unp. 77490;
Pietro Colecchia. 19994
Drink to me only with thine eyes;
paraphrase Emil Soderstrom; full
orch. pts. © Oct. 25, 1933; E pub.
38008; H. T. FitzSimons co. 19995
w Ben Jonson, old English folk-
song, harmonized and pf. arr. Leon-
ard Walker; women’s voices. ©
Sept. 5, 1933 ; E pub. 38240; Richard
Drake Saunders. 19996
Drooping leaves; w and melody. © 1
ec. Oct. 6, 1933; E unp. 77178; Jo-
seph Arnold Goisman. 19997
Drowsily dreaming; waltz song; low,
in C. © Oct. 4, 1933; E pub. 38324;
Carl F. Mann. 19998
Drumming out; w Dorothy Fields, m
Jimmy McHugh; pf. arr. Wayne Al-
len. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1983; E ump.
77043; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
19999
Drums of love; song. © 1c. Sept. 23,
1933; E unp. 78102; Alice J. Berd-
ing. 20000
Du kleine Ruth bist doch ’ne reizende
frau, schau, schau; tango, text Ro-
petz, m Paul Lightman, arr. L. S.
Bentley; orch. stimmen, mit pf.-
direktion. © July 24, 1982; E for.
31312; Universum verlags, a. g.
20001
Dulciana ; overture, Jos Mosti; accord-
ion. © Sept. 16, 1938; E pub.
38399; B. R. Quattrociocche. 20002
Avo dotpa améye rNeitTovve (Duo astra
apopse leipoune) ; w anon., m So-
tirios S. Lontos. © Sept. 29, 1933;
HE pub. 38205; Apollo music co.
20003
Each beloved kiss; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78173; Eber-
hardt Holm. 20004
Hach other; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Oct. 2, 19383; E unp. 77661; Ed Vela
Lira. 20005
Hagles of flight; song, w Jackson
Smith. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp.
76936; Mary Wright Bain. 20006
Hasy going woman; w Jack Lawrence,
melody Arthur Altman. © 1c. Oct.
6, 1983; E unp. 77167; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 20007
829
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20008
Echoes of N. R. A.; march; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 9, 1988; E unp. 77275; Mary
Grodzinski. 20008
Hileen aroon; song, m Genevieve S.
Ellis; with ukulele arr. © Oct. 5,
1933; E pub. 38179; R. C. Fanning.
20009
HKileen mavourneen; w J. M. Betts, m
E. P. Lewis. ©:-1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1933;
E unp. 77207; Joseph M. Betts and
Edwin P. Lewis. 20010
Eleven good lads; football anthem, w
and m Robert Hargreaves, Stanley
J. Damerell and Harry Tilsley. ©
Sept. 25, 1933; E for. 31817; Cecil
Lennox, Itd. 20011
Elfin queen’s dream; melody. © 1.
Sept. 21, 1983; E unp. 76591; Frank
Novak. 20012
Elfiand wood-tapper; melody. ©1e.
Sept. 21, 1933; E unp. 76589; Frank
Novak. 20013
Ella; w and melody. © 1. Oct. 24,
1933; E unp. 77903; Mary Lucille
Howard. 20014
Elves gambol; melody. © 1 ¢. Sept.
21, 1933; E unp. 76588; Frank No-
vak. 20015
Elves wedding feast; melody. ©1c.
Sept. 21, 1983; E unp. 76592; Frank
Novak. 20016
El Yaidour, the wanderer; song. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 4, 19383; E unp. 77095; M.
Lenore Pasley. 20017
Empire day selection; arr. Charles
Woodhouse; school orch. pts., with
pf. no. 1—no. 2. © Sept. 26, 1933;
E for. 31837, 31838; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd. 20018, 20019
Empty dreams keep on haunting me;
w and melody. ©1c. Oct. 18, 1933;
E unp. 77624; Hamilton McClean.
20020
Enchanted garden; song from the
musical fantasy. © 1 c. Sept. 30,
1933; E unp. 76927; Alfred Elmer
Seward. 20021
Enchanting evening; waltz romance,
song. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1933; E unp.
77152; Barbara Bon Dagley. 20022
HKrickson’s modern B flat tenor saxo-
phone melodies; with pf. ace. fol.
no. 4. © Sept. 11, 1983; B pub.
38428; Earl J. Erickson. 20023
Erickson’s recreation melodies; solo
arr. for E flat mellophone, alto
horn, alto clarinet, clarinet and alto
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Saxophone, with pf. ace. fol. no. 2.
© Sept. 11; E pub. 38427; Harl J.
Erickson. 20024
Erickson’s unique clarinet novelties;
B flat clarinet solos, pf. ace. fol. no.
3. © Sept. 11, 1933; E pub. 38471;
Harl J. Erickson. 20025
Hrin is calling for me; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1933; E unp. 77883;
Mabel W. Fendly. 20026
Erin my home; song, w Dorothy
Walsh. © 1c Oct. 25, 1933; E
unp. 77927; Alice Dorothy Schween.
20027
Hrrante; vals, letra E. M. Cortazar,
m Lorenzo Barcelata. © Oct. 3,
1933; E for. 31861; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 20028
Hski-o-lay-li-o-mo; fox-trot, w Forman
Brown, m Frederick Hollander. ©
1c. Oct: 20, 19335. 0 ap tees;
Movietone music corp. 20029
Esperanza; tango, by Pete Marconi;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1933; Myanp.
78048: Peter Paul Gazzola. 20030
Esquimo [sic] pie; operetta, m Phyllis
Chamberlain. © 1 ec. Oct. 4, 1933;
D 28516; David Daskow. 20030*
Etha (The) love song; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © Sept. 19, 1933; E pub.
38354; John Grayson Jones. 20031
Evelyn; waltz song. © 1. Oct. 16,
1983; E unp. 77550; Howard Fred-
eric Addleston. 20032
Evenings (The) I spent with you;
waltz, w Ernest R. Calhoun, melody
W. Wells. © 1c. Oct. 13, 1933; E
unp. 77480; EH. R. Calhoun and Wal-
ter Wells. 20033
Ever in my dreams; song, m Steven
Xavier Raczkowski. © 1 e. Oct. 23,
1933; E unp. 77811; Roy Cornelius.
20034
Ever keep on smiling; waltz song, arr.
Basil V. Alt; with ukulele arr.
1 c. Oct. 24, 1933; E unp. 77896;
Hdward W. Sheibley. 20035
Ever of you dear I’m thinking; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Oct. 13, 1933; EH unp.
77396; Frederick C. Harding.
20036
Ever riding the sea; song; [bar.] ©
1 e@ Oct. 20, 19338; E unp. 77751;
Roland George Day. 20037
830
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
20064
Tverybody’s asking me about you; w | Fan waltz; w Paul Denniker, m Leon
and melody. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1933;
EH eunp. 77186; Oliver Joseph Hast.
20088
Everything is O. K. now; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp.
76969; Perry Nelson. 20039
Ev'ry Sunday night back home; w B.
Miller and Dick Sanford, with mel-
ody. ©1e. Oct. 10, 1933; E unp.
77289; Bob Miller. 20040
Hy’rybody loves my Marguerite; w
and m Harry Woods, Jimmy Camp-
bell and Reg Connelly ; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 10, 1983; E for. 31723;
Campbell, Connelly & co., ltd. 20041
Hxalted praise; 11 anthems by 11 com-
posers, coll. for the use of church
choirs, ed. H. von Berge. © Sept.
15, 1933; E pub. 38147; Lorenz pub.
co. 20042
Fading moonlight; valse song. ©
1 e. Sept. 25, 1988; E unp. 77583;
Invole FEF. Zuconi. 20043
Fado Rosita; by Stephan Pasternacki ;
pf. ©1e. Sept. 29, 1933; E unp.
77064; Movietone music corp. 20044
Fahreda; w Isabelle Hollister McKee
Bloch, m Fahreda Mazhar Spy-
roplous and I. Hollister McKee. ©
1 ¢e. Oct. 18, 19383; E unp. 77420;
I. H. M. Bloch and F. Spyroplous.
20045
Fairest Lord Jesus; m Eugen Hildach,
arr. David McK. Williams; mixed
cho., with sop. solo, organ acc. ©
Oct. 2, 1983; E pub. 88052; H. W.
Gray co. 20046
Fairy (The) dream; melody. © 1.
Sept. 21, 1933; E unp. 76585; Frank
Novak. 20047
airy fingers; by Charles Woodhouse;
school orch. with pf., pts. © Sept.
21, 19388; E for. 31758; Hawkes &
son (London) Itd. 20048
Fairy (The) sentinels; unison song, w
Ethel Talbot, m Jessie Furze. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Oct. 13, 1938;
EH for. 31839; Boosey & co., ltd.
20049
Iaith; song. ©1 ec. Oct. 9, 1938; E
unp. 77248; Marian Westgarth.
20050
Fall in line and fall in love, with me;
_ WwW and melody Fred Meadows and
' Jack Golden. © 1 c¢. Oct. 16, 1933;
HK unp. 77479; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine. 20051
Rosebrook; pf. treble. © 1 c¢. Oct.
18, 1983; E unp. 77629; Joe Davis,
inc. 20052
Fancy Nancy; song, melody George
William Caturani. © 1 e¢. Oct. 4,
1933; E unp. 77111; Julian Nicholas
Chein. 20053
Fantastica fantasia poetica; [violino]
©1e. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp. 77282;
Alfredo Alosi. 20054
Farewell to dreams; w and melody
Don Wallace. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1933;
EK unp. 78186; William Donovon
Wallace. 20055
Fate; w Ella Wheeler Wilcox, m Iris
Brussels. © 1 c. Sept. 29, 1933;
E unp. 76865; American music co.
20056
Father Cox’s jobless march; song. ©
1 e. Oct. 10, 1933; E unp. 77304;
Biagio Perillo. 20057
Father (The) of our country; march;
pf. ©1e. Oct. 31, 19383; E unp.
78250; Harvey J. Lebo. 20058
Felix es, sacra virgo; motet for festi-
vals of the Blessed Virgin Mary, by
William Byrd, ed. and arr. from
Gradualia bk. 1 and English text
added, HEdmund H. Fellowes; 5
mixed voices. © Sept. 11, 1933; E
for. 31789; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
20059
Fence (A) around your garden; song,
from the musical fantasy. © 1 e.
Sept. 30, 1933; E unp. 76925; Alfred
Elmer Seward. 20060
Fiamma (La); melodramma, Claudio
Guastalla, da The witch di G. Wiers
Jenssen, m Ottorino Respighi, rid.
per canto e pf. Luigi Ricci. © Oct.
16, 1983; D 285386; G. Ricordi & co.
20060*
Fidelity march; pf. © Oct. 18, 1933;
E pub. 38487; Bertie Harris. 20061
Fighting for the N R A; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1933; E unp. 77087;
Wilbur Weakley. 20062
First direct relief; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1933 : EH ounp. 78199;
George F. Miller. 20063
First music book for school; w and
melodies Victoria Louise Ayles-
worth. © Oct. 14, 1933; E pub.
38509; Victoria Aylesworth. 20064
831
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20065
Fishin’; song; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 6, 19383; E pub. 38248; Mildred
Agnes Peterson. 20065
Fleur de lys; march, F. J. Smith;
drum and fife band pts. © Sept. 22,
19338; E for. 31751; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd. 20066
Floating down the stream by moon-
light; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Oct. 13,
1933; E unp. 77399; Jack Walsh.
20067
Floating love; song. © 1. Oct. 23,
1933; E unp. 77900; Herbert Frank-
lin Mells. 20068
Florero (El); w Leo. Gonzalez; vio-
lin. © 1.¢. Oct. 17, 1983; E.unp.
77603; Antonio L. Quintana, New
York. 20069
Flowering orchards; tr. from French
of Louis Tiercelin, by Amy Clare
Griffin, m Jacques Pillois, arr. Ar-
chibald T. Davison; men’s voices.
© Sept. 21, 19383; E pub. 38351;
C. C. Birchard & co. 20070
Flowers (The) of the forest; old Scot-
tish air, w Mrs. Cockburn, m arr.
Eric H. Thiman; mixed voices. ©
Oct. 6, 1983; E for. 31829; Boosey &
co., ltd. 20071
Flutter, little snowflakes, flutter;
song. ©1.c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp.
77946 ; Roland George Day. 20072
Fly little birdie; pf. with w. ©1e.
Oct. 9, 1983; E unp. 77277; Jerry
William Bell, jr. 20073
Flying (The) cardinals; band pts. ©
Oct. 10, 1983; E pub. 38185; Paul
D. H. Leman. 20074
Flying cardinals; pf., with w in trio,
and w and melody for voice pt.
Oct. 10, 19338; E pub. 38186; Paul
D. H. Leman, 20075
Following Foster’s footsteps; dramu-
sical, bk. Henry A. Schauffler, m
Gordon Balch Nevin; mixed voices.
Voce. sc. © Oct. 9, 19383; D 28527;
J. Fischer & bro. 20075*
Football dreams of Michigan; march
foxtrot song. © Ie, Oct: 42. %vac.
E unp. 77796; Benjamin Handley.
20076
For I’m lonesome and true, only for
you; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Oct. 13, 1933;
E unp. 77384; Walter Hendricks.
20077
pt. 1, n. s.,'v. 28°
For music on the eve of Palm Sun-
day; poem Robert Nichols, set to m
Eric Fenby; mixed cho. Winthrop
Rogers ed. © Sept. 21, 1933; E for.
31754; Hawkes & son (London) ltd.
20078
For you and me; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Oct. 18, 1933 ; E unp. 77405; Edward
Hunt. 20079:
For you dear; fox-trot song. © 1 .«.
Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 78115; Wilfred
A. Clark. 20080:
For you have my love; w Katherine
Cook, melody Earl Slatt. © 1 ec
Oct. 16, 1938; E unp. 77466; Caro-
line Strevel. 20081
Forget; w and m Victor Schertzinger.
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1983; E unp. 77059;
Universal pictures corp. 20082
Forgive me, beloved, please do; pf.
with w. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1933; EB
unp. 77956; Flora Katherine Bre-
ding. , 20083
Forgotten; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 © Oct. 13,
1933; E unp. 77393; Leola Archer.
20084
Fosteriana; songs Stephen C. Foster,
m Robert W. Gibb; 4-pt. boys’
voices. © Sept. 5, 1933; E pub.
38527; Boston music co. 20085.
Four letter varsity man; w and m
Milton Drake; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 27, 1933; E pub. 38312; Re-
mick music corp. 20086
song, melody Carl HE.
Wieninger. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1933; E
unp. 78038; Wendell W. Hall. 20087
Fox trot incidental; by Samuel Kay-
lin; pf.-conductor. .© 1 © Oct 6
1933; E unp. 77236; Movietone mu-
sic corp, 20088
Fox-trot no. 21; pf... ©yd eee
1933 ; E unp. 77170; Robert A. Mun-
stedt. 20089
Friulein; w Robert E. Harty, German
tr. Sigmund Hirshfeld and Arthur
H. Gunther, m Homer Cholvin; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 16, 1933; H
pub. 38110; DeVaignie music corp.
20090
Franklin D. appeals to me; song, m
Pauline Geering. © 1 c¢. Oct. 18,
1933; E unp. 77434; Wm. Curtis
Wells. 20091
Four walls;
832
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
20117
Franklin D. Roosevelt another eman-
cipator; song. ©1ec. Oct. 27, 1938;
FE unp. 78039; John A. Cianciarulo.
20092
Fraternal spirit; march, arr. Geo. F.
Briegel; full military band pts. ©
Oct. 19, 19383; E pub. 38348; L. Par-
kinson. 20093
Fraternidad universal; himno, letra
Isaac I. Sasport; pf. © 1 c. Oct.
11, 1988; E unp. 77799; Jorge Hu-
berto Santoni. 20094.
Fraternity walk; from Sweetheart of
Sigma chi, w and m Ted Fiorito,
Edward Ward and George Wagener ;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 3, 1933; E
pub. 38313; Remick music corp.
20095
Friend of all friends; hymn, w E. E.
Hewitt, m B. D. Ackley. © Sept. 1,
1933; E pub. 38062; George Ben-
nard. 20096
Frolic (The) of the lambs; melody
Marvin Hatley. ©1c. Oct. 4, 1933;
_E unp. 77069; Southern music pub.
co., inc. 20097
From town to town; song, melody
Jack Mahoney. ‘© 1c. Oct. 17, 1933;
H unp. 78106; Ralph A. Teabout.
20098
Fronterizo; corrido, pf. con letra. ©
Oct. 25, 1933; E pub. 38519; Cuates
Castilla. 20099
Funny face; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 30, 1933; E unp. 75812; Leon
Leonard. 20100
Funny little feelin’; song. © 1c. Oct.
19, 1933; E unp. 77706; Nelson Stu-
art Bice. 20101
Galloping home; poem Yuan Mei, Eng-
lish text L. Cranmer-Byng, m Gran-
ville Bantock. © Sept. 14, 1933:
E for. 31868; Joseph Williams, 1td.
20102
Garden of roses; w and m Helen
Whitehurst. © Sept. 18, 1983; E
pub. 38220; Richard Drake Saun-
ders. 20103
Gateway (The) to Florida; song. ©
eer.) 19, 19383: unp, TO:
Mary Wright Bain. 20104
Gattari (Alfredo) Four American
dances; pf. © Sept. 18, 1933; B for.
31768; B. Schott’s séhne. 20105
Gay hussar; from The gay hussar, w
Holt Marvell, m George Posford;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 10, 1933;
E for. 31781; Keith, Prowse & Co.,
ltd. 20106
Gazing on the Rocky Mountain green;
waltz song, melody Jimmie Crane
and Starret system club. © 1 «.
Oct. 8, 1933; E unp. 77032; Thomas
Lafayette Hall. 20107
G’bye forever; w and m Stan Nelson;
pf. © 1 ¢ Oct. 7, 1933; E unp.
77196; Frank W. Jenks. 20108
Gee, but I’m lonely; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Oct. 4, 1933; E unp. 77076; Sam
Gioro. 20109
Gee, but it’s great to meet a friend
from your home town; w Wm.
Tracy, m Jas. McGavisk, pf. arr.
Justin Ring. © Oct. 25, 1933; EB
pub. 38480; Fred W. Hager. 20110
Gem (The) dance folio for 19384; com-
piled Bud Skidmore; pf. © Sept.
29, 19383; E pub. 38098; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc. 20111
Ghost (A) of love; w Johnny Mercer,
melody Harold Spina. © 1 ec. Oct.
19, 19383; E unp. 776938; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 20112
Giannina mia; from The firefly, w
Otto Harbach, m Rudolf Friml, arr.
Wallingford Riegger. 1. Men‘s
voices.—2. Mixed voices. © Sept.
22, 1938; E pub. 38274, 38275; G.
Schirmer, inc. 201138, 20114
Gift (The) divine; w and melody C. V.
Black, harmony Ellis M. Boyd. ©
1. G2) Oct, .24, .1933 +2 Hiunp..we226 ;
Robert Ellis Mitchell Boyd and Carl
Vernon Black. 20115
Gimme my man and I’m satisfied;
song; with ukulele arr. © 1. Oct.
9, 19838; E unp. 77315; Harold Eu-
gene Stewart. 20116
Giornata (La) di Marcellina; melo-
dramma giocoso, Enrico Comitti, m
Attilio Parelli, rid. por canto e pf.
dell’ autore. © Oct. 4, 19383; D.
28587; Casa musicale Sonzogno, S.a.
20116*
Giorno (Un) in Venezia; suite roman-
tique, Ethelbert Nevin, arr. May-
hew Lake; full symphonic band pts.
© Oct. 21, 1933; E pub. 38504; John
Church co. 20117
833
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20118
Gipsy idyll; by A. Ferraris; orch. pts.
© Dec. 26, 1929; E for. 31857; J.
Liber. 20118
Girl (The) I adore in Baltimore; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arm. ©) 1 ¢. Oct.)15.-4923 > Bi, wpe
77395; George C. Spencer. 20119
Girl (The) I have in mind; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 24, 19383; H
unp. 77872; Donald D. Leach. 20120
Girl (The) I met yesterday; fox-
trot song. ©1c. Oct. 25, 1983; H
unp. 78133; Fred W. Amann. 20121
Girl (The) in Killarney ; song, melody
Walter W. Newcomer. © 1 ¢. Oct.
18, 1933; E unp. 77646; John H.
Coyle. 20122
Girl (The) in pink and the girl in
blue; fox-trot, w and m Dan Green.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 78114;
Daniel J. Green. 20123
Give me a ticket to loveland; waltz
song, m Len Fleming. © 1 c. Oct.
14, 1983; E unp. 77450; N. Y. Al-
bright. 20124
Give me one night alone with you;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1 c Oct. 23, 1933; HE
unp. 77833; Helen Parthenia Bru-
ton. 20125
Give me the simple things; w Sylves-
ter Long Cross; pf. © 1. Oct. 25,
1933; E unp. 77961; Fred Thurmer.
20126
Give me your love; w and m Richard
Kissenger. © Sept. 18, 1933; E pub.
38219; Richard Drake Saunders.
20127
Gliding in a Zeppelin; w and melody
C. V. Black, harmony Ellis M.
Boyd. ©1c. Oct. 24, 1933; E unp.
78227; Carl Vernon Black and Rob-
ert Ellis Mitchell Boyd. 20128
Gloaming; w and melody. © 1 «.
Aug. 30, 1933; E unp. 75811; Leon
Leonard. 20129
Gluek—gluek; song, m Mrs. J. EH. Mc-
Laughlin. © 1 ¢. Oct. 18, 1933; E
unp. 77628; Michael Miller. 20130
Gnata wotki dolina; spiewka, w and
melody. © 1 e. Oct. 23, 1933; E
unp. 77802; Boleslaw Calinski.
20131
Go, g0, go; w Lorenz Hart, m Richard
Rodgers. © 1c. Oct. 11, 1933; E
unp. 77349; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 20132
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Go long, sundown; w Roy Turk, mel-
ody Harry Akst. © 1 ¢. Oct. 19,
1933; E unp. 77694; Irving Berlin,
inc. 20133
God is a Spirit; Biblical w, m H.
Smart, arr. Gordon Balch Nevin;
sop., alto, and bar.; organ ace. ©
Oct.’ 9, 1983; EE pub:) S3an05 0 a:
Fischer & bro. 20134
God who created me; w H. C. Beech-
ing, m N. F. Byng Johnson; unison.
© Oct. 21, 1933 ; E for. 31787; Banks
& son. 201385
Godiva; oper, dichtung u. m Ludwig
Roselius, klavierauszug mit Sing-
stimme Gottfried Huppertz. ©June
2, 1988; D 28515; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock. 20135*
God’s ocean of love; hymn. © Feb.
16, 1983 ; E pub. 38231; Phillip Stan-
ley Kerr. 20136
Goin’ to the devil; w Peggy Bernier,
melody Waide Schlegel. © 1c. Oct.
14, 1933; E unp. 77456; David
Waide Schlegel. 20137
Golden dreams that never come true;
valse song. © 1 ec. Oct. 25, 1983;
E unp. 78130; Hazel E. Servis.
20138
Goldfish (The); slow fox, Lothar
Perl; pf. © Sept. 18, 19383; E for.
31764; B. Schott’s sdhne. 20139
Gone; fox-trot song, m Ernest Dein-
inger. © 1. Oct. 3, 1933; Bi unp.
77046; Robert L. Stephens. 20140
w and melody. © 1 c¢. Oct. 26,
1933; E unp. 78108; Sally Lou
Marsh. 20141
Gone again; w Lou Lockett, melody
Len Hinstein. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1933 ;
E unp. 76928; Leonard Ralph Hin-
stein and Louis Lockett. 20142
Gonna rig myself up in a swaller tail
coat; w and melody. © 1 e. Oct.
18, 1933; E unp. 77634; Bob Miller.
20143
Good as gold; song, melody George
William Caturani. © 1 e¢. Oct. 4,
1933; E unp. 77216; Julian Nicholas
Chein. 20144
Good by, prohibition ; w and m Marcus
Frosberg and R. Ulpts. © Oct. 26,
1933; E pub. 38545; Reinhold Ulpts.
20145
Good-bye; m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
with w. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp.
77264; Frances Gates. 20146
834
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no. 10, 1933
Good-bye again; w and m Sam M.
Lewis, J. Fred Coots, and Harold
Adamson; with ukulele arr. May
Singhi Breen, and chord notations.
© Oct. 2, 1933; E pub. 38099; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 20147
Good-bye dark blues, you better stay
away; w and m Albert Troy Hardy;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 7, 1933;
E pub. 38255; Hardy music pub. co.,
inc, 20148
Good-bye Hawaii, I love you; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E
unp. 77923; Solomon Maluhia Keki-
pi Bright. 20149
Good-bye, my darling; song, m Lola
Rairden Carr. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1933;
E unp. 78031; Gertrude Clara Louise
Whitney. 20150
Good-for-nothing man; w Sylvia J.
Bresler, and melody. © 1 ec. Oct.
28, 1983; E unp. 77821; Nathan
Bader. 20151
Good morning dear; w and melody
Don Wallace. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1933;
E unp.- 78187; William Donovon
Wallace. 20152
Good times are coming back; fox-trot.
w and m Curtis Hulse. © 1c. Oct.
10, 1983; E unp. 77679; A. Florence
Curtis. 20153
Goody goody girl; w and melody Joe
Young, Chas. Tobias and Joseph
Meyer. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1933; E unp.
77139; Irving Berlin, inc. 20154
Goo-goo-ga-ga-ga; w A. C. Rich, mel-
ody H. Smulekoff. © 1c. Oct. 14,
1933; E unp. 77457; Arthur C. Rich
and Herbert Smulekoff. 20155
Gopak; by M. Moussorgsky, arr. Wil-
liam M. Felton; pf., 4 hands. ©
Oct. 10, 1933; E pub. 38267; Theo-
dore Presser co. 20156
Gospel choruses no. 2; compiled. ©
Oct. 16, 19383; E pub. 38390; Alfred
P. Gibbs. 20157
Gotta have some lovin’; song. ©1e.
Oct. 7, 1983; E unp. 77260; Fred A.
Verbeckmoes. 20158
Gounod (Charles Francois) In the
stable He lies; text and arr. of m
Ellen Jane Lorenz; mixed voices.
© Sept. 5, 1983; E pub. 38154; Lor-
enz pub. co. 20159
— Melodies from Faust; arr. Charles
Woodhouse; school orch. with pf.,
pts. © Sept. 21, 1933; E for. 31757;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 20160
20172
——QO what the joy and glory; w
Peter Abelard, tr. J. M. Neale, m arr.
Gordon Balch Nevin; sop., alto and
bar.; organ acc. © Oct. 9, 1933;
E pub. 38878; J. Fischer & bro.
20161
Grapeville; polka, Patsy Ferrante; ac-
cordion. © Sept. 16, 1933; E pub.
38397; B. R. Quattrociocche. 20162
Graziella; dramma lirico Arturo Ros-
sato, m Gianni Buccéri, rid. per
canto e pf. dell’ autore. © Sept. 19,
1933; D 28522; Casa musicale Son-
zogno, Ss. a. 20162*
Great change; hymn, w and melody
anon., harmony J. W. Miller. ©
Sept. 15, 1983; E pub. 38127; James
William Miller. 20163
Great is the Lord; w from Psalm 43,
m Leo Sowerby ; mixed voices, organ
ace. © Oct. 16, 1933; E pub. 38335;
H. W. Gray co. 20164
Grey skies; melody with pf. acc. ©
1 e@ Oct. 18, 1988; E unp. 77631;
Wilson John Fisher. 20165
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Morning;
from Peer Gynt suite, op. 46, no. 1,
w E. M. Carroll, m arr. Christopher
O’Hare;-mixed voices. © Oct. 23,
1933; E pub. 38409; Kay and Kay
music pub. corp. 20166
Guiding (The) star; Christmas serv-
ice, Elsie Duncan Yale, and others,
m J. Lincoln Hall. © Oct. 238, 1933;
E pub. 88476; Hall-Mack co.
20167
Gustav, greif zur geige; foxtrot, text
Friedrich Gtinther, m Stephan Weiss
u. Paul Mann, arr. Alexander Stein-
brecher; salon, jazz, orch. stimmen.
© July 7, 1933; E for. 31770; Wiener
operettenverlag, G.m.b.H., Dacapo-
verlag. 20168
Gute (Der) kamerad; bearb. Otto
Stein, hrsg. Heinrich Lemacher u. P.
Mies; gem. chor. u. kleines orch.
Partitur. © June 6, 1933; E for.
31708; P. J. Tonger. 20169
Gypsy eyes; melody R. H. Hyde and
Joe Kellerman; in C min. ©1e.
Oct. 8, 1933; E unp. 77038; Ruth H.
Hyde. 20170
Gypsy (A) in sunny Spain; w Jean
Beatty, m Ruth Ogden. © 1c. Sept.
20; 19383';° HE unp. 71238; Pansy iL.
Beatty. 20171
Gypsy moon; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 10, 1983; E wnp. 77294;
A. J. Tucker. 20172
835
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20173
Gypsy’s (A) dream; with pf. acc. ©
a oe, eOcE” 64 1933): Hh cunp. 1 97t443 ;
Elias Tenzer. 20173
Handel (Georg Friedrich) Konzert
fiir cembalo F-dur; mit begl. des
orch., ausgabe mit unterlegter
zweiter klavierstimme, als ersatz
der orch. begl., fiir den modernen
fliigel neu bearb. Willy Rehberg. ©
Sept. 7, 1933; E for. 31862; Stein-
graber-verlag. 20174
— March from Scipio; arr. Charles
Woodhouse; school orch. with pf.,
pts. © Sept. 21, 1933; E for. 31759;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 20175
Hail alma mater, U. of D.; song; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 24, 1933; E pub.
38540; Louis C. Rabaut. 20176
Hail, hail a new day breaks; song.
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1933; E unp. 78234;
Archie Koty. 20177
Hail prosperity; a call to the N R A,
w R. H. Buck and Fred E. Reed, m
Jack Fleddermann, arr. Charles
Midgley. © Sept. 25, 19383; E pub.
38470; Robert H. Buck. 20178
Hail to the N. R. A.; w E. King and
L. Sanders, m E. King, sc. W.
Brokaw. © 1 ec. Sept. 13, 1933;
E unp. 76272; Edward King, Woodie
Brokaw and Leslie Sanders. 20179
Hallo kleines friulein; tango, w Gerd
Karlick, m P. Lesso-Valerio. ©
Sept. 29, 1988; E for. 31792; Mu-
sikverlag City. 20180
arr. Manuel Est-
villa; orch. stimmen u. gesangstrio.
© Sept. 29, 1933; E for. 31793; Mu-
sikverlag City. 20181
Hamburg; by Carl McKinley; organ.
© Oct. 18, 1933; E pub. 38439; H. W.
Gray Co. 20182
Hand grenade throwers; march, Guido
Deiro; accordion. © Sept. 5, 1983;
EK pub. 38197; Biagio R. Quattro-
ciocche. 20183
Handsome Johnnie; fox trot song. ©
Sept. 21, 1933; E pub. 38356; Samuel
M. Parker. 20184
Hannastown; waltz, Clyde A. Rondi;
accordion. © Sept. 16, 1933; E pub.
38398 ; B. R. Quattrociocche. 20185
Happiness; march, Giuseppe G. Bel-
tramo; accordion. © Sept. 16, 1933;
E pub. 38400; B. R. Quattrociocche.
; 2018
836
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
——song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Oct. 13, 1933;
E unp. 77407; H. V. Hesselman.
20187
Happy and gay; song. ©1ce. Oct. 25,
1933; E unp. 77945; Isla Barton
Cannon. 20188
Happy ending; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 21, 1933; E unp. 77764; Law-
rence V. Zeitlmann. 20189
Happy little week-end; from Hold
your horses, w Arthur Swanstrom,
m Louis Alter; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Oct. 23, 1933; E pub. 38468;
Harms, inc. 20190
Happy (The) widow; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 19338; EH unps (6977 ;
Kenneth W. Tallman. 20191
Harlem, Harlem’s heaven to me; w
Arthur Porter, m Edgar Dowell. ©
Oct. 11, 1983; E pub. 38251; Handy
bros. music ¢o., inc. 20192
Harlem Lord; w Harry Feder and Al
Hichenbaum, melody Sam Meltzer.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 19383; EB unps 76997 ;
Samuel Meltzer. 20193
Harlem on my mind; from As thou-
sands cheer, w and m Irving Berlin;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 18, 1933;
E pub. 38366; Irving Berlin, inc.
20194
Hartwigk-Engelken (Margarethe)
Walzer; pf. 1. Op. 17.—2. Op. 16.—
3. Op. 18.—4. Op. 19. © 1 ¢. each
Oct. 7, 19383; E unp. 77203-77206;
Margarethe Engelken. 20195-20198
Harvest moon; waltz song. © 1 e.
Oct. 5, 19383; E unp. 77153; Barbara
Bon Dagley. 20199
Harvest time in Caroline; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 77394;
Eunice Jackson. 20200
Haunting strains; song. © 1 ce. Oct.
20, 1933: E unp. 77754; Lorraine J.
Curtis. 20201
Havanita; Cuban serenade, rumba
danzon, w Robert A. Simon, m and
arr. Quinto Maganini; dance orch.
pts. © Oct. 2, 1933; E pub. 38301;
J. Fischer & bro. 20202
Have you desired to be mine; fox-trot,
w and melody. ©1.. Oct. 11, 1983;
E unp. 77338; Joseph Nicastro.
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no. 10, 1933
20232
Have you ever been lonely? Have you
ever been blue; w George Brown, m
Peter De Rose, arr. Harry Stanley
and George A. Bronson; Hawaiian
steel guit., in diagram. © Oct. 2,
1933; E pub. 38164; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc. 20204
Have you forgotten; w and melody.
© 1 ec. Oct. 6, 1983; E unp. 77168;
Reed Evans. 20205
Hawaiian (An) dream; waltz, w and
melody. © 1.c¢. Oct. 20, 1933; E
unp. 77740; Mary Lucille Howard.
20206
Hawaiian guitar solos; series no. 4, by
Frances M. Banasack, arr. All-Amer-
ican Hawaiians; in diagram. ©
Oct. 10, 1988; AA 181156; American
Hawaiian music publishers. 20207
He left me on my wedding day; w and
melody. ©1c. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp.
77000; Gustave Victor. 20208
He’s a cute brute, a gentleman and a
scholar ; from White woman, w Mack
Gordon, melody Harry Revel. © 1
c. Sept. 30, 1933; E unp. 76906;
Paramount productions, inc. 20209
He was a mighty good man for me to
lose; Song, m Belle Schrag. © 1c.
Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 77311; Ernest
R. Douglas. 20210
Headin’ south; song. © 1 c. Oct. 27,
1933 ; E unp. 78055; Winogene Watt
McClure. 20211
Heart of my heart; song, w John
Richard Moreland. © 1 ec. Sept. 9,
1938; E unp. 76937; Mary Wright
Bain. 20212
Heartless; fox-trot, w and melody
Richard Taylor. © 1 ¢ Oct. 18,
19388; E unp. 77644; Richard John
Taylor. 20213
—w and melody. © 1 e. Oct. 7,
1933 ; E unp. 77191; George W. Rex.
20214
Heart’s (The) desire; Christmas
carol, w Christina G. Rossetti, m L.
Camilieri; mixed voices. © Oct. 2,
1933 ; E pub. 38048; H. W. Gray co.
20215
Heaven enough for two; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 18, 1983; E unp.
77637; Grace Davis. 20216
Heaven in your arms; song. ©1«
Sept. 29, 1983; E unp. 77016; Ma-
_ tilda Curtiss. 20217
Heaven only knows; w Milton Drake,
m Harry Stride; with ukulele arr.
© Oct, 7, 1983; E pub. 38137; Don-
aldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc.
20218
Heavens highway; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 12, 1983; E unp. 78104;
Johnnie Lee. 20219
Heller rediscovered; selected, ed. and
rev. Alec Rowley; pf. bk. 1. Minia-
tures. — bk. 2. Preludes. — bk. 3. Mood
pictures. —bk. 4. Dances. © Sept. 6,
1933; E for. 31689-81692; Alfred
Lengnick & co., ltd. 20220-20223
——_ ——__ —— bk. 5. Nature sketches.
© Sept. 20, 1933; E for. 31747; Al-
fred Lengnick & co., ltd. 20224
Hello cutie, what’s your name; Song,
arr. Bob Taylor. © 1c. Oct. 27,
1933; E unp. 78051; Harry Louis
Cecil. 20225
Hendriks (Francis) Height preludes;
op. 62; pf. © Sept. 22, 1933; E
pub. 38269; G. Schirmer, inc. 20226
Henry-Etta; operetta, libretto Ruth
D. Wilson, m Stanley Arthur Day.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 20, 1933 ; D 28532; Clay-
ton F. Sumy co. 20226*
Her love dream is true; w and melody.
©1e. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 76972;
Joseph Schultz. 20227
Heralds of praise; Christmas cantata,
w and m William Baines and oth-
ers; mixed cho. and junior choir;
organ ace. © Oct. 12, 1933; D
28529 ; Theodore Presser co. 20227*
Here comes the kingfish; by Sammy
Marks; pf. © 1. Sept. 30, 1933;
E unp. 76996; Samuel Marks. 20228
Here comes the parade, the big parade
of progress; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 77936; Wen-
dell W. Hall. 20229
Here’s how; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 27, 1933; E unp. 78052; Sam
Kavalsky, 20230
Here’s to the folks; w, m and ukulele
arr. Lola Hacker. © 1. Sept. 14,
1933; E unp. 763820; Cora Martin
and Homer Martin. 20231
Heroes; unison song, w P. Hugh B.
Lyon, m Thomas F. Dunhill; treble
voices or massed singing. © Sept.
15, 1988; E for. 31744; Edward Ar-
nold & co. 20232
837
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20233
Hey, hey, Mary Brown; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 18, 1933; E unp.
77635; J. J. Wills. 20233
Hiawatha land; march song, m Frank
Bombaco; with Spanish guit. acc.
© 1 Sept. 30, 1933; E unp. 76983;
Raymond Joseph Beach. 20234
His love is wonderful to me; duet.
© Oct. 11, 1933; E pub. 38250; Paul
White. 20235
H’llo; song. © 1c. Oct. 18, 19383; E
unp. 77640; Hildur Elizabeth Wilde.
20236
Hm—hm; sketch fox-trot, text Pad-
dock, m Sten Axelson; pf. © Sept.
15, 1933; E for. 31701; Edition Syl-
vain. 20237
Hobo (The) of the past; w and mel-
ody. © 1 ce Oct. 2, 1933; E unp.
76973; Joseph Schultz. 20238
Hoffman’s choral series ; w various au-
thors, m Noble Cain; mixed voices,
jr. and sr. high school. bk. 1. ©
Oct. 12, 1933; E pub. 38290; Ray-
mond A. Hoffman co. 20239
Hold me in your arms; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1983; E unp. 78132;
Verna Smith. 20240
Hold your horses; from the musical
play, w and m Owen Murphy, Rob-
ert A. Simon and Russell Bennett ;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Oct.
23, 1933; E pub. 38469; Harms, inc.
20241
Holy is the Lord our God; by Abbé
Vogler, arr. Gordon Balch Nevin;
sop., alto and bar.; organ acc.
Oct. 9° 1983; Eo pubs ssa: Sd.
Fischer & bro. 20242
Home pictures; by Thomas F. Dun-
hitle “pr. © “Och. a. Isooe auaetor.
31714; Banks & son. 20243
Homesick ; song, m Sylvester L. Cross.
© 1e. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77472;
Cora Delia Williams. 20244
Honey can’t you see I’m as blue as I
can be; w Magdelom Slette; pf. ©
1 e. Oct. 27, 1983; E unp. 78109;
Hafton Slette. 20245
Honey girl; m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. with w.. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1933;
E unp. 77984; Joseph Thomas.
20246
waltz song, m 8S. Ross and Frank
Barbato, arr. Gustave Wickenhagen.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1983; E unp. 77997;
Samuel Ross and Marie Gillen.
20247
pt. 11, n. s., v.28
Honey, I’m just crazy over you; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1933; BE unp. 77978;
Chas. Munger. 20248
Honey, let’s never regret; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 e.
Oct. 25, 1988; E unp. 77975; John
Mark. 20249
Honey-moon in the air; waltz song.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 76988;
Ralph Mateer Nickle. 20250
Hoo, to-whit, to-hoo; w C. P. McDon-
ald, and melody. © 1c. Oct. 31,
1933 ; E unp. 78247; Helene Hipkins.
20251
Hooray for the N.R.A.; song, arr.
Charles Midgley. © Oct. 5, 1933;
E pub. 38189; Irene Rode and Fred
Rode. 20252
Hot dog news; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26,
1933; E unp. 78001; Carl E. Wien-
inger. 20253
Hotcha muchacha; w and melody. ©
1 ‘ec. Oct. 13, 19835 ,-E app wae 5
George Atwood Bugbee. 20254
House of dreams; w and melody
Robin Lane. © 1 ec. Oct. 28, 1933;
E unp. 78085; Rhoda M. Cohen.
20255
House (The) on a hill; w and m Ern-
est Charles; high or med. voice. ©
Sept. 22, 1983; E pub. 38273; G.
Schirmer, inc. 20256
How and where; fox-trot song. ©
1 e. Oct. 19, 1933; EH Uap.
Fannie West Light. 20257
How calmly the evening; w T. T.
Lyneh, m and arr. Edward Elgar;
sop. 1, 2. © Sept. 30, 19383; E for.
31693 ; Novello & co., Itd. 20258
How can I ever forget you dear; w
and melody. © 1 c. Oct. 2, 1933;
E unp. 76971; Dorothy Schwab.
20259
How can I help loving you; pf. treble
with w. © 1c. Oct. 5, 19333 5
unp. 77148; Wilfred Leslie Dixon.
20260
How did I get this way; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 77587;
Frank Johnson. 20261
How I long; w and melody Carol
Man. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1983; E unp.
77088; Caroline Skillman. 20262
How I miss you mother; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp.
76965; George Humphreys. 20263
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
How long will it be; w and m Cather-
ine Cummings, pf. arr. B. Ricketts;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Oct. 14,
19388; E unp. 77454; Bob Ricketts.
20264
How long will it last; w and melody
Clarke Lamar. ©1c. Oct. 17, 1933;
EH ounp. 77596; Clarke Lamar, jr.
20265
Hub-city; march; solo B flat cornet.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 77801;
Richard LeRoy Kitzmiller. 20266
Hudson River memories; w Frances
C. Burger, m Anna Ehlert Anderson,
arr. © 1. Oct. 26, 1933; E unp.
78000; Chrissie J. Anderson. 20267
Humility and hope; hymn. © 1.
Oct. 23, 1983; E unp. 77827; Clar-
ence Andrew Pond. 20268
Humming suite; choral a cappella,
Dorothy R. Emery; sop., alto and
bar. © Oct. 23, 1933; E pub. 38406;
Kay and Kay music pub. corp.
20269
Humoresque miniature; by Peter Bru-
nelli. ©1c. Sept. 29, 1933; EB unp.
77066 ; Movietone music corp. 20270
Huntsmen (The) ; 2-pt. song, w Wal-
ter de la Mare, m Jessie Furze.
Winthrop Rogers ed. © Oct. 6,
1988; E for. 81828; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 20271
Hurrah for Roosevelt; w A. HE.
Farmer, m K. J. Griffeth. © Oct. 7,
1933 ; E pub. 38171; Arlie E. Farmer
and Katie J. Griffeth. 20272
Hurrah, we’ve turned the corner; w
and m J. S. Cox; pf. © 1c. Oct.
2, 19383; EH unp. 77009; Jeannie S.
Cox and Jesse G. Baker.
Hurray! for the N. R. A.; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1938; E unp.
77355; Larry Parkin. 20274
Hurricane love; song. ©1e. Oct. 25,
1938; E unp. 77947; Frances Adéle
Barney. 20275
Hush my mouth if I ain’t goin’ south;
w and m Maurice Sigler, Michael H.
Cleary and Al Hoffman, pf. arr. R.
H. Noeltner. © Sept. 29, 1938; E
pub. 38117; Keit-Engel, inc. 20276
Hushaby lullaby; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78174; Ray-
mond J. Rippey. 20277
20273.
20291
—_——.
Hymn of the soul; w James Mont-
gomery, m D. Rhys Ford; mixed
voices; organ ace. © Oct. 19, 1933;
EH pub. 38385; Melrose music co.
20278
I am afraid of love; song, melody P. B.
Story. ©1e. Oct. 10, 1983; E unp.
77288; Riley B. Walters. 20279
I am homesick and I cannot stay; w
and melody. © 1. Oct. 27, 1933;
E unp. 78049 ; Muriel Tuetken Smith.
20280
I am out beneath the silvery moon;
waltz song, melody Joe Brown and
O. H. Crain. © 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1933;
E unp. 78182; O. H. Crain. 20281
I am sincerely in love with you; song.
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1933; E unp. 77850;
Sydney Wyatt. 20282
I belong in Dixie; song. © Sept. 19,
19388; E pub. 38357; Frank Owen
Cole. 20283
I can’t find a substitute for you; w
Haven Gillespie, m Larry Shay;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 7, 1933;
E pub. 38141; Broadway music corp.
20284
I can’t forget my college sweet-heart ;
waltz song, w Fred L. Gerbig. ©
1 ce. Oct. 28, 19383; E unp. 78081; Jos.
F. Hunt. 20285
I can’t forget your smile; song. ©
1 ec. Oct.. 21, 1988; E unp. 77782;
Alfred DeWitte. 20286
I can’t help falling in love; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1933; E unp.
77462; Elsie Altrock Norton.
20287
I changed my mind; w C. H. Gravette,
melody C. G. Reeder. © 1 ¢. Oct.
18, 1988; E unp. 77651; Charles H.
Gravette and Charles G. Reeder.
20288
I could not love you if I tried; waltz,
w Edwin Milton Royle; pf. treble.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 12, 19338; E unp. 77353;
John Peter Sacco. 20289
T’d be telling a lie; w Ned Washing-
ton, m Victor Young; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 3, 1933; E pub. 38318;
T. B. Harms co. 20290
I’d like to have first call on you; song,
w Fred L. Gerbig; with ukulele arr.
©1e. Oct. 16,1933; E unp. 77473;
Jos. Ff. Hunt. 20291
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20292
I’d worship him just the same; from
ke
Ln |
I
I
Ladies must love, w and m Lynn
Cowan and Paul Worth; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 22, 1983; HE pub.
388041; Sherman, Clay & co. 20292
didn’t say that I was sorry; song;
with ukulele arr. Albert Bellson. ©
Sept. 2, 19338; E pub. 37691; Chester
Earl Whaley. 20293
don’t like dogs; song, w J. Richard
Moreland. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1933; E
unp. 76938; Mary Wright Bain.
20294
don’t need the moonlight; w and
melody. ©1e. Oct. 11, 1933; E unp.
77325; Ralph Chester Stecher.
20295
dropp’d my dolly; song, w John
Richard Moreland. © 1 e. Sept. 9,
19388; E unp. 76939; Mary Wright
Bain. 20296
fell in love at first sight; song. ©
1c. (Oct. 31, 1933. -unp,. 15235:
Archie Koty. 20297
forgot to copyright my love song;
song. ©1e. Oct. 25, 1983; E unp.
77929; Russell A. Smith. 20298
found a new way to go to town;
from I’m no angel, w Gladys Du
Bois and Ben Ellison, m Harvey
Brooks; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
11, 1983; E pub. 38381; Paramount
productions, inc. 20299
found you, and I’m keeping you for-
ever; song. © 1. Oct. 2, 1933; E
unp. 77050; Bernie Kravetz. 20300
give you these; w and melody. ©
1c. Oct. 3, 1988; E unp. 77040; Wal-
ter Schumacher. 20801
got a horse; from Up for the derby,
w R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, m
Harris Weston; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 16, 1933; E for. 31786; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 20302
got a plenty yet; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Sept. 22, 1933; E unp. 76662;
Josie Love Brengettcy. 203038
got a sweet boy friend, thinks the
world of me; song, arr. Larry HE.
Goffin; with ukulele arr. © Oct. 4,
1933; E pub. 38232; George Snyder.
20304
got to be a’lovin’ somebody ; song.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 19383; E unp. 77487;
Frank S. Ankrom, | 20305
I
ke
I
famed
I
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
gotta figure out a way to make you
love me; w and melody Gil Nichols. —
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1983; E unp. 77567;
Peter G. Nichols. 20306
guess Ill try the river now; w and
melody, pf. acc. Vivienne Veilleux.
© 1.¢ Oct. 20, 1933 ; Hunp, 71755 ;
Freeman George Snider. 20307
guess I’m falling in love; song. ©
Ie. Oct, 28, 1933 2 Ei amnps icet;
Evelyn Carew. 20308
had but fifty cents; w and m Jimmy
Long, with Hawaiian guit. solo and
diagram arr., and chords for ukulele
and guit., arr. Nick Manoloff. ©
Sept. 20, 1983; E pub. 38207; M. M.
Cole pub. co. 20309
had to go and find another job; w
and m Joe Burley and Maurice
Scott; with ukulele arr. © Oct. 3,
1933; E for. 31721; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd. 20310
have decided to forget you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1:e. Oct. 23, 1938 >) une fiset
Geraldine Reid. 20311
have one two three babies; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Oct.-2) 1935; 42 -unp,
77671; Fortosa Landicho. 20312
hear my heart saying, you’re mine;
waltz, w Sam M. Lewis, m J. Fred
Coots, arr. Jack Mason; orch. pts.,
with male trio arr. B. Faighes. ©
Sept. 25, 19383; E pub. 38103; Leo
Feist, inc. 20313
————
© Sept. 25, 19388; E pub. 38108; Leo
Feist, inc. 20314
I hear the seas a callin’; song, w C. P.
I
840
McDonald, and melody. © 1 e. Oct.
27, 1933; E unp. 78061; Helene Hip-
kins. 20315
heard a voice; hymn. © Sept. 1,
1933 ; E pub. 38063 ; George Bennard.
20316
hope you’re blue; w and m Vi Sher-
wood. ©1e. Oct. 19, 1933; E unp.
77711; Viola O’Neill. 20317
kept all my love for you; song,
melody Jack Mahoney. © 1. Oct.
11, 1988; E unp. 77562; Hattie L.
Smith. 20318
knew I couldn’t hold you; w and
melody Victor Schertzinger. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 19, 1933; E unp. 77691; Irving
Berlin, ine, y Ree
eel i 5
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
I know I love you; melody. © 1 e.
Oct. 12, 1983; E unp. 77989; Wil-
liam De Luca. 20320
I know you belong to somebody else;
w and m Little Jack Little and Ira
Schuster; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
4, 1933; E pub. 38122; Irving Berlin,
inc. 20821
Ill always hold you in my arms in
dreams; song. ©1c. Oct. 14, 1933;
E unp. 77468; Albert Lockroy, jr.
20322
Ill always like little Hileen; waltz
song, arr. W. C. Lindemann; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 14, 1933; HE
pub. 38292; Daniel R. McDonald.
20323
I'll always love you; waltz song. ©
Oct. 4,°1988; E pub. 38323; Gordon
A. Bjornson. 20324
Ill be on my way; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf. with w. © 1. Oct. 30,
1933; E unp. 78193; Eva Loneman.
203825
T’ll be waiting for you; w Millard
Lawrence, m Theodore Fairfax; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1933; E unp. 78064;
Teddy D. Fairfax and Millard F.
Lawrence. 20326
Ill be your chum; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Oct. 4, 19838; E unp. 77081; Nancy
D. Hahn. 20327
T’ll be yours, always yours, my dear;
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 19383; E unp. 78157;
Joseph C, Silbernagel. 20328
I'll build you a doll’s house and you’ll
be my doll; w John Hewins Kern,
and melody. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1933; E
unp. 78011; Diane Musiker. 203829
Till come back just in your dreams;
song, w Edna Murtagh and Edith
Krause. © 1 ¢. Oct. 19, 1933; E
unp. 77704; Edna W. Murtagh.
203830
Ill get over it Somehow; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1933; E ump.
77188; Jean Feldman. 20331
Til keep you in my heart; w Jane
Renn, m Michael George. © Oct. 6,
19838; E for. 31822; Boosey & co.,
_ itd. 203832
T’ll love ya till the cows come home;
w Joe Steen, and melody. ©1e.
- Oct. 27, 19383; E unp. 78054; Joseph
T. Steen. 20333
20348
Ill never forget you, dear; song, arr.
Genevieve S. Ellis. © 1 c. Oct. 21,
1933; E unp. 77781; Thelma Fox.
20834
I'll owe it all to you; w and melody.
©l1e. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 76981;
Raymond Winger. 20335
Ill pay you some Tuesday of next
week; fox-trot, w and melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 18, 1983; E unp. 77626;
Will H. Sandhagen. 20336
I'll see you in church; w and melody
Al Hoffman, Al Goodhart and
Charles Newman. © 1 ec. Oct. 25,
1933; E unp. 77921; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 20337
Ill take bitter, you take the sweet;
w and melody Don Wallace. ©1c.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78189; Wil-
liam Donovon Wallace. 20338
T’ll wait forever for you; song, pf.
arr. Marie Sheridan. © 1 e. Oct.
30, 1933; E unp. 78198; Willard
Chil’Dres. 20339
I long for you in my dreams; w H. L.
Johnson, m Admiral Dewey Cooper.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1933; BE unp. 77992;
Henry L. Johnson and A. D. Cooper.
203840
I lost my heart in the hills of the
West; song, m Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 77969;
Delpha Dodd. 20341
I love but you; Kenneth Vaupel, m
Jimmy Modarelli, jr.; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1933; E unp.
78229; James Modarelli, jr. 20342
—w W. H. Blanks, m Allen Donde.
© Sept. 11, 19383; E pub. 37747;
Dallas music Co. 20343
I love my teacher; song. © 1c. Sept.
23, 1933; E unp. 78100; Alice J.
Berding. 20344
I love to call you honey; song, pf. arr.
Luther A. Clark; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 1, 1933; E pub. 38120; Wil-
liam J. Weglarz. 20345
I love to make love to you; song. ©
1 c. Sept. 25, 1988; E unp. 77589;
John HE. Downing. 203846
I love you more and more each day;
R. W. Pascoe, melody H. O. Clint.
©1e. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 77917;
Richard W. Pascoe and H. O’Reilly
Clint. 20347
I love you Romaine; song, arr. G. S.
Muth. ©1c. Oct. 20, 1983; E unp.
77731; Andrew Belovick. 20348
841
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20349
I love you—that’s why; w and melody
Al Sherman and Al Lewis. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77480; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
20349
I loved you better than you knew;
w and melody A. P. Carter. ©1e.
Oct. 23, 1983; E unp. 78089; South-
ern music pub. co., ine. 20350
I’m a lover of Paree; from The way
to love, w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
12, 1933; E pub. 383806; Paramount
productions, ine. 20351
I’m a singer; pf. treble with w. ©
1c. Oct. 10, 1933); EH) unp. 730i ;
Sammy Cahn. 20352
I’m a-goin’ ta steal ya, Amelia; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1 e¢. Oct. 16, 1983; E unp.
77517; Reba Crammer Sharpless.
20353
I’m a gonna retire; song. © 1c. Oct.
21, 1983; E unp. 77785; Hazel EK.
Lewis. 20354
Im alone with my memories; song.
©1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 78140;
Leroy E. Atwood. 20355
I’m always dreaming, yes, dreaming
of someone; song. © 1c. Oct. 10,
1933; E unp. 77287; Evan Allens-
worth Hallman. 20356
I’m built just for love; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 77965; Clyde
Leo Aldrich. 20357
I’m de river; w Benj. H. Jefferson,
melody Fleetwood Jefferson. © 1.
Sept. 19, 1983; E unp. 76508;
Benjamin Fleetwood Jefferson.
20358
I’m different; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 77668; Walter
L. Brandewiede. 20359)
I’m dreaming sweet dreams of you,
little pal; m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. with w. © 1. Oct. 25, 1938;
E unp. 77970; Robert Foust. 20360
I’m going soon to see my Savior; sa-
cred song. © Oct. 16, 1933; E pub.
38432; Olman J. Cobb. 20361
I’m going to see Jesus, are you; hymn.
©1e. Oct. 12, 1933; E unp. 77372;
Maude B. Huff. 20362
I’m gonna meet you half way Lord;
w and m Victor Schertzinger ; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1933; BE unp. 77572;
Universal pictures corp, 20363
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
I’m just a fool about you; song. ©
1 c. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77491;
John Marshall Rohr. 20364
I’m just a one-woman man; song. ©
1 c. Oct. 16, 1983; EH unp. (7467;
Rosemary Heeg. 20365
I’m just being my age; w Teizel, with
melody. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp.
77271; Wandra Pollard. 20366
I’m living on love; w Jos. Young and
Chas, Tobias, melody Henry H. To-
bias. © 1c. Oct. 16, 19383; E unp.
77483; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine. 20367
I’m lonely and blue tonight; w D.
Kusske and Stanley Peplinski, mel-
ody Jack Mahoney. © 1c. Oct. 11,
1933; E unp. 77561; Dale Kusske.
- 20368
I’m lonesome for my old home town
again; waltz song; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 10, 1933; E pub. 38243;
Frank Thomas Bradley. 20369
I’m needin’ love; song. © 1 ¢, Sept.
30, 1988; E unp. 77007; Olina Colby
Kolker. 20370
I’m no angel; from the film, w Gladys
Du Bois, and Ben Ellison, m Harvey
Brooks; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
a ie IP 1933 : E pub. 38287; Paramount
productions, inc. 20371
I’m not in the mood; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1983; E unp. 77198;
Leonard Keller and Sano Marco.
20372
I’m not the one you love; pf. treble
with w. © 1. Oct. 26, 1933; E
unp. 78006; J. C. Johnson. 20373
I’m not the same; song, w Leone Pat-
rick Buschine. © 1 ¢. Oct. 23, 1983;
EK unp. 77865; Andrew Buschine.
20874
I’m on my way to Caroline; w and m
Don Julson; with chord indications.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78086 ;
Donald Bernard Julson. 203 15
I’m smiling again; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78172; George
F, Wagner. 20376
I’m so afraid; w and m Buddy Ste-
vens; pf. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1988; EB
unp. 77054; Clarence Stevens.
20377
I’m thru with you until you say I do;
w and melody. ©1c. Oct. 24, 1933;
EK unp. 77907; Murrel R. Klinger
and Michael Slowitzky. 20378
842
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
I’m tired, I’m going home; song, w
Carmen Vecchione. © 1 c. Oct. 6,
1933 ; E unp. 77171; Robert A, Mun-
stedt. 20379
I’m very much in love; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1983; E unp. 77887;
Joseph L. Dickson, jr. 203880
I’m waiting for the springtime; valse
song. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp.
78136; Bernard Kuhlman. 20381
I mean you; w and melody. © 1.
Oct. 26, 1933; E unp. 78016; Stephen
Benjak. 20882
I met Virginia; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 13, 1988; E unp. 77385 ; Charles
Dugoniths. 20883.
I might have been a pirate; song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 77938;
John Hole. 20384
miss you so; song; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 25, 1933; E pub. 38210; Una
Merrick Casey. 20385
I must have you; w and melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 12, 1933; E unp. 77362;
Harry Berman. 20386
I never thought I’d fall in love with
you; song. © 1 e¢. Oct. 2, 1933; E
unp. 77051; Bernie Kravetz. 20387
I only have you in my dreams; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1933; HE
unp. 77876; Grace Hatfield. 20388
I read my answer in your eyes; song.
© 1c, Oct. 19, 1983; E unp. 77707;
Jimmy Rivetti. 20389
I saw a fair maiden; 15th century
Christmas hymn, Theophil Wendt;
women’s cho., with sop. solo, strings
and harp, celesta ad lib. © Oct. 16,
19338; E pub. 38334; H. W. Gray co.
20390
I saw the highway of love; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp.
77022; Albert V. Van Aman. 20391
I saw you at your window; w and mel-
ody. © 1 c¢. Oct. 5, 1933; E unp.
77141; Nelson P. Kellogg. 20392
I sing of a maiden; 15th century carol,
m Winfred Douglas; 3 equal voices.
© Oct. 2, 1933; E pub. 38049; H. W.
Gray co. 20393
I've fallen in love; song. ©1e. Sept.
23, 19383; E unp. 78099; Alice J.
Berding. 20394
Ll
22006—33——_3
20408
I’ve found a friend; hymn anthem, w
James G. Small, m Chester Wood-
man; mixed voices, with sop. and
ten. solos; organ acc. © Oct. 23,
1933; E pub. 38472; Hall-Mack co.
20395
I’ve found you again in music; waltz,
w and melody. © 1 e¢. Sept. 30,
1933 ; E unp. 76998; Dorothy A. Pet-
erson. 20396
I’ve got the girl; w and melody. ©
1c. Oct. 26, 1988; E unp. 78014;
Harold Simpson Shaw. 20397
I’ve seen better days; song, m Stan
Tucker. © 1 ce. Oct. 31, 1933; E
unp. 78241; Charles R. Hohein.
20398
I wanna be loved; from Billy Rose’s
Crazy quilt, 1933 ed., new w Billy
Rose and Edward Heyman, m John
W. Green; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 7, 1933; E pub. 38200; Famous
music corp. 20399
I wanna meander with Miranda; from
We're sitting pretty, w Mack Gor-
don, melody Harry Revel. © 1 e«.
Oct. 7, 19383; E unp. 77198; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 20400
I want a new deal in love; w and mel-
ody. ©1.« Oct. 21, 1933; E unp.
77769; Chris. Yacich. 20401
I want to be naughty and yet be nice;
fox-trot, w and melody. ©1e. Oct.
24, 1933; E unp. 77891; David Van
Raalte. 20402
I want to grow up; song, w John
Richard Moreland. © 1 ec. Sept. 9,
1933; E unp. 76940; Mary Wright
Bain. 20403
I want to sing a simple song; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
ane Koy I ¢.-Oct, 13719554. Kia amp:
77392; Lee Goodman. 20404.
I want you; song. © 1 e¢ Oct. 11,
1933; E unp. 77341; Hildur Eliza-
beth Wilde. 20405
I want you—I need you; from I’m no
angel, w Ben Ellison, m Harvey
Brooks; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
2, 19388; E pub. 38163; Paramount
productions, inc. 20406
I want you only; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 24, 1983; E unp. 77880;
Helen P. Anthony. 20407
I was planning; melody. © 1c. Oct.
23, 1983; E unp. 77824; John Da
Leo. 20408
843
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20409
I wasn’t quite sure; w Peter Gregory,
m Michael North; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 15, 1933; E for. 318138;
Geoffrey Fletcher, ltd. 20409
I welcome the night; song, melody
Inez Kema. © 1 c. Oct. 2, 1933;
E unp. 76990; Mary Claire Fulton.
20410
will love you dear forever; slow fox-
trot song; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 77664; Dick
Boyle. 20411
I wish I could see you smile; w and
Lo
melody Aurice Vincent. © 1c. Oct.
30, 1933: E unp. 78185; Jessie
Aurice Vincent. 20412
I wished on the new moon; fox-trot,
w J. L. Ennis, melody J. L. Ennis
and Cyprian Paulette. © 1 ec. Oct.
21, 1933; E unp. 77788; John Lyons
Ennis and Cyprian Paulette. 20413
I wonder if you ever think of me;
song. © 1 ec. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp.
77278; William Barrett. 20414
I wonder what the future holds for
me; w and melody. © 1. Oct. 18,
1933; E unp. 77620; Grace A. Gib-
bons. 20415
wonder why; fox-trot song. ©1e.
Oct. 25, 19383; E unp. 78135; George
Herman. 20416
wonder why you went away; Song.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 6, 1933; E unp. 77165:
Antonio Armetta. 20417
I worship you; w and melody. © 1c.
Oct. 26, 1983; E unp. 78015; Harold
Simpson Shaw. 20418
Ice (An) cream cone; song. © 1 ©.
Oct. 14, 1933; E unp. 77446; Lucy
Drake Althouse. 20419
If each star were a kiss sweetheart of
—
—
Mine; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Oct.
16, 193838; E unp. 77524; Mario Sal-
van. 20420
If every day was Sunday; w and m
Morton Abnett.. © 1 c« Oct. 31,
1933; E unp. 78259; George Morton
Abnett. 20421
If forgetting is remembering; pf. with
w..© 1 e.. Sept.. 18, 1933; unp.
77125; Jennie Mable Hardy. 20422
If I only had one night with you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
If I only had the money; w George
Buyukas, m George Katsaros and
Demosthenis Zattas. © Sept. 29,
1933; E pub. 38085; Apollo music
co. 20424
If I were a millionaire; w and m
Larry Shay, George A. Little and
Jack Stanley; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 3, 19383; E pub. 38090; Broad-
way music corp. 20425
If the world were mine; from The gay
hussar, w Holt Marvell, m George
Posford; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
10, 1933; E for. 31782; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd. 20426
If you could only see in me what I see
in you; song. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1933;
E unp. 78030; Albert F. Crowley.
20427
If you recall; w and melody Grace
Evely. © 1 c. Oct. 5, 1933 34ipemp.
77158; Grace E. Ballard. 20428
Il m’emméne 4a la foire; de Moi et
Vimpératrice, paroles, Bernard Zim-
mer, m Lecocq, arr. Franz Wachs-
mann. © June 1, 1933; E for.
31735; C. Joubert et Gie. 20429
Tiluaia: w and m Babe Trexell, m arr.
Bessie Corning. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1933;
E unp. 77228; Dale Virginia Trexell.
20430
Im schénen tal der Isar; walzer, Hanns
Lohr, arr. vom komponisten; salon-
orch. stimmen wu. orch. erganzungs-
stimmen. © Aug. 25, 1933; EH for.
31688 ; Heinrichshofen’s verlag.
431
Imagine my surprise; song, m Larry E.
Goffin; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Oct. 21, 19383; E unp. 77770; Joseph
Scogna. 20432
Impression of a picture by S. Macdon-
ald-Wright; by Louis Danz; pf. ©
Sept. 18, 1933; E pub. 38217; Rich-
ard Drake Saunders. 204383
In a clock store; by Charles J. Orth,
arr. Jean Armand; pf. © Aug. 21,
1933; E pub. 38167; Carl Fischer,
ine. 20434
In a field of daisies; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
6, 1938; E unp. 77230; Lottie Whit-
comb. 204385
In a garden; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
arr. © 1 ¢ Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. Oct. 18, 19383; E unp. 77650; Lew
78164; Herman Ludwig. 20423 Marcus. 20436
844
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
20464
In a little home of our own; w and
m Hileen Williams. © 1 ¢. Sept. 16,
1933; E unp. 76885; Aileen Dortch.
20437
In a one-room flat; from The way to
love; w Lee Robin, m Ralph Rain-
ger; with ukelele arr. © Oct. 12,
1933; E pub. 38307; Paramount pro-
ductions, ine. 20438
In a rendezvous with you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1938; E unp. 77510;
Robert Curham. 204389
In a world of our own; w and melody.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 16, 1983; E unp. 77526;
Art E. Beyer. 20440
In heavenly love abiding; w A. L.
Waring, m Ralph Kinder; in A flat.
© Oct. 10, 19383; E pub. 38265;
Theodore Presser co. 20441
In my book of dreams; w and m Fred
Rose; with ukulele arr. © June 23,
1933; E pub. 38086; Forster music
publisher, inc. 20442
In my Father’s house; hymn, w and
melody Smallwood, harmony J. W.
Miller. © Sept. 15, 1933; E pub.
39128; James William Miller. 20443
In my paradise; w A. Cohn, melody
W. Rhea. © 1. Oct. 19, 1933; E
unp. 77689; Wash. Rhea and Abe
Cohn. 20444
In our little home for two; song, w
Edward Pons. © 1. Oct. 4, 1933;
EH ounp. 77103; Claranelle Bales.
20445
In that cozy little cottage close beside
the western sea; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. Oct. 25,
1983; E unp. 77986; Grace Turner.
20446
In that mad little kiss; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 78113;
Pedro S. Bucaneg. 20447
In the evening; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 22, 1933; E unp. 77856; Mar-
garet Pauline Bray. 20448
In the forest little birds and bugs and
butterflies and bees; song. © 1 «.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78219; Eva
Della White Wakelee. 20449
In the fulness of time; Christmas
service, with hymns, prepared by
Pearl N. Lyerly. © Oct. 11, 1938;
AA 130489; Board of publication of
the United Lutheran church in
America. 20450
84
In the land of Ark-La-Tex; pf. with
w. © 1 ¢ Oct. 6, 1983; E unp.
77212; Marie Wilson Voss. 20451
In the land of home sweet home; w
J. Kendall, with melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 30, 19383; E unp. 77309; John
Kendall and George Shackley.
20452
In the moonlight I dream of you;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1 c Oct. 13, 19338; H
unp. 77378; Roman Hintz. 20453
In the path of the moon; song, melody
Laura S. Duvall. © 1 ¢ Oct. 2,
1933; E unp. 77554; Helen Fraser.
20454
In the rumble seat; song, w Jackson
Smith. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1983; E unp.
76941; Mary Wright Bain. 20455.
In the valley of yesterday ; w Howard
Johnson, melody Max Kortlander.
© 1c. Oct. 20, 1933; E unp. 77738;.
Joe Davis, ine. 20456:
In this sweet loveliness; w anon., m
Phyllis Harding. © Oct. 10, 1933;
E for. 31823; Boosey & co., ltd.
20457
Indian sunset; by Gustav Klemm; pf.
© Oct. 10, 1933; E pub. 38266; Theo-
dore Presser Co. 20458
Introduction to San Moritz waltz; by
F, Hollander; pf.-conductor. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 20, 1933; E unp. 77717; Movie-
tone music corp. 20459:
Introit for ordination; w from Bible;
mixed voices. © May 27, 1933; E
pub. 87748; I. H. Bartholomew.
20460.
Inventions, etc.; by William H. How-
ard, Paul F. Stanton and others,
rev.; pf. © Sept. 2, 1988; E pub.
38426; Leo Rich Lewis. 20461
Invictus; w William Ernest Henley,
m Arthur Hartmann, op. 18, no. 2;
men’s voices. © Oct. 6, 1933; E
pub.: 38208 ; Theodore Presser co.
20462
Invitation to the dance; w John
Greenaway, m Weber, transcribed
Julius Harrison; mixed voices. ©
Sept. 15, 1933; E for. 31752; Boosey
& co., ltd. 20463
w Leonard Liebling, m Carl Ma-
ria von Weber, arr. Estelle Liebling ;
coloratura sop., with flute ad lib.
© Sept. 22, 1933; E pub. 38286; G.
Schirmer, inc. 20464
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20465
Invocation of Orpheus; from Euridice,
by Jacopo Peri, English version Al-
fredo Cassanta, transcribed and arr.
Alberto Bimboni; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Oct. 20, 1933; E pub. 38450; M.
Witmark & sons. 20465
Tolanthe; musical play, w W. S. Gil-
bert, m Arthur Sullivan, arr. for
high school production Berta El-
smith. © Oct. 10, 19383; D 28526;
Elsmith music laboratory, inc.
_ 20465*
Iris time; song. © 1e. Oct. 10, 1933;
E unp. 77303; Jessie Bell Spring.
20466
Irish blue eyes: valse song. © 1 e.
Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 77670; Nellie J.
Faulkner. 20467
Irish countryside; by Peter Brunelli;
pf.-conductor. © 1c. Sept. 29. 1933;
E unp. 77068; Movietone music corp.
20468
Is there still a chance for me; Song.
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1983; E unp. 78236;
Archie Koty. 20469
Isle of heart’s desire; w anon.; ten.,
with violoncello obbl. © 1 ce. Oct.
12, 1933; E unp. 77364; David Ber-
nard Karr and Anne Marie Regan.
20470
Isn’t it funny what love will do; fox-
trot song. © 1e. Oct. 19, 1933; E
unp. 77705; Hortense Hirsch. 20471
It ain’t no sin; w and melody. ©1..
Oct. 30, 1988; E unp. 78214; Bert
Hoffman. 20472
It came upon the midnight clear;
hymn anthem, w Edmund H. Sears;
m John A. West, arr. Preston Ware
Orem; mixed voices. © Sept. 29,
1933; E pub. 38089; Clayton F.
Summy co. 20473
It doesn’t matter; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c.
Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77516; Matilda
Briganti. 20474
It pays to help others; song. ©1e.
Oct. 12, 1933; E unp. 77373; Maude
B. Huff. 20475
It’s a gay day; w and melody. ©l1e.
Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 76966; Selma
BE. Leopold. 20476
It’s a lonesome world when you're all
alone; song, pf. arr. Albert M. Kan-
rich. © 1c. Oct. 11, 1933; E unp.
77318; John H. Trayne. 20477
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
It’s a long dark night; from Torch
singer, w Leo Robin, m Ralph Rain-
ger; with ukulele arr. © Sept. 18,
1933 ; E pub. 38053; Paramount pro-
ductions, inc. 20478
It’s always rainin’ on me; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1933; E unp. 77380:
Osa Sumpter. 20479
It’s either the river or you; song, mel-
ody Jack Mahoney. © 1 ¢. Oct. 11,
1933 ; E unp. 77563; Frank L. Guise.
20480
It’s gonna be too bad for someone;
song. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1933; E unp.
78002 ; Margurite Carr. 20481
It’s heaven when you are near; w and
melody. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1933; E
unp. 77231; Jessie Dennis Bartlett.
20482
It’s oh, it’s ah! it’s wonderful; from
The way to love, w Leo Robin, m
Ralph Rainger; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. © Oct. 20, 1933; E pub.
38447; Paramount productions, ine.
20483
It’s only a paper moon; from Take a
chance, w Billy Rose and E. Y. Har-
burg, m Harold Arlen; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © Oct. 9, 1933; E pub.
38448; Harms, ine. 20484
It’s spring again; from Sweetheart of
Sigma chi, w and m Ted Fiorito,
Edward Ward and George Wageg-
ner; with ukulele arr. © Oct. 3,
1933; E pub. 38314; Remick music
corp. 20485
It’s springtime in my dreams; waltz
song, arr. Alice Cary Longfellow.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 77806;
Earle Taylor Rush. 20486
It’s time to get the spirit of the N R A;
w Lee Sprankle, m Rodrick. © 1c.
Oct. 11, 1983; E unp. 77344; Charles
L. Sprankle and Floyd R. Rodrick.
20487
It’s what we need to-day; hymn. ©
Sept. 1, 1933; E pub. 38057; George
Bennard. 20488
It’s with love in my heart; song, mel-
ody Armand Bibeau. © 1 «¢. Sept.
1, 1933; E unp. 76856; Jean Paul
Dumais. 20489
It was four o'clock in the morning;
w and m Robert Hargreaves, Stan-
ley J. Damerell and Harry Tilsley. _
© Apr. 21, 1933; E for. 31733; Cecil —
20490 —
Lennox, ltd.
846
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
—
Italia nova; march, Alfredo Antonini ;
orch. pts. © Sept. 29, 1983; E pub.
38304; Alfred music co., inc. 20491
Italian armada; polka, Valentino
Roma; [accordion] © Oct. 7, 1933;
EK pub. 38186; Roma music co.
20492
Italian hymn; by Carl McKinley; or-
gan. © Oct. 18, 1933; E pub. 38487;
H. W. Gray co. 20493
Ivonne’s birthday; valse, Alexander
Sklarevski, op. 2, no. 3; pf. © Oct.
Hoss > Bb) pub, ool70;. G.. Fred
Kranz music co. - 20494
Jackson stomp; w and m D. Williams ;
prec) tc. Oct. 2))1933; Ei unp.
77021; Eugene William Jackson.
20495
Janey; w Frank C. Read, m W. War-
ren Shaw. © Sept. 25, 1933; E pub.
88046; Clayton F. Summy co.
20496
Je garde mon coeur; du film L’ange du
mal, paroles Charles Mére, m
Jacques Dallin. © May 1, 1983; BH
for. 31736; Choudens. 20497
Jeanie with the light brown hair ; song,
Stephen C. Foster, arr. William
Hodson. © Oct. 10, 1933; E pub.
38262; Theodore Presser co. 20498
Jellybeans; w and melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 18, 1983; E unp. 77409; Robert
William Emmett. 20499
Jesus calls us; w Mrs. C. F. Alexan-
der, m Henry Hiles, arr. George B.
Nevin; sop., alto and bar.; organ
ace. © Oct. 9, 19388; E pub. 38374;
J. Fischer & bro. 20500
Jesus carried the load; hymn. ©
Sept. 24, 1983; E pub. 38221; Earl
Wayne Whitney. 20501
Jesus died for all the children; hymn,
set to tune Tramp, tramp, tramp, m
arr. © Sept. 1, 1933; E pub. 38061;
George Bennard. 20502
Jesus on the water side; negro spirit-
ual, arr. Walter Aschenbrenner ;
mixed voices. © Oct. 23, 1933; E
pub. 38506; H. T. FitzSimons co.
20503
Jesus wonderful Lord; duet. © Oct.
11, 1983; E pub. 38249; Paul White.
20504
Jeunesse (La) danse; 17 danses popu-
laires, arr., ed. and fingered Rich-
ard Krentzlin; pf. © Sept. 18,
ie; | for) Sl7655) \B. Sehott’s
sohne. 20505
20518
Jewels of the desert; musical comedy,
bk. and lyrics Sarah Grames Clark,
m Lily Strickland; mixed voices.
Voc. sc. © Sept. 19, 1983; D 28540;
Willis music co. 20505”
Jimmy had a nickel; w and melody
Maurice Sigler, Al. Goodhart and
Al. Hoffman. © 1 ¢. Oct. 27, 1933;
E unp. 78037; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine. 20506
Jobless philosophy ; w and melody. ©€C
i COC lin l9s3. Hs unp, 7 ta4s 5
Susie Tracy Booker. 20507
Johnny's! waltz pt. ..©7 1 ee 1Oct; 9,
19383; HE unp. 77249; Tomasina
Grana Santoro. 20508
Jolly comrades; marches, Colin Hood;
pf. © Sept. 28, 1933; E for. 31724;
Forsyth bros., ltd. 20509
Jolly well bright and gay; one-step
comedy song, m W. Poles and Syd
Holmes. © Sept. 2, 1933; E for.
31749; Will Poles. 20510
Jonny ; from Song of songs, Amer. ver-
sion Edward Heyman, German w
and m Friedrich Hollander; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Oct. 24,
1933; E pub. 38503; Famous music
corp. [Copyright is claimed on Amer-
ican lyrics] 20511
Joshua fit de battle ob Jerico; spirit-
ual; mixed voices and bar. solo, a
Capella va© 1: ¢., OC (Si. A933) i
unp. 78252; James Harold Monta-
gue, 20512
Journey’s end; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «©
Oct. 4, 1988; E unp. 77075; Roman
Hintz. 20513
Joyful days; pf. with w. © 1c. Oct.
2, 1933; E unp. 77008; George D.
‘Chappell. 20514
Joyful (The) message; hymn, m Wil-
liam Thomas Seaton. © 1 «. Oct. 2,
1938; E unp. 77553; Nora Alice
Crow. 20515
June dearest June; valse song. © 1
ce. Oct. 25, 1938; E unp. 78120; Gus-
tave Telschow. 20516
June memories; by Harry Volpe; guit.
(©) Sept., 5, 1983; EH pub. 38115; Al
Rocky Go. 20517
Jungle breezes; w Art Randall, m H.
S. Macomber. © 1 c. Oct. 9, 1933;
E unp. 77273; Harold Shepard Ma-
comber and Frederick Art Randall.
20518
847
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Jungle jazz; fox-trot, composed and
arm’: Jot. (©) Fen Oct? 21, 11933 38
unp. 77761; Roy Martz. 20519
Jungle moon; w and melody. © 1 «©.
Oct. 21, 1983; E unp. 77773; Marjo-
rie Harper. 20520
Junior (The) anthem book; ed. R.
Spaulding Stoughton; 2, 3, and 4-pt.
mixed voices. © Sept. 14, 1933; E
pub. 88097; Oliver Ditson co., ine.
20521
Junk (The) man; w Moe Jaffe, mel-
ody Scrappy Lambert. © 1 ¢. Oct.
16, 1933; E unp. 77481; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 20522
Just a barefoot boy, a-whistling to his
dog; w and melody James F. Han-
ley and Chris Traynor. © 1 ¢. Oct.
5, 19383; E unp: 77147; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 20523
Just a bundle of memories; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1983; E unp. 77379;
J? WiisPettyaigr: 20524
Just a green canoe; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 19383; E unp. 78013;
Harold Simpson Shaw. 20525
Just a kiss; pf. treble with w. ©1 ce.
Oct. 5, 1933; E unp. 77142; Wilfred
Leslie Dixon. 20526
Just a little garret; w Forman Brown,
m Frederick Hollander. © 1 ¢. Oct.
25, 1933; E unp. 77914; Movietone
music corp. 20527
Just a lonesome lover; w and m Sal
Stoceo, Frank Magine and Mark
Fisher, pf. arr R. H. Noeltner; with
ukulele arr. Haia Kaa. © Oct. 5,
19833; E pub. 88208; Keit-Engel, inc.
20528
Just a memory; w and melody C. V.
Black, harmony Ellis M. Boyd. ©
1. ¢.’ Oct. 24, 193383 He unp.” 18223;
Carl Vernon Black and Robert Ellis
Mitchell Boyd. 20529
Just a mountain song from the valley ;
w and melody William F. Peters.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1933; EH unp/ 77415.
Kendis musi¢e corp. 20530
Just a plain little old fashion town;
pi, with=w.. © 42 ¢) OG. Grohe:
E unp. 77177; Percy MeNitt. 20531
Just a shanty in the clearing; w and
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Just a smile and a dance; w and mel-
ody: © 1-¢: Oct. 2, 1933s paap.
76964; William P. Hauserman.
20533
Just another love song; song, melody
Seiburn White. ©1ce. Oct. 30, 1933 ;
E unp. 78192; Winona Burrows Jen-
kins. 20534
Just another song; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 25, 1983; E unp. 781389;
Ramon Plumb. 20535
Just as dancers did of old; unison
vocal minuet and dance, w Edward
Oxenford, m George Rathbone. ©
Sept. 30, 19338; E for. 31697; No-
vello & co., ltd. 20536
Just as it ought to be; waltz, w and
melody.. © 1 ¢ Oct. tiaezee ok
unp. 77347; Susie Tracy Booker.
20537
Just because it’s you; waltz song. ©
Sept. 21, 1988; E pub. 38359; Vir-
ginia Daniels. 20538
Just for you I am longing; foxtrot
song. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1933; E unp.
77677; Ida May Williams. 20539
Just like a doll from toyland; song.
© 1 ¢.’Oct. 20, 1933 > Br ne a
George W. Webster. 20540
Just like a dream; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf. with w. ©.1 ¢. Oct, 2,
1933; E unp. 77010; Joseph Lop-
resti. -» 20541
Just like my old girl; w B. Adcock,
melody M. Frallicciardi. © 1 e. Oct.
7, 1933; E unp. 77210: Mike Fral-
licciardi and Bill Adcock. 20542
Just one little gift; song. ©1e. Sept.
23, 1933; E unp. 78098; Alice J.
Berding. 20543
Just one more drink; w L. G. Pearl,
m A. Darbritz. © Oct. 2, 1983; E
pub. 88178; Louis G. Pearl and
Arno Darbritz. 20544
Just stars; song. © 1 ce. Oct. 25, 1933;
E unp. 77989; John Hole, Toronto.
20545
Just think of the sunshine; w and
melody. ©1c. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp.
77266; Howard Frederic Addleston.
20546
Just we two alone; song, from En-
chanted garden. © 1 ec. Sept. 30,
melody. © 1 ¢ Oct. 28, 1933; E 1933; E unp. 76926: Alfred Elmer
unp. 78220; Jack Ballew. 20532 Seward. 20547
848
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
Just yearnin’; Song,
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Oct. 13,,.1933; -E unp. 773873, Clit-
ford C. Markham. 20548
Karlekens r6ddaste rosor; slow-fox,
text Dick Gillis, m Lorentz Bailey ;
pf. © July 11, 1983; E for. 31705;
A/B skandinavisk production.
20549
Kalamazoo college song book; w A. G.
Walton, R. F. Holden and others,
m D. R. Belcher, W. F. Dunbar and
others. Centennial ed. © Oct. 17,
1983; AA 1381474; Kalamazoo col-
lege. 20550
Kantate ved indvielsen af Aarhus
universitet; digtning Hans Hartvig
Seedorff-Pedersen, m Johan MHye-
Knudsen; mand-stemmer. Fé¢rste
afdeling.—Anden afdeling. © Oct.
3, 19383; E for. 31843; Wilhelm Han-
sen. 20551
Keep calling me your sweetheart ; fox-
trot song. © 1 c¢. Oct. 25, 1983;
EH unp. 78119; Edgar Hick. 20552
Keep it to yourself; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1933; E unp. 77489;
Clyde Rickman and Sherman Cham-
bers. 20553
Keep on doing what you're doing;
w and melody Bert Kalmar and
Harry Ruby. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1933;
E unp. 77696; Irving Berlin, ine.
20554
Keep on smilin’ my little darlin’; fox-
trot; pf. with w. © 1 c¢. Oct. 6,
1983; E unp. 77174; Roy W. Swan-
son. 20555
Keep tempo; from New 1933 Cotton
Club parade, w and m Jack Stanley
and Geo. A. Little; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 25, 1933; E pub. 36481;
Broadway music corp. 20556
Keep the blue eagle flying; march, w
EK. H. Horstemier, m D. L. Carnes;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 2, 1933;
E pub. 38352; Hrnest H. Horstemier
and Dorothy L. Carnes. 20557
Keep the faith; hymn, w and melody
Rey. Brisbane, harmony J. W. Mil-
ler. © Sept. 15, 1933; E pub. 38126;
James William Miller. 20558:
Keep young and beautiful; from
Roman scandals, w Al Dubin, m
Harry Warren; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. © Oct. 23, 1933; E pub.
38462; M. Witmark & sons. 20559
20573
m James L. | Keltic (A) prelude; comp. and arr. L.
EK. DeFrancesco; melody, with pf.
ace. ©1c. Sept. 29, 1933; E unp.
77065; Movietone music corp. 20560
Kentucky bound; song, music James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1ce.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78166; Clifton
J. Beebe. 20561
King Alfred; song, w Hsther Morton
Smith. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1933; H
unp. 77221; Elizabeth B. Covell.
20562
Kirkjul6g; texts Hallgrimr Petursson,
u. a., m J6n Leifs, op. 12a, nos. 1-3;
mit klavier o., orgelbegl. © July
10, 1933; E for. 31731; Fr. Kistner
& C. F. W. Siegel. 20563
Kiss me to sleep in the; moonlight ;
song. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1933; E unp.
77200; Clifford Higgin. 20564.
Kisses ; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 c. Oct. 16, 1983;
E unp. 77507; Mary Pence Claywell.
20565
Kitten (The) song; w James O’Keefe,
Frank Tresselt, H. W. Friedhofer
and Louise Field, m F. Tresselt. ©
1 ec. Oct. 25, 1983; E unp. 77913;
Movietone music corp. 20566
Kneel before the King; anthem for
Christmas or Epiphany, w James
Francis Cooke, m Edward Shippen
Barnes; mixed cho.; organ acc.
Sept. 22, 1983; E pub. 38276; G.
Schirmer, inc. 20567
Koift a paper; song, m adapted from
folk melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 13, 1933;
E unp. 77993 ; Max Kletter. 20568
Komm tanze mit mir; German waltz
song. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1933; E unp.
77849 ; Konrad Winkenbach. 20569
Laddie boy; w and melody Johnny
Mack, arr. Herman A. Hummel.
1 «. Oct. 12, 1988; E unp. 77359;
John M. Reed. 20570
LaFarge (Margaret) Chant; w and
melody M. La Farge, arr. BE. Zubel-
cha. “© !1e. Oct? 25/1933); i unp.
77953 ; Margaret LaFarge Osborn.
20571
Lafayette post march; song, w Mar-
guerite Ortung. © 1 ¢ Oct. 11,
1983 ; E unp. 77336; L. Irving Beach.
20572
Lalla Rookh Maloy; song. © 1c. Oct.
25, 1983; E unp. 78129; Ernest M.
Bradley. 20573
849
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20574
Lamento huasteco; huapango; pf. con
letra. © Oct. 25, 19383; E pub.
38518; Cuates Castilla. 20574
Land o’ love; valse song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
25, 1933; E unp. 77577; Betty Rip-
ley. 20575
Land (The) of why and wherefore;
song, w Knowles Entriken. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 4, 18383; E unp. 77090; John
Mundy. 20576
Land (The) where nobody grows up;
operettta, w J. W. McMullin, m
H. U. Wiscombe.- © 1 c. Oct. 2,
1933; D 28514; Jennie Willing Mc-
Mullin and Helen Uldene Wiscombe.
20576*
Languidez; melody Agustin Lara. ©
1 Ve. 'Oet, | 5; > 1933's" HS unp. “C1653
Southern music pub. co., inc. 20577
Last night; valzer, Mario Gaudiosi;
orch. parti. © July 1, 1933; E for.
31874; Casa musicale Mauro. 20578
Last (The) rose of summer; w Thomas
Moore, old Irish melody, arr. Wil-
liam Lester; mixed voices. © Oct.
¢, 1933; ° H pub. 382384; H. TT’ Fitz-
Simons co. 20579
Last (The) time I kissed you goodbye;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1 @ Oct. 13, 1933; E
unp. 77377; Meryl Cloninger. 20580
Lazy, lousy Liza; w Mack Gordon, m
Harry Revel. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1933;
E unp. 76858; Miller musie¢ co., inc.
20581
Lazy mountain moon; valse song. ©
1.e. Oct. 10,.1933; HE unp.: 77685 ;
June Mary. 20582
Legend; canticle, Ukrainian folk-song,
English tr. Max T. Krone, m arr.
Alexander Koshetz; mixed voices,
with bar. solo. © Oct. 19, 1933; E
pub. 38456; M. Witmark & sons.
20583
Leifs (J6n) prja erindi ir Havamé-
lum; Icelandic text adapted and m
composed Jon Leifs, op. 4, nos. 1-8,
German text and m arr. Felix Genz-
mer; ten. or sop. © July 10, 1933;
E for. 31729; Fr. Kistner & C. F. W.
Siegel. 20584
Zwei lieder; Icelandic and Ger-
man, Johann Jonsson, Danish, Gun-
nar Gunnarsson, English, Hermon
Ould, m op. 14a, nos. 1, 2. © July
10, 1938; EH for. 31732; Fr. Wistner
& C. F. W. Siegel. 20585
pt. 11, n. S$.) v. 28
Let ’em eat cake; from the musical
play, w Ira Gershwin, m George
Gershwin; with arr. for ukulele, etc.
© Oct. 23, 1933; E pub. 38464; New
world music corp. 20586
Let me love you; w and melody. ©
1 -e. Oct. 24, 19383 > Ei aap:
Michael Caleo. 20587
Let not your heart be troubled; song,
Biblical words. © Oct. 24, 1933; E
pub. 38539; Miriam §S. Woolfolk.
20588
Let’s all help our President; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1983; E unp.
77818; Ruth C. Muder and Carl G.
Lofstedt. 20589
Let’s be happy; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 13, 1933; E unp. 77375 ; Edmund
Kulesza. 20590
Let’s be happy and sing a Snappy tune;
w Bill Kane, m Bill Kane and Ted
O’Donnell. © 1 ¢. Sept. 18, 1933;
E unp. 76864; William H. Kane and
Edmund L. O’Donnell. 20591
Let’s bend; song, arr. Jean Walz. ©
1 @ Oct. 9, 1983; E unp. 77263;
Hunter L. Reynolds. 20592
Let’s call it love; w Ralph Matthews,
and melody. © 1 c¢. Oct. 17, 1933;
E unp. 77605; Lillian Armstrong.
20593
Let’s draft a lovers’ code; song, m
Stan Tucker. © 1 ¢. Oct. 31, 1933;
E unp. 78243 ; Leo E. Gronkowski.
20594
Let’s fall in love; w and melody Ted
Koehler and Harold Arlen. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 5, 1933; E unp. 77186; Irving
Berlin, inc. 20595
Let’s fight for the N. R. A.; w and
melody Jimmie Smith. © 1 ¢. Oct.
23, 1983; E unp. 77812; J. L. Smith.
20596
Let’s forget the past and be sweet-
hearts again; w A. Rutledge, melody
J. Gilmore. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1983; E
unp. 76109; John Gilmore and Al-
fonzo Rutledge. 20597
Let’s give our votes to La Guardia; w
J. H. Kern, melody D. Musiker. ©
Tc. Oct. 3, 1933: BE. unpre fae
Diane Musiker and John Hewins
Kern. 20598
Let’s go America; song, w George W.
Smiley. ©1c. Oct. 12, 1933; HE unp.
77363 ; William George Utermoehlen.
20599
890
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
20629
lm a
Let’s lend a hand to Roosevelt, back
up the N. R. A.; w and melody.
1 ec. Oct. 4, 19383; E unp. 77101; Gor-
den Henry Ryan. 20600
Let’s start over again; song. © 1.
Oct. 11, 19838; E unp. 77333 ; Frances
Tucker Mellen. 20601
Let’s start saying goodnight; song.
@ul.e@. Oct. 7.1933; EB unp. ¢4202,;
Joseph Mantica. 20602
Let the world rejoice; Ukrainian
Christmas carol, English tr. Max. T.
Krone, m arr. Alexander Koshetz;
mixed voices. © Oct. 20, 1933; H
pub. 88451; M. Witmark & sons.
20603
Let us kiss and make up my dear;
w and m Riviere Sewell. © 1 ©.
Sept. 18, 1933; E unp. 716454;
Riviere Sewell Hausey. 20604.
Let us smile and be gay; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 77832;
C. W. Marston. 20605
Letter (A) to my mother; w and m
Solomon Small, English lyrics Ab-
ner Silver, melody arr. J. Rosamond
Johnson; with violin of mand. ©
Oct. 18, 19383; E pub. 38364; Edward
B. Marks music corp. 20606
Leuchtende sterne; konzert-walzer,
Carl Robrecht; orch.-erginzungs-
stimmen. © Aug. 8, 1933; E for.
31685; Heinrichshofen’s verlag.
20607
Life and I together; w Corinne B.
Dodge, m R. E. Mitchell. © 1.
Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 77803; Harry
E. Neville. 20608
Life holds no joy but you; w and m
Basil Charles-Dean. © Sept. 26,
1933; E for. 31836; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 20609
Life I love best; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 77841; Allie
Jackson Breeding. 20610
Life is just a big mistake; fox-trot, w
and melody Lee Baron. © 1c. Oct.
24, 1933; EH unp. 77869; Wm. P.
Leonard. 20611
Life is love; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 31, 19383; E unp. 78231; Archie
Koty. 20612
Life is red poppies in the wheat; song
w John Richard Moreland. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 9, 19838; E unp. 76942; Mary
Wright Bain. 20613
Life (The) of Jimmy Rodgers; w and
melody. © 1 ce. Oct. 23, 1933; E
unp. 77814; Bob Miller. 20614
Life would be worth living again; w
and melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 27, 1933;
E unp. 78041; Jimmie Franklin.
20615
Life’s little day; song, w John Rich-
ard Moreland. © 1. Sept. 9, 1933 ;
E unp. 76948; Mary Wright Bain.
20616
Life’s railway to heaven; sacred song,
w M. E. Abbey, m Charlie D. Till-
man, pf. arr. and mixed and male
quartet arrs. W. C. Polla. © Sept.
25, 1933; E pub. 38489; F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. 20617
Lift your hearts; w and melody. ©
tue. Oct. 19, 1988: HE unp..ic0s:
Lillian M. Nicchia. 20618
Lightnin’; w Sheldon Christian; male
voices. © Sept. 16, 1933; E pub.
38424; Leo Rich Lewis. 20619
Like barley bending; w Sara Teas-
dale; male voices. © Sept. 16,
1933 ; E pub. 38425; Leo Rich Lewis.
20620
Like Jesus always; w and m Joseph
Carelli. © Oct. 4, 1933; E pub.
38125; Viola Mae Shepard and Jos-
eph Carelli. _ 20621
Like ships in the night; hymn. ©
Sept. 1, 1933; E pub. 38064; George
Bennard. 20622
Linger awhile my lover; w and melody.
© 1e. Oct. 21, 19383; E unp. 77822;
Pleas L. Johnson. 20623
Links-rechts-marsch ; marschpotpourri,
Ernst Eggert. 1. Blasmusik stim-
men.—2. Salon-orch. stimmen u.
orech. erginzungsstimmen. © Aug.
5, 1983; E for. 31686, 31687; Hein-
richshofen’s verlag. 20624, 20625
Lion (The) and Albert; musical mono-
logue, w and m Marriott Edgar; pf.
© Oct. 3, 1933; E for. 31720; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, Itd. 20626
Liszt (Franz) lLiebestraume; arr.;
xylophone or marimba solo. ©1e.
Oct. 23, 1983; E unp. 77820; Flem-
ming Orem. 20627
Little beauty; waltz; pf. © Aug. 28,
1933; E pub. 38192; Biagio R. Quat-
trociocche. 20628
Little (A) bit of everything; song.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp. 77279;
Charles Knight. 20629
851
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20630
Little black boy; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
24, 19383; E unp. 77870; Stephen
Byko. 20630
Little did I dream; w Harold Adam-
son, melody Burton Lane. © 1 e¢.
Oct. 19, 1933; E unp. 77695; Irv-
ing Berlin, inc. 20631
Little gray shack in the hills; pf. with
wios (©) flex Oct. | 25,24933 >. ump.
77960; Roma Somerville. 20632
Little (The) green isle is calling; w
M. O. Carrol, m Patrick Joseph.
ti ciy Ochs bil 933. 7h gurnp:. AA. ;
Patrick McCruden. 20633
Little (A) home where love is found;
waltz song, arr. Alice Cary Longfel-
low. © Oct. 5, 1983; E pub. 38139;
Earle Taylor Rush. 20634
Little Joe, the wrangler; Texas cow-
boy song, composed and arr. with
new melodic material, David, W.
Guion; high voice. © Sept. 22,
1933; E pub. 38271; G. Schirmer,
inc. 20635
Little (A) lad lies in my arms; song,
w Medora D. Nickell. © 1 e Oct.
24, 1933; E unp. 77909; Percy Lee
Atherton. 20636
Little (The) love I prayed for; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ Oct. 16, 1933; E
unp. 77538; Edward Port Folio.
20637
Little (The) old mill by the wayside;
w and m Clifford Erickson. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 27, 1933; E unp. 78045; John
Clifford Erickson. 20638
Little old shack in the mountains; w
and m Mary Schaeffer; pf. arr. Mi-
chel Weisberg; with arr. for ukelele,
etc. © Oct. 20, 1933; E pub. 38388;
Bibo-Lang, inc. 20639
Little pal of my heart; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1938; E unp. 77579;
Henry A. Wallace. 20640
Little (The) red lark; w Alfred Per-
ceval Graves, old Irish air arr.
William Lester; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
() Oct; 7, 1933: E pub. 38233. H.. T.
FitzSimons co. 20641
Little Sing-a-lee, sing a little low-down
tune; fox-trot, Charlie Tobias, Jack
Scholl and Murray Mencher, arr.
Jack Mason; orch. pts., with male
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
w and m Charlie Tobias,
Jack Scholl and Murray Mencher ;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 24, 1933;
E pub. 38502; Leo. Feist, inc. 20643
——w and melody Charles Tobias,
Jack Scholl and Murray Mencher.
© 1 e. Oct. 17, 1933; E unp. 77609;
Leo Feist, ine. 20644
Little sweethearts; fox-trot song. ©
1 e. Oct. 25,. 1933;> np ewes 22:
Henry Zentmyer. 20645
Little (The) town; song, w J. R.
Moreland, arr. Larry Cramer. ©
1 c. Sept. 9, 1933; EH unp. 76944 ;
Mary Wright Bain. 20646
Little women and little men; w Edgar
Leslie, melody Fred E. Ahlert. ©
1 ec. Oct.. 19, 198355 BE wep aoe:
Irving Berlin, ine. 20647
Live for tonite; song, w Milton White.
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1933; E unp. 77910;
Roland Pomerat. 20648
Lively-polka [and] Star light-mazur-
ka; by Joe Farbo; [accordion] ©
Oct. 7, 1983; E pub: 38185; Roma
music ¢o. 20649
Lo, now the dawn is breaking; w E.
M. Carroll, m Edward Elgar, arr.
Christopher O’Hare; mixed voices.
© Oct. 23, 1933; E pub. 38408; Kay
and Kay music pub. corp. 20650
Log cabin of my dreams; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1933; E unp. 77388;
KF. Lereari. ' 20651
Logan; song. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1933; E
unp. 77734; Jessie June Weaver.
20652
Lois; song, w Enid Mary Jordan. ©
1 ec. Oct. 6, 1933; E unp. 77166; Mar-
garet Emma Ringle. 20653
Lola; habanera, di Ugo Solazzi; pic-
cola orch. pti. © Oct. 16, 1933;
E for. 31847; G. Ricordi & Go.
20654
one-step, Guido Deiro; accordion.
© Aug. 14, 1933; E pub. 38198;
Biagio R. Quattrociocche. 20655
Lonely little senorita; from Cradle
song, w Leo Robin, melody Karl
Hajos. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1933; E unp.
78033; Paramount productions, inc.
20656
Lonely moon; w Fritz Hebberd, mel-
trio arr. B. Faighes. © Oct. 23, ody Walter Anderson. © 1 «¢. Oct.
1933; E pub. 38499; Leo. Feist, inc. 31, 193835; E unp 78253; Pritase.
20642 Hebberd. 20657
852
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
Lonely moonlight troubadour; from
On the air and off, w Ballard Mac-
Donald, m Milton Schwarzwald ;
With ukulele arr. © Sept. 22, 1933;
E pub. 38111; Miller music, inc.
20658
Lonely thinking of you; w and melody.
(ote Oct. 2, 1933.;. H, unp: (6956;
Robert T. Beard. 20659
Lonesome ; song, m Robert Van Sickle.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1933; E unp. 76984 ;
Elsie Fern Mason. 20660
——-—— w Alice Nadine. © 1 ¢. Oct.
2, 1933; E unp. 76998; King Gard-
ner, Cleveland. 20661
—w R. Wiesman and Walter Par-
doe, m James L. Brown; with uke-
lele arr. © 1 e¢ Oct. 238, 1933; EB
unp. 77829; Roy Wiseman. 20662
Lonesome cowboy; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
5, 1833; E unp. 77154; Barbara Bon
Dagley. : 20663
Lonesome for you; fox-trot song. ©
tc. Oct, 2, 1933; E unp. T7662;
Thomas Nelson. 20664
Lonesome moon; waltz, w U.. W.
Hughes, m G. L. Shumaker. © 1.
Oct. 16, 1983; E unp. 77494; Grace
L. Shumaker and Una W. Hughes.
20665
Lonesome river; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Oct. 16, 1983; E unp. 77501; R. F.
Lassen. 20666
Lonesome tonight ; song, melody Larry
E. Goffin. © 1 c¢. Oct. 2, 1933; E
~unp. 77012; Robert Irvin Bloomer.
20667
Long, long ago; from the folktune
Thomas H. Bayly, paraphrase Emil
Soderstrom; full orch. pts. © Oct.
25, 1983; E pub. 38507; H. T. Fitz-
Simons co. 20668
Longing; song, arr. George F. Briegel ;
orch. pts. © Aug. 22, 1933; E pub.
37441; Marion H. Prentice. 20669
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1. Sept. 27, 1983;
KH unp. 76922; Constance Jeanne
Petterson. 20670
Longing for love; w and melody. ©
hoe. Oct. 2.°19337 EH unp:: (6868;
William H. Paige. 20671
Longing for you; w J. Calabro, melody
P. Pace. © 1 c¢. Oct. 10, 1983: E
unp. 77300; Peter Pace and John
Calabro. 20672
20685
Looking for you; w E. Hayes, m H.
Beyers. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1983; E unp.
77619; Ethelyn Hayes and Hilda-
gard Beyers. 20673
Loony house riot; w E. H. Jackson,
melody H. Meyer. © 1 c¢. Oct. 26,
1983; E unp. 78025; Horace Meyer
and Hdwin H. Jackson. 20674
Lord’s (The) prayer; w based on
Matthew 6; mixed voices. © 1 ©.
Oct. 4, 1933; E unp. 77104; BE. Ger-
ald Young. 20675
Lorenz’s two-part program songs; col-
lection of secular chos., ed. Ira B.
Wilson; sop. and alto. © Sept. 5,
1933; E pub. 38149; Lorenz pub. co.
20676
Wost.= sone. “© 1c Oc. 25001 doe
E unp. 77924; Matilda Curtiss.
20677
Lost (The) carol; sacred dramatic
Christmas cantata, w Frances Simp-
son, m Ruth Dale; for choir and
young people. © Sept. 18, 1933;
D 28520; Lorenz pub. co. 20677*
Love; tango-fox trot, w and m Hal
Nelson; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
18, 1933; E pub. 38216; Richard
Drake Saunders. 20678
Love can be funny; w Les Phillips,
m Loretta Ryan; pf. © 1 ec. Oct.
25, 1938; E unp. 77949; Leslie L.
Phillips. 20679
Love has come to stay; song, w Leone
Patrick Buschine. © 1 ¢ Oct. 23,
19383; E unp. 77866; Andrew Busch-
ine. 20680
Love is a song that never ends; valse
song. ©1c. Oct. 25, 19383; E unp.
78188; Oscar Frederickson. 20681
Love is in my heart again; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78160;
Willis Bailey. 20682
Love is like the moonbeams; song.
©:1 ce. Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 77374;
Lyle Dairl Kraninger. 20683
Love is love anywhere; w and melody
Ted Koehler and Harold Arlen. ©
Pe? Oct! 571935 +R) wp thle, Lrv-
ing Berlin, ine. 20684
Love is the only thing; w and melody.
© 1 ce. Oct. 27, 1933; E unp. 78058 ;
A. T. McAlister. 20685
893
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20686
Love me; w Ned Washington, melody
Victor Young. © 1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1983;
E unp. 77197; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc. 20686
Same. © 1. Oct. 16, 1933; E
unp. 77487; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine. 20687
Love me today; song. ©1e. Oct. 28,
1933; E unp. 78184; W. Edgar
Wood. 20688
Love on the levei; Song, melody Eu-
gene Platzman. © 1 ec. Oct. 27,
1933; E unp. 78056; John White.
20689
Love rolls on; w and melody. © 1c.
Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77519; Irving
Edward Goldman. 20690
Love skeletons; song, m Sylvester L.
Cross. © 1 ce. Oct. 18, 1933; E unp.
77418; Cora Delia Williams. 20691
Love (The) that you forgot; song, w
Leone Patrick Buschine. © 1 ec.
Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 77867; Andrew
Buschine. 20692
Love (The) you meant to share; w
and melody Earle El Rae. © fre.
Oct. 24, 1933; E unp. 77884; Earl
Conder. 20693
Lover mine; w and m Chloette Carr.
© 1 c. Oct. 28, 1933; E unp. 78190;
Lizzie Chloette Carr. 20694
Lover o’ mine; w and melody. © 1 ©.
Wet. 2; 1933 : E unp. 76963; Wm.
Gavin Stuart France. 20695
Lover (A) without love; w and melody
Bill Vincent. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1933;
EK unp. 77092; Wm. Clinton Vin-
cent. 20696
Loves halloo; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1933: E unp. %71(523 ;
Worth W. Preston. 20697
Love’s lullaby: w A. Fillie, melody
C2 3) Gaal? xe) Ae Oct, Waa HH
unp. 77039; Charles Julius Gaal and
Anthony Fillie. 20698
©le.
; Magda
Love’s melody ; w and melody.
Oct. 28, 193838; E unp. 78142
Ce eT Ill, n. s., v. 28
Low-down rhythm; w Avon Long, and
melody. © 1 e. Oct. 17, 1933; E
unp. 77604; Lillian Armstrong.
20702
Low, like a little cradle; Christmas
chorale, w Katherine Bregy, m Edith
Evans Braun; men’s voices with
contralto solo. © Oct. 6, 1933; EH
pub. 38201; Theodore Presser co.
20703
Lucy’ s theme; w and m Victor Schert-
zinger. © 1 ce. Oct. 3, 1933; E unp.
77060; Universal pictures corp.
20704
Lullaby ; cantilena to the infant Jesus,
from Cradle song, w and m W.
Franke. Harling, © ijem@en 27
1933 ; E unp. 78034 : Paramount pro-
ductions, inc. 20705
Lullaby of the moon; song. © 1 e.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78180; Irene
Glenn. 20706
Lullabye of the breeze; song. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 77432; Olina
Colby Kolker. 20707
Madame Liselotte; oper, Franz Cle-
mens u. Paul Ginthum, m Ottmar
Gerster. Klavierauszug. ©): Oct.
18, 1983; KE ‘for. 318525" E> Senott s
sdhne. 20708
Maddening memories ; pL: ©. Ock
10, 19883; E unp. 77293; Stephanie
Matson. 20709
Maédel (Hin) aus dem _ Rheinland;
marsch-foxtrot, text u. m Stafford u.
Charles Amberg ; orch. stimmen. ©
Sept. 20, 19388; E for. 31728; Risi-
ton-ver lag. 20710
Magic (The) fiddle; operetta, based
upon Paganini’s early life and melo-
dies of 17th and 18th centuries,
adapted and arr. G. A. Grant-
Schaefer; mixed voices. Voe. sc.
and libretto. © Oct. 27, 1933; D
28542; Raymond A. Hoffman co.
20710*
Maid (The) of Kildaire; song, w
Dorothy Walsh. © 1 @ Oet. 25,
1933; EK unp. 77928; Alice Dorothy
Schween. 20711
Make a joyful noise; anthem, from
‘ane 2 ;
Brandon. 0699 Psalm C, m Harold Greenhill; mixed
Love’s night dream; m Sylvester Long voices, organ ace. © Sept. 30,
Cross; pf. with w. © 1 ¢. Oct; 25, 1933; E for. 31695; Novello & co.,
1933; E unp. 77974; Bertha Leonia ltd. 20712
‘ . 207
James. 20700 | Mallee (The) root: w Charles Henry
Love's od sweet story; song. © 1 ¢. Souter, m Edith Harrhy. © Aug.
Oct. 5, 19383; E unp. "TT156 ; Charles 17, 1988; E for. 318673, Wa Pak
H. a racy, 20701 ing & co., ltd. 207138
854
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
20740
Man (The) of the hour; song, melody
H, AY Truax: © 1 c. Oct. 18, 1933;
E unp. 77411; Henry Anson Truax.
20714
Manger hymn; w Flora Warren, m
Henry S. Fry; mixed voices.
Oct. 16, 19383; E pub. 38832; H. W.
Gray Co. 20715
Manhattan pageant; march, op. 5; pf.,
incl. wind instrument cues. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 16, 1983; E unp. 77521; Allan
Charles Herbert. 20716
March of the elves; melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 21, 1933; E unp. 76586; Frank
Novak. 20717
March of the Mickey mice; pf. ©
tye. Oct, 31, 1933 5 BH, unp. 78221 ;
Lillian Scanlon Gee. 20718
March of the toys; from Babes in toy-
land, Victor Herbert, arr. Earl
Druxell 42) pfs.; © Oct: .3)/1933;.E
pub. 38317; M. Witmark & sons.
20719
Marcha Olazabol; por Francisco Bust-
amante, op. 24; pf. ©le. Oct. 12,
19338; E unp. 77366; Francisco
Olazabol. 20720
Marche pathetique; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
24, 19383; E unp. 77864; Morris Ber-
man. 20721
Marché Roosevelto; canzone, musica
Samuel Micale. © 1 ©. Oct. 20,
19383; E unp. 77732; Angelo Mazza.
20722
Marien-kantate; dichtungen aus ver-
schiedenen jahrhunderten, m Paul
Graener, op. 99; vier solostimmen
u.chor. Partitur. © Sept. 15, 1933;
E for. 31866; Ernst Eulenburg.
20723
Marine cavalier; w Nathan House, m
Mortimer Browning; men’s voices.
© Oct. 6, 1933; E pub. 38328; H. W.
Gray co. 20724
Marketing day; unison song, w Derek
McCulloch, m Martin Shaw. ©
Sept. 30, 1933; E for. 31698; Novello
& co., ltd. 20725
Marusia; English tr. Max T. Krone,
Ukrainian folk-song arr. Alexander
Koshetz; mixed voices. © Oct. 19,
19338; E pub. 88458; M. Witmark &
Sons. 20726
Massa-Carrara; mazurka, Joe Mosti;
armonica. © Sept. 20, 1933; E pub.
38195; Biagio R. Quattrociocche.
20727
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) Ope
thine eyes of blue; French, Pau!
Robiquet, English, Arthur Knox, m
arr. Harry Gilbert; sop. 1, 2 and
alto; pf. or harp’ acc. © Oct. 9,
1933; E pub. 38258; J. Fischer &
bro. 20728
Mathima (To) tou Bekri diorganotis
bekridon; w and melody George
Kamvissis. © 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 19388; E
unp. 78215; Standard phono co.
20729
May day; 2-pt. song, w anon., m of
Country rhyme, arr. Jessie Furze.
© Oct. 6, 1933; E for. 31826; Boosey
& co., Itd. 20730
Maybe baby; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Oct. 4,
1933; E unp. 77080; Cora H. Bovee.
20731
Maybe I'll make you sorry; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1933; E unp.
77034; Ralph G. Wolfram and Wil-
liam B. Moore. 20732
Mayor Cermak; pochod, Ota Tesai;
band pts., with directeur. © July 9,
1933 ; E for. 31776; Otakar Tesar.
20733
Mayor of elfland; melody. © 1 «.
Sept. 21, 1933; E unp. 76587; Frank
Novak. 20734
Mazurka variata; by Pietro Frosini;
accordion. © Sept. 5, 1933; E pub.
38199; Biagio R. Quattrociocche.
20735
Me ’n you ’n him; w and melody Ray
Egan and Henry I. Marshall. ©1ece.
Oct. 16, 1983; E unp. 77486; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
20736.
Meet me in the garden of home sweet.
home; song, melody Jack Mahoney.
© 1c. Oct. 11, 1983; E unp. 77560;
Elva E. Straitor. 20737
Meet me to-night, under blue skies;
song. © 1. Oct. 4, 19383; E unp.
77121 ; Elwood P. Ottinger. 20738
Melba; fox-trot song. © 1 ce. Oct. 10,
1983; E unp. 77684; Martin Oscar
Gilmore. 20739
Melinka of Astrakhan; Russian oper-
etta, bk., lyrics and m Charles Ross.
Chaney. Voc. se. and libretto. ©
Sept. 20, 1983; D 28531; Charles
Ross Chaney co. 20739*
Melodia d’amore; canzone. © 1 «.
Oct. 19, 1988; E unp. 77716; Giu-
seppe Mirabile. 20740
890
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20741
Melodia (La) prohibida; musica de la
pelicula, coll., tr. espanola José Mo-
jica y Enrique Jardiel Poncela, w
L. Wolfe Gilbert, m Harry Akst.
Oct. 14, 1933; E pub. 38310; Movie-
tone music corp. 20741
Melody (A) at dawn; from This week
of grace, w and m Harry Parr-
Davies; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
8, 1933; E for. 31718; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd. 20742
Melody chromatic; universal tone con-
trol; [voice or any musical instru-
ment]; with explanatory text. ©
Lc. Sept. 265, 19335 Bi amp: “A(i22.;
George Boyer Ballard. 20743
Melody of love: waltz song. © 1 «.
Oct. 11, 1933; E unp. 77332; Eugenio
V. Pablo. 20744
Melody of other days; song, from En-
chanted garden. © 1 c. Sept. 30,
1933; E unp. 76928; Alfred Elmer
Seward. 20745
Memories; m Martha Taylor Davison;
high voice. © 1c. Oct. 13, 1933; E
unp. 77994; Margaret Sloane Leland,
20746
Memories of a lifetime; waltz song,
melody Starret system club. ©1«.
Oct. 3, 1933; E unp. 77031; Reginald
Sinclair. 20747
Memories of Indiana; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78165; Mary
M. Harness. 20748
Memories of you; valse song. © 1.
Oct. 25, 1933: E unp. 78134; Earl R.
Johnson. 20749
Memory corner; w and melody. ©1ce.
Oct. 2, 1953; E unp. 76957; Mildred
Bowers. 20750
Memory lane: w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 13, 1933: E unp. 77424; Warn
Milford Oscarson. 20751
Memory of love; w and melody. ©
f e.°Oct. 16" 1988 5 ia Tee
Emily Wolter Fleischmann. 20752
Memphis by mornin’; w Eugene West,
m Peter De Rose, arr. J. Rosamond
Johnson. © Oct. 23, 1933; E pub.
38433; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 20753
Menmries of you; waltz song, melody
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1933;
EK unp. 77852; Clara Olson. 20754
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Men of freedom march; by J. De
Forest Cline; band pts. © Oct. 27,
1933; E pub. 38516; C. L. Barn-
house, inc. 20755
Mendon; by Carl McKinley; organ.
© Oct. 18, 1933; E pub. 38438; H.
W. Gray co. 20756
Merry widow waltz; by Fr. Lehar,
arr. for Hawaiian guit., diagram
arr. ©. Sept. 16. 1933-5, 2epub.
38492; Adolph Krupp. 20757
Messenger boy; by Frederick Hollan-
der; pf.-conductor. © 1 ¢. Oct. 20,
19383; E unp. 77718; Movietone
music corp. 20758
Metspdo (Ett), en liten mort; vals,
text Gus Morris, m Kai Gulimar;
pf. © July 11, 1933; E for. 31703;
A/B skandinavisk production.
20759
Mexican (The); song, melody Mar-
garet Sherry. ©1e. Oct. 19, 1933:
E unp. 77699; William Wood. 20760
Meyer (Horace) Fantasy; w E. H.
Jackson, with melody. © 1 e. Oct.
26, 1938; E unp. 78020; Horace
Meyer and Edwin H. Jackson.
20761
Michigan boulevard; pf. conductor sc.
Rev. ed.) © 1°. cOet® ieee
unp. 77213; #William Chandler
Nelns. 20762
Mighty (A) revival; hymn. © Sept.
1, 1933; E pub. 38059; George Ben-
nard. 20763
Milkman’s blues; w Jack Lawrence,
melody Arthur Altman. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 1933; E unp. 78008; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 20764
Miller’s (Helen) songs and choruses.
© Oct. 5, 1933; E pub. 38140; H. M.
Miller. 20765
Mine; from Let ’em eat cake, w Ira
Gershwin, m George Gershwin; with
arr. for ukulele, ete. © Oct. 23,
1933; E pub. 38466; New world
music corp. 20766
Minnelied; old German wminnelied,
from Locheimer liederbuch 1460,
harmonized and transcribed, with
English version, A. Walter Kramer;
3 women’s voices. © Oct. 2, 1933;
E pub. 383800; J. Fischer & bro.
20767
Minnesota, land of beauty; song, m
Marguerite Barteau. © Sept. 6,
1933; E pub. 38303; Ada Bontecou
Robinson. 20768
856
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
Minstrels; suite of 3 caricatures; pf.
conductor sc. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1933;
E unp. 77214; William Chandler
Nelms. 20769
Miracles; song, w Ethelind Lord
Campion. © 1. Oct. 6, 1933; E
unp. 77180; Ethel Stone Clark.
20770
Missouri moon; valse song. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 30, 1983; E unp. 78147; Dot
Clark. 20771
Missouri, way down in the Ozarks;
song. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp.
77418; Eva Lee Pearcy. 20772
Mister Man in the moon; pf. treble
with w. © 1 c. Oct. 7, 1933; E
unp. 77187; Marguerite Packer Rus-
sell. 20773
Misunderstood; w Mary Ricca Comp-
ton, and melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 2,
1933; E unp. 77005; Emile L. Ricca.
20774
Moments musical; coll. of secular
chos., ed. Ira B. Wilson; sop. 1, 2
and alto. © Sept. 13, 1933; E pub.
38148 ; Lorenz pub. co. 20775
Montana moon; w and melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 18, 1983; E unp. 77649;
Lloyd George High. 20776
Moon beams; song. © 1 e¢. Oct. 11,
1983; E unp. 77348; Hazel Sumner
Davis. 20777
Moon, don’t Shine down on me; w and
melody. © 1 c. Oct. 4, 1933; HE
unp. 77096; Joseph Harris. 20778
Moon dreamer; song. © 1 «¢. Oct. 8,
1983; E unp. 77033; Jack Yarmoy,
Larry Charles, and Arthur White.
207%9
Moon (The) of Ramadan; w C. P.
McDonald, with melody. © 1.°«c.
Oct. 31, 19833; E unp. 78248; Helene
Hipkins. 20780
Moonbeams dancing; song. ©1c. Oct.
18, 1933; E unp. 77639; Hildur Eliz-
abeth Wilde. 20781
Moonlight ; composed and pf. arr. Sam
Kaylin; pf. conductor. © 1 ¢. Oct.
17, 1988; E unp. 77592; Movietone
music corp. 20782
Moonlight capers; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 77591;
Lena W. Davis. 20783
Moonlight in the mountains; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 77408 ;
Harriet Smith Walsh. 20784
20799
Moonlight in your eyes; w Mitchell
Parish, Spanish lyrics and m Guil-
lermo Plaza; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 10, 1988; E pub. 38483; Mills
music, inc. 20785
Moonlight is waning daylight advanc-
ing; w and melody. © 1c. Oct. 25,
19838; E unp. 77926; William Phil-
lips. 20786
Moonlight on a June night; pf. with w.
© iver Oct, 25. 1935" Er un. (1958 :
Isadore Moats. 20787
Moonlight on the Colorado; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 77840;
Thomas Harrison McKenzie. 20788
Moonlight on the Rio Grande and my
pretty little desert gal; w and mel-
ody., ©) © ¢. Oct) 2, 1933-4 np:
76975; Chas. E. Billie Smith. 20789
Mother dear mother; song. © 1 ec.
Oct. 25, 1983; E unp. 77934; Gordon
L. VanKeuren. 20790
Mother mine; song. © 1 «. Sept. 25,
1933; E unp. 77073; Katherine Clar-
ice Wyatt Wilkins. 20791
Mother singers; w Vera King Clark,
m Margaret Bronson; 3-pt. women’s
cho. © Aug. 30, 1933; E pub, 38515;
Willis music co. 20792
Mother tears; w and melody; with
recitation. © 1 ¢. Oct. 23, 1933; E
unp. 77815; Bob Miller. 20793
Mother tell me a story, sing a sweet
lullaby ; w and melody. ©1e. Oct.
21, 1983; E unp. 77790; John Lyons
Ennis. 20794
Mother’s (A) prayer; song. © Sept.
20, 1983; E pub. 38858; Chloe Mulle-
nax. 20795
Mountain moonbeams; valse song. ©
T.renlOet: 27 119833 3) sunp, 17663;
Grace Poole Tankersley. 20796
Mountain (The) trail; song, pf. sc. R.
Flewell, jr. and E. E. Johnson. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 21, 19838; H unp. 17182;
Marie M. Tormoen. 20797
Mountaineer moon; waltz, w and mel-
ady. © .1 ¢. Oct. 7% 19saHiBenmp.
77194; Dean Snodgrass. 20798
Mozart (Wolfgang, Amadeus) Out of
the deep; w from Psalm 1380, arr.
Gordon Balch Nevin; sop., alto and
bar.; organ ace. © Oct. 9, 1933;
E. pub. 38375; J. Fischer & bro.
20799
897
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20800
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus—Contd.
Rondo in G; arr. Albert Sam-
mons; violin; pf. ace. © Oct. 3,
19383; E for. 31881; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd. 20800
Violinkonzert in D;_ erstmalig
hrsg. u. eingerichtet Marius CasSsa-
desus. 1. Violine u. pf., mit 3 Ka-
denzen Paul Hindemith.—2. Partitur.
© Oct. 18, 1933; E for. 31850, 318538 ;
B. Schott’s sdhne. 20801, 20802
Miitterlein. .. ; slow-fox, text u. m
Austin Egen, Bert Reisfeld, u. Fritz
Joachim. arr. Billy Golwyn; orch.
stimmen. © Sept. 7, 1933; E for.
31643 ; Musikverlag City. 20803
—klavier arr. Billy Gol-
win, © Sept. 929. 21933—en? tor:
31795; Musikverlag City. 20804
Munich; by Carl McKinley; organ.
© Oct. 18, 1933; E pub. 38442; H. W.
Gray co. 20805
Music for C-5; from Cradle song, w
and m W. Franke Harling; women’s
voices. © 1 c. Oct. 27, 1933; E unp.
78035; Paramount productions, inc.
20806
Music (The) of love; song, m Terence
Michiel Murray. 1Coo! (ce Oct, Yat,
1933; E unp. 78244; John Elverton
Patten. 20807
Musical moments; no. 1, six minia-
tures, Billy Mayerl; pf. © Sept. 20,
1933; E for. 31814; Peter Maurice
music co., ltd. 20808
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
F. G. Hawkes. With suppl. v. 47,
pt. 10, Oct. 1933. © Sept. 27, 1933;
E for. 31774; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd. 20809
Mutual; m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
with w. © 1c Oct. 31, 1933; EH
unp. 78228; Lorna Chamberlain.
20810
My advice to you, smile; song. ©1c.
Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 77052; Bernie
Kravetz. 20811
My Araby rose; song. © 1 e. Oct. 4,
19383; E unp. 77114; Herman Dick
Kissenger. 20812
My Arkansas home; song, arr. R. S.
Sinclair. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1933; E
unp. 77854; Worth H. Hiskey.
20813
My Arkansas sweetheart; valse song.
© 1 c. Oct. 25, 1983; E unp. 78118;
Almond R. Hubble. 20814
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
My baby; pf. with w. © 1 «. Oct. 30,
19383; E unp. 78183; William Earle
Evans. 20815
My black eyed baby; song, arr. Verdi
Breinholt. © Oct. 6, 1933; E pub.
38423; Joe Ingebretsen. 20816
My blue eagle blues; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 19383; E unp. 77703;
Zeb Seybold. 20817
My castle of dreams is crumbling;
song. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1933; E unp.
77299; Louise Clark.
My charity waltz; m Loretta Ryan;
pf. treble with w. © 1 e. Oct. 25,
1933; E unp. 77950; Leslie L. Phil-
lips. 20819
My dancing lady; w Dorothy Fields,
m Jimmy McHugh, pf. arr. Wayne
Allen. © 1 ¢. Oct. 3, 1933; E unp.
77044; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
20820
My darling; waltz, G. De Felice; ac-
cordion. © Sept. 20, 1933; E pub.
38396; B. R. Quattrociocche. 20821
My dear; slow fox-trot song. © 1 ec.
Oct. 17, 19838; H unp. 77615; Pani
Alexander Kulig. 20822
My dear little star of hope; waltz
song, m Luther A. Clark. © Sept.
22, 1983; E pub. 38355; John Gray-
son Jones. 20823
My dear old U. S. A.; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 76974;
Hans A. Siegel. 20824
My dearest one; pf. with w. ©1..
Oct. 31, 1983; E unp. 78251; Harvey
J. Lebo. ; 20825
My design for living; w Mack Gordon,
melody Harry Revel. © 1 ¢. Oct.
16, 19383; E unp. 77482; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 20826
My desire; song, w Eddie Kolb. ©
1 ec. Sept. 18, 19383; E unp. 77127;
Charles Van Domelen. 20827
My dream house; song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
25, 1988; E unp. 77940; John Hole.
20828
My dream of dreams; w Rose Wanser,
with melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1933;
E unp. 77107; William A. Wanser.
20829
My dream of paradise; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
Oct. 18, 1983; E unp. 77400; Ralph
W. Mitchell. 20830
858
20818 -
a oll
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
20860
My dreaming surprise; w and melody.
© 1 «¢. Oct. 16, 19838; E unp. 775386 ;
Sam Haurilak. 20831
My dreamy mountain home; song. ©
Sept. 15, 1933; E pub. 38254; Nellie
E. Rice. 20832
My enterprising girl; song, m Stan
Tucker. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1983; E unp.
77269; William J. Satterlee. 20833
My fate when you said adieu; song, m
Ray Hawkins; with ukulele arr. ©
i enOct:, 16... 19338;. Ei unp.. 77502;
Margaret Curley. 20834
My first day at church; song, w John
Richard Moreland. © 1 ¢. Sept. 9,
1933; E unp. 76946; Mary Wright
Bain. 20835
My freedom; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Oct. 30,
1933; E unp. 78155; Joseph Dailey.
20836
My Galveston gal; fox trot, w and m
Phil Harris and George B. Adlam,
arr. Art McKay; orch. pts., with
male trio arr. B. Faighes. © Oct.
4, 19838; E pub. 38131; Leo. Feist,
ine. 20837
with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 25, 1933; E pub. 38105; Leo.
Feist, inc. 20838
My golden rose; song, w John Rich-
ard Moreland. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76947; Mary Wright Bain.
20839
My grand baby at the baby grand;
fox-trot song. © 1 ec. Oct. 10, 1933;
E unp. 77675; S. C. Jenkins.
20840
My happiest day; song, melody Ra-
phael Muscat. © 1 ¢. Oct. 16, 1933;
EK eunp. 77542; Paul Sammut. 20841
My heart still yearns for you; w and
melody. © 1. Oct. 4, 1933; E unp.
77099; Max A, Ealy. 20842
My hiding place. 1. Male voices.—2.
Mixed voices. © Oct. 24, 1933; E
pub. 385387; Mortimer Hall Knob-
loch. 20843
My husband; song, m Jimmie Brown;
with ukelele arr. © 1 c.- Oct. 23,
1938; E unp. 77837; Ida Quentin.
20844
————
My lady’s plainte; by Harold Colom-
batti; pf. © Aug. 30, 1933; E for.
31745; Bosworth & co., ltd. 20845.
22006—33—-—-4
My life I’ll pass with you sweet lass;
fox-trot song. © 1. Sept. 25, 1933 ;
E unp. 77580; Tonsho Karevf.
20846
My little cabin home; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1ce.
Oct. 16, 1983; E unp. 77514; Jennie
Mae Prouty. 20847
My little dream; waltz, G. De Felice;
accordion. © Sept. 20, 1933; E pub.
38395; B. R. Quattrociocche. 20848
My little grass shack in Kealakekua,
Hawaii; w and m Bill Cogswell,
Tommy Harrison and Johnny Noble;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 13, 1933;
E pub. 38402; Johnny Noble. 20849
My little mountain sweetheart; waltz,
w C. E. Byers, m E. J. Parker. ©
Sept. 1, 1988; E pub. 38244; Emma
Johnson Parker and Charles KE.
Byers. 20850
My little old mother; valse song. ©
# es Oct; 2,, 193835 AH ump: T6ons
Hazel Sprague. 20851
My little red rose; w and melody. ©
Lie, Oct. 16,,. 1933 sun, i o29
Anna M. Sullivan. 20852
My little star; w and melody. © 1.
Oct. 16, 19383; E unp. 77518; Philip
Wincott. 20853
My little sweetheart; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Oct, 18, 1983; E unp. 77386; S. Rose
Mill. 20854
My little world; 10 pieces, Clive
Harty; pf. © Sept. 21, 1933; E for.
31712; Walsh, Holmes & co., ltd.
20855
My lonely love is waiting; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1933; E unp.
77119; Al Washington. 20856
My lost love; w and melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77531; Kath-
ryn Wolf. 20857
My love dwelt in a northern land; ro-
mance, w Andrew Lang, m and arr.
Edward Elgar; sop. 1, 2. © Sept.
30, 1933; E for. 31696; Novello &
co., ltd. 20858
My love goes with you; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1988; E.unp. 77859;
Langford P. James. 20859:
My mother’s favourite song; waltz, w
Robert Hargreaves and Stanley J.
Damerell, m Harry Tilsley; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 25, 1933; E
for. 31816; Cecil Lennox, ltd. 20860
859
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20861
My name is N R A; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 16, 1983; E unp. 77503 ; Carl H.
Mangle. 20861
My new dolly; song, w John Richard
Moreland. © 1. Sept. 9, 1988; E
unp. 76948; Mary Wright Bain.
20862
My Oklahoma home; waltz; pf. with
w. .© 1:c¢. Sept..15, 1933.;, E. unp.
77135; Eddy Wilbur Carlson. 20863
My old Kentucky home; by Stephen
Foster, arr. Emil Soderstrom; male
voices. © Oct. 7, 1933; E pub.
38235; H. T. FitzSimons co. 20864
My old Montana home; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1983; E unp. 77425;
Warn Milford Oscarson. 20865
My Ozark home; song, arr. R. S. Sin-
clair. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1933; E unp.
77855; Worth H. Hiskey. 20866
My painting of life; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 77419;
William J. Fitzpatrick. 20867
My pardner of the trails; song. ©1ec.
Oct. 21, 19838; E unp. 17786; Hazel
EK. Lewis. 20868
My phantom; comp. and arr. Samuel
Kaylin; pf.-conductor. © 1 ¢. Oct.
6, 1933; E unp. 77237; Movietone
music corp. 20869
My phantom melody; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. Oct.
25, 1933; E unp. 77988; Lorraine
Weaver. 20870
My roaming days are over; w and
melody... ©..1);c., Oct. 2, 192265 —h)
unp. 76970; Lewis Russell Rubison.
20871
My secret with you; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
11; 19835- BE, unps 77327 ; sHhdward
Corcoran. 20872
My song of love; song, w Diana Chase.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 1933; E unp. 77160;
Jacques Miller. 20873
My soul, there is a country; unison
song, w Henry Vaughan, m Cyril
Winn. Winthrop Rogers ed.
Oct. 13, 1933; E for. 31840; Boosey &
co., ltd. 20874
My southern home; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Oct...13, 1983; E unp. T7397 3) J5..C.
Parson. 20875
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
My southern maid; from A southern
maid, w Holt Marvell, m George
Posford; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
17, 19383; © for. -sis007 3 eeu.
Prowse & co., ltd. 20876
My star of love; song. © 1c. Oct. 7,
1933; E unp. 77201; Clifford Hig-
gin. 20877
My sunshine has turned to rain; w
and melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 24, 1933;
E unp. 77875; James H. Hensley, jr.
20878
My Swedish Rose; w and melody. ©
1 ¢« Oct. 31, 198383°HR Apo eteeee ;
Wallace Sharpnack. 20879
My sweet wild mountain rose; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c¢ Oct. 30, 1933 53pm.
78161; Herbert Lilly. 20880
My sweetheart; w and melody. ©1c.
Oct. 10, 1933; E unp. 77322; Elmer
Pinder. 20881
My sweetheart in dreams; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 18, 1933; E
unp. 77632; Roger Thornton. 20882
My sweetheart of the air; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1933; E unp. 77382;
Nettie Anderson. 20883
My sweetie likes her three point two;
song. Aug. 31, 1983; HE pub.
38181: Harriet Lowden Madlener.
20884
My Swiss chalet; w and melody. ©
tc. Oct. 1, 19838; pee
Marvin R. J. Spearstone. 20885
My teardrops; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 14, 19383; E unp. 77445; Bill
Tremlin. 20886
My Tennessee; w and melody. ©1ec.
Oct. 24, 1988; E unp. 77873; Clar-
ence Ira Grice. 20887
My thoughts are all of you; waltz
song, arr. George F. Briegel; orch.
pts. © Aug. 22, 1933; E pub. 37442;
Marion H. Prentice. 20888
My waltze; pf. © Sept. 29, 1933; E
pub. 88095; Emma P. La Freniere.
20889
My West Indian Rose; song, w
Frances Estelle Lehlbach. © 1 e.
Oct. 5,°1938; E unp. 77149; Valborg
Teeling Walters. 20890
Mystic fantasy; by Morton Gould, arr.
D. Savino; pf. © Oct. 18, 1983;
E pub. 38886; Robbins music corp.
20891
860
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
N (1) R A; song. © Oct. 11, 1933;
E pub. 38415; George Stathis.
20892
N R A (The); song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Oct. 4, 1933; E unp. 77077; Mildred
G. Sibley. 20893
N. R. A.; blue eagle march song, arr.
Arthur Temme. © 1 ¢. Oct. 5, 1933 ;
E unp. 77159; Marguerite Harcourt.
20894
———mareh, w and melody.” © 1 «.
Oct. 2, 19383; E unp. 77025; Andrew
W. Streck. 20895
cous. ©) 1 ¢c. Oct. 23, 1983; B
unp. 77823; Israel Eddy Feldman.
20896
© 1 ¢ Oct. 30,1933; E
20897
m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1933;
E unp. 78162; Francis Burns. 20898
——m John Bach. © 1-¢. Oct:
6, 193838; E unp. 77173; Joseph Z.
Tarog. 20899
m Stan Tucker. © 1. Oct.
2, 1983; E unp. 77030; Walter F.
Seader. 20900
———Iweand melody. (©. 1 ¢ Oct.-10,
19383; E uup. 77991; Morris Friner.
20901
——w and melody. © 1. Oct. 16,
1933; E unp. 77528; Wm. A. Mielke.
20902
N.R.A. anthem; song. © Oct. 16, 1933 ;
E pub. 38513; Bertha Gordon.
20903
N. R. A. blue eagle; march song, arr.
D. Clingenpeel; band. © 1 ec. Oct.
13, 1933; E unp. 77486; Marie Anna
Beaurman. 20904
N. R. A. (The) for lovers; fox-trot
_march song, m Stan Tucker. © 1.
Oct. 2, 1983; E unp. 77028; Honora
song.
unp. 78217; Calla Beem.
Antonia Brault. 20905
N R A from Jupiter; song. © 1 «.
Oct. 20, 19338; E unp. 77733; Jessie
Bell Spring. 20906
N.R.A., just a song that you can’t
forget; song, melody Joe Brown and
Os. Crain. © 1 c..Octy:20,,,19383;
E unp. 77725; O. H. Crain. 20907
N. R. A. (The) march; violin and pf.
With. wv. » ©) 1),.¢., Oct.,.2 1983.5) B
unp. 76987; John B. Almagno.
20908
20923
N. R. A. (The) parade; song, m Mary
Louise Eyden. © 1. Oct. 14, 1933;
EH unp. 77453; William Arnold Ey-
den, jr. 20909
NRA (The) song; song. © Oct. 21,
1933; E pub. 38480; George M. Co-
han. 20910
Naomi; fox-trot song. © 1 c. Oct. 30,
1933; E unp. 78145; EH. M. Blanchet.
20911
Nation’s (The) rally song; song, mel-
ody S. V. Trier, new arr. Joseph
Kemp, © Oct: 1, 1933; 1 pub:
38209; Frederick M. Lynk. 20912
Nature’s symphony; w Joe Faye, with
melody. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp.
77256; Harry Diamond. 209138
Naughty Dip ’n Dap; melody. ©1e.
Sept. 21, 1938; E unp. 76593; Frank
Novak. 20914
Neue gesiinge; fiir die Deutsche evan-
gelische Christenheit, Gottfried Miul-
ler; gem. chor. © Oct. 5, 19338; H
for. 31869; Breitkopf & Hartel.
20915
Never again; w and m Gene Irwin; pf.
treble. © 1 ¢. Oct. 24, 1933; E unp.
77893 ; Morton Rudy. 20916
Never regret that you were in love
with me; song. ©1c. Oct. 2, 1933;
E unp. 77001; Helen B. Hooper.
20917
New (The) crusader’s marching hymn;
mixed voices. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1933;
E unp. 77062; Sophie Foster Sofio.
20918
New (The) deal; song, melody BHliz-
abeth Myers McCartney. ©1c. Oct.
7, 193838; E unp. 77192; Alice Thomp-
son DeHart. 20919
New (A) deal, in love; song. ©1.-.
Oct. 25, 19388; E unp. 77930; Rus-
sell A. Smith. 20920
New deal march; arr. G. Beltrame;
accordion. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1933; E
unp. 77251; Alfred Inabnit. 20921
New deal rhythm; from Take a chance,
w E. Y. Harburg, m Roger Edens;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 9, 1933;
E pub. 38321; Harms, ine. 20922
New (The) melody way to play the
piano; w and m various authors,
arr. bk. 1, advanced. © Oct. 4,
1933; E pub. 38325; William Otto
Miessner. 20923
861
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20924
New Year praise; song, m James L.
Brown. ‘© FT ‘¢) Oct. 16; 1933:
unp. 77509; Jennie Blout. 20924
New Zealand lullaby; violin; pf. acc.
© Oct. 5, 1933; E pub. 381838; Lau-
rence Carr. 20925
Night, and the curtains drawn: by G.
Ferrata, arr. Matthew Zoltai; violin,
cello ad lib. and pf. © Oct. 9, 1933;
E pub. 38259; J. Fischer & bro.
20926
Night and you; w C.. P. MeDonald,
with melody. © 1c. Oct. 27, 19383;
E unp. 78062; Helene Hipkins.
20927
Night has a thousand eyes; song, w
F. W. Bourdillon. © 1 ¢. Oct. 2,
1933; E unp. 77794; Helen Fryfogle
Pohlmann. 20928
Night in Buenos Aires; song, m Lu-
thersA.. Clark. (©. Qet. 24, 19335 “8
pub. 38522; Adolf Friesen. 20929
Night is like a Gipsy maiden; w Nel-
lie Richmond Eberhart, m Herbert
Stavely Sammond; men’s voices. ©
Oct.; 6.1933 ;. EH. pub. 38327; H.W,
Gray co. 20930
Night (The) is young; melody. ©
de eC. 3OCKh Te 2193515. 3) GUND te
Sylvio Sbrigata. 20931
Night of perfect dreams; w, melody
and harmony Lane Watson; with
guit. notations. ©1 ce. Oct. 9, 1933;
E unp. 77280; Richard Lane Wat-
son. 20932
Night of summer, sweet and tender;
w and m Leslie Elliott. © Sept.
23, 1933; E for. 31818; Peter Mau-
rice music co., ltd. 20933
Night owl; from Take a chance, w
and m Herman Hupfeld; with uku-
lele arr. © Oct. 3, 19383; E pub.
38320; Harms, inc. 20934
Night scene; serenade, w and melody,
arr. J. Sanborn Murphy. © Sept. 6,
1933; E pub. 38245; Maud Lalita
Johnson. 20935
Nineteen thirty three; song. © 1 «©.
Sept. 30, 1983; E unp. 77575; Bertha
B. Griffith. 20936
Ninnolo blu’; slow blues, parole rit-
miche E. Guido Izzo, m Oreste
Ceryno; orch. parti. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31873; Casa musicale
Mauro. 20937
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Ninon; from film A song for you, Eng-
lish, Harry S. Pepper, m B. Kaper
and Walter Jurmann; with ukulele
arr. © Aug. 22, 1933; Biforjeiges-
Dix, Itd. 20938
Nira; w ©. Melville, m E. Meltzer, rey.
and arr. Ernest Grisham. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 11, 1988; E unp. 77352; Corrina
Melville and Edward Meltzer. 20939
Nira and her eagle blue; march song.
© Oct. 11, 19383; E pub. 38204; Ger-
trude E. Ball. 20940
No one to love; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 23,
1933; E unp. 77791; Daniel Kuster.
20941
No other one but you; w and m Earl
Upton: -© 1 c Sept 16) 1924-8
unp. 76924; Florence May Long.
20942
No sun’s in the sky; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78168; Wm. A.
Davidson. 20948
No time to love; fox-trot song. ©
1 el) Oct. 25," 1933) Hh epee
Morton Abnett. 20944
Noche (Una) tropical; bolero serenata,
letra y m Ricardo Fabrega; pf. ©
Oct. 5, 19383; E pub. 38212; Latin
American music bureau. 20945
Not for all the rice in China; from As
thousands cheer, w and m Irving
Berlin; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
18, 1933; E pub. 38367; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 20946
Nothing rattles America; march, w
and melody. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1933;
E unp. 77899; Frank E. Cox. 20947
Notte veneziane; by Vito Carnevali,
orch. Quinto Maganini; dance orch.
pts. © Oct. 2, 1933; E pub. 38302:
J. Fischer & bro. 20948
Now ain’t that wonderful; fox-trot,
English, Arthur Stanley, m Kurt
Schwabach, Fred Raymond and
Will Meisel; with arr. for ukulele,
ete., Alvin D. Keech. © Sept. 30,
1933; E for. 31854; United music
publishers, 1Itd. 20949
Now rise again to your colors and
stand by the N.R.A.; song. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 77787; Mary
Mabel Stevens. 20950
Now that the storm is over; w Billy
Lane, melody Arthur D. Lane,
Johnny Holmes and Billy Lane. ©
1 ¢c. Oct. 30, 1983; E unp. 78204;
William Lane. 20951
862
no. 10, 19338
Now that you’re gone, I need you;
song. © 1. Oct. 2, 1988; E unp.
77053; Bernie Kravetz. 20952
Now we’re back together dear; melody.
© 1 ec. Oct. 27, 1933; E unp. 78040;
Lloyd Marx. 20953
O chureh of Christ, go forth; hymn,
w and m C. H. Lowden. © Sept.
18, 1983; E pub. 38177; C. Harold
Lowden, inc. 20954
© Deutschland hoch in ehren; kantate
1914, v. Heinrich Lemacher, werk
9, hrsg. H. Lemacher u. P. Mies;
gem. chor u. kleines orch. Partitur.
(©) sune 6, 1933; for. 31707; P. J.
Tonger. 20955
O Father, haste the promised hour;
w William Cullen Bryant, m F. C.
Maker, arr. Gordon Balch Nevin;
sop., alto and bar.; organ acc.
Oct. 94019338; EH pub. 388372:- J.
Fischer & bro. 20956
O lady Lou; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Oct. 20, 1933; E unp. 77730; For-
sythe and Hayward. * 20957
O little hills of Nazareth; w Herbert
J. Brandon, m Geoffrey O’Hara. ©
_ Sept. 29, 19838; E pub. 38315; M.
Witmark & sons. 20958
O littl town of Bethlehem; carol
solo, w Phillips Brooks, m Russell
Hancock Miles; med. voice; organ
ace. © Oct. 17, 1933; E pub. 38345;
Wm. A. Pond & co. 20959
O memory; w and m Ariadne Holmes
Edwards. © Oct. 4, 1983; E pub.
38094; Sherman square music pub.
co. 20960
O perfect love; sacred song, w Dorothy
Frances Gurney, m Healey Willan;
high voice; organ ace. © Oct. 24,
1933; E pub. 38486; H. W. Gray co.
20961
O please help the old age and others
needy get a pension with them to
you I plead; song. © 1c. Oct. 23,
1933; E unp. 77808; Wm. F. Mitchell.
20962
O sing unto the Lord a new song; an-
them, w from Psalm 98, m Francis
W. Snow; mixed cho., with ten., or
sop. solo. © Oct. 2, 1933; E pub.
38051; H. W. Gray co. 20963
O tiger; w and theme J. Chapman,
musical arr. Harold Nason. © Sept.
30, 1933 ; E pub. 38410; Joseph Chap-
man. 20964
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
20980
O you lovely little Ann; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 77659 ;
Paul F. Kordus. 20965
Odell; waltz song. © 1 c¢. Oct. 30,
1933; E unp. 78207; William A.
Duke. 20966
Of thee I sing; song. © 1. Oct. 21,
1933; E unp. 77779; Benton Reeves
Trout. 20967
Offenbach (Jacques) Barearolle;
from Tales of Hoffman, arr. Charles
Woodhouse; school orch. with pf.,
pts. © Sept. 21, 1933; E for. 31756 ;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd. 20968
Oh. Beane! I love you; w and melody.
©1e. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77547;
Grace Ellis. 20969
Oh Betty: w and m Alfred Tush;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 10, 1933 ;
E pub. 38514; Piedmont music ¢o.,
inc. 20970
Oh how I’ve sinned ; w Forman Brown,
m Frederick Hollander. © 1 ¢. Oct.
25, 1933; E unp. 77912; Movietone
music corp. 20971
Oh let me dream a dream tonight;
valse song. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E
unp. 77578; Carrie Hacker. 20972
Oh moon up above; w and melody.
© 1e. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 76962;
Clarence Foley. 20973
Oh, please don’t scold me for you know
I love you; w and melody. ©1..
Oct. 2, 1983; E unp. 77014; Lloyd
Stevens Runyan. 20974
Oh she was a winsome lassie; song, m
Stan Tucker. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1933;
E unp. 77027; D. Agnes Gritman
Bisher. 20975
Oh, show me hills where I can roam;
fox trot song. ©1e. Oct. 16, 1933 ;
E unp. 77520; Allan Charles Her-
bert. 20976
Oh tell me; valse song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
25, 193838; E unp. 78123; Lillian
Bigelow. 20977
Oh the fun; song, w John Richard
Moreland. © 1 ¢. Sept. 9, 1933; E
unp. 76949; Mary Wright Bain.
20978
Oh, there’s a lot a little kiss can do;
song. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1933; E unp.
78003 ; Margurite Carr. 20979
Oh what a night for love; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp.
78125; Myrtle Cooley. 20980
863
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20981
Oh, what paradise of love; song, w
Manuel Pineiro. © 1 c¢. Oct. 24,
1933; E unp. 77898; Ludovico To-
marchio. 20981
Oh yeah; song. © 1. Oct. 4, 1933;
E unp. 77120; Raymond Schroeder.
20982
Old (The) babbling brook by the mill;
w and melody. ©1c. Oct. 17, 1933;
E unp. 77617; Olive Martin. 20983
Old Black Joe; by Stephen C. Foster,
harmonized and arr. Leonard
Walker; women’s voices. © Sept.
5 19383") a. pubs S8241s Richard
Drake Saunders, 20984
Old (An) brass band; w and m Ro-
lond). bryane :ipt... _©> ie, Och...25;
1933; E unp. 77959; Roland I. Smith.
20985
Old fashion dipper that hangs on a
nail; w and melody B. Miller and
Lawrence Wilson. © 1 c¢. Oct. 10,
1933; E unp. 77292; Bob Miller.
20986
Old Glory’s forward march; w and m
Ben E. Crosby; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 18, 1933; E pub. 38215;
Richard Drake Saunders. 20987
Old Irish sweetheart of mine: w M.
Berk and C. Page, with melody. ©
tc: 20¢t... 6, 195385 jE np. 171725
Morty Berk. 20988
Old (The) lane; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Octs. 4;,.,19833,, HH, runp.. 70823 ih.
Schlaffer. 20989
Old (The) love bug has kotched me;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr.’ © 1 c, Oct. 23) 1933;
unp. 77838; A. W. Logsdon. 20990
Old Miami moon; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Oet.. 2, 1933’; FE. unp. 17666 ; Dan
E. Randall. 20991
Old Montana moon; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Oet. 138, 1933; E unp. 77401; Cliff
Armbruster. 20992
Old Mother Nature made my life
grand; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Oct.
28, 1933; E unp. 78050; Muriel Tuet-
ken Smith. 20993
Old Scotland; 20 tunes arr. Paul
Windrush; pf. © Sept. 21. 1933:
E for. 31748; Banks & son. 20994
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
Old (The) South; w J. L. Ennis, mel-
ody J. L. Ennis and C. Paulette.
© 1«@. Oct. 21, 1933; E unp. 717789;
John Lyons Ennis and Cyprian
Paulette. 20995
Old (An) Spanish custom; operetta,
bk. and lyrics Estelle Merrymon
Clark, m Palmer John Clark; mixed
voices. Voce. se. and libretto. ©
Oct. 25, 1983; D 28541; Raymond
A. Hoffman co. 20995*
Old (An) sweet song for a sweet old
lady: w and m Dixie Mason; with
ukulele arr. © June 28, 1933; E
pub. 38087: Forster music publisher,
inc. . 20996
Old trails; song. © 1«. Oct. 9, 1933:
E unp. 77261; Hazel Evelyn Lewis.
20997
Old (The) wigwam, in Quenemo;
song. ©1ec. Oct. 5, 1933; E ump.
77155; Sarah D. Fuller. 20998
On a steamer coming over, what could
we do; w Joe Goodwin and Henry
Bergman, m Lou Handman; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 17, 1933; E pub.
38343 ; Broadway music corp. 20999
On and on and on; from Let ’em eat
cake, w Ira Gershwin, m George
Gershwin; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Oct. 23, 1933; E pub. 38463:
New world music corp. 21000
On old Main street; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1 e.
Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77512; Wayne
L. Richards. 21001
On the banks of the Saskatchewan;
song, arr. V. C. Minnelli. © Oct.
21, 1933; E pub. 38412; Guy Blain.
21002
On the trail; from Grand Canyon
suite, Ferde Grofé, orch. D. Savino;
pts. © Oct. 2, 1933; E pub. 38100;
Robbins music corp. 21003
On to Chicago; song, m James L.
Doenges. 1 c. Sept. 20, 19838;
E unp. 77124; Wm. C. Doenges.
21004
On to victory; song, m arr., from
Charles Wesley, Soldiers of Christ
arise. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1933; E unp.
77161; Sarah Irene Frishkorn.
21005
One faux pas; w Albert Kavelin, m
Carmine Cavallaro; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
28, 1983: E unp. 78084; Harry Bud-
ner. 21006
864
licen alii allie chee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
One (The) girl: song, m EK. D. D.
Huntington. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1933;
E unp. 77134; Ada McGill. 21007
One hour; song. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1933;
E wunp. 78194; Marion Lorraine
Meeker. 21008
One is bound to be happy and gay;
fox-trot song. ©1e. Oct. 25, 1983;
E unp. 78116; Ricardo P. Alarcon.
21009)
One little kiss; w and melody. © 1.
Oct. 16, 1988; E unp. 77464; Erna
Baxter, i. e., Mrs. Robert Baxter.
21010
One minute to one; fox trot, w Sam
M. Lewis, m J. Fred Coots; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 24, 1983; EB
pub. 38501; Leo. Feist, inc. 21011
—w Sam M. Lewis, melody J. Fred
Coots. © 1c. Sept. 27, 1933; EB
unp. 77112; Leo Feist, inc. 21012
One night of sweet romancing; w
Walter Anderson, with melody. ©
Ie. Oct. 31, 19338; E unp. 78255;
Fritz E. Hebberd. 21013
Only dreams; valse song. © 1c. Oct.
10, 1988; E unp. 77673; Ethel S.
Hanny. 21014
ir]
Only (The) pal I loved has turned
man
me down; w and melody. © 1 e«.
Oct. 27, 1983; E unp. 78044; Albert
Shutt. 21015
Ooh honey what you do to me; w and
melody Cliff Friend, Harry Tobias
and Neil Moret. © 1c. Oct. 17,
1933; E unp. 77608; Leo Feist, inc.
21016
Our blue eagle; pf. with w. ©1ee.
Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 77024; Irene
Anderson. 21017
Our castle in Spain; song. © 1 «.
Oct. 50, 1933; E unp. 78195; Marion
Lorraine Meeker. 21018
Our farewell; w and melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 28, 1983; E unp. 78065; Sally
Flock. 21019
Our flower scented bower; song. ©
Pee Ock. oO 1935°" BH unp.” 17244:
Marian Westgarth. 21020
Our honeymoon ship; fox-trot song.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 10, 1983; E unp. 77681;
Katherine Rhoades. 21021
21036
Our night of love; m Loretta Ryan;
pf. with w. ©1e. Oct. 25, 1933; E
unp. 77951; Leslie L. Phillips.
21022
Our prayer; song. © 1 c¢. Oct. 30,
1933; E unp. 78211; Louise Clark.
21023
Our President; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Oct. 18, 19838; E unp. 77408; Wm. P.
Baugh. 21024
Our Roosevelt; w and melody. © 1c.
Oct. 24, 1933; E unp. 77888 ; Eleanor
Ridings. 21025
Our ship; song, w James Russell Low-
ell. “©ri) ¢. Sept) 23,4933 + Hump:
77223; Elizabeth B. Covell. 21026
Out in my garden; song. © May 14,
1933; E pub. 38119; Evelyn Horns-
by Mims. 21027
Out of the blue; song. © 1 ¢. Sept.
30, 1983; E unp. 77227; Thelma
Strickland. 21028
Out West; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 5, 1933;
E sunp. 77151; Barbara Bon Dagley.
21029
Over; song, m Stan Tucker. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 2, 1983; E unp. 77029; Charles
PutkKey. 21080
Over here; w and melody. © 1c. Oct.
7, 1933; E unp. 77185; Herman W.
Monson. 21031
Over my radio; song, melody Mar-
garet Sherry. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1933;
E unp. 77809; William Wood.
21032
Paddy ; ballad arr., L. E. DeFrancesco;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. Oct. 6,
1933; E unp. 77232; Movietone mu-
sic corp. 21033
melody fox-trot, from Paddy the
next best thing, w Lester O’Keefe, m
L. E. DeFrancesco; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 6, 1933; E pub. 88144; Mo-
vietone music Corp. 210384
Paddy’s Christmas party; by Hugo
Friedhofer: pf.-conductor. © 1 e.
Oct. 6, 1983; E unp. 77234; Movie-
tone music corp. 21035
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
Hxultate Deo; motet, w from Psalm
81, m arr. Channing Lefebvre; 5
male voices. [Latin and English
texts] \© Oct. 16; 1933: B ‘pub.
38145; Galaxy music corp. 21036
869
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21037
Palooka; w and melody Ann Ronell
and Johnny Burke. © 1 c¢. Oct. 14,
1933; E unp. 77451; Irving Berlin,
inc. 21037
Parade of the mannequins; w S. Adel-
man, melody B. Adelman. © 1 «
Oct. 24, 19383; E unp. 77890; Ben-
jamin Adelman and Samuel Adel-
man. 21038
Parade of the stars; march; 1st vio-
tin? © 1 & Oct. 21, 1933248 sun.
77768; Henry F. Brown. 21039
Paradise of memories; song. © 1 ©¢.
Oct. 14, 19838; E unp. 77458; Ken-
neth Jarnagin. 21040
Paradox ;»song.s ©i¢e¢. Oct. 5, 1933;
E unp. 77145; Lester Blossom. 21041
Paramount (The) Christmas book; no.
6, recitations, exercises, ete., w Liz-
zie DeArmond, and others, m Caro-
lyn R. Freeman, and others. © Oct.
10, 1933; AA 131088; Meyer & bro.
21042
Paraphrase on Prelude; by Rachmani-
noff, arr. Harry Volpe; guit. ©
Sept. 5, 1983; E pub. 38116; Al
Rocky co. 21043
Parapono (To) tou manga; w and
melody George Kamvissis and Minos
Matsa. ©1ce. Oct. 30, 1933; E unp.
78216; Standard phono co. 21044
Paresis walk; w E. H. Jackson, mel-
ody H. Meyer. ©1c. Oct. 26, 1933;
E unp. 78022; Horace Meyer and
Edwin H. Jackson. 21045
Parisienne nights; revue, Chas. W.
Storm; band pts. © Sept. 18, 1933;
E pub. 37986; Albert James White.
21046
Passing by; anon. poem from Thomas
Ford’s Musicke of sundrie kinds,
melody attributed to Edward Pur-
cell, pf. acc. and choral arr. Carl
Deis; 3-pt. mixed cho. © Sept. 30,
1933; E pub. 38278; G. Schirmer,
ine. 21047
Patrick County 4 H club song; song,
melody Elizabeth Myers McCartney.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1933; E unp. 77687;
Ham L. Newman. 21048
Peerless (The) schottische; pf. © 1
ec. Oct. 11, 1988; E unp. 77444; B.
Bernard Turnquist. 21049
Peggy Malone; song, arr. Genevieve S.
Ellis. © 1 c. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp.
77247; R. C. Fanning. 21050
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
Perecolate; pf. with w. © 1 c. Oct.
d1,. 19333, E., unps. eae
Schlossberg and Leon Zeller. 21051
Perduto amore; w and melody. ©
1 c. Oct. 17, 1933 ; E unp. 776138; Sal-
vatore Scalora. 21052
Perhaps, I'll be true to you; song, mel-
ody Carl Wengart. © 1 ¢. Oct. 23,
1933; E unp. 77805; Julian Chein.
21053
Phone bell; song, w John Richard
Moreland. © 1 ec. Sept. 9, 1933;
E unp. 76950; Mary Wright Bain.
21054
Piano-artist; 6 ausgewdhlte tanz-
klaviersoli, bearb. Billy Golwyn. ©
Sept. 29, 1983; E for. 31796; Musik-
verlag City. 21055
Pico Peak of old Vermont; song. ©
Oct. 4, 1983; E pub. 38169; Hazel
Sumner Davis. 21056
Piedigrotta La Sirena 1933; versi e
m diversi autori; pf. © Aug. 1,
19383; E for. 31722; Italian book co.
21057
Piedigrotta Santa Lucia; canzoni del
1933, letra e m diversi autori, com-
pilatore Libero Bovio. © Aug. 1,
1933; E for. 31746; Italian book co.
21058
Pierina; mazurka, Mario Carcelli;
armonica. © Sept. 20, 1933; E pub.
38194; Biagio R. Quattrociocche.
21059
Pilgrim (The) fathers; w _ Felicia
Dorothea Hemans, m Edwin J.
Stringham; mixed cho. © Oct. 2,
1933 ; E pub. 38050; H. W. Gray co.
21060
Pilgrims’ (The) jubilee hymn; w and
m John F. O’Hara; pf. © July 10,
19383; E pub. 38113; William fF.
O’Hara, jr. 21061
Pilsener (The) song; song. © 1 e¢.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78154; Charles
Tracy. 21062
Pink rose-buds to you; song. © 1 e.
Oct. 9, 19383; E unp. 77254; Nettie
Smith McCormick. 21063
Piper (A); unison song, w Seumas
O’Sullivan, m Jessie Furze. © Oct.
6, 1933; E for. 31827; Boosey & Co.,
Itd. 21064
Piu’ (Le) belle canzoni romane; del
poeta Bixio Cherubini, m B. Cheru-
bini, E. Palatta e E. Abbati. ©
June 1, 1983; E for. 31779; Italian
book co. 21065
866
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933 21093
Plane landing; by Frederick MHol- | Postlude on Sleepers, wake; by Miles
lander; pf.-conductor. © 1 ec. Oct. VA. Martin; organ acc. © Oct. 26,
20, 19383; E unp. 77719; Movietone
music corp. 21066
Play, fiddle, play; arr. J. Rosamond
Johnson, w Jack Lawrence, Italian
w F. Pennino, m Emery Deutsch
and Arthur Altman; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 18, 1933; E pub. 38368 ;
Edward B. Marks music corp.
21067
Play with me; waltz; melody with pf.
acc. © 1 ¢. Oct. 14, 19383; E unp.
77565; Carl F. Mann. 21068
Playground (The) ; song. ©1c. Oct.
25, 1933; E unp. 77941; John Hole.
21069
Please, dear, will you be mine always;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1933; HE
unp. 78167; Earl Baugh. 21070
Please remember ; fox-trot, w Herschel
Cropper, m Peggy Marsh. © 1 «@.
Oct. 25, 19338; E unp. 77933; Mar-
cella Geon. 21071
Please silv’ry clouds hide the golden
moon; song. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1933;
E unp. 78112; Reta A. Kincaid.
21072
Please take me back in your heart;
w and m Morton Abnett. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 31, 1988; E unp. 78256; George
Morton Abnett. 21073
Pleasure cruise; w Christine, m Geof-
frey Henman; with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 8, 1933; E for. 31812; Geof-
frey Fletcher, ltd. 21074
Ploughing (The) farmers; Ukrainian
folk-song, English tr. Max T. Krone,
m arr. Alexander Koshetz; mixed
voices. © Oct. 19, 1983; Epub.
38455; M. Witmark & sons. 21075
Pop eye; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Oct.
12, 1933 ; E unp. 77416; Thomas Wil-
liam Myers. 21076
w O. Skidmore, melody F. Hutch-
mst) tie!) Oet:.25; 1933 ;) DH unip.
77948; Frank Hutchins and Oliver
Skidmore. ZLOTT
Pop-eye the sailor man; song. ©1..
Oct. 28, 1933; E unp. 78082; Joe R.
Telasco and Thos. B. Rose. 21078
Postlude; in excelsis gloria, w Henry
H. Bonnell; double choir. © Oct.
3, 1933; E pub. 38168; Sydney
Henry Thomson. 21079)
193838; E pub. 38339: H. W. Gray co.
21080
Power (The) of God; song. ©1.«.
Oct. 14, 19383; E unp. 77447; Edna
E. Burkhardt. 21081
Practical tutor for the double bass;
Prof. Josef Hrabé’s method, by
Adolf Lotter. © Oct. 13, 1933; EB
for. 31841; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd. 21082
Prayer (A); mixed voices: © 1 .
Oct. 31, 1933; E unp. 782380; Lola
Gwin Smale. 21083
Precious (The) fountain; hymn. ©
Sept. 1, 1933; E pub. 38060; George
Bennard. 21084
Pretending; w and melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77545; Lillian
Limongi. 21085
Priceless gems; song, m Luther A.
Clark. Oct. 10, 1933; E. pub.
38495; Lorraine S. Walker. 21086
Prodigal (The) son; w and melody.
© 1. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77525;
Gerard Petit. 21087
Progressive trombone studies in mod-
ern dance rhythms; by Henri Weber,
op. 22...© Oct. 28, 1933;'E pub.
38547 ; Belwin, inc. 21088
Proper of the mass; for all the Sun-
days and principal feasts of the
year, set to Gregorian psalmodic
formulae, with organ ace. © Oct.
18, 1983; AA 131556; Carlo Rossini.
21089
Prosperity ; fox-trot song. © 1c. Oct.
25, 1933; E unp. 78117; M. Mabel
Stevens. 21090
Prosperity (The) blues, happy blues;
song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 31, 1933; E unp.
78240; Margery Wells. 21091
Prosperity’s thrill; fox-trot, w and m
Grace L. Brown. © 1 ¢. Oct. 10,
1933; E unp. 77683; Grace L. Shoe-
maker. 21092
Psallite Domino; motet for Ascencion-
tide, William Byrd, ed. and arr.
from Gradualia bk. 2 and English
text added, Edmund H, Fellowes;
5 mixed voices. © Sept. 11, 1933;
E for. 31740; Stainer & Bell, Itd.
21093
867
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21094
Psyché; French, Pierre Corneille, m
EK. Paladilhe, English version and m
transcribed F. Campbell-Watson ;
male voices. © Sept. 15, 1933; E
pub. 38260; M. Witmark & sons.
21094
Puddin’ head Jones; w Al Bryan, m
Lou Handman; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. © Oct. 23, 1933; E pub.
38459; Remick music corp. 21095
Puppy (The) willow tree; song, w
Mrs. Charles A. Leonard. © 1 ce.
Oct. 17, 1933; E unp. 77778; Dwight
R. Malsbary. 21096
Queen (The) enters heaven; hymn, w
and m Daniel A. Lord. © Aug. 2,
1933; E pub. 38380; Queen’s work,
ine. 21097
Queen of love; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78159 ; Luciano
Passion Blas. 21098
Quick Henry, the flit; w E. H. Jack-
son, melody H. Meyer. © 1 c¢. Oct.
26, 1933; E unp. 78019; Horace
Meyer and Edwin H. Jackson.
21099
Quien eres tu; cancion. ©1c. Oct. 9,
1933; E unp. 77253; Irene Montana.
21100
Quintett in F major; by Charles
Wood; flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and
bassoon. © Oct. 10, 1933; E for.
31825; Boosey & co., Itd. 21101
Quit a high hattin’ me; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78175; Leo
Henderson. 21102
Radio lady; fox-trot, w Harmon
Charles and D. Browning, m Carl |
Rupp and H. Charles. © 1 e¢. Oct.
10, 19838; E unp. 77285; Duncan
Browning. 211038
© 1c. Oct. 30,
78210; William A.
Duke. 21104
Ragamuffin Jane; w Johnny Burke,
melody Harold Spina. © 1 ¢. Oct.
14, 1988; E unp. 77452; Irving Ber-
lin, inc. 21105
Rah! For the N. R. A.; song, w E. M.
Robbins. © 1 c Oct. 13, 1933; E
unp. 77417; Marilynn Robbins.
21106
Railroad song; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 20, 1933; E unp. 77736; Marie
T. Laing. 21107
Radio queen; song.
1933; E unp.
pt. 1; nyseaeas
Raindrops; song, w James Quacken-
bush. © 1c. Oct. 18, 1933; E unp.
77700; James G. Parke. 21108
Rambler’s (A) song; w and m Walter
Adrian; in E flat. © Sept. 22, 1933;
E for. 31761; Elkin & co., ltd. 21109
Rapturous hour; French, Paul Ver-
laine, tr. Arthur Knox, m Reynaldo
Hahn, arr, Harry Gilbert; sop. 1, 2
and alto. © Oct. 9, 1933; E pub.
38257; J. Fischer & bro. 21110
Rastus; by Samuel Kaylin; pf.-con-
ductor. ©1c. Oct. 6, 1933; E unp.
77235; Movietone music corp. 21111
Raven (The); musical recitation, w
Edgar Allan Poe, m Arcady Du-
bensky; orch. Se. ©1c July 10,
19383; D 28523; G.) RicGrina co
inc. 21111*
Reflection ; by Margaret Hawkins; pf.
© Sept. 22, 1933; E pub. 38272;
G. Schirmer, ine. 21112
Rejoice and sing; Christmas carol, w
Edward A. Fuhrmann, m Joseph
Eckman, arr. Kenneth E. Runkel;
mixed voices. © Oct. 20, 1933; E
pub. 38449; M. Witmark & sons.
21113
Reliance theme song; w Lindsley Mac-
Harrie, melody Frederick B. Bow-
ers. © 1c Oct. 2, 1933; E unp.
77004; Freeman Lang. 21114
Remember I'll always love you; w and
melody. © 1 c« Oct. 16, 1933; B
unp. 77530; Alphonse Szemplenski.
21115
Remember me; w and m Ariadne
Holmes Edwards. © Oct. 4, 1933;
E pub. 38093; Sherman square mu-
Sic pub. co. 21116
Remember tonight is tonight; valse
song. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp.
77581; Kurt Geppert. 21117
Remembrance of mother; pf. with w.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 19383; E unp. 77957;
Wm. Henry Jackson. 21118
Requiem ; song, w Ruby A. Hires; in
D' min. © ‘1 c. ‘Oct.°112) esa ee
unp. 77365; Gertrude Snodgrass.
21119
Rest (The) is history; w Bud Green,
m Sam H. Stept; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 10, 1933; E pub. 38484;
Mills music, ine. 21120
Réve exquis; song. © 1 e¢. Oct. 3,
1933; E unp. 77061; Alice Hunt.
21121
868
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
Revel (Harry) Four moon _ skits;
from Sittin’ pretty, w Mack Gordon,
m H. Revel. © 1 ec. Oct. 16, 1988;
E unp. 77484; Paramount produc-
tions, inc. 21122
Reviens cherie reviens; pf. avec pa-
roles. ©1c. June 7, 1933; E unp.
77916; Paul Csapo. 21123
Rhapsody of love; w B. Brooks, mel-
Mime eed. Parks. © 1 ¢,Oct..27,
1933; E unp. 78060; Paul J. Parks
and Buddy Brooks. 21124
Rhode Island skies; w and m Mario
me Cola spf. ©! 1c! Oct; 16, 1933;
E unp. 77471; Mario Cola. 21125
Rhythm mad; song, melody Edgar
Dowell. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp.
76989; Arthur Davis Porter. 21126
Rhythm of the day; from Ziegfeld
follies 1931, w and m J. P. Murray,
Barry Trivers and Ben Oakland;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © 1.
Oct. 16, 1983; E unp. 77474; Miller
music, inc. 21127
Ridin’ on the moonlight range; w and
melody. © 1 e¢. Oct. 16, 1933; E
unp. 77546; Harl Wallace Watne.
21128
Right (The) old time; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Oct. 18, 1983; E unp. 77406; E. P.
Bell. 21129
Rio Rita; musical comedy, w Joseph
McCarthy, m Harry Tierney. Voc.
se. © Oct. 3, 1933; E pub. 38132;
Leo Feist, inc. 21130
River (The); w Arthur L. Salmon,
m Alec Rowley ; mixed cho. © Sept.
15, 1933; E for. 31753; Boosey &
co., ltd. 21131
River of dreams; waltz song. © 1c.
Oct. 2, 19838; E unp. 77049; John
Harry Weimer. 21132
River’s (The) melody; pf. treble with
w. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1933; E unp.
78012; Marjorie Hariette Doolittle.
| 21133
Road (The) ; song, w Isabella Church-
ill. © Mar. 12, 19382; E pub. 38490;
Wilma C. Agnew. 21134
Road (The) to success; w and melody
F. R. McArthur, harmony and arr.
Howard W. Risley; pf. © 1 ce. Oct.
11, 19838; E unp. 77334; Fred R. Mc-
Arthur. 21135
21149
Robbins (The) collection of two hun-
dred jigs, reels and country dances;
compiled Jack Snyder; pf. © Aug.
8, 1988; E pub. 3873889; Robbins
music- corp. 21136
Rock in a rocket to Mars; song. ©
1 ¢,. Oct. 26, 2983; EH unp. 78017;
Hilda Dorothea Marquardt. 21137
Rock me to sleep in my Rocky Moun-
tain home; w and m G. C. Levell,
arr. Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©
1 ec. Oct. 25, 19838; E unp. 77963;
Gordon Clarence Levell and Clif-
ford Joseph Huttl. 21138
Rock-a-bye, hush-a-bye; song. ©1e.
Oct. 4, 1933; E unp. 77118; Edward
H. Schillemore. 21139
Rockin’ in rhythm; fox-trot, Duke Hl-
lington, Irving Mills and Harry
Carney, arr. Lou Halmy; orch. pts.
© Sept. 12, 1933; E pub. 38018;
Gotham music service, inc. 21140
Roll around to me; fox-trot, w and
melody: ‘© 1 c. Oct. 24, 1933: HB
unp. 77892; David Van Raalte.
21141
Roll the old chariot along; cho., w
Margaret Rose; mixed voices. ©
Oct. 10, 19838; E for. 31785; Stuart
Young. 21142
Romance (The) of our people; interna-
tional Hebrew hymn, w and m Ab-
ner Silver, Maurice Sigler and Al
Hoffman. © Oct. 5, 1933; E pub.
38134; Edward B. Marks music corp.
211438
Romanza de Sjon Boren; violin and
pf. © Sept. 28, 1933; E pub. 38417;
Julius Jakobson. 21144
Roosevelt and the N. R. A.; w and
melody. ©1e. Oct. 6, 1933; E unp.
77162; Jerome Israel. 21145
Roosevelt day; march song. © Oct.
14, 1933; E pub. 38288; F. W. Grant.
21146
Roosevelt just won’t wait; w M. Sears,
m B. S. Davis. © 1 c. Sept. 25,
1933; E unp. 77225; Martha Sears
and Beatrice Stewart Davis. 21147
Roosevelt (The) march; song. © Oct.
17, 1933; E pub. 383849; Wright Bar-
clay. 21148
Rose (A) covered shack; song. © 1
e. Oct. 25, 19838; E unp. 78137; Mar-
garet White McDonald. ¥ @ 2id49
869
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21150
Rose of the desert: w and melody. ©
f Cm Ot, “21. "1933 we FTA:
Marjorie Harper. 21150
Rose (The) that was given by you;
w and m Jim Brogan, arr. Harry A.
Powell; with ukulele arr. © July
7, 19383; E pub. 38853; James Pat-
rick Brogan. 21151
Roses of Los Angeles; w Tom Brack-
ney, m Helen Fincher; with ukulele
arr; © «Sépt: A8, 11933) asp:
38214; Richard Drake Saunders.
21152
Roses of yesterday; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Oct: -4,. 1933. Hy umpe iOS: vlaiby
Peterson. Zits
Roundabout book; illus., stories and
m Bob and Ted Maier. © Sept. 27,
1933; A 65475; Riker, Brown & Wel-
lington, ine. Piles
Rounded up in glory; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 76992;
Fleming Allan. 21154
Rublova (Inna) Ballad; w Richard
Bennett, and melody. © 1 « Oct.
14, 1983; E unp. 77455; Inna Rub-
lova. PA ha,
Rumba tambah; letra y m Rafael Her-
nandez. © Oct. 5, 1933; 3. pub.
38211; Latin-American music bu-
reau. 21156
Rustic (A) maiden; w and melody.
Cy toe. “Oct. 21, 18a5% Aap ia
Marjorie Harper. 21157
Rustic parade; with biographical
sketch, glossary, fingering, phrasing,
etc., by Louis Victor Saar, op. 134,
no. 2; pf. © Sept. 14, 1933; E pub.
38414; Art publication soc. 21158
©.1 ce Oet412,
77795; Benjamin
21159
Ryfedd (Y) groes; rhan-gan i leisiau
meibion, iw chanu heb gyfeiliant,
geiriau Cymraeg cyfaddasiad 0 emyn
Dr. Watts, gan y cyfansoddwr, gerd-
doriaeth R. Stephen. © July 1,
1933; E for. 31799; Robert Stephen.
Ruthie; fox trot song.
19383; E unp.
Handley.
21160
S. R. Kent drive pep song: w and m
Philip A. Scheib; pf. wc. iT,
1933; E pub. 38309; Fox film corp.
21161
Sacerdotes Domini; motet, William
$vrd, ed. and arr. from Gradualia
bk. 2, and English text added, Ed-
pt. IT, n. s., v. 28
mund H. Fellowes; 4 mixed voices.
© Sept. 11, °1933;" E“fer™ sirt-
Stainer & Bell, Itd. 21162
Sag en logn, men s’g den som en gen-
tleman; slow-waltz, text Fritz Gus-
taf, m Fred Winter; pf. © July 11,
1933; E for. 31706; A/B skandina-
visk production. 21163
Sag’ es mir noch einmal...; tango, w
Hans R. v. Nack u. Otto Forst-Berg.
m Kary Vacek, klavierarr. Alex-
ander Steinbrecher; mit ukulele arr.
Al Scander. © July 17, 1933; E
for. 31771; Wiener operettenverlag,
G. m, b. H., Dacapo-verlag. 21164
St. Catherine; by Carl McKinley; or-
gan. © Oct. 18, 1933; E pub. 38440;
H. W. Gray Co. 21165
St. Clement ; by Carl McKinley; organ.
© Oct. 18, 1933; E pub. 38444; H.
W. Gray Co. 21166
St. Moritz waltz; w Forman Brown, m
Frederick Hollander. © 1 e Oct.
_ 20, 1933; E unp. 77722; Movietone
music corp. 21167
Saint-Saens (Charles Camille) My
heart at thy sweet voice; melody
fox-trot, special arr. Jimmy Dale;
dance orch. pts. © Sept. 26, 1933:
E pub. 38083; J. Albert Browne.
21168
St. Theodulph; by Carl McKinley; or-
gan. © Oct. 18, 1933; E pub. 38441;
H. W. Gray co: 21169
Sal6n (El) de cabaret; tango can-
cién. © :+1.c. Oct. 2, 19235 iene
77020; Anna Alfaro de Conte. 21170
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled F. G. Hawkes;
full sc. and pts. Second ser., nos.
193-196, |: Oct. 1938. _1@it Senta:
1933; E for. 31711; Salvationist pub.
& supplies, ltd. 21171
Same (The) stupid gossoon am I; w
and m Basil Charles-Dean. © Sept.
26, 19388; E for. 31835; Boosey &
eo. td. 2172
Sands (The) of Sahara; waltz song,
w J. C. Willocks. © Sept. 15, 1933;
EK for. 31710; Cecil A. Low... 2iive
San Lorenzo; march, C. A. Silva, arr.
F. J. Smith; drum and fife band pts.
© Sept. 22, 1933; E for. 31750;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd. 21174
870
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
21201
Santa’s experiment; Christmas can-
tata for young people, text Carolyn
R. Freeman, m I. H. Meredith. ©
Sept. 5, 1933; D 28535; Tullar-Mere-
dith co. 21174*
Saratoga moon; waltz, w D. G.
Dutcher, melody C. J. Gaal. ©1ce.
Aug. 16, 1983; E unp. 75103; Chas.
J. Gaal and Don Grant Dutcher.
21175
Satisfied with Jesus; hymn, w U. S.
Keeling, sr., m Ulysses Simpson
Keeling, jr. © Sept. 29, 1933; H
pub. 88082; U. S. Keeling & son.
21176
Saucy eyes; w and melody. © 1c.
Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77532; Doro-
thy Edith Dewester. 21177
Savage love; w and melody. © 1.
Oct. 24, 1983; E unp. 77871; Eda
K. Thomas. 21178
Save all your sorrow all for tomor-
row; w and melody. © 1 ec. Oct.
16, 193838; E unp. 77544; Stanley
Xenos. 21179
Save me from being lonesome; fox-
trot, w and m Al Lewis, Al Sherman
and Abel Baer, arr. Jack Mason;
oreh. pts., with male trio arr. B.
Faighes. © Oct. 13, 1933; E pub.
38341; Leo Feist, inc. 21180
with ukulele arr. ©
Sept. 25, 1933; E pub. 38107; Leo.
Feist, ine. 21181
Say it with lilacs; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1. Oct. 25,
19383; E unp. 77967; Nellie Muscott
Chapin. 21182
Say that you belong to me; w Eleanor
Roberts; pf. © 1 c. Oct. 19, 1933;
E unp. 77713; Elemer M. Schalitz.
21183
Say yes to Jesus; hymn. © Sept. 24,
1933; E pub. 38222; EHarl Wayne
Whitney. 21184
Scarecrow (The); song, poem Mar-
garet G. Rhodes; unison. © Oct.
17, 1988; E for. 31803; Reginald
Hunt. 21185
Searecrow’s (The) march; melody.
© 1 ce. Sept. 21, 1933; E unp. 76590;
Frank Novak. 21186
Schattmann (Alfred) Sieben ausge-
wahlte klavierstiicke. hft. 1,2. ©
Sept. 18, 19383; E for. 31762, 31768 ;
Verlagsanstalt deutscher tonkiinstler
m.b.H. 21187, 21188
Seorching love; w E. R. Calhoun,
melody W. Wells. © 1 ¢. Oct. 13,
1933; E unp. 77429; Ernest R. Cal-
houn and Walter Wells. 21189
Searching the wide world over; song.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1933; E unp. 78097 ;
Alice J. Berding. 21190
Seasons (The); pf. © Apr. 15, 1933;
HE for. 81715; Ada Jordan Pray.
21191
See that my grave is kept green; w
and melody A. P. Carter. © 1.
Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 78090; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 21192
Seicheprey post march; song, arr. May
Hinckley. © 1 ¢. Oct. 11, 19383; EH
unp. 77335; L. Irving Beach. 21193
Selected traditional tunes; for use as
rhythmic movement exercises, arr.
with suitable acces. Lucy M. Welch;
pf. © Sept. 26, 1933; E for. 317138;
Joseph Williams, ltd. 21194
Senex puerum portabat; motet, for the
Feast of the purification, William
Byrd, ed. and arr. from Gradualia
bk. 1, and English text added, EHd-
mund H. Fellowes; 5 mixed voices.
© Sept. 11; 1933; E for. 31742;
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 21195
Senorita; valse espagnol, Francesco B.
De Leone, op. 22, no. 10; pf. ©
Sept. 5, 1933; E pub. 38191; Biagio
R. Quattrociocche. 21196
w Frank J. Coyle, m Robert W.
Gibb ; 3-pt. women’s voices. © Sept.
5, 1933; E pub. 38526; Boston mu-
sic co. 21197
Separation; w S. K. Russell, m Mar-
jorie Conrad Johnson. © Sept. 10,
1938; E pub. 38237; Ogren & Uhe,
ine. 21198
Sérénade d’amour; paroles Jean
Rodor, m Harry Waldau, op. 60, arr.
Leopold Weninger; orch. ptes. ©
Sept. 29, 1983; E for. 31791; Anton
J. Benjamin, a.-g. 21199
Serenade to a dream; w Marjorie
Beatrice Seibert, m Franklin Lund-
strom. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1933; E unp.
77097; Carl Franklin Lundstrom.
21200
Serenata; by HEnzolini, arr. R. Shal-
mer; strings and pf. © Aug. 25,
1933; E for. 31856; Jacques Liber.
21201
871
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21202
Serve cold; song, melody George Wil-
liam Caturani. © 1 e. Oct. 4, 1933;
E unp. 77109; Julian Nicholas Chein.
21202
Service prelude in E flat; by W. R.
Voris; organ. © Oct. 16, 1933; E
pub. 38338; H. W. Gray co. 21203
Shackles of love; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 23, 1983; E unp. 77844; James
Hart. 21204
She is a sensible girl; song, melody
Jack Mahoney. ©1e. Oct. 21, 1933 ;
E unp. 77771; John Connelly. 21205
She took off her hat; w Marjorie Sei-
bert, m Franklin Lundstrom. ©1ce.
Oct. 4, 19338; E unp. 77557; Carl
Franklin Lundstrom. 21206
Shine on lovely moon; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Oct. 13, 1933; E unp. 77389; Olive
Bart. 21207
Shine on moon shine on; song. ©1«.
Oct. 12, 1933; E unp. 77360; George
Chas. Meyer. 21208
Ship at night; song, w Gertrude Coit.
© Oct. 13, 1933; E pub. 38401; John
Coxhead. 21209
Shocking rag; w Marjorie Seibert, m
Franklin Lundstrom. © 1 ¢. Oct. 4,
1933; E unp. 77556; Carl Franklin
Lundstrom. 21210
Shrine (The); w Digby Mackworth
Dolben, set to m Fritz Warnke;
sop. 1, 2 and alto, unace. ©1..
Oct. 2, 19838; E unp. 76995; Freder-
ick W. Warnke. 21211
Side street; w and melody. © 1 «.
Oct. 24, 1933; E unp. 77901; Michael
Caleo. p44 PAL
Sign on the dotted line; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Oct. 18, 19338; E unp.
77638; John H. Davis. 21213
Since I fell in love with you; song, w
R. Prideaux and Clayton Knechtges.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 77996;
Ralph Prideaux. 21214
©l1e.
EK unp. 77246; Elzy
beg Ba
Since we’ve been apart; song.
Oct. 9, 1933;
Wright.
Since you became angry with me;
song, melody Jack Mahoney. © 1 ©.
Oct. 17, 1988; E unp. 78107; Lillian
Babec. 21216
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Since you said goodbye; fox-trot, w
Gordon B. Hunt and Vick Knight,
m Clifford Barnes. © 1 e¢. Oct. 7,
1933; E unp. 77440; Gordon Bram-
ley Hunt. 2217
Sinfonia gli all6ri; orch. [conductor]
© 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 77944;
Giuseppe Verna. 21218
Sing and rejoice; Biblical w, m F. A.
Clark; sop. solo and cho. © Oct.
23, 1933; E pub. 38473; Hall-Mack
co. 21219
Sing for the joy of life; song. © Oct.
20, 1933; E for. 31802; J. H. Adams.
21220
Sing, little banjo; w Grace L. Hosmer.
m Ira B. Wilson; men’s voices. ©
Sept. 5, 1983; E pub. 38160; Lorenz
pub. co. 21221
Sing no more; w and melody Billy
Hill and De Dette Lee. © 1 ce. Oct.
11, 1933; E unp. 77320; Shapiro,
Bernstein and co., ine. 21222
Sing we merrily; anthem, William
Child, transposed up a minor 38rd
and ed. Henry G. Ley; 8 mixed
voices, organ ace. © Sept. 30, 1933;
E for. 31797; Novello & co., ltd.
21223
Singing a little song to you; w and m
Jack Kurtze. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1933;
E unp. 78103; Martin Shreves
Kurtze. 21224
Sittin’ on a log, pettin’ my dog; w and
m Byron Gay and Zez Confrey ; with
ukuleie arr. May Singhi Breen, and
chord notations. © Oct. 28, 1983;
E pub. 38529 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 21225
Sitting on a rainbow; song, melody
Matthew Romano. © 1 ¢. Oct. 21,
1933 ; E unp. 77759 ; Emil Valiant.
21226
Sjomansdans (En) i manens glans;
text Folkelin, m Hanon och Dawi-
son; pf. © July 11, 193s-etaee
31702; A/B skandinavisk produc-
tion. 21227
Skating on the ice; song. © 1c. Oct.
9, 1938; E unp. 77250; Ester Mar-
garet Anderson. 21228
Sky-high; song. © 1 ec. Oct. 9, 1933:
E unp. 77258; Florence Adele Pond.
21229
Smile and keep on smiling; pf. with
words. © 1c. music Sept. 18, 1933,
1,¢c.-words Oct. 18; E ap. fora.
Lillian D. Morse. 21230
872
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
Smile (A) or two; w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 21, 1988; E unp. 77776;
Marjorie Harper. Psy al
Smiling; w and melody. © 1.c¢. Oct.
18, 1933; E unp. 77995; Ruby New-
man Moore. 21232
Snappy tunes; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c¢.
Oct. 138, 1983; E unp. 77404; James
Lignelli. 21233
Snooksie; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢. Oct.
10, 1983; E unp. 77674; Stephen
Beringer. 21234
Snow ; fox-trot song. © 1c. Sept. 25,
1933; E unp. 77585; Arthur Rossini.
21235
——_w HEH. H. Jackson, melody H.
Meyer. ©1e. Oct. 26, 1933; E unp.
78024; Horace Meyer and Edwin H.
Jackson. 21236
Snowman melting; by Frederick Hol-
lander; pf.-conductor. © 1 ¢. Oct.
20, 1983; E unp. 77721; Movietone
music corp. 21237
So all alone; song, m John Rode Ja-
cobsen. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp.
77499; Ruth Raymond. 21238
So this is Susie; fox trot, w Sam M.
Lewis, m J. Fred Coots; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 25, 1933; E pub.
38104; Leo. Feist, inc. 21239
So weary; w and melody Pat Ballard.
© 1 «¢. Oct. 26, 1933; E unp. 78027;
Francis Drake Ballard. 21240
So what; w and melody. ©1e. Oct.
11, 1933; E unp. 77346; Marjorie
Harper. 21241
Soft baby feet; w Joe Steen, with
melody. © 1c. Oct. 27, 1933; E unp.
78053 ; Joseph T. Steen. 21242
Solera; paso doble, paroles espagnoles
et m J. Demon. © Dec. 31, 1932;
EK for. 31806; Publications Francis-
Day, Ss. a. 21243
Solitary (The) way; song, w Wm.
Cullen Bryant. © 1 «¢. Sept. 23,
1933; E unp. 77220; Elizabeth B.
Covell. 21244
Some small sweet way; w Benny
Walker, melody Fritz Warnke. ©
ie Oct. 2. 1983.°h unp. 76994;
Frederick W. Warnke. 21245
Somebody somewhere is thinking of
you; song, pf. arr. Albert M. Kan-
rich music service co. © 1 ec. Oct.
11, 1983; E unp. 77316; John H.
Trayne. 21246
21261
Somebody sweet ; w and melody Haven
Gillespie, May Singhi Breen and
Peter De Rose. ©1c. Oct. 18, 1983 ;
E unp. 77622; Leo Feist, inc. 21247
Someone to love; from Ladies must
love, w and m Lynn Cowan and
Dave Klatzkin; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 22, 1933; E pub. 38042;
Sherman, Clay & co. 21248
Something new; song, m Albert 8S. Loh-
mann. ©1e. Oct. 3, 1933; E unp.
77037; James Alfred Eller. 21249
Something to live for; w and melody.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 17, 1933; E unp. 77597 ;
Buck Grundy. 21250
Sometimes; w D. Varnum, m John I.
Wolohan; pf. treble. © 1 ec. Oct.
16, 1933; E unp. 77551; Dorothy
Varnum and John Wolohan. 21251
Somewhere a sweetheart is waiting;
song, melody Amelia Sayers. ©1e.
Oct. 30, 19338; E unp. 78153; Edwin
F. Sayers. 21252
Somewhere in Ireland; based on Irish
folk songs, composed and arr. R. H.
Bassett; pf.-conductor. © 1 c¢. Oct.
17, 1938; E unp. 675938; Movietone
music corp. 21253
Somewhere there’s a boy for me;
song, m James L. Brown; with uke-
lele arr. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1983; E
unp. 77842; Charles M. Wilson.
21254
Son o’mine; song, w Sophia M. Hens-
ley. © 1. Oct. 21, 1983; E unp.
77780; Roma Devonne Hempstead.
21255
Song (The); song, w HEthelind Lord
Campion. © 1 c. Oct. 6, 1933; E
unp. 77181; Ethel Stone Clark.
21256
Song in blue; pf. © 1 ce. Oct. 26,
1933; E unp. 78018; Maurice Gold-
stein. PADATT
Song (The) of a broken heart; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 9, 1933:
E unp. 77552; Pearl Mildred Brew-
ster. 212358
Song (A) of home; from the Largo of
the New world symphony, Antonin
Dvorak, text and arr. Ellen Jane
Lorenz. 1. Sop. and alto.—2. Mixed
voices. © Sept. 9, 1933; E pub.
38156, 38157; Lorenz pub. co.
21259, 21260
Song of loneliness; fox-trot, w and
melody Lee Baron. © 1 e. Oct. 24,
1938; E unp. 77868; Wm. P. Leon-
ard. 21261
873
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21262
Song (The) of love; valse song. ©
1 ec. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. T7576;
Dan EH. Randall. 21262
Song (A) of ships; w Elizabeth Eve-
lyn Moore, m Robert S. Flagler, arr.
Wallingford Riegger; 3-pt. men’s
cho. ¥©)' Sept» 22;°49334 Hstpub.
38280; Harold Flammer, ine. 212638
Song of the captive; song. © 1 «.
Sept. 23, 1933; E unp. 78096; Alice
J. Berding. 21264
Song of the cast-a-way ; w and melody.
© 1c Oct. 31, 1988; E unp. 78245;
Ralph Stillman Emerson. 21265
Song (The) of the deep, blue sea; w
Rene Bronner, m Ira B. Wilson;
3-pt. men’s voices. © Sept. 5, 1933;
E pub. 38158; Lorenz pub. co. 21266
Song of the flea; from Faust, English
text John Alan Haughton, m Mo-
deste P. Moussorgsky, arr. William
J. Reddick; male voices. © Oct.
16, 1933; E pub. 38316; M. Witmark
& sons. 21267
Song (The) of the man in the moon;
pti. with -w. © ae Oct 5, 1933"
unp. 77144; Leonard F. Blanchard.
21268
Song (A) of trust; hymn. © Sept. 1,
19338; E pub. 38058; George Ben-
nard. 21269
Song (The) that reminds me of you;
w and melody. ©1c. Oct. 10, 1933;
E unp. 77296; Sterling B. Hubbard.
21270
Song thoughts of children; pf. with w.
© Oct. 24, 1933; E pub. 385388;
Edith P. Bair. 21271
Song (The) triumphant; w C. Austin
Miles, m Adam Geibel; mixed voices.
© Oct. 23, 1933; E pub. 38474; Hall-
Mack co. yA WP 4
Songs and silhouettes; songs for kin-
dergarten, primary and home, Claire
Senior Burke. © Sept. 12, 1933; E
for. 31727; Gordon V. Thompson,
itd. 212738
Songs in the night; w and m of cho.
W. H. Houghton, m of verse and arr.
J. Thurston Noé; mixed voices, un-
ace. © Oct. 27, 1933; E pub. 38543 ;
Will H. Houghton. 21274
Songs of life; hymns, w and m Helen
J. Thompson and others. © Oct. 7,
1933; E pub. 38172; C. Harold Low-
den, inc, 21275
pt. Thy n: SSrV..28
Songs of the saddle; new and old cow-
boy songs with original versions, F.
Henri Klickmann, Sterling Sherwin
and John Milton Hagen; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Oct. 17, 1933;
E pub. 38297; Sam Fox pub. co.
21276
Sons of Temple; w and melody. © 1
ec. Oct. 26, 1933; E unp. 78095; Sam-
uel Figenbaum. 21277
Sophisticated lady ; w Irving Mills and ©
Mitchell Parish, m Duke Ellington ;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 10, 1933;
E pub. 38482 ; Gotham music service,
ine. 21278
Sorry; song. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1933; H
unp. 78246; Augustus Johnson.
21279
Sorte crudele; letra y melodia. © 1
ec.” Oct. 20, 193835 Homes aero
Frank Marchese. 21280
Souls (The) of the righteous; anthem,
James Nares, organ pt. freely arr.
from the original figured bass Ed-
ward C. Bairstow. 1. Mixed voices.
2. Men’s voices. © Oct. 17, 1933;
E for. 31788, 31789; Banks & son.
21281, 21282
South of the Rio Grande; by Jacques
Miller; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Oct. 23,
1933; E pub. 885384; J. Fischer &
bro. 21283
Southern memories; by Rube Bloom;
pf. © Oct. 2, 1933; E pub. 38102;
Robbins music corp. 21284
Spaghetti; w Billy Frisch and Frank
Loesser, melody Otto Motzan. © 1
ce. Oct. 5, 1933; E unp. 77146; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
21285
Speaks (Oley) Seven little Christmas
carols; w Harriet F. Blodgett and
others, m O. Speaks, arr. Carl Deis;
children’s cho., in unison, or 4-pt.
mixed cho. © Oct. 13, 1933; E pub.
38326; G. Schirmer, ine. [Copy-
right is claimed on music of no. 3
and arr. or alterations in music of
nos. 1 and 4-7]. 21286
Spending song, arr. Sylvester L.
Cross. © 1c. Oct. 25, 19338; E unp.
77955; Patience Elizabeth Allen.
21287
©le.
Spiders in alcohol; violin solo.
Oct. 20, 1933; E unp. 77753; Alan =]
21288
Benson Edward Crockett.
874
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1938
Spirit (The) of the Flag; w T. A.
Peck, m Ernest Franz Jores. ©
Sept. 18, 1983; E pub. 37850; Theo-
dora Agnes Peck and Ernest F.
Jores, 21289
Spirit (The) of the N. R. A.; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Oct. 28, 1933; E
unp. 78150; Ingolf Dillan. 21290
arr. George Ebel; violin. ©
1 e; Oct. 2, 1988; E unp. 78093;
Charles Howard Aug. 21291
Springtime in my heart; w and m
Winifred Carr. © Sept. 18, 1933;
EH pub. 38218; Richard Drake Saun-
ders. 21292
Staden sjunger; vals, text Ake Séder-
blom, m Jules Sylvain, arr. Hanns
Bingang; orkester stimmar. ©
Sept. 15, 1933 ; E for. 31700; Edition
Sylvain. 21293
Stahl’s (Wim. C.) new Hawaiian gui-
tar method; by W. D. Moyer, rev.
E. L. DePressle’s bk. 1. © Oct. 2,
1933; AA 129813; William C. Stahl.
21294
Standard (The) series; ed. and arr.
Ernest Haywood; pf. bk. 8 ©
Oct. 3, 1988; E for. 31777; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 21295
Star o’ mine; waltz, w and melody.
© 1e. Sept. 30, 1933; E unp. 76999;
Dorothy A. Peterson. 21296
Star of Bethlehem town; Christmas
earol and faux bourdon, J. Sebastian
Matthews; mixed voices, organ ace.
Oct de. 1935. HW pub. 38305;
H. W. Gray co. 21297
Star of destiny; song, arr. Will Liver-
‘mash. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1933; E unp.
77763; Lucretia L. Lang. 21298
Start shoutin’; song, from Enchanted
garden. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1933; H
unp. 76929; Alfred Elmer Seward.
21299
Stein (A) of beer, a pretzel and the
N R A; w and melody. ©1e. Oct.’
' 30, 1933; E unp. 78191; C. Leonard
Swenson, jr. 21300
Stepping along; march, W. Arthur
Sewell; full military band pts. ©
Oct. 19, 1933; E pub. 38347 ; George
F. Briegel, inc. | 21301
Stolen kiss; fox-trot song. © 1 ©
Oct. 16, 1933; E unps.77476; A. J.
Pemberton. 21302
Story in the stars; melody. © 1 «
Oct, 24, 1933 ; EH unp. 77845 ; Howard
G. Sommers. 21303
22006—33——_5
21317
Strangers; song. © Oct. 7, 1933; EB
pub. 38138; John J. Welsh. 21304
—w and melody. © 1. Oct. 2,
1933; E unp. 76979; John J. Welsh.
21305
Street scene; by Alfred Newman, arr.
D. Savino; pf. © Oct. 23, 1933; BH
pub. 38479; Robbins music corp.
21306
Street woman’s lament; w Marjorie
Seibert, m Franklin Lundstrom. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1933; E unp. 77558; Carl
Franklin Lundstrom. 21307
Streichtrio E moll; v. Hermann
Schroeder, op. 14, no. 1; violine,
viola u. violoncello. Partitur.. ©
Oct. 18, 19383; E for. 31848; B.
Schott’s sohne. 21308
Stroll along with me; arr. Bob Tay-
lor; melody with pf. ace. © 1.
Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 77990; .Marie
Hinbinder. 21309
Strolling alone; pf. with w. ©1e.
Oct. 16, 1938; E unp. 77495; Ger-
trude Othelia Lemke. 21310
Strolling along; song. © 1c. Oct. 16,
1933; E unp. 77500; John R. Sasek.
21311
Strong for you; dramatico-musical
play, w A. L. Plaut, m A. Grey. ©
1c. Sept. 15, 1933; D 28518; Abra-
ham L. Plaut and Alan Grey.
21311*
Substitute love; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp. 77262; Alice
Eugenia Fitch, 21312
Suefio en el Olimpo; letra y m Luis A.
Delgadillo. © Oct. 4, 1933; E pub.
38092; Sherman square music pub.
co. Bee ts is}
Summer is over so is my dream of
love; w Cliff Friend, m Joe Burke;
with ukulele arr.. © Sept. 29, 1933;
E pub. 383811; Remick music corp.
21314
Sun (The) is still shining for you;
song, m Burrell Van Buren; pf.
, d.e. Oct, 2, 1933; EH unp. 77011 ; Paul
R. Wineka, 21315
Sun of the West; song, arr. Sadie
Parrish. © 1 c. Oct. 30, 1933; E
unp. 78200; James Kenneth Tolkien.
21316
Sunset (The); waltz; guit. ©: Oct.
16, 1988; E pub. 38342; Louis J.
Ventre. 21317
875
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21318
Sure of me; w and m Bob Rothberg,
Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman.
1 c.. Oct. 25, 19383; E unp. 77922; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
21318
Surprise; w and melody Charles New-
man, Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman.
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1933; E unp. 78088;
Famous music corp. 21319
Swaggerinlong; march song, with w
for college and street. © 1 ec. Oct.
12, 1933; E unp. 77421; Walter Fen-
wick Angus, jr. 21320
Swanee cradle song; fox-trot, w Moe
Jaffe, m Scrappy Lambert; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 24, 1933: E
pub. 38500; Leo. Feist, inc. 21321
Sweet Carolyn; w M. Golden, melody
B. Douglas. © 1 ¢. Oct. 18, 1933;
E unp. 77633; Mickey Golden and
Bert Douglas. 21322
Sweet home of my childhood; valse
song. ©1c. Oct. 30, 1933; E unp.
78148; Myrtle M. Carson. 21Z2S
Sweet melody; w Martin Sperzel, m
Ray Martinez, pf. arr. R. H. Noelt-
ner; with ukulele arr. Haia Kaa.
© Sept. 29, 1933; E pub. 38118;
Keit-Engel, inc. 21324
Sweet-heart; song. © 1 ce. Oct. 4,
19383; EH unp. 17117; Edward H.
Schillemore. 21325
Sweetheart I love you; w and m Clare
Andrews. © 1. Oct. 7, 1933; E
unp. 77305; Clarence A. Andrews.
21326
Sweetheart of all my dreams; pf.
treble with w. ©1 ec. Oct. 2, 1933;
E unp. 76991; William Charles
Fiala. 21327
w and melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 20,
1933; E unp. 77752; Johnnie C. Vas-
quez. 21328
Sweetheart of mine; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © Oct. 27, 1933; E pub.
38520; Albert A. Manley. 21329
Sweetheart of my college days; w and
m Fred Meadows, Robert Bagar and
Vincent Rose; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Oct. 24, 1983; E pub. 38461;
M. Witmark & sons. 21330
Sweetheart waltz; song. © 1c. Oct.
30, 1933; E unp. 78209; William A.
Duke. 21331
Swing low, sweet chariot; negro spir-
itual, arr. Ellen Jane Lorenz; men’s
voices. © Aug. 26, 1933; E pub.
38153 ; Lorenz pub. co. YABRY
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 28
Swinging on a grapevine swing; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1933; E unp.
78158; William Wilson. 21333
Sylvette’s blue eyes; founded on the
m of The fantastics of Edmund
Rostand, w and m Maurice Besly.
© Oct. 6, 1933; E for. 31830; Boosey
& co., ltd. 21334
Sympathetic; mazurka, Antonio Zor-
dan; accordion. © Oct. 2, 1983; E
pub. 38392; B. R. Quattrociocche.
21335
Symphony in F minor; ist violin. ©
tee. Oct. 14, 1933; EH ump aigesss
Christopher H. H. Booth. 21336:
"T’ain’t; w and m Leslie Sarony and
Leslie Holmes; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 30, 1933; E for. 31863 ; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd. 21337
Take her drawl and all; song, m Jack
Mahoney. © Sept. 20, 1933; E pub.
38360; Charles T. Curtis. 21338
Take me as you find me, love me as I
am; song. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1933; EB
unp. 78181; Irene Glenn. 21339:
Take me back babe; w Elza Steward,
m Eugene Barnes. © 1 c. Oct. 18,
1933; E unp. 77643; Elza Monroe
Steward. 21340:
Take me back to scenes of childhood;
pf. with w.: ©. 1'¢. Och, ou, 4.5.
E unp. 78212; Willie Mae Nash.
21341
Take off your hat and stay for tea;
song, melody George William Catu-
rani. © 1 c. Oct. 4,°19s2= nue
77108; Julian Nicholas Chein.
21342
Tango della bambola; melody. © 1 c.
Sept. 29, 19883; E unp. 77229; Carlo
Vitale. 21343
Tango della gelosia; by Vittorio
Mascheroni, arr. Pietro Deiro; pf.
accordion. © Oct. 18, 1983; E pub.
38362; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 21344
Tango (Le) du réve; by E. V. Mal-
deren, arr. Allan Small; orch. pts.
© Oct. 18, 1933; E pub. 38361; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp. 21345
Tardy (The) hyacinth; song. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 9, 1988; E unp. 77257; Florence
Adele Pond. 21346
Tell me again; song,
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78163; Nadje
Spangler. 21347
876
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
Tell me how to forget you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp, 77511 ;
Joseph E. Ferrara. 21348
Tell me in my dreams; w and melody
Don Wallace. © 1. Oct. 30, 1938 ;
EH unp. 78188; William Donovon
Wallace. 21349
Tell me that you love me true tonight ;
melodyoKC)y 1. ¢c. Oct. :-20; 1983; H
unp. 77735; Hugh H. Kincaid. 21350
Tell the truth and shame the devil;
fox-trot, w A. Fillie, melody C. J.
Saale © 1’c¢. Oct. 5, 1933; EH’ unp.
77157; Charles Julius Gaal and An-
thony Fillie. . 213851
Tennessee moon; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78170; Lorenzo
Vincent. 21352
Tennessee valley girl; song. © 1.
Oct. 2, 193838; E unp. 76982; Robert
A. Lee. 21853
Teresa; polka, Max Pisegna; armon-
ica. © Sept. 20, 1933; E pub. 38193 ;
Biagio R. Quattrociocche. 21354
Thank God for the ould sod; w and m
William McKenna. © Oct. 30,
19383 ; E pub. 38525; Joe Davis, ine.
21355
Thank you, dear world; Thanksgiv-
ing play, m Mary Allen. © 1.
Oct. 11, 1933; D 28524; Eleanore
Cross. 21355*
Thank you N R A; song. ©1e. Oct.
Ai Osa. UND... 77 06D 5... Donald
David Adams. 21356
Thanksgiving; harvest service, text
_ prepared E. F. Tillotson, m G. F.
Rosche, and others. © Sept. 15,
1933; AA 129328; Geo. F. Rosche.
21357
That co-ed party; w and m Charles
O’Flynn, James Cavanaugh and
Frank Weldon; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 28, 1983; E pub. 381438;
Santly bros., ine. 21358
That cottage in my West Virginia
home; song. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1933;
Heunp. 78242; A. L. Greynolds.
21359
That Dallas man; from I’m no an-
gel, w Gladys Du Bois and Ben EI-
lison, m Harvey Brooks; with uku-
lele arr. © Oct. 2, 19383; E pub.
38162: Paramount productions, inc.
21360
That kiss in the moonlight; w and
melody; with ukulele arr. © 1 c.
Oct. 11, 1933; E unp. 77326; Herbert
A. Tompkins. 21361
That little word called love; song. ©
1c. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 77019; Otto
Norman Olsen. 21362
That night in Vienna; valse, w T. A.
McGowan, m H. Hagen. ©1ce. Oct.
30, 1933; E unp. 78149; Hans Hagen
and Thomas A. McGowan. 21363,
That old dinner bell; w and m Flem-
ing Allan; with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 1, 1933; E pub. 38088; Forster
music publisher, inc. 21364
That quaint old melody; song. ©1e.
Oct. 10, 1933; E unp. 77286; Eleanor
Hankins Fort. 21365
That’s a lot of nonsense; w and m
Ken Sisson and Walter C. Ness; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp. 77240;
Joe Davis, inc. 21366
That’s just my way; w and melody
Roy Panuccio. © 1 ¢. Oct. 10, 1933 ;
EH ounp. 77281; Rocco Panuccio.
21367
That’s my idea of love; song, m Don-
ald Fairbairn. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1933;
EK eunp. 77055; Joseph Scogna.
21368
That’s the reason I’m loving some one
else; w and melody. © 1c. Oct. 7,
1933; E unp. 77209; Alexander S.
Melovidoff and Vernon C. Leftwich.
21369
That’s what I like ’bout the South;
w and melody Andy Razaf. © 1c.
Oct. 14, 1933; E unp. 77656; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 21370
That’s when I’ll think of you; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp.
76958; E. Douglas Brooks. PAYAL
That’s why darkies have music in
their souls; pf. treble with w. ©
1 e. Oct. 10, 1988; E unp. 77302;
Sammy Cahn. ZA3TZ
That terrific gal of mine; w and m
Roy Evans, Harrison Smith and
Robert Cloud. © 1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1933;
EK unp. 77570; Harrison Godwin
Smith. 21373
That terrific man of mine; w and m
Roy Evans, Harrison Smith and
Robert Cloud. © 1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1933;
E unp. 77571; Harrison Godwin
Smith. 21374-
877
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21375
That wonderful Savior of mine; hymn.
© 1 ce. Oct. 12, 1983; E unp. 77361;
Lulu Buckles. 21375
Theme from Pomp and circumstance;
march, Edward Elgar, arr. Charles
Woodhouse; school orch. pts., with
pf. © Sept. 29, 1933; E for. 31834;
Boosey & co., ltd. 21376
Theme song; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Oct. 23,
19383; E unp. 77836; Sara Roberta
Getty. 21377
There are many excuses for drinking;
w and m Robert Hargreaves, Stanley
J. Damerell and George Buck; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 29, 1933; E
for. 31819 ; Cecil Lennox, itd. 21378
There’s a cabin up in the mountains;
melody. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1933; E
unp. 76847; Hector Perez. 21379
There’s a gal that I call pal, who waits
for me; +fox-trot; pk. with ~-weu@
b e:/Oet. 6, 1983 E unp. 77175; Roy
W. Swanson. 21380
There’s a home in Wyomin’; w Billy
Hill, m Peter De Rose; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 27, 1933* FE pub. 38541;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc. 21381
There’s a ring around the moon; w
Johnny Mercer. m John W. Green;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 29, 1933;
EK. pub. 383819; T.-B. Harms co.
21382
There’s a song in my heart; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1933; E unp. 77381;
O’Gene Moore Hutchings. 21383
There’s always to-morrow; w and m
Abner Silver, Al Hoffman and Mau-
rice Sigler; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 13, 1938: E pub. 38252; Supe-
rior music, ine. 21384
w and melody Abner Silver, Al
Hoffman, and Maurice Siegler. ©
1 e. Oct. 3. 1933; E unp. 770385; Su-
perior music, inc. 21385
They call it modern jazz; fox-trot
song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp.
77935; Gordon L. VankKeuren.
21386
They call me Sister Honky Tonk; from
I’m no angel, w Gladys Dubois and
sen Ellison, melody Harvey Brooks.
© 1c. Oct: 5, 19383; E unp,: 77238 ;
Paramount productions, inc. 21387
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
They can’t repeal my love for you; w
and melody Howard Johnson, Char-
lie Tobias and Murray Mencher. ©
1 ec. Oct. 5, 1983; E unp. 77140; Irv-
ing Berlin, inc. 21388
Things I never knew till now; w and
m Fred Meadows and Jack Golden,
pf. arr. R. H. Noeltner. © Oct. 19,
1933; E pub. 88404; Keit-Engel, inc.
21389
Things I’ve never meant to do; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Oct. 19, 1933; HE
unp. 78063; Cosmo Mongello An-
dreotti. 21390
Things look brighter again; fox-trot,
w Sam M. Lewis, m J. Fred Coots,
arr. Art McKay; orch. pts., with
male trio arr. B. Faighes. © Oct.
2, 1933; E pub. 381380; Leo. Feist,
inc. 21391
with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 4, 1933; E pub. 38129; Leo.
Feist, ine. 21392
Things (The) that make me sing;
song, m Luther A. Clark. © Oct.
24, 1933; E pub. 38524; H. Cleve-
land Henderson. 21393
Things (The) they said; fox-trot song.
© 1 ce. Oct. 19, 1933; E unp. T7712;
Nicholas Mallardo. 21394
Think of the days of sunshine; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ Oct. 24, 1933; E
unp. 77879; Richard Harrison.
21395
This and that; w Marjorie Beatrice
Seibert, m Franklin Lundstrom. ©
1 ec. Oct. 4, 1988; EH unp. 77098;
Carl Franklin Lundstrom. 21396
This is only the beginning; w and mel-
ody Ted Koehler and Harold Arlen.
©.1 ¢. Oct. 5, 1933; EH unp. Tiss;
Irving Berlin, ine. 21397
This love of mine; w and m Hermine
Folleso. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1933; E
unp. 77460; Hermine F. Goldam-
mer. 21398.
This ol’ hammer, killed John Henry;
negro work song, arr. John W.
Work; male voices. © Sept. 21,
1933; E pub. 38184; Galaxy music
corp. 21399
This town’s too quiet; w and m Leslie
Sarony and Leslie Holmes; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 30, 1933; E for.
81864; Campbell Connelly & co., Itd.
21400
878
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise) Ga-
votte; from Mignon, arr. Charles
Woodhouse; school orch. with pf.,
pts. © Sept. 21, 1938; E for. 31755 ;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. 21401
Three cheers for that good old fashion
beer; w and melody. © 1. Oct. 2,
1933; E unp. 76960; Adelard Du
Bois. 21402
Three cornered moon; fox trot, Abner
Silver, Al Hoffman and Mack David,
arr. Paul Weirick; orch. pts., with
male trio arr. J. Rosamond Johnson.
© Oct. 5, 1933; E pub. 38133; Hd-
ward B. Marks music corp. 21403
Three ha’pence a foot; musical mono- |
logue, w and m Marriott Edgar; pf.
© Oct. 3, 1933; E for. 31719; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 21404
Through the pines I see a lamplight
gleaming; w and melody. © 1 e.
Oct. 16, 1988; E unp. 77541; Leila
I. Ohlmann. 21405
Through the years; Finlandia, w Joan
Allyn Fey, m Jean Sibelius, arr. Cyr
de Brant; mixed or male junior high
school cho. © Oct. 9, 1933; E pub.
38256; J. Fischer & bro. 21406
Tick-tock ; song, w John Richard More-
land. © 1. Sept. 9, 1938; E unp.
76952; Mary Wright Bain. 21407
*Till the silv’ry moon turns blue; w
J. Ahearn, melody L. Levinson. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 12, 19338; E unp. T7867; Jo-
seph Ahearn and Louis Levinson.
21408
Till then; w Ira Gershwin, m George
Gershwin, arr. Albert Szirmai; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Oct. 20,
1933; E pub. 38467; T. B. Harms co.
21409
Tip top: waltz; pf. © 1c. Oct. 8,
1933: E unp. 77307; Joseph A. Butt-
ny. 21410
Tired of it all; w and melody Bert
Kalmar and Harry Ruby. © 1.
Oct. 19, 1983; E unp. 77697; Irving
Berlin, ine. 21411
"Tis you I still adore; song. © 10.¢.
Oct. 16. 1983; E unp. 77498; Gladys
MacLay Parsons. 21412
To a little ghcst moon; song. © 1.
Oct. 9, 1983; E unp. 77259; Florence
Adele Pond. 21413
To a skylark; song, w Percy B. Shel-
ley. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1933; E unp.
77218; Elizabeth B. Covell. 21414
21428
Oiityuiey Oct} 30;
Lor-
21415
To my comrade at the oar; song, Ww
Esther Morton Smith. © 1 ¢. Sept.
23, 19383; E unp. 77222; Elizabeth
B.. Covell. 21416
To stars, sun, moon and sky; w and
melody. © 1 ce. Oct. 23, 1983; E
unp. 77857; Bert Hoffman. 21417
Toast (A); song, w L. Martin. ©
Aug. 1, 1933; E pub. 38044; Mary
Burke Kerr. 21418
Toch (Ernst) Symphonie; op. 61,
ausgabe ftir 2 klaviere vom komp-
onisten. © Sept. 18, 1933; E for.
31766; B. Scholl’s séhne. 21419
Together we will wander; song, mel-
ody Jack Mahoney. © 1c. Oct. 11,
1933; E unp. 77559; Amos Hodges.
21420
Toledo blade; march, Edwin Franko
Goldman; full orch. pts. © Oct.
10, 1983; E pub. 38263; Theodore
To love you; song.
1933; E unp. 78196; Marion
raine Meeker.
Presser co. 21421
Tomorrow’s touchdowns; satirical mu-
sical comedy, m Paul Smith. © 1c.
Oct. 2, 1938; D 28528; Fred F. Har-
ris. 21421*
Tonight may never come again; from
Ladies must love, w and m Lynn
Cowan and Dave Klatzkin; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 22, 19383; E
pub. 38043; Sherman, Clay & co.
21422
Tonight ‘neath the moon: w and mel-
ody Doug Hill. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1933;
E unp. 77618; C. D. Hill. 21423
Too many irons in the fire; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Oct. 24, 19383; E
unp. 77904; Johnny 8S. Black. 21424
Torch singer; from Torch singer, w
Leo Robin, m Ralph Rainger; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 12, 1933; E
pub. 383808; Paramount productions,
ine. 21425
To-ward morning, dancing with you;
w and m Charles McKinley, Grant
Rymal and Will Livernash; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 4, 1933; E pub.
38112; Bibo-Lang, inc. 21426
Trappers (The) farewell: pf. with w.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1933; E unp. 77798;
John Paulsteiner. 21427
Trauermusik; v. Max Butting; orch.
Partitur. ©) Oct.. 16, 1933; E for.
31872; H'. E. C. Leuckart. 21428
879
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21429
Trio; v. Hermann Heiss, hrsg. Hilmar
u. Walter Héckner; 2 violinen und
violoncello. © Oct. 3, 1933; E for.
31844; Wilhelm Hansen. 21429
Trip (A) thru Monk and Sam’s song
farm. © Oct. 16, 1933; AA 130340;
C. O. Hansen, jr. and Sam L. John-
son. 21430
Triumph song; hymn. © Sept. 24,
1933; E pub. 38224; Harl Wayne
Whitney. 21431
Trouble in toyland; Santa Claus can-
tata, for Sunday school and public
school, w Mary DeFord, m Ira B.
Wilson. © Sept. 22, 1933; D 28521;
Lorenz pub. co. 21431*
Troubles of my own; song, melody
Bud Allen. © 1 c. Oct. 25, 1933;
E unp. 77925; Margaret Weiss.
21432
True blue to you; pf. ©1c. Oct. 12,
1935.5 1 A gp Taupo. wear
Schneider. 21433
True love; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c¢. Oct. 13,
1983; E unp. 77383; A. E. Gustaf-
son. 21434
Trunk (Richard) Sieben lieder fiir
eine stimme mit klavier; nach ged.
Josef von Eichendorff, m R. Trunk,
opy 45. ©©: | Ock 26, 1933 3) Disfor.
31871; F. E. C. Leuckart. 214385
Trusting in Jesus; hymn, w and m
C. Harold Lowden. © Sept. 18,
1933; E pub. 38173; °C. Harold
Lowden, inc. 21436
Try smiling; w from Nautilus maga-
zine, m James H. Rogers; in E flat.
© Oct. 10, 1933; E pub. 38264;
Theodore Presser co. 214387
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Come
greet the day; text Thomas C. Mc-
Cray, m arr. Alfred Cohn; women’s
voices. © Oct. 16, 1933; Epub.
38330; H. W. Gray co. 21438
The waltz of the flowers; from
the Nutcracker suite, w Edith San-
ford Tillotson, m arr. Ira B. Wilson;
unison. © Sept. 9, 1933; E pub.
38155; Lorenz pub. co. 214389
Tu amor fué una ilusion; bolero, letra
y m Lorenzo Herrera. © Oct. 5,
1933; E pub. 38213; Latin American
music bureau. 21440
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Tumble down shack by the stream;
waltz song, arr. Willard Herring,
pf. sc, arr. Carroll Webster; in G.
© 1c. Sept. 15, 1933; E unp. 76360;
Julia Claire Moffit. 21441
Tune (A) a day; intermediate, 2d. bk.
for violin instruction, C. Paul Her-
furth. © Sept. 5, 1933; E pub.
38528; Boston music co. 21442
Tune in, smile in; w June Hanson, m
Lon Healy. © 1 ¢. Oct. 2, 1933; BE
unp, 77015; Junius Hanson. 21443
Twilight; song, w Norman Corey. ‘©
t ec“ Oct. -24;' 19335") Bape
Fern Averil Corey. 21444
Twilight hour; romantique episode,
Louis J. Panella; full orch. pts. ©
Oct. 20, 1933; E pub. 38368; Volk-
wein bros., ine. 21445
Twilight time in the Ozarks; waltz,
w C. E. Byers, m E. J. Parker: ©
Sept. 1, 1933; E pub. 38246; Emma
Johnson Parker and Charles HE.
Byers. 21446
Two-gun Shapiro; w and melody. ©
1c. Oct. 17, 1983; E unp. 77610; Eva
Franklin. 21447
Two in love; fox trot, from Are you
ticklish, w D. Hurwitz, m M. Gold-
man; with ukulele arr. © Sept. 25,
1933 ;: E pub. 37870; Donald Hurwitz
and Maurice Goldman.
Two little arms; valse song. ©1..
Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 77660; Clarence
J. Highley. — 21449
Two things; song, w Dorothy White
Hart. © Oct. 1, 1933; E pub. 38045;
Louise Cooper Spindle. 21450
Under a willow tree; song. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 77023- Milton
Bregman, 21451
Under the big blue eagle; song; with
ukulele arr. © NSept. 16, 1933; E
pub. 38253; George Clayton Field.
21452
Under the blue eagle; song, m G. M.
Ross and Shirley Bertha Ross. ©
1 ec. Sept. 6, 19838; E unp. 77129;
Gladys Millar Ross. 21453
Under the N. R. A.; song, mW. J.
Schrott and Alice M. Marshall. ©
1 ec. Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 77810;
William John Schrott. 21454
Under the Rocky Mountain moon; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
©1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 77966;
Charles Brundy. 21455
880
21448
ee ee ee
no. 10, 1933
Union square; from Let ’em eat cake,
w Ira Gershwin, m George Gersh-
win; with arr, for ukulele, etc. ©
Oct. 23, 1933; E pub. 38465; New
world music corp. 21456
U. S. commissioners march; pf. ©1c.
Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 77848; Konrad
Winkenbach. 21457
U.S. is O.K.; w and melody. © 1c.
Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 76976; W. Lloyd
Steiner. 21458
Until that crooner crooned his tune;
song. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1933; E unp.
77254; Riviere Sewell Hausey.
21459
Up the river or down the bay; song.
© 1 ¢. Sept. 9, 1933; E unp. 76955;
Mary Wright Bain. 21460
Vagabond; song. ©1c. Oct. 28, 1933;
E unp. 78083 ; Newton Chapin IT.
21461
Valse Marie; with biographical sketch,
fingering, phrasing, etc., Louis Vic-
tor Saar, op. 134, no. 1; pf. © Sept.
14, 1933; E pub. 38413; Art publica-
tion soc. 21462
Valse mit me Vilhelmeena; song, w
Pauline Jones Burns. © 1 ¢. Oct. 4,
1933; E unp. 77105; Margaret Scott
Blue. 21463
Vano empeno; melody Pedro Flores.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1983; BE unp. 77655;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 21464
Varfor grater du nir hela virlden mot
dej ler; slow fox-trot, text Ake S6-
derblom, m Jules Sylvain, arr. Hanns
Bingang; orkester stimmar. ©
Sept. 15, 1933 ; HE for. 31699 ; Edition
Sylvain, 21465
Variazioni attraverso i secoli; di Mario
Castelnuovo-Tedesco, doigté Andrés
Segovia; gitarre. © Oct. 18, 1933;
E for. 31851; B. Schott’s sdhne.
21466
Variety ; pf. Solo. ©1e. Oct. 3, 1933;
E unp. 77045 ; Dorothy Giffey. 21467
Vengeance is mine; pf. with words.
© 1c. Sept. 9, 1983; E unp. 77797;
John Paulsteiner. 21468
Veni Creator; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 2, 1983; E unp. 76980; John J.
Welsh. 21469
Veni Sancte Spiritus; motet for Whit-
suntide, William Byrd, ed. and arr.
from Gradualia bk. 2, and English
text added, Edmund H. Fellowes;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
21484
5 mixed voices. © Sept. 11,,1933;
E for, 317438; Stainer & Bell, .ltd.,
21470
Vere de Vere; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 10, 1933; E unp. 77295; Julian
Nicholas Chein. 21471
Very truly yours Annette; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp.
78127; H. Theo. P. Sears. 21472
Victory; variation polka, G. Bortoli;
[pf. accordion] © Aug. 14, 1933;
E pub. 38190; Biagio R. Quattro-
ciocche. 21473
Viennese refrain; w Howard Johnson,
m transcribed Hugo Frey. © Oct.
23, 1933; E pub. 38478; Robbins
music corp. 21474
Viking (The) lullaby; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1..
Oct. 25, 1983; E unp. 77983; Judith
Ahlman Strandberg. 21475
Vilia; w Howard Johnson, m Franz
Lehar, transcription Hugo Frey. ©
Oct. 2, 1933; E pub. 38101; Robbins
music corp. 21476
Violin scale system; by Henri Staell.
© Oct. 30, 1933; E for. 31801; W.
H. Paling & co., ltd. 21477
Virginia; waltz, G. Seminara; accord-
ion. © Sept. 28, 1933; E pub. 38393;
B. R. Quattrociocche. 21478
Virgin’s (The) song to her baby
Christ; w Middle English, cirea
1350, m Alfred Hamer. © Oct. 24,
1933; E pub. 384385; H. W. Gray co.
21479
Voice (A); w and m Herndon Mor-
sell; male voices. © Oct. 23, 1933;
E pub. 38405; Kay and Kay music
pub. corp. 21480
Voice of the city; w Jack Lawrence,
melody Arthur Altman. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 1933; E unp. 78009; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 21481
Voices (The) of the wise; march, w
Phyllis Mead and George Mead, m
G. Mead; male voices. © Oct. 8,
1933; E pub. 38146; Galaxy music
corp. 21482
Volpette; by Harry Volpe; guit. ©
Sept. 5, 1983; E pub. 38114; Al
Rocky co. 21483
Volstead (The) blues; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 19838; E unp. 77410;
Raymond Goyette and Albert Knoll.
21484
881
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21485
Wagner (Richard) The_ spinning
wheel; from The flying Dutchman,
w Edith Sanford Tillotson, m arr.
Ira B. Wilson; sop., alto and bass.
© Sept. 9, 1933; E pub. 38152; Lor-
enz pub. co. 21485
Wail of a broken heart; w Cora Prior,
Mm. waiter, Ax, Clark. “CG. Oc. 16,
19383; E pub. 38494; Cora Prior
Crowder. 21486
Wait thou only upon God; song, w
from Bible. © 1 c. Oct. 9, 1933;
E unp. 77255; Nettie Smith McCor-
mick. 21487
Waiting for Jesus; hymn, w and m
C. Harold Lowden. © Sept. 18,
1983; E pub. 38174; C. Harold
Lowden, ine. 21488
Waiting for the dawn; song. © Oct.
: 3, 1933; E pub. 38124; Berten Aker.
21489
Waiting for you; song, arr. Jeff Smith.
© 1 ec. Sept. 21, 1938; E unp. 77131;
Earl R. Swanson. 21490
Waiting in the moonlight; fox-trot
sons. © 1 c. Oct. 2, 1933; EH unp.
77669; Joseph Bruno. 21491
Waiting-longing-hoping; w and mel-
ody. © 1 c. Oct. 17, 1983; E unp.
77606; Lillian Armstrong. 21492
Wake up true Americans! Uphold the
N. R. A.; national march, w A.
Carmagnola, m A. Bove. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 10, 1933; E unp. 77298; Anth-
ony Carmagnola and Antonio Bove.
21493
Wake up with a smile; w G. W.
Purdy, melody ©. C. Diar. © 1 c¢.
Oct. 21, 19383; E unp. (7772; Geo.
Warren Purdy and Clayton C. Diar.
21494
Walkin’ around; w and melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 12, 1933; E unp. 77356;
Jean Paurel. 21495
Waltz (The) is on; w Ted Koehler,
m Rube Bloom; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 10, 1933; E pub. 38486;
Mills music, inc. 21496
Waltz no. 20; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Oct. 6, 19383; E unp. 77169;
Robert A. Munstedt. 21497
Waltz (The) of the butterflies; pf.
© 1 ec. Oct. 25, 19383; E unp. 77948;
Charlotte Louise Soares. 21498
Waltz of the steins; medley waltz,
special arr.; dance orch. pts. ©
Sept. 1, 1983; E pub. 38084; J. Al-
bert Browne. 21499
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Wanderer’s [sic] please return; song,.
melody Jack Mahoney. © 1 ¢. Oct.
19, 19383;-E unp. 177690; Ida B.
Hindley. . 21500:
Wandering (The) boy; hymn. ©
Sept. 24, 1933; E pub. 38223; Earl
Wayne Whitney. 21501.
Was it really you; w Frank Delaney,
melody Samuel Joseph Chester. ©
1 ¢c. Oct. 28, 1933; E unp. 78094;
Louis Samcha Chester. 21502:
Watching and waiting; fox-trot song..
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1933; E unp. 77586;
Ragna Nielsen. 21508-
Watson (Helen) Three preludes on
one theme; 2 pfs. © 1 e. Oct. 21,.
1933; E unp. 77766; Helen Watson.
21504
Waves of the deep blue sea; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 13, 1933; E unp. 77402;
Harry R. Pugh. 21505-
Way back home; song, melody
Geoffrey Clarkson. © 1 ¢. Oct. 16,
1933; E unp. 77469; Harry F. Clark-
son. 21506:
Way down in the South; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1933; E unp. 77602;
Thomas Taylor Buffington. 21507
Way (The) to love; from the film, w
and m Arthur Johnston and Sam
Coslow; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
17, 193838; E pub. 38879; Paramount
productions, ine. 21508:
w and m Arthur Johnston and
Sam Coslow. © 1 ce. Sept. 30, 1933;
E unp. 77063; Paramount produc-
tions, ine. 21509
Way up north in Southland; from Cot-
ton club parade, w George Whiting
and Nat Schwartz, m J. C. Johnson ;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 20, 1933;
E pub. 38391; Broadway music corp.
; 21510:
Wayside hymns; op. 1, w and m G. C.
Tullar, and others. © Sept. 28,
19383; AA. 130757; Grant Colfax
Tullar. 21511
We are looking for that blessed hope;
hymn, w adapted from Titus 2, ©
Oct. 1, 1983; E pub. 38289; Anna
Kris Schuitema. 21512
We cannot lose our jobs; song. ©1c¢.
Oct. 31, 1933; E unp. 78233; Archie
Koty. 21513.
882
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
We do our part; song, m Kenneth B.
Beck; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Oct.
4, 1933; E unp. 77091; Howard
John Eyster. 21514
We got you in, you'll get us out; w
and melody Curtis Hulse. © 1.
Oct. 24, 19838; E unp. 77889; A.
Florence Curtis. 21515
We'll win the game; w and theme J.
Chapman, musical arr. Harold Na-
son. © Sept. 30, 1933; °E pub.
38411; Joseph Chapman. 21516
We'll work along together side by side;
w and m Hector MacCarthy. ©
Oct. 5, 1933; E pub. 38161; G. Ri-
cordi & co., inc. 21517
We love you eretz Yis-ro-el; violin
with w. © 1 ¢. Oct. 21,,.1933;. E
unp. 77756; S. Alfred Masselle.
21518
We're all through with blues; song,
w Tom Bradfield. © 1 ¢. Oct. 4,
1933; E unp. 77089; Gene Hallett.
21519
We're getting closer to love; w and m
Carmen Lombardo, Dave Oppen-
heim and Ira Schuster; with ukulele
arr ©). Sept, 28,1933; EH pub,
38142 ; Santly bros., ine. 21520:
We're lovers; fox-trot, w Robert Har-
greaves and Stanley J. Damerell, m
Sherman Myers; with ukulele arr.
© Sept. 29, 1933; E for. 31820; Cecil
Lennox, ltd. 21521
We're lucky; song. © 1. Oct. 18,
1933; E unp. 77641; Hildur Eliza-
beth Wilde. 21522
We're marching forward with the
N.R.A.; song. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1933;
E unp. 77952; Kenneth Bicknell Mc-
Carty. 21523
We're marching on to vict’ry; song,
m Luther A. Clark. © Oct. 1, 1933;
E pub. 38230; Roy Luther Thayer.
21524
We're on our way to victory; N. R. A.
song. © 1c. Oct. 6, 1933; E unp.
77568; Florence R. S. Phillips.
21525
We wait in faith; w J. M. Neale, m
J. Barnby, arr. Gordon Balch Nevin;
sop., alto and bar.; organ acc. ©
Oct: 9; 1983; '"E pub. 38370; J.
Fischer & bro. 21526
Weary wind of the west; w T. E.
Brown, m and arr, Edward Elgar;
sop. 1, 2. © Sept. 30, 1933; E for.
31694; Novello & co., 1td. 21527
21541
Wedding (The) of Mr. Mickey Mouse;
fox-trot, w Edward Pola, m Franz
Vienna; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
3, 1933; E for. 31778; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd. 21528
Wedding (The) of sweet William and
Rose; floral wedding song. © 1 «.
Oct; 19, 1983; E unp. 77715; Lillian
Poole Palmason. 21529
Weihnachtskantate; nach einer dich-
tung Josef Garber, ftir eine alt, sop.
u. 3 minnerstimmen, gem. chor u.
kleines orch., Armin Knab. Klavier-
auszug. © Oct. 18, 1933; E for.
31849; B. Schott’s sdhne. 21530 -
Welcome ode of James Farrington
chapter; [mixed voices] © 1 ec.
Oct. 16, 1983; E unp. 77468; Hazel
Hunter Roberts. 21531
Wending my way back home; pf. with
words. ©1e. Oct. 19, 1983; E unp.
77710; Charles Faso. 21532
West land; fox-trot song. ©1c. Oct.
10, 19833; E unp. 77676; Olive Watt
Nordquist. 21533
What a perfect girl I have, I’m her
only slave; w and melody. ©1ce.
Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77533; Daniel
Carapello. 21534
What a wonderful boy; song, m Bud
Manners. © 1 c. Oct. 30, 1933; E
unp. 78205; Alice Thorne Bartlett.
21535
What am I to do; song. © 1. Oct.
31, 19383; E unp. 78232; Archie Koty.
21536
What did you do with love; w and
melody. © 1 c. Oct. 10, 1933; E
unp. 77321; Elmer Pinder. 21537
What have you to say; song. ©1e.
Sept. 28, 19383; E unp. 77224; Alfred
Vincent Crafts. 215388
What is it; fox-trot song, melody Star-
ret system club. ©1c. Oct. 9, 1933;
E unp. 77313; Gabe Buckman.
21539
What is said in the moonlight, doesn’t
count next day; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1 ¢. Oct. 25,
19383; E unp. 779738; Leslie de Les-
dernier Howland. 21540
What is there to do but fall in love;
wand melody. ©1ce. Oct. 11, 1933;
E unp. 77339; Jimmy C. Stross.
21541
885
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21542
What’ll become of me; w and m Bud
Green and Sam H. Stept; with
chord notations for ukulele, banjo
and guit. © Oct. 7, 1933; E pub.
38187; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 21542
What will her mother say; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Oct. 21, 1933; E unp.
77777; Marjorie Harper. 21543
When Cupid calls; from This week of
grace, w and m Harry Parr-Davies;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 3, 1933;
E for. 31717; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd. 21544
When dreams come through; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1 ce. Oct. 4, 1933; E unp. 77074;
Roman Hintz. 21545
When God gave me you: w J. Kendall,
with melody. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1933;
E unp. 77310; John Kendall and
George Shackley. 21546
When I dream of you! down in cherry
lane; w and melody. © 1c. Oct. 31,
19383; E unp. 78257; Henry William
Marion Gericke. 21547
When I get back to Dixie once again;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1933; E
unp. 77083; Edith W. Fell. 21548
When I got dem buckshot blues; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr: ‘© 1 ¢. Oct. 16; 1933° Hupp:
77506; Daniel Ringler. 21549
When I had you in my arms; w M. F.
Whittaker; pf. be... Oe... At,
1933; E unp. 78043; M. Frances
Whittaker and Howard Whittaker.
21550
When I kiss you goodnight in the
morning; w Jack Lawrence, melody
Arthur Altman. © 1 ce. Oct. 26,
1938; E unp. 78010; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 21paL
When I’m dancing with somebody
else; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Oct.
27, 1933; E unp. 78057; Lester Blos-
som. “21552
When I’m dancing with the man I
love; song. © 1 c. Oct. 20, 1933;
E unp. 77742; William Francis Lot-
arski. 21553
When it’s autumn in the Ozarks, I’m
coming back to you; song. © 1.
Oct. 10, 1983; EK unp. 77284; Reinert
Thompson. 21554
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
When it’s moonlight on the old Bear
river; fox-trot song. © 1 ec. Sept.
30, 1933; E unp. 77573; Ivin Oliver
Ravsten. 21555
When it’s spring once more; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1933; E unp.
77094; Archie E. Marston. 21556
When Jesus spoke to me; song. ©
Le: Oct; 12, 19535) 5) Gee
Bonnie Cleo Willis. 21557
When life was new; song. © 1 ec.
Oct. 17, 1983; E unp. 77601; Ger-
trude Schlatter. 21558
When lights are soft and low; Ar-
gentine tango, E. Donato, arr.; orch.
pts. © Oct. 10, 1933; E pub. 38228;
A. Fassio. 21559
When mother dear is gone; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele ace.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77504;
Nellie Rieger. 21560
When my dreams come true; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78171;
Lloyd H. Lockard. 21561
When shall we meet again; w Nick
Kenny, m Abner Silver, pf. sc. Har-
old Potter; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 11, 19383; E pub. 38242; Harry
Bloom, inc. 21562
When stars come peeping thru’; song,
melody Burrell Van Buren. © 1 «¢.
Oct. 5, 1988; E unp. 77150; Harold
West. 21563
When the autumn leaves are falling;
w and new arr. of m. © 1c. Sept.
15, 1933; E unp. 77566; Fern Lu-
cille Nabors. 21564
When the clouds have passed by;
song, w James W. Foley. © Oct. .
11, 1933; E pub. 38188; Hva Frances
Hersey. 21565
When the heav’n gates open for me;
hymn, harmonized Cyril E. Barker.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 20, 1933: E unp. 77800;
Theresia Lela Yekich. 21566
When the leaves are gently falling in
the fall; m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
with w. ©1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp.
77979; Muriel Newman.
When the moon is shining on the river;
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
©.1 ¢c. Oct. 25, 1983; EH unpl 77968;
Lester Dent. 21568
884
21567"
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
When the moonlight shines in Mon-
tana: w P. R. Flint, m James Miller
Smithnwire;Ovire Oet: 16, £988 ;
E unp. 78110; J. Miller Smith, jr.
and Paul R. Flint. 21569
When the sun comes up in the morn-
ing: w and m Clitus M. Wickens;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 2, 1933; E
pub. 88121; Universal music sales.
21570
When the whippoorwills are calling;
valse song. © 1 c¢. Oct. 30, 1933;
E unp. 78148; G. McGregor Wason.
PANY As
When twilight steals down the canyon
wall: fox-trot song. © 1c. Oct. 10,
1933: E unp. 77672; Jesse Ward.
. 21572
When you are near; song, w Ive Brady.
© ie. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp. 77002;
Augusto Rizzi. 21573
When you are near me; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1
e. Oct. 23, 19388; EH unp. 77839; Joe
Donovan. 21574
When you came into my life; valse
song. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1933; E unp.
77665; Ralph Porter. 21575
When you played the old church or-
gan; w and melody B. Miller and
Diek Sanford. ©.1.¢. Oct. 28, 1933:
E unp. 77817; Bob Miller. 21576
When you're gone; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Oct. 8, 1933; E unp. 77376; Bernice
Major. 21577
When you’re out smirkling take a tip
from me; song. ©1e. Oct. 7, 1933;
E unp. 77189; Jack T. Holt. 21578
When you've lost your girl, pretend
that you don’t care; fox-trot; pf.
-treble with w. © 1c. Oct. 11, 1933;
E unp. 773845; Hugh M. Davenport.
ZISS
When you waltz with the one you love;
song, m L. D. Van Maren and Bea-
tries Scott Willis.’ © ‘1’ c. Oct.’ 6)
1983; E unp. 77163; Loretta Doug-
las Van Maren. 21580
When you were mine; song. © 1 «.
Oct. 23, 19838; E unp. 77792; Daniel
Kuster. 21581
When you were the girl on the scooter,
and I was the boy on the bike; from
Broadway thru a keyhole, w Mack
Gordon, m Harry Revel; with uke-
21595
banjo-guit, chord notations. © Sept.
25,.1933; 4 pub. 379938%,.De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine. 21582
When your sweetheart leads the way;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1.¢. Oct. 28, 1933; H
unp. 77834; Wm. J. Satterlee. 21583
Where is the one in dreams I love;
song, w G. Byssing. © 1c. Oct. 23,
19383; E unp. 77804; George Bys-
sing and Ira Kargon. 21584
Where’s all the bloomin’ money; fox-
trot, w G. F. Reed and F. A. Riley,
m 8. Rigby Arons; with ukulele arr.
© Aug. 4, 1938; E for. 31860; F. A.
Riley, G. F. Reed and S. Rigby
Arons. 21585
Where’s Elmer; w Al Lewis and Lou
Klein, melody Al Sherman and Will
S. Dillon. © 1. ¢. Oct. 28, 1933; E
unp. 78067; De Sylva, Brown and
Henderson, inc. 21586
w and melody. © 1 c. Oct. 23,
1933 ; E unp. 77816; Bob Miller.
21587
Where Santiam lilies grow; m Sylves-
ter Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1«.
Oct. 25, 19838; E unp. 77971; Flora
Porter Fox. 21588
Where the angels sing; song, m James
L. Brown. © 1 c¢. Oct. 16, 1933;
E unp. 77505; Kelley Knight. 21589
Where the cactus grows; song, arr.
Alfred Dalby; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 4, 1933; E pub. 38239; Henry
John Bedard. 21590
Where the roses are kissed by the
moon; w and melody. © 1. Sept.
25, 1983; E unp. 77439; Blaine Dar-
nell. 21591
Where the silv’ry Mohawk flows;
valse, w and m Mrs. H. G. Faulken-
der.’ @©)»)1 ‘¢. Oct:) 30, 1983;.H unp.
78144; Cora Mae Faulkender. 21592
Whirlpool; song, w Marion Short. ©
1 e. Oct, 31, 1933; E unp. 78260;
Christine Burnham. 21593
Whispering waters; m Sylvester Long
Cross ;’ pf: with w. "©" ¢Oct.* 25,
1933; E unp. 77977; Hazel Monte.
21594
Whispering winds; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Oct. 30, 19383; E unp. 78176; Dora
M. Pernot. 21595
889
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21596
Whistlin’ (The) cowboy; w Paul Fran-
cis Webster, melody Felix Bernard.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1933; E unp. 78046;
Leo Feist, inc. 21596
White night; song, w Selma Robinson.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1933; E unp. 77459;
Albert Joseph Milans. 21597
Whitewater loyalty: w and melody.
Oud en(OctZ, 193385,48 unp, Tibss:
Glenn M. Clarke. 21598
Whitmer (T. Carl) Two Christmas
folk songs; Lithuanian, arr., with
new matter, T. C. Whitmer; organ.
© Oct. 16, 1933; E pub. 38336; H.W.
Gray Co. 21599
Who’s who with you, gorgeous; w
George Whiting. melody Lou Hand-
man. © 1 ec. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp.
77942; Broadway music corp. 21600
Who stole my gal; fox-trot song, w
Fred L. Gerbig. © 1 ec. Oct. 20,
1933; E unp. 77739; Joseph F. Hunt.
21601
Whole-hearted ; fox-trot, w Bob Farns-
ley, m Cliff Slider. © Oct. 31, 1933;
E pub. 38544; Clifford Earl Slider.
21602
Whole (The) wide world salutes a
champion; w and m Lucille Fergu-
son; [male voices.] © 1 e¢. Oct. 14,
1933; E unp. 77475; Lucille Pierce
Ferguson. 21603
Whosoever will come after Me; Scrip-
tural text, m Marjorie Conrad John-
son. © Sept. 10, 1933; E pub. 38238 ;
Ogren & Uhe, inc. 21604
Why am I; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1933; E unp. 78029; David
Gordon Holder. 21605
Why be untrue to Jesus; hymn, har.
Josephine Randolph. © July 15,
1933; E pub. 38081; Albert C. Stew-
art. 21606
Why can’t my dreams come true; song.
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1933; E unp. 77199;
Joe Jenkins Fant. 21607
Why can’t we be sweethearts to-night ;
song. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1933; E unp.
77748; George W. Webster. 21608
Why can’t we name the day; w R.
Hartwell, melody H. Hartwell. ©
1 .@); Oct... 4° 1983; BE. unm T7100;
Roland Hartwell and Harley Hart-
well. 21609
Why did vou desert me; waltz, w Al
Bablon, melody Abe Moss. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 77908; Abe
Moskowitz. 21610
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Why did you leave me all alone; w
and m Bill Baleh. © 1 ¢. Oct. 30,
1933; E unp. 78179; William John
Balchunas. 21611
Why did you leave me alone; w and
melody Henry Smith. ©1c. Oct. 2,
1933; E unp. 76978; Leo Walter
Victor. 21612
Why do I love you; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 78124;
Marie E. Groh. 216138
Why do you pass me by; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1933; E unp. 77686;
Lizzie Beth Kellogg. 21614
Why does a little duck say quack
quack; w and melody. © 1c Oct.
4, 19383; E unp. 77115; Sam Kaval-
sky. 21615
Why don’t you come up sometime;
song, melody L. Crow and Margaret
Daugherty. ©1e. Oct. 21, 1933; E
unp. 77767 ; Lydia Crow. 21616
Why’ncha cumup sometime; w and
melody. ©1e. Oct. 30, 1933; E unp.
78203 ; William H. Jones. 21617
Wien, du bleibst das verwohnteste kind
der welt; lied, Fritz Rotter. ©
June 26, 1933; E for. 31773 ; Wiener
operettenverlag G. m. b. H., Dacapo-
verlag. 21618
arr. Alexander Stein-
brecher; salon orch. stimmen. ©
July 11, 1983; E for. 31772; Wiener
operettenverlag, G. m. b. H., Dacapo-
verlag. 21619
Wild roses: m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. with w. © 1 ¢. Oct72a- aes
E unp. 77981; Elizabeth Jane Pow-
ers. 21620
Wind’s (The) ahead; song, w Isabella
Churchill. © Sept. 2, 1933; E pub.
38491; Wilma C. Agnew. 21621
Winter nights; w and m Collis Le
Moryo. © 1c. Sept. 22, 1933; E unp.
77126; Hillery Hudson. 21622
Wishing with a four leaf clover; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Oct. -16, 1983; E ump.
77513 ; Winnie Blauser. 21623
With all my heart I love you; song.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77477;
Pearl I. Hine. 21624
With that sweetheart baby of mine;
w and melody. ©1c. Oct. 24, 1933;
E unp. 77878; Ted R. Mullins.
21625
886
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
—
Wondrous (The) cross; pt.-song, w
Isaac Watts; male voices, unacc. ©
July 1, 1933; E for. 31798; Robert
Stephen. 21626
Won’t you be mine alone; valse song.
© 1 ¢«. Sept. 25, 1983; E unp. 77588;
Victor Paulson. 21627
Won’t you remember me; song. ©1c.
Oct. 16, 19383; E unp. 77470; Henry
Pritchard. 21628
Wooden woman; w Forman Brown, m
Frederick Hollander. © 1 ¢. Oct.
25, 1983; E unp. 77915; Movietone
musi¢ corp. 21629
Woods of romance; w and melody J.
and Dagmar Durrie-Surin. © 1 «.
Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 775385; Joan
Durrie-Surin. 21630
Working for happiness; w and melody.
© 1-e. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp. 77527;
Zephir Beaudreau. 21631
Wotta racket; musical comedy, bk.
and lyrics Robert Henderson, m Nat
Gonen. i ©), .c.,; Oet:27,,..19383;.°D
28538; Illini theatre guild. 21631*
Would you surrender; from The gay
hussar, w Holt Marvell, m George
Posford; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
Mieeosasy iby for: 811833. Keith;
Prowse & co., ltd. 216382
Wouldn’t it be grand; song. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 11, 19338; E unp. 77328; Carrie
Davis Chapman. 21633
Wrong (The) man and the wrong
woman went back together again;
w and melody. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1933;
E unp. 77291; Bob Miller. 21634
Wyoming spring; pf. with w. ©1..
Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 77412; Rose
Wollesen. 21635
Ye apple blossoms falling; w and m
Elizabeth Davis Soechtig; mixed
voices. © Oct. 23, 1933; Epub.
38407; Kay and Kay music pub.
corp. 21636
Yes indeedy; song. © 1c Oct. 18,
193838; E unp. 77642; Hildur Eliza-
beth Wilde. 21637
Yes-men on parade; march fox-trot, w
Arthur Fields, m Fred Hall. © Oct.
20, 19383; E pub. 38418; Piedmont
music ¢o., inc. 21638
Yes, my dear; from White woman, w
Mack Gordon, melody Harry Revel.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1933; E unp. 76908:
Paramount productions, inc. 216389
21654
with uke-banjo-guit.
chord notations. © Oct. 27, 1933; E
pub. 38510; Paramount productions,
ine. 21640
Yodeling (The) ranger; w and melody
Raymond Hall and Jimmie Rodgers.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1933; E unp. 78091;
Southern music pub. ¢Co., inc.
21641
Your song... © 1), ¢...O0ct..% 19353 EB
unp. 77267; Howard Frederic Addle-
ston. 21642
—— im, Luther, A. Clark, , © Oct-
24, 1933; E pub. 38521; Alice Ada.
21643:
You ain’t the only woman; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp.
77682; Hollis E. Bennett. 21644
You and I, it must be; waltz song;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 19, 1933;
E pub. 38384 ; Hinar Holm. 21645
You are my candle-light; song, w
Robert Jarvis. ‘© 1c. Oct. 25, 1933;
E unp. 77919; James William Moore-
house. 21646
You are my destiny, dear; song. ©
Te Oct. as 19383.) By ounp. tao
Eugene Spencer Karst. 21647
You are still my pal little girl; valse
song. © 1. Oct. 10, 1933; E ump.
(7678; Jane M. Whitbeck. 21648
You are the girl of my dreams; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1933; E unp.
78156; Fred Hetzel. 21649:
You beautiful thing, I’m Crazy about
you; w and melody. © 1. Oct. 26,
1933; E unp. 78005; Zeph Fitz-
Gerald. 21650
You belong to me, nobody else but me;
waltz song, m Willard Herring. ©
1 6 Oct 12,4933. Hh pnp) Bisés ;
Jimmie Busler. 21651
You couldn’t blame me; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c.
Oct. 4, 193838; E unp. 77084; Eleanor
Pyles. 21652:
You know I’m still in love with you;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c Oet:.13)/1933; EB
unp. 77398; John E. Smith. 21653.
You'll never know how much I care;
melody with pf. acc. © 1 e¢. Oct.
19, 1983; E unp. 77714; Thomas L.
Crawford. 21654
887
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21655
You must come over; song. © 1 «.
Oct. 51, 1933; E unp. 78238; Archie
Koty. 21655
You never knew; w and m Moze Wil-
liams. © 1. Oct. 4, 1933; E unp.
77093; Merle Milton Williams.
21656
You never saw fish like the saw fish
that I saw; w and m Maurice Sturm,
Eddie Walters and Walter C. Ness;
pi. treble: ©' 1 ‘c. ‘Oct.’ 9) '19383: B
unp. 77241; Joe Davis, inc. 21657
wee lassie the
R. Stoba. ©
E unp. 77998;
21658
You’re always in my dreams _ sweet-
heart; song, m Luther A. Clark. ©
Oct. 7, 1933; E pub. 38419; Mary
. Rizzo. 21659
You’re gone sweetheart; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1933; E unp. 77885;
Murray McInnis. - ' 21660
You’re in my heart; w and melody.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1933; E unp. 78213;
Ted Salant. 21661
You're in my power ha, ha, ha, ha, ha;
w James Cavanaugh, melody Nat
a bonnie
noo; song, arr. W.
ree Oe FF. o1933=
David Marshall Whyte.
Your [sic]
Simon. ©1c. Oct. 17, 1933; E unp.
77607; Leo Feist, inc. 21662
You’re my lucky number; song. © 1
ec. Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 77686; Ma-
tilda Curtiss. 21663
You're my past present and future;
from Broadway thru a keyhole, w
Mack Gordon, m Harry Revel; with
uke-banjo-guit. chord notations. ©
Sept. 21, 1933; E pub. 37980; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
21664
Youre so shy; w Fritz Hebberd, mel-
ody Walter Anderson. © 1 c. Oct.
31, 19383; E unp.. 78254; Fritz HE.
Hebberd. 21665
You’re still just a little girl; pf. with
w.© L'a: Oct. 6: 19838 ;* Hump.
77176; Roy W. Swanson. 21666
You’re teaching me to love you; song,
melody Jack Schatenstein. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 30, 1983; E unp. 78218; Henry
J. Bedard. 21667
You're the girl of my dreams; w and
melody. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1933; KH
unp. 77882; Clifford E. Mullen.
21668
pt. Il, n.s., v. 28
You’re the one that can’t remember,
I’m the one that can’t forget; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1 c. Oct.-30, 1933) aup.
78169; Harold Sweet. 21669
You’re the song of my heart; waltz
song; with ukulele arr. © Oct. 5,
1933; E pub. 38180; Manford D.
Duckworth. 21670
You sang me a song; w Marie yan
Vorst, m Harry Gilbert; sop. 1, 2
and alto, with sop. obbl. © Oct. 23,
1933; E pub. 38531; J. Fischer &
bro. 21671
You've got a right to be wrong; semi-
hary number, from “Tis spring, w
Irving Kahal, m Sammy Fain.
1c. Oct. 17, 19337 chi np ria >
Music publishers holding corp.
21672
You’ve got me in love’s net; song. ©
1 c. Sept. 28, 193838; E unp. 768438;
Leroy Edward Hurt. 21673
You’ve got what it takes, to satisfy a
man like me; w and melody. ©1e.
Oct. 6, 1983; E unp. 77164: Robert
Iyin Ruboy. 21674
You were the one who taught me how
to love; song. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1933;
E unp. 78004; Margurite Carr.
21675
You-dle-ee-oo-de-oo; fox trot, w and
m The Boswells, arr. Art McKay;
orch. pts., with male trio arr. B.
Faighes. © Oct. 23, 1933; E pub.
38498; Leo. Feist, ine. 21676
w and m The Boswells; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 25, 1933; E pub.
38106; Leo. Feist, inc. 21677
Young men’s chorus and quartet book;
w and m Lily Strickland and others,
compiled Rob Roy Peery. © Oct.
14, 19383; E pub. 38322; Theodore
Presser co. 21678
Your answering call to my heart; w
and melody. © 1 ¢ Oct. 16, 1933;
E unp. 77539; George La Plante.
21679
Your best wishes are making me blue;
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 19338; E unp. 77964;
Gordon Clarence Levell. 21680
Your blue eagle; N. R. A., w and mel-
ody. © 1. Oct. 16, 1933; E unp.
77540; George La Plante.» 21681
888
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1933
Your [sic] mine, all mine, tonight;
song, m Charles Emmons George.
Charles James Simons. 21682
yt @, Oct.’35, 1933's unp.. T7312 ;
Your [sic] my vitamine; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Oct. 13, 1983; E unp.
77422; William B. Putman. 21683
Your name is the name of my sweet-
heart; song, m Luther A. Clark. ©
Oct. 24, 19388; E pub. 38523; Em-
mett EK. Irwin. 21684
Your presence is sunshine to me; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp. 77976;
Robert Aaron Miller. 21685
Your smiles are for someone else;
valse song. © 1 ¢ Oct. 10, 1933;
E unp. 77680; Robert L. Paxton.
21686
Your understanding sympathy; pf.
treble with w. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1933;
E unp. 78079; Lillian Neuman.
21687
Zilecher (Paul) March; op. 220, no.
4; pf., 4 hands. © Sept. 22, 1933;
E pub. 88285; G. Schirmer, inc.
21696
—— Melody; op. 220, no. 1; pf., 4
hands. © Sept. 22, 1933; E pub.
38282; G. Schirmer, inc. 21689
— Waltz; op. 220, no. 2; pf., 4 hands.
© Sept. 22, 1933; E pub. 38283; G.
Schirmer, inc. 21690
Zip, zip—and there you are; w Marcy
Klauber, m Harry Stoddard. ©1lce.
Oct. 3, 1933; E unp. 77042; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 21691
Zora ; tango serenade, melody. © 1c.
Oct. 16, 19383; E unp. 77497; Frank
Luther. 21692
27° suite en ut; de A. F. Marescotti;
pf. © Apr. 1, 19383; E for. 31807;
Jean Jobert. 21693
3 point 2; w Genee Milli, m Mimi
VT ANGY Le Oe, 12, 1933": BR) ap:
77357; Mimi Milligan and Genee
Milligan. 21694
7th avenue blues; song, w Richard
Bruce. ©1c. Oct. 23, 1933; E unp.
77847; Guy Forde Monypenny.
21695
21 (The) year prisoner is dead; w
and melody. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1933;
21688 E unp. 77290; Bob Miller. 21696
Number of entries in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1933, Class E,
Musical compositions (including 12,384 unpublished) _______________ 21, 696
889
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPY-
RIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF
THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
Abend (Der); lied, op. 44, no. 2. ©
Robert Kahn, as author. R27239. 1
Albert (Eugen d’) Ballade; op. 29,
no. 1; klavier. © Violante d’Albert,
as child of the deceased author. R
27042. 2
Intermezzo; op. 29, no. 4; klavier.
© Violante d’Albert, as child of the
deceased author. R 27045. 3
Nocturne; op. 29, no. 3; klavier.
© Violante d’Albert, as child of the
deceased author. R 27044. 4
Scherzo; op. 29, no. 5; klavier. ©
Violante d’Albert, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27046. 5
Algebra (The) of love; w Earle C.
Jones, m Max S. Witt. © Albert
Witt, as next of kin of the author of
m, who is not living. R 26924. 6
All the girls love me; song, from The
spring chicken. © Richard Carle,
as author. R 27090. i
All the way home; w Harriet H. Pier-
son, m Daniel B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, as widow. R 27071.
8
All true blue; w Lizzie De Armond, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27220. y
All we like sheep; w Maggie E. Greg-
ory, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27111. 10
Am I a soldier of the cross; m and
cho. Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de--
ceased author. R 27190. ar
America’s land; w C. D. Martin, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27342. Le
Annie Laurie; fantasy with variations,
W. F. Ambrosio, op. 30, no. 7; violin
and pf. © Gustay Saenger, as au-
thor. R 27013. 13
[21696
Any old time at all; w William
Jerome, m J. Schwartz. © Jean
Schwartz, as author, and Maude
Nugent Jerome, as widow. R 27077.
; 14
Arpeggio-etiide; op. 95, no. 1; pf. ©
Edmund Parlow, as author. R
27015. 15
At the battle’s front; w and m Mrs.
C. H. Morris. © Frances M. Lunk,
as child of the deceased author. R
26976. 16
Aubade; pf.
as author.
© Ernest Horton Miles,
R 27051. 17
Aufforderung zum tanz; kontrapunk-
tische paraphrase, Carl Maria von
Weber, op. 65, bearb.; klavier. ©
Leopold Godowsky, as author of ar-
rangement. R 27294. 18
Aus der volksseele; reihe toscanischer
volkslieder in deutscher uebertra-
gung, Edgar Kurz, fiir mezzo-sop.
mit begl. des pf., L. Schrattenholz,
op. 38. © Leo Schrattenholz, as au-
thor. R 27014. 19
Ausgewahlte etuden ; fiir die elementar
u. mittelstufe, Czerny, bearb. u.
fortschreitend geordnet, Ernst Rich-
ter. hft. 1. Elementarstufe.—nhft-.
2. Leichtere mittelstufe. © H. R.
Krentzlin, as author of arr. R
27299. 20
hft. 3. Fortgesehrit-
© H.R. Krentzlin,
R 22283 21
Bach (Johann Sebastian) The peas-
ant cantata; no. 212, English text
Lucy E. Broadwood, voc. se. B. Todt.
© Karl Teudt, as child of the de-
ceased author B. Todt. R 27333. 22
Soul, array thyself with gladness;
cantata nr. 180, English version
Muriel Davenport, voc. se. B. Todt.
© Karl Teudt, as child of the de-
ceased author B. Todt. R 27334. 23
tene mittelstufe.
as author of arr.
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52
Banner (The) of sixty-two; w C. D. | Blessed (The) name; w W. B. Wil-
Martin, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27343. 24
Barbier (Der) von Bagdad; komische
oper, Ouverttire in D dur, v. Peter
Cornelius, neuinstrumentiert Walde-
mar v. Baussnern; [Lorch.] Partitur.
© Elsbeth von Baussnern, as widow.
R 27507. 25
Be not deceived; w Harriet Fithian,
m Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, as widow. R 27072. 26
Be of good cheer; w HE. E. Hewitt, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27845. 27
Be with us still; w W. R. Fitch, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27349. 28
Because He ever liveth; w Jennie HE.
Hussey, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27402. 29
Because He loved His own; w Mrs.
C. D. Martin, m Charles H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child
of the deceased author. R 27104. 30
Because you’re you; from The red
mill, w Henry Blossom, m Victor
Herbert. © Marjorie Wilson, as
widow of the author of w, and Ella
Bartlett and Clifford Herbert, as
children of the deceased author of
m. R 27086. 31
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Beethoven’s
Moonlight sonata; transcription for
band. © Theo. M. Tobani, as au-
thor of transcription. R 27010. 32
Bekenntniss; w M. G. Conrad, m op.
43..no) 7; alt. u. bar.’o. ten. ©
Robert Kahn, as author of m. R
27025. 33
‘Berceuse in D _ flat; by William
Faulkes; organ. © Keturah Alice
Faulkes, as widow. R 270387. 34
Bessie and Ethel; waltz; pf. or organ
duet. © Eva H. Walworth, as au-
thor. R 27304. 35
Better than gold or silver; w Jennie
E. Hussey, i Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27113. 36
Bird (The) on Nellie’s hat; song, w
Arthur Lamb. © Alfred Solman, as
author of m. R 27254. 37
22006—33——_6
liams,' m. Chas. 'H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27136. 38
Breakers (The); grand fantasie de
concert; pf. © M. Thea Hays, as
author. R 27314. 39
Brightest and best of the sons of the
morning; Christmas anthem, w
Reginald Heber, m op. 12, no. 38.
© Charles Fonteyn Manney, as au-
thor of m. R 27058. 40
Brookside (The); song, w Lord
Houghton; in F min. © Ernest
Horton Miles, as author of m. R
27052. 41
Brunette (La); valse de concert, Ed-
mund Severn; oreh. arr. © Theo.
Moses-Tobani, as author of arr. R
27012. 42
Buccaneer (The) ; w Charles Noble, m
Adolf Weidig. © Helen R. Weidig,
as widow of the author of m. R
27250. 43
Bunny; song. © George A. Spink,
as author. R 27084. 44
Call (A) for reapers; w W. R. Fitch,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 27147. 45
Carry us in Thine arms; w Maggie
kK. Gregory, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27178. 46
Catholic church hymnal; with m, ed.
A. Hdmonds Tozer. © Muriel R.
Edmonds Tozer, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 26906. 47
Chandra-Nil, my lotus lily; song. ©
George Spink, as author. R 26951.
48
Child (A) of the King of Kings; w
Charlotte G. Homer, m W. Carroll
Radebaugh. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jv., as child of the deceased author
of w. R 27109. 49
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) 50 stud-
ien tiber die ettiden von Fr. Chopin;
op. 25, erste bearb.; pf. no. 5, in
E moll.—no. 6, in gis moll, terzen-
studie. © Leopold Godowsky, as
author of arrangement. R 27295,
27296. 50, 51
Christ is victor; w Mrs. Frank A.
Breck, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H, Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27119. 52
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53
Christ (The) who died; w John Crom-
bie White, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27121. 53
Christians, awake, salute the happy
morn; sop. solo and mixed cho. ©
Everett E. Truette, as author. R
27478. 54
Christian’s (The) battle hymn; w M.
Victor Staley, m Chas. H, Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child
of the deceased author. R 271380.
55
College chums; w V. Bryan, m G. Hoff-
mann. © Gertrude Hoffmann and
Vincent Bryan, as authors. R 27836.
56
Columbia, the gem of the ocean ; march,
M. W:. Butler; pf. or, organ. - ©
Philip Butler Perry, as author. R
27316. 57
Columbia, we sing of thee; w E. E.
Hewitt, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27344... 58
Come, gentles rise; Christmas carol,
w David Evans, m Horatio Parker;
organ ace. © Anna Parker, as
widow. R 27034. 9
Come near to me; w Miriam E. Ar-
nold, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27405. 60
Come ye thankful people, come; m
Adam Geibel: mixed voices. ©
Kathryn Skinner, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27468. 61
Consecration; w John Crombie White,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27175. 62
Coo! coo! the fable of the dove; from
Marrying Mary, w George V. Hobart,
m Silvio Hein. © Ann M. Hein, as
widow. R 26958. 63
Corporal’s (The) guard; march and
two-step, Franklin Eaton; full orch.
arr. © F. O. Boos, as author of
arr. * 1 Zisoz. 64
Crocodile isle; w Jack Drislane, m
Theodore Morse. © ‘Theodora
Morse, as widow. R 27499. 65
Cuckoo (The); w Mrs. Frank A.
Breck, m Adam Geibel; 3-pt. wom-
en’s cho. © Kathryn Skinner, as
child of the deceased author of m.
R 27471. 66
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Culinary Mary Ann; from The man
from now, w John Kendrick Bangs,
m Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein
and Mary Gray Bangs, as widows.
R 26941. 67
Cupid; from The girl from Broadway,
w Charles Noel Douglas, m Karl L.
Hoschna. © Hettie Hoschna, as
widow. R 26950. 68
Daisy girls; w Lizzie De Armond, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Ga-
briel, jr.. as child of the deceased
author. R 27206. 69
Dance of the honeybells; caprice;
band. © Simone Mantia, as author.
R 27005. 70
Dandelion coon; w Earle C, Jones, m
Max S. Witt. © Albert Witt, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 26923. 71
Dat’s de way I loves you, honey mine;
from The girl from Broadway, w
Chas. Noel Douglas, m Karl L.
Hoschna. © Hettie Hoschna, as
widow. R 27100. i
Day (The) of jubilee; w Lizzie De
Armond, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27210. 73
De bo’d of education; w J. W. John-
son, m J. R. Johnson. © James W.
Johnson and J. Rosamond Johnson,
as authors. R 27252. 74
Deeds of love; w Lizzie De Armond,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27181. 75
Dixie I love you; song, from The time,
the place and the girl, w Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams. © Jo-
seph E. Howard, as author of m. R
26961. 76
Dixie’s land; march, M. W. Butler; pf.
or organ duet. © Philip Butler
Perry, as author. R 27305. 77
Do you wonder why; w C. D. Martin,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 273869. 78
Don’t forget to pray; w Miriam E. Ar-
nold, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27397. 79
Earth is singing; w Lizzie De Armond,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27218.
892
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Easter story; Easter service, Charles
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., as child of the deceased author.
BR e27209. 81
Elements (The) of voice culture;
system of exercises for choirs, chos.,
etc. © D. A. Clippinger, as author.
Ryaiwe2. : 82
Hternal love; w W. R. Fitch, m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., as child of the deceased author.
R 27146. 83
Evening prayer; w Lanta Wilson
Smith, m Carl Fischer. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 27197. 84
Evening (The) zephyrs waltz; pf. or
organ. © Oliver J. Tharp, as au-
thor. R 27812. 85
Every Saturday afternoon; w James
O’Dea, m Anna Caldwell. © Anna
Caldwell O’Dea, as author and
widow. R 26967. 86
Everyday is ladies day with me; from
The red mill, w Henry Blossom, m
Victor Herbert. © Marjorie Wilson,
as widow of the author of w, and
Ella Bartlett and Clifford Herbert,
as children of the deceased author
of m. R 27087. 87
Everything for Jesus; w Flora HE.
Breck, m Carl Fischer. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 27365. 88
Fair roses bloom; w Lizzie DeArmond,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27217.
Fairest (The) flower in Dixie; w
James O’Dea, m Anna Caldwell. ©
Anna Caldwell O’Dea, as author of
m and widow of the author of w.
R 27258. 90
Fanchon; mazurka; banjo 1,2. © Al-
bert J. Weidt, as author. R 27233.
91
Par away; w Collin Davis, m Frank
J. Richmond. © Ethel R. I. Davis,
as widow. R 27083. 92
Far-away (The) home of the soul;
variations, M. W. Butler; pf. or or-
gan. © Philip Butler Perry, as au-
‘thor. R 27303. 93
Farewell fond dreams; duet, from The
girl and the governor, w S. M. Bren-
ner, m Julian Edwards. © Emily
/
107
Hdwards, as next of kin of the au-
thor of m, who is not living. R
27094. 94
Father in heaven; w M. Victor Staley,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27208. 95
Father, Thy way was right; w T. O.
Chisholm, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27182. 96
Fathomless love; w Miriam BH. Arnold,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27896. 97
Festival piece ; pipe organ. © Charles
Albert Stebbins, as author. R 27256.
98
Festival Te Deum; soli, cho. and or-
gan. © Albert Woeltge, as author.
R 27468. 99
Fill the air with hosannas; w Lizzie
De Armond, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27212. 100
Fill the world with singing; w and m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27127. 101
Fillmore’s school singer no. 3; by J. H.
and Fred A. Fillmore. © Laura F.
Fillmore, as widow of F. A. Fill-
more. R 273820. 102
Fisher (William Arms) Forty very
easy piano pieces; ed. and fingered
Heinrich Kiehl. 2d. ser. © Wil-
liam Arms Fisher, as author of ed-
iting and fingering. R 27060. 103
Flauto solo; musikalisches lustspiel,
dichtung Hans v. Wolzogen, m
Hugen d’Albert, vollstandiger kla-
vier-auszug mit deutschem text
Egon Pollak. © Violante d’Albert,
as child of the deceased author of m.
R 27041. 104
Floating down the Nile; w J. W. John-
son, m Rosamond Johnson. © James
W. Johnson and J. Rosamond John-
son, as authors. R 269138. 105
Fly the dear old banner; w Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child
of the deceased author. R 27339.
106
For love of Christ; w Mrs. C. D. Mar-
tin, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27167. 107
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pt. IM, n. s.;v. 28
Forever and forever: w W. R. Fitch,
m Robert Burns. © Charles H. Ga-
briel, jr., as child of the deceased
author of m. R 27129. 108
Forgiven; w and m Charles H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as
child of the deceased author. R
27134. 109
Forward to the prize; w Charlotte G.
Homer, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27364. 110
French comedy; overture, Keler-Bela,
op. 111; orch. arr. © Alfred Roth,
as author of arr. R 27011. $14
Galloping (The) major; w Fred Leigh,
m George Bastow. © Kate Leigh,
as widow. R 27092. 142
Gardiner (H. Balfour) Prelude; pf.
© H. Balfour Gardiner, as author.
R 27035. 113
Gel6ébniss ; trauungsgesang, w P. Ger-
hardt, m op. 43, no. 6; mezzosop. u.
bar, o. ten. © Robert Kahn, as au-
thor of m. R 27024. 114
Ghost (The) of Deacon Brown: w
J. W. Johnson, m RoSamond John-
son. © James W. Johnson and J.
Rosamond Johnson, as authors. R
26911. AAD,
Gipsy (The) prince; Hungarian two-
step intermezzo, op. 466; band. ©
Theo. M. Tobani, as author. R
27008. 116
Girl (The) and the governor; w S. M.
Brenner, m Julian Edwards. 1.
Opening cho., act. 1.—2. Entrance of
the governor. © Emily Edwards, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 27093, 27097.
117, 118
Girl (The) from Broadway; from the
operetta, w Chas. Noel Douglas, m
Karl L. Hoschna. © Hettie Hosch-
na, as widow. R 26949. 119
Girl (The) with the baby blue tights;
from About town, by Melville Ellis;
hotel orch. © Rachael M. Ellis, as
next of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 27082. 120
Girls! girls! girls; from The man from
now, w Ysabel de Witte Kaplan, m
Manuel Klein. © Helen Klein, as
widow. R 26939. 121
Give of your sunshine; w Annie M.
Sexauer, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27207. 122
Glory in the highest glory; anthem.
© C. Harold Lowden, as author of
mm. R 27467. 123.
Glory to God in the Highest; by E. J.
Decevée; mixed voices. © Anna
M. P. Decevée, as widow. R 27326.
124
Go tell them; w Jennie Crawford
Goodspeed, m Carl Fischer. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author of music. R
27358. 125
God is our refuge and strength; w
Mrs. W. Howard Keesler, m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., as child of the deceased author.
R 27389. 126
God is speaking; w Mrs. Frank A.
Breck, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27138. 127
God’s love; w Chas. W. M. Crossan,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author of m. R 27144. 128
God’s majesty and power; w W. R.
Fitch, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27348. 129
God’s precious word; w W. R. Fitch,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27203. 130
God’s will be done; w Mrs. W. Howard
Keesler, m C. D. Emerson. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author of m. R 27356.
131
Good bye sweet Maryland; song, Mon-
roe H. Rosenfeld. © Eunice M. Ro-
senfeld, as widow. R 26968. 132
Good-night, good-night ; conversational!
duet, m Sherman Coates. © L.
Wolfe Gilbert, as author of w. R
27255. 133.
Good (The) Shepherd; w J. M. Slus-
ser, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27399. 134
Great (The) glad day; w and m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., as child of the deceased author.
R 27401. 135:
Gruber (Joseph) XX offertoria; op.
161*, from the Commune sanctorum ;
male voices. © Joseph Gruber, as
author of m. R 27327. 136.
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163
Gwendolyn; from Marrying Mary, w | He never will forsake me; w C. D.
B. H. Burt, m Silvio Hein. © Ben-
jamin Hapgood Burt, as author, and
Ann M. Hein, as widow. R 26969.
; 137
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Concerti
grossi; nr. 16, v. G. F. Hiindel, op.
6, nr. 5, ftir orch., bearb. © Max
Seiffert, as author of arr. R 27504.
138
Hand in hand; w Lizzie De Armond, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27180. 139
Hast Thou work for me; w M. Victor
Staley, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27871. 140
He alone can save; w W. B. Williams,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27380. 141
He answers prayer; w Maggie H. Greg-
ory, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., aS child of the de-
ceased author. R 27385. 142
He calleth the stars by their name;
w C. D. Martin, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27878. 143
He handed me a lemon; w and m Bob
Cole. © Dora Cole Norman, and
Carriebel Cole Plummer, as next of
kin of the author, who is not living.
R 26962. 144
He is altogether lovely; w W. B. Wil-
liams, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27879. 145
He knows me by my name; w W. M.
Lighthall, m Carl Fischer. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author of m. R 27373.
146
He lives; w Jennie Ree, m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr.,
aS child of the deceased author. R
27179. 147
He loves me, he loves me not; from
The girl from Broadway, w Chas.
Noel Douglas, m Karl L. Hoschna.
© Hettie Hoschna, as widow. R
27076. 148
He loves me still; w W. R. Fitch, m
H,. A:* Henry. © Charles’ H. Ga-
briel, jr., as child of the deceased
author of m. R 27172. 149
Martin, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27394. 150
He never will turn me away; w Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 2738938. 151
He saves me from sin; w Maggie H.
Gregory, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27107. 152
He went farther than the cross; w C.
D. Martin, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27395. 1538
Heavens eternal King; sacred song,
Myles Horton; in D. © Ernest Hor-
ton Miles, as author. R 27055. 154
Help has been laid upon one; w C. D.
Martin, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27368. 155
Hobo (The) man; from The girl from
Broadway, w Chas. Noel Douglas, m
Karl L. Hoschna. © Hettie Hos-
chna, aS widow. R 27099. 156
Home, sweet home; variations, M. W.
Butler; pf. or organ. © Philip
Butler Perry, as author. R 27302.
157
Hope thou in God; w T. O. Chisholm,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27110. 158
Hosanna, all hail our King; w Lizzie
De Armond, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child
of the deceased author. R 27221.
159
Hosanna to His hame; w and m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., aS child of the deceased author.
R 27199. 160
Hosanna to our Savior King; w E. EB.
Hewitt, m Chas H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27194. 161
How can I but love Him; w C. D.
Martin, m S. B. Jackson. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author of m, R 27171. 162
How sweet to come to Jesus; w M.
Victor Staley, m S. B. Jackson. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author of m. R 27176.
163
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164
Humoreske; fiir pf. v. Ant. Dvorak,
aus op. 101, no. 7; ftir pf. u. violon-
cell. © Leo Schrattenholz, as au-
thor of arr. R 27023. 164
——vy. Eugen d’Albert. op. 29, no. 2;
klavier. © Violante d’Albert, as
child of the deceased author. R
27043. 165
© H. Balfour
R 27036. 166
Hurrah for the flag: w Charlotte G.
Homer, m A. O. T. Astenius and
C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27347. 167
I am heir to a crown: Ww W. R. Fitch,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
Humoresque; pf.
Gardiner, as author.
author. R 27123. 168
I am longing; w Mrs. W. Howard
Keesler, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr.. as child of
the deceased author. R 27388. 169
I am so fair; from The girl and the
governor, w S. M. Brenner. m Julian
Edwards. © Emily Edwards, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 27080. 170
can trust in the Savior; w M. Victor
Staley, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr.. as child of
the deceased author. R 27372. 171
I cannot doubt; w W. R. Fitch, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27187. 172
I come to Thee; w T. O. Chisholm, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27135. 173
don’t like your family; song, from
The time, the place and the girl, w
Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams.
© Joseph E. Howard, as author of
m. R 26960. 174
know He cares; w C. D. Martin,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
ke
=
—
author. R 27164. 175
I know He will; w W. R. Fiteh, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27151. 176
know not; w Maggie BE. Gregory, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27142. 177
—
pt. 11, n. s., Vv. 28.
I'll always love old Dixie; w J. W..
Johnson, m J. R. Johnson. © James
W. Johnson and J. Rosamond John-
son, aS authors. R 26914. 178
I love the last one best of all; w B. H.
Burt, m Silvio Hein. © Benjamin
Hapgood Burt, as author of w, and
Ann M. Hein, as widow of the au-
thor of m. R. 26926. 179:
I’m a’looking for my ten; from Moon-
shine, w George V. Hobart, m Silvio
Hein. © Ann M. Hein, as widow.
R 26909. 180
I’m Don Pascal de Mesquita, the con-
queror; from The girl and the gov-
ernor, w S. M. Brenner, m Julian
Edwards. © Emily Edwards, as
next of kin of the auther of m, who
is not living. R 27096. 181
I’m looking for a man by the name
of Smith; from Marrying Mary, w
B. H. Burt, m Silvio Hein. © Ben-
jamin Hapgood Burt, as author, ani.
R_ 26971.
182
Ann M. Hein, as widow.
I miss you in a thousand different
ways; w Will D. Cobb, m G. Ed-
wards. © Gus Edwards, as author
of m, and Katherine A. Cobb, as
next of kin of the author of w, who
is not living. R 27481. I83s
I shall not pass this way again; w
W. R. Fitch, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jz., as child
of the deceased author. R 27150.
184
I’ve a very nasty temper so beware:
from The girl and the governor, w
S. M. Brenner, m Julian Edwards.
© Emily Edwards, as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not liv-
ing. R 27095. 185
I will comfort you: w Maggie FB. Greg-
ory, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27141. 186
I will rejoice: w Hrnest Lee 'Thomp-
son, m Daniel B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, as widow. R 27062.
1ST
If Adam hadn’t seen the apple tree;
w Bob Cole, m J. R. Jolinson. ©
J. Rosamond Johnson, as author of
m, and Dora Cole Norman and Car-
riebel Cole Plummer, ag next of kin
of the author of w, who is not liy-
ing. R 26917. 188
896
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no. 10, 1933
If we were more like Jesus; w W. M.
Lighthall, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27890. 189
If you will; w Mary Winboro’
Ploughe, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27362. 190
In Amsterdam; from About the town,
w Joseph Herbert, m Melville Ellis.
© Marie L. Herbert, as widow of
- the author of w, and Rachael M.
Hillis, as next of kin of the author of
m, who is not living. R 26944. 191
In Italy; song; in B. © Ernest Hor-
ton Miles, as author. R 27050. 192
In Seville; song, from The spring
chicken, w M. E. Rourke. © Rich-
ard Carle, as author of m. R 27091.
193
In the brightness of His love; w
James Rowe, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child
of the deceased author. R 27182.
194
In the spring; male quartette. © C.
R 27466.
195
In touch with Thee; w Miriam E. Ar-
nold, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27185. 196
Into Thy hand; w Annie M. Sexauner,
m Carl Fischer. © Charles H. Ga-
briel, jr., as child of the deceased
author of m. R 27158. 197
Iola; w James O’Dea, m Chas. L.
Johnson. © Anna O’Dea, as widow.
R 26942. 198
Is Jesus satisfied with me; w and m
Austin Miles, as author.
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27116. 199
It is victory; w James Rowe, m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., as child of the deceased author.
R 27184. 200
It’s hard to be a boy, when no one
loves you; w Earle C. Jones, m Max
S. Witt. © Albert Witt, as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 26920. 201
It’s up to you to do the rest; from
The girl from Broadway, w Charles
Noel Douglas, m Karl L. Hosehna.
© Hettie Hoschna, as widow. R |
202 |
26948.
215
Jiger und jigerin; w Hichendorff, m
op. 43, no. 8; alt u. bar. © Robert
Kahn, as author of m. R 27026.
203
Jesus, blessed Jesus; w and m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., as child of the deceased author.
R 27195. 204
Jesus is all vou need; w W. M. Light-
hall, m Carl Fischer. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 27183. 205
Jesus lives; w John Crombie White, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27122. 206
Jesus lives again; w Jennie Ree, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27189. 207
Jesus, the sinner’s friend; w W. R.
Fitch, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27145. 208
Jesus will be yours; w E. A. Hoffman,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author of m. R 273866. 209
Joy to the world; Christmas anthem,
w Isaac Watts. © Thomas D. Wil-
liams, as author of m. R 27057.
210
Jubilee march; op. 55; pf. © Fred-
erick A. Williams, as author. R
27059. 211
Just how much I love you; w Bob
Cole, m Rosamond Johnson. © J.
Rosamond Johnson, as author of m,
Dora Cole Norman, and Carriebel
Cole Plummer, as next of kin of the
author of w, who is not living. R
26910. 212
Just to know; w Maggie H. Gregory,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27170. 213
Kaloola; darktown intermezzo; banjo
1,2. © Albert J. Weidt, as author.
Rpe2( 237, 214
Kiss all the girls for me; w J. J.
Walker, m John MHeinzman. ©
James. J. Walker, as author of w,
and Dorothy Heinzman, as child of
the deceased author of m. R 26915.
215
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216
Kitty, pretty Kitty; w William Jer-
ome, m J. Schwartz. © Jean
Schwartz, as author, and Maude
Nugent Jerome, as widow. R 27078.
216
Kris in Japan; Christmas cantata, by
EK. R. Worrell. © Edna Randolph
Worrell, as author of w. R 27476.
217
Ladies (The) band; march; pf., or or-
gan. © Marty C. Bales, as author.
ie oetala. 218
Lady (The) journalist; song, m Ethel-
wyn Arnold. © Arthur A. Penn, as
author of w. R 26948. 219
Lamb (The) of Cavalry; w M. Victor
Staley, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27152. 220
Lay hold on the promise; w Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, m Chas. H. Gab-
riel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as
child of the deceased author. R
27400. 2A
Led by a loving Father’s hand; w
Maggie E. Gregory, m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr.,
as child of the deceased author. R
27188. 222
Led by His love; w James Rowe, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27133. 223
Legato-etiide; op. 95, no. 2; pf. ©
Edmund Parlow, as. author. R
27016. 224
Let everybody sing; w J. N. Sammis,
m Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, as widow. R 27065. 225
Let it alone; w Alex Rogers, m Bert
A. Williams. © Lavinia Rogers, as
widow of the author of w. R
27328. 226
Let your eyes be on the field; w Mrs.
C. D. Martin, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child
oi the deceased author. R 27157.
pra f
Liebe (Der) erwachen; op. 28, nr. 10,
w Theodor Winkler, englisch tiber-
setzung William Wallace; hohe
stimme. © Felix Weingartner, as
author of m. R 27506. 228
Lift thine eyes; w and m Frederic
Knight Logan. © Virginia Knight
Logan, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 27291. 229
pt. III, n. s.,; v. 28
Light in the eastern sky; m Daniel B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, as
widow. R 27068. 230
Lilies; w Alice Toland Criss, m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., aS child of the deceased author.
R 27124. 231
Lily (The) and the rose; song, m
Harry O. Sutton. © Jean Lenox, as
author of w. R 26908. 232
Liquid air police parade; from The
man from now, w John Kendrick
Bangs, m Manuel Klein. © Helen
Klein and Mary Gray Bangs, as
widows. R 26940. 233
Little evangels;: w Ida L. Reed, m Carl
Fischer. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr.,
as child of the deceased author of
Tm Rei. 234
Little friends of Jesus; w Lizzie De
Armond, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27204. 235
Little helpers; w Mrs. C. D. Martin, m
S. B. Jackson. @© Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author of music. R 27341. 236
Little patriots; w Mrs. C. D. Martin,
m S. B. Jackson. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author of music. R 27340. 237
Little soldiers; w Lena Thompson, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27192. 238
Lord (The) God omnipotent reigneth ;
w Maggie EK. Gregory, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr.,
as child of the deceased author. R
27382.
Lord, I come; w Charlotte G. Homer,
m W. Stillman Martin. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author of w. R 27381. 240
Love me as you used to do; from The
girl from Broadway, w Chas. Noel
Douglas, m Karl L. Hoschna. ©
Hettie Hoschna, as widow. R 27102.
241
Love song; by Giuseppe Ferrata, op. 7,
no. 4. 1. Pf. — 2. Organ. © Alma
Ferrata and Mario Ferrata, as chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
26860, 26861. 242, 243
Love’s sunshine; w Mrs. C. D. Martin,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27158.
898
RENEWALS
no. 10, 1933
MacDowell (Edward Alexander)
Zweite, indianische, suite; op. 48,
bearb. Otto Taubmann; klavier zu 4
hinden. © Elsa Taubmann, as
widow. R 27503. 245
Mansfeldt technic; daily exercises,
Hugo Mansfeldt; pf. bk. 1-8.
Mabel Mansfeldt, as widow. R
27500-27502. 246-248
Marching; song, from The _ spring
chicken. © Richard Carle, as au-
thor. R 27089. 249
Marching along we go; w Lizzie De
Armond, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27219. 250
Marie Cahill’s Hottentot love song; w
B. H. Burt, m Silvio Hein. © Ben-
jamin Hapgood Burt, as author, and
Ann M, Hein, as widow. R 26918.
251
Marteau (Henri) Concert; op. 7;
violoncell u. orch. - Partitur. ©
Henri Marteau, as author. R 27245.
252
Master, try me; w James Rowe, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27202. 253
May 1; w James O’Dea, m Anna Cald-
well. © Anna Caldwell O’Dea, as
author and widow. R 26966. 254
Meditation; pf. © Ernest Horton
Miles, as author. R 27053. 255
Meisterschule der alten zeit. no. 7-9.
© Alfred Moffat, as author. R
27242-27244.
Mister Cupid; w B. H. Burt, m Silvio
Hein. © Benjamin Hapgood Burt,
as author, and Ann M. Hein, as
widow. R 26927. 259:
More like the Master; w and m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., as child of the deceased author.
RK 27361. 260:
More like Thee; w Mrs. C. L. Shack-
lock, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27403. 261
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Mo-
zart; a collection of favorite gems,
incl. extracts from his symphonies,
operas and church music. © Paolo
Gallico, as author. R 26957. 262
256-258 |
276
My cup runneth over; w OC. D.
Martin, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deecased author. R 27163. 263
My ever faithful Friend; w T. O
Chisholm, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27126. 264
My Father knows my need; w Mrs.
W. Howard Keesler, m C. D. Emer-
son. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as
child of the deceased author of
music. R 27357. 265
My lady night; poem Nelle Richmond
Eberhart; low voice. © Charles
Wakefield Cadman, as author of m.
R 27464. 266
My little Eskimaid; song. © Max
Hoffmann, as author. R 27085. 267
My Mississippi missus misses me; w
Earle C. Jones, m Max S. Witt. ©
Albert Witt, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
26959. 268
My old Kentucky home, good night;
by M. W. Butler; pf. or organ. ©
Philip Butler Perry, as author. R
27309. 269
My only hope and plea; w Maggie HE.
Gregory, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27154. 270
My Saviour; w C. D. Martin, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27162. 271
My soul’s desire; w Charlotte G.
Homer, m Theodore HE. Perkins. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author of w. R 27112.
272
My very own; w and m Clare Kum-
mer. © Clare Kummer Henry, as
author. R 27251. 273
Ninie; lied op. 44, no. 1. © Robert
Kahn, as author. R 27288. 274
National thanksgiving hymn; w
Charles B. Soule. © Henry S. Saw-
yer, aS author of m. R 26978. 275
Nativity (The) according to St. Luke;
cantata or service, text arr. from
the Scriptures and the hymnal, m
Frederic Field Bullard. Voc. sc.
Theodore Vail Bullard, as child of
the deceased author. R 27497. 276
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277
Nearer every day; w Chas. H. Gabriel,
m I. Baltzell. © Charles H. Gab-
riel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27114. ra
Nearer to the heart of Jesus; w Mag-
gie E. Gregory, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child
of the deceased author. R 27883.
278
Never turn back; w and m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr.,
as child of the deceased author. R
27200. 279
No cross, no crown; w and m of cho.
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 273875. 280
No one can help you but Jesus; w
A. A. P., m Daniel B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, as widow. R
27063. 281
No one will steal him; from Miss
Dolly Dollars, w H. B. Smith, m
Victor Herbert. © Harry B. Smith,
as author of w, and Ella Bartlett
and Clifford Herbert, as children of
the deceased author of m. R 26952.
282
No will but Thine; w Maggie E. Greg-
ory, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27155. 283
Noah; from Marrying Mary, w B. H.
Burt, m Silvio Hein. © Benjamin
Hapgood Burt, as author, and Ann
M. Hein, as widow. R 26968. 284
Not for mine; song. © Charles Le-
Paige, as author. R 27098. 285
Nuptial waltzes; pf. © Harry J. Lin-
coln, as author. R 26956. 286
O, all ye works of the Lord; anthem,
Biblical w, m Humphrey J. Stewart;
mixed voices, organ acc. © Fran-
ces Mary Woodhead, as child of the
deceased author of m. R 27056.
287
O blessed day; w Maggie E. Gregory,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27139. 288
O cross of love; w T. O. Chisholm, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Ga-
briel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27196. 289
O sing unto the Lord a new song;
mixed voices. © Frederick N.
Shackley, as author. R 27477. 290
pt. In, n. s., v. 28
O what a change; w Mrs. C. D. Mar-
tin, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. _R 27177. 291
O wonderful love of my God; w W. R.
Newell, m Daniel B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, as widow. R
27069. aoe
Octaven-etiide; op. 95, no. 3; pf. ©
Edmund Parlow, as author. R 27017.
293
Oh how He loves; w Effie Stevens, m
Chas, H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27120. 294
Old (The) family Bible; w W. R.
Fitch, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27148. 295
Old folks at home; march, M. W.
Butler ; pf. or organ. © Philip But-
ler Perry, as author. R 27808. 296
Old (The) oaken bucket; easy varia-
tions, M. W. Butler; pf. or organ.
© Philip Butler Perry, as author.
R 27315. 297
Old reliable jokes; from Marrying
Mary, w B. H. Burt, m Silvio Hein.
© Benjamin Hapgood Burt, as au-
thor, and Ann M. Hein, as widow.
R 26972. 298
Onward Christian soldiers; m Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., as child of the deceased author.
Ri2isae. 299
Onward upward; w Harriet H. Pier-
son, m Daniel B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, as widow. R 27070.
300
Our country’s flag; w W. R. Fitch, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27351. 301
Our flag and country; w W. R. Fitch,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27350. 3802
Our gifts we bring; w Lizzie De Ar-
mond, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27215. 303
anthem. ©
R 27480.
304
Our petition; w Maggie E. Gregory, m
H. A. Henry. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., as child of the deceased author
of m. R 27108. 305
Our help and _ shield;
Caleb Simper, as author.
900
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no. 10, 1983
Out-door (The) girl; from About the
town, w Joseph Herbert, m Melville
Ellis. © Marie L. Herbert, as
widow of the author of w, and Ra-
chael M. Ellis, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
26947. 306
Over there; variations, M. W. Butler ;
pf. or organ. Philip Butler
Perry, as author. R 27806. 307
Papita; w Earle C. Jones, m Max S.
Witt. © Albert Witt, as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not living.
R 26919. 308
Pastorale in A; by William Faulkes;
organ. © Keturah Alice Faulkes,
as widow. R 27511. 309
Peace upon earth; anthem, m Adam
Geibel; mixed cho. © Kathryn
Skinner, aS child of the deceased
author. R 27469. 310
Phyllis; w and m Frederic Knight Lo-
gan. © Virginia Knight Logan, as
next of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 27290. 311
Piccadilly (The) crawl; from About
the town, w Joseph Herbert, m Mel-
ville Ellis. © Marie L. Herbert, as
widow of the author of w, and Ra-
chael M. Ellis, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
26945. 312
Popular melodies for B flat clarinet;
by Thomas H. Rollinson; with pf.
ace. © Henry P. Buncher, as execu-
tor of the author. R 27061. 313
Pousse cafe; w H. B. Smith, m M.
Hoffmann. © Harry B. Smith and
Max Hoffmann, as_ authors. R
26938. 314
Prayer (A); w and m H. A. Henry.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child
of the deceased author of m. R
27363. 291 a
Frayers at sea; song, w John Keble.
(In Silver song series no. 26) ©
Margaret Ruthven Lang, as author
of m. R 26930. 316
Promised (The) land; w Charlotte G.
Homer, m W. S. Pitts. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author of w. R 27853. 317
Prove Him today; w Mrs. C. D. Mar-
tin, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27161. 318
332
Raiders (The) ; galop; banjo 1, 2. ©
Albert J. Weidt, as author. R 27282.
319
Rainy (The) day brigade; w Lizzie De
Armond, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27214. 320
Ready to follow the Master; w Char-
lotte G. Homer, m J. B. Herbert. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author of w. R 27376.
ak:
Red cross march; pf. or organ. ©
Edna S. Sullins, as author. R 273138.
Boe
ted domino; march and two step, S.
R. Henry; pf. © Henry R. Stern,
as author. R 26965. 323
Resting on His promises; w M. Victor
Staley, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27370. 324
Resurrection; w John Crombie White,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27191. 325
Road (The) leads home; w arr. James
M. Gray, m Daniel B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, as widow. R
27064. 326
Roses (The) are telling; w E. HE.
Hewitt, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27346. 3827
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch)
Voices of the woods; arr. Anthony
Richards; women’s cho. © _ Isa-
belle M. H. Kieserling, as widow of
the author of arr. R, 27224. 328
Run, Brudder Rabbit, run; w J. W.
Johnson, m Rosamond Johnson. ©
James W. Johnson and J. Rosamond
Johnson, as authors. R 26912. 329
St. Cecilia; sacred overture, E. Ba-
tiste; orch. arr. © Theo. Moses-
Tobani, as author of arr. R 27007.
330
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Taren-
telle; op. 6, for flute and clarinet;
orch. arr. © Alfred Roth, as au-
thor of arr. R 27006. Sul
Santa Claus and others; Christmas
cantata. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr.,
as child of the deceased author. R
27128. 332
901
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
303
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Santa’s success; Christmas cantata, m | Song (A) of sunshine; w Lizzie De
J. Lincoln Hall. © Irvin H. Mack
and C. Austin Miles, as authors of
SW ee a LAG: 333
Schratenholz (Leo) Zwei sonaten;
op. 37; pf. u. violine. no. 1. F dur.—
no. 2. B dur. © Leo Schrattenholz,
as author. R 27021, 27022. 334, 335
Sea-wanderers; poem for cho. and
orch., w Helen F. Bantock, deutsche
ubersetzung Ludmilla Kirschbaum.
Voc. sc. © Granville Bantock, as
author of m. R 27508. 336
Seattle Sal; song. © Max Hoffmann,
as author. R 27108. Sat
Seeing the town.in a yap wagon; from
About the town, w Joseph Herbert,
m Melville Ellis. © Marie L. Her-
bert, as widow of the author of w.
and Rachael M. Ellis, as next of kin
of the author of m, who is not liv-
ing. R 26946. 338
Serenade d’amour; by F. v. Blon; orch
arr. © Theo. Moses Tobani, as au-
thor of arr. R 27008. 339
Shrine (The); song; in D flat. ©
Ernest Horton Miles, as author. R
27054. 340
Sight reading and memory lessons; pf
© Thomas Tapper, as author. R
27298. 341
Silver maple; march and_ two-step.
SMES Praxier* fu .orch> arr. (Cc)
BE. ©: “Boos; as author or arr’
27381. 342
Since Jesus came; by Charles H.
Gabriel; women’s quartet.
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27106.
343
Sing for joy; w Mrs. Frank A. Breck.
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 2s: 344
Someone is looking to you; w W. M.
Lighthall, m Chas. H. Gabr’el. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr.. as child of
the deceased author. R 27137. 345
Song miniatures; by Frederic Knight
Logan. © Virginia Knight Logan.
as next of kin of the author, who is
not living. R 27292. 346
Song (A) of hope; song, w Burt
Fletcher. © Eugene Platzman, as
author of m. R 27040. 347
Armond, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27213. 348
Song (A) of trust; w C. E. Mande-
ville. m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27201.
349
Song praises; compiled Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr.,
as child of the deceased author. R
27406. 350
Songs that every child should know:
ed. © Dolores M. Bacon, as author
of editing. R 26932. 351
Sons du ruisseau; valse francaise, arr.
R. E. Hildreth; orch. © Frank H.
Grey, as author of m. R 27234.
“4 B02
Springtime of love; w Frank Demp-
ster Sherman, m Horatio Parker;
med. voice. © Anna Parker, as
widow. R 27088. 353
Staceato-etiide; op. 95, no. 4; pf. ©
Edmund Parlow, as author. RB
27018. 304
Star of royal splendor; Christmas
service, C. A. Miles and C. Harold
Lowden. © C. Austin Miles, as one
of the authors of m. R 27474. 355
Step by step;
Daniel B. Towner.
Towner, as widow.
w Jennie Wilson, m
© Ada Page
R 2WT3 L356
Still lead on; w Miriam E. Arnold, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27398. 357
Stiller zwiegesang; w Bierbaum, m
op. 43, no. 9; alt u. bar. © Robert
Kahn, as author of m. R 27027.
358
Story (The) of infinite love; w C. D.
Martin, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27165. 359
Summer all the time; w C. D. Martin,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27160. 360
Summer (The) girl; waltz; banjo 1, 2.
© Albert J. Weidt, as author. R
27236. 361
Sunbeams bright; w Lizzie De Ar-
mond, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27205. 362
902
no. 10, 1933
Sunlight (The) of His presence;
Mrs. C. D. Martin, m Chas. H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as
child of the deceased author. R
27109. 363
Sweet by and by; variations M. W.
Butler; pf. or organ. © Philip
Butler Perry, as author. R 27801.
364
Sweet summer rain; idylle; pf. ©
M. Thea Hays, as author. R 27310.
365
Take your brother by the hand; w
Harriet Fithian, m Daniel B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, as
widow. R 27074. 366
Tausenderlei; lied, Carl Bohm. ©
Jenny Bohm, as widow. R 27240.
t 367
Terzen-etiide; op. 95, no. 5; pf. ©
Edmund Parlow, as author. R
27019. 368
Than many sparrows; w EH. EH. He-
witt, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27387. 369
That’s easy for a little girl to do;
from The girl from Broadway, w
Chas. Noel Douglas, m Karl L.
Hoschna. © Hettie Hoschna, as
widow. R 27101. 370
That’s the kind of a noble savage that
I am; from The girl and the gover-
nor, w S. M. Brenner, m Julian Ed-
wards. © Emily Edwards, as next
of kin of the author of m, who is
not living. R 27081. 371
That sweet hame; w Mrs. Geo. D. El-
derkin, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27404. 372
There is a gate; w James M. Gray, m
Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, as widow. R 27066. 373
There’s a baby in the house; from
Around the town, w Joseph Herbert,
m Melville Ellis. © Marie L. Her-
bert, aS widow of the author of w,
and Rachael M. Hillis, as next of
kin of the author of m, who is not
living. R 27387. 374
There’s a shout in the camp; song.
© C. Austin Miles, as author. R
27472. OST
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w | There’s a song within my heart; w
Juliette EK. Perry, m Chas. H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as
child of the deceased author. R
27392. 376
There were shepherds; mixed voices.
© C. Austin Miles, as author of m.
R 27470. 377
Thou art found wanting; w Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, m Chas. H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as
child of the deceased author. R
27198. 378
Thou art mine forever more; w W.
R. Fitch, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27377. 379
Thou art worthy; w James G. Deck,
m Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, aS widow. R 27075. 380
Three men in a boat; w B. H. Burt,
m Silvio Hein. © Benjamin Hap-
good Burt, as author, and Ann M.
Hein, as widow. R 26925. 381
"Tis sweet to know; w W. M. Light-
hall, m Carl Fischer. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author of m. R 27874. 382
To Jesus you may go and be saved;
w C. D. Martin, m Chas. H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as
child of the deceased author. R
27367. 383
Tramp (The) of the host; w and m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27360. 384
Triller-etiide; op. 95, no. 6; pf. ©
Edmund Parlow, as author. R
27020. 385
True to my Savior; w James Rowe, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27125. 386
Try to make gomebody happy; w
\C. D. Martin, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child
of the deceased author. R 27166.
387
Two little sailor boys; song, m Dolly
Jordon. © Edward Madden, as au-
thor of w. R 27079. 388
Under the mistletoe; w Karle C. Jones,
m Max S. Witt. © Albert Witt, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 26964. 389
903
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390
Unnumbered blessings; w W. R. Fitch,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27149. 390
Victory; w Charlotte G. Homer, m
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27174. 391
Waiting for a certain girl; song, from
The spring chicken, w Milton W.
Lusk. © Richard Carle, as auther
of m. R 27088. 392)
Waiting to save; w Miriam E, Arnold,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27186. 393
Walking with Jesus; w E. S. Ufford,
m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, jr., as child of the deceased
author. R 27391. 394
Wandering home; w and m arr. Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., as child of the deceased author.
R 27354. 395
Way (The) of the cross leads home; w
Jessie Brown Pounds, m Chas. LE.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr..
as child of the deceased author. R
27148. 396
We must save our land; w James
Rowe, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27359. 397
We will rejoice; Easter anthem. ©
Caleb Simper, as author. R 27479.
398
Weberlied; w Carmen-Sylva, englisch
tibersetzung John Bernhoff; hohe
stimme. © Felix Weingartner, as
author of m. R 27505. 399
Weighed in the balance; w A. A. P.,
m Daniel B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, aS widow. R 27067. 400
Welcome, beautiful summer; w Lizzie
De Armond, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27211. 401
Wenn die bombe platzt; marsch aus
dem schwank. © Paul Lincke, as
author. R 26970. 402
Were I a bird; w and m Frederic
Knight Logan. © Virginia Knight
L*gan, as next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 27289. 403
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
What a change; w C. D. Martin,
m Charles H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27105. 404
What a friend we have in Jesus; vari-
ations, M. W. Butler; pf. or organ.
© Philip Butler Perry, as author.
R 27307. 405
What a time; coon song. © Iowen M.
Lawson, as author. R 26929. 406
What does it matter; w Laurene High-
field, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de
ceased author. R 27169. 407
What will you do with Jesus; song, w
anon. © M. L. Stocks, as author of
m. R,2693!. 408
What wilt Thou have me to do; w
Maggie HE. Gregory, m Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr,
as child of the deceased author. R
27140. 409
When He cometh; w and m Charles
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
jr., aS child of the deceased author.
R 27115. 410
When Jesus died; w John Crombie
White, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27352. 411
When the circus comes to town; w
Earle C. Jones, m Max S. Witt. ©
Albert Witt, as next of kin of the
author of m, who is not living. R
26921. 412
When Thou hast shut the door; w
Mrs. C. D. Martin. m Chas. H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as
child of the deceased author. R
27168. 413
When you mention it, don’t mention
that I mentioned it to you; w Ed. P.
Moran, m Seymour Furth. © Hazle
Furth, as widow of the author of m.
R 27335. 414
Where is the King; w Mrs. Frank A.
Breck, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27117. 415
Who do you love; w Bob Cole, m J.:
Rosamond Johnson. © J. Rosa-
mond Johnson, as author of m, Dora
Cole Norman and Carriebel Cole
Plummer, as next of kin of the au-
thor of w, who is not living. R
26916. 416
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Will the Lord count you; w E. HE.
Hewitt, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27386. 417
Will there be a home for me; w M.
Victor Staley, m Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child
of the deceased author. R ans
4
Will you meet me there; w Maggie HE.
Gregory, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27384. 419
With banner and song; w Flora Kirk-
land, m Chas. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 27195. 420
Wonderful (The) birth; Christmas
service, Arthur Wilton, C. Harold
Lowden, C. A. Miles and W. A. Post.
© C. Austin Miles, as one of the
authors of m. .R 27478. 421
426
Won’t you say you love me; w Earle
C. Jones, m Max S. Witt. © Albert
Witt, as next of kin of the author
of m, who is not living. R 26922.
4292
World’s (The) need; w Mrs. Frank A.
Breck, m H. A. Henry. © Charles
H. Gabriel, jr., as child of the de-
ceased author of m. R 27156. 423
Yankee boys; march; banjo 1, 2. ©
Albert J. Weidt, as author. R 27235.
424
Young crusaders; w Lizzie De Ar-
mond, m Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, jr., as child of
the deceased author. R 27216. 425
Zweites quartett; op. 9; 2 violinen,
viola u. viloncell. Partitur. ©
Henri Marteau, as author. R 27241.
426
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
NOTICE.—If£ the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or
music, no statement of authorship is given.
A rivederci; w and melody Ferdinand
Desavis. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 19338; E
unp. 79024; Ninette Holmes. 21697
A signora ’e ’stu core; versi Salvatore
Baratta, m Alfredo Mazzucchi; pf.
© Sept. 30, 1933; E for. 31916; Casa
- editrice Ferdinando Bideri. 21698
°A vittoria e La Guardia; canzone, m
Josef Furgiuele. © 1 c. Nov. 29,
1933; E unp. 79515; Alfonso Ric-
ciardi. 21699
versi Raffaele Bellobuono (Gil-
do); pf. © 1c. Nov. 28, 19383; H
unp. 79490; Giuseppe Mirabile.
21700
Abiding in Jesus; hymn. © May 24,
1923; E pub. 38716; Burton B. Bos-
worth. 21701
Acting with me; w and melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 6, 1983; E unp. 78495; Sid-
ney Holden. 21702
Adalaysa ; fox, parole Ettore de Mura,
m Alfredo Mazzucchi. © Sept. 30,
1933; E for. 31917; Casa editrice
Ferdinando Bideri. 21703
Adams Sself-instructor for guitar; by
John Adams. © Sept. 5, 1933; AA
133725; Forster music publisher, ine.
21704
Adieu, sweet Amarillis; w anon., m
John Wilbye, arr. Katherine Ken-
nicott Davis; women’s voices. ©
Oct. 25, 1983; E pub. 38726; E. C.
- Schirmer music co. 21705
Adiou Paree; song, w M. Roseff and
Margarete Weber. © 1 c. Oct. 30,
1933 ; E unp. 78276; Melle Roseff.
- 21706
Aeroplane; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Nov. 3, 1988; E unp. 79161; Bertha
Stevens. 21707
After sundown; from Going Holly-
wood, w Arthur Freed, m Nacio
Herb Brown; with arr. for ukulele,
etc., May Singhi Breen. © Nov. 15,
1933 ; EF pub. 38839; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 21708
After thirty four; song, melody James
J. Donnelly. © 1c. Nov. 3, 19338;
E unp. 78352; Benjamin Kahn.
21709
Ah, how happy; 2-pt. song, from The
Indian queen, by Henry Purcell, arr.
and ed. W. Gillies Whittaker. ©
July 13, 19383; E for. 31894; Oxford
univ. press. 21710
Ain’t got no money; w and melody.
©l1c. Nov. 1, 1933; E unp. 78287;
Josephine Kirby Smalley. 21711
Al lupo; 2. fantasia, G. Mulé, rid.
Illuminato Culotta; piccola_ orch.
parti. © Nov. 14, 1933; E for.
32200; G. Ricordi & co. PAZ
Al sindaco Fiorello La Guardia; versi
e melodia. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1933; EH
unp. 79399; Leonardo Dia. 21713
Alabama rose; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 78919; Nellie
Greenman. 21714
Albright’s compendium of novelty mu-
sic; melodies. © Oct. 21, 1933; EH
pub. 38776; John Edward Albright.
21715
Album of new radio favorites; 20
songs, w Agnes E. Wright and oth-
ers, m composed and arr. Sylvester
Long Cross; with ukulele arrs.
Emory J. Stevenson. no. 1. © Sept.
6, 1983; AA 1380697; Master music
makers. 21716
Alhambra festival; overture, Louis J.
Panella; full brass band pts. ©
Nov. 6, 1983; E pub. 38609; Volk-
wein bros., inc. 21717
full orch. pts. © Nov.
13, 1983; E pub. 38715; Volkwein
bros., inc. 21718
Ali Baba and the forty thieves; musi-
cal extravaganza, bk. and lyrics EH.
von der Goltz, jr.. m O. Cesana. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1983; D 28552; Otto
Cesana and Hric von der Goltz, jr.
21718*
All is well in the glory-land; hymn.
© May 24, 1923; E pub. 38717; Bur-
ton B. Bosworth. 21719
907
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21720
All that I need; hymn, w W. C. Poole,
m J. M, Hagan. © ‘Sept.’ 1, 1933;
E pub. 38072; Homer A. Rodeheaver.
21720
Allegramente; versi Armando de Gre-
gorio, m A. Ryvel; pf. © Sept. 30,
1933; E for. 31914; Casa editrice
Ferdinando Bideri. Z1(21
Alone and lonesome; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©16.
Nov. 4, 193883; E unp. 78394; Henry
Meier. 21722
Alone beside the lonesome river; w
Howard Johnson, m Joe Burke;
with uke-banjo-guit. chord notations.
© Nov. 15, 1983; E pub. 38819; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc,
21723
Alone I watch the love star; pf. with
w.,.. © Le Nov. 3.1983: -unp.
78369; Willard Randolph Hodgin.
21724
Alone with my tears; w Mitchell Par-
ish, m Smiling Frankie Carle, pf.
se. Lou Leaman; with ukulele arr.
© Nov. 2, 1933; E pub. 38823; Mills
music, ine. 21725
Always remember; melody Kelly bros.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1933; E. unp. 79095;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 21726
Amapola; by Joseph M. Lacalle, spe-
cial arr. Freeman High. 1. 4-pt.
male voices.—2. 3-pt. treble voices.—
3. 3-pt. mixed voices.—4. 3-pt. male
voices.—5. 2-pt. treble voices.—6. 4-
pt. mixed voices. © Nov. 22, 1933;
E pub. 38908-88913; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 21727-21732
Ambrosian prelude; founded on a tune
by Ambrosius, by Carl F. Mueller;
organ. © Nov. 23, 19383; E pub.
38981; White-Smith music pub. co.
21733
America is calling you; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1933; E-unp. 78321;
Jennie A, Flanders. 21734
American Rose; song. © 1 ec. Nov.
23, 1988; E unp. 79221; Zula Belle
Carey. 217385
Americans all for all; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp. 78471;
Sidney Holden. 21736
And so began their wooing; song. ©
1 c« Nov. 16, 1933; E unp. 78986;
Elise Ullepitsch Wright. 21737
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 28
Ando en busca; letra I. M. Valle, mel-
odia F. Rodriguez. © 1c. Nov. 13,
1933; E unp. 78798; Luisa Valle.
21738
Angel of my dreams; waltz song, w
Edgar F. Johnston. © 1c. Noy. 4,
1933; E unp. 78413; Anna Fenzel.
21739
Angels (The) of Jammu; march, with
bugles, A. W. Hansen; reed and
brass band pts. © Nov. 7, 1933; E
for. 32181; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd. 21740
Annie doesn’t live here anymore; w
Joe Young and Johnny Burkee m
Harold Spina; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Oct. 30, 1933; E pub. 38556;
Irving Berlin, ine. 21741
Another girl like you; song. ©1«.
Noy. 20, 1933; E unp. 79135; Robert
S. Rice. 21742
Another perfect day has passed away;
w and m Clarence Gaskill, pf. arr.
R. H. Noeltner; with ukulele arr.
Haia Kaa. © Nov. 17, 1933; E pub.
38885; Keit-Engel, inc. 21743
Anthologie classique: mélodies’ et
cheurs 4 2, 3 et 4 voix égales, 17°
18° et 19° siécles, de divers composi-
teurs, recueillis, annotés et arr. par
Pierre Duvauchelle, of France; sans
ace. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32101;
Editions Maurice Sénart. 21744
Antreten zur polonaise; potpourri aus
bekannten volksliedern, in form ein-
er polonaise, Reiny Roland; orch.
stimmen, u. worte. © Nov. 3, 1933;
E for. 32243; Musikverlag City.
21745
Aquarium (An) I have; pf. with w.
© 1 ce. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp. 78679;
Frances D. Welch. 21746
Aquila (L’) umana; inno, parole Er-
cole Dominicis, m Vincengo Masdea.
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1933; E unp. 78323;
Vincent Masdea. 21747
Arimathea; song. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1933; E unp. 79465; Riddle D. Ha-
worth. 21748
Arizona sunset love; valse song. ©
1c Nov. 8, 1983; E unp. 78624;
Martin H. Herlick, 21749
Arkensaw [sic] Jane; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79022;
Era L. Welch. 21750
908
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
Arnoux (Georges) Vingt chansons
bretonnes; harmonisées. © Sept. 1,
19338; E for. 32119; Henry Lemoine
et cie. 21751
Art (The) of a cappella singing; with
16 representative works, containing
instruction for singers and analysis
of the compositions, by John Small-
man and Ernest H. Wilcox. © Oct.
ol, 19383; AA 66889; Oliver Ditson
co., ine. 21752
As for me, I will come into Thy house;
4-pt. introit, Samuel Sebastian Wes-
ley, arr. Arthur H. Egerton; wom-
en’s voices. © Oct. 30, 1933; E pub.
38685; Carl Fischer, inc. PAE
At last; song, melody Bert Douglas.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 78417;
Joseph Solieri. 21754
At parting; pf. with w © Nov. 20,
1933; E pub. 38948; Lloyd Gran-
ville Kerr. 21755
At the garden gate; by Alec Temple-
ton; pf. © Sept. 11. 1933; E for.
52085; Augener, ltd. 21756
Au jardin des légendes; suite de
_ valses, Georges Aubry; orch. ptes.
© Sept. 1, 19383; E for. 32097: Edi-
tions Salabert. DAOm
Auch der strassenmuSikant ...;
tangolied, text Rolf Gotha, m Wer-
ner Fischer, klavier-arr. Billy
Golwyn. © Nov. 3, 1933; E for.
32238; Musikverlag City. 21758
Audrey I love you; w and melody. ©
1 ce. Nov. 20, 1933; E unp. 79119:
John William Haynes. 21759
Augusto Piccard; di Walter Jesing-
haus, op. 35; orch. partition. ©
Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 31981; Editions
Maurice Sénart. 21760
Ausgewahlte stiicke von Friedrich
dem Grossen; bearb. Carl Ettler;
violine u. klavier. © Sept. 28, 1933;
E for. 31954; Breitkopf & Hiirtel.
21761
Aux iles; slow fox-trot, paroles Henri
Varna et Marc-Cab, m Paul Misraki.
© Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 31974; So-
ciété anonyme francaise Chappell.
21762
Ave Maria; anthem, William R. Chap-
man; 3-pt. women’s cho. with solos.
© Oct. 23, 1938; E pub. 38627;
Harold Flammer, inc. [Copyright
is claimed on rewritten passages]
21763
21774
— w from liturgy of Catholic
church, melody Emil Barth. [Latin
text] ©1c. Nov. 28, 1933; E unp.
79421; Helena Barthe. 21764
Avec ton parapluie bleu; récit musical,
pour voix de basse et orch., poéme
Francis Jammes, m Hector Fraggi:
réduction pour pf. et chant. ©
Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32056; Editions
Salabert. 21765
Aviators love song; fox-trot song. ©
1c. Nov. 7, 1983; E unp. 78551;
Kate Halbert McNenny. 21766
Away from you; song, m Myron Teves
Raymond. © 1 ec. Nov. 18, 1933;
EH eunp. 78859; Gloria Morse. 21767
Bach (Carl Ph. Em.) Sonate; hrsg.
Rolf van Leyden; viola da gamba
o. violoncello, u. cembalo o. klavier,
violoncello 2 ad lib. © Sept. 15,
1933; E for. 31963; C. F. Peters.
21768
—— Zwei sonaten; zum ersten male
neu hrsg. Paul Klengel; 2 violinen
u. klavier, violoncello ad lib. ©
Sept. 15, 1933; E for. 31960; C. F.
Peters. 21769
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Jesu, joy
for everlasting; from Cantata no.
147, English w and m arr. Leslie
Woodgate; male voices. © Sept.
20, 1983; E for. 32004; Stainer &
Bell, Itd. 21770
Largo in F; from Concerto in D
minor for two violins and orchestra,
arr. H. Percy Richardson; organ.
© Nov. 2, 1933; E for. 32006; Stainer
& Bell, ltd. 21771
Preludio e fuga in re maggiore;
di Giovanni Sebastiano Bach, inter-
pretazione orchestrale Ottorino Re-
spighi. Miniatura partitura. ©
Nov. 14, 19383; E for. 32199; G.
Ricordi & co. 21772
Back to Bethlehem; Christmas serv-
ice, compiled. © Nov. 9, 1933; D
28550; William M. Czamanske.
PAL Ot Pip
Back to Oklahoma and you; song. ©
1 c. Nov. 8, 1983; E unp. 78641; Roy
Lewis. 21773
Bagatelles; by James Lyon, op. 92, no.
4-6; pf. bk. 2. © Sept. 22, 1933;
EH for. 32009; Cary & co. 21774
Balfe (Michael William) Airs from
The Bohemian girl; arr., with bio-
graphical sketch and glossary, fin-
909
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21775
Balfe (Michael William )—Continued.
gering, phrasing, pedaling, etc., Louis
Victor Saar; pf., 4 hands. © Nov.
2, 1933; E pub. 887383; Art publica-
ly der A =<
tion soe. CAG he
Bali; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 18,
1938; E unp. 79052; Lloyd V. Lar-
son. 21776
Ballad (A) of trees and the Master;
w Sidney Lanier, m Walter Mc-
Cray. (©: ) Oet. 2256 1933) apah.
38617; Ogren & Uhe, ine. DETTE
Balletto romantico; di Gilfredo Cat-
tolica; piccola orch. parti. © Oct.
38, 1933; E for. 31900; G. Ricordi &
co. 21778
Band (The) from cartoon land; w
and m Ernie Watson; with ukulele
arr. © Nov. 2, 1933; E pub. 38827;
Mills music, ine. 21779
Barchetta (La) che scantina; barca-
rola, per i film Venezia; mand. e
chitarra. con letra. © No. 15,
1933; E for. 31859; Geni Sadero.
21780
Baron (Der) Munchausen, dat is I; w
J. H. Kern, m H. Friedman; pf.
Nov. 12, 1933; E pub. 38810; John
Hewins Kern and Harold Friedman.
21781
Be prepared; song of the scouts; with
ukulele arr. Jerry Berger [and]
Carry through ; song of the scouters:
w R. K. Stockton, m F. T. McKean.
© Oct. 1, 1983; E pub. 38389; Ros-
coe K. Stockton and Fred_ MT.
McKean. 21782
Be strong; w Adelaide Anne Procter,
m Bruno Huhn; high or med. voice.
© Nov. 138, 1983; E pub. 38966;
G. Schirmer, ine. 21783
Beast, bird and fish; animal alphabet,
Elizabeth Morrow and René D’Har-
noncourt. m Eberhard D’Harnon-
court. © Oct. 27, 1933; A 68046;
Alfred A. Knopf, inc. 21783*
Beauté des roses; by Henry Della-
field, op. 408; pf. © Oct. 30, 1933;
E pub. 38571; Bach music co.
21784
Beautiful day: w Harry S. Pepper
and John Watt, m Harry S. Pepper;
with ukulele arr. © Nov. 6, 1933;
E for. 32117; Dix, ltd. 21785
Beautiful (The) Hudson; waltz; [pf.
conductor] © 1 ¢. Nov. 28, 1933;
E unp. 79488; John Kreutzer.
21786
pt. Ilf, n: s., v.28
-_—- ——
Beautiful lake of the Ozarks; w and
melody Bud Dorsey. © 1 ¢. Nov.
24, 1933; E unp. 79296; Bert M.
Dorsey, jr. 21787
Beauty in April; song, w Cora Crowe
Butler. © 1 ce. Noy. 13, 1933; E
unp. 78842; Clella Cecelia Butler.
21788
Because I couldn’t have you; w E.
O’Connor, jr., m E. Landry and L.
Lepore, arr. E. Landry. © 1 ec.
Nov. 10, 1983; E unp. 78765; Ernie
Landry, Leo Lepore and Edward
- O’Connor, jr. 21789
Because I love you; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1983; E unp. 79051;
William Walker. 21790
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Country
dance; no. 1, arr. John De Bueris;
flute, oboe, B flat clarinet, horn in
F and bassoon. Se. and pts. ©
Oct. 16, 1988; E pub. 38701;. Carl
Fischer, ine. ~ 21791
Gavotte; in F major, arr. John
De Bueris; flute, oboe, B flat clari-
net, horn in EF and bassoon. Sc.
and pts. © Oct. 16, 1933; E pub.
38702; Carl Fischer, ine. 21792
Turkish march; by Beethoven-
Schoenefeld, 2d pf. pt. arr. Pres-
ton Ware Orem; 2 pfs. © Nov. 6,
1933; E pub. 38789; Clayton F.
Summy co. 21793
Begging for love; song. © 1 e. Nov.
6, 19383; E unp. 78496; Walter Cof-
fee. 21794
Bei mir bisti shein;: from the musical
comedy I would if I could, w Jacob
Jacobs, m Sholom Secunda. ©
Sept. 25, 1933: E pub. 38651; Sam-
uel Secunda. 21795
Beim sonnenwirt ist a hochzeit heut
.; walzerlied, text Peter Kirsten
u. Curt Schulz, m Richard Stauch,
arr. Billy Golwyn; orch. stimmen,
u. gesangstrio. © Nov. 3, -1983;.E
for. 32241; Musikverlag City.
21796
Bells (The) are ringing the blues; w
and melody Dave Oppenheim, Her-
bert Taylor and Michael H. Cleary.
© 1 ec. Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 79528;
De Sylva, Brown and Henderson,
ine. 21797
Beneath the southern pine; w Mavis
LeMarr, m Burrell Van Buren. ©
Oct. 19, 19338; E pub. 38646; Maud
Loomis. 21798
910
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
Benedicite (A); w Hugh B. Cott, m
Robin Milford; mixed choir. ©
Sept. 14, 19383; E for. 31892; Ox-
ford univ. press. 21799
Benedicite; shortened form in F;
mixed voices. © Sept. 30, 1933; E
for. 31875; L. H. B. Reed. 21800
Berceuse; de Lucien Chevaillier, op.
65; pf. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for.
32065; Editions Maurice Sénart.
21801
extraite de l’Ensorceleuse, poésie
Paul Arosa, m Jacques Dupont. ©
Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32070; Heugel.
21802
== Wand mM Irene Varley. ©1e.
Nov. 29, 1988; E unp. 79512; Edith
Irene Ross. 21803
——w and m Philip Scheib, Russian
text P. [azykova. © Nov. 2, 1933;
E pub. 38920; Russian music ©co.,
inc. 21804
Bermuda; song, m Herman Holley.
© 1 c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79427;
Norman Devonish. 21805
Bernice; song. © 1c. Nov. 22, 1933;
E unp. 79198; Mary Alice Mullin.
21806
Berti’s return; march, David Berti;
accordion. © Oct. 16, 1933; E pub.
38808; B. R. Quattrociocche.
21807
Beside our rose tree wall; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1 ¢. Nov. 13, 1983; E unp. 78827;
Ruby Del Cooper. 21808
Best (The) game of all; song. ©
1 @. Nov. 24, 1983; E unp. 79308;
Florence M. Ashmall. 21809
Better times are coming; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1933; E unp.
78535; Fred Shane. 21810
Betty Lou; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Nov. 8, 19338; E unp. 78637; Adella
Gaston. 21811
Beyond the horizon lies a brand new
day; w and melody. © 1 ¢ Nov.
20, 1933; E unp. 79105; Mabel Lam-
bert. 21812
Big bass drum; w and m Paul Yoder;
orch. pts. © Nov. 1, 1933; E pub.
38552; Rubank, inc. 21813
Big dipper blues; song. © 1 ec. Nov.
17, 1983; E unp. 79001; Constance
Gustat. 21814
21829
Bird songs; pf. © Nov. 20, 1933; E
pub. 38886; Abraham B. Cox. 21815
Birds (The) nest once more in the
valley; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Nov.
28, 1933; E unp. 79443; Gordon
Adolph Bjornson. 21816
Blind date; song. © 1 c. Nov. 25,
1933 ; E unp. 79873 ; Dorothea Eliza-
beth Slattery. 21817
Blue as indigo; fox-trot, w Z. Seybold,
melody I. Seybold. © 1 e¢. Nov. 1,
1933; E unp. 78320; Zeb and Irma
Seybold. 21818
Blue bell; melody with pf. ace. ©1c.
Nov. 20, 1983; E unp. 79125; Chris
Schonberg. 21819
Blue bonnet flower; w and m Edna
June Bump. © Nov. 6, 1933; E pub.
38667 ; Edward Schuberth & co., ine.
21820
Blue (The) eagle; song, m Patrick
O’Sullivan. © 1 ec. Oct. 21, 1933;
E unp. 79157; Margaret Gray Hen-
derson. 21821
Blue (The) eagle march; intro. the
N.R.A. song, Gunner Talbot; band
pts. © Oct. 4, 1933; E pub. 38699;
Carl Fischer, inc. 21822
—— marcia, song. ©1c. Nov. 8, 1933;
E unp. 78633; Robert W. Atkinson.
21823
Blue eagle march; w and melody. ©
1 e. Oct. 31, 19838 ; E unp. 78677; Val-
entin Gantimuroff. 21824
Biue eyes; fox-trot, song. © 1c. Nov.
20, 19838; E unp. 79280; Arthur
Dightman. 21825
—song, m Stuart Hoppin. © 1 «¢.
Nov. 7, 1983; E unp. 78607; Patter-
son McGuire. 21826
—w Mrs. Bryan Burgess, m Luther
A. Clark. © Nov. 20, 1933; E pub.
38901; Bessie Burgess. 21827
Blue Harlem; song, w Robert Jarvis.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1983; E unp. 78613;
James William Moorehouse. 21828
Blue (The) lotus; text Fannie Rich-
ardson Norman, m May Ramsey and
F. R. Norman. Voc. sc. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 29, 1983; D 285380; Fannie R.
Norman. 21828*
Blue (The) rhyme book; w Rose Fyle-
man, m Thomas F. Dunhill. © Oct.
31, 1933; E for. 32038; Boosey &
co., ltd. 21829
911
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21830
pt. Ik, 2's. 7 V..28
Blue Ridge mountain moon; w and
m Wilma Gregory. © 1c. Nov. 8,
1933; E unp. 78628; Ramona Geer.
21830
Blue River; w Ned Washington, m
Victor Young; with uke-banjo-guit.
chord notations. © Nov. 2, 1933; E
pub. 38621; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine. 21831
Bolero; melody. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1933;
E unp. 78575; Johann F. Sesser.
21832
Born to love; w and m Bob Williams;
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 8, 1933;
# for. 32156; A. J. Stasny music co.,
ltd. 21833
Botsford collection of folk-songs; with
English versions by American poets,
compiled and ed. Florence Hudson
Botsford. v. 3. © Oct. 20, 1933; E
pub. 38630; G. Schirmer, inc. [Copy-
right is claimed on new material and
changes by F. H. Botsford, arrange-
ments by Carl Engel, Julio Osma, of
Spain, domiciled at San Francisco,
Arthur Mendel and Carl Deis, trans-
lations by Gustave Reese, Charles H.
Botsford and A. Mendel, and revi-
sions of English versions by G. Reese!
21834
Bottoms up; w and melody Julian
Chein. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1933; E unp.
78714; Julian Nicholas Chein.
21835
Bowery (The); w Chas. H. Hoyt, m
Percy Gaunt, arr. H. S. Krouse; with
ukulele arr. © Nov. 22, 1933; E pub.
38914; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 21836
Brahms (Johannes) Slumber song;
easy arr., Carl Richter; pf. with w.
© Oct. 30, 19383; E pub. 38583; Bach
music c€o. 21837
Bread winning animal; arr. F. R. Cot-
ton; male quartette. © 1 ce. Nov.
28, 1933; E unp. 79466; Riddle D.
Haworth. 21838
Breakfast ball; w and melody Harold
Arlen and Ted Koehler. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1933; E unp. 78969; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 21839
Broadway lady; from The interna-
tional revue, w Bud Green, m Sam
H. Stept, pf. se. Lou Leaman; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 19, 1983; E pub.
38565 ; Mills music, ince. 21840
Broken; w Josephine Shearer, and
melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 20, 1933; E
unp. 79440; Frances Shearer Wo-
mack. 21841
Broken hearted doll; m Chester
Escher; 1st violin with w. © 1e.
Nov. 2, 1933; E unp. 78335; Ray-
mond Riffey. 21842
Brother Green; Southwest Virginia
folk-song, collected and arr. Anna-
bel Morris Buchanan; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Nov. 8, 1933; E pub. 38757;
J. Fischer & bro. 21843
Brown eyes: fox-trot song. © 1 «
Nov. 11, 1933; E unp. 79258; Katie
A. Dunlap. 21844
Budapest: w Otis Chatfield-Taylor,
and melody. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1933;
E unp. 788938; Ellen Gould Weist.
21845,
Bug . brigade;,.. pf:; ©, dare. Novae,
193838; E unp. 79224; Beatrice Ro-
dick. 21846
Built on a rock; anthem, w N. F. S.
Grundtvig, melody L. M. Lindeman,
arr. Matthew N. Lundquist; mixed
voices, pf. or organ ace. © Oct. 25,
19838; E pub. 88589; Oliver Ditson
co., ine. 21847
Busy (The) little bee; song. ©1 ec.
Nov. 238, 1988; E unp. 79233; Floy
C. Merrilies. 21848
Butterfly: Spanish caprice, bolero,
Pietro Frosini. © 1 ¢. Nov. 24,
1933; E unp. 79237; Alfred music
co., inc. 21849
By a wishing well with you; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1933; E unp.
79159; Bertha Stevens. 21850
By-an’-by; written and composed
Harry Schofield; with ukulele arr.
R., S. Stoddon. © Oct Giese:
E for. 32147; B. Feldman & co.
C’est moi la vedette; de Bouillabaisse,
paroles Louis Poterat et Roger Lion,
m R. Casabianca. © Sept. 1, 1933:
E for. 32058; Durand & cie. 21852
C’est mon p’tit; java chantée, paroles
Jean Lenoir, m René Mercier; avec
accord de lukulele. © Sept. 1,
1933; E for. 32061; Editions Sala-
bert. 21853
Caballero: song, m Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1933; E unp. 78979;
Jane Dougherty. 21854
912
21851
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
——
Cabin home o’ mine; song, arr. Thomas |
Rennie. © Nov. 10, 1933; HE pub.
38753; James F. Langan. 21855
‘Cabin im the hills; song, m James
L. Brewn; with ukulele arr. © 1
c. Now. 18, 1983;
Euniee B. Stewart. 6
. Caliban in the coal mines; song, Ww
© 1c. Nov. 23,
Lila Marie
21857
Louis Untermeyer.
1933; E unp. 79234;
Challis.
Call of Tarzan; from Tarzan the fear-
less, w Berniie ‘Grossman and Felton
Kaufman, m Jerry Herst; with
ukulele ‘arr. © Oct. 24, 1933; E
pub. 38861; ‘Southern music pub. co.,
ine. 21858
Call (The) of the N R A; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
1 c. Oct. 13, 1933; E unp. 78264;
Emil J. Plondke. 21859
Calling of my heart; w Harris H.
Luntz, m Nick Brown; with ukulele
arr. Qet. 21, 1933; E pub. 38618;
Dixon-Lane music corp. 21860
Calling to you sweetheart; pf. with
w. ©16e Nov. 25, 1933; E unp.
79328; George Malcolm Charest.
21861
Calling your mame; song, m Ruby
Hayes Wood, Ralph Hayes and
Donald Hayes. © 1 ec. Nov. 20,
1933; E unp. 79102; Donald Jef-
' frey Hayes. 21862
Camel (The) with the wrinkled
knees; w Johnny Gruelle, m Will
Woodin. © 1 ce. Noy. 24, 1933; E
unp. 79320; Miller music, inc.
21863
Canelera (La); letra y melodia Ig-
nacio M. Vallee © 1 ¢« Nov. 18,
1933; E unp. 78796; Luisa Valle.
21864,
Can’t we make amends: valse song.
© 1 ce. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 78929;
* Helen R. Boyd. 21865
Can’t you realize it’s you; w and mel-
ody Lynn Durkin. © 1 ¢. Nov. 7,
1933; E unp. 78617; Lillian Durkin.
21866
Can’t you see I’m idolizing you; w
and melody. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1933;
E unp. 78934; Walter George Carl-
son. 21867
E unp. 78815;
2185
21881
Can’t you see what I’ve got; from
Strike it rich, w and m Reggie Bris-
tow and Jimmy Hammerton; with
ukulele arr. © Nov. 24, 1983; E
for. 32225; Campbell, Connelly &
co., ltd. 21868
Can’t you take me home with you; w
Phil Price and Russell Leake, m
Willie Trujillo. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1933;
BE unp. 78487; New era music pub.
co., ltd. 21869
Canta guitarra; valse, Moisés Simons,
arr. M. Gracey ; orch. ptes. © Sept.
1, 1983; E for. 32102; Smyth.
21870
Canti della stagione alta; coneerto
per pf. e. orch., Ildebrando Pizzetti,
rid. per due pfi. Maffeo Zanon. ©
Nov. 7, 1983; E for. 32203; G. Ri-
cordi & co. 21871
Canzona ’e Surriento; versi Ciro
Grasso, m Evemero Nardella. ©
Sept. 30, 19383; E for. 31909; Casa
editrice Ferdinando Bideri. 21872
Canzone qd’ ’o core; versi Emilio Gatti,
m A. Ryvel; pf. © Sept. 30, 1933;
E for. 31915; Casa editrice Ferdi-
nando Bideri. 21873
Capinera; polka, Battista Tongiani;
accordion. © Oct. 16, 1933; E pub.
388799; B. R. Quattrociocche.
21874
Capricciosetta ; polka, J. Neronde; ac-
cordion. © Oct. 16, 1983; E pub.
38800; B. R. Quattrociocche.
21875
Caravan (The); song. © 1 e. Nov.
21, 1983; E unp. 79150; Vida Mae
Baisden. 21876
Carmeen; song, m May Cordon; pf.
© 1 ¢. Nov. 3, 1983; E unp. 78351;
Ann Preston. 21877
Carmela; w and melody Arthur Nor-
ris. © 1 ce. Oct. 28, 1933; E unp.
78072; Augustine Norris. 21878
song. © 1 ec Nov. 10,
1983; E unp. 78753; William A.
Duke. 21879
Cast in the deep of the blue; song.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1983; E unp. 79385;
Lou Stein. 21880
Castanets (The) of spring; w Edward
Lockton, m Maurice Besly; in C.
© Oct. 20, 1933; E for. 32044;
Boosey & co., ltd. 21881
Carmelita ;
913
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21882
Catalonian Christmas dance; _ folk-
song notated Lluis Millet, tradi-
tional w tr. and m arr. EB. Harold |
Geer; 6-pt. women’s. cho.
25; 911933 ;
Fischer, ine.
© Oct.
EK pub. 38692;
Catalonian Christmas song; 15th cen-
tury folk-song, traditional w tr. and
m arr. EH. Harold Geer; women’s
voices. © Oct. 25, 19383; E pub.
38691; Carl Fischer, inc. 21883
Cateri; one-step, versi F. Bonatelli, m
Alberto Maraziti; orch. parti. ©
July 15, 1933; E for. 32210; Casa
musicale Mauro. 21884
Cathedral (The) at twilight; by Ber-
nard Wagness; pf. © Oct. 23,
1933; E pub. 88596; Oliver Ditson
co., ine. 21885
Cause I keep thinking of you; song.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1933; E unp. 78703;
William Valentenio Jones.
’Cause we're in the Roosevelt era
now; w and melody. © 1. Nov.
16, 1933; E unp. 78994; George
Franklin Franciosa.
Caverna (La) ; duet, waltz song, Eng-
lish and German w. © 1 ¢. Nov.
11, 1983; E unp. 78838; Maximilian
Kriess. 21888
Ce petit chemin; paroles Jean No-
hain, m Mireille. © Sept. 1, 1933;
E for. 381972; Publications Raoul
Breton & cie. 21889
Céliméne; one-step, paroles Henri
Varna et Marc-Cab, m Paul Misraki.
© Sept. 1, 19383; E for. 31975; So-
ciété anonyme francaise Chappell.
21890
Celos; melody Pedro Flores. © 1.
Nov. 7, 1933; E unp. 79091; South-
ern music pub. co., ine. 21891
Celui qui ne vient pas; valse musette,
dans La margoton du _ bataillon,
paroles Léo Leliévre et Jacques
Darmont, m Oberfeld; avee accord
de lV’ukulelee. © Sept. 1, 1933; EH
for. 32064; Editions Salabert.
21892
Champagne for Christmas; w and
melody Julian Chein. © 1 c. Nov.
18, 1983; E unp. 79064; Julian Nich-
olas Chein. 21893
Changeable you; w and melody Sy
Baldwin. © 1 ¢. Nov. 14, 1933; E
unp. 78883; Syril Howard Baldwin.
21894
Carl |
21882 |
21886 |
21887
pt. IE, n. 8. v. 28
Chanson douce; by Joseph Slater;
flute and pf. © Nov. 6, 1933; E
for. 32116; Rudall, Carte and co., ltd.
21895
Chansonnette; song. © 1 c. Nov. 8,
-1933; E unp. 78648; Annie Lillian
Wible Boyles. : 21896
Chansons négres; recueillies, traduites
et harmonisées par Julien Tiersot. ~
1.'Chansons des anciennes colonies
francaises.—2. Chants de lAfrique
noire.—3. Aux iles des mers loin-
taines.—4. Chansons des négres
d’Amérique.—5. Recueil complet.
© Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32079-32083 ;
Heugel. 21897-21901
Chants d’Israél; paroles et m Alfred
Rose, op. 46, no. 1-5. 1° ser. ©
Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32088; Editions
du magasin musical, Pierre Schnei-
der. 21902
Charming holidays on the Riviera;
fox-trot, F. et M. Jeanjean; orch.
ptes. © Sept. 1,:1933 ; E for. 32098;
Editions Salabert. 21903
Charms (The) of the Mohawk; pf.
with w. © Nov. 6, 1933; E pub.
38678; Jennie Mae Durey. 21904
Che bella cosa @ ’a femmena; versi
Armando de Gregorio, m Ferdinando
Rubino. © Sept. 30, 1933; E for.
31910; Casa editrice Ferdinando
Bideri. 21905
Cheer up boys and join the good old
N.R.A.; w and melody. ©1c. Nov.
7, 19838; E unp. 78518; James Wade.
21906
Cheer up N R A is here; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1 ce. Nov. 13, 19383; E unp. 78831;
Lulu E. Jobe. 21907
Cherrio; w and m Billy Merrin; with
ukulele arr. © Nov. 138, 1933; E for.
32023 ; Irwin Dash music co., Itd.
21908
Chiefest of ten thousand; hymn, w
and m A. H. Ackley. © Sept. 1,
1933 ; E pub. 38068; Homer A. Rode-
heaver. 21909
Chimes (The) in the chapel; w and
m Al. J. Neiburg, Marty Symes and
Jerry Levinson; with ukulele arr.
© Nov. 1, 1933; E pub. 38619; Santly
bros., inc. 21910
Chinese love song; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Nov. 4, 19383; E unp. 78401; Mar-
garet Doerr. 21911
914
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 19383
Chiselers’ (The) song; song,.w How-
ard Bennett. © Nov. 24, 1933; E
pub. 38854; Clarence V. Siler. 21912
Cheeur de |’Aurore; de Grétry, tran-
. scription L. Brochart;.4 voix mixtes,
sans acc. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for.
32099; Durand et cie. 21913
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Nocturne
in H-flat; op. 9, no. 2, rev. and ed.,
with biographical sketch and glos-
sary, fingering, phrasing, pedaling,
ete., Louis. Victor Saar; pf. © Nov.
2, 1933; E pub. 38732; Art publica-
tion soc. 21914
Choruses from Ruddigore; w W. S.
Gilbert, m Arthur Seymour Sulli-
- van, arr. Archibald Thompson Dav-
ison; men’s voices, with 4 hand pf.
ace. © Oct. 21, 1933; E pub. 38729;
E. C. Schirmer music co. 21915
Chorvariationen; tiber die sonnenge-
singe des Franziskus von Assisi, text-
tibertragung von Franz Brentano in
gebundener form von Max Lehrs, m
Hugo Herrmann, op. 85; frauen o.
knaben chor, ten. o. sop. solostimme,
u. harfe o. klavier. © Sept. 20,
1933; E for. 32105; Ed. Bote & G.
Bock. 21916
Christ to-day rejoices men; w Fred-
eric Thompson, m E. Pasker, freely
arr. Cyr de Brant; pf. or organ ace.
1. Mixed voices.—2. Sop. 1, 2 and
alto.—3. Ten. 1, 2 and bass.—4. Sop.
and alto. © Oct. 25, 30, 1933; E
pub. 38693, 38694, 38680, 38681; Carl
Fischer, inc. 21917-21920
Christians, awake; Christmas anthem,
w J. Byrom, m George Rathbone;
mixed voices; organ ace. © Nov. 1,
19383; E for. 31906; Novello & co.,
Itd. 21921
Christmas bells; male quartet. ©1c.
Nov. 20, 1983; E unp. 79124; Julia
H. Worthington Sawtelle. 21922
Christmas bells at eventide; w Eddie
Pola, m Franz Steininger; with uku-
lele arr. © Oct. 14, 1933; E for.
32174; Peter Maurice music co., ltd.
21923
Christmas night; w Flora Warren, m
Harry Banks, jr.; mixed voices. ©
Nov. 13, 19383; E pub. 38832; Clay-
ton EF. Summy co. 21924
Christmas (The) ship; musical play
Mary T. Johnson, m Gladys Hod-
son Leach. © Oct. 27, 1933; D
28553; Northwestern press. 21924*
21938
Cinderella’s fella; from. Going Holly-
wood, w Arthur Freed, m Nacio
Herb Brown; with arr. for ukulele
etc., May Singhi Breen. © Nov. 15,
1933 ; E pub. 38840; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 21925
City (The) of God; hymn, m B. D.
Ackley. © Oct. 2, 1933; E for.
31964; Oswald J. Smith. 21926
Click! clack; w and m A. Scott Gatty,
. arr. Leslie Woodgate; male voices.
© Nov. 7, 1933; E for. 832182; Boosey
& ¢o., ltd. 21927
Climbing up the hills of home; w and
melody Arthur Norris. © 1 e. Oct.
28, 1933; E unp. 78071; Augustine
Norris. 21928
Clouds; unison song, poem Biddy Mo-
ran. © Nov. 7, 1933; E for. 32109;
Gordon Jacob. 21929
Code (A) of love; by Dick Koons; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 29, 1983; E unp. 79510;
Richard M. Koons. 21930
Cold shoulder blues; w J. B. Clifford,
melody G. Halley. © 1 ¢. Nov. 18,
1933; E unp. 78849; Glenn Halley
and J. Bascom Clifford. 21931
Colinette; w and m T. Daly and Will
E. Dulmage. © 1 c. Nov. 6, 1933;
E unp. 78596; Thomas Daly. 21932
Colors on high; song. © 1c. Nov. 13,
19383; E unp. 79249; Warren V. Mil-
ler. 21933
Come all ye fair and tender ladies;
folksong, text from Lester Bishop,
tune from Jilson Setters, coll. and
arr. Annabel Morris Buchanan; sop.
1, 2 and alto. © Nov. 15, 1933; E
pub. 38883; J. Fischer & bro. 21934
Come along and dance; w John Mar-
vell, m Noel Pennington; in D.
Oct. 5, 1933; E for. 31994; A. V.
Broadhurst. 21935
Come along little darling, come along;
w and melody. © 1 e¢ Nov. 22,
1933; E unp. 79245; William Nathan
La Mance. 21936
Come and dance; w and melody Ber-
tie E. Freund. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1933;
E unp. 78667; Burghardine Eliza-
beth Freund. 21937
Come back to me sweetheart; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1 c¢. Nov.
18, 1988; E unp 79071; Bessie Gruff.
21938
915°
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21939
Come back to your God; song. ©1e.
Noy. 18, 1983; E unp. 78837; Parker
Scott. 219389
Come of age; in 3 acts; instrumental.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79147;
Richard Addinsell. 21940
Come take me dear; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1983; E unp.
78902; Lillian Boyer. 21941
Come to Christ, confessing; pf. with
w. © Nov. 7, 1933; E pub. 39007;
Arthur Verne Prescott. 21942
Come to me; by André Kostelanetz,
voc. orch. Julius S. Seredy; orch.
pts.; in B flat. © Oct. 24, 19338;
E pub. 38687; Carl Fischer, inc.
21943
Come to our mountains; song. ©l1e.
Nov. 1, 1988; E unp. 78326; William
Cullen. 21944
Come up and see me sometime; fox-
trot song. © 1 ¢« Nov. 11, 1933;
E unp. 79260; Elizabeth Stanton.
21945
Come up some times; song, w Jean-
nette Oliver. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1933;
E unp. 79455; Clarence A. Andrews.
21946
Coming’ home to stay; song. ©le.
Noy. 18, 19338; E unp. 78866; Arthur
Louis Greiner. 21947
Comme passa ’a primmavera; versi
Giovanni Ruggiero, m Mario San-
sanelli; pf. © Sept. 30, 1933; E.
for. 31912; Casa editrice Ferdinando
Bideri. 21948
Concertino; by E. Sachse, arr. Alfred
Mausebach; solo trombone, with pf.
ace. © Apr. 1, 1933; E pub. 38863;
Cundy-Bettoney co. 21949
Confidential moon; valse song. ©16c.
Nov. 7, 1988; E unp. 78556; Joseph
Geese. 21950
Continue thy singing (Ah, mai non
cessate) ; English, M. R. Holmes, m
S. Donaudy. © Sept. 28, 1933; E
for. 381897; G. Ricordi & co.
21951
Contrary Mary; fox-trot song. ©1c.
Nov. 20, 1933; E unp. 79286; Rose
Hughes. 21952
Corn; clarinets, saxophones, trumpets,
trombones and pf. © 1c Nov. 38,
1933; E unp. 78372; William Earle
Evans. 21953
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 28
Corpus de musique marocaine; m et
danses berbéres du pays Chleuh,
études et notations musicales et
chorégraphiques, Alexis Chottin.
fase. 2. © July 1, 193838; A—For.
22136; Heugel. 21954
Cosmics; by Hoagy Carmichael; pf.
Nov. 6, 19383; E pub. 38904;
Southern music pub. co., ine.
21955
Cotton blossom days; slow fox-trot, w
Robert Hargreaves and Stanley J.
Damerell, m Montague Ewing; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 11, 1933; E
for. 82162; Cecil Lennox, Itd.
21956
Could I forget; w Gene Juneau Barle-
ben, m ©. Roland Flick. © 1 «.
Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 78424; Mrs.
Gene Juneau Barleben. 21957
Could I have every wish come true;
w Johnny Gruelle, m Will Woodin.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1983; E unp. 79317;
Miller musie, inc. 21958
Couldn’t you fall for me; from The
blue widow, w Jack Scholl, m Max
Rich, pf. se. Lou Leaman; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 19, 1933; E
pub. 38568; Mills music, inc.
21959
Country dance; by Herbert Kinsey ;
violin and pf. © Sept. 21, 1933; E
for. 32031; Augener, ltd. 21960
Couple (A) of pals; w Jos. Geo, Gil-
bert, m Peter Maurice; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 14, 19383; E for. 32170;
Peter Maurice music co., ltd. 21961
Courtin’ my honey; song. © 1c. Nov.
28, 1933; E unp. 79457; Albert
Joseph Milans. 21962
Cowboy’s (The) best friend; song;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 23, 1933;
E pub. 38918; Frank Luther.
21963
Cow-boy’s (The) regret; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 .e¢
Nov. 25, 19383; E unp. 79353; Peter
Doxsie. 21964
Cozy (A) cot; w Phinlie Morse, m
Myron Teves. © 1 ce. Oct. 31, 1933;
E unp. 78675; Gloria Morse. 21965
Cradle song; w Leo Robin, m Ralph
Rainger; with arr. for ukulele ete.
© Nov. 20, 1983; E pub. 38903 ; Par-
amount productions, ine. 21966.
916
no. 11, 1933
Crawling along; song. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1933; E unp. 79018; Michael Mikita
and Mace Benoit. 21967
Crazy walk; from The international
revue, w Bud Green, m Sam H.
Stept, pf. sc. Lou Leaman; with uku-
lele arr. © Oct. 19, 1983; E pub.
38564; Mills music, ine.
Creation (The) ; anthem, w from Gen-
esis 1, m Willy Richter; men’s cho.
Rev. ed. © Nov. 138, 1933; E, pub.
38964; Harold Flammer, inc. 21969
Cristobal; fox-trot song. © 1. Nov.
20, 1983; E unp. 79292; Wm. Pearce.
21970
Crossing the bar; w Alfred Tennyson;
alto or bar. © 1. Nov. 18, 1933;
E unp. 79145; John R. Speelman.
21971
Crown the altar; air, from Queen
Mary’s Birthday ode, 1690, w
Nahum Tate, m Henry Purcell, arr.
and ed. W. Gillies Whittaker; uni-
son voices. © Sept. 14, 1933; E for.
31890; Oxford univ. press. 21972
Crown the year; aria, Henry Purcell,
arr. and ed. W. Gillies Whittaker ;
unison voices. © July 13, 1933; E
for. 31893; Oxford univ. press.
21973
Cuekoo and the lamb; w and m Ed-
mond Lanier; pf. © Oct. 30, 1933;
E pub. 38580'; Bach music co. 21974
Cuore infranto; valzer; 1st violin or
mand. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp.
78782; Nicola Gagliano. 21975
Cupid found you for me; song. ©1«.
Noy. 25, 19383; E unp. 793827; Mary
Alice Mullin. 21976
Cutie; song, melody by Allen Taub.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1933; E unp. 78709;
Joseph J. Casciari. 21977
Czyscie mnie muzycy nie poznaly;
polka; 1st violin. © 1 ce. Oct. 19,
1933; E unp. 78568; John Robak.
21978
D. U. victory song; w and m Allen
Barth, arr. Bob Taylor. © 1c. Nov.
6, 19838; E unp. 78500; M. Allen
Barth. 21979
‘
Daddy I’m lonely; fox-trot, w and m
Mrs. Roy E. Meyers. © 1 ¢. Nov.
11, 19838; E. unp. 79265; Ida _ I.
Meyers. 21980:
27037—34——_2
\
21968.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
21993
——_—__—_
Damaged; w Winona Burrows Jen-
kins, with melody. © 1. Nov. 8,
19383; E unp. 78651; Seiburn White.
21981
Dance a la gavotte; violin and pf. ©
1 ec. Noy. 11, 1933; E unp. 78777;
Enzo Pascarella. 21982
Dance of the bogey men; w and mel-
ody Leigh Harline. © 1. Nov. 3,
1933; E unp. 783854; Irving Berlin,
inc, 21983
Dancing mad; from How d’you do, w
Harold Plumptre, m Geoffrey Hen-
man; with ukulele arr. © Oct. 10,
1933; E for. 32178; Geoffrey Fletch-
er, ltd. 21984
Dancing sweetheart; w C. Strnad,
melody C. Scavarda and 8S. Rands-
man. ©1e. Nov. 24, 1933; E unp,
79297; Charles Scavarda, Sam
Randsman and Chas. Strnad. 21985
Dancing with fairies in dreamland;
valse song. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1933;
E unp. 78932; Theodore R. Sargent.
21986
Dancing with the one you love; w
and m Al Hoffman, Al Goodhart
and Jack Murray; with ukulele arr.
© Noy. 10, 1933; E pub. 38989;
Kornheiser-Schuster, ine. 21987
Danse de fées; de Le roi des aulnes,
Max d’Ollone; pf. ou harpe. © July
1, 1933; E for. 31558; Editions du
magasin musical, Pierre Schneider.
21988
Danseuse (La); air de ballet, by J.
Morava; violon and pf. © Nov. 1,
1933; E for. 32217; Bosworth & Go.,
ltd. 21989
Danza a media noche; a rumba, Dana
Suesse; 2 pfs, 4 hands. © Nov.
15, 19838; E pub. 38884; J. Fischer
& bro. 21990
Dardanelle’s (Louise) simplified har-
mony formulas; a shorter way to
play the piano through chord analy-
sis, Louise Dardanelle. © Nov. 15,
1933; AA 1383222; Dardanelle-Beck
pub. co. 21991
Dark clouds; w Allen Boretz, m Wal-
ter G. Samuels; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 19, 1933; E pub. 38566; Mills
music, ine. 21992
Darlene, my dream queen; Song, m
James L. Brown: with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1933; E unp. 78808;
Edith D. Overson. 21993
917
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT. ENTRIES
21994
Darling; w R. Funk, melody J. G.
Meilleur. © 1 c¢. Nov. 9, 19383; E
unp. 78719; J. G. Meilleur and Ray
Funk. 21994
Darling (The) of the campus; w and
m Al Jacobs and Jerry Herst; with
ukulele arr. © Nov. 14, 1933; E
pub. 38870; Sherman, Clay & co.
21995
Darling one kiss, one is. not enough; w
Harry L. Pierce, melody Eddie
Burke. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp.
78775; Burke & Pierce, ine. 21996
Dat’s berry queer; w and m A. Scott
Gatty, arr. Leslie Woodgate; male
voices. © Nov. 7, 1933; E for.
82183; Boosey & co., ltd. 21997
Dat sun’s a-slantin’; w Joel Chandler
Harris, m Dorothy Remington Web-
ster; pf. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1933; E
unp. 78469; Esther La Rose Harris.
21998
Daughter of Zion, rejoice; by C. Stein,
op. 58, ed. and arr. Martin Lochner ;
mixed voices; organ ace. © Oct.
11, 19383; E pub. 38790; Concordia
pub. house. 21999
Davis (F. H.) Trois mélodies;
poémes de la Comtesse de Noailles.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 78857;
FF. H. Davis. 22000
Dawn; w and m Ernest Charles; high,
in D flat. © Aug. 18, 1933; E pub.
38713; Boston music co. 22001
Dawning of tomorrow; valse song.
©1c. Nov. 8, 1933; E unp. 78635;
W. S. Bright. 22002
Day dreams; valse song. © 1 c. Nov.
4, 1933; E unp. 78420; Florence W.
Morris. 22003
Day (A) in camp; 12 short pieces,
Fergus Brown; pf. © Nov. 17,
1933; E for. 32234; Banks & son.
22004
Days of long ago; w and m Jimmie
Wiest and Irving Price. © 1 «
Nov. 14, 1933; E unp. 78885; Ed-
ward Knode Wiest and Irving Town-
send Price. 22005
De battle ob Jerico; negro spiritual, w
and m traditional, arr. for men’s
voices. © Nov. 8, 1933; E for.
32018; Hugh S. Roberton. 22006
De ole banjo; w and m A. Seott Gatty,
arr. Leslie Woodgate; male voices.
© Nov. 7, 1933; E for. 32186;
Boosey & co., ltd. 22007
pt. 1, n. S., v. 28
De ringtail’d coon; w and m A. Scott
Gatty, arr. Leslie Woodgate; male
voices. © Nov. 7, 1933; E for.
32187; Boosey & co., ltd. 22008
De spirits was a walkin’; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Oct. 20, 1933; E unp.
78666; Forsythe and Hayward.
22009
Dear mother of mine; valse song. ©
1c. Noy. 15, 1983; E unp. 78928;
Anna C. M. Anderson. 22010
Dear old state of Maine; song, m
Luther A. Clark. © 1 e¢. Nov. 8,
1933; E unp. 78359; Beulah R.
Nealey. 22011
Dear (The) old Wabash valley; waltz,
w and melody. © 1 ce Nov. 22,
1933; E unp. 79187; Frank Waldo
Hargrave. 22012
Dear pal o’ mine; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Nov. 18, 1988; E unp. 78809; Karl C.
Rowley. 22013
Deep in my heart; valse song. ©1ce.
Nov. 11, 1933; E unp. 79257; E. T.
Price. 22014
Deep in the dark of the night; w and
m Al. J. Neiburg, Marty Symes and
Jerry Levinson; with ukulele arr.
© Nov. 1, 1933; E pub. 38611;
Santly bros., ine. 22015
Deep in the heart; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Nov. 4, 19383; E unp. 78391; J. M.
Robinson. 22016
Deep River moon; fox-trot song. ©
1 c. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp. 19256;
Edna M. Newbry. 22017
Deep shadows; song. © 1c. Nov. 10,
19383; E unp. 78737; Thelma Ma-
tesky. 22018
Delage (Maurice) Danse; pf. ©
Sept. 1, 19838; E for. 31985; Durand
et cie. 22019
Deliverer (The) ; m for the drama by
Mabel F. Martin, with lyrics M. F.
Martin. Voc. and instrumental. ©
1 ec. Nov. 14, 1988; D 28555; Emil
K. Janser and Celeste S. Janser.
22019*
Depth; w Elva McBeth, m Marjorie
Conrad Johnson. © Oct. 25, 1933;
E pub. 38616; Ogren & Uhe, inc.
22020
918° Laan ES om PSITE
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
Derniére (La) feuille; poésie Théo-
phile Gautier, m Jacques Dupont.
’ © Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32071; Heu-
gel. 22021
Desire under the elms; song, w Wil-
liam Sinclair Herman. © 1c. Nov.
2, 19383; E unp. 78349; Israel Freed-
man. 22022
Deuces wild; w and melody Julian
Chein. © 1c. Nov. 9, 19383; E unp.
. 78715; Julian Nicholas Chein.
22023
Deutsche (Hine) messe; m Heinrich
Spitta, op. 24; gleiche o. gem. stim-
men, a cappella. © Sept. 15, 1933;
E for. 31957; J. Rieter-Biedermann.
22024
Devil rocks blues; w Ida Mae Boston,
m §. Wilson and Wm. T. Boston.
© 1 c. Nov. 3, 1938; E unp. 78376;
Samuel Wilson. 22025
Devil’s gonna’ get ya’; w and melody
Maris Ludlow. © 1 ¢ Nov. 10,
19338; E unp. 78770; Maris Ludlow
Silveria. 22026
Devotion; song, poem Marie Dam-
rosch, adapted from German poem
by Hoffmann v. Fallersleben. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 4, 1938; E unp. 78425; Creigh-
ton Allen. 22027
Dexterous digits; pf. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1933; E unp. 79451; Theodore Mel-
yan. 22028
Did you ever see a dream walking;
from Sitting pretty, w Mack Gordon,
m Harry Revel; with ukulele arr.
© Nov. 23, 1933; E pub. 38947;
Paramount productions, ine.
22029
Dios te perdonara ; bolero, letra y mel-
odia. © 1c. Oct. 17, 1933; E unp.
78274; José Ramirez. 22030
Dissolves; by Samuel Kaylin; pf. con-
ductor. © 1 ¢ Nov. 21, 1983; E
unp. 79181; Movietone music corp.
220381
Divorced; w and melody Joe Steen.
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1933; BE unp. 78950;
Joseph Thomas Steen. 22032
Dixie Lee; w and melody Alexander
Hill. © 1c Nov. 4, 1983; E unp.
_ 78409; Joe Davis, inc. 22033
d’Marsac; pf. with w. © 1. Nov.
4, 19833; E unp. 78406; Grace B.
Walker. 220384.
22049
~ _-__—-:
Do a song and dance for me; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1983; E unp.
78559 ; Lena Martin. 22085
Do the shim sham; w Mann Holiner,
melody Alberta Nichols. © 1 ec.
Nov. 6,. 1933; E unp. 78442; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 22036
Do you really love me dear; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1933; E unp.
78290; Andrew Patsy Pirro. 22037
Do you remember; valse, w and m
Marion Prospers. © 1 ec. Nov. 1,
1933; E unp. 78319; Maud Victoria
Hay. 220388
Do your duty; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 79341; Melville Grems.
22039
Do your part; song, melody Theodor
Gene. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1933; E unp.
79171; Carl Fischer. 22040
Doh, ray, me, fah, here’s a song for
you; w and m Billy Merrin; with
ukulele arr. by R. S. Stoddon. ©
Sept. 26, 1983; E for. 32141; B.
Feldman & co. 22041
Don’t make me guess; Song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Nov. 13, 1933; E unp. 78883; Lesta
C. Brewer. 22042
Don’t roll those eyes; w Phinlie Morse,
m Myron Teves. © 1 c¢. Oct. 31,
1933; E unp. 78673; Gloria Morse.
22043
Don’t say good bye; pf. with w. ©
1 ec. Nov. 28, 19838; E unp. 79214;
Harold Marvin Smith. 22044
Don’t say good-bye forever; w EH. M.
Gilmore, m A. Dodd. © Nov. 11,
1983; E pub. 388885; Elizabeth
McCabe Gilmore and Arthur Dodd.
22045
Don’t say it’s just a dream; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1933; E
unp. 79009; Harry Sherman.
22046
Don’t you want a sweetheart; fox-trot
song. © 1e. Nov. 8, 1933; E unp.
78626; Prela Messner. 22047
Down along the Rio Grande; song.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1983; E unp. 78845;
Joseph P. Kelleher. 22048
Down among the hills; song. ©1..
Nov. 1, 1983; E unp. 78282; Louis
J. Bennett. 221049
919
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22050
Down by the old worn trail; melody
with pf. acc. ©1e. Nov. 17, 1933;
E unp. 79012; Gilbert Goldstein.
22050
Down by the water hole; w and m
Will D. Moyer; with diag. arr. for
ukulele, guit., and Hawaiian guit.
solo. .© Nov. 24,.:-1933; .E pub.
38949; Wm. J. Smith music co., ine.
22051
Down in lover’s lane with you; waltz,
w Gail E. Fearn, m Lon Healy;
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 28, 1933;
E pub. 38768; Walter A. Quincke.
22052
Down in sunshine alley; waltz song,
arr. Burrell Van Buren. © Oct. 19,
1933; E pub. 38877; Oliver Blenner-
hassett. 22053
Down love lane; fox-trot song. ©1c.
Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 78927; Philip
A. Hayden. 22054
Down memory’s lane; song, m Stan
Tucker. © 1 c. Nov. 20; 1933; EB
unp. 79133; Effie M. Woods. 22055
Down Merseyside; w and m Jimmy
Kennedy and James N. Bell; with
ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon. © Sept.
26, 1933; E for. 32143; B. Feldman
& co. 22056
Down the old trail of dreams; song.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1983; E unp. 78594;
Thomas Daly. 22057
Down to de rivah; negro spiritual, w
and m Robert MacGimsey; med.
voice, in E flat. © Oct. 25, 1933;
E pub. 38704; Carl Fischer, ine.
22058
Down where the sea breezes blow; w
Joseph E. Saunders, m Oscar G.
Petters and J. E. Saunders. © Aug.
2, 19383; E pub. 38880; Harmony
music pub. co. 22059
Down where the Swanee flows; song.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1938; E unp. 78696;
Wm. Andrew Berkenkemper. 22060
Downstream drifter; from The prize-
fighter and the lady, w Gus Kahn
and Ray Egan, m Dave Snell; with
arr. for ukulele ete. May Singhi
Breen. © Nov. 24, 19383; E pub.
38959 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
22061
Dream boat of love; melody. © 1.
Nov. 22, 1988; E unp. 79182; Sey-
mour Gruber. 22062
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 28:
Dream girl; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Noy. 7, 1983; E unp. 78508; Edward
P. Ryan. 22063.
Dream kiss and you; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1983; E unp. 78953 ;
Harry Richmond. 22064
Dream (A) of love sincere; by Di
Mauro Salvatore; solo trombone or
bar., solo B flat clarinet, solo B flat
cornet or sop. saxophone and solo
alto saxophone. © Oct. 28, 1983; E
pub. 38637; Di Mauro Salvatore.
22065
— waltz; violin and pf. © Oct. 28,
1933; E pub. 38636; Di Mauro Sal-
vatore. 22066
Dream of Mickey mouse; by Jeanette
Dellafield Thal; pf. Oct. 30,
1933; E pub. 38575; Bach music co.
22067
Dreaming; pf. © Nov. 6, 1933; E
pub. 38760; Hrin Plumlee Webb.
Dreaming and scheming; w and mel-
ody Louis J. Rysticken. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79060; William
P. Abshagen. 22069
Dreaming, dear, of you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1 c.
Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 78265; Fred-
erick A. Ryde. 22070
Dreaming, just dreaming; w Mrs.
Henry Heine, m Cliff M. Eddy, jr.
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1983; E unp. 792438;
Lydia Heine, ie. Mrs. Henry Heine.
22071
Dreaming of mother; song. © 1 ec.
Nov. 7, 19383; E unp. 78553; Olin
Vogt. 22072
Dreaming of my childhood days; song,
m Viola V. Peters. ©-1 e. Nov. 10,
1933; E unp. 78733; Ted R. Mullins.
22073
Dreaming of the old folks back home;
w and melody Ray Arnos. © 1c.
Nov. 7, 1933; E unp. 785387; Rainier
Ray Arnos. 22074
Dreams of my boyhood days; w and
melody. ©1 ce. Nov. 7, 1933; E unp.
78545; Mabel W. Fendly. 22075
Dreams when I’m dancing with you;
w P. Steele, m L. MecAboy. © 1 @
‘Oct. 12, 19838; E unp. 78763; Louise
McAboy and Pauline Steele. 22076
920
no. 11, 1938
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
22105
|
Dreamy Mississippi lullabye [sic];
song. © 1c. Nov. 17, 19383; E unp.
79483 ; Matilda Curtiss. 22077
Dreamy Vienna; pf. with w. ©1..
Nov. 27, 1933; E unp. 79426; John
Paulsteiner. 22078
Drei (Die) shwester; w Morris Win-
chevsky, m Pincus Lavenda, arr.
Jack Kammen. © July 2, 1933; E
pub. 38612; Radio music pub. co.
22079
Drifting in a lover’s dream; w and
m Herbert Leslie; with ukulele arr.
and male trio arr., bass ad lib, ©
Nov. 24, 1933; E pub. 38996 ; Forster
music publisher, ine. 22080
Drink of this cup; Irish melody, w
Thomas Moore, arr. Lionel Field;
men’s voices. © Nov. 3, 1933; E
for. 832020; J. Curwen & sons, Itd.
22081
Drittes Reici-siegheil; text u. m Adolf
Priimers ; vierstimmiger mannerchor,
ohne begl. Partitur u. stimmen. ©
Sept. 4, 1933 ; H for. 31928 ; Schweers
& Haake. 22082
Dupré (Marcel) Ballade; op. 30; pf.
and organ. © Nov. 14, 1933; E pub.
38894; H. W. Gray co. 22083
Dust in your eyes; from Murder at the
Vanities, w Irving Newman, m
Lionel Newman; with arr. for uku-
lele, ete. © Oct. 23, 1933; E pub.
38663; Harms, inc. 22084
Eagle (The) of the N. R. A.; song, m
Harry Jensen. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1933;
E unp. 78375; Simon A. Gold. 22085
Eat Marlowe’s meat; w Sidney Clare,
m Jay Gorney. © 1 ¢. Nov. 23,
19383; E unp. 79208; Movietone mu-
sic corp. 22086
Eldorado; song, w Hdgar Allan Poe.
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1933; E unp. 78302;
Creighton Allen.
Same. © 1c. Nov. 2,.1933; E
unp. 78581; Isaac Ginsburg. 22088
Elegia a Beethoven; grand orch. Par-
titura. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1983; E unp.
79149; Giuseppe Sigurini. 22089:
Elegy; w Robert Bridges, m Robin
Milford, op. 36, no. 2. © Nov. 29,
19383; E for. 32281; Novello & co.,
ltd. 22090
Hlisa, ta mére t’appelle. . .; de Bou-
-illabaisse, paroles Louis Poterat et
Roger Leon, m R. Casabianca. ©
Sept. 1, 1988; E for. 32060; Durand
& cie. 22091
22087,
Elmer’s gone to shelter; song. © 1c.
Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 78378; Charles
T. Ford. 22092
Hlivira; by L. E. DeFrancesco; pf. con-
ductor?”'@© 1 ce. Nov.’ 23, 1933; B
unp. 79205; Movietone music corp.
22093
Envoi (L’); w and melody Julian
Chein and George Caturani. © 1.
Nov. 9, 1933; E unp. 78717; Julian
Nicholas Chein. 22094
Errante y triste; letra y m Julio Brito,
arr. Alfredo Brito. © Oct. 27, 1933;
E for. 32194; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 22095
Es muss wohl etwas um die liebe sein
.; tangolied, text C. R. Martins,
in Robby Frey, arr. Billy Golwyn;
orch. stimmen. © Nov. 3, 1933; H
for. 32242; Musikverlag City. 22096
Estote fortes in bello; English ver-
sion Arthur Mendel, m Tomas Luis
da Vittoria, ed. John Finley Wil-
liamson; 4-pt. mixed cho. © Oct.
20, 1933; E pub. 38626; G. Schirmer,
HAVENT ihe 22097
Even as you and I; w and melody
Dean Terry. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1933;
E unp. 78749; Walter Schumacher.
4 22098
Even though another won you; song,
arr. Burrell Van Buren; with uku-
lele arr. © Mar. 27, 1933; E pub.
357098; Madge Brown. 22099
‘ening echos [sic]; melody. © 1 e.
Nov. 8, 1933; E unp. 78646; Flem-
ming Orem. 22100
iventide; song, arr. Ellis G. Kling-
berg. © Sept. 26, 1933; E pub.
38740; Herbert W. Anderson. 22101
Ever be true; hymn, m Chas. M. Fill-
more. Nov. 20, 19338; E: pub.
38869; Amy C. Weech. 22102
Ever in my heart; song, melody Allen
Taub. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp.
79072; Blenda Johnsen. 22103
Every day; song. © 1 c. Oct. 27,
1933; E unp. 78689; Pearl Young.
22104
Everything I have is yours; from
Dancing lady, w Harold Adamson,
m Burton Lane; with arr. for uku-
lele,’ ete., May Singhi Breen. ©
Noy. 15, 1933; E pub. 38846; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 22105
921
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22106
Ev’rybody’s happy but me; song. ©
1 c. Nov. 6, 1933; E -unp. 78459;
Buddy Stevens. 22106
Expectancy; song. © 1 ec. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 79323; Hazel Hunter
Roberts. 22107
Experiment; from Nymph errant, w_
and m Cole Porter; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © Sept. 11, 1933; E
for. 32122; Harms, ine. 22108
Fairy masquerade; foxtrot, Rex Bur-
rows; orch. pts. © Sept. 19, 1933;
E for. 31896; G. Ricordi & co. (Lon-
don) ltd. 22109:
Fairy princess; petite valse, F. H.
Losey; band pts. © Oct. 27, 1933;
E pub. 38736; C. L. Barnhouse, inc.
22110
Faith: w John Bannister Tabb, m
David Hugh Jones; mixed voices.
© Sept. 30, 1933 ; E pub. 38697; Carl
Fischer, inc. yoAulee
Fali in line; song, m William Slater
Lodge. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1983; E unp.
79153; Clem Laird Dawson. 22112
Fan Chee; pf. © 1 ¢ Oct. 9, 1933;
E unp. 78680; Frances D. Welch.
22113
Farewell to you; fox-trot song. © 1
e... Nov. 15, 19335 32) ump 2gS9305
Jean Johnson. 22114
Farsa (La) amorosa; di Riccardo
Zandonal. sinfonia per pf. rid. Guido
Zuccoli: ‘© Octal, 3sszss. for:
31903; G. Ricordi & Co. 2415
sinfonia Riccardo Zandonai;
orch. Miniatura partitura. © Nov.
14, 1983; E for. 32198; G. Ricordi
& Co. 22116
Fate wasn’t fair to me; w Manny E.
Groobin, and melody. © 1 ¢. Nov.
29, 1983; E unp. 79496; Herbert
Newman Fein. 22417
Favorite hymns; songbook, ed. John
EK. Sturgis. © Mar. 15, 1933; A
66921; Standard pub. co. 22118
Feeling lonesome and blue; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 18, 1983; E
unp. 79028; Maymie Oriska Adams.
22119
Festival Te Deum; w from Episcopal
prayer book; mixed voices. © 1 ©¢.
Noy. 4, 1988; E unp. 78377; Mar-
garet Foster Acosta Drummond.
22120
pt. III, n. s., v.28:
Festliches. praeludium; v. Ernst
Schauss; harmonium o. orgel. ©
Dee. 31, 1932; E for. 31944; Afa-
verlag.
Fight for Michigan; w and melody..
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1933; E unp. 79302;
Oswald Chas. Fluemer. 22122
Fiji; march, melody. © 1 ce. Nov. 4,
1933; E unp. 78410; John B. Sontag.
22123.
Fill up the glasses; from Alice in
wonderland, w Lewis Carroll, mel-
ody Dave Franklin. © 1 c Nov.
20, 1933; E unp. 79139; Paramount
productions, ine. 22124
First (The) love; Welsh
melody and Welsh w Arthur Davies,
English tr. Steuart Wilson, m arr.;
mixed cho. © Nov. 8, 1933; E for.
32012; Gustav Holst. BAA25
Fisherman’s (The) tale; by Herbert
Kinsey; violin and pf. © Sept. 21,
1933; E for. 32030; Augener, ltd.
22126
Five-fifteen; by Henry Hall; pf. ©
Sept. 26, 1933; E for. 32148; Vic-
toria musie pub. co., ltd. via) wal |
Flag hymn; arr. Wellington Weeks..
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1983; E unp. 78695;
Mildred Burr Schluter.
Flickering shadows; w and m Royal
Kornegay and Lillian Royal; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 78423;
John Royal Kornegay. 22129
Flight (The) of the bumble-bee; from.
Tsar Saltan, by Nikolai Rimsky-
Korsakov, w and arr. of m Harvey
Enders; men’s cho., with flute and
pf. ace. © Nov. 13, 1933; Epub.
38965; G. Schirmer, inc. 22130
Flight of the bumble bee; by Rimsky-
Korsakow, arr. Harry Bettoney;
solo flute, solo B flat clarinet and
pf. ace. © May 1, 19338; EH pub-
38864; Cundy-Bettoney co. 22181
Flores marchitas; paroles e m G. H.
Matos Rodriguez, versione ritmica
italiana Maria Teresa Sani; pf. ©
Oct. 24, 1933; HE. for. 32155 | eae
cordi & co. 2132
Flotow (Friedrich von) Sein schat-
ten; deutsche spieloper, textliche
bearb., nach Richard Genée, v. Her-
bert Scheffler, musikalische neuge-
staltung S. Scheffler. Klavieraus-
922
22121.
folk-song,.
22128.
Se
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
zug mit text.
for. 31929; Siegfried Scheffler.
22133
Flower of the night; poem I. A. Rob-
ertson,m M. J. Railey. ©1«. Nov.
6, 19383; E unp. 78501; Ida Alice
Robertson and Martha Jahn Railey.
22134
w I. A. Robertson, m M. J. Railey.
© 1 c. Nov. 18, 19383; E unp. 79084 ;
Ida Alyce Robertson and Martha
Jahn Railey. 22135
Flowers; song, m Harry Hammond.
© Nov. 27, 1933; E pub. 38997;
Everett Forbes McClaren. 22136
Fly on blue eagle; march song. ©
1 ec. Oct. 20, 1933; E unp. 78580; -
Ivan W. Fritz. 22137
Folk (The) song sight singing series;
compiled and ed. Edgar Crowe, An-
nie Lawton and W. Gillies Whit-
taker. bk. 4-10. © Sept. 7, 1933;
E for. 31889; Oxford univ. press.
22138
Fool that I am; .w and melody Sy
Baldwin. © 1 c¢. Nov. 13, 1933; E
unp. 78843; Syril Howard Baldwin.
22139
For he sorta likes me; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79046;
Cloatene L. Hunt. 22140
For remembrance; w Joseph Conway
Guinan, m Maurice Besly. © Oct.
20, 1983; E for. 32045; Boosey &
co., ltd. 22141
For the first time; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 7, 1988; E unp. 78543;
Delmont Austin. 22142
For the N. R. A.; song, melody Floyd
Marvin Clark. © 1 c Nov. 24,
1938; E unp. 79303; Anna L. Sav-
age.
For you alone; w and melody. © 1c.
Oct. 19, 1933; E unp. 78576; Johann .
22144
Foresters (The); C. C. C. song and
march, w and air F. J. O’Neill, har-
mony M. Denise Hill; med. voice.
© Oct. 27, 1933; E pub. 38761;
Felix J. O’Neill. 22145
Forét (La) chantante; sur le poéme
de Loys Labéque, m Francisque Dar-
cieux. © Sept. 1, 1933; HE for.
31970; Henry Lemoine & cie.
22146
F. Sesser.
22148 .
22159
© June 16, 1933; E | Forever and ever more; hymn, w and
m Herald Goodman, Dean Upson
and Curt Poulton. © Nov. 18, 1933;
E pub. 38994; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine. 22147
Forever mine; by Samuel Kaylin; pf.-
conductor. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1983;
E unp. 78871; Movietone music
corp. 22148
Forget me not sweetheart; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp.
79057; Cheah Teong Peng. 22149
Forget your troubles and have a good
time; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1933; E unp. 78803; James Dobson.
22150
Forgetting; w and melody. © 1 e.
Nov. 10, 1933; E unp. 78738; Winona
Esther Heeter. 22151
Forgotten woman; dialogue with mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 21, 1933; E unp.
79170; Jean Paurel. 22152
Four aces; by Billy Mayerl; pf. nos.
14. © Nov. 3, 1933; E for. 31947;
Keith. Prowse & co., Itd. 22153.
Framer’s blues; melody E. Framer.
© 1 ec. Nov. 14, 1933; E unp. 79092;
Southern music pub. co., ine.
22154
Francis & Day’s concert parties’ al-
bum; w and m Reg Low. bk. 8.
© Nov. 27, 1933; E for. 32256;
Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd. 22155
Franklin D. Roosevelt; song. © Nov..
1, 19838; E pub. 38969; Tono P.
Saunders Read. 22156
Free and easy; march, from Early to
bed, w Rowland Leigh, from the
German of Robert Gilbert, m Wer-
ner R. Heymann; with ukulele arr.
[English text only] © Oct. 27,
1533; E for. 31968; Ufaton verlags,
G. m. b. H. 22157
Free love; pf. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1933;
E unp. 78884; Edgar Melvin Samp-
son. 22158
Freyschtitz (Der); fantasie-quartette,
C. M. von Weber, arr. Arthur E.
Harris; 4 horns. © May 1, 1933;
E pub. 38865; Cundy-Bettoney co.
22159
Friedrich II, der Grosse, king of Prus-
sia. Vier stticke; aus den fidten-
kompositionen Friedrichs des Gros-
923
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22160
Friedrich II, der Grosse, king of Prus-
sia—Continued.
sen, bearb. Georg Muiiller, klavier-
stimme ausgesetzt Otto Becker;
fldte u. klavier. © Mar. 22, 1983;
E for. 381940; Adolph Nagel.
22160
From my window; w and melody. ©
ic. Nov. 23, 193as> HN amp. .7our1S:
Saul S. Goldstone. 22161
Frosini’s symphonic march; by Pietro
Frosini. © 1 ¢ Noy. 24, 1933; E
unp. 79236; Alfred music co., ine.
22162
Fugue en fa mineur; pour grand orch.,
Ch. Kechlin. Partition. © Sept. 1,
1933: E for. 31978; Editions Mau-
rice Sénart. 22163
Fugues 4 4 parties; des éléves ayant
remporté le premier prix aux con-
cours de fugue, année 1983, sujets
Henri Rabaud, fugues Pierre Au-
elert, et autres. © Sept. 1, 1933;
E for. 32100; Heugel. 22164
Fulfillment; w Flora N. Albright, m
Arthur F. Kellogg; in D flat. ©
Noy. 14, 1983; E pub. 38857; Theo-
dore Presser co. 22165
Full of the devil; w Dorothy Fields,
m Jimmy McHugh, pf. arr. Wayne
Allen. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1938; E unp.
78482; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
22166
Full of the devil but still on the level
with you; w George Whiting and
Nat Schwartz, melody J. C. Johnson.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1933; E unp. 79216:
Broadway music corp. 22167
Future farmers of America; song, w
Marthanna Mayer Melton; pf. © 1
c. Noy. 4, 1933; E unp. 78405; Daisy
Melvin Coles. 22168
Gaby Morlay; tango, José M. Lucchesi,
arr. Francis Salabert ; orch. ptes. ©
sept. 1, 1988; E for. 32096; Hdi-
tions Salabert. 22169
Garbo blues; w Martha Magrane; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 78590;
Eleanor B. Shelden. 22170
Garron (El); by V. S. Martucei and
Edward Schini; pf. © 1 ¢ Nov.
22, 1933; E unp. 79248; Vincent S.
Martucci. 22171
Gather your sweets while you may;
w and m Coral Johnson; pf. ©l1e.
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Nov. 18, 1983; E unp. 79080; Coral
Gilmore Johnson. 22172
Gay (The) gossoon; song, w Mary C.
Bell; with violin obbl. © 1 e. Nov.
18, 193883; E unp. 79156; Jessie
Belcher Hall, i.e. Mrs. John H. Hall.
22173
Gay (The) hussar; selection, George
Posford, arr. Guy Jones; pf. ©
Oct. 28, 1983; E for. 31887; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 22174
Gay (The) old frog; by Olive P.
Endres; pf. with w. © Nov. 14, -
1933; E pub. 38858; Theodore Press-
er co. 22175
Gee, I’m glad you’re you; w and mel-
ody. © 1-c. Noy. 23, 1983; EH unp.
79222; Clinton Woodman McGraw.
22176
Gee I’m lonesome, gosh I’m blue; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1983; E unp.
78829; Hazel Easton. rl g |
Gee let us drink ... beer; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Oct. 24, 1933; E unp.
78342; Carl E. Wieninger. 22178
George (André) Six chansons de
mer; poésie Ch. Sanglier. © Sept.
1, 1933; E for. 31993; Editions du
magasin musical, Pierre Schneider.
22179
Georgia Tech victory march; song, W
Ernest Rogers. © Oct. 14, 1983; E
pub. 38755; Jimmy Beers. 22180
Get away quit singin’ the blues; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 79355;
Joseph Carlson Stocks. 22181
Gigue in G; by Heller Nicholls; pf.
© Oct. 9, 1933; E for. 32108; War-
ren & Phillips. 22182
Gillmann (Kurt) Capriccio; in form
eines walzers; harfe. © Sept. 15,
1933; E for. 31923; Adolph Nagel.
22183
—— Zehn stiicke dlterer meister; frei
iibertragen fiir die harfe, K. Gill-
mann. Dec. 21, ,.1982;. Hi xor.
31948; Adolph Nagel. 22184
Gingham girl; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 20, 1933; E unp. 79282; Mabel
A. McCarty. 22185
Girl (The) I love is not in love with
me; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1933;
E unp. 79129; Dorothy Finch King.
22186
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no. 11, 1933
Git along, little dogies; w traditional,
m harmonized and arr. Ladislas
Kun; men’s voices. © Nov. 25,
1983; E pub. 38978; G. Ricordi &
co., ine. 22187
Give me a rose; w and m Philip M.
Plant, Harry D. Squires and Earl
Hines. © Oct. 28, 19383; Epub.
38652; Harry D. Squires, inc. 22188
Give me an isle and you; w Mary
Tuttle, m Eloise Elliott; pf. ©l1«.
Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 78761; Eloise
Elliott French. 22189
Give me New York; fox-trot, w J.
Guttmann, m H. Lohr. ©1c. Nov.
10, 1933; E unp. 78732; Henrietta
Lohr and Joseph Guttmann. 22190
Give me thy hand; w Gwendolen
Carew, m W. H. Squire. © Nov. 3,
19383; E for. 32048; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 22191
Glad eyes; fox-trot, Giuseppe Costa-
guta, orch. Jack Jefferson; pts.
July 10, 19383; H for. 32206; Casa
musicale Mauro. 22192
Glory to our Flag; march; mand. 1, 2,
mandola and chitarra. © 1c. Nov.
22, 1933; E unp. 79201; Pasquale De
Cesare. 22193
Gluck (Christoph Wilibald von)
Gracious Saviour; anthem, w Jane
EK. Leeson, m arr. Mark Andrews.
1. Sop., alto, or mezzo-sop., and bass
or bar.; organ acc.—2. Sop. and
mezzo-sop., or alto; pf. or organ acc.
© Nov. 25, 193838; E pub. 38954,
38955; H. W. Gray co.
: 22194, 22195
God bless you; w and m Norman
Hackforth; with ukulele arr. ©
Nov. 6, 1933 ; E for. 32118; Dix, ltd.
22196
God didn’t make me no monkey man;
melody E. Framer. © 1c. Nov. 14,
1933; E unp. 79093; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 22197
God gave me you; w and melody Sy
Baldwin. © 1 ¢. Nov. 14, 1933; E
unp. 78880; Syril Howard Baldwin.
22198
God is love; song. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1933; E unp. 78983; Ula Gardner
Campbell. 22199
Goddess of love; w and melody Arthur
Norris. © 1 c¢. Oct. 28, 1933; H
unp. 78078; Augustine Norris.
222100
22214
Going Hollywood; from Going Holly-
wood, w Arthur Freed, m Nacio Herb
Brown; with arr. for ukulele, etc.,
May Singhi Breen. © Nov. 15,
1933 ; EK pub, 38841; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 22201
Going up; hymn. © Oct. 28, 1933; E
pub. 38600; Esther Kerr Rusthoi.
22202
Gold digger; fox-trot, op. 2. © 1.
Nov. 4, 19383; E unp. 78408; Anna
Alfaro de Conte. 22203
Golden autumn time; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Nov. 4, 1983; E unp. 78389; Mary
C. Harvey. 22204
Golden gate bridge; w and melody.
©1c. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 78933;
Irene Anderson. 22205
Golden (The) rule; pf. with w. ©
1 c. Nov. 38, 1933; E unp. 78350;
William Francis LaMayeau.
22206.
Gone are the shades of night; anthem,
w Hilary of Poitiers, tr. John
Brownlie, set to m Grace French
Tooke ; mixed voices, with sop. solo;
organ acc. © Nov. 1, 1933; E pub.
38606; H. W. Gray co. 22207
Good-bye; song. © 1 e¢. Nov. 20,
1933; E unp. 79107; Douglas Gra-
ham Thompson. 22208:
w and melody Arthur Norris. ©
1 ¢ Oct. 28, 1933; E unp. 78075;
Augustine Norris. 22209:
Good morning glory; from Sitting
pretty, w Mack Gordon, m Harry
Revel; with chord notations. ©
Nov. 7, 1988; E pub. 38677; Para-
mount productions, inc. 22210
Good morning, Mr. Twig; song. ©
1 ce. Nov. 28, 1983; E unp. 79467;
Riddle D. Haworth. 22211
Good night; arr. F. R. Cotton; sop.
and bar. © 1 c.. Nov. 28, 1938; E
unp. 79468; Riddle D. Haworth.
22212
w and m A. Scott Gatty, arr. Les-
lie Woodgate; male voices. © Nov.
7, 19383; E for. 32184; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 22218.
Good night, good night; by Bernard
Wagness; pf. © Oct. 23, 1938; E
pub. 38597; Oliver Ditson co., ine.
22214
925
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22215
pt. II, n. s., v.28
a SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSeeSeSeSsFeSeSSeeSSeSSeSeSeSeSsSeesSeSsSsSsSeSSSsSsessSseseseseee
Good times are here; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 78922;
Elsie Dunn. 22RD
Good wine; w William Browne, m
E. J. Moeran; mixed voices. ©
Sept. 30, 1983; E for. 31881; Novello
& co., ltd. 22216
Goodbye my little love; w and melody.
© 1 ec. Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 78468;
Bernard Sinoff. 22217
Goodbye prohibition; fox-trot song.
© 1 ce. Nov. 21, 1933; E unp. 79165;
Anna Alfaro de Conte. 22218
Goodwill (The) carol; Christmas,
paraphrase of 16th century carol,
w W. E. A., set to old German carol-
tune from Codlner psalter, arr. Al-
fred Whitehead; mixed voices, un-
ace. © Oct. 2, 1933; E pub. 38590;
Oliver Ditson co., ine. 22219
Gospel (The) highway; hymn. ©
Oct. 28, 1983; E pub. 38602; Esther
Kerr Rusthoi. 22220
Gounod (Charles Francois) Durch
Gounod’s zauberwelt; fantasie tiber
Gounod’s melodien, Wilhelm Wacek ;
orch. stimmen, mit direktion. ©
Aug. 29, 1933; E for. 31927; Johann
Kliment. eaplardal |
— Nazareth; w Henry F. Chorley,
m arr. H. Alexander Matthews;
men’s voices. © Nov. 14, 1933; E
pub. 38855; Theodore Presser co.
29992
Graham (John <A.) <A carol; poem
Lizette Woodworth Reese; mixed
cho. © Nov. 14, 19383; E. pub.
38813; G. Ricordi & co., inc. 22223
Grandad’s lullaby; waltz song, m Bob
Harris. © @ ¢ Nov. ''18)) 1933 °° E
unp. 78793; William G. Sass.
mt ed tel es
Grandma of mine; song, m Harry L.
Alford. © 1-'¢.''Nov. 23; 1933';’ B
unp. 79239; Grace Isabelle Bulmer.
2 Dap Pehla
(Donald) Five poetical stud-
ies pi...© Oct.,17, 1985: Paster.
32048 ; Boosey & co., Itd. 22226
Great (The) beyond; valse song. ©
Le. Novel * 1933 3° Eun: aoaee.
Richard Pickett. Deak
Gray
Greed; w J. H. Logan, m L. J. Down-
ing. © Oct. 4, 1933; E pub. 38587;
Josephine Hancock Logan and Lulu
Jones Downing. 22228
Greenfield (Marjorie H.) Seven
Christmas carols for little children ;
selected and ed., w and m M. H.
Greenfield, and others. © Oct. 24,
1933; E for. 31885; J. Curwen &
sons, ltd. 22229
Greenwood glades; by Herbert Kinsey ;
violin and pf. © Sept. 21, 1933; E
for. 82029; Augener, ltd. 22230
G’schichten aus Wien; biedermeier-
singspiel, einzelnummern in 1 hft.,
text Viktor Lyssen, m Franz
Schéber. © Aug. 14, 1933; E for.
32120; Ed.‘Bote & G. Bock. 22231
Guilty; w and melody. © 1 e. Nov.
20, 19388; E unp. 79110; Thomas F.
Kelly. 22232
Guitarrero; tango argentino, parole
Luciano Luigi Martelli and Arnaldo
Marchionne, m Carlo Innocenzi;
orech. parti. © July 1, 1933; E for.
382209; M. Marletta. 22233
Gypsy caravan; English w J. J. Rob-
bins, Russian text and m Sandro
Corona. © Nov. 2, 1933; E pub.
38922; Russian musie co., ine.
22234
Gypsy honeymoon; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 15, 193838; HE unp?) 78957 ;
Ella Allen. 22235
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) <A ground;
by George Frederick Handel, trans-
ecribed, arr. and ed. Harold Witt
Wolfsohn; pf. © Nov. 3, 1933; E
pub. 38558; Schroeder & Gunther,
ine. ' 22236
Hail N.. Y..U:; wand melody... © fe
Nov. 6, 1983: E unp. 78463; Arnold
A. Levin. 22237
Hail, Pittsburgh; song. © Nov. 13,
1933: E pub. 88831; Anna Gertrude
Richey. 22238
Hail to alma mater; centenary march
song. Sept. 28, 1933; Epub.
38608; Elliot Field. 22239
Hail Weequahic; pf. with w. ©1«
Novy. 27, 1933; E unp. 79408; Henry
Melnik. 22240
Hand in hand, we go together; w Ed-
ward Pola, m Franz Vienna; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Nov. 3,
1933; E for. 31953; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd. 22241
Hank and Lank; by Ervin Kleffman ;
band pts., with conductor. © Nov.
1, 1933; E pub, 38551; Rubank, ine.
22242
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‘no. 11, 1933
‘Han’some Sam; w and m Nadine C.
Lark. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp.
78989; Nadine Clark Coons. 22243
Happiness; w H. Johnson and B. Har-
ris, m C. Johnson; pf. © 1c. Nov.
18, 1933; E unp. 79079; Hilda John-
son, Bud Harris and Coral John-
son. 22244
Happy hearts; musical play, libretto
Jessie C. Mathieson, m Purcell J.
Mansfield. © Novy. 1, 1933; E for.
32008; W. Paxton & co., ltd.
22245
march, A. Zordan; ac-
cordion. © Oct. 7, 1933; °E pub.
38804; B. R. Quattrocioeche. 22246
Happy so happy; song. © 1 «c. Oct.
20, 1983; E unp. 78670; Jane Mally.
22247
Harbor (The) of home sweet home;
w Edgar Leslie, m Fred E. Ahlert;
with arr. for ukulele, ete., May Sing-
hi Breen. © Nov. 15, 1933; E pub.
_ 38838; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
ts 22248
Happy life;
Hark! each tree; 2-pt. song, from Ode
on St. Cecilia’s day for 1692, w
Nicholas Brady, m Henry Purcell,
arr. and ed. W. Gillies Whittaker.
© Sept. 14, 1933; E for. 31891; Ox-
ford univ. press. 22249
Harmony jazz; song, arr. Burrell Van
Buren. © Oct. 19, 19383; E pub.
38878; Oliver Blennerhasseit.
ide 22250
Harpsichord (The); by Eunice R.
Slawsby; pf. © Oct. 30, 1933; EH
pub. 388573; Bach music co. 22251
Haskell Indian band march; pf. ©
1 e..Nov. 2, 1933; E unp. (8332; J.
H. Bell. 22252
Hast Thou forsaken me; w Gabriel
KF. Newburger, m Mana-Zucca, op.
129; high voice. © Nov. 6, 1983; E
pub. 38737; Clayton F. Summy co.
Dee oe
——— —— —— low voice. © Nov. 20,
1933; E pub. 38926; Clayton F. Sum-
my co. 22254
Hats off to the administration; song,
m Martha Brandon. © 1 ¢ Nov.
11, 19838; E unp. 78791; Casimiro A.
Rivera. 22255
Haunted (The) heart; song, w Alice
Pollastrini, © 1 c. Nov: 27, 1933;
EH ounp. 79390: Bruna Da San Mar-
tino. 22256
22270
Have you seen my Ca-Ca-ca-canary ;
song, melody Allen Taub. © 1 ec.
Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79073; R. D.
Street. 22257
Haven (A) that is heaven to me; w
and melody. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1933;
E unp. 78847; Abel G. Smith and
Larry Smith. 22258
Hawaiian stars; melody. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1933: E unp. 78973; Gus Mat-
thew Gervel. 22259
Haydn (Franz Josef) Werke fiir das
laufwerk; tibertragen u. erstmalig
hrsg. Ernst Fritz Schmid; klavier.
© Dee. 22,1931; HE’ for. 31924,
Adolph Nagel. 22260
He lives; hymn, w and m A. H. Ack-
ley. © Sept. 1, 1933; E pub. 38078 ;
Homer A. Rodeheaver. 22261
He never came back; song. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 16, 19838; E unp. 78987; Jose-
phine Pickett. 22262
He taught them to pray; anthem, w
from St. Luke, m George B. Nevin;
mixed voices, with bass solo. ©
Nov. 14, 1933; E pub. 38856; Theo-
dore Presser Co. 22263
He that hath pity upon the poor; an-
them, w from the Bible, m Richard
Wassell; mixed voices; organ ace.
© Oct. 3, 1933 ; E for. 32003; Stainer
& Bell, itd. 22264
Hear my prayer; text selected from
Psalms, m Will James; 4-pt. mixed
cho. © Oct. 20, 1933; E pub.
38629; G. Schirmer, inc. 22265
Hear, O Thou Shepherd of Israel;
w from Psalm 80, m Edward Car-
stenn; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Oct.
11, 1933; E pub. 3887938; Concordia
pub. house. 222'66
Hear the. Master- calling; hymn. ©
Sept. 1, 1933; E pub. 38074; Albert
Troy Hardy. 22261
Heart of the South; w A. Tuvim, mel-
ody D. Heywood. © 1 ¢. Nov. 11,
1933; E unp. 78786; Donald Hey-
wood and Abe Tuvim. 22268
Heart song; m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. with w. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933;
E unp. 79837; Thalia A. White.
22269
Heartaches and memories; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 18, 1933: E unp.
79021; Harry F. Robinson. 22270
927
,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22271
Heavens to Betsy; song. © 1 ¢. Nov.
4, 1933; E unp. 78422; Charles D.
Houghton. 222771.
Hebrew (The) children; Phrygian
mode, traditional folk-hymn from
the Southern mountains, collected
and arr. Annabel Morris Buchanan ;
mixed voices. © Noy. 8 1933; E
pub. 38759; J. Fischer & bro.
22272
Heigh-ho, the gang’s all here; from
Dancing lady, w Harold Adamson,
m Burton Lane; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc., May Singhi Breen. ©
Noy. 15, 1933; E pub. 38847; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 22273
Hello! chérie; slow-fox, paroles J.
Valmy et R. Valaire, m Jim Pack et
John Rod. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for.
31991; Publications Francis-Day,
S. a. 22274
Hello Dixie; fox-trot, w Alfred Ross-
man and William W. Woods, and
melody. ©1ce. Oct. 31, 1933; E unp.
78688; Edith Whittick. 22275
Help old Daniel; arr. F. R. Cotton;
male quartette. © 1 ¢« Nov. 28,
1933; E unp. 79469; Riddle D.
Haworth. 22276
Henrietta; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c Nov. 4,
1933; E unp. 78390; Thadeous E.
Griffin. 22277
Here’s a brand new love song; w and
m Langdon Carton; pf.
25, 1988; E unp. 79336; B. Langdon
Carton. 22278
Hi de ho man; song, m Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp.
78958; Gertrude Smith. 2229
Hi! mom; song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1933;
E unp. 79166; Orren Edward Pickle.
22280
Hie there, and hello; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1983; E unp. 79112;
Leonard Morton Prince. 22281
Hills (The) of home; by Oscar J. Fox;
transcribed Elias Breeskin; violin
and pf. © Oct. 30, 1933; E pub.
38703; Carl Fischer, inc. 22282
Hitch (The) hiker: w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 78771;
William Nathan La Mance. 22283
Hobo’s meditation ; melody J. Rodgers.
© 1c. Nov. 22, 1933; E unp. 79376;
Southern music pub. ¢o.. ine.
22284
928
© 1c. Nov.
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Hoe cake; by Florence B. Price; pf.
© Nov. 24, 1933; E pub. 38974;
Theodore Presser co. 22285
Hohman (C. H.)_ practical violin
method; modernized, ed. Max Fis-
chel. bk. 2-4. © Oct. 6, 8, 14, 1933;
AA 132500-132502: M. M. Cole pub.
co. 22286-22288
Same. bk. 5. © Oct. 17, 1933;
AA 182503; M. M. Cole pub. co.
22289
Holiday; by Ethel Ponce, transcribed
Rudy Wiedoeft; E flat alto saxo-
phone; pf. acc. © Noy. 24, 19383;
E pub. 38963; Robbins music corp.
22290
Holy night; by Franz Griiber, arr. Wil-
liam Hermann; pf. with w. © Oct.
30, 1933; E pub. 38581; Bach music
co. 22291
Home; song, w W. E: Henley. ©1c.
Nov. 15, 19383: E unp. 78956; Frances
Williams. 22292
Home of my memories; song, har-
monized Alexander Lamb. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 14, 1933; E unp. 78879; Frank
EK. Palmer.
Home on the range; cowboy tune,
song, arr. Chester Wallis; pf. ©
Noy. 8, 1983; E pub. 38774; Boston
music co. 22294
w traditional, m harmonized and
arr. Ladislas Kun; men’s voices.
© Nov. 25, 1933; E pub. 38979; G.
Ricordi & co., ine. 22295
Home sweet home; by Bishop, Hawai-
ian guit. diagram. arr. © Nov. 11,
19383; E pub. 38777; Adolph Krupp.
22296
Home your [sic] a wee bit of heaven;
w and melody Hal Green. © 1 c
Noy. 13, 1983; E unp. 78836; How-
ard L. Hallgren. 22297
Honey dear; song; with ukulele arr.
© 1 ec. Nov. 9, 1933; E unp. 78728;
Helene M. Greene. 22298
Honey don’t leave me; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1983; E unp. 78503 ;
Carl Clements. 22299:
Honey-gal; song. © 1 ¢. Nov. 21,
1933; FE unp. 79151; Vida Mae Bais-
den. 22300
melody Fred D.
©iec.
Honey girl; song,
Jacob and G. L. Scheper, jr.
Nov. 22, 19383; E unp. 79194; George
22301
L. Scheper, jr.
22293 -
;
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;
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
22331
Honey moon’s trip; w and melody. © | How did I get this way; w and m Har-
1c. Nov. 7, 1983; E unp. 78523; Hd-
ward Spencer. 22302
Honolulu baby; melody Marvin Hat-
ley. © 1c. Oct. 18, 1983; E unp.
78431; Southern music pub. co., inc.
22303
Hoopla; by L. EH. DeFrancesco; pf.
conductor. © 1 ¢c. Nov. 23, 1933;
E unp. 79207 ; Movietone music corp.
22304
Hootie (The) owls; w Johnny Gruelle,
m Will Woodin. © 1 ¢. Nov. 24,
1938; E unp. 79319; Miller music,
inc. 22305
Hop Scotch; by Alice Lucy Hale, fin-
gered Carrie Munger Long; pf. ©
Nov. 23, 1933; E pub. 38982; Dallas
music co. 22306
Hope; by Samuel Kaylin; pf.-conduc-
tor. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1983; E unp.
78869; Movietone music corp.
22307
Hoppy toad; w Johnny Gruelle, m
Will Woodin. ©1c. Nov. 24, 1933;
E unp. 49310; Miller music, ine.
22308
Hot dickety dee; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 28, 19838; E unp. 79452;
Lillian M. Nicchia. 22309
House of my dreams; song, melody
Marion A. Smart. © 1. Nov. 9,
1933; E unp. 78713; Arvelia Sadler.
. 22310
How beautiful heaven must be; hymn,
w Mrs. A. S. Bridgewater, m A. P.
Bland. © Nov. 18, 1933; E pub.
38895; Asher Sizemore. 22311
How can I forget I love you sweet-
heart; song. ©1c. Nov. 13, 1933;
BE unp. 78846; George Tomaszewski.
22312
How can I say good bye; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Nov. 20, 1933; E unp.
79120; Sydney Stein. 22313
How can you stay away; w Gus Kahn,
melody Alton Rinker. © 1 ¢. Nov.
25, 1988; E unp. 79822; De Sylva,
Brown and Henderson, inc. 22314
How could we be wrong; from Nymph
errant, w and m Cole Porter. ©
Sept. 11, 19838; HE for. 32123; Harms,
ine. 22315
How de dow babe; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Nov. 18, 19383; E unp. 78802;
ward Dent.
old Motter. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1933; EH
unp. 78370; C. H. Motter. 22317
How do the flowers know their way;
w Johnny Gruelle, m Will Woodin.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1933; E unp. 79318;
Miller music, ine. 22318
How I’ve tried; w and m Ted Fiorito;
with arr. for ukulele, etc., May
Singhi Breen. © Nov. 25, 1933; H
pub. 38986; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 22319
Hume-Fogg victory song; pf. with w.
© Nov. 9, 1933; E pub. 38950; Paul
Russell Kidd. 22320
Hundred (A) years from today; w Joe
Young and Ned Washington, melody
Victor Young. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1933;
E unp. 78444; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 22321
Hurrah for prosperity ; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1933; E unp. 78521;
Mary M. Tempus. 22322
Hustle and bustle; composed and pf.
arr. Samuel Kaylin; pf.-conductor.
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1933; E unp. 78872;
Movietone music corp. 22323
I am looking forward to that day; w
and melody, arr. A. C. Elliott; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 78918;
Cc. C. Crowder. 22324
I am so happy today; song; mixed
voices. © Oct. 22, 1933; E pub.
38907; Archer Ballantine. 22325
I am something to you; fox trot song.
© Nov. 8, 1933; E pub. 38972;
Joseph Horwath. 22326
I am the Bread of Life; w from John
6, m Louis Weitz; in 2 keys. ©
Oct. 15, 19338; E pub. 38830; Harry
G. Neville. 22327
I am waiting for you; song, arr. Syl-
vester L. Cross. © Oct. 25, 1933;
E pub. 38932; Nellie B. Schmidt.
2328
I appeal to you; waltz song. ©1e.
Oct. 30, 1983; E unp. 79152; Floren-
tino A. Ceniza. 22329
I belong in Alabam’; w Joe Young, m
Milton Ager; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Nov. 1, 1983; E pub. 38585;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc.
22330
I call my sweetie angel cake she’s so
sweet I could eat her; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1933; E
unp. 78711; Gustave ese
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22332
—
can conquer the world but not with-
out you; w Karl Scott, melody Ken-
yon Scott. © 1 ¢. Nov. 1, 1983; E
unp. 78286; Earle Scott and Carl F.
Scott. 22332
I can’t find poor mother’s grave; Ww
Dick Sanford and Clarke Van Ness,
melody Ernie Burnett and Tom Ber-
wick. ©1c. Novy.-28, 1933; E unp.
79446; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine. 223833
I ean’t find you there; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1983; E unp. 79268 ;
Nicholas Puglisi. 22334
ery for you; w Allan J. Flynn, Rus-
sian text Sergféfa Kuz’mina, m Alex-
ander Ivanoff. © Nov. 2, 19383; E
pub. 38924; Russian music ¢o., ine.
22335
I’d give my life for dear old federal
reserve; song. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1933;
E unp. 78584; Archie Koty. 22336
I'd just have you; w and melody. ©
1 ¢« Nov. 20, 1933; E unp. 79111;
Doris Mae Williamson. 22337
I’d rather have you on my mind, than
another in my arms; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1983; E unp. 78536;
Frank W. Brown, jr. 22338
I’d share my dreams with you; w R.
Hartwell, melody H. Hartwell. ©
1 ec. Nov. 9, 1933; E unp. 78704;
Roland and Harley Hartwell.
22339
I did lay me down to take rest; d-pt.
vesper sentence and recitative, Bibli-
cal w, m Henry Pureell, arr. Arthur
H. Egerton;. women’s voices. ©
Oct. 30, 19383; E pub. 38684; Carl
Fischer, ince. 22340
I didn’t mean it; w Herb Magidson
and Maurice Sigler, m James V.
Monaco; with arr. for ukulele, etc.
© Nov. 28, 1933; E pub. 39000; Ir-
ving Berlin, ine. 22341
w Herb Magidson and Maurice
Sigler, melody James Y. Monaco.
© 1c. Nov. 7,.1983; E unp. 78548;
Irving Berlin, inc. 22342
I don’t want nobody but you; w and
m Jimmie Blake. © 1 ¢. Nov. 2,
1933; E unp. 7838384; James W.
Blake. 223438
I dream of a picture of you; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 18, 1933; E
unp. 79076; Maurice B. Herschel.
22344
Leal
930
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 23:
I fell in love again; song. ©1ce. Nov.
28, 19338; E unp. 79223; Martha A.
Kimball. 22345
I fell in love with you; song. ©1e.
Nov. 28, 1988; E unp. 79453; Buddy
Stevens. 22346.
I found her yesterday; song. ©1 ec
Nov. 27, 19883; E unp. 79389; Bruna
Da San Martino. 22347
I found Virginia down in Caroline; w
Tot Seymour, melody Jesse Greer.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp. 78774;
Leo Feist, ine. 22348.
I had a good time last night; song.
© 1 c. Nov..7, 1933; E unp. 78511 ;
Nicholas Puglisi. 22349-
I had to change the words; w and m.
Geo. J. Bennett, Charles Tobias and.
Rubey Cowan; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 24, 1933; E pub. 38862; South-
ern music pub. ¢o., ine. 22350"
I hate to leave thee; melody Marvin.
Hatley. © 1 ¢ Och 18333330
unp. 78482; Southern music pub. co:,
ine. 22351
I have a fortune in my arms; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr..
© 1 e. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 78830;
Dick Richards. 22852 °
I have a puss cat; pf. with w. ©l1e.
Oct. 9, 1933; E unp. 78683; Frances
D. Welch. , 22358 -
I have seen yellow in the moon; song,.
poem M.M.P. ©1c. Nov. 28, 1933;
E unp. 79458; Albert Joseph Milans.
; 22354
I hope you'll not say no to me; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 79351;
Harold Minder. (22355
just couldn’t take it baby; w Mann
Holiner, melody Alberta Nichols.
© 1 c. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp. 78440;:
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. . 22356
I knew I’d find you; w Johnny Burke,
melody Harold Spina. © 1 ec. Nov..
9, 19383; E unp. 78720; Irving Ber--
lin, ine. 22357
I knew you’d pass me by; w Jack Law-.
rence, m Arthur Altman, arr. Paul
Hill; with ukulele arr. © Nov. 27,.
1933; E pub. 38987; Edward B..
Marks music corp. 22358 -
I knew you when; w Herb Magidson,
melody J. Fred Coots. © 1c. Nov.
—_
11, 193838; E unp. 78773; Leo Feist,
22359'
ine.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
I know the kind of girl; from Nice
‘goings on, w Douglas Furber, m Ar-
thur Schwartz; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. © Oct. 38, 1933; E for.
32145; Harms, inc. 22360
I know you'll return some day; w and
melody, © 1 ec. Nov. 18, 1933;. E
unp. 78851; Abel G. Smith and Larry
Smith. 22361
I like bananas because they have no
bones; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Nov.
_ 10, 1933; E unp. 78730; Chris Yacich
and Frank Davis.
I like my own tunes best; song. ©
1 c. Nov. 3, 1933; E unp. 783861;
Myrtle Kringlie Miller. 22363
T’ll always belong to you; w and m
Alan Vance and John Rogers. ©
1 ce. Nov. 138, 1933; E unp. 78839;
John Sewall Rogers. 22364
T'll be seein’ ya in Abyssinia; w R. P.
Weston and Bert. Lee, m Harris
Weston; with ukulele arr. © Nov.
27, 1933; E for. 32249; Francis, Day
& Hunter, Itd. 22365
I’ll be seein’ you, cowboy; w G. Blais-
dell, m Hoyt Brown. © 1 ¢. Nov.
10, 19383; E unp. 78767; Harry Hoyt
Brown and George Blaisdell. 22366
Tll do my best to make you happy;
from Say it with music, w and m
Ray Noble, additional w Charles
Wilmott, new arr. Albert Szirmai;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Oct.
23, 1933; E pub. 38664; Harms, inc.
22367
Ill find a way to keep from loving
you; w.and melody Jerry Jos. Pinto.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79063 ;
Jerry Pinto. 22368
Ill go on forever—loying you; w and
' melody. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1933; E unp.
78724; Sidney Easton. 22369
Tll never leave home again; w and m
Edw. C. Mergel; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 20, 1933; E pub. 38714; Edw.
C. Mergel. 22370
Tll never leave you sweetheart;. fox-
trot song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; EB
unp. 79254; Dick Kuhr. 22371
Ill remember you; polka; accordion.
© Nov. 14, 1933; E pub. 38858; Paul
~ Vallentin Karlson. 22312
Ill see you in church; w and m
Charles Newman, Al Goodhart and
Al Hoffman; with ukulele arr. ©
22362,
22387
Nov. 23, 19383; E pub. 38946; De.
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.
22373.
I'll think of you; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 18, 19883; E unp. 79019;
Juanita Talbot. 22374
I looked for you; w Phyllis Black, m
Eric Coates; in B flat. © Sept. 13,
1933; E for. 32140; Chappell & co.,
ltd. : 22375,
I lost my everything when I lost you;
w and melody. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1933;
E unp. 78497; Lloyd Stevens Run-
yan. 22376:
I love baloney; w Jack Hubbard, mel-
ody Pauline Langille. © 1 e¢. Nov.
28, 19383; E unp. 79479; Beltran
Carew Hubbard. 22377
I love to play my fiddle; w and mel-.
ody. ©1e. Nov. 23, 1933; E unp.
79220; Ernest L. McCutcheon.
22378.
I love you; versi Emilio Gatti, m E,
-Boschini; pf. [Italian text only]
© Sept. 30, 1933; E for. 31911; Casa
editrice Ferdinando Bideri. 22379.
I love you and how; fox-trot, w and
m Mabelle Cox. © 1 e¢. Nov. 15,
1933; E unp. 78926; Mabel Busby
Whiteside. 22380:
I love you dear; w and melody. ©
Lve) Nov.<% 1933 >in). (85203
Tony Granich. 22381
I love you, I love you; song, melody
Morty Berk. © 1. Nov. 18, 1933;
E unp. 79066; Ossie Sethmore Bar-
geron. 22382:
I love you Mary; fox-trot song. ©.
1 ¢. Nov. 11, 1933; EH unp. 78781;
Charles C. Morelli. 22383
I love you so; melody with pf. acc. ©.
1 c. Nov. 18, 19338; E unp. 79244;
Joseph A. Howells. 22384
I love you-that’s why; w and m Al
Sherman and Al Lewis; with uku-
lele arr. © Nov. 20, 1933; E pub.
38968; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 22385.
I love you when you’re smiling; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 10, 1933;
E unp. 78741; Joseph Eldrican Reily.
22386.
I loved you; song. © 1 ¢ Nov. 9,
1933; E unp. 78698; Katherine
' Martyn. 2238T
931
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22388
I’m a wanderer wandering all alone;
w and melody Queenie Dunedin. ©
1 ec. Nov. 4, 1938; E unp. 78414;
Mary E. Wolfarth. 22388
I’m alone in all my dreams; w and
melody Sy Baldwin. © 1 ec. Nov.
14, 1933; E unp. 78896; Syril How-
ard Baldwin. 22389
I’m always dreaming of you; valse
song. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1933; E unp.
78317; Elsie M. Moxley. 22390
I’m an expensive gal don’t play me
cheap; w B. Harris, m Coral John-
son pr.?''© 1c. Noy: 18, 19337
unp. 79081; Bud Harris and Coral
G. Johnson. 22391
I’m back where I started again; fox-
trot song. © 1. Nov. 20, 1933;
E unp. 79274; Vincent L. Preston.
22392
I’m crying, sweetheart, for you; song,
pf. sc. Marjorie Strong. © 1c. Oct.
24, 193838; E unp. 78585; William
Henry Reese. 22393
I’m delirious because of Dolores; w
Stanley Adams, m Jesse Greer, pf.
se. Lou Leaman; with ukulele arr.
© Nov. 2, 1933; E pub. 38825; Mills
music, ine. 22394
I’m doing my part, lovey you do your
part for the N. R. A. and me; w
and melody. ©1e. Nov. 6, 1933; EB
unp. 78494; Sidney Holden. 22395
I’m en-route for my cute little you;
song, m Zygmund Rondomanski. ©
1 c. Nov. 9, 19383; E unp. 78706;
William James Satterlee. 22396
I’m free from the chain gang now;
w and melody Lou Herscher. © 1
e. Oct. 21,.19383; HE) unp. 78429;
Southern music pub. co., ine.
22397
I’m gettin’ a new deal from that old
gal of mine; w Roy Turk, melody
Vee Lawnhurst. © 1 c¢. Oct. 27,
1933; E unp. 79178; Famous music
corp. 22398
I’m goin’ to pack my grip; song. ©
1c. Nov. ‘20, ~1983'; EY unp.”.79131 ;
Gustave Kolodi. 22399
I’m going back to Dixie and Jane;
song. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1933; E unp.
79006 ; Mercedes Jones Bryan.
I’m going Broadway mad; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Noy. 20, 1938; BE unp.
79279; Clarence J. Engstrom.
22401
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
I’m gonna make the grade; w and m
Dave Ringle and Andrew Toce. ©
1 c. Nov. 6, 19383; E unp. 78452;
Dave Ringle music, inc. 22402
I’m happy now; spiritual blues, song,
arr. Roolin Crawford. © 1 e. Oct.
30, 19383; E unp. 78201; Francis
Douglas. 22403
I’m having blue days now; w and mel-
ody, arr. L. Ober. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1933 ; E unp. 79083 ; Lelia Parker.
22404
I’m hotter than Dinah and sweeter
than Sue; w and melody. © 1«.
Nov. 11, 19383; E unp. 79435; Lela
Long Hill. 22405
I’m in love with love; song, melody
Victor Alonso Jackson. © 1. Nov.
1, 1933; E unp. 78901; Hollis Aaron
Ayers. 22406
I'm in my plane to Dixieland; song.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1983; E unp. 79441;
Ray Thornburg. 22407
I’m in search of an old fashioned
sweetheart; w Ned Kelly, m Frank
Gallagher. © 1 c. Oct. 7, 19383; E
unp. 78269; Edward T. Kelly and
Francis X. Gallagher. 22408
I’m just a beggar for love; valse song.
© 1 ec. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 78921;
Melvin Mitchell. 22409
I’m left alone; song. © 1 ¢ Oct.
31, 1933; E unp. 78583; Archie Koty.
22410
I’m living on love and I like it; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Nov. 4, 19383; E unp.
78388; Mary Tyler. 22411
I’m lonely for you only; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 78398;
Frank Anderson. 22412
I’m lonely from being alone; waltz
song, m Cecil Kappey. © 1. Oct.
30, 1933 ; E unp. 78907 ; Emma Keith.
22413
I’m lonely tonight beside the wishing-
well; w Dick Sanford and Clarke
Van Ness, melody Ernie Burnett
and Tom Berwick. © 1. Nov. 28,
1933; E unp. 79447; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 22414
I’m lonesome tonight; song ©1«
Nov. 11, 1933; E unp. 78783; Agnes
Schaffenberg. 22415
932
no. 11, 1933
I’m looking for you; m Sylvester
Longe Cross; pf. with w. ©) 1. <«.
Nov. 25, 19838; E unp. 79852; Lil-
lian Viggers. 22'416
I’m not building any dreams; song.
© 1c Nov. 27, 1933; E unp. 79882;
Morris Olson and Henry Olson.
22417
I’m on love’s holiday; song. © 1 ec.
Nov. 17, 1933; E unp. 79485; Matilda
Curtiss. 22418
I’m out of step with the sweetheart
march; w and melody. © 1c. Nov.
7, 1933; EH wunp. 78510; Sadie S.
Ferry. 22419
I’m ridin’ a rainbow now; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1ec. Noy. 18, 1933; E unp. 78834;
Maldin Foree. 22420
I’m so alone; song. © 1c. Nov. 14,
1933; E unp. 78888; Jack Tanner.
22421
I’m so blue ’cause you’re not true; w
and melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1933;
EH unp. 79020; Rebecca Gilbert.
22422
I'm so glad; pf. with w. ©1ce. Nov.
9, 1988; E unp. 78725; Sidney Eas-
ton. 22.423
I’m sorry we parted my dear; valse
song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp.
79255; J. O. Stevens. 22494
I’m spending too much time in Reno;
w and m Marie Ordway. © 1 «
Nov. 18, 1983; E unp. 78841; Frank
B. Lambert and Marie O. Lambert.
22425
I’m still in love with you; song. ©
iMmeiNev, 20. 19832 H unp: (9134:
Alice Spaulding. 22426
I’m thankful for my heaven on earth;
song. © ic. Nov. 8, 1933; E unp.
78662; Albert Hay Malotte.
22427
I’m the happiest man in the world;
fox-trot song. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1933;
EH eounp. 78555; Felix A. Goss.
22498
Tm up in the clouds; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1983; E unp. 78416;
John Francis Casey. 22429
I’m waiting for tonight and you; valse
song. © 1c. Nov. 8, 19338; E unp.
78629; Cora EH. Bovee. 22430
27037—34——_3
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
22444
I’m walkin’ the chalk line; w Mann
Holiner, melody Alberta Nichols. ©
1 ec. Novy. 6, 1933; E unp. 78441;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 22431
I'm weary of dreaming and scheming;
song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp.
79252; Mary Smith. 22432
I'm weaving rainbows for those in
love; w Bartley Costello and Hd.
Rose, m Billy Baskette; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Novy. 21, 1933;
EK pub. 38936; F. B. Haviland pub.
co. 22433
I’m your Slave; w Lavender Lewis,
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1c.
Nov. 25, 19383; E unp. 79360; Ruby
Hantelman. 22434
I make love to the echo; w and melody.
© de Nov. (7, 1933" Diunp. T8538;
Stephen A. Giverego. 22435
I meant to say: good-night; song. ©
tree, Nov., 13, -1933 5° eH unp tisent:
Albert Hay Malotte. 22436
I met a young lady; w and m Harry
Leon and Leo Towers; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 14, 1933; E for. 32171;
Peter Maurice music co., ltd.
22437
I miss you, Julia, why don’t you miss
me; song, melody J. B. Itell. ©
te. Nov. 24, 1983; BH unp, 79294;
Joseph Coldie. 22438
I must have you; w H. Mitchell, m
H. ‘Prince ;' pf. treble.’ -©:1 c! Nov.
8, 1938; E unp. 78373; Earl Mitchell
and Henry Prince. 22439
I never thought that you cared for me;
slow-fox, H. Mac Knight; orch.
pres. GL Seni 1, ' 1983 >) eiewor
32091; Choudens. 22440
I planted a rose in the garden; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr) © i &, Nov: 13; 1983 Eyunp.
78804; Paul M. Horst. 22441
I remember; m Sylvester Long Cross;
DiAwith w.. ©) 1 ¢.2 Nev. 25,1933;
E unp. 79342; James Albert Pike.
22442
I saw you I loved you; w and melody.
©1« Nov. 18, 1983; E unp. 79036 ;
Anthony King. 22443
I see a gleam of glory; melody May
Justus and HE. L. Fairdoth. © 1.
Nov. 3, 19838; E unp. 79094; South-
ern music pub. co., ine. 22'444
933
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22445
pt. 111, n. s., v.28
I still remember, how can I forget;
w and melody. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1933;
E unp. 79158; Ed. Kangas and Bob
Durr. 22445
I thought you were mine; song, m
Bernice F. Bowers. © 1 c¢. Nov.
6, 1933; E unp. 79155; Amelia E.
Gertz. 22446
I understand; w Richard Himber, m
Ellidtt Grennard; with ukulele arr.
© Nov. 17, 1988; E pub. 38873; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
22447
I’ve come back to you; w A. Wood-
dell, melody C. H. Fassinger. ©
i.e, JNov. 24; 1933.3, unps, 79295;
Alpha Wooddell and Clarence H.
Fassinger. 22448
I’ve got a job once more; w and mel-
ody, arr. Arnold Jones. © 1. Oct.
25, 19338; E unp. 77931; Harold E.
Sarb. 22449
I’ve got a passion for pistachio nuts;
w Wm. S. Kearns, melody Henry E.
Lioyd.” G1 GyNoy. 2231933"; Huaap.
79240; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.
22450
I’ve got love; w C. Strnad, m C.
Scavarda and S. Randsman; pf.
treble. ©1c. Nov. 21, 1933; E unp.
79164; Charles Scavarda, Sam
Randsman and Chas. Strnad. 22451
I’ve got something to live for now; w
and melody Billy Hill and Harry
Stride. © 1. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp.
78597 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.
22452
I’ve got the lonesome blues; w and
7 melody.: <©@' 1 .eF Nove? 18,4933)
unp. 79042; James R. Phillips.
22453
I've got those yearning blues; fox-trot
song. ©1c. Nov. 20, 1933; E unp.
79275; Maude W. Thomas. 22454
Ive got to find a new man; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1933; E unp.
78348 ; William McKinley Garman.
22455
I’ve stopped being a fool; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Nov. 27, 1983; E unp.
79388 ; Constance Campbell. 22456
I’ve told the birds and bees how lovely
you are; w and melody. ©41c. Nov.
3, 1938; E unp. 78371; Bob Miller.
22457
I've waited; song. © 1 @ Nov. 2.
1933; E unp. 78333; Virginia C.
Stoeckl. 22458
I wait for thee; song. © 1 ¢. Nov.
28, 1933; E unp. 79481; Agnes Eliza-
beth Rose. 22459
J wanna meander with Miranda; from
Sitting pretty, w Mack Gordon, m
Harry Revel; with chord notations.
© Nov. 8, 19383; E pub. 38650; Para-
mount productions, ine. . 22460
I want someone to love; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1933; E unp.
79104; Frank E. Doughty. 22461
I want to be wanted by you; w Rose
M. Mullett, m Vick Knight, harmon-
ized Cliff Barnes. © 1 c. Nov. 27,
1933; E unp. 79380; Walter J. Koz-
lowski. 22462
I want to be your mother’s son-in-law;
w Mann Holiner, melody Alberta
Nichols. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1933 ; E unp.
78439 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
22463
I want to love you always; w and mel-
ody. © 1 c. Nov. 7, 1933; amp.
78539; Marie Oxx. 22464
I want to marry Marianna; w Robert
Stanley, m Tolchard Evans; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 13, 1933; E for.
32163; Cecil Lennox, Itd. 22465
I want to prove my dear I love you;
w and melody Martha Richman. ©
1 c. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 78900:
Martha R. Strahan. 22466
I want to see my girl once more; song,
w Bruno Barbaritano. © Oct. 16,
1933; E pub. 38833; Filippo Lator-
raco. 22467
want to take you back but why did
you roam; m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. with w. © 1 ¢. Nov. 25, 1933;
E unp. 79370; Lucy Humphrey.
22468
I was so shy; song. © 1 e. Nov. 28,
1933; E unp. 79459; Albert Joseph
Milans. 22469
I wish we had died in our craddle
[sic]; w and melody. © 1. Nov.
29, 1983; E unp. 79499; Pearl Bo-
hannon. 22470
I won’t be there to hear Oh promise
me; w and m Mitchell Parish, Josef
Myrow and Selig Shaftel, pf. se. Lou
Leaman; with ukulele arr. © Oct.
19, 1933; E pub. 38562; Mills music,
inc. 22471
hb
934
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
I won't think about tomorrow, as long
as you love me today; w Sammy
Lerner, m Jay Gorney; with uku-
lele arr. © Nov. 2, 1933; E pub.
38824: Mills music, inc. - 22472
I wrote a song to remember you; pf.
With w. ©) 1c. Nov. .16, 1933; EH
unp. 78977; Sam Rosey. 22473
Ice (The) man; melody Marvin Hat-
Poem. ce. Oct. ‘27,°.19383 ; EY unp:
78433 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.
22474
If each dark cloud has a silver lining;
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1 e. Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 79369 ;
Denise Hoover. 22475
If I can’t have my somebody; fox-
item soue.+,©) 4).c.. Noy. 8, 1933; EB
unp. 78621; Rose M. Bailey.
22476
If I had a little stenographer like you;
song, m Luther A. Clark. © 1 «.
Nov. 8, 19383; E unp. 78658; Mary
Ann West. 22477
If I knew and you knew true love
dear; song, melody Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1. Nov. 1, 19838; E unp.
78285; G. E. Smith. 22478
If I lost you; from The command
performance,. w Clifford Grey, m
Jack Waller and Joseph Tunbridge.
© Oct. 2, 1933; E for. 32152; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 22479
If I only had a sweetheart just like
you: w and melody Harry Liston.
©il1c. Nov. 13, 1933; E unp. 78858 ;
Matthew Harry Liston. 22480
If I only had some one to love; w
Donald Hayes, m Ralph Hayes, Ruby
Hayes Wood and Donald Hayes. ©
1 « Nov. 20, 1933; E unp. 79100;
Donald Jeffrey Hayes. 22481
If I were in heaven today; w U. S.
Keeling, st., m lysses Simpson
Keeling, jr., pf. © Nov. 13, 1933;
E pub. 38834; U. S. Keeling & son.
22482
If my love isn’t really true; violin
with w. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1933; HE
unp. 78935; William H. Schoemer.
22483
If that dog o’ mine could talk; w Herb
Magidson and Maurice Sigler, mel-
ody James V. Monaco. © 1 ¢. Nov.
15, 1933; E unp. 78947; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 22484
22495
if that's) for sme; I'm: )out.;. w sPhil
Price, Glenhall Taylor and Mickey
Michelsen, m Dino S. Alessi and
Walter Rudolph. © 1 « Nov. 6,
1933; E unp. 78485; New era music
pub. co., ltd. 22485
If the future is kind; w Peter Gregory,
m John Burnaby; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 10, 1933; E for. 32177; Geof-
frey Fletcher, ltd. 22486
If you’d only say you love me; valse
song. © 1c. Nov: 8, 1933; E unp.
78657; Morene Dorothy Blastic.
. 22487
If you forget; from Early to bed, w
Rowland Leigh, from the German
of Robert Gilbert, m Werner R. Hey-
mann; with ukulele arr. [English
text only] © Oct) 27, 1933; EB for.
31967; Ufaton verlags, G. m. b. H.
22488
If you see my mother; song, arr. E.
M. D. Cantwell; with quartette cho.
© Nov. 10, 19383; E pub. 38747;
Nettie Dudley Washington. 22489
If you were mine; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Nov. 18, 19383; E unp. 78817; L. R.
Muse. 22490
Ihr winde; aus dem Wunsch-teppich,
text u. m T. Cronan, ubersetzung
Hansi Fuchs. [German, WHnglish
and French text] © Sept. 24, 1933;
E for. 31925; Thomas Cronan.
22491
Il est de beaux réves; air de la let-
tre, de Vopérette Rose de France,
paroles Albert Willemetz, m _ Sig-
mund Romberg. © Sept. 9, 19383; E
for. 32128; Société anonyme fran-
caise Chappell. 22492
Il n’y a pas de raison; dans Nu
comme un ver, paroles Jean Boyer,
m Maurice Yvain; avec accord de
Vukulele. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for.
32062: Editions Salabert. 22493
Il pleure dans mon cceur; par Claude
Debussy, transcription de concert
pour pf. Daniel Ericourt. © Sept.
1, 1933; E for. 31986; Jean Jobert.
22494
Tlusion de ayer; letra y m Graciano
Gomez, arr. Alfredo Brito; dos voces.
©; 1Ocks .26, A933 Hl fora S2495 3
Southern music pub. co., ine.
22495
939
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22496
Imago ...dal Monte Pellegrino; di
Guido Alberto Fano; pf. © Oct. 3,
1933; E for. 31901; G. Ricordi &
co. 22496
Improvisation; par Amedeo Escobar ;
saxophone in mi bemolle et pf. ©
July 15, 1933; E for. 32212; M. Aro-
mando. 22497
In a blue mood; m Burrell Van Buren;
pf. with w. © 1 c. Nov. 6, 1933;
E unp. 78461; Raymond D. Parthe-
more. 22498
In a canoe for two: pf. with w. ©
tec. Nov. 25, 1933; EH. unp: 79345;
Mildred Coffin Young. 22499
In a garden; by Elizabeth Hopson;
pf. © Oct. 30, 1933; E pub. 38578:
Bach music co. 22500
In a garden of roses where I found
you: waltz, w and melody. © 1c.
Nov. 23, 19383; E unp. 79213; Joseph
Grippaldi. 22501
In a little canoe on the silvery lake of
love with you; w Butler Carter, m
Annie Ruth Brown and William
Philip. }Garnet, 2©@), dares Nov fs;
1933; E unp. 78863; Merry Butler
Carter. 22502
In a little lane; w Graham Collett,
m Frederic Curzon; in E flat.
Oct. 20, 1933; E for. 32041; Boosey
& co., ltd. 22503
In a little tavern with you; w Louis
Levine. melody Trevor Jones. © 1
c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79062; Judd
and Browne. 2504
In a palm covered shack in Hawaii:
song, melody Al N. Beatty. © 1.
Oct. 17, 1933; E unp. 78764; Larry
O’Dowd and Al Beatty. 22505
In a shelter from a shower; w George
Whiting and Raymond Leveen, mel-
ody Ernest Breuer; pf. treble. ©
1 © Nov.t, 1983; EH. unp: T3289);
3roadway music corp. 22506
In a silly symphony; w and melody
Ann Ronell. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1933;
E unp. 78355; Irving Berlin, inc.
22507
In a valley by the river; song, James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Nov. 13, 19388; E unp. 78801; John
Esa. 22508
In an old star-lit garden; song. ©
1 ec. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp. 78595;
Thomas Daly. 22509
pt. It, 1. S., Vv. 28
In appletree lane; w Lilla Cole, m
Fred Sharp; pf. © 1 ¢ Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 79362; Fred E. Sharp.
22510
In dreams with you; fox-trot, w and
m C. Barnes. © 1 e. Nov. 17,1933;
E unp. 78998; Anna Dilling. 22511
t
In duleci jubilo; English tr. by G. R.
Woodward, 14th century melody arr.
Michael Praetorius, transcribed E.
Harold Geer; sop. and alto. © Oct.
25, 1933; E. pub. 38695; Carl Fisch-
er, ine. 22512
traditional text, ed. Norwood
Hinkle, old German carol, harmon-
ized R. L. Pearsall; mixed voices ;
pf. or organ ace. [English text
only] © Oct. 4. 1933; E pub. 38591 ;
Oliver Ditson co., ine. 22513
In excelsis gloria; Christmas carol,
traditional w, m EH. T. Potter, arr.
M. A. Simpson: mixed voices. ©
Noy. 28, 1933; E pub. 38992; Robin
Ellis. 22514
In gondola; waltz, Leo Rossi, arr. for
accordion. © Oct. 7, 1933; E pub.
38802: B. R. Quattrocioeche. 22515
In gray December; song, harmony arr.
Cc. C. Toomey. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1933;
E unp. 78599; William John Flah-
erty. 22516
In His face; hymn, w and m Marjorie
Lewis Lloyd. © Sept. 1, 1933; H
pub. 38077; Homer A. Rodeheaver.
22517
In mid-Atlantic; song, w Eugenia M.
Fosbery. © 1 ce. Nov. 13, 1983; EH
unp. 78903; Beatrice Mary Clifford.
22518
In my back yard; pf. with w. ©1c.
Oct. 9, 1933; E unp. T8685; Frances
D. Welch. 22519
In my dreams of you; w Al Raymond,
melody Al Landis. © 1 ¢. Noy. 7,
1933; E unp. 78609; Anthony Landi.
22520
In my garden; w Lester O’Keefe, m
Idabelle Firestone, arr. Wallingford
Riegger ; 3-pt. women’s cho. © Oct.
20, 1933; E pub. 38628; G. Schirmer,
inc. 22521
In my little ship of dreams; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1933; E unp.
78313; Blanche Matthiesen. 22522
936
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
In old Versailles; w Helen ‘Taylor, m
Herbert Oliver; in E flat. © Oct.
20, 1933; E for. 31995; A. V. Broad-
hurst. 22523
In our Rocky Mountain bungalow;
song, w M. G. Michaels. © 1c. Nov.
15, 19388; E unp. 78952; Randolph
Maynard-Brown. 22524
In Saint Paul’s; w Hustace Belham,
m Arthur Warrell, tonic sol-fa tr.
H. J. Timothy; men’s voices. ©
Nov. 14, 1983; E for. 32191; Stainer
& Bell, ltd. 22525
In shop auf der elter; w Samuel Laz-
arovsky, m Sholom Secunda. ©
Oct. 20, 19838; E pub. 38614; J. &
J. Kammen music co., ine. 22526
In silence; song. ©1c. Nov. 138, 1933 ;
E unp. 78865; Arthur Louis Greiner.
22527
In the autumn of life; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1 «c. Nov. 9, 1983;
E unp. 78712; Frank X. Wasilew-
ski. 22528
In the heart it will always be summer-
ime: pt, with w. © 1 ¢. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 79365; Virginia Horton
Haack. 22529:
In the moonlight by the sea; song,
melody Joe Brown. © 1c. Nov. 6,
faa unp. (8493; O. HH. Crain.
22530
In the morning; hymn, w and m H.
Lillenas. © Sept.'1, 19388; E pub.
38076; Homer A. Rodeheaver.
22531
In the shadows I found a heart; song,
melody Allen Taub. ©/1c. Nov. 9.
1933°>\ Hi’ unp. 78708;~ Marie. L.
Blanche. 22D 2
In the shadows of the stars; song, m
Nellie EH. Rice, arr. Charles Midg-
ley. © Oct. 24, 1933; E pub. 38557;
Amelia B. Woolfe. 22533
In the talkies every Sunday night;
from Early to bed, w Rowland
Leigh, from the German of Robert
Gilbert and Werner R. Heymann,
m W. R. Heymann; with ukulele
arr. [English text only] © Oct.
27, 1933; E for. 31966; Ufaton ver-
aes, G. m:)b; Hi: 225384
In the valley of dreams; waltz song;
1st violin. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1933; E
unp. 78723; Lewis Geo. Spencer.
22535
22549
In the valley where the old Penob-
scot flows; w and melody. © 1 «.
Nov. 7; 19338; E unp. 78532; Henry
EK. Powers. 22536
In verse I tell of love for you: song.
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1933; E unp. 79128;
Russell Dillard Fielder. 22537
Indian (An) love song; song, arr. F.
R. Cotton. © 1 c. Nov. 28, 1933;
E unp. 79470; Riddle D. Haworth.
225388
Indiana; w and melody. © 1 «¢. Nov.
11,, 19338; E unp. 78776; Harvey J.
Lebo. 225389
Indiana hills; song, m Luther A.
Clark. ©1c. Nov. 21, 1933; E unp.
79176; Luella McShane. 22540
ink,sone:- Cy t-e) Novwe2s, 193387)
unp. 79460; Albert Joseph Milans.
22541
Inka dinka doo; w Ben Ryan, melody
Jimmy Durante. © 1 ¢ Nov. 7,
1933; E unp. 78547; Irving Berlin,
ine. 22542
Innocentes pro Christo; English ver-
sion Gustave Reese, m Luca Mar-
enzio, ed. John Finley Williamson ;
4-pt. mixed cho. © Oct. 20, 1933; E
pub. 38625; G. Schirmer, inc. 22543
Introduction to Vainimdis’s playing;
tone poem, op. 2, pt. 1; pf. se.
tec. Nov. :14,.1933; EK unp..78898;
Edwin E. R. Heilakka. 22544
Invocation; paroles anon., m Paul
Bazelaire, op. 99; solo et cheur a 2
voix de femmes, avec acc. d’orgue
ou harmonium. [Latin text] ©
Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32108; Hditions
du magasin musical, Pierre Schnei-
der. 22545
Iona; melody. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1933;
FE unp. 79173; Harold Lish. 22546
Ireland I’m coming home; m Sylvester
Long. Cross; pf. ; with w.. © «1, ¢.
Nov. 25, 19388; E unp. 79347; John
Hoffman. 22547
Is it a dream; w and melody. ©1c.
Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 789386; Ger-
trude Grossman. 22548
Is it all forgotten; fox-trot, w and m
Ray Neapolitan. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1933; E unp. 78981; Angelo Napoli-
tan. 22549
937
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22550
Is this the way to Bethlehem; Italian
folksong, Christmas anthem, Eng-
lish text Helen A. Dickinson, m arr.
Clarence Dickinson; mixed cho. ©
Nov. 18, 1933; E pub. 38892; H. W.
Gray co. 22550
It is morning in my heart; hymn, w
and m A. H. Ackley. © Sept. 1,
1933; E pub. 38066; Homer A. Rode-
heaver. 22551
It’s a Shame the way my gal can love;
song. © 1c. Nov. 17, 1933; H unp.
78996; Ernest Earle Bridges. 22552
It’s a trick of the trade; w and m
Jack Fascinato. © 1 e¢. Nov. 6,
1933; EH unp. 78458; Arthur Law-
rence Fascinato. 22553
It’s all because of you; song, m Luther
A Clari. (©; Och. 254.1933 5 1 souls:
38756; Andy S. Horvath. 22554
It’s bad for me; from Nymph errant,
w and m Cole Porter; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © Sept. 11, 1933; E
for. 32124; Harms, ine. 22555
It’s hell on a rainy day; w Al Freed-
man and Harry Olch, melody Lou
Jacobi. © 1c. music Oct. 26, 1933,
1c. words Nov. 16; E unp. 78991;
Lou Jacobovitch. 22556
It’s just a song and dance; w Joseph
Young and Ned Washington, melody
Victor Young. © 1. Nov. 6, 1933;
E sunp. 78447; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. POOL
It’s just one of those things; w Wal-
ter Lawrence Zale, m Wade Michel
Grieb and Elizabeth Loretta Rus-
sellk. ©): CG. (Och, 23,.119336) Miu.
78690; Walter L. Zale, Elizabeth
Russell and Wade M. Grieb. 22558
It’s midnight my love; w and melody
Mddie Delange, Arthur Jones and
Mickey Alpert. © 1.c. Nov. 16,
1933; E unp. 78976; Superior mu-
Sic, ine, 22559
It’s not too late; w Ray Muffs, m Jim-
mie Lipet. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1933; E
unp. 78456; James Lipet. 22560
It’s such fun to be in love; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp.
78480; Faith Johnson Watson.
22561
It’s the music—not the words; w
Harry Harris, m Jules Stein, pf. arr.
R. H. Noeltner. © Nov. 6, 1933; E
pub. 38654; IKeit-Ingel, inc. 22562
pt. 1 Ds.e wee
It’s time to go home; w Howard John-
son and Al Sherman, m Al Lewis,
pf. se. Harold Potter; with ukulele
arr. May Singhi Breen, and chord
notations. © Nov. 15, 1933; E pub.
38821; Joe Morris music co. 22563
It’s up to you to make me happy ; from
The gay hussar, w Holt Marvell, m
George Posford; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 28, 1933; E for. 31888; Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. 22564
It’s you alone I crave; w Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. © 1 @ Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 79368; Alma Jones
Watts. 22565
It’s you I love; song, m James’ L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Nov. 18, 19383; E unp. 78810; Percy
EKdward Carhart. 22566
It’s you, yes you; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 7, 19383; E unp. 78541; Jean
Carroll. ' 22567
J’ai souvent révé; valse viennoise, de
Bouillabaisse, paroles Louis Poterat
et Roger Lion, m R. Casabianca. ©
Sept. 1, 19383; E fer. 32059; Durand
& cie. 22568
Jack and Jill; musical rhyme, by Carol
Collow, op. 29-10; pf. © Oct. 23,
1933; E pub. 38656; B. O. W. music
co. 22569
Jak ja bende w polu lezal; oberek;
1st violin. © 1 c. Oct. 19, 19383; E
unp. 78567; John Robak. 22570
Jazz in my heart ; musical show, lyrics
Rudy Beckier. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1933;
D 28546; Jack H. Adams. 22570*
Jazz-pianist\(The) ; 6 novelty solos in
modern rhythm, Fred Myers, op. 33.
nos. 1-6; pf. © Nov. 3s/eie7
for. 32245; D. Rahter. 22571
Je n’ai qu’un seul amour; valse, pa-
roles Henri Varna et Mare-Cab, m
Paul Misraki. © Sept. 1, 19388; E
for. 31976; Société anonyme fran-
caise Chappell.. 22502
Je vous aimerai dans l’ombre; air de
Vopérette Rose de France, paroles
Albert Wiilemetz, m Sigmund Rom-
berg. © Sept. 9, 1933; BE for. 32129;
Société anonyme francaise Chap-
pell. 22573
Jenny’s new hat; w Edward Lockton,
m Maurice Besly. © Oct. 20, 1933;
EK for. 32046; Boosey & co., ltd.
22574
938
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
BG. 11,1933
Jesus is the same; hymn. © May 24,
1923; E pub. 38718; Burton B. Bos-
worth. 22575
Jesus, meek and gentle; anthem, w
George R. Prynne, m John Holler;
mixed voices; organ acc. © Nov.
25, 1983; E pub. 388956; H. W. Gray
co. 22576.
Jesus rescued me; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «@
Noy. 4, 19838; E unp. 78384; Susie
Hall. 22577
Jesus, Savior, we adore Thee; hymn,
w Jennie M. Tyrrell and Oswald J.
Smith, m Burton B. Bosworth. ©
May 24, 1928; E pub. 38719; B. B.
Bosworth. 22578
Jesus took my burden; hymn, w John-
son Oatman, jr., m Bertha Mae Lil-
lenas. © Sept. 1, 1933; Epub.
38070; Homer A. Rodeheaver.
22579
Jig and slip jig; based on the Irish
tunes The humours of Bandon and
The rocky road to Dublin, freely
arr. Herbert Hughes; violin and pf.
Kilmacrenan ed. © Oct. 31, 1933;
E for. 32050; Boosey & co., ltd.
22580
Jigaboo; w and melody. © 1. Nov.
7, 1938; E unp. 78904; Eddie Fraije.
22581
Jimmy I’m in love with you; w and
melody Sy Baldwin. © 1 c¢. Nov.
14, 1983; E unp. 78881; Syril How-
ard Baldwin. 22582
Jingle bells; incl. Merrily we roll
along and Auld lang syne, march,
arr. Charles J. Roberts; band pts.
© Oct. 24, 1933; E pub. 38688; Carl
Fischer, ine. 22583
Johnny; w Edward Heyman and Des-
mond Carter, m Friedrich Hollaen-
der; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
Sept. 25, 1933; E for. 32121; Harms,
ine. 22584
Johnny Cricket; w Johnny Gruelle,
m Will Woodin. © 1 e¢. Nov. 24,
1933; E unp. 79314; Miller music,
ine. 22585
Join the N R A parade; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 8, 1933; E unp.
78660; John Young. 22586
Jollity; w and m Ralph Edmund and
John P. Long; with ukulele arr.
©) UNov. 275''1933; Hi (for. + 32258 ;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 22587
22602
Jolly Roger; comic opera, lyrics V. C.
Clinton-Baddeley, m Walter Leigh.
Voc. sc. © Nov. 7, 1933; E for.
32189; Boosey & co., ltd. 22588
Jota no. 3; by Troy Sanders. © 1 ¢.
Noy. 14, 1988; E unp. 78875; Movie-
tone music corp. 22589
Joy complete; w and melody. © 1 «.
Nov. 7, 1933; E unp. 78524; John
Elton Brandon. 22590
Joyful living; hymn, w and melody,
harmony and arr. Howard W. Ris-
ley. © 1. Noy. 10, 1933; E unp.
78748; Fred R. McArthur. 22591
Jump into it; w and melody. ©1e.
Nov. 20, 19388; E unp. 79148; Her-
bert Freeman Cox, jr. 22592
June night melody; song. ©1c. Nov.
20, 1933; E unp. 79108; Douglas
Graham Thompson. 225938
Junetime and a garden; w and m
Bertha Nolan. © Oct. 28, 1933; E
pub. 38769; Walter A. Quincke.
22594
Just a barefoot boy awhistlin’ to his
dog; w and m James F.. Hanley and
Chris Traynor; with uke-banjo-
guit. chord notations. © Nov. 2,
1933; E pub. 38622; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 22595
Just a flower in my garden of mem-
ory ; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. ©1c. Nov. 13, 1933; EK
unp. 78811; Dave S. Keacher.
22596
Just a great big wonderful; song, arr.
Bob Taylor. © 1c. Nov. 24, 19383;
E unp. 79298; Everett William
Wilimek. 22597
Just a little kiss; fox-trot song. €
te. Nov. 7, 1983; EH unp. 78554;
Ida Mae Hopkins and Porter Hop-
kins. 22598
Just a little love note; song. ©1e.
Nov. 15, 1938; E unp. 78966; Hattie
Belle Riley. 22599
Just a little plan for two, dear; w and
melody. © 1c Nov. 11, 1933; H
unp. 78988; Magda Brandon. 22600
Just a little some-thing, may-be it’s
love; song. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1933;
E unp. 78878; Earl Londo. 22601
Just a little talk with you; song. ©
1 ec. Nov. 8, 1983; E unp. 78622;
Dennis Fernando. 22602
939
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22603
Just a lover drifting in dreamland;
ph: with aw? © 1 ¢. Now: 10; 19338 ;
E unp. 78743; Percy McNitt. 22603
Just a song; w Betty Llewellyn, m
Ralph Frost, jr., pf. arr. Jack Lun-
din. ©1c. Nov. 22, 1933; E unp.
79199; Ralph Jerome Frost, jr.
22604
Just a thought; w and melody. ©
1 e. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79048;
William Herbert Grabeel. 22605
Just an old fashioned home; w and
melody. © 1 e¢. Nov. 18, 1933; E
unp. 79049; William Labonte. 22606
Just an old fashioned lady; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 7, 1933; E unp.
78505 ; H. Theo P. Sears. 22607
Just an old fashioned quilt that my
mom made for me; w and melody
Sy Baldwin. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1933;
E unp. 78882; Syril Howard Bald-
win. 22608
Just another kiss; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1. Nov. 18,
1933; E unp. 79065; Lila Gantt.
22609
Just another night; w E. M. Cooper,
m H. Bauersachs. © 1 c. Nov. 29,
1933; E unp. 79508; Hubert Bauer-
sachs and E. Marie Cooper. 22610
Just because; fox-trot song, w Sax
Corden. © Nov. 23, 1933; E pub.
38945; Severino Siani. 22611
Just fancy ; fox-trot song. © 1c. Nov.
20, 1988; E unp. 79291; Flossie
Bowen. { 22612
Just keep smilin’, Jane; song, pf. arr.
Helen Bell Sparks. © 1c. Nov. 18,
19383; E unp. 79144; Margaret Hob-
son Stowe. 22613
Just one more waltz with you; song.
© 1 ce. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp. 78450;
Jos. E. Zamecnik. 22614
Just say I will and smile; song, mel-
ody Catherine Griffin. © 1 ¢. Nov.
18, 19383; E unp. 79025; Ethel Ham.
22615
Just to have you; w and melody. ©
1 e. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79043;
Katherine Roland. 22616
Just you, just me, just you; w and m
Alan Ames; pf. © 1 ce. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 793861; S. A. Bradish.
22617
940
pt. III, n. s., Vv. 28
Kadence ku L. Beethoven, op. 61, vio-
lin concerto D-dur; by Charles V.
Rychlik. © Nov. 138, 1933; E for.
32246; Fr. A. Urbanek & sons.
22618
Kalapana; w Tommy Harrison, m Red
Hawk; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Novy. 18, 1983; E unp. 79123; Leon-
ard Hawk. 22619
Keep smiling that N. R. A. smile;
song. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1933; E unp.
78910; Madeline G. Richards.
22620
Keep up your chin; song. ©1c. Nov.
17, 1983; E unp. 79002; Constance
Gustat. 22621
Keepin’ my date with you; song. ©
t .¢c... Nov... 4, 19333.) Ga oes
Cretta Figgins. 22622
Keys (The) of my heart; traditional
song, tune The queen’s jig, arr. Eric
H. Thiman; mixed voices. © Nov.
1, 1988; E for. 31907; Novello &
eo.,) ltd. 22623
Kleine partita; v. Paul Kletzki, op.
27; klavier. © Sept. 28, 1933; E
for. 81955; Breitkopf & Hartel.
22624
Know; w E. J. Wells, m W. M. Angell.
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1983; E unp. 78577;
Warren M. Angell and Evalyn J.
Wells. 22625
Keechlin (Ch.) Cinq chorals; dans
les modes du moyen-age; orch. Par-
tition. © Sept. 1, 29332 ier,
31979; Editions Maurice Sénart.
22626
Koftler (J6zef) 15 variations; d’apres
une suite de douze tons, J. Koffler;
orch. 4 cordes. Partition. © Sept.
1, 1988; E for, 320932" Mdions
Maurice Sénart. 22627
Koift a blum; w and melody. © 1c.
Nov. 13, 1983; E unp. 78853; Max
Kletter. 22628
Komu graja niedolendze; oberek; 1st
violin. © 1 ¢. Oct. 19, 1933; E unp.
78569; John Robak. 22629
Krumpholtz (J. B.) Sonate; hrsg.
Hans Joachim Zingel; fl6te o. vio-
line, u harfe o. klavier. © Jan. 26,
1933; E for. 31941; Adolph Nagel.
22630
Ktos po godrze chodzi; oberek; ist
violin. © 1. Oct. 19, 19383; E unp.
78565; John Robak. 22631
in he
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
Kup mi buty kup mi pas; polka; Ist
violin. ©1ce. Oct. 19, 1933; HE unp.
78572; John Robak. 22632
Kw’u keikamahine lauoho eleele; mel-
jay. © Wie Nove1, 193835: Ho unp!
78293; Gus Matthew Gervel. 22633
Kyrial (The); with the plainsong
melodies, ed. and adapted to the
English w Winfred Douglas. ©
Noy. 25, 1983; AA 132785; C. W.
Douglas. 22634
Lady Moon; w and melody Ferdinand
Desavis. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1933; EB
unp. 79023; Ninette Holmes. 22635
La Guardia victory; pf. © 1c. Nov.
29, 1933; EK unp. 79494; Vincent
Camello Ingrao. 22636
Laparra (Raoul) Trois valses; op. 1;
pf. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32054;
Hditions Salabert. 22637
Laugh at life; w and m Bruce Imrie.
Ge July w20) 1933; BE for, 32176;
Crescendo music pub. co. 22638
Laughing waltz; w Robert Hargreaves
and Stanley J. Damerell, m ‘Tol-
ehard Evans; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 14, 1983; E for. 32169; Cecil
Lennox, ltd. 22639:
Laus Deo; w Robert Bridges, m Robin
Milford, op. 36, no. 3. © Nov. 29,
1933; EH for. 32232; Novello & co.,
itd. 22640
Lazy old Mississippi; pf. treble with
w. ©1e Nov. 10, 19383; E unp.
79431; Vernon Lee Fluharty. 22641
Lecons d’harmonie; 1933, m et réali-
sation par l’auteur Auguste Chapuis.
© Sept. 1, 1983; E for. 32069; Du-
rand et cie. 22642
Lemare (Edwin H.) Andantino; w
Howard Johnson, pf. transcription
Hugo Frey. © Nov. 14, 1933; HE
pub. 38817; Robbins music corp.
22643
Lenox Avenue; from Hollywood res-
taurant revels, w Dave Oppenheim,
m Michael H. Cleary; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 17, 1933; E pub. 38382:
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc. 22644
Lesson no. 3; G maj. scale; pf. ©
May 31, 1933; E pub. 38887; Enoch
A. Jones.
Lesson no. 4; G 7 chord; pf. © May
31, 19383; E pub. 38888; Enoch A.
Jones. 22646
22645 |
22660
Lesson no. 6; B flat and C 7 chords;
pf. © May 31, 1933; E pub. 38889;
Enoch A. Jones. 22647
Lesson no. 10; D 7 chord; pf. © May
31, 1983; E pub. 38890; Enoch A.
Jones. 22648
Lesson no. 12; D maj. scale; pf. ©
May 31, 19383; E pub. 38891; Enoch
A. Jones. 22649
Lesson (The) the lilies teach; w
Odelia Rose Buetenshoen, m Martin
Henry Schumacher; 2-pt. treble cho.
© Oct. 11, 1933; E pub. 38796; Con-
cordia pub. house. 22650
Lest we forget; valse song. © 1 e.
Nov. 20, 1933; E unp. 79272; Janet
Brady. 22651
Let me be born again; w Joseph Young
and Ned Washington, melody Victor
Young. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp.
78448; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
22652
Let me be king of your heart; w and
melody Arthur Norris. © 1 e. Oct.
28, 1983; E unp. 78077; Augustine
Norris. 22.653
Let me close my eyes and dream you’re
in my arms again; w and m B. Moss
and P. M. Jones; pf. treble. © 1.
Nov. 22, 1933; E unp. 79192; Ben
Moss, Paul M. Jones and Jos. L.
Frank. 22654
Let me forget; valse song. © 1 ©.
Nov. 1, 1933; E unp. 78305; Lena
M. Goffinet. 22655
Let me kiss your doubts away; song.
© 1 ec. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 78931;
A. L. A. Himmelwright. 22656
Let me love you tonight; from The
command performance, w Clifford
Grey, m Jack Waller and Joseph
Tunbridge. © Oct. 2, 1933; E for.
82153; Chappell & co., ltd. 22657°
Let’s forget; song, melody Albert E.
Knoll. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1933; E unp.
79142; Dona Knoll. 22658
Let’s forgive and forget; song, m Mar-
vin Smolev. © 1 ¢. Oct. 18, 1933;
E unp. 78586; Mildred Terzella.
22659
Let’s go back old sweetheart of mine;
waltz song. © Nov. 4, 1933; E pub.
38638; Samuel McNair. 22660
941
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22661
Let’s go Bavarian; from Dancing lady,
w Harold Adamson, melody Burton
Lane; with arr. for ukulele, etc., by
May Singhi Breen. © Nov. 15,
1933; E pub. 38848 ; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 22661
Let’s go down to the ocean; song. ©
1 Ge Novi 2, 2193335 EH unp:! Sead;
Donald Parson. 22662
Let’s keep Old Man Depression on the
run; song. © 1 ¢ Oct. 16, 1933;
E unp. 77496; Willie Mae Nash.
22663
Let’s misbehave; m Morton Braude;
pt. with w.. ©Atc. Nove as. 1933:
E unp. 79082; Bernard H. Pelzer.
22664
Let’s whistle a waltz; w Dorothy
Fields, m Jimmy McHugh, pf. arr.
Wayne Allen. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1983;
E unp. 78483; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 22665
Let your way home be my way home;
w Benee Russell, m James V. Mo-
naco; with arr. for ukulele etc., May
Singhi Breen. © Nov. 23, 1933; E
pub. 388960; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 22666
Letter (A) to my mother; w Abner
Silver, m S. Small, arr. J. Rosamond
Johnson; with ukulele arr. T. Ka-
hana, and violin or mand. © Nov.
22, 1938; E pub. 38915; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 22667
Lévy (Lazare) Etudes; op. 10; pf. 1.
Ut. diése min.—2Z. Ré bémol maj. ©
Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32052; Editions
Maurice Sénart. 22668
Life has passed me by; song. ©1«.
Nov. 20, 1933; E unp. 79177; Lillian
Poole Palmason. 22669:
Lifetime (A) of love; w and melody
Allie Wrubel. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1933;
E unp. 78747; Irving Berlin, ine.
22670
Lift up your heads; responsive service
for Christmas, w E. L. Marquardt,
from the Scriptures, m E. L. Mar-
quardt. © Nov. 10, 1933; E pub.
38829 ; Emil L. Marquardt. 22671.
Like the faithful moon ; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 22, 1933; E unp. 79196;
Gifford B. Cranor.
Lilly; w Eugene West, and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 29, 1933; E unp. 79495;
Lillian Mary Ross. 22673
22672 |.
pt. Hi, nas. aes
Lily of the valley; waltz, A. Zordan;
accordion. © Oct. 7, 1933; E pub.
38805; B. R. Quattrociocche.
22674
Lindbergh; w and melody. © 1 ce.
Nov. 18, 1983; E unp. 79017; Alice
E. Mead. 22675
Lingering on the bridge at twilight; ~
w and melody Ted Parmiter. © 1c.
Nov. 18, 193838; E unp. 79037; Edith
S. Parmiter. 22676
Listen; w Johnny Calabro, melody P.
Pace. ©1 ce. Nov. 20, 1983; E unp.
79103 ; Peter Pace and John Calabro.
22677
Little (A) bit of heaven; hymn, w
Joseph Elson. © Nov. 9, 1933; E
for. 32236; Tom Jones. 22678
Little (A) bit of kindness, a little bit
of love; w and melody. ©1c. Nov.
20, 1933; E unp. 79138; Leslie A.
Scott. 22679
Little blue bonnet; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. ©1c. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 79871; Jennie Russell
Whitbeck. 22680
Little (A) blue house in a little green
lane; w and melody Billy Hill. ©
1 ce. Nov. 6, 19838; E unp. 78598;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.
22681
Little Cherry Blossom; song. .© 1 «.
Noy. 1, 1933; E unp. 78315; Lan-
ford Barnett. 22682
Little girl of my heart; song. © Nov.
4, 1933; E pub. 38643; Louis Joseph
Botwin. 22683
Little girl so sweet so pure; w T. V.
McTigue, melody Y. Paul. © 1.
Nov. 14, 19838; E unp. 79436; Yves
Paul and Thomas VY. McTigue.
22684
Little gray home in the Blue Ridge;
fox-trot song. © 1c. Noy. 22, 1983;
E unp. 79193; Stephen Marcucci.
22685
Little (The) hills; w Frederick Allen,
m Colin M. Campbell; unison voices.
© Oct. 31, 1933; E pub. 31999;
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 22686
Little (The) Mohee; song, new arr.
adapted for pf., Frank Crumit; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Oct. 10,
1933; E pub. 38742; F. B. Haviland
pub. co. / 22687
942
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 193
Little Nancy was my sweetheart once
upon a time; song. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1933; E unp. 78702; Lars Harry
Wester. 22688
Little old foolish old man; w Minny
M. H. Ayers, m Mortimer Browning ;
low voice. © Oct. 20, 1933; E pub.
38631; G. Schirmer, inc. 22689
Little shepherd boy; w tr. from the
French and adapted, and m by Kath-
erine Kennicott Davis; sop. and
alto. © Sept. 5, 1933; E pub. 38730;
E. C. Schirmer music co. 22690
Little (A) suite; by Lucina Jewell,
arr. Tom Clark, selected and ed.
Victor L. F. Rebmann; full orch.
sc. © Oct. 18, 1933; E pub. 38634;
G. Schirmer, inc. 22691
Little sweet-heart of my dreams; song.
© 1 ¢: Noy. 10, 1933; E unp. 78752;
Lulu Gates Storer. 22692
Little vagabond baby; song. © 1 «.
Nov. 3, 1983; E unp. 78362; Myrtle
Kringle Miller. 22693
Little (A) white cottage; fox-trot
song. © 1c Nov. 8, 1983; E unp.
78631; Lena Reid. 22694
Little wild dove; fox-trot song. ©
tue Now :S, 19333 0H unp..: 78636:
Martha Kerr. 22695
Little women like you; w Edgar Les-
lie, melody Fred E. Ahlert.
Noy. 29, 1933; E unp. 79501; Irving
Berlin, inc. 22696
Lively (The) pair; Welsh folk song,
melody and Welsh w J. Lloyd Wil-
liams, English tr. Steuart Wilson,
arr. for mixed voices. © Nov. 8,
1933; E for. 32013; Gustav Holst.
22697
Living means loving you; melody E.
Deutseh; © 1 c. Nov. 13, 1933; E
unp. 78844; Hmery Deutsch and Bob
J. Shurbrick. 22698
Lo, a voice to heaven sounding; cheru-
bic hymn, w adapted Henry Wilder
Foote, m Dimitri Stepanovitch Bort-
niansky, arr. Katherine Kennicott
Davis; 4-pt. women’s cho. © Oct.
25, 1933; E pub. 88728; E. C. Schir-
mer music co. 22699
Lo, how a rose e’er blooming; choral
improvisation, 16th century melody,
arr. Ralph E. Marryott; organ. ©
Oct. 28, 1988; E pub. 38595; Oliver
Ditson co., ine. 22700
©) tn Ge
227138
Lobpreisung Gottes; kantate, text u.
m Hmilie von Freyhold, op. 7; soli,
gem. chor u. orgel-o. klavierbegl. ©
Sept. 30, 1933; E for. 31926; Emilie
von Freyhold. Das
Lola; tango Argentine; pf. © 1 «.
Nov. 1, 19388; E unp. 78291; Alice
Marcel. 22702
Londonderry (The) air; arr., with
fingering, phrasing, pedaling, and in-
structive annotations, etc., Louis
Victor Saar; pt. © Nov. 2, 1933;
E pub. 38731; Art publication soc.
22703
Londonberry air; easy arr. and tran-
scription, Carl Richter; pf. © Oct.
30, 19383; E pub. 38582; Bach music
co. 22704
old Irish melody, transcribed for
pf., Hugo Frey. © Nov. 9, 1933;
E} pub. 38741; Robbins music corp.
22705
Lonely; song. © 1 c. Nov. 7, 1933;
E unp. 78507; Marion E. Rosweil.
w and melody. © 1 ¢ Nov. 7,
1933; E unp. 78525; Berta Clyde
Gore. 22707
Lonely for you; pf. with w. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 6, 19383; E unp. 78460; Robert
Morton. 22708
Lonely little seforita; from Cradle
song, w and m Karl Hajos, Ralph
Rainger and Leo Robin; with atr.
for ukulele ete. © Nov. 20, 1933; EH
pub. 38902; Paramount productions,
inc. 22709
Lonely little town; w and melody Billy
Hill and Johnny Marvin. © 1 «.
Nov. 25, 1938; E unp. 79375; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine. 22710
Longin’ for love; song, m James lL.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Nov. 13, 1933; E unp. 78826; Effie
V. Proctor. pa a BL
Look at him; w S. C. Kuller, m J.
Cherniavsky; pf. © 1 c. Oct. 30,
1933 ; E unp. 78760; Josef Cherniav-
sky and Sidney Charles Kuller.
2212
Look up, look up, the same star is shin-
ing; w and melody. ©1c. Nov. 18,
19383; E unp. 79038; Seth Ward
Gilkerson. 22S
943
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22714 . pt. 101, ns. v. 28
Look what you've done; melody with | Love in the mist: valse, paroles J.
pf. ace) ©'1) cs New (24)! 4933 7H Valmy et R. Valaire, m Frank Cad-
unp. 79301; Belle Fensterstock. alen. [French text only] © Sept.
22714 1, 1933; E for. 31990; Publications
Francis-Day, s. a. 22729
Looked at you and fell in love all over
again; song. © 1c. Nov. 20,1933; | Love is a garment; w and melody. ©
E unp. 79126; Russell Dillard 1 ec. Nov. 15, 19383; E unp:; 78943 ;
Fielder. 22715 Joseph Harris. 22730
Lord, be our light: anthem, w anon., | Love is a sickness; w Samuel Daniel,
m Grace French Tooke: mixed m E. J. Moeran:; mixed voices. ©
voices, With contralto and sop. solos; Sept. 30, 1933: E for. 31879; No-
organ acc. © Noy. 1, 1933; E pub. vello & co.. ltd. 92731
38605; H. W. Gray co. 22716 at ,
| Love is a song: from Princess Charm-
Lord (The) is my strength; song. © ing, w Max Kester, m Ray Noble.
1 ec. Nov. 28, 1983 >. anp. 79461: ©, Nov., .24,.1983;,08 fore iets =
Albert Joseph Milans. 221T Cinephonic music co., 1td. 22732
Lord’s (The) prayer; song, w from} Love lost; w Howard Dietz, melody
St. Matthew. © 1 c¢. Nov. 20, 1933; Arthur Schwartz. © 1 ¢ Nov. 27,
BE, unp. 791273. Russell “Dillard 1933: E unp. 79424; Famous music
Fielder. 22718 corp. 22733
Lorna: waltz song. © 1 ¢. Nov. 3, | Love me tonight and the world is
1933: E unp. 78357; Adele J. Sims. mine: song, m Lon Healy. © Sept.
22719 20, 1933: E pub. 38644; Mae Elmore
Lost (A) love: w and harmony Fran- Koonce. 22734
cis Singleton Williston, acc. arr. | Love (The) nest; from the film, w
Alfred H. Strick. © Nov. 18, 1933; Edward Pola, m Jack King; with
E pub. 38781; Francis S. Williston. arr. for ukulele, ete. © Oct. 17,
22720 1953; E for. 31965; Keith, Prowse
Love and kisses; waltz, Alberto Rizzi: & co., Itd. 22735
violin. © 1. Noy. 11, 1933; E unp. | Love of the Father; 4-pt. hymn, w
TST78; Apollo music co. Lay A | anon., tr. from Yattendon hymnal, m
f MF) he tps : Orlando Gibbons, adapted from har-
Nllat, ME ant Herman Stein @ |... monizatiod of MM. SaGe same
1 is ee “47 1933 - E unp =9003 « Arthur H. Egerton; women’s voices.
Jacob Frank ‘Collar. 99729 © Oct. 30, 1933; E pub. 38686; Carl
© Fischer, ine. . 22736
w and melody. 1 CRNOV-s 2c, r we ‘
1933: E unp. 79212: Wilber Wallace | LOVe 00 muy heart; who
Etostisam ras m Robin Milford, op. 36, no. 4. ©
Lauterbach. 22723 | Nov. 29, 1933: E for. 32233: No-
Love came down at Christmas: carol, vello & co., ltd. 22737
w Christina Rossetti, m Van Den-
man Thompson; 3-pt. treble voices.
© Oct. 14, 1933: E pub. 38594; Oli-
ver Ditson co., inc. 22724
Love on the mountain; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 20, 1933; E unp. 79273;
Bernadine E. Harris. 22738
Love passes me by; from The worst
woman in Paris, w Robert Burk-
hardt and Allan Stuart, m Arthur
Love came in the dusk; w and m Red
Hawk: with ukulele arr. © Oct.
26. 1933: E pub. 38928; Leonard
Ss pees Lange; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
Bawik. 22725 | © Nov. 13, 1933: E pub. 38812:
Love dream: pf. with w. © 1 e. Nov. Movietone music corp. 22739
ae E unp. 718908 ; af Gi oe Love river blues: song, m James L.
a as er 3rown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Love dreams; valse song. © 1c. Nov. Oct. 23, 1933; E unp. 78336; Eskell
1. 1933: E unp. 78307; Eva Gibbs. Gossett. 22740
22727 | Tove slipped through my fingers; w
Love (The) I have for you; m Sylves- E. M. Cooper, m H. Bauersachs. ©
ter Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 ¢. L, ‘ec. Noy., 29, 1933 ;* EK Unp iee
Noy. 25, 1933: E unp. 79338; Emily Hubert Bauersachs and E. Marie
3ush Nichols. 22728 | Cooper. 22741
944
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 19338
22769
Love takes away your sorrow; W and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 7, 1983; E unp.
78534; Dawson Weatherhog.
22742
Love was the moon; song, m Belle
Fensterstock. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1933;
EH unp. 79299; Sylvia J. Bresler.
22748
Love went astray; w Edna F. Bredder,
m Joe Jackson; pf. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1938; E unp. 783846; Joseph Jack-
son. 22744
Lovely creature; fox-trot, w Mike
Buben, melody Eduard Madden. ©
ive, Nov. 20) 19835) Ho unp: 798393 ;
Michael Buben. 22'745
Lovely dream; w E. Krapes, m E.
Ramer; pf. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1933;
E unp. 78890; Ernest Ramer and
Eddie Krapes. 22746
Lovely one; w and melody Ray Balda-
ramos. ©1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp.
79077; Ray Hayden Baldaramos.
22747
Lovers plea; w and melody. © 1.
Nov. 7, 19383; E unp. 78533; Truman
Owenhs. 22748
Love’s story; song. © 1 c. Nov. 6,
1933; E unp. 78488; Forsythe and
Hayward. 22749
Lucky Princeton; by Joe Chapman,
assisted by Harold Nason; pf. © 1
ce. Nov. 2, 1933; H unp. 78339; Joseph
Chapman. 227750
Lullaby; by George Tompkins, trans-
scribed Edward Shippen Barnes;
organ. Oct. 20, 1933; E pub.
38633 ; G. Schirmer, inc. Pea a,
— song. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1933; D
28544; Magda Brandon. 22751*
— song, w Hlsa Rehmann. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 21, 1933; E unp. 79148; Laura
D. Rosebault. 222
Lullaby land of nowhere; w and mel-
ody Frank E. Churchill and Leigh
ihariime: ©). c)- Nove. '3,,!1983:. EB
unp. 783538; Irving Berlin, ine.
227538
Lullaby time; w and m Louise Kim-
brel; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
ise, Nov. (28, 1983; Ey unp. 79225:
Vivian Louise Kimbrel. 22754
Lullaby waltz; song. © 1 c¢. Oct. 30,
19338; E unp. 78759; Arthur E. Bor-
oughf. 22755
Lulu my Lou; w and melody. ©1c.
Nov. 18, 1983; E unp. 79018; Betty
Garrett. Dat G38)
M-C-K-double-EKE; w G. E. De Groat,
melody M. Carr. © 1 ¢. Oct. 1%,
1933; E unp. 77599; George E. de
Groat and Melita Carr. 22757
Ma; fox-trot, versi F. Bonatelli, m Al-
berto Maraziti; orch. parti. © July
15, 19388; E for. 32211; Casa musi-
~cale Mauro. 22758
Ma belle Pétronille; sérénade-java, de
Rose de France, paroles Albert Wil-
lemetz, m Sigmund Romberg. ©
Sept. 9, 19383; E for. 32130; Société
anonyme francaise Chappell. 22759
Madeleine; tango argentino, José
Ramos; orch. pts. © Oct. 27, 1933;
E pub. 88882; Alfred music ¢o., inc.
22760
Mademoiselle M. D.; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1988; E unp. 78647;
Nellie Mayer. 22761
Magic hearts of candy; w Johnny
Gruelle, m Will Woodin. © 1 «.
Nov. 24, 1933; E unp. 79316; Miller
music, ine. 22762
Main shwuo; song, pf. arr. M. Wolf.
© Nov. 27, 1933; E pub. 38998; Lipa
Feingold. 22763
Make a bow to de buzzard; w Joel
Chandler Harris, melody Dorothy
Remington Webster. © 1 ¢. Nov.
6, 1933; E unp. 78470; Esther La
Rose Harris. 22764
Make this valley full of ditches; hymn,
w and m Hileen F. Burch. © Oct.
1, 1988; E pub. 38674; Grace W.
Woods. 22765
Makin’ moan; song. © 1 ec. Nov. 16,
1933; E unp. 78970; Peter Vreden-
burgh, jr. 22766
Making history; w Joseph Young and
Ned Washington, melody Victor
Young. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp.
78443 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
22767
Mama, papa, and me; valse song. ©
1 c Nov. 15, 1988; E unp. 78924;
S. Benton Gibson. 22768
_Mames (Der) ziendele; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1983; E unp. 78852;
Max Kletter. 22769
945
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22770
Manhattan serenade; by Louis Alter,
transcribed Rudy Wiedoeft; E flat
alto saxophone; pf. acc. © Nov.
24, 1933; E pub. 38961; Robbins mu-
Sic corp. 22770
Many (A) legged spider; pf. with w.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1933; E unp. 78681;
Frances D. Welch. 22771
Many moons ago; from Sitting pretty,
w Mack Gordon, m Harry Revel;
with chord notations. © Nov. 11,
1933; E pub. 38764; Paramount pro-
ductions, ine. PO Ta2
Marangona (La) ; barearola, per i film
Venezia; mand. e chitarra con letra.
© Nov. 15, 1933; E for. 31858 ; Geni
Sadero. 22778
March eternal; by A. J. Palmer and
Woalter..8, Harris: jnlp. ©. 41 ©.
Sept. 25, 1933; EH unp. 78271; Albert
James Palmer. 22774
March of the Christmas seal; w Ruby
Erwin Livingston ; 4 voices. © Nov.
1, 1932; E pub. 38229; Kate Strauss
Shibley. 22775
March of the crusaders; w and m Jule
he. Nard.” ' @Q'ise: Nov 15, 1933 i
unp. 79429; Julia L. FitzPatrick.
22776
Marche (La) du bonnet phrygien;
chanson, m Jean Awouters. © 1 «.
Dec. 30, 1932; E unp. 66841; Joseph
Rathol. 22777
Marcia militare; violin. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1933; E unp. 78722; Giuseppe
Critelli. 22778
Marionettes; suite, Alec Rowley; pf.
© Nov. 21, 1983; E for. 32218;
Banks & son. 22779
Mariquita esta durmiendo; letra y
melodia Ignacio M. Valle. © 1 ©.
Nov. 13, 1933; -E unp. 78795; L.
Valle. 22780:
Marjorie Mae; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Nov. 13, 1933; E unp. 78819; Kath-
ryn Scrattish. 22781
Marlowe’s circus parade; by Paul Van
Loan; pf. conductor. © 1 c¢. Nov.
23, 1933; E unp. 79206; Movietone
musie corp. 22782
Marry like dad; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©¢.
Nov. 13, 1933; E unp. 78832; Harry
F.. Suit. 22783
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Marsch des dritten Reiches; deutscher
prasentier- u. festmarsch, text u. m
Hanns German Neu, op. 3; pf. with
voc. trio. © Aug. 18, 1933; © for.
31931; Sunnwend-verlag, G. m. b. H.
22784
Marvelous Mae; w and melody G. L.
and Bert L. Clarke. © 1 &€ Nov.
15, 1933; E unp. 78962; George L.
Clarke. 22785
Masquerading in the name of love;
w and m Al Hoffman, Al Goodhart
and George Waggner; with uku-
lele arr. © Nov. 10, 1933; E pub.
38990; Kornheiser-Schuster, inc.
22786
Mass in B flat; in honor of Our Lady
of Mt. Carmel, m Casimiro Dello
Joio; mixed voices; organ ace. ©
Noy. 15, 1933; E pub. 38816; Hamil-
ton S. Gordon, ine. 22787
Mating moon; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 8, 1933: E unp. 78634; Goldie
Neely. 22788
Maui blues; melody. © 1 «¢. Nov. 1,
1933; E unp. 78294; Gus Matthew
Gervel. 22789
May I have a few moments with you;
song. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1933; E ump.
78504; J. S. Biby. 22790
May I step out; w and melody. ©1c.
Nov. 7, 19383; EH unp. 78522; Milos
Bares. 22791
Maybe; song. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1933;
E unp. 78649; Annie Lillian Wible
Boyles. 22792
Me and my sugar at the fair; song.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1933; E unp. 79398;
Jacquelyn K. Wilson. 22793
Me pides: stornellata Spagnola, versi
em E. B. Valdes. © Sept. 30, 1933;
E for. 31913; Casa editrice Ferdi-
nando Bideri. 22794
Méditation; par Joseph Mauger; vio-
lon, avec acc. d’ orgue ou de pf. ©
Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 31988; Henry
Lemoine et cie. 22795
Mein liebster ist ein schornsteinfeger ;
walzerlied, text u. m Fr. W. Rust.
© Nov. 3, 1933; E for. 32239; Musik-
verlag City. 22796
arr. Billy Golwyn;
orch, stimmen, u. gesangstrio. ©
Noy. 3, 1933; HK for. 32240; Musik-
verlag ‘City. 22797
946
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
Melancholy song; w Alice Stoddard,
m Jack McGuire; pf. © 1. Nov.
3, 1933; E unp. 78360; Alfred Jack
McGuire. 22798
Melody divine; w Albert A. Garman,
melody Raymond Eldred. © 1 «©.
Nov. 25, 19383; HE unp. 79332; Villa
Moret, ine. 22799)
Memories; song, w Frances Estelle
Lehlbach. © 1 ¢. Nov. 4, 1933; HE
unp. 78412; Valborg Teeling Walt-
ers. 22800
-—— valse song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1933;
E unp. 79288; Myrtle Conklin.
. 22801
Memories I keep of you; Song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 78386;
Helen Davenport. 22802
Memories of a dream complete; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
©1e. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 79864;
Hva Aldworth. 22803
Memories of you; song. © 1c. Nov.
10, 1988; E unp. 78729; Frederick
Albert Murmann. 22804
Memory; fox-trot, H. Parsons; orch.
ptes. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32092;
Choudens. 22805
Memphis by mornin’; fox-trot, w Eu-
gene West, m Peter De Rose, arr.
Art McKay; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. J. Rosamond Johnson. ©
Nov. 7, 1933; E pub. 38671; Ed-
ward B. Marks music corp. 22806
Men of Calvert; from College Coach,
w Irving Kahal, melody Sammy
Fain. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1933; E unp.
78654; Music publishers holding
COLT). 22807
euch gern; langsamer
Johannisnacht, text
m Werner Schmidt-
Boelcke, arr. Paul Rodtsch; salon-
orch. stimmen. © Oct. 1, 1933; E
for. 32180; Rob. Forberg. 22808
Merrigay; w and melody. © 1 «.
Noy. 27, 1933; E unp. 79410; Kath-
erine Bennett. 22809
Merry Christmas; w HE. M. Cooper, m
H. Bauersachs. © Nov. 18, 1933;
E pub. 38999; Hubert Bauersachs
and EH. Marie Cooper. 22810
Metronome time studies for popular
Menschen habt
walzer, aus
Joe Stoeckl,
and classical musicians. © May 16.
nos5 7 AKT 182748 s) Arthure T.
Cremin. 22811
22825
Metropolitan Nassau; march; pf. ©
1 ec. Nov. 18, 19838; E unp. 79070;
Warren A. Browne. 22812
rumba, César A. Cio-
ciano, arr. Pippo Barzizza; orch.
parti, con pf. acct. © Aug. 1, 1933;
H for. 382214; Mario Aromando.
Mi cubanita ;
22813
Mickey mouse capers; by Jeanette
Dellafield Thal; pf. © Oct. 30,
1933; E pub. 38574; Bach musie co.
22814
Mignonette; w Emil Breitenfeld, m
Philip I. Jacoby. © 1 «¢« Nov. 6,
1933; E unp. 78486; New era music
pub. co., itd. 22815
Minuetto; by Thomas Baron Pitfield;
pf. © Aug. 30, 1933; E for. 32032;
Augener, ltd. 22816
Mr. Beans from Boston town; song.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp. 78790;
Blondi Robinson. 22817
Mister Moon; w Bliss Carman, m Eli-
nor Remick Warren; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Nov. 1, 1933; E pub. 38604;
H. W. Gray co. 22818
Moab; Welsh hymn-melody, geiriau
Evan Evans, English paraphrase R.
R. Roberts, stanza 2 omitted, alaw
Ieuan Gwylit, trefn. HH. T. Davies;
male voices, unacc. © July 13,
£9333 KW. for 3189be, Oxterd: univ.
press. 22819
Moanin’ always for you; w and mel-
ody. “© 1c "Noy. 92) 1933 Bun.
78329; Frank H. Baffa. 22820
Mobile Mamie; arr. Jean Walz; pf.
treble. © 1c. Nov. 6, 19383; E unp.
78491; Hunter Love Reynolds.
22821
Mocking (A) bird was singing in the
valley; w and melody. © 1c. Nov.
7, 1983; EH unp. 78509; James
Graham. 222822
Moi... je m’ennuie; Slow-fox, paroles
Camille Francois, m Wal-Berg.
July 1, 1933; E for. 31973; Editions
Vedette. 22823
Mollie M’Guire; w and melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 6, 19838; E unp. 78466; A.
Van Dorr. 22824
Momentos Espanoles; by C. Mock-
ridge; pf. conductor. © 1 ¢c. Nov.
7, 19883; E unp. 78591; Movietone
music corp. 22825
947
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22826
Moon bring her back to me tonight;
wand melody. ©1c. Nov. 18, 1933;
E unp. 79026; Bryan B. Mikeska.
22826
Moon (The) has lifted her silver
erest; serenade, w and m Arthur
H. Turner; male voices. © Nov.
16, 1933; E pub. 38814; Marjorie
Harden. 22827
Moon of Asia land; w and melody
Marty Symes, Al J. Neiburg and
Jerry Levinson. © 1 c. Nov. 11,
19383; E unp. 78772; Santly bros.,
inc. 22828
Moon, take pity on me; song, m James
L. Brown. © 1c. Nov. 18, 19383; E
unp. 78822; Wm. Eckhardt. 22829
Moonbeams and shadows; fox trot
song. © 1c. Nov. 4, 19838; E unp.
78419; Laura Perdue Moorhead.
22830
Moonlight and you; song. ©1c. Nov.
1, 1983; E unp. 78281; Constance
Gustat. 22831
Moonlight dance; w and m Riddle D.
Haworth, pf. arr. F. R. Cotton. ©
1c Nov. 28, 19383; E unp. 79471;
R. D. Haworth. 22832)
Moonlight on the ocean; w and melody.
© 1c. Noy. 18, 1983; E unp. 79045;
Bernis B. Midgette. 22833
Moonlight waltz; song, m Gustave Sax.
©l1e Nov. 7, 1933; E unp. 78546;
James Boswell. 22834
Moonlight water; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Nov. 4, 1988; E unp. 783983 i. J.
Brown. 228385
Morale; versi Giuseppe Adami, m
Renato Bellini. © Nov. 7, 1933; E
for. 832202; G. Ricordi & co. 22836
Moscow troika; w Buddy Alda, m
Gregory Stone. © Nov. 13, 1933;
E pub. 38771; Prelude music co.
22837
Mother; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 21, 1933;
E unp. 783841; Sadie L. Stackpoole.
22838
song. © 1 c. Nov. 28, 1938; E
unp. 79472; Riddle D. Haworth.
22839
m Jimmie Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1933; E
unp. 78879; Lawrence Lane. 22840
—_—_———
pt. Ilr, n. s., v.28
Mother and son: Russian folk song
arr. Basile Kibalchich, English, Max
T. Krone; mixed voices. © Oct.
20, 1933; E pub. 38660; M. Witmark
& sons. 22841
Mother dear. I love you; song. ©
Nov. 15, 1933; E pub. 38852; Tilda
F. Jordan. 22842
Mother divine; song. © 1c. Nov. 27,
1933 ; E unp. 79406; Frederick Foun-
tain Murphy. 22843
Mother-in-law (The) ; Welsh folk song,
melody and w Gwyneddon Davies,
English tr. Steuart Wilson, arr. for
mixed voices. © Nov. 3, 1933; E
for. 32014; Gustav Holst. 22844
Mother Mississippi; w and m Joe
Young, Geo. W. Meyer and Pete
Wendling; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Nov. 1, 1933; E pub. 38586; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inc. 22845
Mother my sweetheart: w and melody
Joe Steen. © 1 ¢ Nov. 15, 1933;
E unp. 78949; Joseph Thomas Steen.
22846
Mother song; song, arr. B. N. ©16.
Noy. 22, 1983; E unp. 79200; Edgar
Howard Fourt. 22847
Mother, the queen of my heart; w
and Melody Jimmie Rodgers and
Hoyt Bryant. ©1c. Noy. 20, 1933;
E unp. 79211; Southern music pub.
ROL ANG: 22848
Mother’s chair; fox-trot song. ©1«
Nov. 20, 1983; E unp. 79289; Altia
Sweet Epling. 22849
Mother's lullaby; song, arr. Genevieve
S. Ellis. © 1 c. Nov. 26). 193eee
unp. 79480; Jack Brooks. 22850
Mother’s voice; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 18, 1983; BH unp./ 78031;
W. Phil Roesch. 22851
Mountain (The) is removed; song, m
Alvin Krausslich. © 1 ¢. Nov. 27,
1983 ; E unp. 79397 : Nora Bell Wuhr-
man. 22852
Mountain (A) of love; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1933; E
unp. 78971; Lewis Rice. 22853
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Alcan-
dre, je l’avoue; francais, Jean Chan-
tavoine. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for.
32075: Heugel. 22854
948
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
————
©» Sept. 1, 1938);
22855
sop.
EK for. 32078; Heugel.
C’en est fait, chére idole; fran-
cais, Jean Chantavoine. © Sept. 1,
1933 ; E for. 32074; Heugel. 22856
—— Hélas comment vous dire. . .;
francais, Jean Chantavoine. ©
Sept. 1, 1983; E for. 32073; Heugel.
22857
Hélas! j’ai di l’entendre; fran-
cais, Jean Chantavoine; avec violon
ad lib. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for.
32077; Heugel. 22858
——Je pourrais t’oublier; frangais,
Jean Chantavoine. © Sept. 1, 1933;
E for. 32076; Heugel. 22859
—Mozart suite; selected Victor
L. F. Rebmann, ed. Joseph EH. Maddy,
arr. Tom Clark; band pts. © Nov.
10, 1933; E pub. 88967; G. Schirmer,
inc. 22860
Miinechner carneval-marsch; w u. m
Georg Jederskowski; salon orch.
stimmen. © Oct. 28, 1933; E for.
31946; Apollo-verlag, inh. Paul
Lincke. 22861
Music with your meals; dramatico
musical, w M. J. Foley, melody I. E.
Foley. © 1 c¢ Nov.: 22, 1933; D
28554; Irene E. Foley and Margaret
J. Foley. 22861*
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
F. G. Hawkes. With suppl. v. 47,
pt. 11; Nov. 1933. © Oct. 25, 1983 ;
EK for. 31933; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd. 22862
Must I say goodbye to you; valse, w
and m Henry J. Eldwyn. © 1 ec.
Noy. 6, 1983; E unp. 78484; Henry
J. Bohlman. 22863
My ain hoose; old Highland air, arr.
Hugh S. Roberton, Gaelic w Mal-
colm MacFarlane, English tr. Alex
Stewart. 1. Men’s voices.—2. Mixed
voices. © Nov. 6, 1933; E for.
82111, 32112; Bayley & Ferguson.
22864, 22865
My baby; by Samuel Kaylin; pf.-con-
ductor. © 1c. Nov. 14, 19383; E
unp. 78870; Movietone music corp.
22866
My baby’s by my side; w Bob Do-
herty, m Gus Holstein and Bob Do-
herty. ©1c. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp.
78960; Robert J. Doherty. 22867
27037—34—-—-4
2288 I
My bonny lass; madrigal, w attributed
to Michael Drayton, m Thomas
Morley, arr. Katherine Kennicott
Davis; 4- and 5-pt. women’s voices.
© Oct. 25, 1933 ; E pub. 38725; E. C.
Schirmer music co. 22868
My California sweetheart; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Nov. 18, 1983; E unp.
79056; Manuel S. Vital. 22869
My commandment of love; w Chas.
Strnad, melody Charles Scavarda
and Sam Randsman. © 1 ¢. Nov.
18, 19838; E unp. 79069; Charles
Scavarda, Chas. Strnad and Sam
Randsman. 22870
My cottage; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Nov. 138,
1933; E unp. 78800; Alma Miiler
Kohli. 22871
My cottage of dreams; waltz song,
w Mickey Cristaldi. © 1 c. Nov.
20, 1933; E unp. 79087; Louis Cos-
telli. 22872
My daddy’s watch and chain; song.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp. 78489 ;
George Samuel Wingert. 22873
My dancing lady; song from Dancing
lady, w Dorothy Fields, m Jimmy
McHugh; with arr. for ukulele, etc.,
May Singhi Breen. © Nov. 15,
1933; E pub. 38849 ; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 22874
My darling I want you near me; fox-
trot song, melody Starret system
club. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1933; E unp.
78601; Edith Roy. 22875
My darling Nora; w Ned Kelly, m
Frank Gallagher. © 1 c¢. Oct. 7,
1933; E unp. 78268; Hdward T.
Kelly and Francis X. Gallagher.
22876
My dear; song. © Oct. 30, 1933; E
pub. 88647; Jimmie Hindes. 22877
My dear dad; mixed voices. © Oct.
25, 1933; E pub. 38642; Sidney Cul-
lom Dunn. 22878
My dear one; w and m Dorothy West.
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 78925;
Irma Nordberg. 22879
w George Whiting, melody Dud-
ley Wilkinson and Lou Handman.
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 78963 ;
Broadway musie corp. 22880
My desire; song, m C. M. Eddy, jr. ©
1 ¢@. Nov. 3, 1988; E unp. 78358;
Beulah R. Nealey. 2881
949
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22882
My dream; w and m Harry Leon and
Leo Towers; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 14, 1983; E for. 32172; Peter
Maurice music co., Itd. 22882
pf. treble
1D)
My dream-book; fox-trot;
With «w. © 1 ec: Nov. 13, 19335
unp. 78862; Leonora M. Burns.
22883
My dreams of someone; valse song.
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1983; E unp. 78620;
Teddy Diaz. 22884
My golden eagle; song, m Tom Gir-
tanner. © 1 c.-Nov. 28, 1933; E
unp. 79450; John Blum. 22885
My heart is beating overtime for you;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
leleVarr) "(Oat ca Nevi13” 193a 4h
unp. 78820; Wm. Narramore.
22886
My heart is in the heart of the Rock-
ies; w and m Herald Goodman,
Dean Upson and Curt Poulton;
with ukulele arr. and male trio air.,
bass ad lib. © Noy. 24, 1933; E
pub. 38995; Forster music publisher,
inc. 22887
My heart is like a haunted house; fox-
trot, w and m Maggie Miller. ©1e.
Nov. 1, 1983; E unp. 78303; HWdna
Retzlaw. 22888
My heart is with you; w Donald
Hayes, m Ralph Hayes, Ruby Hayes
Wood and Donald Hayes. © 1 ©¢.
Nov. 20, 1983; E unp. 79101; Don-
ald Jeifrey Hayes. 22889
My heart’s desire; waltz song, melody
Starrett system club. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1933; E unp. 78700; Alexander
Douglas Cress. 22890
My hermitage; song. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1933; E unp. 79162; Louise Caroline
Schroeder. 22891
My home by the highway; w Sadie
Luelling, m Sylvester Long Cross;
pi. © 1 ¢.. Noy, 20. Sas aa:
79363 ; Sadie Kesterson. 22892
My home in old Tennessee; melody.
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1933; E unp. 78887;
Leslie A. Scott. 22893
My home in the West; valse song. ©
1 e. Noy. 20, 1983; EH unp. 19283;
Luey Nielson. 22894
My Hudson valley Rose; w Ned Kelly,
m Frank Gallagher. © 1 c. Oct. 7,
1933; E unp. 78266; Edward T.
Kelly and Francis X. Gallagher.
22895 |
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
My ladder of dreams; w and melody.
©1c. Nov. 22, 1933; E unp. 79195;
Gifford B. Cranor. 22896
My lips betray; w and melody. ©
1 e. Nov. 15; 1933; E unp. 78959;
Rubynelle Parks. 22897
My little Anna; fox-trot song. © 1.
Noy. 20, 1983; E unp. 79277; George
L. Anderson. 22898
My little bark canoe; song, melody P.
B. Story. © 1c. Nov. 29, 1933; E
unp. 79498; Velma Shaffer. 22899
My little deutscher fraulein; song. ©
1 c Nov. 20, 1983; Hi unp. goisT 5
Robert Curham. 22900
My little log cabin on the range; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr.. © 1 c Nov. 4, 1933 > 8 aap.
78387; Jack Ealy. 22901
My log cabin home in the pimes; w
and melody. © 1c. Novy. 18, 1933;
E unp. 79059; Iva Lou Michael.
22902
My love affair with you; w Edna
Countryman, m _ Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1 «¢. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 793844; Edna M. Coun-
tryman. 22903
My love -and I; song. © 1c. Nov. 2,
1933; E unp. 79309; Florence M.
Ashmall. 22904
My love is like a red, red Yrose; w
Burns, m James Moodie; mixed
voices. © Nov. 2 19833). for,
32001; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 22905
My marmoset; pf. with w. © 1 e.
Oct. 9, 1933; E unp. 78687; Frances
D. Welch. 22906
My menagerie; pf. with w. © 1 «.
Oct. 9, 1933; E unp. 78678; Frances
D. Welch. 22907
My Montana home; pf. with w. ©1ce.
Nov. 14, 1933; E unp. 78876; Wil-
liam G. Lindsey. 22908
My old Irish mother in prayer; w and
melody. © 1c Nov. 7, 19838; EH
unp. 78516; Margaret Colvin.
My own: song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 4,
1933; E unp. 78385; Ellen McGee.
22910
—— w and melody. © 1. Nov. 38,
1933; E unp. 78365; Anna Gray
22911
950
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
My pal; w and melody. © 1 c. Nov
18, 1933; E unp. 79044; H. Douglas
Williams. 22912)
My plea; waltz, w Natalie G. King-
ston, m Bobbie Kingston. © 1 ©.
Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 79872; Angel
Helen Markunas and Mary Estelle
Markunas. 22913:
My pretty Yosan; Oriental fox-trot
sons. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1983; E unp.
79259; Elsie Newton. / 229914
My reaction to your love; w and mel-
ody, pf. ace. Vivienne Veilleux. ©
dc. Noy. 20, 1933; E unp. 79117;
Freeman George Snider. 22915
My sweetheart Raggedy Ann; fox-
trot song. © 1 c. Nov. 1, 1933; E
unp. 78311; Emma J. Sawyer.
22916
My sweetheart’s like Venus; Welsh
folk song, melody and Welsh w J.
Lloyd Williams, English tr. Steuart
Wilson, arr. for mixed voices. ©
Nov. 3, 1933; E for. 32015; Gustav
Holst. 22917
My sweetheart’s kiss; w and melody.
© 1 e¢. Nov. 18, 19838; E unp. 79054;
Walter C. Hines. 22918
My sweetheart’s wedding day; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1 c. Nov. 4, 19338; E unp.
78403; Paul Hili. 22919)
My sweetie and me; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1933; E unp. 78542;
Grover C. Snyder, jr. 22920
My tree in Palestine; w and melody;
violin. © 1c. Nov. 29, 1983; E
unp. 79506; S. Alfred Masselle.
22921
Mysterious atonement; w and melody
F. R. MeArthur, arr. and harmony
Howard W. Risley. © 1c. Nov. 6,
1933; E unp. 78437; Fred R. Mc-
Arthur. 22922
Mysterious (The) tango; songz. ©1
ec. Nov. 4, 1983; E unp. 78404; Hor-
tense Hirsch. 22923
Mystifying oracle; song. © 1. Nov.
14, 1933; E unp. 78899; Katherine
Bowie Fuld. 22924
N IR A; w and melody. © 1 «.
Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79058; Harry
M. Smith. 22925
g
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3)
22939
N.R.A. (The); song, melody Hugene
Platzman.:° © 1 ¢. Oct. 27, 1933;
E unp. 79326; Charles B. Hartley.
22926
N R A; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 4,
193838; E unp. 78395; James O.
Brien. 22927
N.R.A. (The) a-rolling along; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1933; E
unp. 78751; J. L. Jimmie Smith.
22928
N.R.A. parade; song. © 1. Nov. 7,
19383; E unp. 78502; Zella Kolar.
22929
N.R.A. (The) song; w and m Morton
Abnett.. © 1 «@ Nov. 28, 1933; EB
unp. 79449; George Morton Abnett.
22930
N R A waltz; w and melody. ©
1 c« Nov. 8, 1933; E unp. 78663;
Albert C. Wedemeyer.
22931 —
N RA will pay; w and melody; vio-
lino, tympani, drums and cymbals.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp. 78454;
Henry Lebach. 22932
Nancy; w and m A. Scott Gatty, arr.
Leslie Woodgate; male voices.
Nov. 7, 19838; E for. 32185; Boosey
& co., itd. 22933
Napule Na’; canzone, versi Enrico
Antonucci. © 1 c. Nov. 24, 1933;
E eunp. 79433; Giovanni Gentile.
22934
National recovery anthem; m Sylves-
ter Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1e.
Nov. 25, 19383; E unp. 79357; Selma
Nordling. 22935
Navy victory march; song, w Collins
and, Martin. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1933;
E unp. 78736; William Richard
Sima. 22936
Naylor (Bernard) Two Ophelia
songs; poem Thomas Deloney, m
arr. for sop., contralto and bar. ©
Noy. 7, 1933; E for. 32110; Bernard
Naylor. 22937
Near and yet so far; from Princess
Charming, w Max Kester, m Ray
Noble. © Nov. 24, 193838; E for.
32222; Cinephonic music co., ltd.
22988
Nearer my love to thee; song, melody
Frank Littau. © 1. Nov. 27, 1933;
E unp. 79392; George Gorwitz and
Frank Littau. 22939
1
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22940
‘Neath a golden moon: song, melody
Wendell Given. [Mimeograph] ©
1c:) Nov. 20, 1933;. E“unp:: 79113;
Mary A. Endicott. 22940
"Neath the Arizona sky; song. ©1e.
Nov. 22, 19383; E unp. 79183; Helen
Miriam Thurber. 22941
"Neath the San Jacinto moon; song.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 16, 1983; E unp. 78263;
Frank Eagler. 22942
Needin’ you; by Ada May; pf. treble.
© 1c. Aug. 22, 19383; E unp. 75361;
Ada May Weeks. 22943
Negro heaven; symphonette, Otto Ce-
Sana > orch: .se..-©.Oc., 18, -1933;
E pub. 38709; Carl Fischer, ine.
22944
Nelson stomp; melody D. C. Nelson.
© c. Oct: 25; 19332 BH unp. 184215
Southern music pub. co., inc. 22945
Nena; cancion-fox, letra Tata I. Bol-
ivar, m Kepler Lais, arr. A. Brito.
©: Oct, 27, 193835 yy forse f32192-
Southern music pub. co., inc. 22946
Nessus; récit musical, sonnet J.-M. de
Hérédia, m Hector Fraggi; réduc-
tion pour pf. et chant. © Sept. 1,
1938; E for. 32057; Editions Sala-
bert. 22947
Never forgotten land: m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 «.
Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 79346; Emma
Lillian Donoghue. 22948
Never want to leave the South; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 4, 1933;
E unp. 78407; Arthur Barnhart.
22949
New (The) Jerusalem; song, w from
Rey. 21. ©: 41°e. Noy. 16, a9e3 "hi
unp. 78984; Ula Gardner Campbell.
22950
New Orleans shout; melody Oliver-
Nelson. © 1 c. Oct. 25, 1933; E unp.
78428; Southern music pub. co., inc.
22951
New (The) Yorker; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1933; E unp. 79807;
Florence M. Ashmall. 22952
New (The) °34 Feist dance folio; fox-
trots and waltzes, arr. and compiled
Lee Orean Smith; pf., with ukulele
arr. © Nov. 16, 1933; E pub. 39002;
Leo. Feist, inc. 22953
Nice goings on; _ selection, Arthur
Schwartz, arr. Fred Bentley, jr.; pf.
© Sept. 29, 19383; E for. 32146;
Harms, ine. 22954
pt. 01, R.S.j v.28
Nickel (A) in the slot; melody Mar-
vin Hatley. © 1 ¢ Oct. 18, 1933;
E unp. 78434; Southern music pub.
C0;, Ine. 22955
Night; w and melody. © 1 «¢. Nov.
16, 1933; E unp. 78980: Leslie Bor-
ing Fowler, jr. 22956
Night and day; valse song. © 1 e¢.
Nov. 11, 1933; E. unp. 79266; Wiilie
B. Stevenson. 22957
Night (The) I can’t forget; w and
melody. © 1 c. Nov. 7, 19333. KE
unp. 78526; Wm. M. Kirchner.
22958
Night (A) in fairyland; musical play.
©1e. Oct. 7, 19383; D 28556; Frank
Addison Simpkins. 22958*
Night or day; song. © 1 « Nov. 6,
1933; E unp. 78462; Araby Blinn.
22959
Nira; song. © Oct. 8, 1933; E pub.
38648; Frank De Guerre. 22960
song. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1983; E
unp. 78734; Vay Belle Burrucker.
/ 22961
No blue eagle blues; song, m Vern
Delaney and Freeman Clarke. ©
Oct. 22, 1983; E pub. 38610; JZ W.
Kirkwood. 22962
No one but you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Nov. 13, 1933; E unp. 78824; L. Jay
Miller. 22963
No one can ever take your place; w
and melody. © 1 c. Nov. 7, 1933;
E unp. 78512; Elsie M. Feather.
22964
No thrill; written and composed Felix
Mendelssohn and Billy Milton; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Sept. 26,
1933; E for. 32149; Victoria music
pub. co., ltd. 22965
No use in livin’; fox-trot song. ©1c.
Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 78915; Rich-
ard Rodde. 22966
Nobody else but you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Nov. 4, 19383; E unp. 78392; Doris
Stolpe. 22967
Nonchalant; by Guy Wood; pf. ©
1 ¢@. Nov. 21, 1933; E unp. 79169;
Guy Bonar Wood. 22968
Note (A) to you; song, w George Ken-
nedy. ©1e. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp.
78946; Scott Jarrett. 22969:
952
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
Now he wears the blue to fight for
Columbia’s gallant band; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Nov. 20, 1933; E
unp. 79141; Hugene G. Blessing.
22970
Now, I’m so alone; w and melody. ©
ie. Noy. 7, 19838; E unp. T8610;
Allen McConville. 22971
Now I wonder whose girl I shall be;
w Ned Kelly, m Frank Gallagher.
eye. Oct. 7,, 1933 ;. BH unp: “78267 ;
Hdward TT. Welly and Francis X,
Gallagher. 22972
Now is the month of Maying: by
Thomas Morley, adapted Edmund
H. Fellowes; sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Oct. 31, 1933; E for. 31998; Stainer
& Bell, ltd. 229738
Now that I have you; song. © 1.
Novy. 15, 1988; E unp. 78951; Sid-
ney Snyder, Joseph A. Noble and
Joseph Guzik. 22974
Now that I’ve found you; from That’s
a good girl, w Douglas Furber, m
Philip Braham. © Oct. 2, 1933;
H for. 32151; Chappell & co., ltd.
22975
Now that you are gone; w and mel-
ody Lynn Durkin. © 1 «¢. Nov. 28,
1933; EF unp. 73422; Lillian Durkin.
22976
Nuit de Noél; par Maurice Delage;
pie gc) Sept. 1,°1933: Ei for. 31983:
Durand et cie. 22977
Nune dimittis; text from Bible, m
Thomas Tallis, arr. Arthur H. EKger-
ton; women’s voices. © Oct. 30,
19838; E pub. 38682; Carl Fischer,
inc. 22978
Nymph errant; from Nymph errant,
w and m Cole Porter; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © Oct. 9, 1933; E for.
32144; Harms, ine. 22979
O all ye people, give ear; w Daniel
Rumpius, tr. E. Harold Geer, Christ-
mas carol from the Musae Sioniae,
Michael Praetorius, arr. E. Harold
Geer; women’s voices. © Oct. 25,
1933; E pub. 38696; Carl Fischer,
ine. 22980
?O core a ddoie piazze; versi Beniam-
ino Rossi, m Alfredo Mazzucchi. ©
Sept. 30, 19388; E for. 31918; Casa
editrice Ferdinando Bideri. 22981
22993
O hand unseen; w Edward Davison,
m Elinor Remick Warren; mixed
cho. © Nov. 1, 1933; E pub. 38607 ;
H. W. Gray co. 22982
O happy day; melody Philip Dodd-
ridge. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1933; E unp.
79090; Southern music pub. co., inc.
22983
O, I love the maiden fair; Gaelic air,
arr. Hugh S. Roberton, English tr.
Henry Whyte; men’s voices. © Nov.
641933); E) for. 32113; Bayley’ &
Ferguson. 22984
O. K. by me; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79029; Hillis
Hodges. 22985
O love divine how sweet thou art;
anthem, w Charles Wesley, m
George Ross; mixed voices. © Oct.
4, 1933; E pub. 38700; Carl Fischer,
ine. 22986
O, mystic night of love; w J. R. John-
son, melody C. L. Lofthouse. © 1
e. Aug. 16, 1933; E unp. 78669;
Charles Leonard Lofthouse and J.
Rosamond Johnson. 22987
O nightingale, awake; Swiss folksong,
17th century, Christmas anthem,
English text Helen A. Dickinson, m
arr. Clarence Dickinson; mixed cho.
© Nov. 18, 1933: E pub. 38893;
H. W. Gray co. 22988
O sing unto the Lord a new song;
anthem, w from Psalm 96, m A..
Fairbairn Barnes; mixed voices. ©
Oct. 10, 1933; E for. 32106; Banks
& son. 22989
O sole mio; by E. Di Capua ; Hawaiian
cuit. diagram arr. © Nov. 11, 1933;
E pub. 38780; Adolph Krupp.
22990
O ’twas on a Monday morning; Welsh
folk song, melody and Welsh w J.
Lloyd Williams, English tr. Steuart
Wilson, arr. for mixed voices. ©
Nov. 38, 1933; E for. 32016; Gustav
Holst. 22991
(Huvres completes de Francois Cou-
perin; publiées par un groupe de
musicalogues sous la direction de
Maurice Cauchie, of France. tome
8:9. © Sept. 29, 19388; A For.
22630; Louise B. M. Dyer. 22992
Oh, California; w and melody. © 1
e. Nov. 7, 1983; E unp. 78531; Phil
Kames. 22993
953
SATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22994
Oh Charlie; w and m Ettena Eiphos,
arr. Dorothy Seiner. © 1 ¢. Nov.
2, 1933; E unp. 78906; Sophie An-
ette Johnsen. 22994
Oh! Johanna; w and m Henry Hall
and Margery Lawrence; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 26, 1933; E for.
32227: Victoria music pub. co.. ltd.
22995
Oh Lawd what have I done; song. ©
Lc. Nov. 27, 1933; EH unp.. 79391 ;
Lou Stein. 22996
Oh! where would I have been; sacred
solo; arr. Basil .V./ Alt: ©) Oct19,
1933; E pub. 38724; W. R. Beaver.
22997
Oh why, oh why, oh why; from Ball
at the Savoy, English w Oscar Ham-
merstein, m Paul Abraham. ©
Sept. 18, 1933; E for. 32138; Chap-
pell & co., lItd. 22998
Oh you little dirty faced Mary; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 7, 1933;
E unp. 78517; Robert Usrey. 22999
Ojos espafioles: paso-doble, José M.
Lucchesi; orch. ptes. © Sept. 1,
1933; E for. 32089; Henry Lemoine
et cie. 23000
Ol pappy; w and melody Jerry Lev-
inson, Al J. Neiburg and Marty
Symes. © 1 ¢. Nov. 14, 1933; HB
unp. 78892; Santly bros., inc. 23001
Ol’ wide river; song, m Dudley Jack-
son. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1933; BE ump.
78856; Lucy E. Pedelty. 23002
Old (An) carol; w anon., 15th cent.,
m Desmond MacMahon. © Nov. 1,
1933; E for. 31905; Novello & co.,
ltd. 230038
Old (The) country chapel; hymn, w
and m Floyd W. Hawkins. © Sept.
1,, 19388; E pub. 38075; Homer A.
Rodeheaver. 23004
Old-fashioned sweethearts; w and m
Jos. Geo. Gilbert; with ukulele arr.
©: Oct, 21, 1933; EB for. 32179¢4Be-
ter Maurice music co., Itd. 23005
Old King Coal; fox-trot, w and m
J. C. Plodeck; with ukulele arr. ©
Nov. 18, 19838; E pub. 38850; Ford
coal co. 23006
Old lays in new ways; three folk tune
settings, James Houston Spencer;
pf. © Nov. 6, 1933; E pub. 38668;
Musicraft publications. 23007
954
pt. 1, Se ee
Old (The) love letter; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1933; E unp. 78515;
Margaret Colvin. 23008
Old (The) mill pond; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1c¢.
Nov. 4, 1983; E unp. 78383; Annie.
S. Gartin. 23009:
Old plantation home; song, m Jimmie
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c
Noy. 13, 1983: E unp. 78825; Gladys
V. Jackson. 23010:
Old plantation moon; waltz, w N.
Fornoff and C. E. Burnham, melody
W. Herring. © 1 c. Nov. 16, 1933;
E unp. 79428; Norman Fornoff,.
Charles E. Burnham and William
Herring. 23011.
Old (An) world love song; by Cedric
Sharpe; violoncello and pf. © Sept.
11, 19383; E for. 32033; Augener, ltd.
23012
Olvidale; tango, letra y melodia. ©
1 ce Oct. 17, 1933) 2 wepheieere
José Ramirez. 23013.
Ombra (L’); versi Giuseppe Adami,
m Renato Bellini. © Nov. 7, 1983;
E for. 32201; G. Ricordi & Co.
23014
On my calendar [sic] of love; w L
Wolfe Gilbert. m James F. Hanley.
© 1 ¢. Nov. 7, 1933; © anpeieso2:
Movietone music corp. 23015
On silver wings; song,
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 @
Nov. 13, 19383; E unp. (18Sle>) dul
Anne Feiling. 23016
On that wonderful July night; w and
melody. © 1 ¢.,.Nov. 1. .3oeuee
unp. 78540; Anita Troxler, 23017
On the back poreh; pf. with w. ©
1 ec. Oct. 9, 19833 EO UunDpS tease:
Frances D. Welch. 23018
On the moonlight special; fox-trot
song. © 1 «¢. Nov. 1, 1983; HE unp.
78312; Cora Mosher. 23019
On the river without you; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1983; E unp.
78550; Everett Babbitt. 23020
On the trail; from the Grand canyon
suite, Ferde Grofé, transcribed
Rudy Wiedoeft; E fiat alto saxo-
phone; pf. acc. © Nov. 24, 1933;
E pub. 38962; Robbins music corp.
23021
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
a
On the Tyrol; mazurka, Francesco R.
De Leone, op. 238, no. 2; accordion.
© Oct. 7, 1933; E pub. 38803; B. R.
Quattrocioche. 23022
Onda; canzone hawajana, versi HE. B.
Valdes, m T. Petralia C. © Sept.
30, 1933; E for. 31908; Casa editrice
Ferdinando Bideri. 23023
One Arabian night; musical comedy,
w and melody Albert Edward Milli-
ken: © 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; D 28551;
Phyllis Myer Milliken. 23023*
One (A) horse town; w and m Harry
Leon and Leo Towers; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 5, 1933; E for. 32165;
Peter Maurice music co., ltd. 28024
One minute to one; fox-trot, w Sam
M. Lewis, m J. Fred Coots, arr.
Jack Mason; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. B. Faighes. © Nov. 6,
1933; E pub. 38749; Leo Feist, inc.
23025
One night in old Madrid; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Nov. 23, 1933; E unp.
79230; F. H. Munck. 23026
One times one; melody Eddie Dunn,
‘Charlie Chase, Billy Gilbert and
Marvin Hatley. © 1c Oct. 27,
1933; E unp. 78430; Southern music
pub. eco., ine. 23027
One, two, three, four; Hawaiian guit.
diagram arr. © Nov. 11, 1988; E
pub. 388778; Adolph Krupp. 23028
Only old and grey; song. ©1c. Nov.
2, 1988; E unp. 783828; William Ir-
vin Ricker. 23029)
— Same. © Nov. 22, 1933; E pub.
38952; William I. Ricker. 23030
Only yesterday; song from Only yes-
terday, w and m Walter Donaldson ;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. May Sing-
hi Breen. © Nov. 15, 1933; E pub.
38845; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
23031
Only you; pf. with w. © 1c. Nov. 1,
19388; E unp. 78283; Don I. Pullen.
23032:
00-00-OOH honey what you do to me;
fox-trot, w and m Cliff Friend,
Harry Tobias and Neil Moret, arr.
Art McKay; orch. pts., with male
trio arr. B. Faighes. © Nov. 13,
1838; E pub. 38797; Leo Feist, inc.
230383
9
lal
9)
—— w and m Cliff Friend, Harry
Tobias and Neil Moret; with ukulele
arr. © Nov. 9, 1983; E pub. 38750 ;
Leo Feist, inc. 23034
Orange blossom; by Paul Windrush;
pf, © Nov. 21, 1933; EB for. 32219;
Banks & son. 23035
Oriental sweetheart mine; w and mel-
ody. © 1°) Nov. 2; 19383; E unp.
78344; Martin Harvey. 23036
Our big love scene; from Going Holly-
wood, w Arthur Freed, m Nacio
Herb Brown; with arr. for ukulele
etc., May Singhi Breen. © Nov.
15, 1933; E pub. 38842; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 23037
Our family band; w and m Paul Yod-
er; band pts. © Nov. 1, 1933; EH
pub. 38554; Rubank, inc. 23038
Our Flag, our Flag; song. © 1 ©.
Oct. 31, 1933; E unp. 78331; Mary
Florence Weare. 230389
Our honeymoon day; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. Nov. 18, 19383;
E unp. 79075; Joseph F. Wolfington.
23040
Our house of dreams; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 78396; Jose-
phine Krause. 23041
Our lady, Notre Dame; pf. with w.
© 1c. Nov. 3, 1933; E unp. 78366;
Joseph Russell Sherlock. 23042
Our Lord’s ascension; w William Mar-
tin Czamanske, m Martin Henry
Schumacher; sop. 1, 2 and alto;
organ acc. © Oct. 11, 1988; E pub.
38791; Concordia pub. house. 23043
Our love song; w and melody. © 1 «.
Nov. 3, 19383; E unp. 783864; Anna
Gray Poe. 23044
Our past commander; march, John B.
Nelson; military band pts. © Sept.
1, 19388; E pub. 38866; Cundy-Bet-
toney co. 23045
Our President; song. © Oct. 25,
1933; E pub. 38876; Mollie Wren
Whitman. 23046
song. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1933; E unp.
78588; Mollie Wren Whitman.
23047
Our summons; hymn, w and m arr.
Jeanette Swafford. © Oct. 16,
1933; E pub. 38765; Order of Chris-
tian mystics. 23048
4)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23049
Out California way; w and m F. H.
Bracht and Frieda Martha Bracht.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1933; E unp. 79409;
Fred H. Bracht. 23049
Out in the western skies; song. ©
oe INN. 1) 1933 3) 4 anp 16a13 s
George Van Norton. 23050
Out of the dusk; w John Bannister
Tabb, m David Hugh Jones; mixed
voices. © Sept. 30, 1933; E pub.
38698; Carl Fischer, ine. 23051
Out of the throng you came along; w
Norman Panama and Sid Kuller, m
Mort \Goodman. © 1 ce. Nov. 27,
1933; E unp. 79377 ; Morton R. Good-
man. 23052
OQut where the sun goes down; valse
song. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1933; E unp.
78623; Wayne L. Richards. 23053
Over the air I’m crooning love songs;
w and melody. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1933;
FH unp. 79160; Bertha Stevens.
23054
Over the moors: by Paul Windrush ;
pi... © Nov. def, 1933.8 tor vacce.
Banks & son. 23055
Overture Naomi; by S. E. Morris; full
band pts. © Nov. 28, 1933; E pub.
39004; Ludwig music pub. co. 23056
Overture to Atys; by Lulli, arr. Adam
Carse; school oreh. pts., with pf.
conductor and string sc. © Sept.
11, 1933; E for. 32026; Augener, itd.
23057
Overture to La Rosaura; by A. Sear-
latti, arr. Adam Carse; schooi orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and string
sc: (©) Sept: 111983: Ei tor! 32025 :
Augener, ltd. 23058
Overture to Petrella’s opera Ione; by
Enrico Petrella, arr. J. Mastinelli;
full band pts. © Nov. 28, 1933; E
pub. 39005; Ludwig music pub. co.
23059
Oxford street; voc. 6/8 quickstep, w
Robert Hargreaves and Stanley J.
Damerell, m Tolchard Evans; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 6, 1933; E for.
32160; Cecil Lennox, Itd. 23060
Facific twilight; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w.. © 1.c: Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 79350; Ruth Jeanette
Westerberg. 23061
Pages from Homer; symphonic phan-
tasy ; orch. sc. © 1 c¢. Nov. 28, 1933 ;
E unp. 79492; John Constantine
Geanacos., 23062
956
|
pt. I1I, n. s., v. 28
Pal o long ago; song, arr. Ed Florin.
©1c Nov. 10, 1933; E unp. 78769;
Hileen M. Regan. 23063
Pale moonlight; w and m Percy Wen-
rich; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
Nov. 14, 1983; E pub. 38836; F. B.
Haviland pub. co. 23064
Pale (A) yellow moon; arr. Ray
Harris; pf. with w. © Nov. 14,
19383; E pub. 38874; Ivan Alfred
Edlin. 23065
Panis angelicus; paroles anon., m
Roger de Roumefort; avec ace.
d’orgue ou pf., et violon et violon-
celle ad lib. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for.
31989; Henry Lemoine et cie. 23066
Paper doll; song. © 4 ey Nowe
1933 ; E unp. 79305; Charles Knight.
23067
Papillon (Le); poésie Lamartine, m
Jacques Dupont. © Sept. 1, 1933;
E for. 32072; Heugel. 23068
Parade of the pickaninnies; by Jean-
ette Dellafield Thal; pf. © Oct. 30,
1933; E pub. 38579; Bach music co.
: 23069
Paradise waltz; from The interna-
tional revue, w Bud Green, m Sam
H. Stept, pf. sec. Lou Leaman; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 19, 1933; HK
pub. 38563; Mills music, ine. 25070
Pardon me; w and melody. © 1 «.
Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79027; Calvin
Beecher. 23071
Part of love; waltz song. © Oct. 31,
1933; E pub. 38785; Ruth V. Rus
sell. 23072
Parting (A) prayer; w John Mar-
vell, m May H. Brahe. © Oct. 20,
1933: E for. 31996; A. V. Broad-
hurst. 23073
Partita (Una); fantasia, Riecardo
Zandonai, rid. Illuminato Culotta;
piccola orch. parti. © Oct. 3, 19383;
E for. 31899; G. Ricordi & co.
23074
Pastorale d’Artois; par Auguste Du-
bois: pf. © Sept. 1, 193385 Hetoer:
31987: Henry Lemoine et Cie.
23075
Patti (Santo) album; § solos and
duets, Santo Patti; pf. accordion.
no. 2. © Sept. 30, 1933; BH pub.
38707; Carl Fischer, inc. 23076
Peace carol; mixed voices. © Nov. 11,
1933 ; E pub. 38811; Jennie A. Flan-
23077
ders.
:
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1938
Peace on earth; w from Luke 2, m | Piece en
Lola Gwin Smale; mixed quartet
or cho. © Oct. 23, 193838; E pub.
88550; Richard Drake Saunders.
23078
Peaches and cream; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 783897; James
Paul Stanley. 23079
Peanuts and kisses; from Hold your
horses, w Arthur Swanstrom, m
Louis Alter; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Oct. 23, 1933; E pub. 38665;
Harms, inc. 23080
Peggy O’Grady; w and m Tom Mad-
den; with ukulele arr. © Nov. 27,
1983; E for. 32250; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd. 23081
Pensieri tristi; waltz, Pietro Frosini.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1933; E unp. 79235;
Alfred music co., inc. 23082:
Penthouse; suite, Freddie Rich, arr.
D. Savino; pf. Movements 1-3.
Nov. 3, 19838; E pub. 38623; Rob-
bins music corp. 23083
Perfectly all right; song. © 1c. Nov.
28, 1933; E unp. 79473; Riddle D.
Haworth. 23084
Persuasion; composed and pf. arr.
Samuel Kaylin; pf. conductor. ©
ime wNove: 21, 1933; EH unp. 79180;
Movietone music corp. 23085
Petti (Luigi) One hundred themes
for trumpet. nos. 1-100. ©1..
Oct. 28, 1988; E unp. 78676; Luigi
Petti. 23086
Physician (The); from Nymph er-
rant, w and m Cole Porter. ©
Sept. 29, 1983; E for. 32127; Harms,
inc. 23087
Pickaninny blues; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr.. © 1 «.
Nov. 4, 19383; E unp. 78282; Annie
S. Gartin. 23088
Pickin’ cotton; arr. Ray Harris; pf.
with w. © Nov. 14, 1933; E pub.
38875 ; Ivan Alfred Edlin.
Picture (The) of my home; melody
Charles Oaks. © 1 ¢. Nov. 14, 1933;
EK unp. 79097; Southern music pub.
co., ine. 23090
Pie Jesu; trio, Joseph I. Muller; male
voices, organ acc. © Nov. 20, 1933;
E pub. 38899; Hamilton S. Gordon,
RHIC. . 23091
23089
23105
septuor; par Marcel Mi-
rouze; pf. et instruments a vent.
Partition. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for.
32087; Alphonse Leduc et cie.
23092
Pig (The) got up and slowly walked
away; w and m Benjamin H. Burt;
with ukulele arr. Louis Fleisher. ©
i, € Nov. 25, 1933. EH unp. Tate:
F. B. Haviland pub. co. 23093
Pigs feet and slaw; melody T. Par-
ham. © 1. Nov. 20, 1933; E unp.
79209; Southern music pub. co., inc.
23094
Pioneers (The) of America; overture;
[pf. conductor] 1-4 movement. ©
1c. Nov. 28, 1933; E ump. 79489;
John Kreutzer. 23095
Piper (The) from over the way; w
Helen Taylor, m May H. Brahe; in
Be Mabey) ©) JOct)> 20, toss hor.
31997; A. V. Broadhurst. 23096
Places among the stars; w Stephen
Crane, m Roland Farley. © Nov.
10, 1988; E pub. 38743; New music
press, inc. 23097
Play (The) and sing book; 40 pieces
with w J. Lilian Vandevere; pf.
Oct. 20, 1983; E pub. 38682; G.
Schirmer, inc. 23098
Play peek-a-boo with me; fox-trot, w
and melody. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1933;
EH ounp. 78845; Alma L. Martin.
23099
Please don’t give me the gate; m Syl-
vester Long Cross; pf. with w. ©
1 ¢@. Noy. 25, 19338; EO unp. 79354;
John Mark. 23100
Plodding along; w A. Tuvim, melody
D. Heywood. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1933;
E unp. 78787; Donald Heywood and
Abe Tuvim. 23101
Plumes (The) of time; w Lewis
Spence, m Francis George Scott;
treble 1, 2 and alto. © Oct. 29,
19383; E for. 32114; Bayley & Fer-
guson. 23102
Podtug dawnego zwyczaju; oberek;
1st violin. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1933; E
unp. 78570; John Robak. 23103
Polak jestem Z urodzenia; polka; 1st
violin. ©1c. Oct. 19, 1933; E unp.
78571; John Robak. 23104
Polish mountaineer songs; Ist violin.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp. 79425;
John Bryja. 23105
957
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25106
Polynesian whoopee; comp. and orch.
H. W. Friedhofer ; pf.-conductor. ©
1 ec. Nov. 14, 19838; E unp. 78873;
Movietone music corp. 23106
"Pon my soul; w Dave Hogg, m Maury
Longfellow; with ukulele arr. ©
Nov. 4, 1933; E pub. 38615; Jenkins
music co. 23107
Poor Cinderella; Ww and melody
Charles Tobias, Jack Scholl and
Murray Mencher. © 1c. Nov. 15,
1933; E unp. 78941; Paramount
productions music corp. 23108
Poor little innocent me: fox-trot. w
and m D. J. Placido and Albert J.
Lopes. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1933; E unp.
79290; David J. Placido. 23109
© Nov. 1, 1933;
Marguerite Durret
23110
Por tu amor; vals, letra y melodia.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1983; E unp. 78275;
José Ramirez. 23111
Poppy (The) ; song.
E pub. 38762;
Bennet.
Porque me miras? .. .; tango, arr. de
Vautor César A. Ciociano; [piccola]
orch. parti. © Aug. 1, 1933; H
for. 32215; M. Aromando. Za
(The); English, Norman
Fraser, m S. Donaudy. [English
and Italian texts] © Sept. 28,
1933; E for. 31898; G. Ricordi & co.
2a113.
Poszedt jario do kKasienki; polka; 1st
Violin. © 1c. Oct. 19, 1983; E unp.
78573 ; John Robak. 23114
Pour faire le tournedos; one-step, de
Rose de France, paroles Albert
Willemetz, m Sigmund Romberg.
© Sept. 9, 1933; E for. 321381; Soci-
eté anonyme francaise Chappell.
31 is
Pour vivre auprés vous; valse de Rose
de France, paroles Albert Willemetz,
m Sigmund Romberg. .© Sept. 9,
1933; E for. 32132; Societé anonyme
Portrait
francaise Chappell. 23116
Powiedz ze mi powiedz dziewcezyno
moja; polka; 1st violin. © 1 e«.
Oct. 19, 19838; E unp. 78564; John
Robak. 23117
Practical Christmas helper; no. 1,
with songs, w Carolyn R. Freeman |
and Ferne Winters, m Haldor Lill-
enas and Carolyn R. Freeman. ©
Nov. 15, 1933; AA 132584; Lillenas
pub. co. 23118
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Prairie waltz; by Xavier Fitch; pf.
conductor. © 1 ¢. Nov. 23, 1933;
E unp. 79203; Movietone music
corp. 23119
Prayer; by Anton Georg Winkler;
string quartette. © 1 e¢. Nov. 1,
1933; E unp. 78825; Anton Georg
Winkler, jr. 23120
Prayer of the crusaders; choral, Wil-
liam Rhodes; mixed voices. © Nov.
16, 1933; E pub. 38916; White-Smith
music pub. co. 23123
Precious aloha land; w and m Mrs.
A. W. Clark. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1933;
EH unp. 78928; Della Clark. 23122
Precious dear; w and m Jack Holt.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp. 78453;
Jack, T. Holt. 23123
Prelude & Fugue; in G min., Charles
Wood; organ. © Oct. 10, 1933;
E for. 32190; H. FE. W. Deane &
sons, the Year book press, Itd.
23124
Prelude in C; by Alec Templeton; pf.
© Sept. 11, 1983; 8 Sten eeasor
Augener, ltd. 23125
Prepare ye the way of the Lord; song,
Biblical text. © 1 ¢. Nov. 17, 1933;
E unp. 79011; Nettie Smith McCor-
mick. 23126
Presents for the child Jesus; cradle
song, Catalonian folk-song, tradi-
tional w tr. and m arr. E. Harold
Geer; 6-pt. women’s cho. © Oct.
25, 1933; E pub. 38689; Carl Fisch-
er, ine. 23127
Pretty little bluebird come to my win-
dow; w Art Randall, m)HS.
Macomber. © 1 ec. Nov. 4, 1933;
E unp. 78455; Harold Shepard
Macomber and Frederick Art Ran-
dall. 23128
Pretty little Goldilocks; w and melody
Anita Rutherford. © 1 ec. Nov. 3.
1933: E unp. 78363; Robert Miller.
23129
Pretty little redhead; w Pete Ma-
honey, Gale Martin and Jimmie
Dawley, with melody. © 1 ce. Noy.
6, 1933; E unp. 78477; Jake Reis.
23130
Pretty Nell; w Ebenezer Picken, m
Francis George Scott; men’s voices.
© Oct. 29, 1933; E for. 32115; Bay-
ley & Ferguson. . 23131
998
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. “BE 1933
Pride (The) o’ the land; march, Hd-
win Franko Goldman; orch. pts. ©
Nov. 11, 1933; E pub. 38767; Theo-
dore Presser co. Zils
Pride of the mountainside; w Dorothy
Fields, m Jimmy McHugh, pf. arr.
Wayne Allen. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1933;
E eunp. 78481; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. Daloe
Prince of peddlers; operetta, bk. and
lyrics Sarah Grames Clark, m
Bryeeson Treharne. Full voc. sc.
and libretto. © Oct. 4, 1933; D
28548 ; Carl Fischer, inc. Doloas
Princesita Borinquefia; pf. with w. ©
1 c. Nov. 14, 1933; E unp. 78895;
Baltazar Igahache Otero. 23134
Private (The) life of Henry VIII;
selection, Kurt Schroeder; pf. ©
Noy. 6, 1933; E for. 31934; Campbell,
Connelly & co., Itd. 23135
Prof. Cartoon’s rhythm and drum
course. © Dec. 1, 1933; AA 133795 ;
Hmi!i Farnlund. 23136
Prosperity; w and melody. © 1c. Oct.
23, 1933; E unp. 78272; W. B. Pend-
ley. aa ATE
Prosperity bound; song. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1933; E unp. 78968; Lee O.
Wooten. 23138
Prosperity days are here again; song.
© 1 ce. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp. 79262;
Minnie Marie Kaiser. 23139)
Prosperity waltz; melody with pf. acc.
© 1 e. Noy. 27, 1933; E unp. 79395;
William E. Olson. 23140
Psaume XXIV; m et réduction pour
solo, choeurs a 4 voix mixtes et pf.
Paul Pierné. © Sept. 1, 1933; E
for. 32055; Hditions Salabert.
23141
Pua (Na) ika iu; song. ©1c. Nov.
7, 1933; E unp. 78604; Marian
Akana Nott. 23142:
Pulquera (La) ; letra y melodia Igna-
cio M. Valle. © 1c. Nov. 138, 1983;
EH ounp. 78797; L. Valle. 23143
Quand j’ etais jeune; paroles et m Ada
Blanche Savage Wilson. © 1 «.
Nov. 21, 1988; E unp. 79168; Ada
Blanche Wilson. 23144
Quand les soldats vont au pas; marche
militaire, de Rose de France, paroles
Albert Willemetz, m Sigmund Rom-
berg. © Sept. 9, 1933; E for. 32133;
Societe anonyme francaise Chappell.
23145
23160
~
Quatuor pour instruments a cordes;
par, Aug. Dupont. Ptes. nos. 1-4.
© Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 31982; Edi-
tions Maurice Sénart. 23146
; Que noche aquella! .. .; cancion-fox,
letra Julio Brito, m y arr. Alfredo
Bite. 9+ ©. Octr 27, 1933 Es for:
321938 ; Southern music pub. co., ine.
23147
Queen Marie; w Ruth Colby, and imel-
ody. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp.
78993; Rose L. Toland. 23148
Queen of roses; w and m Irene Varley.
© 1. Nov. 29, 19838; E unp. 79511 ;
Edith Irene Ross. 23149
Quintet for klarinet and string quar-
Let 2. OPa Sosy ln aG win Ses 1G e
Noy. 10, 1933; E unp. 78756; Alma
Steedman. 23150
Rabbit foot; by Florence B. Price; pf.
Noy. 24, 1933; E pub. 38975;
Theodore Presser co. Zook
Radiant stars, above the mountains
glowing; nocturne, César Antono-
vitch Cui, English, Miriam Chase, m
arr. Katherine Kennicott Davis;
5-pt. women’s cho. © Oct. 25, 1933;
HE pub. 38727; EH. C. Schirmer music
Co. 23152
Radio (The) parade; w and melody
Paul Denniker. © 1c. Nov. 2,-1933 ;
E unp. 78347; Joe Davis, inc. 238153
Railroad Sam; w Al Sherman, m Al
Lewis, pf. sc. Harold Potter. ©
Nov. 15, 1933; E pub. 38822; Joe
Morris music co. 23154
Rain and sunshine; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1.
Noy. 13, 1933; E unp. 78818; Melissa
Mason. 23155
Rain (The) is chasing me home; m
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. with w.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 79343;
Stephen Klimek. 23156
Rain, rain, rain; w and melody. ©
1c Nov. 9, 1983; E unp. 78692;
Jack Callaway. 23157
Rainbows; w and melody Mary John-
son. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1933; E unp.
78514; Alma Arnvall. 23158
Raisins and almonds; English, Joseph
Kammen, w and m Abr. Goldfadden,
arr. Jack Kammen. © July 2, 1933;
E pub. 38613; Radio music pub. co.
23159
Rally song; hymn. © Oct. 14, 1933;
E pub. 38639; Helen J. Thompson.
23160
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23161
Reach out and take hold of God;
hymn. © 1 ¢. Nov. 3; 1983; BE unp.
78374 ; Mollie M. Eble. 23161
Realm of love; w and melody Ruth
Castamore. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1933;
E unp. 79115; Ruth Ann Castamore.
23162
Red (A), red rose; w Robert Burns,
m Fred H. Huntley; men’s cho. ©
Jan. 31, 1933; E pub. 38710; Boston
music co. 23163
Regrets; song. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1933;
E unp. 78661; Harry Rubenstein.
23164
Reine du bocage; intermezzo, F. Gas-
eard; petit orch. ptes. © Sept. 1,
1933; E for. 32095; Henry Lemoine
et cie. 23165
Rejoice to-day with one accord; an-
them, w Henry William Baker, m
Frank Leslie Calver; mixed voices,
organ ace. © Oct. 11, 1933; E pub.
38794; Concordia pub. house. 23166
Remember sweetheart; song. © 1 «@
Nov. 7, 1933; E unp. 78616; Manuel
Neves. 23167
Remembrance; serenade; violin, pf.
ace. © 1c Noy. 27, 1933: Ei amp.
78412; Anka Sophie Lacay. 238168
Reminiscence; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Nov. 20, 1983; E unp. 79278; Sylvia
R. Pavlovich. 23169
Repatriados (Los); one-step; pf. with
Ww. 1: ¢.-Nov..43,, 1933; unp.
78905; Alberto D. Hernandez. 23170
Repeal; march song, w Sidney Kay.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79121 ;
Philip Klatzkin. 23171
Repeal march; pf. © 1c. Nov. 27%,
1933 ; E unp. 79405: Helen Matthews
de Lashmutt. 23172
Resurrection (The); words from
Scripture and set for 4 voices and
cho. J. W. Cowie. © Nov. 28, 1933;
E for. 32229; J. W: Cowie. ~ 23173
Réve exquis; song, pf. arr. Elwood
Wilson. © 1c. Noy. 17, 1983; HB
unp. 79000; Alice Hunt. 23174
Revenge; melody Marvin Hatley. ©
1 ec. Oct. 18, 1988; E unp. 78435;
Southern music pub. co., ine.
23175
Revery ; w Leonora Nichols, m Roland
Farley. © Nov. 10, 19383; E pub.
38745; New music press, inc. 23176
pt. 10 BU Sw. 2s
Réves; par Maurice Delage; pf. ©
Sept. 1, 1983; E for. 31984; Durand
et cie. QSt(T
Revival choruses; w and m C. A.
Gabriel, and others. © Oct. 4, 1933;
E pub. 38603 ; Chalvar Axel Gabriel.
23178
Revival (A) hymn; w Oswald J.
Smith, m B. D. Ackley. © Sept.
1, 1933; E pub. 38065; Homer A.
Rodeheaver. 23179
Rhythm for sale; w and m Bob Wil-
liams; with ukulele arr. © Sept.
8, 1933; H for. 32157; A. J. Stasny
music co., Itd. 23180
Ridin’ with your money; w Phinlie
Morse, m Myron Teves. © 1 ec.
Oct. 31, 1988; E unp. 78672; Gloria
Morse. 23181
Riding in the rumble in the rain: song,
m William H. Thompson. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 17, 1983; E unp. 78999; Eloise
Wood. 23182
Right (The) to love; song. © 1.
Nov. 14,/ 1933; E unp. 78877; Albert
Hay Malotte. 23183
Ringrazia, e passa ...; versi Emilio
Gatti, m Alfredo Mazzucchi; pf. ©
Sept. 30, 1983; E for. 31919; Casa
editrice Ferdinando Bideri. 23184
Rise up, O men of God; anthem, w
William P. Merrill, m William D.
Armstrong; cho., and bar. solo, with
organ or pf. acc. © Nov. 20, 1933;
E pub. 38925; Clayton F. Summy
co. 23185
Ritchie is our man: song. © 1 «
Noy. 18, 1933; E unp. 79014 ; Michael
Mikita and Mac Benoit. 23186
River-god’s (The) song; w John
Fletcher, m E. J. Moeran; mixed
voices. © Sept. 30, 1983; tor.
31877; Novello & co., ltd. 23187
Road (A) and a wish; song. ©1e.
Noy. 29, 1983; E unp. 79491; Isabel
Vinzant Hesse. 23188
Roaming; w and m Bud Flanagan;
with ukulele arr. © Nov. 27, 1933;
E for. 32254; Francis, Day & Hunt-
er, ltd. 23189
Robin’s (The) song; w Richard Hon-
eywood, m Arthur Warrell; unison
voices. © Sept. 20, 1933; E for.
32002; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 23190
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
Rock all our babies to sleep; w and
melody Jimmie Rodgers. a ere
Oct. 18, 1933; E unp. 784386; South-
ern music pub. co., inc. 23191
Rock me to sleep old rocking moon ;
song. © 1c. Nov. 8, 19338; E unp.
78656; Nestle Lines. 23192:
Rodeheaver’s (Homer) world’s great-
est collection of sacred songs; with
euit. and ukulele chords. © Nov. 1,
1933; AA 133411; M. M. Cole pub.
Go. 23193
Roll out of bed with a smile; w Joe
Young, m Milton Ager; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Nov. 15, 1933;
E pub. 38820; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inc. 23194
Rolled away; hymn. © Nov. 9, 1933 ;
E for. 32237; Tom Jones. 23195
Rolling on; w and melody W. C.
Riley. © 1. Nov. 7, 1933; E unp.
78529; Wm. C. Riley and Louis Ro-
mano. 23196
’ Romance (The) of a people; musical
and dramatic pageant with a pro-
logue, 9 episodes and 8 interludes,
w M. W. Weisgal, pf. vocal se. arr.
Isaac Van Grove and Leo Kopp.
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1933; D 28545; Meyer
W.:Weisgal. 23196*
Romancing in the moonlight; song.
© 1c. Nov. 29, 1938; E unp. 79509;
Harriet V. Disher. 23197
Romantic dreams: w Virginia Mof-
fitt, melody Jos. Ratajezak. ©1c.
Nov. 15, 1933; H unp. 78912; Joseph
Martin Ratajezak. 23198
Romany honeymoon; w Richard At-
water, m Ernest Charles; high; in
Difiat 1i©: Nov.8,).1983;°/H° pub.
38775; Boston music co. 23199
Rondinettos; v. Walter Niemann, op.
130; klavier. no. 1-6. © Sept. 15,
1933; E for. 31961; C. F. Peters.
23200
Roof top serenade; from The girl
without a room, w Val Burton, m
Will Jason; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Nov. 10, 1933; E pub. 38722;
Paramount productions, inc. 23201
Roosevelt e la N. I. R. A.; marcia,
banda pti. con versi. 4to. ©1e.
Nov. 11, 1933; E unp. 78768; Santi
Fornili. 23202
23216
Roosevelt N.R.A. march song; song.
© Oct. 5, 1933; E pub. 38548; Helen
Witt Tufts and Gertrude H. Brahy.
23203
Roosevelt, youre the pride of the
U.S.A.; w W. H. Sheff, sr., melody
Web shett.) (© o1 16° Novy 1, 1933;
E unp. 78298; William Henry Sheff,
sr. and Julia Belle Sheff. 23204
Rosae crucis; song, w Marion Tegnér
Figge. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1933; E unp.
78665; Forrest Vincent Coffin.
Rosalie; from The command perform-
ance, w Clifford Grey, m Jack Wal-
ler and Joseph Tunbridge. © Oct.
2, 1983; HE. for. 32154; Chappell &
co., Itd. 23206
Rose (A) and a bachelor button; w
John HEmrald, m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E
unp. 793867; John EH. Coop. 23207
Rose (The) and the ring; operetta-
extravaganza, overture and finale
act 1, text Mary W. Kingsley, m
Carrie Bullard; arr. Leo Rich
Lewis; orch. Se. © Oct. 20, 1933;
EH pub. 38512; White-Smith music
pub. co. 23208
Rose Hileen; valse, w and m Pauline
Clark. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1933; HE unp.
78560; Alice Pauline Clark. 23209
Rose (A) in God’s garden; song. ©
Noy. 14, 1933; E pub. 38971; Ralph
Jerome Cannaday. 23210
Rose in my garden of love; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1938; E unp.
78705; Wm. Adelsperger. 3211
Rose (The) of Minnewanka; theme
song, w Sam Sharpe. © 1 ¢. Nov.
18, 1933; E unp. 79085; Ernest
Hodgkinson. 25212
Rose (The) of Sharon; w H. R.
Palmer, m arr.; ladies’ voices. ©
Nov. 17, 19383; E pub. 38983; George
H. Aller. 23213
Rose of Sharon; w tr. and m Thoro
Harris; pf. © Oct. 22, 1983; E pub.
38905; Uldine Utley. 23214
Rose (A) our lips between; song. ©
Lc. NOV Sis 19883 VE uns Ts8ase s
Olaf Oswald. 23215
Rose (A) twined cabin and you; valse
song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp.
79251; Beulah M. Hurst. 23216
961
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23217
Roses: song.
unp. 78938; Carl Edward Morris.
23217
Rosie Robot blues: w and melody. ©
he) Ocks 12, 1933. BE. un pis fears
Eddie Fraije and Ollie N. Slayton.
23218
Rosita; tango, A. Zordan; accordion.
© Oct. 16, 1933; E pub. 38807; B. R.
Quaittrociocche. 23219
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Cin-
derella; overture, arr. Victor J.
Grabel; symphonic band pts., with
conductor sc. © Aug. 1, 1933; E
pub. 38867: Cundy-Bettoney co.
23220
——William Tell; overture, arr. E.
Hansen: pf.-accordion. © Oct. 17,
1933; E for. 32051; Hawkes & son
(London) 1td. 23224
Rosso di sera; fox in do, Gaianus,
trascrizione a pezzo di concerto,
Gino Tagliapietra; pf. © Oct. 8,
1933: E for. 31904: G. Ricordi & co.
23222
Rosy with Roosevelt ; song, arr. Barney
Barnes. © 1c. Sept. 6, 1933; E unp.
78664; Walter H. Baum. 23223
Round the samovar; melody. © 1.
Nov. 4, 1983; E unp. 78415; John
Goldfine. 23224
Row, row, row with N.R.A.; w and
melody. ©1e. Nov. 4, 1933; E unp.
78426; Norman Kunst. 23225
Row:ey (Alec) 18 melodische und
rhythmische studien ; op. 42; kliavier.
© Sept. 15, 1983; E for. 31958;
C. F. Peters. 23226
Royal flying corp; march, Guido
Deiro; accordion. © Aug. 28, 1933;
E pub. 38196; Biagio R. Quattro-
ciocche. pS 0A
Rubank elementary method for clari-
net; graded fundamental course,
N. W. Hovey. © Nov. 1, 1983; E
pub. 38675; Rubank, ine. 23228
Rudelsburg und Saaleck; marsch, text
W. Heintze, m Ewald Gollmann, arr.
William Go6rgel; orch. stimmen. ©
Nov: 3, 193823? EB. ter, “32944-.B.
Rahter. 23229
Rumdummy tree; song. © 1 e¢. Oct.
28, 19383; D 28543; Magda Brandon.
23229*
Russian carnival; by Roxanna Penny-
witt; pf. © Oct. 30, 1933; E pub.
38570; Bach music ¢o. 23230
96
pt: In) nS... 28
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1933; E | Russian dream; waltz; melody, with
pf.ace. © 1c. Noy. 18, 1933; E unp.
79068; Wilson John Fisher. 23231
Ruy Blas; w Brian Hooker; 2-pt.
women’s cho. © 1 e. Nov. 7, 1933;
E unp. 78611; Porter Steele. 23232
Rychlik (Charles V.) Intermezzo;
op. 5; violin and pf. © Noy. 13,
1933; E for. 32247; Fr. A. Urbanek
& sons. 23233
Rythm thing: w and melody. © 1.
Nov. 29, 1933; E unp. 79508 ; Sidney
Harold Hambro. 23234
Rythmes de chant et de danse: 32
vocalises, une, deux ou trois voix, E.
Jaques - Dalcroze. 1. Sans ace. —2Z.
Avec ace. de pf. © Sept. 1, 1933;
E for. 32084, 32085; Heugel.
23235, 23236
Sacramento accordion club: march, J.
Neronde; accordion. © Oct. 16,
1933; E pub. 38801; B. R. Quattro-
ciocche. 23237
Sad moon: w E. Moller, m A. Romans.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp. 78593 ;
Allain Romans and Emile Moller.
23238
Sailing on a sea of dreams: w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp.
78472; Sidney Holden. PAPA
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) The
swan; w Frederick H. Martens, m
arr. N. Clifford Page; sop. and alto.
© Nov. 8, 1933; E pub. 38758; J.
Fischer & bro. 23240
Salomé; chanson cubaine, paroles
francaises Jacques Haél, paroles es-
pagnoles et m Moisés Simons. ©
Sept. 1, 1933; EH “for Wageo2-
Choudens. 23241
Camozaps TH He Oasyit (Samover tu ne
balui) ; w Buddy Alda, Russian text
and m Gregory Stone. © Nov. 13,
1933; E pub. 38772; Prelude music
co. 23242
Samsonian polka; tuba solo, Geo. Mc-
Quaide, arr. W. E. Barnes; full band
pts. © Nov. 28, 1933; E pub. 39003:
Ludwig music pub. co. 23243
Sarah Lee; song. © 1c. Noy. 8, 1933;
E unp. 78652; Margaret Neilson.
23244
Save the pieces; w A. Tuyvim, melody
D. Heywood. © 1 ec. Nov. 11, 1933;
E unp. 78788; Donald Heywood and
Abe Tuvim. 23245
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
Save your kisses for me; tango-fox
trot, w Marjorie Harper, Spanish,
Nevette Noriega, m Tito Guizar, pf.
se. Lou Leaman; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 10, 1933; E pub. 38485; Mills
music, inc. 23246
Say uh-huh! and let’s be happy; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1 e. Nov. 18,
1933 ; E unp. 79074; Paul A. Wilson.
23247
Say when; w and melody Laura Marie
Foote. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1933; E unp.
78530; Mamie Spencer Barefoot.
23248
Saying good-bye to love; w and m
Richard Hakins, Gladys Rogers and
Johnny Roe; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct. 14, 19383; E for. 32175; Peter
Maurice music co., Itd. 23249
Scare crow dance; pf. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1933; E unp. 78726; Sidney Easton.
23250
Scarmolin (A. Louis) Six folksongs
for rhythmic orchestra; arr. A. L.
Scarmolin; pts., with pf. conductor,
child conductor’s sc., and voice pt.
© Nov. 6, 1933 ; E pub. 38782 ; White-
Smith music pub. co. 23251
Schubert (Franz Peter) Serenade; w
Howard Johnson, transcription for
pf. Hugo Frey. © Nov. 13, 1933; E
pub. 38809; Robbins music corp.
23252)
Schule der treffsicherheit ; v. Theodor
Haussmann, unter mitarbeit C. A.
Martienssen. © Sept. 15, 1933; EH
for. 31962; C. F. Peters. 23253
Scotch cavalier; Scotch episode; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1933; E unp. 79456;
Dora Blackford. 23254
Scotia; ten. or treble. © Oct. 12,
1933; E for. 82007; Thomas Hogg.
23255
Scriptural songs and choruses; w and
melody William Morgan and G.
Bert Van Allen, word and melody
arrs. W. Morgan, harmonized A.
Annette Westlake and Mrs. E. R.
Dunbar. © Nov. 20, 1933; E pub.
388837; William Morgan. 23256
Se acabo el platanar; tormento gua-
jiro, letra y m Rosendo Ruiz, arr. Al-
fredo Brito; pf. © Oct. 27, 1933;
E for. 32196; Southern music pub.
co., inc. 23257
Sea (The) gull; song, w Gilbert Mur-
ray. © 1. Nov. 7, 1933; E ump.
78612; Porter Steele. 23258
23272
Searching the great world, for some
one lonesome like me; pf. with w.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79439';
Alfred Nathanuel Simms. 23259
Selfish; w Jimmie Dawley, Pete Ma-
loney and Jake Reis, melody Gale
Martin. © 1c Nov.. 6, 1933; E
unp. 78476; Martin and Dawley co.
23260
Senora; song. © 1 ec. Nov. 10, 1933;
E unp. 78754; William A. Duke.
23261
Serdeczna matko; Polish national
hymn, arr. for Hawaiian guit. solo.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1933; E unp. 78974;
Gus Matthew Gervel. 23262
Serenade; melody. © 1 ¢ Oct. 5,
19388; E unp. 78574; Johann F.
Sesser. 23263
v. Hans Gél, op. 41; violine,
bratsche u. violoncell. © Oct. 10,
1933; E for. 31956; Breitkopf &
Hiirtel. 23264
Serenade nocturne; w and melody
Julian Chein. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1933;
E unp. 87816; Julian Nicholas
Chein. 23265
Shadowland star dance; song, m arr.
Gladys I. Webb. © 1 ¢ Nov. 8,
1983; EH unp. 78650; Arthur H.
Meyer. 23266
Shadows on the moon; w and melody;
with guit. chord notations. © 1 «.
Nov. 2, 1983; E unp. 78589; Daniel
Hook Woodward, jr. 23267
Shall that love we prize too dear be
broken ; valse song. ©1c. Nov. 11,
1933; E unp. 79250; Ben. M. Fran-
cisco. 23268
Shamrock song; w Sarah A. Kincaid
and H. Ross, m Robert H. Brennen.
© Oct. 238, 1983; E pub. 38549;
Harry Ross. 23269)
Shanty O’Fay; w W. Bernard, m Rid-
dell Hunter. © Oct. 23, 1933; E for.
31884; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine.
with John G. Murdoch & co., Itd.
23270
Sharp (Vernon Lathom) Nocturne;
w and m V. L. Sharp. © Sept. 20,
1933; E for. 32010; Cary & co.
23271
She’s a dancin’ fool; song, from The
devil’s dancing school. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1988; E unp. 79215; Margaret
Farrell Jeantheau. 23272
963
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23273
She’s only a little flapper; song, m
Max E. Hasenbein; with ukulele
arr, .@nice. ‘Noy. 7, 1933:;4H yup.
78600; Joseph F. School. 23273
Ship of dreams; song. © 1 «. Noy.
15, 1933; E unp. 78948; Vay Belle
Burrucker. 23274
Si lammore @ ’na pena; versi Ar-
mando de Gregorio, m Alfredo Maz-
zucchi. © Sept. 30, 1933; E for.
31920: Casa editrice Ferdinando
Bideri. 23275
Siempre te amare; vals, letra Ofelia
Monteverde; pf. © Nov. 15, 1983;
E pub. 38868; Alfonso Monteverde.
23276
Sigh no more, ladies; w Shakespeare,
m KE. J. Moeran; mixed voices. ©
Sept. 30, 1933; E for. 31880; Novello
& co., ltd. 23277
Sighin’ of the wind; song. © 1:c.
Nov. 17, 1933; unp. 79486; Ma-
tilda Curtiss. 23278
Signorina; versi Giovanni Ruggiero,
m Alfredo Mazzucchi; pf. © Sept.
30, 1933; BE for. 31921; Casa editrice
Ferdinando Bideri. 23279)
Silence and exaltation; Christmas
poems Rolland Schloerb; women’s
voices, a capella. © Oct. 30, 1933 ;
E pub. 38672; Charlotte Thearle
Sulcer. 23280
Hawaiian guit. ©
78296; Gus
23281
Siller (The) croun; based on variant
of old Scots air, freely arr. Herbert
Hughes; violoncello and pf. Kil-
macrenan ed. © Nov. 3, 19383; E
for. 32049; Boosey & co., Itd. 23282
Silver and gold; schottische, Xavier
Fitch; pf. conductor. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1983; E unp. 79204; Movietone
music corp. 23283
Silver (The) fish; w and m Florence
Wickham; sop., alto and bass. ©
Jan. 31, 1983; E pub. 38712; Boston
music co, 23284
Silver slippers; w Paul Francis Web-
ster, melody John Jacob Loeb. ©
1 ce. Nov. 29, 19383; EH unp. 79504;
Leo Feist, inc. 23285
Simple (A) setting of the eucharist;
Seriptural w; organ or pf. acc. ©
Nov. 3, 19388; E ‘for. 32019; Martin
Shaw. 23286
Silent night; arr.;
1c. Nov. 1, 1983; E unp.
Matthew Gervel.
964
pt. Il, GSyryvae26
Since I fell in love with you; w Del
Daven, melody Ernie Lamb. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 24, 19383; E unp. 77895; Ernest
Lamoureux. 23287
Since I’m alone; song, Quentin HE.
Wagner; with ukulele arr. ©1c.
Nov. 28, 1983; E unp. 79228; George
Biber. 23288
Since my dear old mother’s gone;
melody Charles Oaks. © 1 ce. Nov.
14, 1938; E unp. 79098; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 23289
Since you took me back to your heart;
w and melody. © 1 ¢ Nov. 18,
1933; E unp. 79050; Emma S. Fran-
cis. 23290
Sing Gypsy; English w Allan J. Flynn,
Russian w and m Samuel Pokrass.
© Nov. 2, 1933; E pub. 38921; Rus-
sian music ¢o., ine. 23291
Sing high, sing low; w Harold Adam-
son, melody Burton Lane. © 1 ec.
Noy. 22, 1983; HY unp. 79241 = Irving
Berlin, inc. 23292
Sing me an old fashioned love song;
w and melody Arthur Norris. ©
1 ¢« Oct... 28,. 193385) Bipods.
Augustine Norris. 23293
Sing, my violin, sing; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1
ec. Nov. 13, 19338; E unp. 78807 ; Wm.
Frederick Hunt. 23294
Singing to you; from Hold your
horses, w and m Ben Oakland, Rob-
ert A. Simon and Margot Millham;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Oct.
23, 1933; E pub. 38662; Harms, ine.
23295
Sitiera (La); son, letra y m Rafael
Lopez, arr. A. Brito; canto y pf. o
guitarra. © Oct. 27, 1933; HH Zor.
32197; Southern music pub. co., inc.
23296
Sitting in the moonlight; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Nov. 18, 19383; H ump.
79047 ; Paul O. W. Albersmeyer.
23297
Skin and bones; w and m David D.
Dille. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1933; BH unp.
78284; Grace O. Barrett. 23298
Sleepy time; song, rev. arr. Orne!
Nov. 8, 1933; E unp. 76119; Hlsie
Fern Mason. 23299
Slippin’ down a sunbeam to the sunny
South; song; with ukulele arr. ©
1 ec. Nov. 25, 19383; HB ‘unp.) 783203
Helene M. Greene. 23300
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
Smile world smile and roll your trou-
bles along; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Noy. 6, 193838; E unp. 78465; Hstelle
Reese and Forest EH. Miller. 23301
Smile (The) you gave tonight, dear;
w M. MecVicker, m Ray Hadley
Beals. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1933; HE unp.
78861; Ray H. Beals and Marjorie
McVicker. 23302.
Smoky Sue; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Noy. 20, 1983; E unp. 79287; Mary.
Shuda. 23303
Smoky Joe; pf. with w. © 1. Nov.
17, 1988; E unp. 78997; Malon W.
Gunn, 23304
Snake (The) charmer; by Bernard
Wagness; pf. © Oct. 28, 1938: EB
pub. 38598 ; Oliver Ditson co., inc.
23305
So blue and all alone; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 4, 19383; E unp. 78380;
Jennie A. Sheerin. 23306
So sweet love seemed; w _ Robert
Bridges, m Robin Milford, op. 36,
no. 1. © Nov. 29, 1933: EH for.
32230; Novello & co., 1td. 23307
Soap bubbles; by Cecile Couperin; pf.
© Oct. 30, 1988; E pub. 38577;
Bach musie¢ co. 23308
Sober but-; song. © 1 c. Nov, 28,
1933; E unp. 79474; Riddle D. Ha-
worth. 23309
Soffitta; waltz, versi e adattamento
ritmico E. Forte, m Andrea Fleres,
rid. F. Locicero; orch. parti. ©
Aug. 1, 1933; E for. 32208; G. Dis-
_penza. 23310
Sola ; canzone, versi Enrico Antonucci.
© le. Nov. 24, 1933; E unp. 79432;
Giovanni Gentile. 23311
Sold for a_song; w J. Jay, melody G.
Good. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1933; E unp.
78645; Gus Good and James Jay.
23312
Solfeéges de concours 4 2 voix, 1933;
par J. Villatte, H. Mariaucourt, J.
Roudiére, R. Morhange, J. Bompeix
et G. Pinault. © Sept. 1, 1933: E
for. 32086; Durand et cie. 23313
Solitaire; song. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1933;
E unp. 79475; Riddle Dewhurst
Haworth. 23314
Solitudo; di Guido Alberto Fano; pf.
© Oct: 3, 1933; E for. 31902; G.
Ricordi & co. 23315
27037—34———5
23329
Solomon; from Nymph errant, w and
m Cole Porter. © Sept. 11, 1933;
E for. 32125; Harms, inc. 23316
Some day I’m gonna find my sweet
Inman; w and m Wm. Kernell and
Hugo Friedhofer. © 1 ¢. Nov. 14,
1933; E unp. 78874; Movietone
music corp. Paonit
Somebody pays; song, from Who pays.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1933; E unp. 78982;
Charles Wesley Graham. 23318
Somebody sweet; fox trot, Haven Gil-
lespie, May Singhi Breen and Peter
De Rose, arr. Paul Weirick; orch.
pts., with male trio. © Nov. 21.
1933; E pub. 39001; Leo Feist, ine.
23319
——w and m Haven Gillespie,
May Singhi Breen and Peter De
Rose; with ukulele arr. © Nov. 9,
1933; E pub. 38751; Leo Feist, ine.
23320
Someday ; valse song. © 1c. Nov. 15,
19338; E unp. 78914; Jack Rideout.
23321
Someone like you; w Jerry Freeman,
with melody. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1933;
E unp. 75523 ; Dick Dixon. PES a Yap
Someone please tell someone I’m here;
fox-trot song. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1933;
E unp. 78308; G. F. Morgan. 23323
Somervell (Arthur) Twelve marches
for schools; written and arr. for pf.
© Oct. 17, 19383; E for. 32047;
Boosey & co., ltd. 23324
Son (The); w Ridgley Torrence, m
Roland Farley. © Nov. 10, 1933; E
pub. 38744; New music press, inc.
23325
Son (The) of man shall come; song
Biblical text. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1933,
E unp. 78955; Frances Williams.
23326
Son (A) of the buckskin; w and mel-
ody Billy Baskette and Earl K.
Smith. ©1c. Nov. 10, 1933; E unp.
78746; F. B. Haviland pub. co.
23327
Sonata in C minor; pf. © 1c. Nov.
1, 1933; E unp. 78292; Sam Herman
Plotkin. 23328
Sonate E moll; v. Johann Rosen-
miller, bearb. Kurt Gillmann; 2 vio-
linen, violoncello u. harfe. Stimmen.
© Mar. 7, 1983; E for. 31988:
Adolph Nagel. 23329
965
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23330
Sonate G moll; v. Johann Rosen-
miller, bearb Kurt Gillmann; 2 vio-
linen, violoncello u. harfe. Stimmen.
@ryMare if. * 1933: 4h) for. 2a09an ;
Adoiph Nagel. 23330
Sonate no. 1; D-dur, vy. Johann Adolf
Hasse, hrsg. Kurt Walther; flauto,
cembalo u. violoncello. © Sept. 15,
1933; E for. 31942; Adolph Nagel.
23331
Sonatina classica ; par Joseph Strimer ;
pf. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32053;
Jean Jobert. 23332
Song of darkness; w Johnny Gruelle,
m Will Woodin. © 1. Nov. 2,
1933; E unp. 79315; Miller music,
Inc. 23333
Song of India; by N. Rimsky-Kor-
sakow, easy arr., Carl Richter; pf.
© Oct. 30, 19383; E pub. 38569;
Bach music co. 23334
Song of New Hampshire; song. ©
1 e@. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 719324;
Hazel Hunter Roberts. 28335
Song of Nira; w and m Al Hart. ©
1 ec. Sept. 5, 1933; EH unp. 76314;
Alfred Lincoln Haas. 23336
Song (A) of praise; w Grace W. Gor-
don, m Harold Greenhill; in D. ©
Oct. 9, 1933; E for. 32107; Warren
& Phillips. 23337
Song (A) of rhythm; by Bonnie
Bairne; melody with pf. ace. ©1e.
Noy. 11, 1983; E unp. 78792; Olive
La Rose Kriebs. 23338
Song of the moon; song. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1933; E unp. 79411; Stefan G.
Kincel. 23339
Song of the N R A; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. Noy. 15; 1983; E.. unp. 78918 ;
Judson Campbell. 23340:
Song (The) of the road; w and mel-
ody G. L. Clarke and Bert L. Clarke.
© 1c. Nov. 22, 1933; E unp. 79186:
George L. Clarke. 23341
Song of the waves; by Cecile Couper-
ins}, pe. /- ©; Oet.4a0;, 1983-; Bh apa.
38576; Bach music co. 23342
Song to the moon; w and m Nadine
C. Lark. ©'"'l ‘ch Nov. "64s, oe
unp. 78950; Nadine Clark Coons.
23343
Song (A) without words; w and m
Pete Venning; with ukulele arr. ©
Oct: 14, 193838; HB for, 32173; Peter
Maurice music co., ltd. 23344
pt. III, n. 8, v. 28
Songes (Les) ; ballet, Darius Milhaud ;
pf. © Sept. 1, 1983; E for. 31977;
R. Deiss. 23345
Songs of charm; compiled William M.
Felton; high voice. © Nov. 1, 1933;
E pub. 38599; Theodore Presser co.
~ 23346
w and m various authors, com-
piled William M. Felton; low voice.
© Oct. 31, 1933; E pub. 38560;
Theodore Presser co. 23347
Songs (The) of K. A.; by various
composers, arr. © Nov. 2, 1933; A
68044; W. Herrick Brown. 23348
Soon we'll be happy again; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Nov. 27, 19383; E
unp. 79396; Vera Chisholm. 23349
Sorriso (Il) d’amore; tango a con-
certo, Pietro Frosini. © 1 ¢. Nov.
24, 1933; E unp. 79238; Alfred music
co., ine. 23350
Sorry I made you love me; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 22, 1933; EH
unp. 79197; Gifford B. Cranor.
23351
Sorry, yes dear I’m sorry; pf. with
w. ©l1e. Nov. 22, 1983; EH ump.
79191; Ray Johnson. 23352
South sea serenade; melody Kelly
bros. © 1c. Nov. 3, 1983; H unp.
79096; Southern music pub. co., ince.
23353
Southern trees; song. © 1c. Nov. 11,
1933; E unp. 78784; Agnes Schaffen-
berg. - 23354
Spanish romance; w and m Gypsy De
Garde. ©1c. Nov. 20, 1933; E unp.
79118; Hazel Geraldine Neidengard.
23355
Spanish serenade; pf. © 1 c. Oct. 23;
1933; E unp. 78578; Herbert John
Coleman. 23356
Speed; by Donald Claflin; pf. © Nov.
14, 1933; E pub. 38859; Theodore
Presser Co. 23357
Spensierata; polka brillante, A. Zor-
dan; accordion. © Oct. 7, 1933; E
pub. 38806; B. R. Quattrociocche.
23358
Spiewnik; dla Polskich szkét w
Ameryce, [compiled by] Wtadystaw
A. Latko. © Oct. 19, 1983; E pub.
38752; Walter A. Latko. 23359
Spirit mother; pf. with w. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 29, 1983; E unp. 79502; Norena
Mae Cutler. 23360
966
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS :
no. 11, 19838
Spirit (The) of life; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1933; E unp. 79306 ;
Florence M. Ashmall. 23361
Spirit of the N.R.A.; march song;
melody or ist violin. © 1 c. Oct.
20, 1933; E unp. 78270; Charles S.
Mosey. 23362
Soimoor, 1988; march; pf. ' © 1c.
Nov. 1, 1933; E unp. 78327; Antonio
Liparini. 23363
Giuseppe Costaguta ;
© July 10, 1933; E for.
23364
Spleen; waltz,
oreh. parti.
32207 ; Casa musicale Mauro.
Spooning on top of a bus; song. ©
1 ce. Nov. 18, 1938; E unp. 79078;
John Murray. 23365
Spring is here and summer’s coming ;
w and melody. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1933; E unp. 79033; Jack Basil
Moorhouse. 23366
Spring song; w Lucy R. Newell; sop.
2 and alto. © 1,c¢. Nov. 7, 1933 ;
E unp. 78602; Lola Gwin Smale.
23367
Spring, the sweet spring; w Thomas
Nashe, m E. J. Moeran; mixed
voices. © Sept. 30, 19338; E for.
31878; Novello & co., ltd. 23368
Springtime in the valley; song, m
Luther A. Clark. © Nov. 6, 1933;
E pub. 38673; Maude G. Mitchell.
23369
Stable (The) door; carol, w Lilian
Cox, m C. Armstrong Gibbs; mixed
voices. Winthrop Rogers ed.
Nov. 7, 1933; E for. 32188; Boosey
& co., itd. 23370
Stadium triumph; march; solo or Ist
B flat cornet, conductor. © 1 ec.
Noy. 11, 1983; E unp. 78785; Harvey
S. Whistler. Pact
Standard (The) series; bk. 7, instru-
mental movements for pf., ed. and
arr. Ernest Haywood. © Oct. 28,
1933; E for. 31886; Keith, Prowse
ecoe,, Ltd. Doo
Starlight make my dreams come true;
fox-trot, w and melody. deere:
Nov. 27, 1933; EH unp. 79402; Joseph
H. Folsom. 200 lo
Stars of the summer night; w Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow, m Fred H.
Huntley; men’s cho. .© Jan. 31,
1933; E pub. 38711; Boston music
co. 23374
23388
Stars (The) on the screen outshine
the stars in the sky; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 8, 19383; E unp. 78625;
Josephine HE. Kronk. 23375
Start putting smiles back into circula-
tion; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Nov.
14, 1988; E unp. 78897; Arnold
Maurice Cowan. 23376
Steamboat chuggin’ down de river; w
Garnett Eskew, m Helen Ashley,
arr. Preston Ware Orem; mixed
voices. © Oct. 30, 1933; E pub.
38561; Clayton F. Summy co.
23377
low voice; in E flat. ©
Nov. 6, 1933; E pub. 38738; Clayton
EF. Summy co. 23378
Steedman (Alma) Two sonatas; op.
ol, MOL a2 violin andi iene Cc
Nov. 10, 1983; E unp. 78757; Alma
Steedman. 23379
Steel string blues; melody T. Par-
ham. © 1. Nov. 20, 1933; E unp.
79210; Southern music pub. co., inc.
23380
Steppin’ out; by Paul Yoder; band
pts. © Nov. 1, 1933; E pub. 38553 ;
Rubank, inc. 23381
Sternennacht; serenata, text Ropetz,
m Giulio de Micheli, op. 69, bearb.
Otto Dobrindt. © Oct. 20, 1933; E
for. 32221; Universum-verlags a. g.
23382
Stranger in town; w J. Cox and W.
\Beebe, m A. Blanchard, arr. Ethel
Rhinard. © 1 ¢. Nov. 21, 1933; EH
unp. 79172; Alan Blanchard, Wade
Beebe and John Cox. 23383
Strangest (The) oddest rock; pf. with
wi © 1c. Oct. 9, 19338;.E unp.
78682; Frances D. Welch. 23384
Summer brings mem’ries of you; song.
New arr. © Oct. 22, 1933; E pub.
38934; Helen Mary Seiler. 23385
Summer is king; song. © 1 ec. Nov.
28, 19838; E unp. 79462; Albert Jo-
seph Milans. 23386
Sun (The) will shine again; hymn, w
and mA. H. Ackley. © Sept. 1,
1933; E pub. 38071; Homer A. Rode-
heaver. 23387
Sunday afternoon; fox-trot, w and m
George Ellis and George Barker.
© Oct. 11, 1938; E for. 32164; Cecil
Lennox, ltd. 23388
967
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23389
Sunday school stories; w and m Rich-
ard Spencer, George Garnet and
Harry Weston. © Sept. 18, 1933; E
- for. 32139; Chappell & co., ltd.
23389
Sunkist; fox-trot, w and m Kenneth
©arson....©)1.36¢. Nov. 48, 119333 HB
unp. 78640; Kenneth Wiseman.
23390
Sunny days; operetta, text E. Ma-
ronde, m Randy Rayburn. © 1 «.
Oct. 14, 1933; D 28549; Randy Ray-
burn and Eleanor Maronde. 233890*
Sunny South is calling me; w and
melody::,© 1c. Nove at S3a a5
unp. 78277; Norwood Clayton Tew.
VAS YB |
Sunset finds a melody in my heart
for you; fox-trot song. © 1. Nov.
20, 1933; E unp. 79267; John Insley
Blair. 23392
Supplication; w and m Bonnie Davis
White. ©1c. Nov. 27, 1933; E unp.
79413; Bonnie Elizabeth Davis
White. 23393
Sur la mer immense; slow fox-trot, de
Rose de France, paroles Albert Wille-
metz, m Sigmund Romberg. ©
Sept. 9, 19383; E for. 32134; Société
anonyme frangaise Chappell. 238394
Sur le pont de l’Adour; sur le poéme
de Loys Labéque, m Francisque Dar-
cieux. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for.
31971; Henry Lemoine & cie.
28395
Swedish (A) rumba; w and melody
Dean Terry. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1988;
E unp. 78750; Walter Schumacher.
23396
Sweet boy of mine; song, m Ernest
Shonfield. © 1 c. Nov. 6, 1933; E
unp. 78498; Cora Neal Mendoza.
23397
Sweet evening breeze; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1933; E unp. 78638;
Anne Torstensen. 23398
Sweet girl of Ohio; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 78399; Michael
E. Becker. 23399
Sweet hands; w and m Red Hawk.
© Oct. 25, 19383; E pub. 38929;
Leonard Hawk. 23400
Sweet Indiana lullaby; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 78828; Char‘es
E. Lessor. 23401
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 28
Sweet Isabelle; song. © 1 ¢. Oct. 16,
1933; E unp. 78262; Frank Hagler.
23402
Sweet little pal of mine; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1933; H unp. 78304;
Miles A. Coble. 23403.
Sweet memories are calling; w and
melody. © 1 c¢ Nov. 18, 1933; E
unp. 79034; Agnes Miles. 23404
Sweet nips; song. © 1. Nov. 15,
1938; E unp. 78945; Gertrude
Schlatter. 23405.
Sweetest little feller; w W. M. Cook,
melody J. H. Cook. ©1e. Noy. 27,
1933; E unp. 79401; John Hartwell
Cook and Will Mercer Cook. 23406
Sweetheart; fox-trot song. © 1 «
Noy. 1, 1933; E unp. 78300; Forrest
Weldon Clough. 23407
Sweetheart I am thinking of you; w
and melody. © 1. Nov. 18, 1933;
E unp. 790382; Raymond Kozic.
23408.
Sweetheart, I can’t forget you; song,
m Bernice Lamey. © 1 ¢. Nov. 17,
1933; E unp. 79005; M. R. Reid.
23409.
Sweetheart I love you, believe me I
do; w and melody, se. Charles H.
Wyman. © 1c Nov. 10, 1933; E
unp. 78745; John Rickards. 23410
Sweetheart of my boyhood days; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1983; E unp. 78814;
Robert W. Lyon. 23411
Sweetheart of my old age; valse song.
© 1c. Noy. 11, 1933; E unp. 79264;
Clara Bonnell. 23412
Sweetheart roses; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp. 78473 ; Sid-
ney Holden. 23413
Sweetheart (The) song; w Herb
Magidson, m Allie Wrubel; with
ukulele arr. © Noy. 10, 1933; E
pub. 38991; Kornheiser-Sehuster, inc.
23414
Symphonesque; by James Houston
Spencer, op. 12; organ. © Nov. 6,
1933 ; E pub. 38669; Musicraft publi-
cations. 23415.
Symphonie synthétique; par Arkady
Trébinsky; orch. Partition. ©
Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 31980; Editions
Maurice Sénart. 23416.
968
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
23441
no. 11, 1933
Symphony of the breeze; w and
Harry Leon and Leo Towers; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 5, 1983; E for.
32166; Peter Maurice musi¢ co., td.
23417
Szomorti volt az életem ...; dalke-
ringé, Szécsén Mihaly verse, zenéjéet
szerzette: Banyay Aladar: © Jan.
10, 1933; E for. 32235; Rozsavolgyi
& Co. 23-418
Take me back to sunny California ;
song, m Stan Tucker. © 1c. Nov.
6, 19838; E unp. 78449; M. H. Jones.
23419
Take me now; w and melody Arthur
Norris. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1933; E unp.
78069 ; Augustine Norris. 23420)
Take me tew town; song. ©1c¢. Nov.
fetus. a Un, (90OL; Louis. J.
Bennett. 23421
Take your troubles to Jesus; pf. with
Sel c. Nov.\'6, 193838 "EY an!
78438; Mabel Emily Kellogg.
Dip Oy
Talking in your sleep; w Porter Rob-
erts, melody C. B. Anderson. © 1c.
Noy. 16, 1933; E unp. 78978; Carl
B. Anderson and Porter Roberts.
23423
Tango di Lulu; tango, Angelo Ramiro
Borella e Mario Restelli; pf. ©
Ppooielins 19359 HK for. | 32204:
Giuseppe Rampoldi. 23424
Tango lover; w Ann Ronell, melody
Helmy Kresa. © 1 ¢. Nov. 23, 1933;
EH unp. 79226: Edward B. Marks
music corp. 23425
Tantum ergo; in A maj., William P.
MacGhee ; mixed voices, with sop. or
ten. solo, organ acc. © Nov. 20,
1983; E pub. 38896; Hamilton S.
Gordon, ine. 23426
——in C, Joseph I. Muller; mixed
voices, with ten. and bass duet;
organ acc. © Nov. 20, 1933; E pub.
38897 ; Hamilton S. Gordon, ine.
23427
Tappin’ the barrel; w Joseph Young
and Ned Washington, melody Victor
Young. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1933: E unp.
78445 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
23428
Teach me to forget; fox-trot song. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 20, 1988; E unp. 79285;
Mary Etta Crelia. 23429
Tell me you are my sweetheart; w
and melody. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1933; E
unp. 78418; Carl E. Wieninger.
23450
Tell me yowll always remember; w
and melody The log cabin boys. ©
1 ec Oct. 24, 1983; E unp. 77906;
Frank Altamore and Fred Yeazel.
23431
Temptation; from Going Hollywood,
w Arthur Freed, m Nacio Herb
Brown; with arr. for ukulele, etc.,
May Singhi Breen. © Novy. 15, 1933;
E pub. 38843 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
GORD 23452
That dog-gone long-chain man; pt.
With yw wOnde et) Nov. (22) 01983
unp. 79184; Olla Blancet Black.
25483
That little old cottage piano; w and
m Leon, Towers and Wallace; with
ukulele arr. © Nov. 27, 1933; E
for. 32251; Francis, Dav & Hunter,
ltd. 23434.
That moonlight night in May; w and
m Joe Hemingway, arr. A. F. Reid.
©1c. Nov. 23, 1933; E unp. 79232;
Joseph Mitchel Hemingway. 23435
That night of romance; w E. Harvst,
melody J. Delaney. © 1. « Nov.
25, 1933; E unp. 793384; Evelyn
Harvst and Jimmy Delaney. 23435
That old fashioned farm; w EH. HE.
Hawley, m L. R. Hawley, arr. Bur-
rell Van Buren. © 1 ¢ Nov. 7,
19383; E unp. 78606; Lila Rhodes
Hawley and Eugene Estes Hawley.
23437
That old sweetheart of mine; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Nov. 7, 1983; E
unp. 78528; Edward Arthur Frietz-
sche. 23438
That’s another Scottish story; w and
m Bud Flanagan; with ukulele arr.
ON Nowe 27, (1933's itor) Ss22pa:
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd. 23439
That’s how I need you; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1983; E unp. 79218;
Saul S. Goldstone. 23440
That’s just what I crave: song. ©
1 ec. Nov. 15, 1983; E unp. 78942;
Angelo Caritoni and Gus Hynek.
23441
969
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23442
That’s the time a fellow needs a mel-
low moon; fox-trot, w and m Bob
Hanson?) (©. 1c: Nov! 4, 2938"
unp. 78324; G. Robert Hanson.
23442
That’s the time for lovin’ gal; m Syl-
vester Long Cross: pf. with w. ©
1 ec. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 79349;
Frances L. Gates. 23443
That's the way I keep yearning for
you; fox-trot, w and melody. © 1.
Noy. 27, 1983; E unp. 79386; Earle
Taylor Rush.
That’s what Ill do for you; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1933; E unp.
78309; Harry Hubbard. 23445
That’s when I'll dream of you: w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Nov., 18, 1933: E
unp. 79040; John James Edmondson.
23446
That’s when I need you; song, m Dan-
iel H. Wilson. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1933;
E unp. 78499; Ethelyn Hayes.
23447
That’s why I am feeling so blue; song,
melody Wm. Geo. Meaney. © 1 «¢.
Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 79333; Jerry
Coranata. 23448
That’s why I love you sweetheart;
song. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1933; E unp.
78322; John Biesinger. 23449
That wonderful boy of mine; song,
arr. Peggy Spragg; with ukulele arr.
© Oct. 26, 1933; E pub. 38676;
Esther Todd. 23450
There are haunting memories; w and
m Earnest L. Stith, arr. Chas. Wolff:
with ukulele arr. © Oct. 1, 1933;
E pub. 38679; DeVaignie musie corp.
23451
There are the stars; waltz, w and mel-
ody. © 1. Nov. 17, 1933: E unp.
79007; Charles Hollis Goodman.
23452
There goes my heart; w Benny Davis,
melody Abner Silver. © 1 c¢. Nov.
29, 1933; E unp. 79505; Leo Feist,
ine. 23453
There is a garden in my dreams; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1933; E unp.
78813: Margaret Lien. 23454
There is joy; mixed voices. © 1.
Nov. 20, 1933; E unp. 79122; Mary
L. Gilson. 23455
23444 -
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
There is love in your voice; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1983; E unp.
78632; Nave George. 23456
There’s music in the air; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1933; E unp. 78835;
Nestle Lines. 23457
There’s music on the air; w B. H.
Fraser, m A. M. Bieber. © 1 e. Nov.
17, 1933; E unp. 79010; Barbara
Helen Fraser and Ada M. Bieber.
23458 _
There was a man; duet, arr. F. R. Cot-
ton; alto, ten. or sop. and bar. or
bass. © 1c. Noy. 28, 1933; E unp.
79476; Riddle D. Haworth. 23459
There were shepherds; Christmas an-
them, w from St. Luke, m Louis
Shenk; mixed voices. © Oct. 25,
1933; E pub. 38690; Carl Fischer,
inc. 23460
They shall recover; hymn, w Oswald
J. Smith. © May 24, 1923; E pub.
38720; Burton B. Bosworth. 23461
Things are looking brighter now; song.
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1933; E unp. 78659:
George Daniel Smith. 23462
Think it not strange; hymn, w T. O.
Chisholm, m Harry Dixon Loes. ©
Sept. 1, 1983: E pub. 38069; Homer
A. Rodeheaver. 23463
Thinking; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 18,
1933: E unp. 78823; Edith Adams.
23464
Thirsty thirsty throats; w and m Max
and Harry Nesbitt; with ukulele
arr. R. S. Stoddon. © Oct. 10,
1933; E for. 32142; B. Feldman &
co. 23465
This new dream too sweet to be true;
song. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1983; E unp.
78318 ; Charles C. Slaton. 23466
Those days: w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79035; Alice
Rivera Figueroa. 23467
Those distant hills; song, m James L.
Brown: with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 13, 1933: E unp. 78812; Emma
Dengel. 23468
Those southern melodies I love; song.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1983; E unp. 79448;
La Salle James Williams. 23469
970
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace;
4-pt. anthem, Biblical w, m Samuel
Sebastian Wesley, arr. Arthur H.
Egerton ; women’s voices; organ acc.
© Oct. 30, 1933; E pub. 38683; Carl
Fischer, inc. 23470
Thoughts of Joseph of Arimathea ;
song. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1983; Ei unp.
79477; Riddle D. Haworth. 23471
Three point two; w and m Genee and
Mimi Milli. © Nov. 7, 1933; E pub.
38746; Mary A. Milligan. 23472
Throw another log on the fire; w and
melody Charles Tobias, Jack Scholl
and Murray Mencher. © 1 ¢. Nov.
15, 1933; E unp. 78940; Leo Feist,
ine. 23473
Thunderin’, wonderin’; negro spirit-
ual, w and m Robert MacGimsey ;
low voice; in C min. © Oct. 25,
1933; E pub. 38706; Carl Fischer,
ine. 23474
Ticklin’ toes; by Florence B. Price;
pf. © Nov. 24, 1933; E pub. 38976;
Theodore Presser co. 23475
Hiieiedies pr. withiw. ‘© 1-c.:Sept.
16, 1933; E unp. 78911; Ed White.
23476
'Till then prosperity will never end;
song, melody Robert Van Sickle. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 27, 1933; E unp. 79407;
John Barfay, jr. 23477
Till you say it’s so; w and m Myron
Teves. ©1e. Oct. 31, 19838; E unp.
78674; Myron Teves Raymond.
23478
Time to go home; w Desmond Carter,
m H. M. Tennent; with arr. for uku-
fetes enc. ©) Oct. 2; 1933 >- ©’ for.
32150; Chappell & co., Itd. 23479
To a good old fashioned song; w and
melody Bertie E. Freund. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 26, 19383; E unp. 78668; Burg-
hardine Elizabeth Freund. 23480
To a higher plane of life; hymn, w
Charlotte G. Homer, m Charles H.
Gabriel. © Sept. 1, 1933: E pub.
38067 ; Homer A. Rodeheaver.
23481
To baby dear; song. © 1c. Nov. 7,
1933; E unp. 78603; Lola Gwin
Smale. 23482
To daffodils; w Herrick, m E. J.
Moeran; mixed voices. © Sept. 30,
1933; E for. 31882; Novello & co.,
ltd, 23483
23497
SO
To Thee, O Comforter divine; w
Frances Ridley Havergal, m Martin
Henry Schumacher; mixed cho.,
unacc. © Oct. 11, 1933; E pub.
38795; Concordia pub. house. 23484
To you chérie; w and m David Jen-
kins. © Nov. 3, 1933; E for. 32042;
Boosey & co., ltd. 23485
Toccata, Bourrée et Gigue; de Do-
menico Scarlatti, instrumentées, Al-
fredo Casella; petit orch. Partition.
© Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32066; Edi-
tions Maurice Sénart. 23486
Tokio mousmé; fox trot, paroles
Custy, m Custy et Saint-Servan;
pf. © Sept. 1, 1983; E for. 32104;
Henri Custillon. 23487
Tomorrow; w and melody Arthur Nor-
ris. © 1c. Oct. 28, 19338; E unp.
78070 ; Augustine Norris. 23488
To-night; melody. © 1 c¢. Nov. 20,
1933; E unp. 79242; Barbara Bram-
well. 23489
Tony Bolero; song. © 1 e¢. Oct. 25,
1933 ; E unp. 78762; J. C. Lewis.
23490
Too late; song. ©1c. Nov. 2, 1933; E
unp. 78338; Donald Parson. 23491
Tota pulchra es Maria; in A, Joseph
I. Muller; mixed voices, with ten.
solo and with ten. and bass duet,
organ acc. © Nov. 20, 1933; E pub.
38898; Hamilton S. Gordon, ine.
23492
Tree (The) that father planted for
me; w andm Billy Hill; with uku-
lele arr. © Nov. 16, 1933; E pub.
38860; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.
23493
Trio ve) Carls Stamitize Ope mic mre
bearb. Kurt Gillmann; fléte, violine
o. 2 violinen, violoncello u. harfe.
Stimmen. © Sept. 16, 1933; E for.
31935 ; Adolph Nagel. 23494
Troglodyte (The); w A. M. Shaw and
C. I. Valentine, m C. I. Valentine.
© Sept. 19, 1933; E pub. 38763;
Irving pub. co., 23495
Trouble; negro spiritual, w and m
Robert MacGimsey; low voice in EB
flat. © Oct. 25, 1933; E pub. 38705;
Carl Fischer, inc. 23496
True biue; fox-trot song. © 1 ec. Nov.
20; 1933) Ee unp. (9208 Carciyn
Boucher. 23497
a
VALAUVIUE VP UVEIE THLiUoT tL BIN LADS
23498
pt. I nSeSAvees
Trusting; melody. © 1 ¢ Nov. 15,
1933; E unp. 78964; William Mar-
quis Knorr. 23498
Try to understand; song, melody Jack
Schatenstein. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1933;
_E unp. 78694; William Repko.
23499
Tschaikowsky (Peter Ljitch) Le lac
des cygnes; ballet suite, arr. May-
hew Lake: symphonic band pts. ©
Noy. 28, 1938; E pub. 39006; Ludwig
music pub. co. 23500
Tumble-down paradise; w Jos. Geo.
Gilbert, m Van Phillips; with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 29, 1933; E for.
32158 ; Peter Maurice music co., Itd.
23501
——Same. © Oct. 5, 1933; E for.
32167; Peter Maurice music ¢o., ltd.
23502
Tune (The) the old cow died on; song.
© Oct. 3, 1933; E pub. 38828; War-
ren L. Chase. 23503
Turn back the clock; w Mitchell Par-
ish, m Frank Perkins; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 19, 1933; E pub. 38567;
Mills music, ine. 23504
Tus labios; tango, José M. Lucchesi;
orch. ptes. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for.
32090; Choudens. 23505
Tutt’ ’e ffemmene; versi Ettore de
Mura, m Alfredo Mazzucchi; pf. ©
Sept. 30, 1988; E for. 31922; Casa
editrice Ferdinando Bideri. 23506
Twice twenty choral songs for choirs;
coll. and arr. Geoffrey Shaw.
Oct. 17, 1933; E for. 32037; Boosey
& co.) 1td. 23507
Twing twang; song. © 1 e. Nov. 28,
1938; E unp. 79478; Riddle D.
Haworth. 23508
"Twixt the devil and the deep blue
sea; from Nice goings on, w Frank
Eyton, m Arthur Schwartz; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 11, 1933; E
for. 32135; Chappell & co., Itd.
23509
little windows, and one little
Sam M. Lewis
Two
door; w and m
and Billy Hill, additional lyric
Horatio Nicholls; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © Nov. 3, 1933; E
pub. 38635; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc. 23510
Two little words; w Helen Taylor, m
May H. Brahe; in E flat. © Oct.
20, 1933 ; E for. 32040; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 23511
Two million; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 13,
1933 ; E unp. 78805; Delbert E. Ellis.
23512
Two very wise little eyes; w and mel-
ody. © 1c Nov. 7, 1933; E unp.
78544 ; Gladys Mac Kenzie. 23513
Two violins; melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 18,
1933; E unp. 79154; Emery Deutsch.
23514
Ultima (L’) rosa; tango argentino,
versi E. Frati, m Salvatore Crivelli;
orch. parti. © Aug. 1, 1933; E for.
32213; Mario Aromando. 23515
Under the autumn moon; valse song.
© 1 ¢: Nov. 1, 1983; Hf unpiereees:
R. L. Sharp. 23516
Under the ballroom lights; waltz. w
and melody C. W. McGraw and
Charles Franklin McGraw. © 1 ©¢.
Nov. 8, 1933; E unp. 78648; Clinton
Woodman McGraw. 23517
Under the banner with McKee; w G. E.
De Groat, melody M. Carr. © 1 «.
Oct. 17, 193838; E unp. 77598 ; George
EK. De Groat and Melita Carr. 23518
Under the blue eagle; m Raymond
Litzenberger; pf. with w. © 1.
Nov. 29, 19383; E unp. 79493; Joseph
Damico. 23519
Under the Coney Island moon; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1933; E unp.
78348; Salvatore Passafiume. 23520
Under the greenwood tree; w Shake-
Speare, m E. J. Moeran; mixed
voices. © Sept. 30, 1933; E for.
31876; Novello & co., ltd. 23521
Under the harvest moon; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 78402;
Ethel Oman. 23522
Underneath the moon; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1933; E unp. 178295;
Gus Matthew Gervel. 23523
Union depot; song, arr. R. S. Sinclair.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 19383; E unp. 79381;
Worth H. Hiskey. 23524
Unison mass in honor of the blessed
sacrament; m René L. Becker. ©
Nov. 15, 1983; E pub. 38815; Ham-
ilton S. Gordon, ine. 23525
972
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AVE UNLWAL UV Vit ts vD
no. 11, 1933
~
U. S. A. and N. R. A.; song, melody
Poe. tell. ©) Le Nov. 20, 1933;
E unp. 79106; Joe Coldie. 23526
U. S. A. (The) is wet; w and m Jule
Le Nard. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1933; E
unp. 79430; Julia L. FitzPatrick.
23527
University march; pf. © de) Nov.
-22, 1988; E unp. 79202; Lloyd
Raake. 23528
Unloved; w and m I. O. Rode. ©
1 e@. Nov. 7, 1988; E unp. 78605;
Irene O. Rode and Fred W. Rode.
23529
Up in heaven; w and m Irene Varley.
© 1 c. Nov. 29, 1933; E unp. 79513;
Edith Irene Ross. 23530
Upon the snow-clad earth; Christmas
anthem, Gordon Balch Nevin, based
on a carol by Arthur Sullivan;
mixed voices; organ ace. © Oct.
14, 19838; E pub. 38592; Oliver Dit-
son co., inc. 23098 1.
Vacation days; musical comedy, dia-
logue David T. Gifford. ©1c. Nov.
25, 19338; D 28557; Margaret Miller
Sherry. 2300L*
Vale (The) of Niangua; song. ©
i ce. Nov. 10, 19883; E unp. 78735;
John Martin. 23532
Valencia; de Jacques Ibert, nouvelle
version avec pf. conducteur 4 de-
faut, André Petiot; orch. ptes. ©
sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32094; Al-
phonse Leduc et cie. 23533
Valley Forge march; by Edwin Franko
Goldman; orch. pts. © Nov. 11,
1933; E pub. 38766; Theodore Pres-
ser co. 23534
Valse capricieuse; by Cedric Sharpe;
violoncello and pf. © Sept. 12,
1933; E for. 32034; Augener, 1td.
23535
Valse (La) d’un amant; valse, paroles
Pierre Bayle et Maurice Péguy, m
A. Calabrése; avec accord de Vuku-
lele. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32063;
Editions Salabert. 23536
Valse de concert; pf. © 1c. Nov. 13,
1933; E unp. 78967; E. Marion Sex-
ton. 3537
Valse mignonne; pf. © Nov. 1, 1933;
E pub. 38640; Paul van Katwijk.
23538
23552
Valse song melody no. 12; pf. ©1c.
Nov. 9, 1933; EH unp. 78701; Michel
Sciapiro. 23539
Vera; w and melody Lillian Levay.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1983; E unp. 78506;
Lydia Buchanan. 23540
Victims of the voodoo drums; w Jos-
eph Young and Ned Washington,
melody Victor Young. © 1 c¢. Nov.
6, 1933; EX unp. 78446; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 23541
Vieni; m Agostino Lupica; pf. con
versi. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1933; E unp.
78889; Antonio Pisano. 23542
Village gossip; w J. J. Robbins, Rus-
sian w Igoria Severfanina, m San-
dro Corona. © Nov. 2, 1933; E pub.
38923; Russian music co., inc.
. 23048
Violin-konzert; B-dur, v. Antonio Vi-
valdi, op. 4, nr. 1, mit begl. von
streichorch. u. klavier, bzw. cem-
balo, bearb. Stefan Frenkel. Parti-
tur. © Feb. 8, 1933; H for. 31930;
Ries & Erler, G. m. b. H. 23544
Virgin’s (The) cradle hymn; Christ-
mas carol, w Samuel Taylor Cole-
ridge, m Sarah Hatton Beck; mixed
voices. © Oct. 31, 1933; E pub.
38559; Theodore Presser co. 23545
Virgin’s (The) lullaby; from Glory to
God, by Rob Roy Peery. 1. Sop.
and alto.—2. Sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Oct. 20, 1933; E pub. 38658, 38659 ;
M. Witmark & sons.
23546, 23547
Vision (A) I hope comes true; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; H
unp. 79261; Frederick A. Helwig.
23548
Vivaldi (Antonio) Pastorale; op. 13,
nr. 4, bearb. Kurt Gillmann; flote o.
violine 0. oboe, violoncello obligat u.
harfe. Stimmen. © Mar. 7, 1933;
E for. 31986; Adolph Nagel. 23549
Volga (The) boatmen; Russian folk
Song, easy arr., Carl Richter; pf.
© Oct. 30, 1933; E pub. 38572; Bach
music co. 23550
Vuataz (Roger) 386 études; d’aprés
des chansons d’enfants et des mélo-
dies populaires, graduées et ordon-
nées en méthode, R. Vuataz, op. 37;
pf. 3° pte. 12 études.—2° pte. 12
études. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for.
32067, 32068; Editions Maurice
Senart. 23551, 28552
973
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23553
W mojem ogrédeczku;: polka; 1st vio-
lin. © 1c Oct. 19, 1933;°E unp.
78566; John Robak. 23553
W ziobie lezy: Polish Christmas carol,
arr.; Hawaiian guit. ©1c. Nov. 1,
193838; E unp. 78297; Gus Matthew
Gervel. 23594
Waitin’ for my man to come; song,
melody Fred Morgan. © 1 e¢. Nov.
fe Osos: Hi) NT. 1 OOUSs. saaiCe
Mitchell. 23595
Waiting for Santa Claus; fox-trot
Sone. 4G), 1c. INeveed, 1933208 anp:
78563; Daisy Major Pearman.
23556
Waiting for you; song. © 1c. Nov.
28, 1983; E unp. 79442; Gertrude
Hinshaw. 23557
waltz, w M. S. Martinez, m
Arturo G. Somohano; pf. © Noy.
8, 1983; E pub. 38773; Tropical
music publishers. 23558
Walk a little faster; from Alice in
wonderland, w Lewis Carroll, mel-
ody Dave Franklin. © 1c. Nov. 20,
1933 ; E unp. 79140; Paramount pro-
ductions, ine. 23559
daddy’s footsteps;
© 1 c. Nov. 8, 1933;
Dura Temple Pro-
23560
Walking the streets; song. © 1 «.
Nov. 27, 1933; E unp. 79383 ; Daniel
Franklin. 23561
Walking with Jesus alone; hymn. ©
Nov. 3, 1938; E pub. 38641; Lowell
Walking in my
fox-trot song.
E unp. 78627;
vine.
E. Roberts. 23562
Wallie Woodpecker : Ww Johnny
Gruelle, m Will Woodin. © 1 «.
Nov. 24, 1983; E unp. 79312; Miller
music, ine. 23563
Walters (Valborg Teeling) A ballad;
w Frances Estelle Lehlbach. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 4, 1933; E unp. 78411; Valborg
Teeling Walters, 23564
Walther (Johann Jacob) Sonate;
bearb. u. hrsg. Erna Bethan; vio-
line mit begl. eines klaviers, cem-
balo, o. der orgel mit einem streich-
bass, violoncello. Stimmen.
Sept. 3, 1982; E for. 31939; Adolph
Nagel. 23565
Waltz charming; by Colin Dale; pf.
© Sept. 28, 1933: E for. 32028;
Augener, ltd. 23566
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28.
Waltzing dames; waltz; pf. © 1c.
Nov. 20, 1983; E unp. 79089; Franz
Geisz. 23567
Waltzing ‘neath the moon; song, w
Dan Hornsby. ©1c. Nov. 25, 1933;
E unp. 79335; Mareus Bartlett.
23568
Wandering down lovers lane; song,.
melody Morty Berk. ©1e. Nov. 25,
19388; E unp. 79329; Robert Guy
Burke. 23569:
Wanna buy a duck: w and melody.
© 1c. Noy. 8, 1933; E unp. 78644:
Clinton Woodman McGraw. 23570:
Wanting you dear; waltz, w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 1, 19383; E
unp. 78279; Willis H. Kirkpatrick.
23571
War and peace; hymn to the League,
incl. simplified version with organ
obbl., w G. Hubi-Newcombe, m Ed-
win Pain. © Oct. 20, 1933; E for.
32039; Boosey & co., ltd. 23512
Was I mistaken; w Bob Rothberg, m
Terry Shand. © Nov. 10, 1933; E
pub. 38988; Kornheiser-Schuster,
inc. 23573
Wasser-pastelle; vy. Walter Niemann,
op. 122; klavier. © Sept. 15, 1933;
E for. 31959; C. F. Peters. 23574
Wasting my breath on you: w Julian
Chein, melody George William Ca-
turani. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1933; E unp.
78718; Julian Nicholas Chein.
23575.
Watcher’s (The) carol; Christmas an-
them, w Frances L. Bushnell, m
John Spencer Camp: mixed voices;
organ acc. © Oct. 2, 1983; E pub.
38593 ; Oliver Ditson co., inc. 23576
Watching the knife and fork spoon;
melody Redman-Cook. © 1 ¢. Oct.
31, 1933; E unp. 79099; Southern
music pub. ¢o., inc. Zool
Way down South; w and m Martha
Atwood. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1933; E
unp. 79163; Martha Atwood Alber-
ini. 23578
Way (The) of the wind; w Frederick
Allen, m Colin M. Campbell; unison
voices. © Oct. 31, 1933; HE for.
32000; Stainer & Bell, Itd. 23579
We are march, march, marching along ;
song, m Geo. L. Cobb. © 1c. Noy.
23, 19383; E unp. 79229; William J.
Finley. 23580
974
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
We are the army of the N.R.A.; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1933; HE
unp. 78552; Elenora E. Reber.
23581
We are waiting for His call; w and
melody. © 1 «¢ Nov. 16, 1983; E
unp. 78972; Jessie Dennis Bartlett.
23582
We do our part; march, m Len Flem-
ing. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1933; E unp.
78478; Angelo Pantaleo. 23583
We'll be happy just the same; w Leon-
ard J. Klopfenstein, m Luther
Clark; with ukulele arr. © Nov.
24, 1933 ; E pub. 38951; Klopfenstein
bros. 23584
We'll do it right now; pf. with w. ©
1 e. Nov. 29, 1983; E unp. 79497;
Jack Gehrken. 23585
We'll find the sunny side together,
just you and I; w Ralph Stanley,
m Hero De Rance; with ukulele
arr. © Sept. 29, 1933; E for. 32159;
Peter Maurice music co., ltd. 238586
We'll make hay while the sun Shines;
from Going Hollywood, w Arthur
Freed, m Nacio Herb Brown; with
arr. for ukulele, etc., May Singhi
Breen. © Nov. 15, 1983; E pub.
38844; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
23587
We'll meet again; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 9, 1933; E unp. 78691;
Jack Callaway. 23588
We must not be afraid; w Johnny
Gruelle, m Will Woodin. © 1 «.
Nov. 24, 1983; E unp. 79311; Miller
music, inc. 23589)
We're all for the N.R.A.; w Kenneth
G. Alberth. m William W. Ryther,
arr. Geo. F. Briegel; orch. pts. ©
Oct. 26, 1933; E pub. 38584: Wil-
liam W. Ryther. 23590
We're crazy as can be; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1933; E unp. 79217;
Chris Yacich. 23591
We're looking forward; song, m J. J.
Wilson. © Sept. 4, 1933; E pub.
38927 ; Ernest A. Wilson. 23592
We're thru; fox-trot song. © 1 «.
Noy. 8, 19838; E unp. 78639; Frank
Lafser, jr. 23593
We thank thee, America; song. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 16, 1933; E unp. 78985;
Ula Gardner Campbell. 23594
23606
We thank you uncle we do; w and
melody, music arr. Raoul Lépine;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Nov. 6,
19383; E unp. 78464> Raymond G.
Chasse and Fred W. Chasse. 23595
We two; waltz song, arr. Frank C.
Harnack. © July 2, 1933; E pub.
38957; David Kohn. 23596
We've got a brand new deal; song.
© 1 ec. Nov. 11, 19383; E unp. 79487;
Myrtle Kringlie Miller. 23597
We were in love; w Ray Muffs, m
Jimmie Lipet. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1933;
E unp. 78457; James Lipet. 23598
We were the best of friends; w and m
Sam M. Lewis, Geo. W. Meyer and
Pete Wendling, pf. arr. R. H. Noelt-
ner; with ukulele arr. Haia Kaa.
© Nov. 6, 1933; E pub. 38655; Keit-
Engel, inc. 23599
Wear a smiling face; w and m Ada
Blanche Savage Wilson. © 1 «
Nov. 21, 1983; E unp. 79167; Ada
Blanche Wilson. 23600
Weavily wheat; w traditional, m har-
monized and arr. Ladislas Kun;
men’s voices. © Nov. 25, 1933; E
pub. 38977; G. Ricordi & co., ine.
23601
Wedding (A) in Venice; romance,
Frances Winton Champ; pf. ©
Nov. 4, 1933; E pub. 38657; Gamble
hinged music co. 23602
Weihe-kantate; nach einer gelegen-
heitsdichtung Gottfried Kellers,
unter zugrundlegung der melodie
Urbs Aquensis, v. Heinrich Le-
macher, op. 76; sing-u. streicher-
chor. Partitur u. stimmen. © July
27, 1983; E for. 31982; Fr. Kistner
& C. F. W. Siegel. 23603.
Welcome be Thou, heavenly King; w
anon., m Leslie Woodgate; male
voices. © Sept. 20, 1983; E for.
32005; Stainer & Bell, ltd. 23604
Welcome shriners; w and m Joseph
EK. Saunders. © July 3, 1933; E
pub. 38879; Harmony music pub.
co. 23605
West Virginia junior woman’s club
song; w and m Kathryn Templeton,
arr. Charles Midgley. © Nov. 16,
1983; E pub. 38933; Hinton junior
woman’s club. 23606
975
VALAUVGEUE VE VUVE TMi tL BIN TNHIinp
23607
What a night; song. ©1« Nov. 20,
1933; E unp. 79284; Clyde M. Dil-
linger. 23607
What a young girl ought to know;
from Nice goings on, w Frank Ey-
ton, m Arthur Schwartz; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Sept. 11, 1933;
E for. 32136; Chappell & co., ltd.
23608
What am I to do; w and m Jack Holt.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1933; E unp. 79445;
gaek “i Holt: 23609
What are we waiting for; w and mel-
ody Arthur Norris. © 1 ec. Oct. 28,
1933; E unp. 78076; Augustine Nor-
ris, 23610
What are you saying my darling; w
and melody. ©1e. Nov. 11, 1983;
E unp. 79484; Lela Long Hill.
23611
What can I do without love; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E
unp. 79016; Anthony Godlesky.
23612
What did I do to you; song. ©1e.
Nov. 24, 1933; E unp. 75902; Betty
Jane Wolfe. 23613
What is home without you; song. ©
te. Nov. 17, 19838; 6 unp. 79482;
Matilda Curtiss. 23614
‘What is life without love; song. ©
1c. Nov. 14, 1983; E unp. 78944;
Bertha Constance Gordon. 23615
What is love; valse song. © 1c. Nov.
15, 19383; E unp. 78920; Franklin D.
Ellis. 23616
What is the use of it now; w Robert
Hargreaves and Stanley J. Dam-
erell, m Tolchard Evans; with uku-
lele arr. © Oct. 6, 1933: E for.
32161; Cecil Lennox, Itd. 23617
What’ll I do; w and melody. © 1.
Nov. 25, 1988; E unp. 79831; Grace
Maria McClary. 23618
What made you say goodbye; w and
m E. Forster and Ray Forster. ©
1 ce. Oct. 10, 1933; E unp. 78587;
Eugene Forster. 23619
What might have been; w Christine
Oertling, m Geoffrey Henman; in
E flat. © Oct. 5, 1933; E for. 32168;
Peter Maurice music ¢o., Itd. 23620
What’s come over you; slow fox-trot,
w J. Watson, melody J. Delaney.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1933; E unp. 78330;
John Watson and Jimmy Delaney.
23621
976
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
—__—_
What’s to be done about Winchell;
song. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1933; E unp.
78653 ; Richard Chapman Corliss.
23622
What shall I do; fox-trot song. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 15, 1983; E-unp. S97;
Esther Bingham. 23623
What the mocking bird says; song.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1933; E unp. 78340;
Mary Belle Smith. 23624
What will you do with Jesus; duet;
sop. and alto. © Oct. 28, 1933; BE
pub. 38601; Esther Kerr Rusthoi.
23625
Whatever you do; from Nice goings
on, WwW Frank Eyton, m Arthur
Schwartz; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
©. Sept. 11, 1983; EH for, 32137;
Chappell & co., 1td.
What-ta-u-say ; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1933; E unp. 79403 ;
Forrest Hill Lyons. 23627
Wheels of destiny; song, arr. Wm. F.
Schiller. © 1 c. Nov. 10, 1933; E
unp. 78766; Ken Maynard. 23628
Wheels (The) of prosperity are hum-
ming; march song. © 1. Nov. 7,
1933; E unp. 78562; J. J. Brentano.
23629
Wheezy-Anna’s wedding day; w and m
Leslie Sarony; with ukulele arr. ©
Nov. 20, 1933; E for. 32216; Irwin
Dash music co., ltd. 23630
When alone; pf. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1933;
E unp. 79088; Franz Geisz. 23631
When autumn leaves are falling; song,
melody Wendell Given. © 1c. Novy.
20, 1933; E unp. 79114; Lulu Sigler.
23632
When Christ was born; carol, Ww tra-
ditional, 15th century, m Herbert J.
Tily; mixed voices. © Noy. 21,
1933: E pub. 38973 ; Theodore Press-
er co. 23633
When evening times comes creeping ;
song, melody Larry E. Goffin. © 1
ce. Nov. 17, 19383; E unp. 79894; May
Gentile. 23634
When gay adventure calls; from Prin-
cess Charming, w and m Ray Noble
and Max Kester. © Nov. 30, 1933;
E for. 32248; Cinephonic musie ¢@o.,
ltd. 23635
23626
et ee ee to
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
When I go home; w Irving Caesar, m
Joseph Meyer, pf. sc. Merle T. Ken-
drick ; with ukulele arr. May Singhi
Breen and chord notations. © Nov.
8, 1933 ; E pub. 38789; Irving Caesar,
ine. 23636
When I’m with you; from Strike it
rich, w and m Reggie Bristow and
Jimmy Hammerton; with ukulele
arrennG) Nov. 24, 1933; © for. 32224:
Campbell, Connelly & co., ltd.
23637
When I’m yours and you are mine;
valse song. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1933;
BE ounp. 792538; Ramon M. Madrigal.
23638
When I play on my Spanish guitar;
w and m Leslie Sarony and Leslie
Holmes; with ukulele arr. © Nov.
27, 1983; E for. 32252; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd. 23639)
When I sat on daddy’s Knee; w and
melody. ©1c. Nov. 7, 1933; E unp.
78527; Louella Katherine Haver-
camp. 23640
When I was going down that lonesome
road alone; song, w Ray Clewell.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1938; E unp. 78742;
Hlizabeth Smith. 23641
When I was very little: pf. with w.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1983; E unp. 78684;
Frances D. Welch. 23642
When I was young and single; w tra-
ditional, m harmonized and arr.
Ladislas Kun; men’s voices. ©
Nov. 25, 1933; E pub. 38980; G. Ri-
cordi & co., ine. 23643
When it’s bluebonnet time in Texas;
fox-trot song. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1933;
E unp. 78558; Maude Murphy.
23644
When its moonlight in Sunshine val-
ley; waltz with special harmony
cho., w and m Billy Oudeans and
Will Livernash; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. © Nov. 10, 1933; E pub:
38734; Bibo-Lang, inc. 23645
When it’s orange blossom time in Cal-
ifornia; w Hal Lurvey, m Gene
Paul. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp.
78848; Harold Fleetwood Lurvey
and Charles Eugene H. Paul.
23646
When it’s pray’r meetin’ time in the
hollow; w Fleming Allan, m Al Rice
and Fleming Allan, arr. Jean Walz;
9
f=
(
23660
with ukulele arr. © Nov. 18, 1933;
E pub. 38917; M. M. Cole pub. co.
23647
When it’s primrose time in Ireland;
fox-trot song. ©) 1 ¢. Nov. 7, 1933;
E ounp. 78561; Nellie A. McGlade.
23648
When it’s Sunday morning, down in
Dixie land; song. © 1 e¢. Nov. 20,
1933: E unp. 79293; W. A. Tucker:
23649
When love comes your way; song,
from Nymph errant, w and m Cole
Porter; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Sept, : 11! )1938);) EH) tor:, 32126*
Harms, ine. 23650
When love smiles at you; song, mel-
ody Charlotte Blake. © 1 c. Nov.
6, 1988; E unp. 78474; Sidney Hol-
den. 23651
When the cherries bloom again in
Michigan ; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 13,
1933; E unp. 78806; Leota Hutchin-
son. 23652
When the heart of a girl meets the
heart of a boy; w and melody. ©
1 c. Nov. 7, 19388; E unp. 78519;
Paul T. Dupell. 23653.
When the leaves turn to silver; w
Billy Hill, m Karl Stark; with uku-
lele arr. © Nov. 2, 1983; E pub.
38588 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.
23654
When the moon is full in jungleland;
fox-trot song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1933;
E unp. 79276; J. A. Costello.
236505.
When the moon shines down on me:
valse song. © 1 ¢. Nov. 15, 1983;
E unp. 78916; Edward Bach. 23656
When the moon swings low along the
O-hi-o; w and melody Howard John-
son, Al Sherman and Al Lewis. ©
1c. Nov. 14, 19383; E unp. 78886;
Santly bros., ine. 23657
When the moon throws out it’s silver;
valse song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1933;
E unp. 79270; Harry Lacey. 23658
When the moonbeams beam the bright-
est and the sunshine shines for you;
song. © Oct. 24, 1933; E pub.
38931; Lionel E. Buttery. 23659
When the roses are fading; m Sylves-
ter Long Cross; pf. with w. ©1le.
Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 79339; Julia
V. Prouty. 23660
7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23661
When the sun shines down on Peaceful
Valley; fox-trot song. © 1. Nov.
8, 1933; E unp. 78630; Mildred Card.
23661
When the sun shone on the clover;
w and m Allan Louis Gue, arr. Ver-
non Leftwich, © 1 ec Nov. 21,
1933: E unp. 79174; Alice L. Par-
ret. 23662
When the twilight comes; valse song.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp. 79263 ;
Mary Massey Tre. 23663
When there’s gold across the sea; song.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 19383; E unp. 78614;
Jennie Mable Hardy. 23664
When they play that midnight waltz;
w Earl Greene, and melody. ©1..
Nov. 6, 1983; E unp. 78492; O. H.
Crain. 23665
When Tony plays his music right
under my window; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1933; E unp. 78707;
Richard Tennyson Baker. 23666
When toys come to life; children’s
Christmas operetta, libretto Theo-
dosia Paynter, m Lucille Hathaway,
ed. G. A. Grant-Schaefer. Vocal sc.
and libretto. © Oct. 31, 1938; D
28547: Raymond A. Hoffman co.
23666*
When two lovers meet; song. © 1.
Nov. 17, 1933; E unp. 79484; Ma-
- tilda Curtiss. 23667
When we met; song. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1933; E unp. 79463; Albert Joseph
Milans. 23668
When we waltz with your head on my
shoulder; song. © 1 c Nov. 15,
1933; E unp. 789389; Carl Edward
‘Morris. 23669
When you and I were young Maggie;
by J. A. Butterfield; Hawaiian guit.
diagram arr. © Nov. 11, 1983; EH
pub. 38779; Adolph Krupp. 23670
When you appeared upon the scene;
song. ©1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp.
79015; Michael Mikita and Mac
Benoit. 23671
When you don’t care anymore; song.
© 1c. Noy. 28, 1933; E unp. 79487;
J. Raymond Darr, jr. 23672
When you meet the girl you adore; w
T. V. McTigue, melody Y. Paul. ©
1c. Oct. 25, 1983; EH) unp. 78909;
Yves Paul and Thomas VY. McTigue.
23673
pt. If, NS.3 Yoes
Where does that river go; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 28, 1933; BE ump.
79464; Albert Joseph Milans.
23674
Where does the moon go, when it goes
to get full; song. © 1c. Nov. 1,
1933 ; E unp. 78301; Weldon W. Bas-
tian and Alfred Caldwell. 23675
Where is that man; arr. Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 e.
Nov. 25, 19383; E unp. 79356; Finette
Pidcoe. 23676
Where is the hand; song, arr. Tim
Brymn. © 1 e¢. Nov. 9, 1933; B
unp. 78727; Sidney Easton. 23677
Where mother found heaven; w J.
Simpson, m M. James. © 1 e. Nov.
6, 1983; E unp. 78451; James Simp-
son and Mae James. 23678
Where’s Elmer; w and melody. © 1
ec. Noy. 1, 1933; E unp. 78280; E.
Frank Rider, jr. 23679
w Lewis — Klein, m Sherman — Dil-
lon; with ukulele arr. © Nov. 17,
1933; E pub. 38872; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. 23680
Where the little wooden shoes tap,
tap; song. © 1c. Nov. 22, 19383;
E unp. 79189; Clarence L. Hartzell.
23681
Where the Swanee river flows thru’
heaven; w John Redmond and Jack
Lynch, m Ernie Davis; with ukulele
arr. © Nov. 8, 1983; E pub. 38748;
Santly bros., inc. 23682
Where we said good-bye; w and m
Harry Castling and Harry Carlton;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Oct.
18, 1983; E for. 32011; Harry Carl-
ton music co., ltd. 23683
While the angels sang a Dixie lul-
laby; waltz, w and melody. © 1c.
Noy. 27, 1933; E unp. 79404; Ken-
neth Knadler. 23684
While the moon plays peek-a-boo; w
and melody. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1933;
E unp. 78860; Raymond Francis
Nekuda. 23685
Whisper you love me; w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1983; E unp. 79304;
Nellie Smith Stalker. 23686
Whispering pines; pf. with w. ©1e.
Nov. 6, 1933; E unp. 78479; Eliza-
beth Jane Fernalld. 23687
978
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
ET
White House (The) is wisely smiling
through; march, w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 9, 19383; E unp. 78697;
Philetus Grove. 23688
White lilacs; w Lucy Orell; pf. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 14, 1988; E unp. 78891;
May V. Lamere. 23689)
White summer rose; Welsh folk song,
melody and Welsh w J. Lloyd Wil-
liams, English tr. Steuart Wilson,
arr. for mixed voices. © Nov. 3,
1933; E for. 32017; Gustav Holst.
23690
Whittlin’ Willie; w Lou Klein and
James Cavanaugh, m Nat Simon;
with ukulele arr. © Nov. 2, 1933;
E pub. 38970; Mills music, inc.
23691
Who trusts in God; chorale, German,
Joachim Magdeburg, tr. David
Wikander, m Matthew N. Lund-
quist; mixed voices. [Hnglish text
only] © Oct. 11, 1933; E pub.
38792; Concordia pub. house.
23692
Who would be my sweetie if my
Sweetie wasn’t you; m Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. with w. © 1 «
Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 79348; Del-
bert Peirce. 23698:
Why; song, melody Larry E. Goffin.
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1983; E unp. 78615;
Lulu Ethel Thompson. 23694.
Why am I‘happy; from My lips be-
tray, w and m William Kernell;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Nov.
3, 1988; E pub. 38624; Movietone
music corp. 23695
Why can’t you; w Sid Kuller, m Mort
Goodman. © 1 c. Nov. 27, 1983; E
unp. 79378; Morton R. Goodman.
23696
Why can’t you be true; w and melody
Arthur Norris. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1933 ;
EH unp. 78074; Augustine Norris.
23697
Whyd you want to tell those lies;
song. © 1c. Nov. 10, 1933; E unp.
78744; Margaret Farrell Jeantheau.
23698
Why did I wander far; w and melody.
© 1c. Noy. 18, 1933; E unp. 79039;
Catherine Fojtik. 23699)
Why did we ever break up; w and
melody. © 1. Nov. 17, 1933; E
unp. 79008; Peter Frank Mondlak.
23700
Why did you lie; song; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 24, 1933; E pub. 38930;
Gloria Gomez. 23701
Why did you say goodbye; song. ©
1 e@. Nov. 22, 1988; E unp. 79188;
Edgar O, Linch. 23702
Why do you make me dream of you;
pf. with w. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1933;
E unp. 79444; Harold M. Smith.
23703
Why do you play with me; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Novy. 4, 1933; E unp.
78421; Harry F. Doemelt. 23704
Why don’t you come up and see me
sometime; w Reds Mervine, melody
J. A. Walters. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1933;
EK unp. 78864; Winfrey EH. Mervine
and James A. Walters. 23705
Why don’t you kiss me, like you used
to do; w and melody. © 1. Nov.
18, 19838; E unp. 79053; Arthur W.
Jeffrey. 23706
Why don’t you smile; song. © 1 «.
Nov. 27, 19833; E unp. 79384; Dick
Steele. 23707
Why should I; song; in C. ©1c. Nov.
13, 1933; E unp. 78855; Hd White.
23708
Why should I not be happy; w Johnny
Gruelle, m Will Woodin. © 1 «.
Noy. 24, 1933; E unp. 79313; Miller
music, ine. 23709
Why shouldn’t I love you; fox-trot
song. © 1 «¢. Nov. 20, 1933; E_unp.
79269; A. J. Grassl. 23710
Why wasn’t it you; pf. © 1c. Nov.
9 1983; E unp. 78992; Joseph
Pavelec. Pay gla l
Whyn’t cha come up sometime; w and
melody. © 1 ce. Nov. 9, 1983; EH
unp. 78699; J. Harold Myers.
BEI GUPA
Will the angels play their harps for
me; w Gale Martin, Jake Reis and
Pete Maloney, and melody. © 1 ©.
Nov. 6, 1983; E unp. 78475; Jimmie
Dawley. Zagle
Will you forgive me darling; song.
© 1 ¢. Nov: 1, 1933; E unp. 78314;
Dolores Drummond. 23714
Will you love me to-morrow as you
love me to-day; w and m Benny
Davis and James F. Hanley; with
uke-banjo-guit. chord notations. ©
Nov. 2, 1988; E pub. 38620'; De Syl-
va, Brown & Henderson, ine. 23715
979
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
yas (Ao.
Will you remember tomorrow, what
you’re telling me tonite; song, m
Bob Doherty and Gus Holstein. ©
1 c. Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 78961;
30b Doherty. 23716
Willow. (Cehe)" "catss Ww Margaret
Widdemer, m Louise Crawford; high
voice; in F. © Nov. 1, 1933; E pub.
38653; White-Smith music pub. Co.
POtLT
Wind (The) and sea; w Bayard Tay-
lor; bar. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E
unp. 79146; John R. Speelman.
23718
Windmill (The); w Longfellow, m
Frederick A. Ogilvy; mixed voices.
© Nov. 3, 1933; E for. 32021; Ue
Curwen & sons, Itd. 23719:
Winter is summer with you; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Nov. 25, 1933; H
unp. 79330; Grace Maria McClary.
23720
Winton (The) suite; by Adam Carse;
string orch. Full se. and pts. ©
Sept. 8, 1933; E for. 32027; Augener,
ltd. 23721
Wise guy; song, m Paul Maynard,
arr. Winona A. Weed; in C maj.
1 c Nov. 10, 1933; E unp. 78740;
Harold Charles Huddleston. 23722
Wish (A); song. © 1c. Oct. 20, 1988 ;
E unp. 78671; Jane Mally. 23723
With all my heart; melody Harold
Spina. © 1c. Nov. 9, 19338; E unp.
78721; Irving Berlin, inc. 23724
Without that certain thing; w and m
Max and Harry Nesbitt; with uku-
lele arr. © Oct: 31, 1983; E_ for.
31883 ; Irwin Dash music co., ltd.
23725
Wolfe (Frank) Three Christmas car-
ols; arr.; pf. accordion.. [English
and German text] © Nov. 15, 1933;
E pub. 38919; Mid-town music co.
23726
Wonderful city; w and melody. ©
1c. Nov. 27, 1933; E unp. 79400;
Michael Flagg. 23727
Wonderful love of Jesus; w and m
Archer Ballantine. © Oct. 22, 1933 ;
E pub. 38906; Uldine Utley. 23728
Won’t you be my anchor to cure de-
pression blues; w Suzanne Bardin,
m Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1.
Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 79866; Susie
A. Bardin. 23729
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Won’t you believe; song. © 1 ¢. Noy,
17, 1933; E unp. 79488; Herbert
Price. 23730
Won’t you come and go with me;
hymn. © May 24, 1923; E pub.
38721; Burton B. Bosworth. 23731
Woodin (William H.) Twelve Vien-
nese waltzes; pf. © Nov. 8, 1933;
E pub. 38871; Miller music, ine.
23732
Would you like to take a chance with
me; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c Nov. 4, 1938;
E unp. 78400; Hilda Craig. 23733
Write me a song I can sing; w and
m Alan Vance and John Rogers. ©
1 c. Nov. 13, 1983; E unp. 78840;
John Sewall Rogers. 23734
Wrong; w Joe Young, m Jean
Schwartz; with ukulele arr.
Nov. 2, 1933; E pub. 38826; Mills
music, ine. 23735.
Wrong again; song, w Sylvia J. Bres-
ler. © 1c. Nov. 24, 1933; E unp.
79300; Belle Fensterstock. 23736.
Wynonee; w and melody. ©1c. Nov.
6, 19383; E unp. 78467; Max A. Haly.
23737
Yankee (The) ram; musical cartune,
Walt Burgess. © Oct. 11, 1933; AA
130845; Camac village guild. 23738
Ya-ya; by Albert Rizzi; violin. ©1c.
Nov. 11, 1933; E unp. 78779; Apollo
music co. 23739
Yearning; song; with men’s quartet
arr. T. H. P. © Sept. 27, 19332
pub, 38645; Ray Hackett and Theo-
dore Post. 23740
Yearning for you sweetheart; song.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp. 78758 ;
Gus Hynek and Angelo Caritoni.
23741
Yellow moon; w Claire F. Malone, m
Larry Cramer; pf. © 1c. Nov. 17,
1933; E unp. 79004; Lawrence F.
Cramer. 23742
Yes, I say; w Martha Barrett, m
Audrey Neilson. © 1 ¢ Nov. 4,
1933; E unp. 78582; Audrey L.
Huber and Martha G. Twinem.,
23743.
Yip chu chee cha cha; pf. ©1c. Nov.
20, 1933; E unp. 79116; Nick Bolin.
23744
980
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1933
Yodeling (The) rambler; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Nov. 1, 1933; E unp.
78278; Norwood Clayton Tew.
23745
wou: fox-trot. song. © “1. c. Nov. 8,
1933; E unp. 78618 ; Don Supino.
23746
w Grace Mowitt Rutherford, m
James Houston Spencer. Noy.
6, 19383; E pub. 38670; Musicraft
publications. 23747
You alone; from The girl without a
room, w Val Burton, m Will Jason;
with arr. for ukulele etc. © Nov.
10, 1933; E pub. 38723; Paramount
productions, inc. 23748
You and I; pf. with w. © 1. Nov.
10, 19383; E unp. 79247; Mary
Frances Martin. 23749
You and the whispering sands; fox-
trot, w and m Carlo Ywn. © 1.
Nov. 1, 1933; E unp. 78310; Charles
A. Owen. 23750
You are like a little love bird; w
Flora Rochotte, m William W.
Lowitz. ©1c. Nov. 3, 1983; E unp.
78368; Flora Rochotte Smith.
23751
You are my man and I am your wo-
man; song, w A. R. Hisert and
George Shackley. © 1 c¢. Nov. 16,
1933; E unp. 78975; August Rudolph
Hisert. 23752
You are my only sweetheart; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E
unp. 79055; Garfield M. Ohlmann.
23753
You are the one; w J. M. Kay, mel-
ody Irving Sheinker and Leroy
Golden. © 1. Nov. 13, 1933; E
unp. 78850; Jack M. Kay, Irv.
Sheinker and L. Golden. 23754
——w L. B. Paquette, melody C. W.
Burr. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp.
78789; Claude W. Burr and Louise
B. Paquette. 23755
You belong in someone else’s arms;
song, w Olga Pettit, sc. Paul Pettit.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79067;
Robert Reid. 23756
You brought the turn of the tide; song,
melody Berton Douglas. Me ee
Nov. 27, 19383; E unp. 79387; Flo
Grunder. 23757
You came back to me just in time;
w and melody. © 1 e. Nov. 20,
1983; E unp. 79086; William J.
Steed. 23758
27037—34——_6
23771
You can’t get away from love; Ww
Charles Tobias and Lou Klein, m
Will S. Dillon; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc. © Nov. 25, 1933; E pub.
38993; F. B. Haviland pub. co.
23759
You can’t take it: w and melody. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 17, 19388; E unp. 78995;
Harry Dial. 23760
You don’t love me any more; w and
melody. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1983; E
unp. 79030; Ada Poole. 23761
You faded out of sight; w Ann Maday,
and melody. © 1. Nov. 6, 1933; E
unp. 78490; Angeline Cortez.
23762
You have taken my heart; w John
Mercer, melody Gordon Jenkins. ©
ive. Nov., 22; 1983) BH unp) 791853
Santly bros., inc. 23763
Youll never understand; w and m
Eddie Pola; with ukulele arr. ©
Nov. 14, 19383; E for. 32022; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., Itd. 23764
You'll. strike it rich; from Strike it
rich, w and m Reggie Bristow and
Jimmy Hammerton; with ukulele
arr. © Nov. 24, 1933; E for. 32226;
Campbell, Connelly & co., 1td.
23765
You love me; from Murder at the Van-
ities, w and m Herman Hupfeld;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Oet.
23, 1988; E pub. 38666; Harms, inc.
23766
You made a fool of me; w J. Kauf-
man, m C. Howard; pf. © 1 e.
Nov. 8, 1983; E unp. 78655; Janet
Kaufman and Carol Howard.
23767
You only; w Ruth C. Gilman, m arr.
Bessie EF. Bevitt. © 1 e. Nov. 22,
1933; E unp. 79190; William Deal-
try Bevitt. 23768
You oughta see my baby in her bathin’
suit; song. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1933;
EK unp. 79231; Joseph M. Heming-
way. 23769
You’re a melody of love dear; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1 e. Nov.
9, 1933; E unp. 78710; James E.
Conroy. 23770
You’re ev’rywhere; from The _ blue
widow, w Stanley Adams, m Man-
ning Sherwin; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Oct. 28, 1933: E pub. 38661 ;
Harms, ine. 23771
981
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23772
You’re heaven to me; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1e.
Noy. 13, 1983; E unp. 78821; Luella
McShane. 23772
You’re just a bit of heaven sent to
me; song. © 1c. Nov. 28, 1933; HE
unp. 79454; Buddy Stevens. 23773
You’re one in a million, mother of
mine; song. © 1 ¢. Nov. 20, 1933:
E unp. 79109; Maurice Flynn.
23774
You’re such a comfort to me; from
Sitting pretty, w Mack Gordon, m
Harry Revel; with chord notations.
© Nov. 8, 1933; E pub. 38649; Para-
mount productions, ine. 23775
You're sweet; song. © 1 ¢. Nov. 23,
1933; E unp. 79227; Gladis Tinsley.
23776
You’re the one and only; pf. with w.
© 1c. Nov. 14, 1933; E unp. 78894;
Hamilton McClean. rea (TG
You’re the only one for me; w and
m Meryll Williams; with ukulele
arr. © Nov. 11, 1933; E for. 32024;
Irwin Dash music co., ltd. 23778
You’re the sweetest thing this side of
heaven; m Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. with w. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933;
EH unp. 79358; Rae Pingree. 23779
You’ve got me wrong; w Alfred R.
Vassallo, and melody. © 1 ¢. Nov.
9, 1933; E unp. 78693; Harry R.
Vassallo. 23780
You've got that something; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1933; E unp.
79281; Anna Wielgosz. 23781
You’ve opened my eyes; w Sid Kuller,
m Mort Goodman. © 1 «. Nov. 27,
1933; E unp. 179879; Morton R.
Goodman. 23782
Your eyes, your arms, your kisses,
were never meant for me; w and m
Leslie Bizzell. © Nov. 22, 1983;
E pub. 38953; John Leslie Bizzell.
pt. IIT; n. s., v. 28
Your kisses; pf. treble with w. ©
1c. Nov. 15, 1983; E unp. 78937;
J. James Lindner. 23784
Your last kiss; m Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. with w. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 79340; Chloe Hubbard.
23785
Your lips were made for kisses, your
kisses made for me; song. © 1 «
Noy. 20, 1983; E unp. 79136; Robert
Curham. 23786
Your love; song. © 1 ec. Nov. 22,
1935; E unp. 79246; Mabel Howard
McDuffee. 23787
Your smile keeps me here; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Noy. 18, 1933; H ump.
79041 ; Eva V. Dawley. 23788
Your smile means everything to me;
fox-trot song. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1933;
E unp. 78557; Marie Bauder.
23789
Your town and my town; song. ©
Nov. 2, 1933; E pub. 38555; William
A. Dillon. 23790
Yo-yo; by Alberto Rizzi; violin. ©
1 c. Nov. 11, 1933; E unp. 78780;
Apollo music co. 23791
Yo-yo crisi; fox-trot, rid. Virgilio
Ripa; pf. © Aug. 1, 1938; EH for.
32205; Angelo Ramiro Borella.
23792
Za-zu-za-zu-zee; w A. Tuvim, melody
D. Heywood. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1933;
EK unp. 78965; Donald Heywood and
Abe Tuvim. 23793
2™° trio; en. si min., par Joaquin
Turina, op. 76; pf., violon et violon-
celle ptes. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for.
31969; Rouart, Lerolle & cie. 23794
500,000 devils; text Carl Kohler, Eng-
lish version and m A. Tandler.
© Oct. 28, 19383; E pub. 38770;
23783 Adolph Tandler. 23795
Number of entries in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1933, Class E,
Musical compositions (including 13,633 unpublished) —~________-____~_ 23, T95
982
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPY-
RIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF
A Yaimé; poésie Jeanne Dortzal, m
_. Henri de Fontenailles. © Marie
Elisabeth Liébert de Nitray, as
widow of the author of m. R 27651.
if
Abendlied; violin and pf. © Gaston
M. Dethier, as author. R 27637. 2
Absent; by John W. Metcalf; violin
obbl.; in A. © Wm. C. Waibel, as
executor. R 27767. 3
Angels (The) are singing; anthem,
Herbert J. Lacey. © Lincoln W.
Hall, Leigh Hall and Philip Hall,
as children of the deceased author.
R 27551. 4
Apollo; intermezzo two-step; pf. ©
EKugene Platzmann, as author. R
27663. 9)
Asperges me; m Bruno Oscar Klein,
op. 86, no. 1; male voices; organ
acc. © Emily Klein, as widow of
the author of m. R 27640. 6
Ave, Maris stella; m Bruno Oscar
. Klein, op. 86, no. 7; boy’s alto and
male cho.; organ acc. © Emily
Klein, as widow of the author of m.
R 27643. 7
Berceuse ; violon et pf. © Alexandre
Thomas, as author. R 27586. 8
Birth (The) of Christ; Christmas
eantata; soli and cho., with organ
ace. © Wm. Berwald, as author.
PR OZ le:
Bohm (Carl) 40 easy and progressive
_ studies for the violin; op. 367. 1st
' position. © Jenny Bohm, as widow.
R 27764. 10
Bullard (Frederic Field) Thirty-six
‘short responses. © Theodore Vail
‘Bullard, as child of the deceased
author. R 27578. 11
Bumpty bumps; orch. © Lester W.
Keith, as author. R 27750. 12
Chaperon (The); operetta, bk. and
lyrics Wm. Danforth, m Geo. F.
Rosche. © Myra Rosche and Ed-
THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[23795
ward Rosche, as executors of the
author of m. R 276386. 13
‘ Cheveux (Les) ; extrait de Pelléas et
Mélisande, acte 3, par Claude De-
bussy, transcrit Leon Roques; pf.
© André Roques, as child of the
deceased author of transcription. R
275 8A. 14
Crazy over you; w William J. Burke,
m Anna Caldwell. © Anna Cald-
well O’Dea, as author of m. R
275387. 15
Darkies’ (The) holiday; orech. © Hd-
mund Lyons, as author. R 27748.
16
Dethier (Gaston M.) Aria; violin
and pf. © Gaston M. Dethier, as
R 27638. 17
—— Caprice; organ. © Gaston M.
Dethier, as author. R 27639. 18
Discontent; by John W. Metcalf, op.
36, no. 3; pf. © William C. Wai-
bel, as executor of the author. R
27669. 19
Dixie (The) rube; march, Thos. S.
Allen; orch. © Arthur J. Allen, as
child of the deceased author. R
27745. 20
Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si, do; song, w
William Cahill. © Benjamin Hap-
good Burt, as author of m, R 27547.
author.
P|
Drunken (The) song; cantata, Oskar
Fried, op. 11, from Zarathustra,
English, Henry Grafton Chapman;
soli, cho. and pf. Voc. sc. © Henry
G. Chapman, as next of kin of the
author of tr., who iS not living. R
27571. Oe
Hspagnola; Spanish dance, Carl
Bohm, op. 366, no. 4; pf. © Jenny
Bohm, as widow. R 27763. 23
Fairy fingers; etude caprice, rev. ed.
by S. B. Mills, op. 24; pf. © Albert
BK. Mills, as child of the deceased
author. R 275385. 24
983
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a ers
Falling spray; valse caprice, W. Alet-
ter, arr. for orch. © Richard HE. Hil-
dreth, as author of arr. R 27746.
25
Fantasia in C minor; by Henry M.
Dunham, op. 21; organ. © Helen
M. Dunham, as widow. R 27755. 26
Fell the governor; from The girl and
the governor, Ww S. M. Brenner, m
Julian Edwards. © Emily Edwards,
as next of kin of the author of m,
who is not living. R 27570. VAG
Full and free salvation;
James M. Black, as author of m.
Re 21bs 1. 28
Handel (Georg Friedrich) Fugue in
EK minor; from 4th suite, ed. A.
Foote; pf. © Arthur Foote, as au-
thor. R 27769. 28
He is the Savior you need; song. ©
L. E. Jones, as author. R 27648. 30
He’s a cousin of mine; w Cecil Mack.
m C. Smith and Silvio Hein. ©
Chris Smith, as one of the authors
of m, and Ann M. Hein, as widow of
the co-author of m. R 27544. 31
Hymrs of worship and _e service.
Chapel ed. © D. Appleton-Century
co.. ine., as proprietor. R 27527.
32
I just can’t make my eyes behave;
lyrics Will D. Cobb, m G. Edwards.
© Gus Edwards, as author of m,
and Katherine A. Cobb. as next of
kin of the author of lyries, who is
not living. R 27590. 33
I love you and am longing for you
still; song, w Henry Blossom, jr. ©
Alfred G. Robyn, as author of m.
R 27539. 34
I’m a pilgrim, I’m a stranger; sacred
song, G. W. Maston. 1. In C, — 2.
In F. © E. Howard Thayer, as
executor. R 27774. 35
If I were only taller; w James O’Dea,
m Anna Caldwell. © Anna Cald-
well O’Dea, as author of m and
widow of the author of w. R 27536.
36
In a shady nook; orch. © Richard E.
Hildreth, as author. R 27749. 37
Irish (An) folk song; by A. Foote; pf.
Arthur Foote, as author. R
27772. 38
984
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pt. 1, nS, vee
Island (The) of by and by; w Alex
Rogers, m Bert A. Williams. ©
Lavinia Rogers, as widow. R 27662.
39
Jolly robbers; overture, Franz von
Suppé, arr. for orch. © Richard E.
Hildreth, as author of arr. R 27753.
40
Kelley (John Craig) Twenty pieces;
in the first five positions, ed. for
violin and pf. © John Craig Kelley,
as author of ed. R 27557. 41
King (The) of Kings; Christmas serv-
ice, Frank E. Graeff and Herbert J.
Lacey [pseud. of J. Lincoln Halli]
© Lincoln W. Hall, Leigh Hall and
Philip Hall, as children of the de-
ceased author J. L. Hall. R 27552.
42
Let it alone; w Alex Rogers, m Bert
A. Williams. © Charlotte Tyler, as
next of kin of the author of m, who
is not living. R 27649. 43
Light cavalry; overture, Franz von
Suppé, arr. for orch. © Richard E.
Hildreth, as author of arr. R 27747.
44
Light of glory: Christmas anthem, m
Geo. B. Nevin: solo and quartett.
© Lillias C. Nevin, as widow of
the author of m, and author of w.
R 27666. 45
Little old America for me; song, m
Ludwig Englander. © Harry B.
Smith, as author of w. R 27543. 46
Louve (La); drame lyrique, J. Jac-
quin. © Gaston Sarreau, as author
of m.” K°27asa: 47
Love is a bubble; by A. Foote; with
violin obbl. 1. Mezzo sop. or bar. — 2.
Sop. or ten. © Arthur Foote, as
author. R 27771. 48
MacDowell (Edward Alexander) In
passing moods; album of selected
pianoforte compositions. © Marian
MacDowell, as widow. R 27765. 49
Manney (Charles Fonteyn) Six easy
piano pieces; by Robert E. Austin,
ed. W. S. B. Matthews. Grades 1,
2. © Charles Fonteyn Manney, as
author of m. R 27559. 50
Marche militaire; by Harry Rowe
Shelley, arr. for military band. ©
Howard Bennett, as author of arr.
R 21322: 51
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Marrying Mary; selection, arr. for pf.
© Eugene Platzmann, as author of
arr. R 27664. 52
Metealf (John W.) Danza; op. 36,
no. 1; pf. © William C. Waibel, as
executor of the author. R 27670. 53
Moor (Emanuel) Concert; op. 62;
violine u. orch. © Winifred Moor,
as widow. R 27738. 54
Mort (La) de Pelléas;
Pelléas et Mélisande, acte 4, par
Claude Debussy, transcrit Léon
Roques; pf. © André Roques, as
child of the deceased author of tran-
‘seription. R 27588. 55D
Moses Andrew Jackson, good-bye; w
Ren Shields, m Ted Snyder. ©
Grace Shields, as widow. R 27661.
56
National emblem; march, Edwin Eu-
gene Bagley; orch. © Clare Es-
ither Dodge, as child of the deceased
‘author. R 27754. oT
Night and dawn; serenade, w Earle C.
Jones; with violin obbl. © Eu-
gene Platzmann, as author of m. R
(25423. 58
Not ashamed of Christ; collection of
sacred music, H. P. Danks, arr. Wm.
Dressler. 1. Sop. and alto. — 2. Alto
‘and ten. © Louis Richard Dressler,
as next of kin of the author of arr.,
who is not living. R 27665. 59
© little town of Bethlehem; by J.
Lincoln Hall. © Lincoln W. Hall,
Leigh Hall and Philip A. Hall, as
children of the deceased author of m.
R 27667. 60
© Maria, Virgo pia; by Bruno Oscar
Klein, op. 86, no. 8; boy’s alto and
male cho. © Emily Klein, as
widow. R 27644. 61
extrait de
On the gay Luneta; w Bob Cole, m
- James Reese Europe. © Dora Cole
Norman and Carriebel Cole Plum-
mer, aS next of kin of the author
of w, who is not living. R 27538.
62
Pavane; violon et pf. © Alexandre
Thomas, as author. R 27588. 63
Pie Jesu, Domine; m Bruno Oscar
Klein, op. 86, no. 6; male voices;
organ acc. © Emily Klein, as
widow of the author of m. R 27641.
64
78
es
Popular solos for trombone or bari-
tone; by Thomas H. Rollinson; with
pf. acc. © Henry P. Buncher, as
executor of the author. R 27558.
65
Popularity. © George M. Cohan, as
author. R 27549. 66
Preyer (Carl A.) Twelve wrist stud-
ies in the form of short pieces for
the piano; op. 43. © Carl A.
Preyer, as author. R 27561. 67
Twenty progressive octave studies
for the piano; op. 30, bk. 2, ten
studies. © Carl A. Preyer, as au-
thor. R 27580.
Querelle (La) ; poésie Madame la com-
tesse Mathieu de Noailles, m Henri
de Fontenailles. © Marie Elisabeth
Liébert de Nitray, as widow of the
author of m. R 27652. 69
Remembrance; by John W. Metealf,
op. 36, no. 2; pf. © William C.
Waibel, as executor of the author.
R 27671. 70
Repose; by John W. Metcalf, op. 36,
no. 4; pf. © William C. Waibel, as
executor of the author. R 27672.
71
Réverie funébre; elégie; pf. ©
Eduardo Garcia-Mansilla, as author.
R 27654. 72
Rolling (The) stone; w F. Clifford
Harris, m Leland Roberts; bar. or
bass. © Lee S. Roberts, as author
of m. R 27542. 73
Romance sans paroles; violon et pf.
(© Alexandre Thomas, as author.
R 27587. 74
Rosche’s secular male quartets for
concert use; ed. Geo. F. Rosche. ©
Myra Rosche and Edward Rosche,
as executors of the author of ed. R
27635. 75
Rosetta; fantasie-mazurka, Carl
Bohm, op. 357, no. 4; pf., 4 hands.
© Jenny Bohm, as widow. R
27758. 76
Rotkippehen (Cinderella) ; mazurka;
pf. © Robert Kiihn, as author. R
27668. fife
Saisons (Les) ; poésie Louis le Sasseun
de Ranzay, m Henri de Fontenailles.
© Marie Elisabeth Liébert de Nit-
ray, as widow of the author of m.
R 27653. 78
985
79
Scherzo fantastique; v. Josef Suk, op.
2 nis. bur) Orch, artirai.. ©
Julius Hertel, as author of editing.
R 27554. 79
Schubert (Franz Peter) Hark! hark!
the lark; serenade, w William
Shakespeare, 2d and 3d verses tr.
from German of Fr. Reil by Isabella
G. Parker, m ed. and arr. N. C.
Page; 3-pt. women’s voices. © N.
Clifford Page, as author of arr. R
27579. 80
Schumann (Camillo) Notturno; op.
24: violine u. orgel. © Camillo
Schumann, as author. R 27524.
81
Sibelius (Jean) Konzert; op. 47, fiir
violine u. klavier, rev. u. bearb. ©
Paul Juon, as author of arr. R
2Zte23: 82
Sight reading and memory lessons for
the pianoforte. Augmented ed. ©
Thomas Tapper, as author. R
27761. 83
Skidoo; characteristic march; orch.
© Lester W. Keith, as author. R
24.152. 84
Snowflakes; w John Vance Cheney;
women’s voices. © Charles Fonteyn
Manney, as author of m. R 27577.
85
Soldier’s field; march-song, w W. W.
Gallagher. and Henry Davenport.
© Richmond Knapp Fletcher, as
author, of m,; R 213 86
Somewhere: w and m Chas. K. Har-
ris. © Cora L. Harris, as widow.
R 27647. 87
Song (A) of supplication; w Nelle
Richmond Eberhart; high voice. ©
Charles Wakefield Cadman, as au-
thor of m. R 27582. 88
Songs of faith and hope: ed. © James
M. Black, as author of ed. R 27569.
89
Spring song; by Gabriel-Marie, arr.
Henry Houseley ; women’s voices. ©
James Houseley, Charles Houseley,
Dorothy Houseley Naylor, Ethel S.
H. Gallup and Helen H. Billin, as
children of the deceased author of
arr. R 27756. 90
Stroll (A) through Cairo; by J. J.
Derwin, arr. for band. © Richard
EK. Hildreth, as. author of arr. R
27751. 91
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pt. II, n. S., v. 28
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Sugar mine; song, E. Leonard and
Eddie Cupero. © Eddie Leonard, as
one of the authors. R 27545. 92
Summer (The) wind;- w -Walter
Learned, m J. W. Bischoff. 1. Sop.
or ten.; in A flat: — 2. Alto or bar.
© Elsie Bischoff Moore, as widow.
R 27760, 27768. 93, 94
Sun (The) is low; by A. Foote: sop.
or ten., with violin obbl: © Arthur
Foote, as author. R 27770. 95
Sunshine (A) shower; reverie; pf.
© Bayley Jordan, as author. R
277438. 96
Tantum ergo; Gregorian, m harmo-
nized Bruno Oscar Klein, op. 86, no.
9; boy’s alto and male cho.; organ
ace. © Emily Klein, as widow of
the author of harmonization. R
27642. 9T
in B flat, by Bruno Oscar Klein,
op. 86, no. 4; male yoices; organ
acc. © Emily Klein, as widow. R
27645. 98.
in G, by Bruno Oscar Klein, op.
86, no. 5; male yoices; organ acc.
© Emily Klein, as widow. R 27646.
99
Teach me, O Lord: sacred song, J. W.
Bischoff; in D. © Elsie Bischoff
Moore, as widow. © R 27759. 100
Tryste Noél; song for Christmas, op.
37, no. 5. 1. High voice. — 2. Low
voice. © Margaret Ruthven Lang,
as author. R 27773. 101
Twilight dreams; by Ernest Gillet, arr.
Henry Houseley; women’s yoices.
© James Houseley, Charles House-
ley, Dorothy Houseley Naylor, Ethel
S. H. Gallup, and Helen H. Billin, as
children of the deceased author of
arr BE 2Tioe 102
Unter liebchens fenster; walzer, aus
dem schwank Wenn die bombe
platzt. © Paul Lincke, as author
of m. R 27546. Ae
Valse lente; violon et pf. © Alexan-
dre Thomas, as author. R 27650.
104
Violin studies; by Gustay Hille. Op.
45. 25 easy studies in the first po-
sition. — Op. 47. 12 technical studies.
© Katharina Baumann and Gustav
Lutterman, as next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 27762.
27766. 105, 106.
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no. 11, 1933
Viscayan (A) belle; by Paul Eno, arr.
for orch. © Richard EK. Hildreth,
as author of arr. R 27744. 107
Vogel (Moritz) Zwei sonatinen; nach
motiven aus dem Freischutz, v. M.
Vogel, op. 40, aus der Schulausgabe
meuerer klavier-literatur, v. Hein-
rich Germer; klavier. nr. 1. C
dur. — nr. 2. G dur. © Else Vogel
and Margarete Boehme, as children
of the deceased author of m. R
27555, 27556. 108, 109
‘When the snow birds cross the val-
ley; song, w Monroe H. Rosenfeld.
O
113
© Alfred Solman, as author of m.
R 27540. 110
World (The) is a toyshop; song, m
Ludwig Englander. © Harry B.
Smith, as author of w. R 27541.
111
You ask why I love thee; song, m
Reed Miller. © Lily Strickland, as
author of w. R 22497. 112
You can have Broadway; song. ©.
George M. Cohan, as author. R
27548. 113
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pages vil—viul of nos. 3-4;
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France, vol. 18 (1918), pages xi—x11 of no. 5;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi-vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages 1x—x of no. 6;
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(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 18;
Greece, vol. 27 (1982), pages vi-vil of no. 2;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi—xil of no. 6;
Trish Free State, vol. 24 (1929), pages vii—vili of no. 9;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xill-xiv of no. 6;
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Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
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(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix—x of no. 7;
Palestine (excluding Trans-Jordan), vol. 28 (1933), pages vi-vu
of no. 9;
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Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi-vii of no. 3;
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
NOTICE.—If the claimant of copyright is the same as the author of words or
music, no statement of authorship is given.
Academic method for orchestra and
band instruments; individual or
group instruction, brass choir John
A. O’Shea and Fortunato Sordillo,
string, woodwind and reed choirs
Carl E. Gardner. 1. Pf., conductor
and teacher’s guide.—2. Oboe or C
melody saxophone.—3s. Flute or pic-
colo. . F horns.—5. Percussion.—6.
Violoncello—7. Double bass.—8.
Viola.—9. Violin—10. E flat and
double B flat tubas.—11. Trombone,
bar. or euphonium.—12. E flat altos
or mellophones.—138. B flat trumpet
or cornet.—14. Bassoon.—15. li flat
alto, or bar., Saxophone.—16. B flat
clarinet or B flat saxophone or B
flat West point model fife. © Sept.
26, 19338; AA 1346381-134646; Carl
Fischer, inc. 23796-23811
Accompanying harmonies for the plain-
song psalter; by Lester Groom. ©
Noy. 1, 1983; A 67290; H. W. Gray
co. 23812
Aching arms; w and melody. ©1..
Dec. 22, 1933; E unp. 80464; Charles
Van Scoit. 23813
Adelaide; by Maurice Benavente; pf.
conductor. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1923; E
unp. 80238; Sonnemann music ¢o.,
inc. 23814
Adieu; by Hdward Elgar, transcribed
Joseph Szigeti; violin and pf. |
Dee. 21, 1983; E for. 32631; -Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd. 23815
After all you’re all I’m after; from
She loves me not, w Edward Hey-
man, m Arthur Schwartz; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Dec. 4, 1933;
E pub. 39377; Harms, inc. 23816
After good bye tonight; song. © 1c.
Dec. 5, 19383; E unp. 79649; Ernest
King. 23817
After I’ve tried; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Noy. 25, 1933; E unp. 80140; Mar B.
Matela. 23818
Afterglow; w and m Rean Burnham.
© 1 ce. Dee. 11, 1933; E unp. 79907;
Rena S. Burnham. 23819
Agitators ; by Herbert Stothart; pf. ©
1 ¢. Dee. 28, 1983; E unp. 80607;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
23820
Ahi va la liebre; vodevil, letra Larra
Gull6n y Lozano Bolea. Voz y bajo.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1983; E unp. 79419;
Francisco Alonso Lopez, Eduardo
Fuentes Oejo and Mariano Gomez
Camarero. 23821
Ain’t you got no romance, honey; pf.
treble with w. © 1c. Dec. 27, 1933;
E unp. 80566; J. James Lindner.
23822
Album Lara; letra y m Maria Teresa
Lara y Agustin Lara, arr. Agustin
Lara. © Oct. 10, 1933; E for.
32535; A. Wagner y Levien sucs., s.
en ¢. 23823
Album of 10 Swedish dances; by
David Hellstr6m and Eric Olzen,
and others, arr. Eric Olzen and
Pietro Deiro; pf. accordion. © Nov.
20, 19383; E pub. 39197; O. Pagani
& bro. 23824
Alice in wonderland ; fox-trot, Charles
Tobias, Jack Scholl and Murray
Mencher, arr. Jack Mason; orch. pts.
with male trio arr. B. Faighes. ©
Dee. 4, 1933; E pub. 39274; Leo
Feist, inc. 23825
— novelty fox-trot, w and m Charles
Tobias, Jack Scholl and Murray
Mencher; with ukulele arr. © Nov.
29, 19383; E pub. 39275; Leo Feist,
inc. 23826
All aboard; pf. © Oct. 27, 1933; E
for. 32363; Barbara Kirkby-Mason.
£3827
All at sea; play, m M. Donner. ©1c.
Nov. 24, 1983; D 28570; Max Donner
and Harold Gould Ivan Gaze.
582T*
All bells in paradise; Christmas carol,
traditional w, m Basil Maine; pf. or
organ ace. © Dec. 15, 1933; E for.
32596; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.
23828
989
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23829
All good things; waltz song, m Abie
A. Kama. © 1c. Dec. 6, 19383; E
unp. 79714; Louis Baker Krekleon.
23829
All hail the King; mixed voices. ©
Dec. 19, 1983; E pub. 39589; Chalvar
Axel Gabriel. 23830
Alla en la montafia; canto arribefio;
pf. © Nov. 20, 1983; E pub. 39279;
Cuates Castilla. 23831
Alle meine walzer; potpourri tber
berlihmte walzermelodien, zusam-
mengestellt u. leicht gesetzt von Rolf
Bender; klavier. © Nov. 3, 1933;
E for. 32332; B. Schott’s soéhne.
23832
Allein kann man nicht glticklich sein;
English waltz aus Das lied vom
ghick, text Konrad Drey, m Willy
Engel-Berger. © Oct. 4, 1933; E for.
32518; Beboton-verlag, g.m.b.h.
23833
Allurement; waltz song. © 1c. Dec.
20, 19383; E unp. 80413; Genevieve
S. Ellis. 23834
Aloha, aloha oe; Hawaiian song of
farewell, w Jimmy Kennedy, m
Queen Liliuokalani; with ukulele
arr. R. S. Stoddon. © Nov. 28,
1983; E for. 32488; B. Feldman &
co. 238385
Alone with dreams; song, w Ethel T.
Muenchinger. © 1 ce. Dec. 7, 1933;
E unp. 79762; Margaret L. Van
Alen. 23836
Along the old bayou; w Harold De
Henning, m Dorothy Drummond,
pf. sc. Basil V. Alt; with ukulele
arr. Alta Vincent. © Dec. 11, 1933;
E pub. 39545; E. M. Waltz music
co. 23837
Alpha sig sweetheart; w and m Ken
Gower; pf. © 1c. Dec. 20, 1933;
E unp. 80414; Charles Kenneth
Gower. 23838
Alt, hvad der er dejligt, minder mig
om dig; af Sommerens melodi, tekst
Mogens Dam, m Umberto Tognar-
elly; pf. © Oct. 3, 1933; E for.
32436; Wilhelm Hansen, Norsk
musikforlag and Nils-Georgs musik-
forlag. 23839
Always a thought of you; waltz song,
melody Jimmie Crane. © 1. Dec.
12, 1933; E unp. 80001; Grace
Bergliot Ulich. 23840
pt. Il, n. s., Vv. 28:
Am I in love; w H. J. de Burgos,.
melody M. de Crescenzo. © 1 «@
Dec. 8, 1933; E unp. 79808; Mario
de Crescenzo and Harry J. de
Burgos. 23841
America and President Roosevelt;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 25, 1933; E.
unp. 80141; Emma Friedrich.
23842
America, what do you say; song. ©
1 c. Nov. 2, 1933; E unp. 80461;
Myrtle Swindel. 23848
American army life; march, by Marcy
Bradshaw Darnall; band pts. Rev.
arr. © Dec. 11, 1933; E pub. 39361;
Carl Dillon music co. 23844-
American recovery hymn; w and m.
Margaret Watkins. © 1 ¢. Dee. 6,.
1933; E unp. 79739; Margaret
O’Bryhim Watkins. 23845
America’s sweetheart; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 22, 1933; E unp. 80483 ;
John E. Newton. 23846
Amour no. 2; by Herbert Stothart; pf.
©1c. Dec. 28, 1983; E unp. 80608 ;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 23847
Amourettes (Les); suite de valses,
J. Gung’l, transcription Georges-
Corroyez; ptes. pour harmonie et
fanfare avec saxophones. © Oct. 1,.
1933; E for. 32375; Hditions Hi.
Gaudet. 23848.
And I love you; song, melody Allen
Taub. © 1 e¢. Dec. 1, 19383; BE) ump:
79521; Oliver T. Aashiem. 23849)
Andantino e Fuga del gatto; di D..
Scarlatti, interpretazione orches-
trale Ferdinando Limenta. Parti-
tura. © Sept. 23,. 19333;>H aor.
32582; A. & G. Carisch & ¢. 23850:
Angelo mio; w Joseph Antoci and
melody. © 1 ¢. Dee. 19, 1983; E.
unp. 80361; Eugene del Cioppo.
23851
Angels holy, high and lowly; anthem,
w J. S. Blackie, m Hric H. Thiman;
mixed voices, with organ ace. ©
Dec. 21, 1982; E for. 32261; Pater-
son’s publications, ltd. 23852:
(The) song; Christmas, HEn-
version H. M. R.,” i )eaue
Tschesnokoy, ed. Max T. Krone;
mixed voices. © Oct. 30, 1933; EH
pub. 39134; M. Witmark & sons.
23853.
Angels’
glish
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1983
Angelus (The); by Ebbie Moyer; pf.,
4 hands. © Jan. 31, 1983; E pub.
39468; Willis music co. 23854
Ann Marie; w and m Aaron A. Clark;
with ukulele arr. © Nov. 20, 1933;
EH pub. 38900; Great eastern song
bureau. 238509
Answer (The); song. ©1c. Dec. 11,
1983; E unp. 79893; Myrtle Ger-
ganess Carroll. 23856
Antes; letra Alfonso Esprit, jr., m
Gonzalo Curiel. © Aug. 16, 1933;
EH} for. 32539; A. Wagner y Levien
sucs., Ss. en ¢. 23857
Apple blossom waltz; by G. Hol-
combe; pf. © Dee. 7, 1933; E pub.
39259; A. W. Perry’s sons. 23858
April ran down this hill; song, w
Selma Robinson. © 1 ec. Dec. 20,
1933 ; E unp. 80422; Albert J. Milans.
23259
Are you sorry; w and melody. ©1e.
Dee. 21, 1983; E unp. 80431; Lucia
L. Eaton. 23860
Are you still in love; song. © 1.
Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. 79759; Bertha
Reola Woods. 23861
Arensky (Anton) Suite; in canon
form, op. 65, transcribed A. Walter
Kramer; string orch. Sec. and pts.
© Dec. 15, 1933; E pub. 39530; M.
Witmark & sons. 23862
Arietta; by Ivor R. Foster; pf. ©
_ Nov. 24, 1933; E for. 32346; Asso-
ciated board of the Royal schools of
music, London. 23863
Arioso; H min. [and] Hvening song:
by Giuseppe Tartini, transcrived
and arr. George J. Trinkaus; flute,
oboe, B flat Clarinet, horn in F and
bassoon. Sc. and pts. © Dee. 18,
1933; E pub. 39414; Kay & Kay
music pub. corp. 23864
Arlene; w Tot Seymour, m Lew Pol-
lack; with ukulele arr. © Nov. 27,
1933; E pub. 39032; Sherman, Clay
& Co. 23865
Armful of trouble; song, from Gowns
by Roberta, w Otto Harbach. ©
Nov. 3, 1988; E pub. 39112; Jerome
Kern. 23866
Army and navy march; intro. Song
of the marines and Artillery song,
arr. Joseph H. Maddy; band pts.
with w. © Dec. 4, 1933; E pub.
39097; Willis music co. 23867
23881
Arrival at the dock; by Herbert Stot-
hart; pt.. .© 1.¢. Dec: 28, 1933; EB
unp. 80609; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 23868
As long as I have you; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 22, 1933; E unp. 80472;
Richard W. Eaton. 23869
As love sings on; w and m Ariadne
Holmes Edwards. © Dec. 30, 1933;
E pub. 39608; Sherman square music
pub. co. 23870
As lovers do; song, m James IL.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80142; George
FE, Snyder. 25871
Ashiey (Helen) Nocturne; w Charles
Buxton Going, m op. 90. © le
Dec. 18, 1933; E unp. 80355; Helen
Ashley. 23872
At Christmastide; w anon., m Orlando
Morgan; in F. © Aug. 8, 1983; E
for. 32558; Edwin Ashdown, ltd.
23873
At Murphy’s farm; w and m Patrick
Kavanagh. © 1c. Dee. 22, 1933;
E unp. 80505; D’Olier music co.
23574
At our football match on Saturday;
w and m Patrick Kavanagh. ©1c.
Dee. 22, 1983; E unp. 80506;
D’Olier music co. 23879
At parting; hymn. © 1 c¢ Dee. 7,
1933; E unp. 19772; Orange H.
Hinkle. 23876
At sundown; by Thomas F. Dunhill;
pf. © Nov. 24, 19383; HB fer. 32343;
Associated board of the Royal
schoois of music, London. 23SEC
At the end of a long weary day; sone,
melody Allen Taub. © 1 ¢. Dec. ij,
1933; E unp. 79519; Iossie Wilson.
23878
At the end of the Gay; w and m
Michael Carr and iWfax and Harry
Nesbitt; with ukuleie arr. © Dec.
4, 1933; E for. 32568; Irwin Dash
music co., ltd. 23819
At the throne of grace; w and m
Haldor Lillenas; pf. © Nov. 15,
1933; E pub. 389387; Lillenas pub. ¢o.
23880
At your command my dear; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1983; E unp.
79943 ; Shirley E. King. 23881
e
doe
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23882
Atkins (Ivor) Six settings of the
preces and responses; by ‘Tudor
composers, ed. I. Atkins and Ed-
mund H. Fellowes. © Oct. 19,
1933; HE for. 32457; Oxford univ.
press. 23882
Aunt Belinda’s music box; by Berniece
Rose Copeland; pf. © Dec 12,
1933; E pub. 39423; Theodore
Presser Go. 23883
Aunt Sally; pot pourri of melodies
from the musical film, selected and
arr. Reg Connelly; pf. © Dee. 14,
1933; E for. 382401; Cinephonic
music co., ltd. 23884
Autumn leaves a floating: song, mel-
ody Peter J. Vargas. © 1 ¢. Dee.
27, 19838; E unp. 80657; George A.
Smith. 23885
Autumn moon; song; with ukulele arr.
© Nov. 13, 1933; E pub. 39334; Earl
Henry Haydock. 23886
Autumn song; by R. O. Suter; violin
or cello and pf. © Dec. 12, 1983;
E pub. 39429; Theodore Presser co.
23887
Autumn’s elegy; w Helen Boardman
Knox, and melody. © 1c. Dec. 6,
1933 ; E unp. 79730; Otto Motzan.
23888
Ave Maria; m Henry Wardale; sop. 1,
2; organ ace. © Dec. 1, 1933; E
for. 32428; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
23889
Ave Regina; m Henry Wardale; sop. 1,
2; organ ace. © Dec. 1, 1933; E
tor. 32429; Stainer & Bell, Itd.
23890
Away in a manger; Christmas hymn,
w Martin. Luther; pf.- ©, Nov. 3.
1933; E pub. 39190; Hans Werder.
23891
Ayer; letra y m Maria Teresa Lara,
arr. Augustin Lara. © Oct. 20;
1933; E for. 32529; A. Wagner y
Levien sucs., Ss. en ¢. 23892
Azul; blues, letra y m Maria Teresa
Lara, arr. Augustin Lara.
10, 1933; E for. 32530; A. Wagner
y Levien sucs., S. en ¢. 23893
Baa-baa, black sheep; _ traditional
negro Jullaby, w ed. Paul Robeson,
m arr. D. Ruthland Clapham; with
ukulele arr. © July 21, 1933; E
for. 32365; Sylvester music co., ltd.
23894
© Nov.
pt. Il, n.s., v. 28
Babe (A) is born; unison song, w
traditional early 15th century, m
Anthony Spurgin. © Oct. 26, 1933;
E for. 32445; Augener, Itd. 23895
Babe (A), so tender; w Katherine K.
Davis, set to old Flemish carol, arr.
Robert William Manton; men’s
voices. © Nov. 15, 1933; E pub.
39232; E. C. Schirmer music ¢€o.
23896.
Babette; w and m William Kernell.
© 1c. Dec. 22, 1933; E unp. 80514;
Movietone music corp. 23897
Baby blue eagle; song. © 1c. Dec. 6,
1933; E unp. 79720; Margaret Neil-
son. 23898
Baby what I'm gonna do to you; w
Stod Herbert, m Jack Deranja and
Gene Ciarocchi; with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 8, 1933; E pub. 39318; West
coast music publishers. 23899:
Baby when I’m thinking of you; w
and melody Bill Kaiser and Bill
Henry. ©1ce. Dec. 29, 1933; E unp.
80664; William Escoffery. 23900:
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Adapta-
tions from three airs by Bach; w
from the German, E. M. Gore-Booth.
Ed. and revision of accs. © Noy. 1,
1933; E for. 32570; George Parker.
23901
Come, spirits, ‘tis His day; tr.
from German, Wm. Hunter, m arr.
Morten J. Luvaas; women’s voices.
© Dec. 20, 1933; E pub. 39534; Gam-
ble hinged music co. 23902.
French suites; phrased, fingered
and annotated Orlando Morgan; pf.
© Aug. 3, 1933; E for. 32559; Edwin
Ashdown, ltd. 23903
Fugue; the great @ min, trans-
cribed Ruth C. Sanford; string orch.
Se. and pts. © Nov. 2, 1933; E pub.
39139; M. Witmark & sons. 23904
Hallelujah; from the Easter can-
tata Christ lay in bonds of death,
ed. by Max T. Krone; mixed voices.
© Oct. 30, 1983; E pub. 39138; M.
Witmark & sons. 23905
Prelude and Fugue in E minor;
arr. Orville A. Lindquist; pf.
Dec. 21, 1938; E pub. 39558; Theo-
dore Presser co. 23906
Sinfonia; in C min., transcribed
Antonio E. Cafarella; 3 clarinets.
Se. and pts. © Nov. 2, 1933; E pub.
39141; M. Witmark & sons. 23907
992
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Suite: gesetzt Arthur Honegger ;
orch. Partition. © July 26, 1933;
E for. 32616; Universal edition, a. g.
23908
Bachelors serenade; wand melody. ©
1c. Dee. 8, 1983; E unp. 80382; Lorn
Brewster Wallace. 23909
Back in my ol’ Mizzurie home; fox-
trot blues song, w H. O. Bowen. ©
1 ¢. Dec. 29, 19383; E unp. 80668;
Lucile Velura Green. 23910
Back up the N.R.A.; march song. ©
1 ¢« Nov. 29, 1983; E unp. 79958;
Maude Jordan Brault. 23911
Bagatelle; by R. O. Suter; violin or
cello and pf. © Dec. 12, 1933; E
pub. 39430; Theodore Presser co.
23912
Bagatelles; 12 piéces sans difficultés,
Fernande Breilh ; pf. © Oct. 2, 1933;
E for. 31948; Maurice Decruck.
23913
Bailando con mi negrita; danzén; pf.
con letra. © 1c. Dec. 27, 1933; EB
unp. 80649; John Armstrong.
23914
Ball at the Savoy; voc. gems, English
version and lyrics adapted Oscar
Hammerstein II, m Paul Abraham.
© Nov. 8, 1933; E for. 32468; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 23915
Ballad (The) of the South; from Sit-
ting pretty, w Mack Gordon, m
Harry Revel; with uke-banjo-guit.
chord notations. © Nov. 15, 1933;
E pub. 38818; Paramount produc-
tions, ine. 23916
Barleycorn parade; w and melody. ©
Pe Mec 12.1983 By unp. “80007 :
Salvatore J. De Rosa. 23917
Basses & chants donnés aux concours
des classes d’harmonie, année 1933;
par F. Motte-Lacroix et Jacques de
la Presle. © Sept. 1, 1983; E for.
32268; Heugel. 23918
Be happy; song. © 1c. Dee. 2, 1933:
E unp. 79632; Jessie Jeannette Bow-
ers. 23919
Be my little sweetie; song. © 1 «
Dec. 1, 1983; E unp. 79560; Bliza-
beth Thomas Brunt. 23920.
Beau (Le) Danube bleu; suite de
valses, J. Strauss, transcription
Georges Corroyez; ptes. pour har-
monie et fanfare avec saxophones.
© Oct. 1, 1983: E for. 32374; Edi-
tions E. Gaudet. 23921
Bedells (Caroline)
23935
Beautiful and wonderful; w and mel-
ody Bill Melvin. © 1 ¢. Dee. 6,
1933; E unp. 79708; William Oswell
Melvin, jr. 238922
Beautiful angel of mine; song. ©1e.
Dec. 21, 1933; E unp. 80438; Kath-
erine M. Goodnature. 23923
Beautiful (The) flower garden; Child-
ren’s day pageant service, w Lizzie
DeArmond, m W. B. Judefind. ©
Apr. 4, 1932; E pub. 39508; Judefind
bros. 23924
Beautiful Gold Rose Green; song. ©
1 ¢.. Nov. 1, 19383; E unp. 79548;
Walter Jacob Baum. 23925
Beautiful mate; w and melody. ©
1 e@. Dee: 6, 1933; H unp. (8673;
Maurice Sullivan. 23926
Beautiful Sierra-Nevada mountains;
song; with ukelele arr. © Nov. 27,
1933 ; E pub. 39010; Manfred Byron
Hughes. 23927
Beauty and _ blessing; service for
Children’s day, w and m W. B. Jude-
find, with a short pageant, Mattie
Be Shannon, .© Apri 1932) 8
pub. 39506; Judefind bros. 23928
Beauty of bygone days; w and mel-
ody Curley Fletcher. © 1 ¢. Dec.
28, 1983; E unp. 80638; Curley W.
Fletcher. 23929
Because; w and m Bob Schafer. ©
i ey Dec. 8. 19383 ;. Hi junp, 79sec;
Robert William Schafer. 23930
Because I thought you cared; w Nor-
win Cunningham, m Harold Lippin-
ecott and Bob Heldenbrand. © 1 c.
Dec. 2, 1933; E unp. 79583; Harold
Irwin Lippincott. 239381
Because of once upon a time; w Joe
Young, melody Harry Stride and
Bernard Maltin. © 1 ¢. Dee. 21,
19383; E unp. 80441; Irving Berlin,
ine, 239382
Bed time blues; fox-trot song. ©1e.
Nov. 25, 1938; E unp. 79944; Iva
Opal Wyatt. 23933
Two short solos;
pf. © Oct. 31, 1983; E for. 32447:
Augener, Itd. 23934
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Diverti-
mento; op. 12, no. 2, transcribed
George J. Trinkaus: woodwinds. Se.
and pts... © .Nov. 2, 1983; E. pub.
39146; M. Witmark & sons. 238985
993
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23936
Beethoven (Ludwig van)—Continued.
Finale; from Sonata op. 10, no.
2, se. William C. Schoenfeld; wood-
winds. Se. and pts. Nov. 2,
1933; E pub. 39145; M. Witmark
& sons. 23936
Minuet; G major, L. van Bee-
thoven [and] Minuet; from Quintet,
E major, L. Boccherini; transcribed
and arr. George J. Trinkaus; oboe,
or flute, B flat clarinet, horn in F
and bassoon. Sc. and pts. © Dec.
18, 1933; E pub. 39413; Kay & Kay
music pub. corp. 23937
Before she fell asleep; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 6, 1983; E unp. 79675;
Claudie Welch. 23938
Beiore the shrine of destiny; hymn,
w and m Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16,
1933; E pub. 39072; Forster music
publisher, inc. 23939
Beggar (The) maid; operetta. ©1..
Dec. 12, 1933; D 28579; Francis de
Burgos. 23939*
Beggars’ (The) march; w and melody.
© 1e. Dec. 11, 1933: E unp. 79894;
Joseph P. McCormack. 23940
Behold He liveth; Easter service, w
Lizzie DeArmond, m Roy E. Nolte
and John J: Thomas. © Jan. 23,
1932; E pub. 39511; Judefind bros.
‘3 23941
Beim sonnenwirt ist a hochzeit heut;
walzerlied, text Peter Kirsten
u. Curt Schulz, m Richard Stauch,
klavier arr. Billy Golwyn. © Nov.
22, 1983; E for. 32405; Musikverlag
City 23942
Believe me, if all those endearing
young charms; Irish folk song, tran-
scription, fingering, phrasing, pedal-
ing, etc., Louis Victor Saar; pf., left
hand alone. © Nov. 23, 1983; E
pub. 39014; Art publication soc.
23943
Bell (The) ringers; by Paul Yoder;
band pts., with conductor. © Dec. 8,
1933; E pub. 39208; Rubank, inc.
23944
Belle (La) dame sans merci; w John
Keats, m Irene Varley. © 1c. Dec.
22, 1933; E unp. 80501; Edith Irene
Varley Ross. Z 23945
Belle (La) Zouma; by L. EH. DeFran-
cesco; conductor. © 1 ¢. Dee. 2,
1933; E unp. 79588; Movietone mu-
sic corp.
23946 |
pt. M1, n. s., v.28
Bells (The) of Sault Sainte Marie;
song, m Charles Lagourgue, op. 52,
no. 5) © Nov. 34, 493833 poh.
39201; Roland Roderick Rains.
23947
Beloved; w and melody Victor Schert-
zinger. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1933; E unp.
86440; Irving Berlin, ine. 23948
Bendemeer’s stream; w Thomas Moore,
Irish meledy arr. Morten J. Luvaas;
men’s voices. © Dec. 20, 1933; E
pub. 39535; Gamble hinged music co.
23949
Benedicite, omnia opera; short setting,
w traditional, m Ralph P. Jones;
mixed voices; organ acc. © Dec. 18,
1933; E pub. 39476; G. Ricordi & co.,
ine. 23950
Benedictus es, Domine; m Frank
Scherer; mixed voices; organ acc.;
in: D. © Dec. 19; 19233; )8) pep:
39500; H. W. Gray co. 23951
Berceuse; by Maurice Benavente; pf.
conductor. © 1c. Noy. 9, 1933; E
unp. 80237; Sonnemann music ©C0.,
ine. 23952
paroles Hugues Delorme et Pierre
Humble, m Paul Pierné; 2 voix
égales. © Oct. 1, 1933; E for. 32381;
Henry Lemoine & Cie. 23953
Bernard’s (Al) complete Minstrel
folio. bk.-1. ' © Dee 2 19322544
132873 ; Bibo-Lang, ine. 23954
Berrehill (Robert H.) Four little
piano pieces with words; w, m and
biographical sketch with instructive
annotations. © Nov. 28, 1983; HE
pub. 39012; Art publication soc.
Berry pickin’ time in Caroline; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1933; E unp.
79858 ; Roy Edward Weast. 23956
Bésame en la boca; letra y m Joaquin
Pardavé. © Aug. 1, 1933; EH for.
32544; A. Wagner y Levien sucs., s.
en ¢. 23957
Bethlehem night; w W. Leslie Nicholls,
m Arthur Warrell; mixed voices.
© Sept. 14, 1933; E for. 32293; Ox-
ford univ. press. 23958
Better think twice; w Tot Seymour,
melody J. Fred Coots. © 1 e¢. Dee.
2, 1933; E unp. 79582; Santly bros.,
ine. 23959
994
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no. 12, 1933
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
23987
Bird song; by Lesley Bamford; pf. © | Bluebird (The) in my heart; w and
_ Nov. 24, 1933; E for. 32342; Associ-
ated board of the Royal schools of
>» music, London. 23960
Birds of a feather; m E. J. Bump.
Musical sc. with w. © 1. Nov. 10,
1933; D 28569; Edna June Bump
and Chalmers B. Fithian. 23960*
Birds on the telefone wire; w and m
Preston Thompson. © 1c. Dee. 11,
1933 ; E unp. 79931; M. P. Thompson.
23961
Blind pigs; song, m Basil Sadler. ©
1c. Dec. 1, 1933; E unp. 79530;
Jimm Webster. 23962
Blond or brunette polka; w Sip, m
Andrew Grill; orch. pts. [Polish
text only] © Nov. 1, 1983; E pub.
39086; Joseph Jiran. 23963
Blow ye the trumpet in Zion; anthem,
.text from Joel and Isaiah, m Robert
S. Flagler; mixed voices, organ acc.
© Dec. 4, 1933; E pub. 39378;
Harms, inc. 23964
Blue accordion; by Geo. Scott-Wood;
pf—accordion. © Dec. 6, 1933; EH
for. 32361; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.
23965
Blue bell waltz; by G. Holcombe; pf.
© Dec. 7, 1933; E pub. 39260; A. W.
Perry’s sons. 23966
Blue (The) eagle; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 22, 19383; E unp. 80495; Arthur
Dightman. 23967
—w B. Machurek, m Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1933; BE unp.
79823 ; Besse Machurek. 23968
w G. W. Hamilton, m Luther A.
Clark. © Dec. 4, 1933; Epub.
39208; George W. Hamilton. 23969
Blue eagle; song, melody Larry Wf.
Goffin. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1933; E unp.
80278; John Labadie. 28970
Blue (The) eagle march; song, m Dan-
iel H. Wilson. © 1. Oct. 2, 1983;
E sunp. 77017; H. Mae Lawson.
23971
Blue melody waltz; w and melody. ©
ime.) Dec. 21, .1933,;. E. unp. 80429:
Max A. Ealy. 23972
Blue skies; song, w Marie Measley. ©
1 c. Dec. 11, 1983; E unp. 79938;
Carlo Nicosia.
23973 /
melody.,..©).1, ¢., Dec. 27, 1933; E
unp. 80637; Charles H. Frizzelle.
23974
Blues; von Eugen d Albert, bearb.
Josef Konigsberger: orch. stimmen.
©. June 22,4933.) Hr tory, 3241b-
Edition Kaleidoskop. 23975
Boarder (The) that stole my dear
wife; w Dick Sanford and Clarke
Van Ness, melody Ernie Burnett and
Tom Berwick. ©1c. Dec. 20, 1933;
E unp. 80399; De Sylva, Brown and
Henderson, inc. 23976
Boccherini minuet in A; poem Doris
Rowley, m arr. A. Rowley; mixed
voices. © Nov. 24, 19838; E for.
32354; Alec Rowley. 23977
Bolero moderne; arr. Morton Gould;
Zuopis. ©. Dee G 2933.2. Huepube
39250; Edward B. Marks music corp.
23978
Bonnie Jean of Aberdeen; w Al Bryan,
m Harry Armstrong; with ukulele
arr. R. 8S. Stoddon. © Nov. 6, 1933;
E for. 32484; B. Feldman & co.
23979
Bonny bluebonnet; w F. F. Roan and
Tommy Ray Clark, and melody. ©
Ie Dee, 92) 1933 >.) Wy sunpe na goro.
Florence F. Roan. 23986
Bootlegger blues; song, w Gwen Lark.
©1ce. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp. 80572;
Olga Margaret Wolf. 23981
Booze begone; song, m Knowles Shaw,
arr. E. O. Excell. © Oct. 31, 1983;
E pub. 39028 ; Samuel B. Letson.
23982
Boulevard (The) of broken dreams;
from Moulin rouge, w Al Dubin,
Harry Warren; with arr. for uku-
lele, ete. © Nov. 22, 1933; E pub.
39126; Remick music corp. 23983
Bound for port happiness; valse song.
©1c. Nov. 29, 1983; E unp. 79984;
Marion EH. Doolittle. 23984
Boundless joy; our 1934 bk. for sing-
ing schls., etc., Virgil O. Stamps and
others. © July 1, 1933; A 68200;
Stamps-Baxter music co. 23985
Brahms (Johannes) Mélodies; tra-
duction francaise Jean Chantavoine,
paroles anglaises H. Bellamann;
voix moyennes. 3™°, 4™° vy. [Textes
francaise, allemand et anglais] ©
Sept... 1, Octs a, 19383 > Hy for. 32301,
32372; Durand & cie. 23986, 23987
995
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23988
Brass (The) choir; collection of com-
positions for brass instruments, com-
piled Rob Roy Peery; with pf. acc.
© Dec. 16, 1933 ; E pub. 39538; Theo-
dore Presser co. 23988
Bravo! bravo; schlager - potpourri,
Nico Dostal; pi., with w. © Aug. 25,
1933; E for. 32313; Alrobi musik-
verlag, g. m. b. h. 23989
=
Breakfast ball; from Let’s fall in
love, w Ted Koehler, m Harold R.
Arien.- ©" Dec.“ 73 19352 Ei pep:
39326; Irving Berlin, inc. 23990
Breakfast breakdown; by Red Norvo;
xylophone solo; pf. ace. © Dec. 26,
1933; E pub. 39584; Robbins music
corp. 23991
Bridge (Frank) Sonata; violin and
pf. © Oct. 25, 1933; E for. 32448;
Augener, Itd. 23992
Bring a torch, Jeannette, Isabella;
Christmas carol, English text
Helen A. Dickinson, m old French
Noél arr. Clarence Dickinson; sop.
1, 2 and alto. © Nov. 28, 1933; E
pub. 39894; H. W. Gray co. 238993
breadeasting to you; song, m Albert
Whitnall. © Dec. 12, 1933; E pub.
39354; Elijah H. Rayner. 23994
Brocade slippers; menuet, Clarence M.
Cox; violin and pf. © Dec. 12,
1933; E pub. 39424; Theodore Pres-
ser co. 23995
Broken; song, m Burrell Van Buren.
© Feb. 14, 1933; E pub. 39179; HE.
Laurette Bishop. 23996
Broken (A) heart; song, m L. J. Ditt-
mer. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1933; E unp.
79769; Louis John Dittmer and Don-
ald Morrison Storms. 23997
Broken-hearted (The) cowboy; w L.
Boreson and Violet Riedler, m Clif-
ford Martin Eddy, jr. ©1c. Dec. 5,
1933; E unp. 79645; Lillian Boreson.
23998
Broken toys: w and melody Julian
Woodworth. © 1 ¢. Dec. 26, 1933;
E unp. 80510; Miller music, ine.
23999
Buggy (The) song; w and m Billy
Hill and Joe Young; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 13, 1933; E pub. 39402;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine. 24000
Buried down deep; sacred, w and m
Haldor Lillenas; bass. © Nov. 15,
1933 ; E pub. 39384; Lillenas pub. co.
24001
pt. 1m, n.s., v.28
Busch (Carl) Impromptu; sextet for
cornets or clarinets. Se. and pts.
© Nov. 24, 1933; E pub. 39015; H. T.
FitzSimons co. 24002
Busy (The) bugle; w and m Dorothy
Gaynor Blake; pf. © Jan. 31, 1933;
E pub. 39459; Willis music co.
24003
But I still can’t believe we’re through;
w E. L. Clark, m J. Anderson. © 1
ec. Dee. 15, 19383; E unp. 80112; E. L.
Clark and Jesse Anderson. 24004
Butterfly (The); unison, w J. Crau-
furd, m F. W. Wadely. © Dec. 14,
19383; E for. 32507; Novello & co.,
ltd. 24005
Buy now; song, melody Allen Taub.
© 1c. Dee. 14, 1933; E unp. 80096;
Mrs. E. M. Schwarz. 24006
Buzzing (The) bee; w and m Mae-
Aileen Erb; pf. © Sept. 25, 1933;
E pub. 39242; Co-operative music co.
24007
By the gate; Russian folk-song, Eng-
lish tr. M. D. Calvocoressi, m Mod-
est Mussorgsky, ed. and arr. W.
Gillies Whittaker. 1. Male voices.
2. Mixed choir. © July 13, 1933;
E for. 32288, 32291; Oxford univ.
press. 24008, 24009
By the lazy mill; w J. A. Murphy,
melody P. Bradd. ©1e. Dec. 26,
1933; E unp. 80635; James Aloysius
Murphy and Percy Bradd. 24010
By the light of faith; hymn, w and m
Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16, 1983; E
pub. 39074; Forster music publisher,
ine. 24011
C. B. Cochran presents; selection,
Henry Hall; orch. pts. © Oct. 6,
1933; E for. 32461; Chappell & co.,
Itd. 24012
C’est idiot, mais ec’est marrant; pa-
roles Victor Vallier et René Buzelin,
m Ray Ventura. © Apr. 1, 1933;
E for. 32349; Société anonyme fran-
caise Chappell. 24013
C’est le plaisir que j’aime; valse, pa-
roles Maurice Aubret, m Wal-Berg;
avee accord de l’ukulele. © Oct. 1,
1933; E for. 32391; Editions Sala-
bert. 24014
Cabin lullaby; song, with violin obbl.
©1c. Dec. 14, 1983; E unp. 80074;
Hazel Ernestine Barger. 24015
996
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
California land of sunshine; w Evelyn
Coleman, m Gustave Sax. © Dec.
8, 1933; E pub. 39312; Lucy Warder
McKellup. 24016
Call (The) of spring; choral dance,
founded on Arditi’s I] bacio, arr. for
mixed voices Noel Hannenford. ©
Sept. 19, 1983; E for. 32364; Banks
& son. 24017
Call (The) of the sea waltz; w and
melody Jack Prestwood. © 1 «.
Dee. 27, 1983; E unp. 80592; John
William Prestwood. 24018
Calling for brave volunteers; hymn.
© Dec. 8, 1933; EH pub. 39391; John
Edgar Ingalls. 24019
Calling me home; w Louise McDer-
maid, m Haydn Wood. © Dec. 1,
19383; E for. 32421; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 24020
Calvary (The) road; w and m Haldor
Lillenas. © Nov. 15, 1933; E pub.
38942; Lillenas pub. co. 24021
Camp-fire march; medley, arr. Joseph
E. Maddy; band pts. © Dec. 4,
1933 ; E pub. 39098; Willis music co.
24022
Can I help it; w Kay Vickers, m arr.
Lennie Rubin; pf. ©1ec. Dee. 14,
1933; E unp. 80076; Rosemary Ted-
ford. 24023
Can I hope to see His face; hymn, w
and m Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16,
1933; E pub. 39083; Forster music
publisher, inc. 24024
Can it be you; song. © Oct. 22, 1933;
EK pub. 39602; Lula Tacy. 24025
Canta, gayarre; historieta cdmico-
sainetesca, F. Lozano y E. Arroyo,
con musica. © Sept. 20, 1932; H
for. 32318; Francisco Alonso, F.
Lozano y E. Arroyo. 24026
Canto di Zolfara; di Stefano Gibilaro;
violoncello e pf. © Nov. 29, 1933;
E for. 32496; G. Ricordi & co.
24027
Caprice tzigane; flute and pf. © Dec.
2, 1933; E pub. 39059; Gregory
Stone. 24028
Capullito de azucena; bolero, letra y
m Rafael Hernandez. © Oct. 19,
1933; E for. 32525; Southern music
pub. co., ine. 24029
Carry me back to old Kentucky; fox-
trot, w and m Winthie Winmore
Leach. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; FE unp.
49951; M. Arzelie Ralls. 240630
24042*
Carrying on; w W. Bury and Will
Kings, m Winifred Bury. © June
15, 19388; E for. 32512; Paterson’s
publications, ltd. 24031
Casadesus (Henri) Quatre chansons
francaises; paroles Guillot de Saix.
© Oct. 1, 1983; E for. 323838; Edi-
tions Salabert. 24032
Casella (Alfredo) Sinfonia; pf.,
clarinetto, tromba e_ violoncello.
Partitura. © Sept. 25, 1933; E for.
32091; A. & G. Carisch & c. 24033
Catalonian Christmas carol; English
version John Phelps, m arr. Chan-
ning Lefebvre; male voices. ©
Nov. 1, 1983; E pub. 39022; H. W.
Gray Co. 24034
Celebrated hymns; coll. of well-known
hymns for pf. ed. and arr. Ernest
Haywood. © Dec. 21, 1933; E for.
32630; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
24035
Century folio; by W. J. Eckhard; 4
ten. banjos, 2 mands. and’ guit., 2
violins, mando bass and pf. © Dee.
27, 1933; E pub. 39579; Don Santos
pub. co., inc. 24036
Ceremonies of the world; sc. of
Strange ceremonies of the world,
David Mendoza; pf. Nov. 7,
19338; E pub. 39159; M. Witmark &
sons. 24037
Chance (A) with me; w and m Billie
B. Gardner. © 1 ¢. Dec. 5, 1933;
E unp. 79643; Frances B. Gardner.
24038
Chanson pour Avril; song, poéme
Comtesse de Noailles. © 1 c. Nov.
15, 1933; E unp. 79822; Ferdinand
Hermann Davis. 24039
Chant des galériens; slow fox-trot,
de Rose de France, lyrics Albert
Willemetz,m Sigmund Romberg. ©
Oct. 11, 1933; E for. 32490; Société
anonyme francaise Chappell. 24040
Chase (The) ;: by Thomas F. Dunhill:
pf. © Nov. 24, 1983; E for. 32347:
Associated board of the Royal
schools of music, London. 24041
Chatterbox; violin and pf. © 1.
Dec. 18, 1933; E unp. 80374; Andrea
di Sessa, 24042
Chauntecleer; children’s o peretta,
adapted from Chaucer’s Canterbury
tales, bk., lyrics and m Oliver Wil-
liam Robinson. Voc. se. and libretto.
© Dec. 14, 19383; D 28573: H. T.
VitzSimons co. 24042
ooG
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES:
24043
Cheated at love: w and meludy. ©
ive, ‘Dee. 22) 1933's. WH oinp:.2s0482:
George A. Mongue. 24048
Cheer up daddy and smile your blues
away; w and melody. © 1 e. Dee.
9, 19383; E unp. 79852; Harlow G.
Jungles. 24044
Cheerful little chiseler; w E. B. Allen,
melody Michael Flagg. © 1 ©. Dee.
5, 1933; E unp. 79654; Edwin B. Al-
len and Michael Flagg. 24045
Chicago’s world fair; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 79946 ;
James W. Maddox, jr. 24046
Child of hope; Christmas Service,
songs, W. B. Judefind, recitations
and exercises, Mattie B. Shannon
and Emily Donaghy. © Sent. 20,
1933; E pub. 39513; Judefind bros.
24047
Children’s book; by Arthur AlJen; pf.
© fT cc? Dee 14, 19337 unp, 79929
Arthur D. Allen. 24048
Children’s games; fox-tret, intro.
Hail! Hail! the gang’s all here,
Jennie-o Jones, etc., compiled and
arr.; orch. pts., with w. © Dec. 15,
1933; E pub. 39445; J. A. Browne.
24049
Childrens garden of song; songs, Ww
from Mother Goose rhymes and by
Robert Louis Stevenson. © 1 «.
Nov. 23, 1933; E unp. 80454; Alice
L. Eaton. 24050
Chimes at nightfall; w Amy Sherman
Bridgman, m H. Wakefield Smith,
arr. N. Clifford Page; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. ©... Nove'2ZG 1933." nh" pub:
39051; Oliver Ditson co., ine.
24051
Chinese festival; pf. © 1 ¢. Dec. 11,
1933; E unp. 79898; Elizabeth Lam-
bert Hebb. 24052
Chiquita; Mexican hot-cha, w Harry
Tobias, m Herbert Stothart. ©1e.
Dec. 15, 1933; E unp. 80127; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 24053
Choice (A) collection of gigues and
toccatas; with other short pieces, by
French, Italian and German com-
posers, compiled, se’ected and ed.
Frederick Moore; pf. © Apr. 15,
1933; E for. 32683; Paterson’s pub-
lications, ltd. 24054
Choral prelude; w Henriette B. Ran-
degger; pf. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1933;
K unp. 80368; Giuseppe Aldo
Randegger. 24055
pt. IN, n. s., v. 2&
Christ of Christmastide; Christmas
service, w Lizzie De Armond, m
A. L. Judefind, Roy E. Nolte and
John J. Thomas. © Oct. 138, 1932:
E pub. 39501; Judefind bros. 24056.
Christ the conqueror; Easter service,
w and m W. B. Judefind, with short
pageant, Mattie B. Shannon. ©
Feb. 14, 1933; E pub. 39516; Jude-
find bros. : 24057
Christmas carol, 1933: pf. with w. ©
Dec. 25, 193883; E pub. 39603; Abra-
ham B. Cox. 24058
Christmas greetings; song. © 1 «@
Dec. 9, 1988; E unp. 80022; M. Allen
Barth. 24059
Christmas medley; song, w arr. I. M.
Ragsdale, Ava May Ragsdale and
Isabelle Vernon. © 1 e. Dee. 11,.
1933; E unp. 80656; Ida May Rags-
dale. 24060:
Claim (The) on the plain; valse song.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. 79998;
Walter and Lillian Hovet. 24061
Clippinger (The) class-method of
voice culture; by David A. Clip-
pinger. © Dec. 18, 1983; AA
34853 ; Oliver Ditson co., inc. 24062
Close to me; w Bob Rothberg, m John
KKlenner, arr. Paul Hill; with sym-
bols for guit. and banjo. © Dee. 14,
1933; E pub. 39386; Olman music
CORD = 24063.
Cloud pictures; w and m Mae-Aileen
Erb; pf. © Sept. 25, 1933; HE’ pub.
39241; Co-operative music ¢o.
24064
Codel un fradil; w and melody.. ©
1c. Dec. 6, 1933; D 28576; Samuel
Gozinsky. 24064*
Coleman (Henry) Ten hymn tune vol-
untaries; organ. bk. 1, 2. © Nov.
21, 1983; EH for, * 32430) jee
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 24065, 24066:
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs for mandolin; compiled A. De
Martino. ser. 135. © Aug. 1, 1933;
KE for. 82595; Italian book co. 24067
Colleen my colleen; song. © 1 c. Nov.
20, 1983; E unp. 79747; Charlotte
W. Applebee. 24068
College daze; musical drama, w and.
melody. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1933; E unp.
79844; Elmore O. Lundeen and
Francis E. Sadowski. 24069
998
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Colombina (La); polka. © 1 ¢. Dee.
4, 1988; E unp. 79592; Henry Am-
erio. 24070
Color (A) scheme [and] His auto-
graph; songs, w Lawrence Keister.
© Oct. 8, 1933; E pub. 39239; BH
Edwin Sheldon. 24071
Colorado blues; w and melody Harry
Lowe. © 1c. Dec. 15, 1933; E unp.
80117; Joe Davis, inc. 24072
Colorado home; w and melody Craw-
ford O. Swartz. ©1c. Nov. 8, 1933;
EH eunp. 78642; Laura M. Anderson.
24073
Come into my heart and abide; male
quartet. © Dec. 1, 1933: E pub.
39214; George L. Miller. 24074
Come join the dance; song. © Dec. 8,
19383; E pub. 39315; Clayton Wes-
eott Lunham. 24075
Come, let us chase the rainbow; m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1 ¢. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80144;
Shirley Siegel. 24076
Come, let us worship; w H. F. Lyte, m
Victor Massey; mixed voices. ©
Nov. 1, 1933; E for. 32440; W. H.
Paling & co., ltd. 24077
Come shepherd swains; w anon., 16th
century, m Gordon Jacob; men’s
voices. © July 138, 1933; E for.
82278; Oxford univ. press. © 24078
Come to me sweetheart; song, mel-
ody Allen Taub. © 1 c. Dec. 26,
1933 ; E unp. 80539; Clara Olson.
24079
Come up and see me sometime; from
Take a chance, w Arthur Swan-
strom, m Louis Alter; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © Nov. 7, 1933; E pub.
39104; Harms, inc. 24080
Come up some time; song, w Gwen
Lark. © 1 ¢. Dec. 3, 1933; E unp.
79890; Olga Margaret Wolf. 24081
© 1c. Nev. 24,
E unp. 79754; Charles W.
24082
— song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 25, 1933;
HE eunp. 80145; Nancy Mallatt. 24083
Come with me; song.
1938 ;
Lewis.
Come, ye disconsolate; brilliant varia-
tions, M. W. Butler; pf. © Dec. 7,
19383; Epub. 39251; A. W. Perry’s
sons. 24084
33589— 34-—. 2
24099
Coming back to Tennessee; song, m
Luther A. Clark. © Dec. 4, 1933;
EH pub. 39207; Carl T. Brown.
24085
Command (The) performance; selec-
tion, Jack Waller and Joseph Tun-
bridge; pf. © Nov. 1, 1933; E for.
32473 ; Chappell & co., ltd. 24086
Comrades for service; service, w Lizzie
DeArmond, m W. B. Judefind, Roy
E. Nolte and John J. Thomas, with
a Short pageant, Mattie B. Shannon.
© Aug. 5, 1932; E pub. 39510; Jude-
find bros. 24087
Concert waltz; by Gerard Carbonara ;
pf. no. 1. ©1.e. Dec. 18, 1933; E
unp. 80292; National screen service.
24088
Concerto no. 2; pour. pf. and petit
orch., Filip Lazar, op. 19. 1. Parti-
tion.—2. Orch. ptes. © Oct. 1, 1933;
E for. 32396, 32397; Durand et cie.
24089, 24090
Concha nacar; letra y m Maria Te-
resa Lara, arr. Agustin Lara. ©
Nov. 15, 1983; E for. 32531; A. Wag-
ner y Levien sucs., Ss. en ec. 24091
Conservation corps march; 1st violin.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1933; EB unp. 80568 ;
Henry Augustus Lawrence. 24092
Corn (David De Tar) jr. Twelve mel-
odies. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1933; E unp.
80626; David De Tar Corn, jr.
24093
Coronation; by Herbert Stothart; pf.
©1«. Dec. 28, 193838; E unp. 80610;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 24094
Costumes of the world; sc. of the film,
David Mendoza; pf. © Nov. 13,
19338; E pub. 39165; M. Witmark
& sons. 24095
Cottage (A) twined with roses; song.
© Dec. 20, 1983; E pub. 39489;
Kathryn Converse. 24096
Cotton-blossom-time; w and m Doro-
thy Gaynor Blake; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Jan. 31, 1933; E pub. 39461;
Willis music co. 24097
Counsellor (The); march, by Joseph
EH. Maddy; band pts. Dec. 4,
1933; E pub. 39096; Willis music
co. 24098
Count your blessings; from Joe Pa-
looka, verse Edgar A. Guest, lyric
Irving Caesar, m Ferde Grofé;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Dec.
4, 1933; E pub. 393874; T. B. Harms
co. 24099
993
-
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24100
Counting all the stars; song. © 1.
Dec. 5, 19383; E unp. 79657; Joe
Barilla. 24100
Country snap shots; by Harold Green-
fal= pe. "©, Nov. 10,1933) fh for:
32312; Banks & son. 24101
Cowboys (The) return; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 29, 1983; E unp. 79959;
Nelson Marsh. 24102
Crazy (The) things that I do; song, m
Frank Burns, arr. Frank S. Wildt.
© 1c. Dec. 5, 1933; E unp. 79646;
Wyley Mullenax. 24103
Croonin’ in the dark; w and m Bob
Adkisson. © Dec. 22, 1933; E pub.
39569; Robert S. Adkisson. 24104
Crowded subway; song. © 1c. Dec.
13, 1933; E unp. 80040; Thelma
Matesky. 24105
Crusader ; march, H. C. Edwards, arr.
Artie Matthews; pf. © Dec. 6,
1933; E pub. 39523; Howard C. Ed-
wards and Elbert L. Rust. 24106
Crushed flower; w Elva McBeth, m
Marjorie Conrad Johnson. © Dee.
1, 1933; E pub. 39400; Ogren & Uhe,
ine. - 24107
Cry baby blues; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢.
Noy. 25, 1933; E unp. 80146; Maggie
Stark. 24108
Cuban cabaret; rhumba, w Edward
Heyman, m Bert Kaplan and Reggie
Childs; with arr. for ukulele, etc.
© Nov. 38, 1933; E pub. 39102;
Harms, inc. 24109
Culpable no eres tt; letra autor
anonimo, m Miguel Prado. © Oct.
2, 1983; E for. 32546; A. Wagner y
Levien sucs., Ss. en ¢. 24110
Cuttin’ up; melody Charles Lawrence.
© 1c. Dec. 5, 1933; E unp. 79872;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 24111
Cyprian (A) woman; Greek folk song,
w Margaret Widdemer, m Ivy Fran-
ces Klein. © Dec. 5, 1933; E for.
32434; Elkin & co., ltd. 24112
Dahlen (Carl O.) Three songs; w
C. O. Dahlen, G. Arvid Gordh and
S. B. Gould; mixed voices and male
cho. © Nov. 1, 1983; E pub. 39020;
Carl O. Dahlen. 24113
Dance again; waltz, w and m and pf.
arr. William Kernell. © 1 ¢. Dec.
22, 19383; E unp. 80513; Movietone
music corp. 24114
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Dance the Russian dance; song. © 1
e. Dee. 138, 19383; BE unp? S0srG> a0-
Seph Acampora, jr. 24115
Dance with me to-night; song, m H.
Tremper and Frank Loforese. © 1
c. Dec. 29, 1933; E unp. 80670; Han-
nah Tremper. 24116
Dancer of dreams; w Max T. Krone,
m Clarence Loomis: mixed voices.
© Nov. 7, 1983; E pub. 39136; M.
Witmark & sons. 24117
Dancing feet; w G. Blaisdell, m Hoyt
Brown. © 1 c. Nov. 24, 1933; E
unp. 80066; Harry Hoyt Brown and
George Blaisdell. 24118
Dancing in the starlight; by M. W.
Butler; pf. © Dee. 7, 1933; E pub.
39252; A. W. Perry’s sons. 24119
Dancing till dawn; w H. J. de Burgos,
melody M. de Crescenzo. © 1 e.
Dec. 8, 1933; E unp. 79807; Mario
de Crescenzo and Harry J. de
Burgos. 24120
Dancing with Sally; song. © 1 e.
Dee. 2, 19383; E unp. 79575; Etta M.
L. Campbell. £4121
Danse russe; par Igor Strawinsky,
transcription par l’auteur et Samuel!
Dushkin; violon et pf. © July 28,
1933; E for. 32454; Russischer mu-
sikverlag, g.m.b.h. 24122
Danses et procession andalouse; par
Fernande Decruck; pf. © Oct. 2,
1933; E for. 31951; Maurice De-
cruck. 24123
Dark night; song. ©1c. Dec. 7, 1933;
E unp. 79763; Leland Arthur Swan-
son. 24124
Darky rhythm; w and melody. ©1c.
Dec. 1, 1933; E unp. 80070; Frank
Henry McLennan. 24125
Das ist die musik, die mich so gliick-
lich macht; slowfox, aus Die kleine
schwindlerin, text Robert Gilbert, m
Franz Doelle. © June 1, 1933; B
for. 32566; Wiener bohéme verlag,
g.m.b.h. 24126
Daughters (The) of America; march;
pf. © 1 c. Dec. 5, 1933; Bee
79651; Ruth Ellen Deppensmith.
24127
David jazz; jazz epic, w Edwin Meade
Robinson, m Joseph F. Wagner;
men’s voices; pf. or orech. ace.
Nov. 1, 19383; E pub. 39234; Riker,
Brown & Wellington, inc. 24128
1000
ee +.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Davy Jones’ locker; w J. Sebastian
Matthews, m Ht Alexander Mat-
thews; men’s voices. © Nov. 8,
1933; E pub. 39050; Oliver Ditson
COs nic: 24129
Day (A) without you; from 8 girls
in a boat, American version Sam
Coslow, m Arthur Rebner; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Dee. 11, 1933;
E pub. 39420; Famous music corp.
24130
Dear how can I forget you; melody,
with w. ©1c. Dec. 5, 1933; E unp.
79660; Ann Lahty. 24131
Dear little pal of mine; song, arr. Bur-
rell Van Buren; with ukulele arr.
© Mar. 27, 1933; E pub. 39173; Ida
Vickers. 24132
Dear little sweetheart of my memories ;
pf. with w. ©1. Dee. 11, 1933;
E unp. 80028; Roy W. Swanson.
24133
Dear old daddy of mine; w and m
Wilf Carter; with ukulele arr. ©
Dec. 7, 19383; E for. 32402; Gordon
V. Thompson, Itd. 24134
Dear old Ozark moon; song. © 1 ©.
Dec. 8, 19383; E unp. 79832; Shirley
Whisenhunt. 24135
Dear old pal I’m leaving; song. ©1e.
Dec. 26, 1933; E unp. 80548; Henry
Morton Stanley. 24136
Dear old school bell; w and m Jule
le Nard. © 1c. Dee. 18, 1938; E
unp. 80360; Julia L. FitzPatrick.
24137
Dear old Wisconsin; song, melody P.
B. Story. © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1933; E
unp. 80447; Lydia Taylor Mills.
24138
Death rides high; w and m Will
James; men’s cho. © Aug. 30, 1933;
E pub. 89455; Willis music co.
24139
Deck the hall; traditional Welsh
Christmas carol, arr. Frederick
Hrickson ; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Nov.
28, 1983; E pub. 39395; H. W. Gray
co. 24140
Deer (The) hunt; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 528, no. 4; pf. © Nov.
28, 19383; E pub. 39056; Shattinger
piano & music co. 24141
Depression; w and m Eva Coors Mow-
ry; pf. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1933; 2 unp.
80577; Eva M. Mowry. 24142
24156
Depression blues; song. © 1 ¢«. Dee.
2, 1983; E unp. 79587; Hazel York
Robertson. 24143
Depression (The) song; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 6, 19383; EH unp. 79692;
Roy M. Pierce, 24144
Development of baby star number; w
Lorenz Hart, m Richard Rodgers.
© 1. Dec. 15, 1933; E unp. 80123;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 24145
Devon, O Devon, in wind and rain;
w Henry Newbolt, m C. V. Stanford,
op. 91, arr. as unison song, with op-
tional descant, Arthur Somervell. ©
Nov. 28, 1933; E for. 32416; Boosey
& co., Itd. 24146
Dial in Daisy ; fox-trot, w and melody,
©1e. Dec. 12, 1933; E unp. 80000;
Josephine Elizabeth Ballou. 24147
Diamond Lou; song. © 1 ¢. Dee. 9,
1933; E unp. 79855; Heliodore
Durst. 24148
Did I get a pedigree too; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1983; E unp.
79700; Gertrude Lyon. 24149
Did you really mean good-bye; song.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 19383; E unp. 79532;
Margaret Mary Giblin. 24150
Didn’t your mother tell you; w Molly
Picon, and melody. © 1c. Nov. 28,
19383; E unp. 79777; Abe Ellstein.
24151
Diniweidrwydd; alaw Gymreig, gei-
riau gan Arthur Evans a David
Saunders, English w Charles Wes-
ley, wedi eu trefnu i leisiau meibion
gan EH. T. Davies. © July 13, 1933;
EK for. 32282; Oxford univ. press.
24152
Discontented; song, m James IL.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 80147; Alice
Baker. 24153
Discouraged (The) cherry tree; w and
melody. ©1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp.
79685; Cora A. Adkins. 24154
Divertimento; von Rudolf Moser, op.
51, no. 1; flote, oboe u. klarinette in
B. Stimmen. © Oct. 16, 1933; E
for. 32333; Steingraiber verlag.
24155
5 altenglische tHnze, Bernhard
Paumgartner; kammerorch. Parti-
tur. © Sept. 7, 1933; E for. 32619;
Universal edition, a.g. 24156
1001
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24157
Divino (11) infante; laude Jacopone
Da Todi, m Giacinto Sallustio. ©
Nov. 29, 1933; E for. 32497; G. Ri-
cordi & co. 24157
Dixie Lee; w and m Alexander Hill.
© Dee. 11, 1933: E pub. 39344; Joe
Davis, inc. 24158
Do do: w and melody. ©1«. Dee. 15,
1933: E unp. 80111; Hanna Emelia
Paritz. 24159
Donizetti (Gaetano) Les adieux; de
La fille du régiment, paroles Guillot
de Saix, m arr. Michel Lévine. ©
Septz; ed 983 50 a forme 2200 si. C-
Joubert & cie. 24160
Mon bandit; de La fille du régi-
ment, paroles Guillot de Saix, m arr.
Michel Lévine. © Sept. 1, 1933; E
for. 32272; C. Joubert & cie. 24161
Donna Diana; heitere oper, H.N. Vv.
Reznicek, neuer text Julius Kapp ut.
véllige musikalische neugestaltung.
Klavierauszug mit text. © Aug. 27,
1983; D 28584; Universal edition,
a.g. 24161*
Don't be a chis’ler; song. © i ec.
Dec. 15, 1933; E unp. 80103; Olla
Blancet Black. 24162
Don’t be blue and lonely; song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Dee. 5, 1933;
E unp. 79665; Georgia Gertrude
Rankin. 24163
Don’t forget; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80148; Clarice
Gandy. 24164
Don’t keep me in the dark; from En-
lighten thy daughter, w Allen Taub,
m Lou Herscher, pf. sc. Lou Lea-
man; with ukulele arr. © Dec. 5,
1933 ; E pub. 39497; Mills music, ine.
24165
Don’t start frettin’; melody Marvin
Hatley. ©1c. Dec. 5, 1933; E unp.
79876; Southern music pub. ¢o., inc.
24166
Don’t you care; song; with ukulele
arr. © Dee. 28, 1933; E pub. 39009;
Manfred Byron Hughes. 24167
Don’t you think Ill do; w and m Karl
von Leindon, arr. Max E. Hasen-
bein; with ukulele arr. and guit.
symbols. © Nov. 21, 1933; E pub.
39328; Oliver Pulaski Bridges.
24168
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
Doomed to lonliness [sic]; song, mel-
ody Alien Taub. © 1 e Dee. 14,
19383; E unp. 80094; Cono Petitti.
24169
Dovfmusik (Die); text von Teo vy.
Donop u. Peter Kirsten, m Mart
Fryberg, arr. Franciscus Nagler;
gem. chor. © Nov. 22, 1933; E for.
32407; Musikverlag City. 24170
Doroha do sercia; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1933; E unp. 80251;
Abe Sehwartz. 24173
Dorothee, Dorothee; foxtrot, text Gerd
Karlick, m lLandschulz wu. Theo.
Schoppe, klav. arr. Walter Borchert.
© May 16, 1983; E for 32567;
Weiner bohéme verlag, g.m.b.h.
24172
Doughnuts to dunk in my coffee; song.
© le. Dec. 12, 1933; E unp. 80033;
M. Elizabeth Meyers. 24173
Down Arizona way; fox trot, w and
m Ruth Tarman; with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 7, 1933; E pub. 39357; War-
ren Vincent Tarman. 24174
Down by the garden gate; w and m
H. Dyer Hurdon; with ukulele arr.
© Nov. 17, 1983; E for. 32369; Hur-
don music publishers. 24175
Down by the old shady brook; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; EH ump.
80149; Bertha Melching. 24176
Dramatic suspense; by Leo A. Kempin-
ski; pf. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1933+ een:
80309 ; National screen service.
24177
Drammatico appassionato; by Gerard
Carbonara; [pf. conductor] no. 1.
© 1c. Dee. 18, 1933; E unp. 80293 ;
National screen service. 24178
Dream (A); 2-pt. song, w Ian Chal-
mers, m Cecil Sharman. © Dee. 1,
1933 ; E for. 32417; Boosey & co., ltd.
24179
Dream; pf. treble. © 1 ¢. Dec. 9, 1933;
E unp. 79924; Salvatore La Pertche.
24180
-song, m B. Oben Adam. ©1ce.
Dec. 11, 1933; E unp. 79901; Stefan
George Kincel. 24181
Georgia bicentennial
E pub.
24182
Dream garden ;
song. © Nov. 29, 1933;
39086; Nellie Womack Hines.
1002
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Dream (The) girl of K. A. Pi; w and
m George E. Doscher, jr., arr. Bernie
Clements. © Dec. 22, 1933; E pub.
39566 ; William Archer. 24183
Dream river; w and melody. ©1e.
Dec. 21, 1933; E unp. 80433 ; Thomas
Frank Grimmitt. 24184
Dream tango; English w Carol Raven,
French w Jean Carwald, m E. V.
Malderen. © Dec. 7, 1933; E pub.
- 39248; Hdward B. Marks music corp.
24185
Dream-time; w Hthel M. Duncan, m
Harry C. Banks, jr.; sop. 1, 2 and
aito. © Nov. 28, 1933; E pub.
39049; Oliver Ditson co., inc. 24186
Dreaming; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Dec. 22,
1933; E unp. 80496; Frances Delores
Sumner. 24187
Dreaming of our yesterday; song. ©
ime wee G 1983; BE unp.’ (9735;
Roselle Burdue. 24188
Dreaming of thee; song, w Cyrus B.
Smith, jr. © 1 c¢. Dec. 6, 1933; E
unp. 79711; Harold Marvin Smith.
24189
Dreamland (A) frolic; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1ce.
Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 80150; Wade
W. Worley. 24190
Dreamland sweetheart; valse song, w
Harry Feder. © 1c. Nov. 29, 1933;
BE unp. 79973; Samuel Meltzer.
24191
Dreams at twilight; by George S.
Schuler ; pf. © Dec. 12, 1933; E pub.
39426; Theodore Presser co. 24192
Dreamy fox-trot; arr. Leo A. Kempin-
ski; pf. ©1c. Dec. 18, 1933; E unp.
80311; National screen service.
24193
Dreamy moon; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 80151; Chester
W. Collymore. 24194
Dreamy waltz; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 80152; Addie
M. Hazlewood. 24195
Drei (Die) shochentes; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 6, 1933; D 28577; Samuel
Gozinsky. 24195*
Drifting down the Blue Ridg [sic]
trail; song. © 1c. Dee. 8, 1933; E
~ unp. 798381; Merritt Smith. 24196
24209
Drifting down the pathway of the
moon ; fox-trot song. © 1c. Nov. 29,
1933; E unp. 79970; Jessie EH. Vies-
Selman. 24197
Drifting in the moonlight with you;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele “arr. ©) 1 ‘ce. Nov. 25, 1983; E
unp. 80153; Minnie Ann Dixon.
24198
Drink boys, drink beer; w S. Xenos,
melody H. Jansen. © 1c. Dee. 6,
1933; E unp. 79678; Henry Jansen
and Stanley Xenos. 24199
Drink brother; song, m H. Tremper
and Frank Loforese. © 1 ec. Dee.
29, 1983; E unp. 80671; Hannah
Tremper. 24200
Drgmmer vi to i denne stund; af Som-
merens melodi, tekst Mogens Dam,
m Hrik Tilling; pf. © Oct. 3. 1933;
EK for. 324837; Wilhelm Hansen,
Norsk musikforlag and Nils-Georgs
musikforlag. 24201
Drop around, dear old pal, o’er the
holiday; w and melody I. O. Rode.
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1933; E unp. 80263 ;
Irene O. Rode and Fred W. Rode.
24202
Drop me off in Harlem; w Nick
Kenny, m Duke Hillington; with uku-
lele arr. © Dec. 5, 1933; E pub.
39494; Mills music, ine. 24203
Drum (The) corps; w and m Dorothy
Gaynor Blake; pf. © Jan. 31, 1933;
E pub. 39457; Willis music co.
24204
Drummer boy; by Genevieve Lake; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 20, 1933; E unp. 80384 ;
Genevieve Lassere. 24205
Du lieber mond; tango, text Gerd
Karlick, m Fritz German, klav. arr.
Walter Borchert. © May 3, 1933:
E for. 32569; Wiener bohéme verlag,
g. m. b. h. 24206
Duck (The) patrol: w and melody.
© 1 e Dec..20, 1933 >°E unp: 803883 ;
Charles Huntington Jacobs. 24207
Dugan's (Gertrude R.) gospel songs:
w Gertrude R. Dugan, nos. 1-8.
Dec. 1, 1983; E pub. 39298; George
S. Schuler. 24208
Harth’s awakening; w Fannie Hadley
Kimball, m Lulu Jones Downing;
nixed cho., with bar. solo. © Dec.
15, 19838; E pub. 39410; Gamble
hinged music co. 24209
1003
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24210
Easter morning; cantata, Robin Mil-
ford, op. 32; women’s voices. ©
Aug. 3, 1983; E for. 32283; Oxford
univ. press. 24210
Ebel (Arnold) Zehn kleine klavier-
stlicke: in leichter spielart, op. 41.
© Sept. 9, 1933; E for. 32618; Uni-
versal edition, a. g. 24211
Echoes from an old harpsichord; by
Ernest Austin; pf. © Nov. 24,
1933; E for. 32344; Associated board
of the Royal schools of music, Lon-
don. 24212
Echces of love; w Van Eli La Le, and
meiody. © 1 c¢. Dec. 21, 1983; EB
unp. 80427; Alvie Allen and Tom
Longton. 24213
Echos [sic] of the plains; w R. E.
Foust, m U. M. Casey; with ukulele
arr. -© 4 .e Dee 74, A983 =) Ee amp:
79541; Una Merrick Casey and Rob-
ert Earnest Foust. 24214
Ecole du piano; degré moyen, Oswin
Keller. 2°™° pte. © Nov. 25, 1933;
HE} for. 32578; A. Cranz. 24215
Ecole du solfége; gammes, exercices
mélodiques, lecons récréatives a 2 et
a 3 voix dans tous les tons Majeurs
et mineurs, Abel Lamoureux. 2”°
cycle, 115 lecons progressives a deux
et 4. trois vor. © Oc. 21,1933; Hh
for. 32373: Durand & cie. 24216
Efterskérd ; 5 sanger, text Gustaf Froé-
ding och Bo Bergman, m Wilhelm
Stenhammar. © Dec. 18, 1933; E
for. 32600; A. b. Carl Gehrmans
musikforlag. 24217
Elegie fantastique; op. 22; pf. ©1l1c.
Dec. 27, 1983; E unp. 80585; Fred-
erick Joseph Naff. 24218
Elementary harmony; 4th bk. of the
Science of music series. © Oct. 2,
1933; AA 134020: William Richard
Waghorne. 24219
Eli! Eli; sur un theme juif, paroles
francaises Jean Cis, m V. Dyck.
[Hebrew and French texts] © Oct.
1, 1983; E for. 32387; Editions Sala-
bert. 24220
Embers of love; song. © 1. Dee. 6,
1983; E unp. 80233; Murray Kind.
24221
Emmanuel; Christmas service, w Dor-
othy Dayton, and others, m John J.
Thomas, Roy E. Nolte and W. B.
Judefind, with recitations and ex-
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
ercises, Lizzie DeArmond. © Sept.
20, 1933; E pub. 39512; Judefind
bros. 24222
Enchanted (The) village; operetta, w
Robert MacMaster, composed Thom-
as MacCann. Voc. se. © Oct. 25,
19383 ; E for. 32257; Paterson’s publi-
eations, ltd. 24223
Enchantment: valse brillante, G. Hol-
combe; pf. © Dec. 7, 1933; E pub.
39261; A. W. Perry’s sons. 24224
Ending my love for you; w and mel-
ody. © 1 e. Dee: 6, 19235) Riau.
79741; Loren Edward Brown.
24225.
Enfantillages; 12 piéces trés faciles
pour amuser nos enfants, Fernande
Breilh; pf. © Oct. 5, 1933; E for.
31949; Maurice Decruck. 24226.
Ensofiacion; letra y m Luis Arearaz,.
© Oct. 2, 1983; EH for S2qnsnAe
Wagner y Levien sucs., Ss. en ©.
24227
Enter love: w and melody. © 1 ce.
Dec. 12, 1933; E unp. 80008; Salva-
tore J. De Rosa. 24228
Erie one sixty one; song. ©1c. Dee.
12, 1933; E unp. 80455; Al. Brost
and Fred Koch. 24229
Es gibt nur eine melodie; walzer aus
Das lied vom gliick, text Konrad
Drey, m Willy Engel-Berger. © Oct.
4. 1933; E for. 32516; Beboton-ver-
lao en. Dele 24230
Es muss wohl etwas um die liebe sein;
tangolied, text C. R. Martins, m
Robby Frey, Klavier arr. Billy Gol-
wyn. © Nov. 22, 1933; E for. 32406;
Musikverlag City. 24231
Esperanza; danzonete, melody José
Escarpenter. © 1c. Dee. 28, 1933;
E unp. 80631; Latin Amer. music
bureau. 24232
Evans’ trainer; by Harry W. Evans
and Geo. C. Leak; band pts. with pf.
acc. © Oct. 18, 1983; AA 185361;
Evans music service. 24233
Evening star waltz; by G. Holeombe;
pf. © Dec. 7, 19383; E pub. 39262;
A. W. Perry’s sons. 24234
Evensong; song, w Helen Hawes Por-
ter. © 1 ec. Dec. 7, 19383; Hi aiee.
79766: Arthur R. Ramsden. 24235
Eventide: w and melody. © 1c. Dec.
21, 1933; E unp. 80428; Howard B.
Somers. 24236
1004
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Every dollar has trouble of its own;
w and melody. ©1c. Dec. 11, 1933;
E unp. 79906; Tom Goolsby. 24237
Everybody likes a different kind of
lovin’; fox-trot song; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 15, 1933; E pub. 39452;
Manfred Byron Hughes. 24238
Everybody would love; song, melody
Clara Fredericka Tupper. © 1 c¢.
Dec. 18, 1983; E unp. 80275; Whit-
ford Price French. 24239
Eyv’ry night was boy night till I met
you; w and melody. ©1ce. Dee. 4,
1983; E unp. 79627; A. Van Dorr.
24240
Ey rybody comes to my house, but the
one I love; pf. treble with w. ©1e.
Dec. 22, 19383; E unp. 80489; Frank
Henry Anderson, jr. 24241
Exultation; song. © 1 c. Dee. 20,
1988; E unp. 80421; Albert Joseph
Milans. 24242
Hyes pretty eyes; song, melody Starret
system club. © 1 c¢. Dee. 9. 1933;
E unp. 79861; Nedra Mae Cass.
242.43
Fahrt (Die) in die jugend; operette,
v. Bela Jenbach u. Ludwig Hirsch-
feld, m Eduard Kiinneke. Voll-
standiger klavierauszug mit text u.
regie- u. soufflierbuch. © Sept. 27,
1983; D 28561; Drei masken musik,
em. hi, 24243*
Fairy (The); unison song for girls,
w Biddy Moran, m Gordon Jacob.
© July 18, 1938; E for. 32276; Ox-
ford univ. press. 24244
Fairy lanterns; by Emil Leonard; pf.
© Dee. 12, 1933; E pub. 39431; The-
odore Presser co. 24245
Faith triumphant; Easter pageant,
text Mattie B. Shannon, and others,
m W. B. Judefind. © Jan. 28, 1932;
E pub. 89505; Judefind bros. 24246
Faldas (Las); pasatiempo cdmico-
lirico Gonzalez del Castillo and
Munoz Roman, con miisica. © Nov.
30, 1932; HE for. 32317; Ernesto
Rosillo. 24247
Famous melodies for bassoon; arr.
Charles N. Boyd; with pf. acc. ©
Dec. 15, 19383; E pub. 39532; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 24248
Fancy ; song, w William J. Middleton.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1933; E unp. 80651;
Robert Earl Middleton. 24249
24260
Fare-thee-well to Harlem; w and mel-
ody Johnny Mercer and _ Bernie
Hanighen. © 1 ¢. Dec. 7, 1933; E
unp. 79869; Southern music pub. co.,
inc. 24250
Farm and trades school band; march,
Clifton Ellsworth Albee; band pts.
© Dee. 11, 1933; E pub. 39362; Carl
Dillon music co. 24251
Father—mother—sister and brother;
w and melody Billy Hill and Al.
Bryan. ©) Le Dee. 15, 19833. E
unp. 80258; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine. 24252
Favola (la) del figlio cambiato;
opera, di Luigi Pirandello, deutsch
v. H. F. Redlich, m G. Francesco
Malipiero, rid. dell’ autore per canto
e pf. Klavierauszug mit text vom
komponisten. © Dec. 18, 1933; D
28581; G. Ricordi & co. 24252*
Favorite old time songs; arr. El Vera
Collins and Frank Gaviani; pf.
accordion with w. © Nov. 20, 1933;
HE pub. 39196; O. Pagani & bro.
24253
Fear no more; unison, w Shakespeare,
m May Sarson. © Dec. 14, 1933;
E for.. 32508; Novello & co., ltd.
24254
Feast (The) of Thoth; bacchanale;
full orch. pts. © Dec. 7, 1933; E
pub. 39336; Walter A. Quincke.
24255
Festivalia; fantasia, adapted and arr.
Aubrey Winter; orch. pts. © Nov.
21, 1983; E for. 32424; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd. 24256
Fétes juives; suite Symphonique en
trois parties, V. Dyck; grand orch.
Partition. © Oct. 1, 1983; © for.
32393 ; Editions Salabert. 24257
Fiddlers four; coll. of 12 transerip-
tions arr. and ed. F. Campbell-Wat-
son; 4 violins or violin ensemble.
© Nov. 2, 1933; E pub. 39131; M.
Witmark & sons, 24258
Fiddlin’ Fred; song. © 1 c. Dec. 6,
1933; E unp. 79737; Forsythe and
Hayward. 24259
Fifth symphony; by Arnold Bax;
orch. Se. © Novy. 238, 1983; E for.
32353 ; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine.
with John G. Murdoch & co., Itd.
24260
1005
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24261
Filipino pastoral; w Ursulo S. Dabu,
m Kdward Potter. © 1c. Dec. 18,
19338; E unp. 80283; Edward C.
Potter. 24261
Fillettes; 12 pieces, Fernande Breilh:
pf. © Oct. 5, 1933; E for. 31950;
Maurice Decruck. 24262
Fingers and thumbs; bk. of finger
games, rhymes and jingles, w and m
Ann Elliott; pf. © Nov. 20, 1933;
E for. 32427; Stainer & Bell, Itd.
24263
Fiorentino march; by M. Parti; ac-
cordion. © Nov. 14, 1933; E pub.
39292; R. B. Quattrocioeche. 24264
First (The) day we met; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Dee. 21, 1933; E unp.
80442; John Dougherty. 24265
Five and twenty soldiers and a nurse;
w Erell Reaves, m Sherman Myers.
© Oct. 23, 1983; E for. 32444: Cecil
Lennox, ltd. 24266
Flight (The) of the bumblebee; by N.
Rimsky-Korsakow, arr. Morton
Gould and Bert Shefter; 2 pfs. ©
Dec. 7, 1983; E pub. 39249; Edward
B. Marks music corp. 24267
Flirtation; by Samuel Kaylin; violin
solo. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1933; E unp.
79589 ; Movietone musie corp.
24268
Flores de la _ republica; canci6n
espanola, letra Lucas de Barrameda.
© June 1, 1932; EB for. 32314;
Teofilo Gonzalez Suarez. 24269
Flower (The) of Venezia; Venetian
operetta, libretto Ronald Dundas, m
Edgar Hansen. © Nov. 6, 1933; D
28559; C. C. Birchard & co. 24269*
Flying cadet dream girl; song. ©
Dec. 18, 1988; E pub. 39574; Paul
Boyer Wilson. 24270
Flying down to Rio; song from Flying
down to Rio, w Gus Kahn and EKa-
ward Eliscu, m Vincent Youmans;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Nov.
20, 1933 ; E pub. 39120; T. B. Harms
co. 24271
Folk-tunes near and far; 15 melodies,
freely arr. Ida Marie Bunting; pf.
© Feb. 15, 1933; E pub. 39442; Bos-
ton music co. 24272
Follow me; round, arr. Helen Mac-
Gregor; pf., 6 hands. © Jan. $1
1933 ; E pub. 39466; Willis music co.
24273
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Fontana (Giovanni B.) Fantasia ;
organ. © Dec. 18, 1933; E pub.
39477 ; G. Ricordi & co., inc. 24274
Foolin’ around; w Dave Oppenheim,
melody Terry Shand. © 1 ¢. Dee.
7, 1933 ; E unp. 79819; Famous musie
corp. 24275
Football (The) fling; song, from Big
red revue of 1933, m James Keyser.
© Oct. 28, 1933; E pub. 39021; Carl
EK. Goodwin. 24276
For ever, for ever; song, arr. Vernon
Leftwich. © July 2, 1933; E pub.
39585; David Kohn. 24277
For nobody but you; w and m Russ
Hull; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
Dec. 22, 1983; E pub. 39570; Free-
man music Co. 24278
For souvenirs remember me; song. ©
1 c. Dee. 8, 1933; E unp. 79815; Joe
R. Telasco. 24279
For you; song. © Apr. 6, 1933; E for.
32555; Jack Foster. 24280
Forever more; song. © 1 e¢. Dec. 2,
19383; E unp: 79593; Mary Wright
Bain. 24281
Forget me not: come back to me; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Dec. 20, 1933;
E unp. 80393; Helen Seymour.
24282
Forgiven; hymn, w and m Mrs. Walter
Grant Taylor. © Oct. 1, 1933; H.
pub. 39605; Ethelwyn Taylor. 24283
Forgotten melody; arr. H. C. Woods;
pf. © 1 c«. Dec. 18, 19335, BR unp:
80342; Frederick Warner. 24284
Formenlehre der musik; von Richard
Stohr, unter mitarbeit v. Hans Gal u.
Alfred Orel. © Novy. 14, 1932; E for.
32359 ; Fr. Kistner & C. F. W. Siegel.
[Copyright is claimed on historical
introduction, new illustrations and
new text] 24285
Forty and eight; march, w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Dec. 28, 1933; E unp.
80605; Mabel Elizabeth Najarian.
24286
Fountain (The) of youth; cantata, w
M. Josephine Moroney, m E. 8.
Hosmer; sop., alto and bass cho. pts.
© Dec. 7, 1933; E pub. 39521; C. C.
Birchard & co. 24287
Four leaf clover field; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 29, 1933; E unp. 79969;
Theodore C. Abkes. 24288
1006
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Fox famous composers string ensemble
folio; arr. J. S. Zamecnik; conduc-
tor’s se. v. 1. © Dec. 6, 1933; EB
pub. 89181; Sam Fox pub. co.
24289
Fox-trot; by Frank Ventre; pf. no. 1-
9 ©1e Dec. 18, 1933; E unp.
80318-80326; National screen sery-
ice. 24290-24298
Fox-trot melody; melody, with pf. ace.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1983; E unp. 80373;
Harry W. Campbell. 24299
Fox-trot no. 1; by Gerard Carbonara ;
pe © i'c. Dec. 18, 1983; E unp.
80294; National screen service.
24300
Frankie and Johnny; song, new arr.
of pf. ace. H. S. Krouse; with uku-
lele arr. © Dec. 28, 1933; E pub.
39618; Edward B. Marks music corp.
24301
Franklin D. march; w U. W. Hughes,
m Grace Leah Shumaker. © 1 ©.
Dec. 11, 1983; E unp. 79916; Grace
L. Shumaker and Una W. Hughes.
24302
French minstrelsy; songs from the
Manuscrit de Bayeux, 15th century,
English w tr. Whyte Monk, har-
monised Gustave Ferrari. © Nov.
3, 1933; E for. 32548; J. Curwen &
sons, ltd. 24308
Frére Jacques; round, arr. Helen Mac-
Gregor; pf., 6 hands. © Jan. 31,
1933 ; E pub. 39467; Willis music co.
24304
Friend on the far western coast; w
and melody. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1933;
EK unp. 79695; Helen P. Anthony.
24305
Friendship; song, m Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. Dec. 8, 1933; E unp. 79814:
Stella V. Goeman. 24306
Frivolette; valse, de Rose de France,
lyrics Albert Willemetz, m Sigmund
Romberg. © Oct. 18, 1933; E for.
82491; Société anonyme francaise
Chappell. 24307
Frem earth to heaven: waltzer; 1st
violin. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp.
79743; Floyd Von Richter. 24308
From the musical paint box of radio
dreams; w Justin Ring, melody
Fred Hager. © 1 ¢. Dec. 18, 1933;
E unp. 80059; Fred W. Hager.
24309
~~
24323
From your window sill; w Si Helfand,
m Victor Mizzy. © 1 ¢. Dec. 22,
1933; E unp. 80507; Vic Mizzy.
24310
Friihlingsnacht in Wien; by Bain-
bridge Crist; military band conduc-
tor’s sc. ©1¢. Dec. 4, 19383; E unp.
79617; Lucien Bainbridge Crist.
' 24311
Fiir kleine hiinde; 24 leichte klavier-
stticke, Heinrich Kaspar Schmid, op.
95. © Nov. 30, 1933; E for. 32500;
b. Schott’s sohne. 24312
Fusion hymn; song, w G. Amato. ©
1 ¢. Dec. 22, 19383; E unp. 80504;
Giuseppe Amato and _ Salvatore
Minichini. 24313
Gais loisirs; 10 morceaux faciles ; vio-
lon et pf. © Oct.’ 1, 1933; E for.
32379; Maurice Hauchard. 24314
Galanteria; intermezzo, A. Ferraris,
arr. Aubrey Winter; orch. pts. ©
Dec. 1, 1933; EH for. 324238; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd. 24315
Galloping (The) goose; w and m Man-
uela V. Budrow; pf. © 1 c¢. .Dec.
26, 1933; E unp. 80589; Manuela V.
Budrow Rafferty. 24316
Galway (The) piper; pt.-song, Ww
Nimmo Christie, set to Irish air The
rakes of Mallow, arr. Percy HE.
Fletcher, new arr. Charles F. Man-
ney. 1. Mixed voices.—2. Men’s
voices. © Dec. 6, 1933; E pub.
39269, 39270; B. F. Wood music ¢o.
24317, 24318
——w Nimmo Christie, set to Irish air
The rakes of Mallow, arr. Percy E.
Fletcher, new arr. Charles F. Man-
ney; 2-pt. cho. © Dee. 9, 1933; E
pub. 39306; B. F. Wood music co.
24319
Game (A) for two; by Jill Dalebury ;
pf. © Nov. 24, 1988; E for. 32341;
Associated board of the Royal
schools of music, London. 24320
Garland (Ruth) 387 etudes; pf. v. 8.
© Dec. 4, 1933; E pub. 39198; Ruth
Garland. 24321
——— 38 etudes; pf. v. 4. © Dee. 4,
1933; E pub. 39199; Ruth Garland.
24322
Gavotte; by R. O. Suter; violin or
cello, ands, Di,@),.Dee, 12, 1933 > Bb
pub. 39427; Theodore Presser co.
24323
1007
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24324 j
Gay divorce; selection, m Cole Porter,
arr. Henry Hall; pf © Nev. 9,
1953; E for. 32464; Harms, ine.
24324
Gay marines; w and m Dorothy Gay-
nor Blake: pf.” © Jan.,31, 193387 0
pub. 39458; Willis music co. 24325
Gecoma; march, Nick Gecoma; ac-
cordion. © Nov. 2, 19333" E) pub.
39287; R. B. Quattrociocche.
24326
Gesegen dich laub; volkslied aus dem
16. jahrhundert, m Franz Burk-
hart; gem. chor. Partitur. © July
25, 1933; E for. 32610; Universal
edition, a. g. 24327
Get away from my door; w and mel-
ody Alfred Hugo. © 1. Dee. 21,
1933; E unp. 80448; Alfred Hugo
Neuberger. 24328
Get ready; song. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1933;
BE ounp. 79629; Raymond A. Onley.
24329
Gettin’ ready blues; melody Charles
Lawrence. © 1c. Dee. 5, 1933; E
unp. 79873; Southern music pub.
co., inc. 243830
Girl of my dream; song. © 1c. Dee.
18, 1933; E unp. 80260; Ciro Vigo-
rita. 24331
Girl (The) that I cannot forget; song.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 79555;
Myrtle Kringlie Miller. 24332
Give me an old fashioned girl like
mother; song, melody Allen Taub.
© 1 «. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp. 79724;
Hazel Easton. 24333
Give me JesuS; harmonic arr. Haldor
Lillenas. © Nov. 15, 1933; E pub.
38940; Lillenas pub. co. 24334
Give the world the very best you’ve
got; w and m Bonnie Bairne. © 1
c. Dee. 16, 1933; E unp. 80264; Olive
LaRose Kriebs. 24335
Glad Thanksgiving day; prayer in
rhythm, m Geo. C. Stebbins; mixed
voices. © Dec. 11, 1933; E pub.
39350; C. W. Smith. 24336
Gloria (The) hymnal; English and
Latin hymns, masses, vespers, etc.,
ed. Basilian fathers, of Canada,
domiciled at Detroit. © Aug. 15,
1933; A 68239; Basilian fathers of
Toronto. 24337
pt. 1, n.s., v.28
Glory out of gloom; w L. Sale-Harri-
son, alt. m G. Schuler. © Dee.
1, 1933: E pub. 39300; George S.
Schuler and William M. Runyan.
24338
Glory (The) road is open now; hymn,
w and m Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16,
1933; E pub. 39066; Forster music
publisher, inc. 24339
Glory to God; w adapted Max T.
Krone, m Dimitri Bortniansky, ed.
Max T.-Krone:; mixed voices. ©
Oct. 30, 1933; EH pub. S8izs25n-
Witmark & sons. 24340
God be merciful unto us, and bless us;
anthem, w from Psalm 67, m Arthur
' Collingwood; mixed voices, organ or
pf. ace. © July 19, 1928; H for.
32258: Paterson’s publications, Itd.
24341
God, who knowest the things that
were; choral song, w Cyril Aling-
ton, m Alan Burr. Nov. 24,
1933; E for. 32433; Elkin & co., ltd.
24342
God’s hand; song. © 1c. Dee HU,
1933; E unp. 79896; Elizabeth Lam-
bert Hebb. 24343
God’s out of doors; pageant service,
w Lizzie DeArmond, m W. B. Jude-
find. © Apr. ..18, 19333 Ss ae
39514; Judefind bros. 24344
Goeden avend, goeden nacht; w and
melody. © 1 e. Dec. 20, 1933; E
unp. 80392; Helen Seymour. 24845
Géncil szekér; szivegét irta: Fony6
Aladar, zenéjét szerzette: Fisher
Ernd. © Nov. 8, 19383; He pup:
39183 ; Erno Fisher. 24346
Goin’ home; from largo of symphony
From the new world by Anton
Dvorak, op. 95. based on song ver-
sion of William Arms Fisher, arr.
for band, James M. Fulton; pts.,
with conductor. © Nov. 2, 1933;
E pub. 39048; Oliver Ditson Go.,
inc. 24347
Goin’ to see my gal; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1983; E unp. 79594;
Edward Kotlar. 24348
Goin’ to town; melody Charlie Chase,
Eddie Dunn and Marvin Hatley.
© 1c. Dec. 5, 19383; E unp. 79877;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 243849
Going ahead; w and m Bonnie Bairne.
© 1c. Nov. 24, 1933; E unp. 79753;
Olive LaRose Kriebs. 24350
1008
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Gol; revita, letra Gerardo Ribas y
Ramos de Castro. Voz y bajo. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 27, 1988; E unp. 79417;
Jacinto Guerrero Torres. 24351
Gold star mothers; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢
Noy. 25, 1983; E unp. 80154; Ered
G. Nelson. 24352
Golden wedding bells; w Phil Price,
melody Dino Alessi. © 1c. Dec. 13,
1933 ; E unp. 80041; Maurice S. and
Obie L. Woodhams. 24353
Goober dance; melody Lillian Hardin.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1933; E unp. 79868;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 24354
Good-bye dreams; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1ce. Dec. 14, 1933; E unp.
80088 ; Bernardine Bell. 24355
Good-bye Hoover! Hello Roosevelt;
song, m Syvenna Rogstad. © Nov.
22, 1933; E pub. 38985; Agnes T.
Nakles. 24356
Good-bye prohibition; fox-trot song.
© Dec. 5, 1933; E pub. 39094; Anna
Alfaro de Conte. 24357
Good (The) earth; by R. H. Wang;
melody with pf. acc. © 1 ¢. Dee.
12, 19838; E unp. 80014; Richard
Hoon Wang. 24358
Gcod evening Mr. President, who are
you? Franklin Roosevelt; song.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1933; E unp. 79840;
Melissa Sullivan Crawford. 24359
Good for nothing but love; w and m
Nancy Noland and Deane Moore;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Nov.
29, 19383; E pub. 39057; F. B. Havi-
land pub. co. 24360
Goodnight, little sweetheart, good-
night; song. ©1e. Dee. 8, 1933; BH
unp. 79801 ; Laforest Gilbert Coombs.
24361
Good night, my darling; w and m
Ozzie Nelson; with ukulee arr. ©
Dee. 22, 1983; E pub. 39541; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc. 24362
w and melody Ozzie Nelson. ©
1 ¢. Dec. 1, 1933; E unp. 79591; Sha-
piro, Bernstein and co., inc. 24363
Good-night, pretty dreams; song, w
Edward M. Brainard. © 1 ¢. Dee.
6. 1933; E unp. 79744; Marguerite
EK. Cooke. 24364
Goodnight (The) waltz; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Dee. 15, 1983; FE unp.
80134; Michael Flagg. 24365
24377
Good old Graupners; w and m David
Goldberg. © Nov. 17, 1933; E pub.
39235; Robert H. Graupner. 24366
Good (The) ship Seth Parker; pf.
treble with w. ©1e. Dec. 28, 1933;
EK unp. 80633; Frank Luther. 24367
Good (The) times; march song, m
Mantredi Chiaffarelli. © 1 ¢. Nov.
18, 1933; E unp. 79559; Charles
Henry Wilcox. 24368
Grammar of music; for use in prepa-
ration for examinations of The as-
sociated board of the Royal schls. of
music, R. Wagner Peyton. Grade
©) Deen 11983). hor ta24201:
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 24369
Grange (The) theme song; song. ©
Dec. 6, 1983; E pub. 39228; Nell
Beckett Moore. 24370
Great (The) American ballyhoo; mu-
sical play in 3 acts. ©1c Nov. 28,
1983; D 28571; Newton Herbert
Pashley. 24370*
Greenfield (Marjorie H.) Three
pieces for percussion band; arr.
Se. and pts., with child conductor’s
se.) (© Oct. 27% 1933: Bifor 32362);
Marjorie Greenfield. 24371
Grey skies; by Olive Pull; pf. ©
Nov. 24, 1933; EH for. 32339; Asso-
ciated board of the Royal schools of
music, London. 24372
Grieg (Hdvard Hagerup) Rigaudon;
from Holberg’s suite, op. 40, tran-
scribed and arr. George J. Trink-
aus; fiute, oboe, B flat clarinet, horn
in F and bassoon. Sc. and pts. ©
Dec. 18, 1933; E pub. 39417; Kay &
Kay music pub. corp. 24373
Guide us, star of Bethlehem; m AI-
bert Havranek; sop. or ten. solo and
mixed choir. © Nov. 29, 1933; E
pub. 39365; Joseph Quinn. 24374
Gustav greif zur geige; foxtrot, w
Friedrich Gtinther, m Stephan
Weiss u. Paul Mann. © June 26,
1933; E for. 32628; Wiener operet-
tenverlag, g.m.b.h., Decapo-verlag.
243875
Gypsy lover; w and m Betty Bennett.
© le. Dee. 22, 19388; E unp. 89508;
Helen Mary Bennett. 24376
Gypsy (A) of song; w Harold Orlob,
m Rudolf Friml. © Dee. 11, 1933;
FE pub. 39370; M. Witmark & sons.
24377
1009
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24378
Hab’ keine angst vor liebe; slow-fox,
aus Keine angst vor liebe, text Wil-
ly Dehmel, m Franz Grothe. ©
Oct. 18, 1983; E for. 32519; Beboton-
verlag, g.m.b.h. 24378
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) What can
heal the broken-hearted; 2-pt. song
from Amadigi, English text Albert
G. Latham, m arr. and ed. W. Gil-
lies Whittaker. © July 13, 1983; E
for. 32287; Oxford univ. press.
24379
Hail America; national hymn.
Feb. 27, 1934; E pub. 40978; Ewald
Barginde. 24380
Hail! La-Guardia; song, m L. Pas-
qualoni. © Dee. 15, 1933; E pub.
39411; Charles H. Huff. 24381
Hail the Utah aggies; melody Mickey
Hart. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp.
80534; Utah state agricultural col-
lege. 24382
Half and half; musical play. © 1 «.
Dec. 18, 19838; D 28572; Henry Ol-
son and Morris Olson. 24382*
Halleluja; nach w Paul Gerhardt, m
Franz Burkhart; gem. chor. Parti-
tur. © Aug. 7, 1933; E for. 32613;
Universal edition, a.g. 24883
Hallelujah; hymn, w and m Gene Ar-
nold. © Oct. 16, 1933; E pub. 29076;
Forster music publisher, inc.
24384
Hallowed be Thy name; anthem, w
Henry Busch, m George J. Wetzel;
mixed voices, with sop. or ten. solo
and violin obbl., ad lib. © Dec.
18, 19383; E pub. 89412; Kay & Kay
music pub. corp. 24385
Hamaca; bolero, letra y m _ Luis
Arecaraz. © July 20, 1933; © for.
32538; A. Wagner y Levien sucs., s.
en ¢, 243886
Hand in hand; w Richard Seymour, m
Montague F. Phillips, op. 54, no. 4;
inD. © Nov. 6, 1933; E for. 82471;
Chappell & co., 1td. 24387
Hands; song, melody Bud Manners. ©
1 ¢«. Dec. 4, 19388; E unp. 79610;
Mary Starr. 24888
Happiness galore; w and melody. ©
1 c. Dec. 22, 19388; E unp. 80485;
Ear] Richmond. 24389
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Happiness, memories of days of long
ago; song. © 1 ¢. Dec. 2, 1933; E
unp. 80460; Hazel York Robertson.
24390
Happy and contented; w Max Kester,
m Ray Noble; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Oct. 18, 1933; E for. 32474;
Victoria music pub. co., ltd. 24391
Happy as the day is long; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80155;
Rena Fox Lee. 24392
Happy Easter morning; Haster service,
w and m W. B. Judefind. © Jan. 23,
1932; E pub. 39504; Judefind bros.
24393
Happy (The) errand boy; by Felix
Swinstead; pf. © Nov. 24, 1933;
E for. 32345; Associated board of
the Royal schools of music, London.
24394
Happy moments; from m of Bach,
Handel, Haydn, etc., selected and
simplified Anice Lawrence; pf. ©
Apr. 28, 1982; E for. 32263; Pater-
son’s publications, ltd. 24395
Happy thoughts waltz; by Pietro
Frosini: pf. accordion. © Novy. 25,
1933; E pub. 39296; R. B. Quat-
trociocche. 24396
Happy to be back home; from This is
the life, w Bruce Sievier, m Ted
Barnaby; with arr. for ukulele, etc.
© Oct. 19, 1933; E for. 32486; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 24397
Harbor of dreams; song. ©i1c. Dec.
2, 1933; E unp. 80338; Howard John
Sprague. 24398
Hark, the vesper hymn is stealing; w
Thomas Moore, Russian air. arr.
John Stevenson, new arr. Charles F.
Manney; men’s voices. © Dec. 6,
1933; E pub. 39272; B. Ee Woea
music co. 24399
Hark! What mean those holy voices;
set to tune Concord, w John Cawood,
m Janie Alexander Patterson. © 1
ce. Dec. 22, 1933; E unp. 80490; Janie
Patterson Wagoner. 24400
Harlem harmony; song, melody Clara
Frederick Tupper. © 1 ¢. Dec. 18,
1933; E unp. 80271; Whitford Price
French. 24401
Harlem hospitality ; from Cotton club
parade, w Jimmy Van Heusen, m
Jerry Arlen; with ukulele arr. ©
Noy. 21, 1933; E pub. 39317; Exclu-
sive publications, inc. 24402
1010
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
24430
Harmony; song. ©1c. Nov. 21, 1933;
E unp. 80045; Dorothy Lucas Hig-
ginson. 244038
Harmony gems; by Browné Greaton
Cole; boys’ changed voices. © June
26, 1938 ; E pub. 39456; Willis music
co. 24404
Harvest home; w Albert G. Latham,
old English song set by Henry Pur-
cell, arr. and ed. W. Gillies Whit-
taker ; 2-pt. equal voices. © July 13,
1933; E for. 32277; Oxford univ.
press. 24405
Have you forgotten; w Murray Schui-
man, m Abe Ostrow. © 1 c. Dec. 6,
1933; E unp. 797382; Murray B.
Schulman. 24406
Hawaiian coral march; Hawaiian guit.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1933; E unp. 80354;
Robert Sloan. 24407
Hawaiian moon; w and melody © 1
e. Dec. 22, 19383; E unp. 80463; John
H. Russell. 24408
Haydn (Franz Josef) Adagio; from
String quartet, op. 64, no. 5, arr.
Mare Tarlow. Sec. and pts. 1.
String quartet, ed. for school use.—
2. Woodwinds. © Dec. 15, 1933;
E pub. 39528, 39529; M. Witmark &
sons. 24409, 24410
Headin’ back to Swanee; w_ Bob
Davenport, with melody. © 1 «
Dec. 26, 1933; E unp. 80558; Clay-
ton Russell Getty. 24411
Heads up; w and m A. F. Trask. ©
Sept. 1, 19338; E pub. 39310; Na-
tional assn. of dramatics, inc.
24412
Hear me O Lord; w BH. H. Horste-
meier, m D. L. Carnes, arr. Clifford
Barnes; mixed voices; pf. or organ
ace. © Dec. 29, 1933; E pub. 39587;
Ernest H. Horstemeier and Dorothy
L. Carnes. 24413
Heaven on earth; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Dee. 19, 19383; E unp. 80357;
William H. Schoemer. 24414
Heavy agitato; by Leo A. Kempinski;
pf. © 1c Dee. 18, 1933; E unp.
80313 ; National screen service.
24415
Heavy agitato no. 1; by Gerard Car-
bonara; pf. © 1e. Dec. 18, 1933;
E unp. 80295; National screen serv-
ice. 24416
Hebb (Elizabeth Lambert) Nocturne;
song. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1933; E unp.
79897; Elizabeth Lambert Hebb.
24417
Heileman (The) cavalier; w Edgar
Roemheld, m Marmaduke Hide. ©
1 c. Dee. 16, 1933; E unp. 80246;
G. Heileman brewing co. 24418
Helene; song. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1933;
E unp. 80546; Sidney Peles. 24419
Hell breaks loose; by Hugo Fried-
hofer. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1933; E unp.
80525; Movietone music corp.
24420
Hello mug; w and melody Jill Rains-
ford. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1933; E unp.
80347; Marguerite Rainsford.
24421
Her love is like a wild, wild rose;
song, m Burrell Van Buren; with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 27, 1933; E
pub. 39011; Belva Colegrove. 24422
Here comes prosperity; march song,
m Gustave Sax. © 1c. Dec. 28,
1988; E unp. 80625; Rachael B.
Cooke. 244293
Here comes the sand man; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Dec. 5, 1933; E unp.
79659 ; Hugh H. Kincaid. 24424
Here’s mud in your eye; ee car-
toon; band sc. ©1e. Dee. 7, 1933;
KE unp. 79787 ; Harry Randall ‘Allens-
worth. 24425
Here’s to that shrine; w Harold
Hooper, melody E. K. Bergstrom.
© 1c. Dec. 15, 1933; E unp. 80114;
Edward K. Bergstrom and Harold
H. Hooper. 24426
Heykens second serenade; by Jonny
Heykens, arr. Gordon Mackenzie;
military band pts. © Nov. 25, 1933;
EH for. 32410; United music pub-
lishers, ltd.
Hi de hi; w and m Albert Franklin
Trask. © Sept. 1, 1933; E pub.
39309; National assn. of dramatics,
ine. 24428
Hi-lah; w and m Kennedye Nelson
and Lyle Smith; with ukulele arr.
©) Deewals, 19383: HY pub. s95ate
Forster music publisher, ine. 24429
High shoes; from Hold your horses,
w and m Robert A. Simon, Owen
Murphy and Russell Bennett; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Nov. 7,
1933; E pub. 39108; Harms, inc.
24430
24427
1011
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24431
Hills (The) of home; by Oscar J. Fox,
transcribed Gerardo Iasilli: with
pf. acc. 1. E fiat alto saxophone.—
2. B flat clarinet.—3. Flute. © Oct.
23, 1933; E pub. 39595-39597 ; Carl
Fischer, inc. 24431-24433
Hirsh (Harry 8.) Three little class-
ics; transcribed; woodwings. Se.
and pts. © Dec. 5, 1933; E pub.
39381; M. Witmark & sons. 24434
His stronger hands; w Mollie Osleen
Cook, m Haldor Lillenas; bass solo
with pf. treble acc. and mixed cho.
© Nov. 15, 1933; E pub. 38941;
Lillenas pub. co. 24435
Hijiirtats roést: tango-romance, en film-
sing, text Ake Séderblom, m Jules
Sylvain: pi, ©) Nov. 10) 19335051
for. 32456; Edition Sylvain. 24436
Hoagy Carmichael song hits; by
Hoagy Carmichael, arr. Frank Wel-
don; pf., with arr. for ukuele, etc.,
Stan Tucker. © Nov. 18, 19383; E
pub. 39433: Southern music pub. Co.,
inc. 24437
Hol van az a boldog id6: szévegét
irta: Mareali Frigyes, zenéjét szer-
zette: Fisher Erné. © Nov. 8. 1933;
E pub. 39184; Erno Fisher. 244388
Hold me tight; fox-trot song, m C.
Isabel Mayer. © Dec. 15, 1933; E
pub. 39549: Mabel Roberts Jossart.
244389
Home (The) in the old home town;
waltz, w and melody: © 1 ¢. Dee.
20, 1983; E unp. 80894; Helen Sey-
mour. 24440
Home of my heart; w and m Irene
Varley. ©1c. Dec. 22, 1983; E unp.
80500; Edith Irene Varley Ross.
24441
Home on the range; arr. Elmer Tid-
marsh; male voices. © Oct. 17,
1933; E pub. 39182; C. C. Birchard
& co. 24449
Homeless polka; by A. Tichy, arr.
Andrew Grill; orch. pts. [Czecho-
slovakian text only] © Nov. 1,
1933: E pub. 39087; Joseph Jiran.
24443
Homesick; w and m Matalga. ©1e.
Dec. 27, 1933; E unp. 80590: Cora
Maria Loomis. 24444
w Doris Hanenstein, melody Bud
Manners. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4, 1933; E
unp. 79600; Doris Jane Kahlemeier.
24445
pt. 11, n.s., v. 28
Homestead on a hillside; w Billy Hill,
melody Larry Stock and Art Berman.
© 1c. Dec. 6, 193838; E unp. 79761;
Shapiro, Bernstein & e€o., ine.
24446
Honey bunch; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1c. Dec. 14, 1983; E unp.
80091; Artelia McRae. 24447
Honey, can’t you see; song, w Everett
Louis Keller. © 1 c Dee. 5, 1933;
E unp. 79650: Peter Alexander Van
Spall. 24448.
Honey, don’t cry: fox-trot song. ©
1 ¢. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. T9997; G.
Alleyne. 24449
Honey gi’ me a little kiss in the moon-
light: w and melody. © 1 ce. Dec.
18, 1933: E unp. 80881; Elwena
Schacher. 24450
Honeymoon song; w and m Russell
Jones: in E fiat. © 1 ¢. Dee. 9,
1933: E unp. 79863; Russell Lloyd
Jones. 24451
Honolulu moon; song. © Dee. 4,
1933: E pub. 39348; Armand Clou-
tier, 24452
Hop (A) around the globe; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 8, 19383; E unp.
79817 ; Edith Alberta Stephens.
24453
Hoping for someone wonderful; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. ©1c. Nov, 25, 1983; BH unp.
80156: Wilmer D. Powell. 24454
Hopping along; by Stella Whitson-
Holmes: pf. © Dec. 4, 1933; E pub.
39099; Willis music co. 24455
Ho-ray for the N.R.A.; w and m Fay
Furn, arr. Howard Herbert, rearr.
Buddy Price; pf. © 1 ¢. Noy. 25,
1933; E unp. 79751; Fanny Furness.
24456
Horsey; w Marshall, comp. and arr.
Cally Holden; pf. © 1 ¢. Dee. 22,
1933 ; E unp. 80516; Movietone music
corp. 24457
Hotest [sic] (The) gal in Tennessee;
w and melody. © 1 ¢ Dec. 22,
1933: E unp. 80486; Elmer M. Row-
land. 24458
How beautiful heaven must be; trio
arrangement, w and m Curt Poulton;
ten., lead and bar. © 1c. Dee. 26,
1933; E unp. 80528; Forster music
publisher, ine,
1012
24459)
i
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MUSICAL. COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
How enn I face the world without you;
w and m John Klenner; with ukulele
arr. © Oct. 7, 19383; E pub. 39382;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc. 24460
How can you; w and melody. ©1c.
Dec. 19, 1983; E unp. 80358; Morti-
mer Braus. 24461
How does it feel to be blue; w and
melody. © 1 c. Dec. 18, 1933; E
unp. 80279; Herbert Mandell and
Frank Littau. 24462
How long: w Molly Picon, and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 28, 1933; E unp. 79841;
Abe Ellstein. 24463
How many hearts are aching like
mine, sweetheart; song, m James L,
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Noy. 25, 19383; E unp. 80157 ; Chara-
lotta Anne Overcash. 24464
Howell-Aretta (The) system of mod-
ern accordion study. Preliminary
lesson and lessons 1-13. © Dec. 5,
1933; AA 135682; Ken Howell and
Tony Aretta. 24465
Hugging in the hallway; w and mel-
ody Freddy Kogos. © 1c. Dec. 28,
1933; E unp. 80429; Frederick
Kogos. 24466
Humming my vagabond song; w and
melody Dorothy Inman. © 1 e.
Dec. 27, 1933; EH unp. 80567; Doro-
thy Mae Inman. 24467
Humoreske; by Antonin Dvorak, op.
101, no. 7%, transcribed and arr.
George J. Trinkaus; flute, oboe, B
flat clarinet, horn in F and bassoon.
Se. and pts. © Dec. 18, 1933; E
pub. 89418; Kay & Kay music pub.
corp. 24468
Humoresque; by Paul Windrush; pf.
© Dec. 22, 1933; E for. 32603;
Banks & son. 24469
di Riccardo Pick-Mangiagalli; pf.
e orch. Partitura. © Sept. 26,
1988; H for. 32583; A. & G. Carisch
& ¢. 24470
—pf. © Nov. 17, 1933; E pub.
38984; Foca Di Leo. 24471
Humorous, 4 la jazz; by Gerard Car-
bonara; pf. © 1 ¢. Dec. 18, 1933;
E unp. 80297; National screen serv-
ice. 24472
Hundred (A) years from to-day;
from Lew Leslie’s Blackbirds of
1934, w Joseph Young and- Ned
Washington, m Victor Young; with
24485
arr. for ukulele, etc., May Singhi
Breen. © Dec. 4, 1933; E_ pub.
39193; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
24473
Hunting party; by Gustave Lange, op.
186, no. 1, transcribed Antonio E.
Cafarella; brass choir. Sc. and pts.
© Nov. 2, 19838; E pub. 39140; M.
Witmark & sons. 24474
Husband’s (A) lament; w Dick San-
ford and Clarke Van Ness, melody
Ernie Burnett and Tom Berwick.
©1c. Dee. 20, 1933; E unp. 80398 ;
De Sylva, Brown and Henderson,
inc. 24475.
Hymn to Christ the King; song, mel-
ody Vincent O’Brien. © Dec. 8,
1933 ; E pub. 39308; Francis P. Don-
nelly. 24476
I am coming back to you, old gal of
mine; w E. Dubord and Theo.
Petroplos, m Jack Mahoney. © 1
ce. Dec. 28, 19383; E unp. 80604;
Emmanuel Dubord and Ted Petrop-
los. 24477
I am glad you came back; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. ©), Le. Novw)25,. 19334) une
80159; Ophelia Hurlbert. 24478
am going back to Carolina; pf. with
w. © 1 ec. Dee. 4, 19383;.E unp.
79625; Percy Gillespie. 24479
am happy, you are happy; w and
melody. © 1 «¢. Dec. 6, 1983; H
unp. 79683; Sophie A. Martin.
24480
am lonely; w and melody. © 1 «.
Dec. 6, 1933;-E unp. 79671; James
Ross. 24481
I am thinking of you; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1
c. Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 80160; Cor-
=
=
=
nelia Tisdale. 24482
I belong to somebody else; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Dec. 26, 1983; E
unp. 80547; Alma Monsees. 24483
I bless the dawn that brought me you;
w Lillian Glanville, m Haydn
Wood; in C. © Nov. 9, 1933; E
for. 32482; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, Itd. 24484
I can sew a button; from Bizar-
rities, w Sammy Lerner, m Gerald
Marks; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Nov. 3, 1933; E pub. 39158: M.
Witmark & sons. 24485.
1013
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24486
I can’t go on alone; pf. with w. ©1
ec. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. 79620; Louis
Miller Piper. 24486
I can’t help lovin’ that girl; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80161;
Marie Butcher. 24487
I carry you in my pocket in a locket
of gold; song. ©1c. Dec. 29, 1933;
E unp. 80674; Ralph Lovillo *Gros-
venor. 24488
IT didn’t know; w and melody. © 1
c. Dec. 12, 1933; E unp. 80009; Sal-
vatore J. De Rosa. 24489
I didn’t mean to be mean to you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp.
80162; L. Urbanski. 24490
I don’t belong down here; hymn, w and
m Mrs. Walter Grant Taylor. ©
Oct. 1, 19383; E pub. 39606; Ethel-
wyn Taylor. 24491
I don’t care; song. © 1 ¢. Dee. 11,
1983; E unp. 79902; Stefan G. Kin-
cel. 24492
I don’t care who you are; song. ©
ic; Dee, Gy 1933 Hr unp.° 80329;
Charies Wm. Dietz. 24493
I don’t know what to do; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Dec. 20, 1933; E unp.
80408; Alexander McKenzie. 24494
dreamed a dream of you; song, mel-
ody Serge Walter. © 1c. Dec. 26,
1933; E unp. 80552; Marjorie Har-
per. 24495
I dreamed that my dreams came true;
song, m William G. Quist; pf., with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1933; E unp. 79842; Roine Ferne
Freeman. 24496
feel so blue; w and melody. ©1e.
Dec. 16, 1983; E unp. 80249; John
William Bast. 24497
kd
La
I find my love in the dark; song. ©
-e..Dee;-iTt, 19383: BH. unp.; 79303 ;
Stefan Geo. Kincel. 24498
I found heaven within your eyes;
w and m Harold. P! Tucker;
with ukulele arr. © Dec. 2, 1933;
E pub. 39092; Dearborn music co.
24499
I found love at the rainbow’s end;
w and melody. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1933;
E unp. 79707; Alexander Holley.
24500
pt. i a sey ee
———
I found my love but I lost it, good-
bye to love; song, w R. Vecino, jr.
© 1 ¢. Dec. 16, 1933; E unp. 80250:
Mae Preston. 24501
I gave up my pursuit of happiness;
w Harrison Smith, m Robert Cloud
and Ben Garrison. © 1 ¢. Dec. 28,
1933: E unp. 80630; Harrison God-
Win Smith. 24502
I gave you all; song. ©1 ce. Dee 138,
1933; E unp. 80107; Frances Ma-
guire. 24503
I got a shoe: w and m Sonny Miller
and Maurice Burman; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 4, 1933; E for. 32564;
Irwin Dash music co., ltd. 24504
I just couldn’t take it baby; from Lew
Leslie’s Blackbirds of 1934, w Mann
Holiner, m Alberta Nichols; with
arr. for ukulele, ete., May Singhi
Breen. © Dec. 4, 1933; E pub.
389191; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
24505
I just count my blessings for my
money is getting low; song. ©1c.
Dec. 6, 1933; E unp. 79734; Roselle
Burdue. 24506
I knew I couldn’t hold you; from My
woman, w and m Victor Schert-
zinger ; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
Dec. 7, 1933; BE. pub. 30s25— 40vane
Berlin, inc. 24507
I know a bank; w Shakespeare, m Ar-
thur Collingwood. © Mar. 8, 1933:
E for. 32259; Paterson’s publica-
tions, ltd. 24508
learned about love from her; w
Mitchell Parish, m Frank Perkins:
with ukulele arr. © Dec. 5, 1933; E
pub, 39492; Mills music, ine. 24509
—
ee
left my heart in New Orleans; w
Robert L. Shurr, melody Robert
Bricken, Jules Bricken and R. L.
Shurr. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1933; EH ump.
79813; Leopold Shurr. 24510
I like the likes of you; from Zieg-
feld follies, w HE. Y. Harburg, m
Vernon Duke; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Nov. 20, 1933; E pub. 39107;
Harms, inc. 24511
Lo
like to dance with you; song, pf.
arr. Luther A. Clark. © 1 c Noy.
20, 19838; E unp. 80456; William
Granville Mackay. 24512
1014
no. 12, 1933
Tl always love you, Mary; w Charles
©. Holsinger, m Carl M. Koepp; with
ukulele arr. Bernadine Cooley. ©
. Dee. 18, 1983; E pub. 89483; Great
western music co. 24513
Tll be marryin’ Marion when the mari-
golds bloom in May; song. © 1 «.
Nov. 29, 1933; E unp. 79500; Mae
Ackroyd Scott. 24514
LU be true, Lord, to Thee; hymn, w
anon., m arr. Donald G. Davis. ©
Dec. 15, 1933; E pub. 39539; Harry
W. vom Bruch. 24515
I'll be up to see you, sometime; w and
‘melody. ©1c. Dec. 12, 1933; E unp.
80013; Ada Virginia Hull. 24516
I'll bring back your dreams some day ;
song, melody Allen Taub © 1 «¢
Dec. 14, 1933; E unp. 80095; Fred-
erick T. Rabens. 24517
I'll get an imaginary sweetheart; song,
m Charles Midgley. © 1 ¢. Dec. 14,
- 1933; E unp. 80235; George Malcolm
Gates. 24518
I'll give you a new love; song. ©1e.
Dec. 2, 1933; H unp. 79630; Elaine
Miller. 24519
Tl keep on dreaming, till my dreams
come true; w and m Alfred Hugo;
pie) fe Dec! 21, 19337; 'H up.
80449; Alfred Hugo Neuberger.
. 24520
Tll meet you ’neath the honeysuckle
vine; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933;
EH eunp. 80171; J. M. Downum.
24521
Tl never see her again; w and melody
Fleming—Townsend. © 1 ¢. Dee. 1,
1933; E unp. 79874; Southern musi¢
pub. co., ine. 24522
Ill sneak up on happiness; w and m
Wm. T. Kent, James Kendis and Hal
Dyson, pf. arr. Hal Dyson; guit.
chords and ukulele arr. Ukulele
Billys GC) Dec. dt," 1932+ Epub.
38783 ; Kendis music corp. 24523
TVll take you back if you will come
back and I’ll love you just the same;
w and m Andrew Kk. Allison and
James Kendis, pf. arr. Hal Dyson;
with ukulele arr. Ukulele Billy, and
sult. ~© Dec 31, 1932-°"E “pub.
38784; Kendis music corp. 24524
33589—34
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
24538
T’ll take you home again, Kathleen; by
Westendorf, simplified arr. M. W.
Butler; pf., organ or voice, with w.
© Dec. 7, 1983; E pub. 39256; A. W.
Perry’s sons. 24525
Tll wear a white rose for you; songz,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
atric, © 1 ¢, Novs,25, 1933 +. unp.
80172; Jack Carroll. 24526
I long to be back in heaven tonight ;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; H
unp. 80163; Karen Haugen., 24527
I look for you dear; song. © 1 ©.
Noy. 21, 1933; E unp. 80047; Dor-
othy Lucas Higginson. 24528
I love ’em and leave ’em; w and mel-
ody.. © 1 e¢. Dee. 11, 1933; E unp.
79920; Claude J. Heritier. 24529
I love ya beth ways; w and m George
Vizard, arr. Nick George. © 1 e¢.
Nov. 28, 1933; E unp. 80240; George
John Vizard. 24530
I love you dear I do; pf. treble with w.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 193838; E unp. 79885;
Jean Ricketts Powers. 24531
I love you eternally; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80164; Mary
Esther Youman. 24532
I love you in all my dreams; w and
m George Arendosh; with arr. for
ukulele, E flat, B flat and C saxo-
phones and other instruments, by
Chas. Wolff. © Dec. 1, 1933; H
pub. 39245; DeVaignie music corp.
24533
I love you only; w and melody. © 1.
Dee. 21, 1933; E unp. 80480; Joe C.
Snyder. s 24534
I love you sweetheart; waltz song, m
Paula Clairwin. © Oct. 28, 1933;
ET pub. 39472; Mary Coleman Saund-
ers. 24535
I love you that’s all I’m thinking of;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr.’ © 1 c« Nov. 25, 1933: E
unp. 80165; Stanley Chelluck.
24536
I'm a queen in my own domain; w
Lorenz Hart, m Richard Rodgers.
© 1 c Dec. .45,°1933; EH unp. 86124 -
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 24537
I’m always dreaming; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «¢.
Nov. 25, 1988; E unp. 80173; Law-
rence D. Koons. 24538
1015
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24539
I’m always thinking of you dear; song.
© 1 c. Dec. 16, 1933; E unp. 80372;
Lou Seigle. 24539
I’m begging you to love me; valse song.
© 1c. Nov. 29, 1933; E unp. 79964;
Carroll Lawson. 24540
I’m broadcasting for a sweetheart; w
and m Al Crowley. © 1 c. Dec. 11,
1933; E unp. 79910; Albert Frank-
lin Crowley. 24541
I’m camping out alone; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1 ¢. Dee. 6, 1933;
E unp. 79729; Hazel Calloway.
24542
I'm dreaming of my rainbow; song.
© 1c. Dec. 20, 1933; E unp. 80415;
Allan Charles Herbert. 24543
I’m feeling that way about you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr.) %©)j4..¢.4 NOxes25, 1933275) ann.
80174: Helen E. Denison. 24544
I'm going South; w and melody. ©
1 ¢c. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp. 79668:
Pearl O. Jones. 24545
I'm gonna build a home in heaven;
w and m Clarence Gaskill; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Dec. 9, 1933;
E pub. 39348; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, ine. 24546
I’m happy in your arms; song, melody
Bud Manners. © 1 c. Dec. 4, 1933;
E unp. 79611; Helen M. Castle.
24547
I’m headin’ for the guy, who’s head-
in’ for the last round up; w Sid
Kuller, m Mort Goodman. © 1 ©.
Dec. 1, 19388; E unp. 79536; Morton
R. Goodman. 24548
I'm in love with you; song. © 1 e.
Nov. 29, 1983; © unp. 79535; Isabel
Trombley. 24549
I'm just a victim of love; w James
Ixendis, m Meyer Gusman; with uku-
lele arr. May Singhi Breen. © Feb.
20, 1933; E pub. 38788; Kendis
music corp. 24550
I'm just as good as you; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Mec 6G, 18337 Es aap.
79701; Ted R. Mullins. 24551
I'm lonely dear without you; song.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1983; E unp. 79631;
Elaine Miller. 24552
I’m lonesome just for you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 80175;
Robert Linwood Daffin. 24553
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
I’m looking for a sweetheart; song.
© 1c. Dee. 11, 1933; E unp. 79918;
Leah Logan Anderson. 24554
I’m saving my kisses just for you;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933;
E unp. 80176; Alice E. Allen.
24555
I’m singing to you, a song from my
heart: song, melody Allen Taub. ©
1 c. Dee. 26, 1933; E unp. 80538;
Virginia E. Carpentier. 24556
I’m so afraid I’m gonna lose you; w
and melody. © 1 ce. Dee. 18, 1933;
E unp. 80280; Elmore O. Lundeen.
24557
I'm so glad he ransomed me; w H.
Framer Smith; mixed voices. ©
Dec. 1, 19383; E pub. 39299; George
S. Schuler. 24558
I’m so tired of day dreams; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1933; E
unp. 80627; Walter Brown. 24559
I’m sorry that I fell in love with you;
w Val Bailey, melody Allen Taub.
© 1c. Dec. 6, 1983; E unp. 79726;
Velma Ashway. 24560
for you; song, melody
Bud Manners. © 1c. Dee. 4, 1933:
E unp. 79601; Alleen Caton. 24561
I’m walkin’ the chalk line; from Lew
Leslie’s Blackbirds of 1934, w Mann
Holiner, m Alberta Nichols; with
arr. for ukulele, ete... May Singhi
Breen. © Dec. 4, 1933; E pub.
39194; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
24562
might have known; slow fox-trot
song. © 1. Oct. 18, 1933; E unp.
80064: Anna Meakin.
missed your happy smile, little girl;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1 -¢. Nov. 25, 1983; E
unp. 80166; Jonas Skelton. 24564
I must have your kisses; song. © 1 ce.
Dec. 7, 1933; E unp. 79773; Leonard
E. Juengling. 24565
need you more and more; w and m
Chick Finney. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4, 1933;
E unp. 79618; Joseph Chick Finney.
24566
only know that I have you; song.
© Dec. 22, 1983; HE publ Ssoea05
Louis V. Stigall. 24567
I pray; hymn, w and m Gene Arnold.
© Oct. 16, 1983; E pub. s90Ga;
Forster music publisher, inc. 24568
I’m waiting
bd
—
—
—_
1016
24563
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
——.
I really didn’t mean to be so mean
because you mean so much to me;
w Fred Meadows, m Terry Shand;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Dec. 7,
1933; E pub. 39188; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inc. 24569
I see what a fool I’ve been; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Nov. 28, 19383; HB
unp. 80068; Linard Fletcher. 24570
I shall be with her there; hymn. ©
mc.) Dee. 11, 1933; EH unp. 79905;
C. A. Luttrell. 24571
I still love that old sweetheart of
mine; song; with ukulele arr. ©
1 ¢. Dec. 19, 1933; E unp. 80371;
Anna M. Dugan. 24572
I thought so much of you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80167;
Frank Anderson. 24573
I tip my hat to a Minnesota moon-
beam: pf. with w. © 1. Dec. 11,
1933; E unp. 80029; Roy W. Swan-
son. 24574
I took my harp toa party; w Desmond
Carter, m Noel Gay; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © Oct. 9, 1933; E for.
32460; Chappell & co., lid. 24575
I took your heart; w and m George
Williby Allen. ©1c. Dec. 2, 1933;
KH unp. 79584; George W. Allen.
24576
I've found a rose in melancholy lane;
w P. Roberts, melody C. B. Ander-
son. © 1c. Dec. 13, 1933; E unp.
80037; Carl B. Anderson and Porter
Roberts. 24577
I’ve found a way to be gay; song. ©
1 ¢. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. 79637;
Julius Eugene Baker. 24578
Tve got a home; w Geo. Weinberg;
pe. (© 1) ce. Dec. 9, 1933; E unp.
97883; J. Augustin Bombard. 24579
Tve got a passion for pistachio nuts;
w Wm. S. Kearns, m Henry BE.
Lloyd; with ukulele arr. © Dee.
15, 19388: E pub. 39478; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc. 24580
I’ve got a song in my heart; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1933; E
unp. 79927; Hamilton McClean.
24581
I’ve got blue blues; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ Dec. 22, 1983; E unp. 80488;
Maude E. Stoner. 24582
I’ve got the blues for my home town;
song. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp.
80560; Hazen S. Pingree Roeder.
24583
l’'ve lived; w Chick York, melody Art
Knowlton. .© 1 ¢. Nov. 10, 1933;
E unp. 78731; Berry Milton York.
24584
I’ve waited for you to come back to
me; w and melody. © 1. Dee. 7,
19333 EH Map. (9; 1 Charles... TP.
Ford. 24585
=~
wanna meander with Miranda; from
Sitting pretty, w Mack Gordon, m
Harry Revel, arr. Howard Jackson.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1933; E unp. 78794;
Paramount productions, inc. 24586
; w and m Albert
© Sept. 1, 1933;
National assn. of
24587
I wanna tappa keg
Franklin Trask.
EK pub. 39347;
dramatics, ine.
I want a job loving you; song, m Louis
H. Bartow. © 1 ¢ Dec. 26, 1933;
E unp. 80564; Wesley Phares Cole-
man. 24588
I want a real sweetheart; fox-trot, w
and m Bill Leader, arr. Morty Berk;
orch. pts. © Dee. 4, 1933; E pub.
39236; William M. Leader. 24589
I want to grow old with you; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Nov. 29, 1933; E unp.
79977; W. Lamont Caler. 24590
I was sorry as I couid be; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
©.1 c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80168:
Z. H. Walker. 24591
I was waiting for a Street car; w and
melody Felix Bernard, Nat Simeon
and James Cavanaugh. ©1c. Dec.
6, 1933 ; E unp. 79709; Irving Berlin,
inc. 24592
—
whispered I love you; song, arr.
Burrell Van Buren. © Oct. 16,
1938 ; Be. fora! 32522" Elwena
Schacher. 24593
—
will always love -you; valse theme,
from Robinson Crusoe, w Louis
Weslyn, m Hal Dyson. © Dee. 28,
19388; E pub. 39614; Edward B.
Marks music corp. 24594
—
will come again back to lovers lane;
w and melody. © 1 c. Dec. 22.
1933; E unp. 80474; George J.
Gruber, jr. 24595
1017
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24596
I will lift up mine eyes; full anthem,
w from Psalm 121, m Frederick A.
Ogilvy: organ ace. © Dec 15,
1933; E for. 32597; J. Curwen &
sons, Itd. 24596
I wish I could go back to my picka-
niny [sic] days; w and m Margery
Wells. © 1 ce Dec. 20, 1933; E
unp. 80409; Marjory Burton Wells.
24597
I won’t give you the bucket; song, w
Molly Picon, melody. © 1 ¢. Nov.
28, 1933; HE. unp: 79781; Abe, Hi-
stein. 24598
Ich habe mir eines erwihlet; volkslied
aus Oberhessen, m Franz Burkhart;
gem. chor. Partitur. © July 25,
1933; E for. 32611; Universal edi-
tion, a. g. 24599
© e¢.
80261; G.
24600
If dreams would come true; Song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1 c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80169;
Hazel Calloway. 24601
If I but knew; hymn, w and m Gene
Arnold. © Oct. 16, 1933; E pub.
39064; Forster music publisher, inc.
24602
If I had a heme; song, melody Bud
Manners. © 1 c. Dec. 4, 1933; E
unp. 79607; Winifred F. Ticer.
24603
If I had only known; song, melody
Allen: "Laub. 4%Oy ieee. 133
E upp. 79517; Ludwig Yngve. 24604
If I had someone like you; song, m
Burrell Van Buren. © Feb. 14,
1933; E pub. 39180; E. Laurette
Bishop. 24605
Idol cf ideals; w and melody.
Dee. 18, 19383; Hh ounp:
Robt. Wilson.
If I had waited for you; w Andy
Razaf, melody Thomas Waller. ©
1 .@ Dee: 8)6019338; UE’ anp? 7Teo:;
Irving Berlin, inc. 24606
If I insist—please don’t resist, my
love for you; fox-trot, w and mel-
ody. © 1 ¢. Dec. 16, 1933; E unp.
80244; W. Clifford King. 24607
If I should lose you; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 20, 1933; E unp. 80407;
Alexander McKenzie. 24608
If I were a spirit; w and melody. ©
1c. Dec. 22; 19383; E unp. 80462;
Wm. T. Anaman., 24609
pt. 1; DOSS ys
If She can’t be had; w and m Arthur
Goodman. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1933; H
unp. 80067; Erma Goodman Cole-
man. 24610
If that dog o’ mine could talk; w
Herb Magidson and Maurice Sigler,
m James V. Monaco; with arr. for
ukulele, ete. © Dec. 26, 1933; E
pub. 39593; Irving Berlin, ine.
24611
If that mountain of gold belonged to
me; song, m Luther A. Clark. ©
Dec. 2, 1983; E pub. 39210; Charles
Kirk. 24612
If thou wert here; song. © Dec. 22,
1933 ; E pub. 39556; Louis V. Stigall.
24613
If we forget to pray; hymn, w and m
Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16, 1933; E
pub. 39073 ; Forster music publisher,
ine. 24614
If we go on; w and m Ruth Somers.
© 1c. Dee. 2, 1933; E unp. 79585;
Ruth Somers Babeock. 24615
If we knew; w D. K. W., m Haldor
Lillenas; contralto or bass solo. ©
Nov. 15, 1933; E pub. 38939; Lil-
lenas pub. co. 24616
If we shouid ever part: fox-trot song
Tt ec. Nov. 25, 1935" ED Wipe eee
Mrs. Frank Avril. 24617
If you love me like I love you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; EK ump.
80170; James Phillips. 24618
If you loved me; song. [Rev. ed.] ©
1 ec. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp. T9721; Eu-
génie deGuérin-Kittredge. | 24619
If you were mine just for a day; song.
© 1c. Dec. 15, 1933; E unp. 80136;
Thomas B. Page and Florence Reed
Jones. 24620
If you would come to me; waltz w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4, 1983;
BH unp. 79596; George F. Koether.
24621
Iikley moor march; by Paul Wind-
rush; pf.. © Dec. 15,41932)) iano
32526; Banks & son. 24622
Ilinois forever; w and melody, har-
monization Parker Bailey; mixed
yoices. © Oct. 1, 1983; Higa:
39586; C. R. Piety. 24623
1018
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Immortal (The) song; w and melody.
© 1 ¢ Dec. 26, 1933; E unp. 80529;
Art Avery. 24624
Impressions gothiques; symphony 2,
Garth Edmundson; organ. © Dee.
11, 1933; E pub. 39449; J. Fischer
& bro. 24625
In a shelter from a shower; w George
Whiting and Raymond Leveen, m
Ernest Breuer; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc: © Dec. 28, 1933; E pub.
39588; Broadway music corp. 24626
In a silly symphony; w and m Ann
Ronell; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Dee. 7, 1933; E pub. 39322; Irv-
ing Berlin, inc. 24627
In a vine covered cabin called home;
song, m Alta V. Leland. © 1 e.
_ Nov. 138, 1933; E unp. 78799; Adolph
H. Norgard. 24625
In Cumberland valley in Tennessee;
song. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp.
80556; Le Roy Lasses White. 24629
In-law blues; song, w Kenny Schooler ;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Dec 8,
1933; E unp. 79836; Wayne Wood.
24630
In love with you; waltz song. ©1e.
Dec. 11, 1933; E unp. 79984; Ar-
thur Louis Greiner. 24631
In my arms; fox-trot, w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 5, 1933; E unp. 79662;
Paul Sykora and Michael Hudak.
24632
In my arms forever to hold; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Dee. 6, 1938; E
unp. 79705; Louis Vital. 24633
In my light canoe; w and melody.
© 1 ¢. Dee. 11, 1933.; E unp. 80380;
Joseph P. McCormack. 24634
In old Soudan; w Jesse G. M. Glick,
and melody. © 1. Dec. 14, 1933;
E unp. 80086; Alexander Louis Dan-
iele. 24635
In our little white home on the hill;
fox-trot song. ©1¢. Nov. 29, 1933;
E unp. 79981; Elva BE. Straitor.
24636.
In the firelight’s glow; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1 6.
Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80177; Clin-
ton Field. 24637
In the hands of the receivers; fox-trot
song ©1«. Nov. 29, 1933; E unp.
49979 ; Raymond Chaffin. 246388
In the hills of West Virginia ; w Hilda
Peryl Munsee, m James L. Brown:
with ukulele arr, ©.1.-¢c. Dec. .22,
1933; E unp. 80494; Hilda P. Mun-
see. 24639
In the land of my golden dreams;
song. © 1e¢. Dec. 9, 1933; E unp.
79865; David T. Stucky. 24640
In the palace of God; hymn, w and m
Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16, 1933; E
pub. 39075 ; Forster music publisher,
inc. 24641
In the valley of love; w R. Salvia, m
J. Morelli. © 1 c Dee. 11, 1933;
E unp. 800382; Thomas R. Salvia
and Joseph Morelli. 24642
In vain the amorous flute; 2-pt song,
w Nicholas Brady, m Henry Purcell,
arr. and ed. W. Gillies Whittaker.
© Sept. 14, 1983; E for. 32294; Ox-
ford univ. press. 24643
In your arms; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Noy.. 25, 19383; E unp. 80173: Chas.
M. Dennis. 24644
Inaleanzable; tango, letra Rafael Tru-
jillo; pf. © Nov. 30, 1983; E pub.
39278; Edgardo Antonio Acosta.
; 24645
Indian cradle song; melody. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 8, 1983; E unp. 79858; Louis
Biamonte. 24645
Indian (An) pariah; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1..
Nov. 25, 19383; E unp. 80179; Elinor
Nell Murray. 24647
Indians and trees; w and melody. ©
1 ¢ Dee. 14, 19383; E unp. 80083;
George M. Cohan. 24648
Indigo stomp; melody Johnny Dodd.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1933; H unp. 79867;
Southern music pub. co., ine.
24649
Inka dinka doo; from Joe Palooka, w
Ben Ryan, m Jimmy Schnozzle Du-
rante; with arr. for ukulele, etc.
©) Dec 4, 19335 "8 pub, a93at9:
Irving Berlin, ine. 24650
Inn (The) at Bethlehem; sacred folk-
song from the Tyrol, transcribed
Rudinger, arr. Clarence Dickinson ;
violin, violoncello and harp obbl. pts.
© Dee. 15, 1983; E pub. 39436;
H. W. Gray co. 24651
Inni; di G. Francesco Malipiero; orch.
Partitura: © Sept. 25, 1933 E for.
82585; A. & G. Carisch & ec. 24652
1019
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Inno di gloria ; versi Nicola Cavalluzzi,
melodia M. Rich. © Nov. 4, 1933;
E pub. 39028; N. Cavalluzzi and
Morris Rich. 24653
Interlude; pf. © 1c. Dee. 8, 1933;
E unp. 79804; Arthur Dwight Allen.
24654
Introduction to the classics; 20 melo-
dies with life sketches of the com-
posers, adapted and simplified arrs.,
John Thompson; pf. DeeanZ2.
1933; E pub. 39498; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc. 24655
Introduction (The) to the piano; com-
bining rote and note approach, John
Thompson. Augmented ed. © Dee.
22, 1933; E pub. 39499; Schroeder &
Gunther, ine. 24656
Invitation to the waltz; 2-pt. song, w
Eric Haydon, m Weber, arr. Henry
Geehl. © May 5, 1933; E for. 32549 ;
Edwin Ashdown, ltd. 24657
Invocation to Orpheus; by Jacopo
Peri, w and m arr. and adapted
W. A. Goldsworthy; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. © Oct. 29, 1933; E pub. 39045;
G. Ricordi & co., ine. 24658
Iphigenia (The) in Tauris of Eurip-
ides; m for the play, tr. Gilbert
Murray, after Euripides, m Horace }
Middleton. © Dec.
28580; Edwin F. Kalmus.
11, 19825 °-D
24658*
Irene; waltz; pf. with w. ©1c. Dee.
14, 1933; E unp. 80063; Harold Eler-
ding. 24659
Trish (The) girl; Irish folk song, arr.
Don Malin; mixed cho. © Dee. 15,
1933; E pub. 39409; Gamble hinged
music Go. 24660
Is someone taking my place in your
heart; song, m R. H. Simpson and
Norris V. Webb; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc., © Dec. 22,1933; Epub.
39573; Robert H. Simpson. 24661
Is that any reason why I shouid, no,
no, no; w and m Harry S. Pepper.
© Dec. 14, 1933; E for. 32629; Dix,
itd. 24662
Is this the end; valse, w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 20, 1933; E unp, 80419;
David Flinder. 24663
It makes no difference to me; fox-
trot, w D. Feil, m G. Nicolai. © 1
¢, Dec. 11, 19383; E unp. 79912; Doris
Feil and George Nicolai. 24664
10
pt. 11, nN: 8.;-v. 28
It’s a cold, cold night; w H. Fadem,
with melody. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933;
E unp. 80330; Harry Fadem and
Frances Dawson. 24665
It’s a long road; hymn, w and m Gene
Arnold. © Oct. 16, 1933; Epub.
39081; Forster music publisher, ine.
24666
It’s all in the game; w Molly Picon,
With melody. © 1 c. Nov. 28, 1933;
Esunp. 79779; Abe Ellstein. 24667
It’s hell to be poor; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ec.
Nov. 25, 19383; E unp. 80180; Lil-
lian B. Alexander. 24668
It’s just love; song, m Walter C.
Jenvey. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E
unp. 80576; Sylvester Omer Freed.
24669
It’s spring in our hearts; song. ©
1c. Nov... 7, 19383; NH unp? Wre2-
Ruby Hewitt. 24670
It’s the Irish in me; from Jimmy and
Sally, w Sidney Clare, m Jay
Gorney; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Nov. 27, 1933; E pub. 39055;
Movietone music corp. 24671
It was a lover and his lass; w
Shakespeare, m Barbara Reynolds;
in F. © Nov. 28, 1933 ; E for. 32418;
Boosey & co., ltd. 24672
It was only yesterday; w and m Rich-
ard Himber; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Nov. 29, 1983; E pub. 39124;
TT. BY Barns Got 24673
Ives (Charles E.) | Thirty four songs.
© Oct. 25, 1933; E pub. 39316;
Charles E. Ives. 24674
Jagd ins abenteuer; operette, v. Karl
Schenk, m Will Fanta. Klavieraus-
mug mit text. © Nov. 16, 1933; D
28560; Harmonie verlagsgeselischaft
fiir literatur und kKunsf, a. g.
; 24674*
Je n’aime personne; blues, chanson,
paroles Edith Davidson. Hite.
Nov. 15, 1933; E unp. 79820; Paul
Segnitz. 24675
Je suis si bien dans tes bras; valse
no. 18, chanson, paroles Edith
Davidson. © 1 ic. Nov. 15, 1983;
E unp. 79821; Paul Segnitz. 24676
Jester’s dance; from Pie a la mode, by
David -Mendoza; pf. ©. Novy...7,
1933; E pub. 39161; M. Witmark &
sons. 24677
90
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1953
Jesus, alone, can save; hymn. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 21, 1933; E unp. 80423; Lovie
Julia Ellis. 24678
Jesus had found me; hymn, w and m
Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16, 1933; EH
pub. 39060; Forster music publisher,
ine. 24679
Jesus is near ev’ry day; hymn, w and
m Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16, 1933;
E pub. 39067; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine. 24680)
Jesus is pleading; hymn, w and m
Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16, 1933; EH
pub. 39085; Forster music publisher,
one, 24681
Jimmy had a nickel; w and m Maurice
_ Sigler, Al Goodhart and Al Hoff-
man; with ukulele arr. © Dec. 13,
1933; E pub. 39401; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine. 24682
Jis’ blue; melody with pf. ace. ©
1 ec. Dee. 11, 1933; E unp. 80021;
Guy W. Bisbee. 24683
John Henry Wray and Emma Gay;
song, m M. Ben Gault. © 1 ¢. Dee.
27, 19838; EB unp. 80650; S. G. Eber-
sole. 24684
Johnny came marching home; w and
m Benjamin H. Burt; with ukulele
agra, (C1... Dee. 6, 1933 3. unp.
79746; FE. B. Haviland pub. co.
24685
Jollity; by Paul Windrush; Oe. ©
Nov. 28, 1983; E for. 32267; Banks
& son. 24686
Jolly (The) boulevardier; by Hugo
Friedhofer; pf. conductor. © 1 e.
Dec. 22, 1983; E unp. 80524; Movie-
tone music corp. 24687
Joy lit her star; Christmas carol, w
Irene Gass, m George Rathbone;
mixed voices. © Nov. 29, 1933; E
for. 82506; Novello & co., ltd. 24688
Joyful (The) message; hymn, m Wil-
liam Thomas Seaton. © Oct. 2,
19383; E pub. 39230; Nora Alice
Crow. 24689)
Juanita of my dreams; waltz song,
m Jimmie Crane; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1933; EB unp. 78954;
William Taft Lamb. 24690
Jug (A) of wine and you; w and mel-
- ody. © 1 ¢. Dec. 1, 1983; E unp.
79524; Chris Yacich. 24691
10
24707
Juice (The) of the forbidden fruit;
w and melody Curley Fletcher. ©
1 c. Dec. 28, 1933; E unp. 80642;
Curley W. Fletcher. 24692
Just a bit of wishing; song, melody
Bud Manners. © 1 ¢. Dec. 4, 1933;
EK unp. 79604; Katherine C. Turner.
24693
Just a bunch of apple blossoms; valse
song. © 1 ¢. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp.
79995; Bessie Barrett Welsh.
24694
Just a little gray-haired lady; w and
m Les Allen and Moss Green; with
arr. for ukulele, ete. © Nov. 6,
1983; E for. 32492; Lawrence
Wright music co., ltd. 24695
Just a little kiss; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1e. Dec. 14, 1933; E unp.
80090; George Herman. 24696
Just a little love; song, melody Bud
Manners. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4, 1933; EB
unp. 79614; Marie Fulwiler. 24697
Just a little smile; w and melody. ©
1 @ Dec. 21, 1983; E unp. 80426;
Hugene Val Cap. 24698
Just a little squirrel; w and m Yolf
Senoj. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1933; EB unp.
80435 ; Floy C. Merrilies. 24699
Just a memory; valse, w and melody.
© 1e. Dee. 22, 1933; E unp. 80487;
Kna Stinson. 24700
Just a sweetheart of yesterday; w and
melody. ©1e. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp.
79669; Harold E. Raymond. 24701
Just a valley of dreams; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Nov. 29, 1933; E unp. 79976;
Elva Moen. 24702
Just a whoop an’ a holler; w Dick San-
ford and Clarke Van Ness, melody
Ernie Burnett and Tom Berwick. ©
1 ce. Dee. 20, 1933; E unp. 80400; De
Sylva, Brown and Henderson, inc.
24703
Just another goodbye; w and melody.
© 1 ¢. Dee. 12, 1933; E unp. 80016;
Charles T. Ford. 24704
Just be natural; song, melody Serge
Walter. © 1 e. Dee. 8, 1933; E unp.
79824; Marjorie Harper. 24705
Just-buy-to-day ; song, melody Alfonso
Antonelli. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1933; E
unp. 79626; James Whalen. 24706
Just condescend ; song. ©1c¢: Dee. 15,
1933; E unp. 80115; Seymour Levit-
tan. 24707
21
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24708
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Just forgive but don’t forget; song, m | Keep romance alive: from Hips hips
C. Roland Flick. © 1 e¢ Dee. 4,
1933 ; E unp. 79616; Alberta B. Hick-
man. 24708
Just one little word from you; w and
m Everett Marr; with ukulele arr.
© Dee. 19, 1933; E wunp. 39518:
Great western music ¢o. 24709
Just the{ Fatt for me; song, arr. John
Bach. © 1c. Dee. 8, 1933; E unp.
79802; George A. Denowski. 24710
Just to be near Him is heaven to me;
hymn, w and m Gene Arnold. ©
Oct. 16, 1933; E pub. 39063; Forster
music publisher, ine. 24711
Just waiting; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «
Noy. 25, 1983; E unp. 80158; John
Chucoski. 24712
Just wondering; song, m Luther A.
Clark. _©. Dec: 41,1933: .E:.-pub.
39206; Lydia Geib. 24713
Just you dear: w and melody. ©1ce.
Dec. 22, 19838; E unp. 80467; Olive
Bartholomew. 24714
K. L. U.; hymn, w and m Anna Hatton
Boyer, arr. © Nov. 20, 1933; E pub.
39340; Hall Dautel. 24715
Kammersonate; v. Paul Hermann;
violine mit streichorch. Partitur.
© Feb. 8, 1933; E for. 32453; Ries
& Erler, g.m.b.h. 24716
Kan du fresta mig; slow-fox, ur Inled
mig i frestelse, m David Ottoson,
arr. Peva Derwin; orch. stiAmmer
med saéngtrio. © Dee. 18, 1933; E
for. 32605; A. b. Carl Gehrmans
musikforlag. 24717
ur Inled mig i frestelse. text Knut
Esbjornson,, m David Ottoson; pf.
© Dec. 18, 1933; E for. 32606; A. b.
Carl Gehrmans musikforlag. 24718
Katy broke the pitcher; fox-trot song.
© 1 ¢. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 79955;
Ann E. Wright. 24719
Keep away from the moonlight: w
Lorenz Hart, m Richard Rodgers.
© 1c. Dee. 15, 1933; E unp. 80125;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 24720
Keep on doin’ what you're doin’; from
Hips hips hooray, w and m Bert
Kalmar and Harry Ruby; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Dec. 7, 1933;
E pub. 39321; Irving Berlin, ine.
24721
hooray, w and m Bert Kalmar and
Harry Ruby; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Dec. 16, 1933; E pub. 39440:
Irving Berlin, ine. 24722
w and melody Bert Kalmar and
Harry Ruby. ©1c. Nov. 22, 1933;
E unp. 79549; Irving Berlin, ine.
24723
Keile un beile: w and melody. ©1c.
Dec. 6, 1983; D 28578; Samuel Go-
zinsky. 24723*
Kentucky, my home: w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 4, 1933; E unp. 80073:
Joe T. Steen. 24724
Kernacs (Paul) Aria; violin and pf.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp. 80644;
Paul Kernacs. 24725
Key (The) to my heart; fox-trot song.
© 1 c. Nov. 29, 1933; E unp. 79980:
Kristi Olson. 24726
-
Kick depression along; song. © Noy.
29. 1933; E pub. 39186; David Jen-
kins. 24727
Kid-dle-dee fid-dle-dee I love this mel-
0-dee; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Dec.
4, 1933; E unp. 79639; Irene Koester
Coovel. 24728
King (The) made whoopee in the land
of whack-a-doodle-do; w and m Ray-
mond Wallace and Cecil Harrington ;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Oct.
12, 1933; E for. 32465; Chappell &
co., ltd. 24729
King of Kings; Christmas pageant,
w Lizzie De Armond, m W. B. Jude-
find. © Oct. 18, 1932; E pub. 39508 ;
Judefind bros. 24730
Kingdom of night; song. © 1 ¢. Dec.
15, 1983: E unp. 80139; Ralph Mon-
roe Heath. 24731
Kiss(The) ; song, poem Cyrus Butler
Smith, jr. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1933; E
unp. 79568: Harold Marvin Smith.
24732
Kiss me good-bye; from Going gay, w
and m Arthur Le Clerg and William
Trytel; with ukulel arr. © Dee. 14,
1933; E for. 32400; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., ltd. 24733
Kisses in the night; from Moulin
rouge, w Al Dubin, m Harry War-
ren; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
Nov. 22, 1933; E pub. 39128; Remick
music corp. 24734
1022
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 19383
Klavier - harmonika-album; chroma-
tisches 0. pf.-accordeon, ausge-
wiihlte stticke, bearb. u. hrsg. Moritz
Thoni. © Nov. 30, 1983; E for.
32501; B. Schott’s séhne. - 24735
Kleine fantasien; v. Georg Philipp
Telemann, hrsg. Erich Doflein;
klavier, cembalo. © Nov. 30, 1933;
E for. 32502; B. Schott’s sohne.
24736
Knocking (A) on the stable docr;
Christmas carol, w Irene Gass, m
Eric H. Thiman; mixed voices. ©
Nov. 29, 1983; E for. 32504; Novelto
& co., ltd. 24737
Konopli moczyla; w and melody. ©
1 @ Dec. 16, 1983; E unp. 80252;
Abe Schwartz. 24738
Konzert flir streichorchester ; v. Wolf-
gang Fortner. Partitur. © Nov.
30, 1933; E for. 32499; B. Schott’s
sohne. 24739
Kovats ezredes; szévegét irta: Nagy
Andras, zenéjét szerzé: Zoltan
Béla Bird. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1933;
EH sunp. 80006; Andrew Nagy. 24740
Kuu ipo, lei pikake; w Mekia Keala-
kai, m Charles E. King. © 1. Nov.
8, 19383; E unp. 80337; George
Peters Rea. 24741
Ladies who come from Spain; w, m
and pf. arr. William Kernell. ©
1c Dec. 22, 1983; E unp. 80520;
Movietone music corp. 24742
Lady Lou; w Harry Tobias, m Neil
Moret; with ukulele arr. © Nov.
27, 1988; E pub. 39033; Sherman,
Clay & co. 24743
Lady, why do I love you like this;
fox-trot, w and m Sam Adelman,
Ben Adelman and Errol Collins. ©
Noy. 8, 1933; E pub. 393835; Walter
A. Quincke. 24744
Lakota waltzes; by W. E. M. Pettee,
new arr. Chas. Fredericks; band
pts. © Dee. 16, 1933; E pub. 39481 ;
F. C. Menges. 24745
Land N blues; melody W. Davis. ©
1 c Dee. 5, 19383; E unp. 79870;
Southern music pub. co., ine. 24746
Land of the jungles; song. © 1 e.
Dec. 1, 1933; E unp. 79542; Willie
Lee Roberts. 24747
Land (The) where we need no sun;
hymn. © Nov. 21, 1933; E pub.
39389; John Edgar Ingalls. 24748
24761
Languidez; letra y m Maria Teresa
Lara, arr. Agustin Lara. © Sept.
15, 1983; E for. 32532; A. Wagner y
Levien suecs., Ss. en ¢. 24749
Laramie; waltz song, m _ Clifford
Barnes. ©1c. Dee. 9, 1933; E unp.
79922; Anna Dilling. 24750
Last (The) round-up; from Ziegfeld
follies, Billy Hill, arr. Harry Stan-
ley and George A. Bronson, Ha-
waiian steel guit.; diagram arr. ©
Dec. 11, 1933; E pub. 39883; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & Co., inc. 24751
Laughing over losing you; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1 c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80181;
Lois Hoots. 24752
Lay your head on my shoulder; w and
m Con Conrad, Sam Coslow and
Jimmy Campbell; with arr. for uku-
lele, ete. © Dec. 14, 1933; E pub.
39525; Famous music corp. 24753
Lead me,. Lord; anthem, w from
Psalms, m Samuel Sebastian Wes-
ley, ed. and new arr. Stanford Clark ;
mixed voices. © Dec. 20, 1933; H
pub. 39607; B. F. Wood music co.
24754
Leaves are falling again; pf. with w.
© 1c. Dee. 8, 1933; E unp. 79805;
Clyde D. Sandgren. 24755
Lecons @harmonie des éléves ayant
remporté le premier prix aux con-
cours des classes d’harmonie, année
1933; basses et chants donnés F.
Motte-Lacroix et Jacques de la
Presie, réalisations Marcel Stern,
et autres. © Sept. 1, 1933; E for.
32269; Heugel. 24756
Le Fleming (Christopher) Nocturne;
Tweon-ea; pf. © Nov. 2, 1933; H
for. 32439; J. & W. Chester, ltd.
24757
Legionaires [sic] (The) are marching ;
march, w and melody. © 1c. Dee.
19, 19383; E unp. 80349; Bess Evan-
geline Murch. 24758
Lehua; w Harold Orlob, m Rudolf
Friml. © Dee. 11, 1933; E pub.
39369; M. Witmark & sons. 24759
Lejos; vals, arr. por P. de W. M.; pf.
y, letra. © 1c. Dec., 20, 1933; E
unp. 80405; Enrique Galaz. 24760
Leni fox; by Oluf Bjornulf Olsen; pf.
© 1c. Dee. 6, 1933; E unp. 79715;
Guno Osvald Karlberg. 24761
1023
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Leporean march; melody. © 1. Dee.
29, 1933; E unp. 80665; Carolyn
Roberts. 24762
Let it storm all night; w E. Collins,
mue@ OcCollins,-\ pt.treble.\ tO) aac:
Nov. 20, 1933; E unp. 79130; Cyril
C. Collins and Evan Collins. 24763
Let me be born again; from Lew Les-
lie’s Blackbirds of 1934, w Joseph
Young and Ned Washington, m Vic-
tor Young; with arr. for ukulele,
etc., May Singhi Breen. © Dee. 15,
1988; E pub. 39446; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 24764
Let me dream then I will be in heay-
en: song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 c. Nov. 25, 1933;
E unp. 80182; John Sneddon. 24765
Let’s be friends; song, melody Allen
Taub. © 1. Dee. 9, 1983; E unp.
79854; Edward J. Lynch. 24766
Let’s begin; song, from Gowns by Ro-
berta, w Otto Harbach. © Nov. 3,
1933; E pub. 39111; Jerome Kern.
24767
Let’s dance; w and m Yolf Senoj. ©
1 @. Dec. 21, 19338; E unp. 80436;
Floy C. Merrilies. 24768
Let’s fall in love; from picture, w
Ted Koehler, m Harold Arlen; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 7, 1933; E pub.
39325; Irving Berlin, inc. 24769
Let’s get together honey, I know that
we can get along; w and melody.
© 1. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp. 79686;
Bonnie Kirkland. 24770
Let’s join the nudists and go nude;
fox-trot song. ©1c. Dec. 29, 1933;
E unp. 80662; Setrak Asaturian.
24771
Let’s love while we may; w and m
Hal. Shire. i-@ 7b ce Dec. 2h) 1938 ;
E unp. 80583; Harold R. Shire.
24772
Let’s make the best of it; w and mel-
ody Bertie E. Freund. © 1 ¢. Dee.
5, 19338; E unp. 80332; Burghardine
Elizabeth Freund. 24773
Let’s pretend we’re sweethearts; song.
© Dec. 8, 1933; E pub. 39244;
George Rice. 24774
Let’s sit this one out; w Dorothy
Fields, m Jimmy McHugh: with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 19, 1933; E
pub. 39519; Mayfair music corp.
24
pt. ID: aes yee
Let's swap! What have you, please
hurry up and let me know: w and m
Lee Ellsworth. © 1 ec. Dec. 7, 1933;
EK unp. 79760; Lee Chester Hardin
Elisworth. 24776
Let’s try once again; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©
1 e. Nov. 25, 19383; E unp. S0rS4;
Hazel Campbell. 24717
Let the moon be our companion; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; H unp.
80183; Marie Brandenburg. 24778
Let the world go drifting by; from
Britannia of Billingsgate, w and m
Harry Leon and Leo Towers; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Noy. 1,
1933; E for. 32480; Lawrence
Wright music co., Itd. 24779
Lewis (Frederic Putnam) Two com-
positions for piano; op. 13, 10. ©
Dee. 14,': 1983; Ei > pale eee.
Frederic Putnam Lewis. 24780
Libelle (Die); v. Franz Drdla, op.
233: violine u. pf. © Dee. 5, 1933;
E for. 32593; D. Rahter. 24781
Liddle (Samuel) Three sacred songs;
w from the Bible. © Noy. 21, 1933;
E for. 32422; Boosey & co., ltd.
' 24782
Liebesklage; v. Franz Drdla, op. 232:
violine u. pf. © Dee. 5, 1933; E
for. 32594; D. Rahter. 24783
Liebestanz: vy. S. B. Clemus [pseud.];
salon-orch. stimmen. Cer at,
1932; E for. 32413; Henry Litolff's
verlag. 24784
Life boat blues; melody W. Davis. ©
1° ¢. Dec. 5, 1933; 2 unpeieoere,
Southern music pub. co., inc. 24785
Life is funny that way; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Dec. 16, 1983; E unp.
80282; John Nauer and Milton
Leahy. 24786
Life is just a stream; song, melody
Clara Fredericka Tupper. © 1 e.
Dec. 18, 1983; E unp. 80274; Whit-
ford Price French. 24787
Life seemed but a dream; melody
Mickey Hart. © 1c. Dec. 27, 1933 ;
E unp. 80595; Adelbert Hart.
24788
Life would be worth living again; w
and m J. FrankNn and Anthony
Trini; with ukulele arr. Herbert
Marslak. © Nov. 16, 1983; E pub.
38851; Jimmie Franklin. 24789
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
-——— —_—_.
Light up the way; hymn, w and m
Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16, 1933; E
pub. 89079 ; Forster music publisher,
inc. 24790
Lights and shadows; by Alfred Mi-
stowski; pf. duet. © July 27, 1933;
E for. 32311; Oxford univ. press.
24791
Lights (The) of mystery; song. ©
teceewee e 19885 BH unpy (95th;
Inez Clark Hall. 24792
Like as the hart desireth the wa-
ter brooks; anthem, English text
adapted R. R. Ross, m_ Vincent
Novello, ed. Charles F. Manney;
mixed voices, organ acc. © Dee. 9,
19383: E pub. 39304; B. F. Wood
music co. 24793
Like you: w Charles Brave. m Santi
Tafarella. © Dee. 22, 1933; E pub.
39550: Dearborn music co. 24794
Lila; song. © Nov. 20, 1933; E pub.
39331; Clara Louise Larimore.
24795
Listen to the story of Sleepy Hollow
Bill; w and melody Harry Lowe.
© 1c. Dee. 15, 1933; E unp. 80118:
Joe Davis, ine. 24796
Little black Sambo; pf. with text. ©
Pee riINOv. '¢;, 1933) D' 28562::° Ola
Holloway. 24796*
Little brownie’s lullabye; song, w
Borghild Zanini. © 1 c¢. Dec. 29,
1933 ; E unp. 80679; Olof Thunstrom.
24797
Little cabin home; song, m James L.
Grown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80185; Harvey
BE. Devault. 24798
Little china doll; song, w Earl Mitch-
er Owl ex. Dee. .26; 1933: BE .up.
80569; Henry Prince. 24799
©) 1 G.. Nov: 29,
79544; Genevieve
24800
Little David, play on yo’ harp; negro
Spiritual, arr. H. Merrills Lewis;
male voices. © Nov. 27, 1933; HB
pub. 39039; J. Fischer & bro. 24801
Little love song; song. © 1c. Dee. 1,
1933; E unp. 79566; Alice J. Berd-
ing. 24802
Little Miss Mischief; sc. of the film,
by David Mendoza; pf: © Novy. 13,
193838; E pub. 39163; M. Witmark &
sons. 24803
Little clouds; song.
19585). unp.
Chureh Smith.
24817
Little pal; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Dee.
28,. 1983; E unp. 80628; Walter
Greenlaw. 24804
Little (A) place for two; w Arnaud
de Bordes, m Laddie Watkis. ©
ic. Noy, 24; lose 7H) unp, “Ss06D_ ;
Laddie Fennell. 24805
Little ray of sunshine; w Helen Clem-
ans, m Harold Wansborough; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 2, 1933; E pub.
39089; Dixon-Lane music corp.
24806
Little songs for little people; songs.
Dee.’ 6, 1983 VE pub: | a05ae°
George Browning Biggs. 24807
Little story ; folk-motiv, Lazar Weiner ;
pL. © Dec. 22, 19383: E pub. 39601 ;
J. Fischer & bro. 24808
Little sweetheart, just one more dance
with you; song, m Luther A. Clark.
OMine Dees. LOsse aH Unipemotols:
George Humphreys. 24809
Little (The) things of life; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 80186;
Mabel Buzzard. 24810
Little (The) town; song, w John
Richard” Morevand. °° © (Nov. 20:
19383; E pub. 39091; Mary Wright
Bain. 24811
Little (A) white cottage with a little
green door; song, m James UL.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 80187; Mary
J. Bowser. 24812
Little women like you; w Edgar Les-
lie, m Fred EB. Ahlert; with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 16, 1933; E pub. 39489 ;
itwing Berlin, ime: 24813
Live for love; w and melody. © 1.
Dee. 22, 1983; E unp. 80479; Louis
W. Kulik. 24814
Live today; w and melody Burton
Crane. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1933; E unp.
79798; Louis Burton Crane, jr.
24815
Living in dreams; w and melody. ©
ies Dees 6," 1933 "Ee unp.. T9679:
Leona C. Augustine. 24816
Londonderry air; old Irish melody,
[and] Traumerei; by Robert Schu-
mann; arr. S. C. Thompson; saxo-
phone quartet. © Nov. 30, 1933; E
pub. 39404; Alfred musie ¢o., inc.
24817
1025
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 01, Nn. SsVves
Lonely (The) caravan; by Irene
Rodzers: pl. © Dec.” 18, tesa se
pub. 39583; Clayton F. Summy co.
24818
Lonely lane; from College coach, w
Irving Kahal, m Sammy Fain; with
arr. for ukulele, ete. Nov. 7,
1933; E pub. 39125; Remick music
corp. 24819
I.onely night: song, m Frank William
Young. ©1c. Dec. 5, 1933; E unp.
79648; Dorothea Lamore. 24820
Lonely romancer; w and m Sal Leg-
gio, arr. Louis Savarese; pf. ©1 ec.
Dee. 21, 1933; E unp. 80443; Salva-
tore J. Leggio. 24821
Long ago; w Richard Seymour, m
Montague F. Philipps, op. 54, no. 3;
in C. © Nov. 6,:1933; E for. 32470;
Chappell & co., ltd. 2A822
Long time dead: w and melody Bur-
ton Crane, arr. Bill Kunkel. © 1 «.
Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 19795; Louis
Burton Crane, jr. 24823
Lenging; w and melody. © 1 ¢. Dee.
22, 1935; E unp. 80469; Mabel Ken-
ady Brune. 24824
Longing for the one I love: song, arr.
Clarke ‘Tates “© 1° Dec. 8, 1933;
E unp. 80027; Lena Lloyd Woods.
24825
Longing for you; song. ©1c. Dec. 11,
1933: E unp. 79879; Belford Cabell
Hendricks. 24826
Looking at the sunset with you; song,
In James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. ©,.1 ¢. Nov. 25,1983 5 EH. ump.
80188; Rudy Rustom. 24827
Looking for a sweetheart; w and
melody. .©. 1 ce. Dec. 5, 1933; E
unp. 79663; Edward Howard Zier.
24828
Looking unto Jesus; hymn, music arr.
Grace Shaman. © Nov. 17, 1933; E
pub. 39231; Karl F. Wittman.
24829
Lopez (Vincent) modern piano
method; by Vincent Lopez. bk. 1.
© Dec. 20, 19383; AA 134517; M. M.
Cole pub. co. 24830
Lord (The) hath heard me; text
adapted William Arms Fisher, m
Anton Arensky; mixed voices. ©
Nov. 17, 1933; E pub. 39047; Oliver
Ditson co., ine. 24831
Lord’s (The) prayer; m Homer Och-
senhirt ; 6 mixed voices. © Dec. 21,
1933; E pub. 39479; Homer Ochsen-
hirt. 24832
Lost; musical recitation, w Arthur
Guiterman,. m Frieda Peycke; pf.
© Dee. 21, 1933; E pub. 39560;
Theodore Presser co. 24833
Lotus fiower; song. © 1 c. Noy. 21,
1933: E unp. 80044; Dorothy Lucas
Higginson. 24834
Love: song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. .© 1.¢. Nev.,25, 1938 ;
E unp. 80189; Ellen Miles. 24835
valse song. ©1c. Nov. 29, 1933;
E unp. 79961; Charles H. Wolfram.
24836
Love again; w and melody G. L. Clarke
and Bert L. Clarke. © 1c. Dec. 11,
1933; E unp. 79919; George” i:
Clarke. 24837
Love appassionato; by L. A. K.3 pf.
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1933; E unp. 80308;
National screen service. 24838
Love came to me; w Molly Picon,
with melody. © 1c. Noy. 28, 1933;
E unp. 79780; Abe Ellstein. 24839
Love (A) divine; fox-trot song. © 1
c. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. 79993 ; Louise
D. Kohlhof. 24840
Love everlasting; waltz, W Joyce
Ayres, m Wilbur Chenoweth, orch.
Paul Weirick ; pts. © Dec. 26, 1933;
E pub. 39571; Boston music co.
24841
Love has come to me; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1933; E unp. 79534;
Ernest Nyal Johnson. 24842
Love is just a word to me; pf. with w.
© 1 c. Dee. 1, 19338; E unp. 79561;
Russell Leake. 24843
Love is like that; song. © 1 ¢. Dee.
28, 1933; E unp. 80606; Kenneth D.
Brown. 24844
Love is love, anywhere; from Let’s
fall in love, w Ted Koehler, m Har-
old Arlen; with ukulele arr. © Dee.
7, 1933; E pub. 39827; Irving Ber-
lin, ine. 24845
Love is more than a dream; w Mar-
guerite VanderVoort, melody H. S.
Hincks. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp.
79681; Harvey Scott Hincks and
Marguerite VanderVoort Hincks.
24846
1026
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
24875
Love locked out; w Max Kester, m | Lovely one; w Sam Adelman, m Ben-
Ray Noble; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Oct. 13, 1983; E for. 32475;
Victoria music pub. co., ltd. 24847
Love lost; w Howard Dietz, m Ar-
thur Schwartz; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Dec. 14, 1983; E pub. 39524;
Famous music corp. 24848
Love (A) lyric; song, poem Louis
Ginsberg. © 1 c¢. Dec. 9, 1933; E
unp. 79888; Iris Brussels. 24849
Love me forever; song, m Allen Taub.
© 1c. Dee. 12, 1983; E unp. 79999 ;
Wm. Robt. Adams. 24850
Love me just a little bit; song. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 18, 1933; E unp. 80281; Edith
Ann McAlpine. 24851
Love *neath an Ozark moon; song, m
Stan Tucker. © Sept. 9. 1932: E
pub. 39174; Louise Mills Covington.
24852
Love requited; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «©
Nov. 25, 1988; E unp. 80190; R. H.
Lambert. 24853
Love song; w and m Albert Franklin
Trask. Sept. 1, 1983; E pub.
39346; National assn. of dramatiecs,
ine. 24854
Love (A) song to you; song, melody
Bud Manners. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1933;
E unp. 79612; Jacob Bott. 24855
Love unknown; motet, w Samuel Cross-
man, m Alfred Whitehead; mixed
voices, organ acc. © Oct. 10, 1933;
E for. 32523 ; Stainer & Bell, ltd.
24856
Love was never meant for me; w and
m Alfred Hugo; pf. © 1. Dee. 21,
1933; E unp. 80450; Alfred Huge
Neuberger. 24857
Loveliness; w and m Sal Leggio, arr.
Louis Savarese; pf. © 1c. Dee. 21,
19383: E unp. 80444; Salvatore J.
Leggio. 24858
Lovely; w Edgar Leslie, m Fred KE.
Ahlert ; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
Dec. 8, 1933; E pub. 39371; T. B.
Harms co. 24859
Lovely dreams; waltz song, m C. Florio
and John Ferrarra. © 1 ¢. Dee. 28,
19838; E unp. 80600; Carl John
Florio. 24860
Lovely June; song. © 1. Nov. 29,
1983; E unp. 79558; F. Harvey
Straight. 24861
jamin Adelman; with ukulele arr.
© Dee. 18, 1983 ; E pub. 39484 ; Dear-
born music co. 24862
Bud
19383; E
24863
Love’s journey; valse song. © 1 «¢.
Nov. 29, 1933; E unp. 79983; Cora
Adams. 24864
Loves labor lost; song, w Roger Bur-
nell Doulens. © 1c. Dee. 6, 1933;
E unp. 797388; Richard Elber Cross.
24865
Love's magic; song, arr. Genevieve S&S.
Ellis. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp.
79634; Thelma Fox. 24866
Love’s memories; fox-trot, w and m
Claude G. Herb. © 1 © Nov. 25,
1938; E unp. 79941; G. Herbert
Schmidt. 24867
Love’s rendevous [sic]; valse song. ©
1c. Nov. 29, 1933; E unp. 79957 ; Rex
Terry. 24868
Lovingly yours; w and m Bob Schafer.
© 1c. Dee. 18, 1933; E unp. 80262:
Robert William Schafer. 24869)
Lubly Dinah’s gone wid a coon; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1 ¢. Dee. 14,
1933; E unp. 80092; Alice L. Messa-
more. 24870
Love’s alchemy; song, melody
Manners. © 1c. Dec. 4,
unp. 79603; Dorothy Gibson.
Lucia Luci, dimme ca me vo’ bene;
m Fernando Ligotti; pf. con versi.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1933; E unp. 79850;
Ciro Sivio. 24871
Lucky fella ; from The prizefighter and
the lady, w Dorothy Fields, m
Jimmy McHugh; with arr. for uku-
lele, etc., May Singhi Breen. © Novy.
28, 1983; E pub. 39008; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 24872
Liig’ mich nicht an; English waltz,
text Fritz Rotter, m Paul Mann
and Stephen Weiss. © July 17,
19383; E for. 32622; Wiener operet-
tenverlag, g.m.b.h., Dacapo-verlag.
24873
——arr. Alexander
Steinbrecher ; salon, jazz, orch. stim-
men... ©) duly 22." 1983 BE) tor.
32620 ; Wiener operettenverlag,
g.m.b.h., Dacapo verlag. 24874
Lullaby; pf. with w. © 1 ¢. Dec. 15,
1933; E unp. 80133; Harry H. Sha-
piro. 24875
1027
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24876
pt. IN, DOS. ves
w EK. M. de Galban, m E. de Zu-
beldia. © 1c. Dec. 29, 1933; E unp.
SUG6GSO ; Ellen McGrath de Galban and
Emiliana Zubeldia. 24876
Lullaby land; song, from Walt Dis-
ney’s Silly symphonies; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © Dee. 7, 1933; E pub.
39408 ; Irving Berlin, inc. 24877
Lullaby tango; song. © 1 c. Dec. 18,
1933: E unp. 80267; Nellie Godske-
Nielsen. 24878
Ma la mamma lo sa; fox trot, dal film
Un cattivo soggetto, parole Marf e
Mario Buza, m Vittorio Mascheroni ;
pf. © Oct. 16, 1933; E for. 32587;
A. & G. Carisch & e. 24879
Machabey-Ganeval (Emilienne) Trois
mélodies; poésie P. Verlaine et A.
Samain. © Oct. 1, 1933; E for.
32384; Henry Lemoine et cie.
24880
McLennan (Frank) Chant; w and
melody... .@ 1: c. Nov... 25,1933;
unp. 80334; Frank McLennan.
24881
Madonna Maria; w and m C. Sam
Wilke. ©1e. Nov. 17, 1933; E unp.
79758; Clyde Schulz Wilke. 24882
Madre mia; tango; pf. con letra. ©
Nov. 30, 1933; E pub. 39280; Cuates
Castilla. 24883
Magi (The) journey far; Christmas
carol, w by, and m based on the
French carol tune Partez Magis, par-
tez, by Alfred Whitehead; mixed
voices. © Nov. 29, 1933; E for.
32228; Novello & co., ltd. 24884
Magic garden; w and m Hal Shire.
©1c. Dee. 27, 1933; E unp. 80581;
Harold R. Shire. 24885
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; in F
maj., m R. O. Latham ; mixed voices ;
organ ace. © July 13, 1933; E for.
32297; Oxford univ. press. 24886
Make way for the band; w and m
Dorothy Gaynor Blake; pf. © Jan.
31, 1933; E pub. 39460; Willis music
CO. 24887
Malézieux (Eugene) 24 etudes; a la
Lo Seb POSITION ®. Wigton.
© Oct. 1, 1933; E for. 32380; Eu-
géne Malézieux. 24888
Mammy ; traditional negro song, w ed.
Paul Robeson, m arr. G. Ruthland
Clapham; with ukulele arr. © Aug.
10, 1933; E for. 32868; Sylvester
music co., ltd. 24889
Mammy’s little choc’lit drop; w and
m Eva Coors Mowry. © 1 ¢. Dec.
13, 1933; E unp. 80052; Eva M.
Mowry. 24890
Man (The) on the flying trapeze; fox-
trot, arr. Paul Weirick; dance orch.
pts. © Dec. 4, 1933; E pub. 39030;
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, ine.
24891
novelty waltz, arr. Graham Prince:
orch. pts., with w. © Dec. 22, 1933;
EK pub. 39553; Edward B. Marks
music corp. 24892
Manila memories; waltz song, w Fe-
lomino L. Ancheta, Ilocano tr. Ireneo
Gaspar; with ukulele arr. © Nov.
1, 1933; E pub. 39898; Robert D’An-
cheta. 24893
Many thanks for the dance; w A. Vann
and Arthur Terker, and melody. ©
1c. Dee. 1, 19388; EH unpe 1Sses.e)
Vann. 24894
March of the N. R. A.; song, m Daniel
H: Wilson. ©. 1.¢.:Qety 2.419335 E:
unp. 77018; H. Mae Lawson. 24895
March of the veterans; song. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 14, 1983; E unp. 79557; Meyer
Matthew Sholk. 24896
Marche regal; by Herbert Stothart;
pf. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1933; E unp.
80611; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
24897
Marching forward under the blue
eagle; pf. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E
unp. 80341; Alexandre Von Schmidt-
hoff. 24898
Marcia pomposo; by L. A. K.; pf. ©
1 c. Dee. 18, 1933; E unp. 80314;
National screen service. 24899
Market (The) place; unison song, w
Chas. F. Geere. © Dec. 15, 1933; E
for. 32600; E. Markham Lee.
24904
Mary’s lullaby; song, w Hermon Ould.
© Dec. 15, 1933; E for. 32601; David
Carver. 24901
Mary’s song of exaltation; w selected
from Scriptures, Elisabeth Cooper,
m Stanley Arthur Day; med. voice.
© Dec. 14, 1933; E pub. 39434;
Clayton F. Summy co. 24902
Mas que a todo; paroles espagnoles
Raquel Meller, paroles francaises
André de Badet, m Moisés Simons.
© Oct. 1, 1933; E for. 32378; Chou-
dens. 24903
1028
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Masqueraded love; waltz song. © 1c.
Dec. 1, 1933; E unp. 79572; Herbert
C. Hassel. 24904
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) Air
de ballet; from Scénes pittoresques,
arr. S. C. Thompson; saxophone
quartet. © Nov. 30, 1933; E pub.
39406; Alfred music co., ine. 24905
from Scenes pittores-
ques, arr. S. C. Thompson; saxo-
phone quartet. © Nov. 30, 19383;
E pub. 39405; Alfred music co., ine.
24906
—— Angelus;
Marche; from Scénes pittoresques,
arr. S. C. Thompson; saxophone
quartet. © Nov. 30, 1933; E pub.
39407; Alfred music co., inc.
24907
Master choruses; sacred, selected by
Hugh Ross, John Smallman and H.
Alexander Matthews; mixed voices.
Voice pts. © Nov. 10, 1983; AA
133974; Oliver Ditson co., ine.
24908
May 1; w Burton Crane, melody Bur-
ton Crane and Bill Kunkel. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 79796; Louis
Burton Crane, jr. 24909
May I have this dance with you; song,
melody T. Valenti and B. Mancer.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1983; E unp. 80135;
Thomas Valenti. 24910
May in the greenwood; cantata, Robin
Milford, op. 32; women’s voices. ©
Aug. 3, 1933; E for. 32284; Oxford
univ. press. 24911
Mayday; suite, Alec Rowley; pf. ©
Mar. 9, 1933; E for. 32557; Edwin
Ashdown, ltd. 24912
Medley of American tunes; arr. Helen
MacGregor; pf. quartet. © Jan. 31,
1933; E pub. 39463; Willis musie co.
24913
Meet me down by the wayside; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp.
79684: Nettie Robbins. 24914
Meet me tonight; w Ellery Rand, mel-
ody G. L. Clarke and Bert L. Clarke.
© 1c. Dee. 11, 1933; E unp. 79914;
George L. Clarke. 24915
Meet mother in the skies; hymn, w
unon., m arr. L. L. Pickett. © Dec.
12, 19383; H pub.) 39450; JohnH. |
Brunner. 24916
24931
Meet the man about town; w Mitchell
Parish, m Frank Perkins. © Dec.
5, 1933; E pub. 39495; Mills music,
inc. 24917
Meet the navy; w and m Noel Gay;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Nov. 1,
1933; E for. 382479; Lawrence
Wright music co., ltd. 24918
Melody (A), a waltz and you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr (©), tc: NOW, Zoe oae: tin,
80191; Wilma Armstrong. 24919
Melody fox-trot; arr. L. A. K.; pf. ©
1 c. Dee. 18, 1988; E unp. 80315;
National screen service. 24920
Memoirs of Dixieland; w Paul Law-
rence [sic] Dunbar and Joseph 8.
Cotter, with melody. © 1 e. Dee.
19, 1933; E unp. 80364; Jacob Pease.
24921
Memories; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 80192; Laura EH. Car-
michael. 24922
valse song. © 1c. Nov. 29, 1933;
E unp. 79960; Annette Luber. 24923
Memories and a broken heart; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp.
79704; Wilna Smith. 24924
Memories of mother; w B. Sunderland,
m V. G. Brown. © Dec. 22, 1933;
E pub. 39565; Verna G. Brown and
Bert Sunderland. 24925
Memories of my departed wife; song,
m Luther A. Clark. © Dee. 8, 1933;
E pub. 393837; Robert Fletcher.
24926
Memories of that silver haired daddy
of mine; w and melody. ©1e. Dee.
15, 1983; E unp. 80116; Gene Autry.
24927
Memorizing you; song. ©1ce. Dec. 9,
1933; E unp. 80101; Lucile Garvin.
24928
Memory of paradise; w and melody.
© 1. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. 79622;
Kevin McLoughlin. 24929
Memory (The) waltz; w Benny Davis,
melody Joe Burke. © 1 ¢. Dec. 9,
1933; E unp. 79882; Leo Feist, ine.
24930
Mem’ries of yesterday; fox-trot, w
and mélody. © 1 c¢. Dec. 9, 1933;
E unp. 79860; John Joseph Lang-
lois. 24931
1029
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24932
Men were born to rule the world; w,
m and arr. William Kernell. © 1
e. Dec. 22, 1933; E unp. 80527;
Movietone music corp. 24932
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Consolation; se. Wil-
liam C. Schoenfeld; brass choir.
Se. and pts. © Nov. 2, 19383; E
pub. 39143: M. Witmark & sons.
24933
—— Kindersttick; transcribed An-
tonio E. Cafarella; brass quartet.
Se. and pts. © Nov. 2, 1933; E
pub. 39142; M. Witmark & sons.
24934
— Spinning song; op. 67, no. 4, 2d
pf. pt. arr. Francis Moore; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © Dec. 18, 1933; E pub.
39403 ; Schroeder & Gunther, inc.
249385
Venetian gondola song; 2-pt.
song, w Eric Haydon, m arr. Henry
Geehl. © May 5, 1933; HB for.
32551; Edwin Ashdown, Itd. 24986
Menton; poésie, Luce George, m Hu-
bert mouton. 1. Chant seul. — 2.
Chant et pf. © Oct. 1, 1933; E for.
32394, 32395; Durand et cie.
24937, 24938
Menuett im alten stil; v. Leo Port-
noff; violine u. klavier. © Nov.
24, 1933; E for. 32352; Bosworth &
CO. 24939
Merry (A) note; w Shakespeare, m
May Sarson; unison voices. © Dec.
14, 1933; E for. 32509; Novello &
co., ltd. 24940
Merry (The) widow; fox-trot, arr.
Galla-Rini; accordion. © Dec. 14,
1933; E pub. 39358; Roma music
co. 24941
Merrythoughts; novelette; orch. pts.
© Oct. 26, 1933; E for. 32463; Her-
mann Lohr. 24942
Message (The):;. song, w Dorothy
Kenwood Leonard. © 1 ¢. Dec. 11,
1933; E unp. 79895; Elizabeth Lam-
bert Hebb. 24943
Méthode de piano; pour les cOmmen-
cnants, Oswin Keller, tradn. d’Héléene
Ottmann. 1° pte. Nov. 25,
1933; E for. 32577; A. Cranz. 24944
Méthode moderne d’accordéon chro-
matique; par Roméo Jacomoni, fils,
avec des récreations appropriées
aux exercices; accordéon pf. et 4
boutons. © July 1, 1933; E for.
32270; A. Zurfluh. 24945
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Metodo progressivo per lo studio del
clarinetto sistema Boehm; di Ala-
miro Giampieri. Pts. 1 and 2. ©
Nov. 29, 19383; E for. 32494, 32495;
G. Ricordi & co. 24946, 24947
Mets ta téte sur mon épaule; valse, de
La berceuse magique, paroles Léo
Leliévre fils et Georges Dolley, m
Bétove; avec accord del’ukulele. ©
Oct. 1, 1933; E for. 32385; Editions
Salabert. 24948
Mexicado; tango-fox-trot; pf. with w.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1933; E unp. 79892;
DeWitt Ray Clingenpeel. 24949
Mexican serenade; w Ann Harvey, m
William Lester, op. 26, no. 3; sop.
1; 2 with alto. solo. -@) Newer,
1933: E pub. 39040; J. Fischer &
bro. 24950
Mi costilla es un hueso; revista, letra
Joaquin Vela Galino y Enrique Mar-
tinez Sierra. Voz y bajo. ©1e.
Nov. 27, 19383; E unp. 79414; Fran-
cisco Alonso Lopez. 24951
Mi querer; letra y m Gonzalo Curiel.
© July 15, 1933; E for. 32540; A.
Wagner y Levien sucs., Ss. en ¢.
24952
Mice; 2-pt. song, w Peggy Laing, m
Mary Lucas; equal voices. © Dec.
15, 1933; E for. 32598; J. Curwen
& sons, Itd. 24953
Michael Kohlhaas; oper, Paul von
Klenau, text vom komponisten nach
der gleichnamigen novelle Heinrich
von Kleist. Klavierauszug mit text
Hans E. Apostel u. Felix Greissle.
© July 29, 1983; D 28583; Univer-
sal edition, a. g. 24953*
Michigan as in the days of auld lang
Sine [sic]; song, melody Stephen
Raczkowski. © 1 c. Dec. 16, 1933;
E unp. 80247; Roy Cornelius. 24954
Midwinter lament; song, melody Bud
Manners. © 1 ce. Dec. 4, 19383; E
unp. 79605; Claire Lynch. 24955
Miles (P. Napier) Four songs for
baritone voice & oboe; w Robert
Bridges, m P. N. Miles, op. 17, no.
14. © Aug. 31, 1983; E for. 32304;
Oxford univ. press. 24956
‘Milionario; fox-trot, dal film Non ¢’é
bisogno di danaro, versi Peppino
Mendes, m Mario Mariotti: pf. ©
Oct. 12. 1983; E for. 32588; A. & G.
Carisch & ec. 24957
1030
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Mine eyes beheld the King; w and m
Mrs. C. H. Morris; pf. © Nov. 15,
1933; E pub. 38948; Lillenas pub. co.
24958
Miniatures in music; pf. bk. 5. ©
Dec. 13, 1933; E pub. 39454; Cyrus
H. McCormick. 24959
Miniatures polonaises; par Fernande
momeemuck. pti. © Oct. 5, 1938385 B
for. 31952; Maurice Decruck. 24960
Minnesota, I love you; song, m Luther
A. Clark. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1983; E
unp. 80565; Anton Novak. 24961
Minuet; by Wm. Spie!lter; pf. con-
ductor. ©1c. Dec. 22, 1933; E unp.
80517; Movietone music corp.
24962
Missa monodica; in honorem Sancti
Gregorii Magni, w from Missale
romanum, m Giorgio Federico Ghe-
dini; einstimmigen chor, gleiche o.
gem. stimmen, mit orgel- 0. harmoni-
umbegl. ad lib. Partitur u. stimmen.
@ WNows 01 933):,, Bs tor.., 32327 >. B.
Schott’s sdhne. 24963
Missing you; song, m James IL.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80193; Ger-
trude Pearce. 24964
Mississippi holiday; w and m- Morey
Davidson and Carl Lampl; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Dec. 15, 1933;
E pub. 39527; M. Witmark & sons.
€ 24965
Mississippi moon; vals, text Sven
Allby, m Jules Sylvain; pf. © Oct.
11, 1983; E for. 32320; Edition Syl-
vain. 24966
Mistaken in you; w Irving Brown and
Al. Lyons, m Jack Rich and A.
Vann ; with ukulele arr. © Dee. 12,
1933; E pub. 39359; Roy music pub.
co. 24967
Mr. Hop Toad; w and m Mae-Aileen
Erb; pf. © Sept. 25, 1933; E pub.
392438 ; Co-operative music co. 24968
Mr. President we salute you; march
song; violins. ©1c. Dec. 21, 1933;
E unp. 80452; Henry F. Brown.
24969
Misterioso 4 la valse; by Leo A. Kem-
pinski; pf. © 1 c. Dee. 18, 1933;
E unp. 80316; National screen serv-
ice.
33589— 34——_-4
24970
24983
Misterioso gruesome no. 1; by Gerard
Carbonara; pf. © 1 ¢ Dee. 18,
1933; E unp. 80299; National screen
Service. 24971
Mistowski (Alfred) Ballade; pf. ©
July 27, 19383; E for. 32310; Oxford
uniy. press. 24972
Misty memory; song, m Ruth Graham
Roush. © Dec. 7, 1933; E pub.
39301; Willis Roy Kirk. 24973
Moanin’ for my lost love; fox-trot, w
Philip Perrone, m J. E. Davis, jr.
and Philip Perrone; pf. ©1c. Dec.
8, 1933; E unp. 79788; John H.
Davis, jr. 24974
Mob (The); by Herbert Stothart; pf.
©1c. Dec. 28, 1933; E unp. 80612;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 24975
Moceasin dance; by Frances Terry,
arr. Preston Ware Orem; pf. 6
hands. © Dec. 18, 1933; E pub.
39581; Clayton F. Summy co. 24976
Modern (A) old fashioned girl; w and
melody. © 1 ¢ Dec. 12, 1933; E
unp. 80010; Salvatore J. De Rosa.
24977
Moffat (Alfred) Fifty traditional
Scottish nursery rhymes; rhymes,
ballads and songs with traditional
tunes, coll., ed. and arr. A. Moffat;
pf. © Oct. 26, 1933; E for. 32446;
Augener, Itd. 24978
Mommy darlin’; w and m Al. Sher-
man, Al. Lewis, and Buddy Fields;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Nov.
27, 1933; E pub. 39164; M. Witmark
& sons. 24979
Moods; theme and variations, in 7
short moods, H. Waldo Warner, op.
42; string quartet. Se. © Nov. 27,
1933; E pub. 39044; J. Fischer &
bro. 24980
Moody and blue; from Bizarrities, w
Sammy Lerner, m Gerald Marks;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Oct. 30,
1933; E pub. 39154; M. Witmark &
sons. 24981
Moody moments; fox-trot; violin and
pf. .©; 1 e,« Dec: 13: 1933); “Kump:
80058 ; Albert Eisenberg. 24982
Moon about town; from Ziegfeld fo!-
lies, w HE. Y. Harburg, m Dana
Suesse; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Nov. 20, 1933; E pub. 39110;
Harms, inc. 24983
1031
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24984
Moon beams; song, w Harry W. Mc-
Millan, gt: (Oak ci Deer ne1g33 BS
unp. 79522; Walter David Hum-
phreys. 24984
Moonlight; w and melody. © 1 «¢.
Dec. 6, 19338; E unp. 79689; Marion
Boyd. 24985
Moonlight on the water, shadows on
the shore; w George A. Little, sr.,
m Larry Shay and George A. Little,
jr.; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
Dec. 2, 1983: E pub. 39034; Bibo-
Lang, inc. 24986
Moonlight reverie; by G. Holcombe;
pi, «C) Dee. 7, 1933) Epub: 39265:
A. W. Perry’s sons. 24987
Moonlight shadows; w R. L. Towne,
m Larry Larsen; with arr. for uku-
Tele, ete.” © Nov. 7; 1933: Hh pub:
Sot 2 0.. BsjHarms.¢o. 24988
More cash; w G. W. Bilbo, set to the
tune of When Johnnie comes march-
ing home, with cho. [arr.] G. W.
Bibo.)., © c. Noy, 33519335, 8 ump:
78356; George W. Bilbo. 24989
Morning comes early ; musical comedy,
Stepp and G@. Murphy, m G. Murphy.
(Oe SEG: DEG OG (1953 <a apes
Grace Murphy. 24989*
Mother; song, w Gertrude Avery. ©
1 ec Dee. 12, 19838; E unp. 80018;
Harold Marvin Smith. 24990
=—— wand melddy. © codec! 11,
1933; E unp. 80379; Joseph P. Mc-
Cormack. 24991
Mecther divine; song, melody Bud
Manners. © 1 c. Dec. 4, 1933; E
unp. 796138; Marie Fulwiler. 24992
Mother do not desert me; w and m
Irene O’Donoghue, vocal arr. Fredric
Watson; mixed voices. © Dee. 1,
1933; E pub. 39471; Regina O’Dono-
ghue. 24993
Mother if I had you; fox-trot song.
©) 1 c. Nov. 29, 19383; E unp. 79971 ;
Carl B. Silox. 24994
Mother love the only true; song. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 29, 1983; E unp. 79962;
Richard Rodde. 24995
Mother song; arr. B. N.; high voice.
© Dee. 9, 1933: E pub. 39286; Edgar
Howard Fourt. 24996
Motherhood’s garden; pageant, text
and lyrics Mattie B. Shannon, m
W. B. Judefind. © Mar. 3, 1932;
E pub. 39509; Judefind bros. 24997
pt. 0; a. s., v.28
Mother’s treasures; w and melody. ©
1: @." Dee. 6): 1933 3° Hump? foe:
Estelie Lord. 24998
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Alle-
gretto; from Sixth violin sonate,
transcribed George J. Trinkaus;
violin 1, 2 and violoncello. Se. and
pts. © Nov. 2, 19338; E pub. 39149;
M. Witmark & sons. 24999
—— Ave verum; ed. and new arr.
Charles F. Manney; mixed voices,
organ acc. © Dec. 9, 1933; E pub.
39305; B. F. Wood music co. 25000
— Divertimento no. 4; ed. Theodore
M. Finney: 2 B flat clarinets and
bassoon. Sc. and pts. © Nov. 2,
1933; E pub. 39147; M.- Witmark &
sons. 25001
——— Divertimento no. 5; ed. Theodore
M. Finney; 2 B flat clarinets and
bassoon. Sc. and pts. © Noy. 2,
1933; E pub. 39148; M. Witmark &
sons. 25002
—— Harvest dance; aria from Cosi
fan tutte, English w Albert G.
Latham, m arr. and ed. W. Gillies
Whittaker; unison voices. © July
13, 1933; E for. 32280; Oxtord@ tmaiv.
press. 25003
—— Menuetto and Trio in F; from
Serenade no. 4, ed. and arr. W. Gil-
lies Whittaker ; string orch., with op-
tional pf., bowing rev. Mary G.
Whittaker. Sc. and pts. © July
27, 1933; E for. 32307; Oxford univ.
press. 25004
Serenade in G; new ed. Charles
Woodhouse; strings, wood-wind,
horns ad lib. Pts. © Nov. 28, 1933;
EK for. 32425; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd. 25005
Mujeres (Las) bonitas; revista, letra
Antonio Paso Cano y Antonio Paso
Diaz. Voz y bajo. © 1c Now 26
1933; E unp. 79420; Franciseo Alon-
so Lopez, Jose Cabas Quilez and
Candido Corrales Fernandez. 25006
Munequita; letra y m Joaquin Par-
davé) © July 15, 1983) ieee:
32545; A. Wagner y Levien sues., s.
en ¢. 25007
Music brings memories of you; fox-
trot song. © 1 ¢. Nov. 29, 1983; E
unp. 79975; Elizabeth Files Wingo.
25008
1032
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Music makes me; from Flying down to
Rio, w Gus Kahn and Edward Elis-
cu, m Vineent Youmans; with arr.
for ukulele, etc. © Nov. 20, 1933;
E pub. 39121; T. B. Harms co.
25009
Music making in class; pupil’s book
no, 3, Lucy M. Welch. © Noy. 15,
1933; E for. 382265; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd. 25010
Music, sweet music; w and melody.
©1e. Dee. 11, 1933; E unp. 79925;
Pearle Katzan. 25011
Musie to the Alcestis of Euripides;
by Richard Chanter; with Greek
text, and English tr. © Sept. 21,
19383; E for. 32296; Oxford univ.
press. 25012
Music without words; fox-trot, Lionel
Buckstone; pf. © Oct. 18, 1933; E
for. 82452; Beal, Stuttard & ©Co.,
Itd. 25013
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
F. G. Hawkes. With suppl. v. 47,
pt. 12, Dec. 1933, © Nov. 23, 1983;
E for. 32338; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd. 25014
Musk-rose waltz; by G. Holcombe; pf.
© Dec. 7, 1933; E pub. 39264; A. W.
Perry’s sons. 25015
Must I go on waiting forever; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Dec. 22, 1933; E
unp. 80466; Raymond O. Baker.
25016
My affectionate lady; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 4, 1933; E unp. 79595;
James Pavese. 25017
My Ann; waltz, w and melody. © 1
ce. Dec. 29, 193838; E unp. 80660;
George Red Shea. 25018
My blue eyed Sue; w and m Al Sher-
man, pf. sc. Harold Potter; with
ukulele arr. May Singhi Breen. ©
Dee. 22, 1938; E pub. 39546; Joe
Morris music co. 25019
My bonnie waltz; simplified arr. M. W.
Butler; pf., organ or voice with w.
© Dec. 7, 1933; E pub. 39257; A. W.
Perry’s sons. 25020
My Broadway; w and melody. ©1¢e.
Dec. 7, 1983; E unp. 79784; George
M. Cohan. 25021
My California home; fox-trot, song.
© 1 c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 79945;
George F. Hardin. 25022
25036
My childhood days; song. © 1c. Dec.
14, 1933; E unp. 80654; James Jeff-
ries. 20023
My chiquita; paso doble, Hans Beu-
ker, arr. Reg. H. Casson; orch. pts.
© Sept. 8, 1983; “EH for: | 32335;
United music publishers, ltd. 25024
My chum; song. ©1c. Nov. 17, 1983;
EK upp. 79550; KH. Laurette Bishop.
25025
My, Cia; pf. treble with w.. © 1 «.
Dec. 9, 1933; E unp. 79862; Sherad
H. Wright. 25026
My darling, you’re charming; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80194;
Frank Jan. 25027
My dear little boy in overalls blue;
song, m Pauline Story. © Nov. 20,
1983; E pub. 39332; Clara Louise
Larimore. 25028
My dear one; w George Whiting, m
Dudley Wilkinson and Lou Hand-
man; with ukulele arr. © Dec. 20,
1933; E pub. 39482; Broadway mu-
Sic COrp. 25029
My design for living; from Design for
living, w Mack Gordon, m Harry
Revel; with uke-banjo-guit. chord
notations. © Nov. 15, 1983; E pub.
39222; Paramount productions, inc.
25030
My dream of love; song. © 1 ¢. Dec.
26, 1988; E unp. 80571; Henry R.
Gade and W. A. Fowler. 25031
My dream of the long ago; song, m
James L. Brown; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Noy. 25, 1933; E unp. 80195;
M. L. Williams. 25032
My dream of you; w and melody. ©
1 ¢@, Dee.415,, 19383; Hermmnp, 80121 ;
Merrill K. Johnson. 25033
My dream waltz; song, w L. W. Bolls.
© Dec. 29, 1933; E pub. 39609;
Leila Willis Bolls and Dorothy
Amelia Bates. 25034
My dream world; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 e.
Noy. 25, 1933; E unp. 80196; Mar-
guerite Williams. 25035
My dreams; fox-trot song, w Marion
Day Farstad; with ukulele arr. ©
Noy. 24, 1933; E pub. 39399; Harry
Farstad. 25036
1053
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25037
My friend, the night; w Lorenz Hart,
m Richard Rodgers. © 1 ¢. Dee. 15,
1933; E unp. 80126; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp. 25037
My girl of yesterday: w and melody.
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1933; E unp. 80234;
Floyd Leon Maignaud. 25038
My heart belongs to you; waltz song,
m Alda Grecca. © 1 c¢. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 79851; James Francis
Warren. 25039
My heart is crying for sympathy; w
and melody C. L. Meeks, ace. and
harmony U. M. Casey; with uku-
lele arr. ©>1.c. Dec. 1,.1933; E
unp.. 79538; Una Merrick Casey and
Curtis Leo Meeks. 25040
My heart still belongs to you: song.
© 1 ec. Dec. 18, 1933; E unp. 80265:
Ray Winter. 25041
My hey day; fox-trot song. © 1 c.
Nov. 29, 19383; E unp. 79972; Charlie
M.. Allen. 25042
My home town; w Jack Lawrence, m
Arthur Altman, arr. Paul Hill; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 7, 1933; E pub.
39246; Edward B. Marks music
corp. 25043
My honey’s come home; song. ©1e.
Dec. 1, 1933; E unp. 79565; Alice
J. Berding. 25044
My humble mountain shack; song. ©
1c. Dec. 26, 1983; E unp. 86548;
Hazel Pockat. 25045
My ideal; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢ Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 80197; Woodrow B.
Setzer. 25046
My idleness brings back mem’ries of
you; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933;
E unp. 80201; Grover Garrett.
25047
My inspiration; pf. with w. © 1 «¢.
Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 80333; Frank
McLennan. 25
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 25, 1933;
E unp. 80202; Orestus Ingram.
25049
My international girl; from Bizarri-
ties, w Sammy Lerner, m Gerald
Marks; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
Oct. 30, 1983; E pub. 39155; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 25050
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
My lady; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Novy. 25,
1933; E unp. 80198; Leo Booker.
25051
My lady’s bandbox; gavotte, Clarence
M:- Cox; violin and pt.) @ avers.
1933; E pub. 39425; Theodore Pres-
ser co. 25052
My little French Rose; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 25, 1988; E unp. 80199;
Helene Ploye Dubail. 25053
My little home; song, melody Allen
Taub. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp.
79725; Clara Woodring. 25054
My Louisiana pal; w and melody. ©
de. Dee. 16, 19333 8) Gapraaieoo:
Jimmie Warner and Elsie Warner.
25055
My love song, it’s simple but it’s
sweet; w Sid Kuller, m Mort Good-
man. © 1c. Dec. 13, 1933; E ump.
80057; Morton R. Goodman. 25056
My Master hath a garden; w from
Corn from olde fields, m P. Napier
Miles, op. 13, no. 1) Oe ane=a
1933; E for. 32305; Oxford unity.
press. 25057
My mate of the dale; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp. 79703;
Lillie Russell. 25058
My modern madonna; song, arr.
Marian Haines. © 1c. Dee. 18, 1933;
E unp. 80259; Kenneth Earl Schu-
man. 25059
My moment supreme; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 26, 19383; E unp. 80535:
Eva Marie Mouton. 25060
My moon; song, m James L. Brown:
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢ Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 80200; John L. Eason.
25061
My mother; valse, w and m Mrs. Fred
Johns. © 1 ec. Dee. 4, 1933; E unp.
79989; Manela G. Johns. 25062
My mother’s prayer; valse song. © 1
c. Nov. 29, 1933; E unp. 79985; Cor-
ine Cleary. 25063
My mother’s song; w and melody
Vinny Violet. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1983;
EH unp. 79623; Vincent T. Genovese.
25064
My mother’s voice; w and melody.
©1¢. Dee. 15, 1933; E unp. 80108;
Hanna Emelia Paritz. 25065
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 72. 1988
My Nancy Rose; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Dec. 19, 193838; E unp. 80370;
Joseph Leonard Fader. 25066
My Nevada rose; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 c.
Noy. 4, 1988; E unp. 78381; Carl
Long. 25067
ty old blue valley home; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1-c. Dec. 1, 1983;
E unp. 79520; L. N. Blake. 25068
My old-fashioned home on the prairie;
w and m Florence T. Post. © June
10, 1983; E pub. 39025; Florence R.
Thomas. 25069
My old home in southern Tennessee;
wand melody. © 1c. Dec. 18. 1933;
E unp. 80268; Robertson Otto Geiers-
bach. 25070
My old viclin; waltz, w R. Glickstein,
melody W. Ossman. © 1e. Dec. 14,
19383; E unp. 80099; Robert Glick-
stein and Wesley Ossman. 25071
My Ozark mountain home; w and m
James R. West. © Dec. 19, 1933;
EK pub. 39488; Ozark pub. co. 25072
My prayer; hymn, m Samuel B. Mit-
ton. © Noy. 24, 1933; E pub. 39187;
David R. Roberts. 25073
My Rosalind; valse song. © 1 ¢. Nov.
25, 19383; E unp. 79950; Ellen Fran-
ces Baldwin. 25074
My sanctuary; w C. HE. Taylor and
Haldor Lillenas, m C. E. Taylor;
bass solo. © Nov. 15, 1933; E pub.
38944; Lillenas pub. co. 25075
My ship has come in bringing you;
song. © 1c. Dec. 29, 1933; E unp.
80675; Ralph Lovillo Grosvenor.
25076
My ship o’ dreams; w Harry Race and
Lester Merrill, m H. Race: with
ukulele arr. © Dee. 2, 1933; E pub.
39093 ; De Vaignie music corp.
. 25077
My song goes round the world; lyrics
Ernest Neubach, English version
Jimmy Kennedy, m Hans May; with
ukulele arr. R. S. Stoddon. © Nov.
14, 1933; E for. 32487; B. Feldman
& co. 25078
My sunkissed valley; waltz, w ana
melody. ©1c. Dee. 12, 1933; EB unp.
80072 ; Roy Reichman. 25079
My sweet harmony man; w and melody
Alex Hill. © 1 c¢. Dee. 15, 1933; E
unp. 80120; Joe Davis, ine. 25080
25096
My sweetheart; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 29, 1983; E unp. 79968; Carl
W. Dinnel. 250381
My sweetheart of long ago; w and
melody. ©1c. Dee. 4, 1933; E unp.
799386; Alan Freeman Boyce.
25082
My sweetheart’s the man in the moon;
w and m James Thornton, arr. H. S.
Krouse; with ukulele arr. © Dec.
7, 1933; H pub. 39247; Hdward B.
Marks music corp. 25083
My talking picture hero; fox-trot, w
and m Mme. Curtis. © 1 ¢. Nov. 20,
1933; E unp. 80239; Mamie Minnie
Hattie Curtis. 25084
My tears; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 80203; Bill Regotti.
25085
My torch song’s just a happy melody ;
wand melody. ©1c Dec. 26, 1933;
E unp. 80575; Crawford J. Sullivan.
25086
My whole world consists of you; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Dee. 6, 1933;
EK unp. 79690; Ethel Burgess. 25087
Mystery melody; valse, w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 22, 1923; E unp. 80478 ;
Mildred Kozak. 25088
N. C. college football battle cry ; mixed
voices. © Nov. 27, 1933; E pub.
39475; Cadd Grant O’Kelly. 25089
N.R-A.; fox-trot song. © 1-c¢. Nov.
29, 1933; E unp. 79965; Bertha B.
Griffith. 25090
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933;
EH eunp. 80204; Wm. Wemmer. 25091
N.R.A. march; pf. © 1 e¢. Dee. 11,
1983; E unp. 80658; Stefano
Sportello. 25092
N.R.A. (The) roll-call ; song, m Charles
Midgley. © Nov. 28, 1983; E pub.
39024; Robert Lee Webb. 25093
N.R.A. (The) song; song. © 1 «.
Dec. 13, 1933; E unp. 80062; George
William Savage. 25094
Nar tvenne hjirtan sla samma slag;
foxtrot ur Kiira slikten, text Gosta
Stevens, m Jules Sylvain; pf.
Oct. 11, 19383; E for. 32321; Edition
Sylvain. 25095
Nani Oahu; song, arr. Robt. Kam-
auhu. © 1. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp.
80570; Marian Akana Nott. 25096
1039
Napoleon Bonaparte; w, m and pf. arr.
W. Kernell. © 1 c. Dec., 22, 1933;
E unp. 80512; Movietone musie¢ corp.
25097
‘Neath starry skies: w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 6, 1933; E unp. 79667;
Andrew A. Chramcevich. 25098
Never before; fox trot, w and melody.
© 1 ec. Dec. 5, 19383; E unp. 79664;
Edward Howard Zier. 25099
Never want to leave the South: w and
m Art Barnhart; with ukulele arr.
© Dee. 9, 1933; E pub. 39853;
Arthur Barnhart. 25100
New (A) day is dawning; hymn, w
and m Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16,
1933: E pub. 39061; Forster music
publisher, ine. 25101
New (A) deal: dramatico-musical
composition, Gabriel Zobrowsky:
mixed voices, soli and cho., with pf.
se. and 1 orch. sc. © 1c. Dee. 11,
19383; D 28565; Mary Ellen Ash-
worth. 25101*
New (The) deal moon; w Mary Sin-
clair, m Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1 c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 79359;
Mamie G. Cartledge. 25102
New (A) found love; fox-trot song.
© Dec. 22, 1933; E pub. 39567: Ben
Handley. 25103
New (A) little blue little song: song,
melody Clara Fredericka Tupper.
© 1 ¢. Dec. 18, 1933; E unp. 80273 ;
Whitford Price French. 25104
New love; w and melody. ©1c. Nov.
25, 1933; E unp. 80336; Frank
McLennan. 25105
New (The) Maidstone violin tutor;
specially arr. for school violin
classes, rey. and ed. by the Instruc-
tors committee of the National
union of school orchestras. bk.
1. Elementary. © July 4, 1932; E
for. 32528; Maidstone school orch.
assn., inc. with John G. Murdoch &
col, Ltd: 25106
New (The) way to piano technique;
applied technique, graded from ele-
mentary to virtuoso standard;
G. Woodhouse. bks. 5-8. © Oct. 23,
1933; E for. 32449; George Wood-
house. 25107
New York lights; w 8S. XNenos, melody
H. Jansen. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1933; B
unp. 79677; Henry Jansen and
Stanley Xenos. 25108
1036
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Night; foxtrot, w and m, Horace E.
Poulter. © Nov. 8, 1933; EH for.
32562: Crescendo music pub. co.
25109
Night in the throne room; by Herbert
Stothart; pf. © 1 ce. Dec. 28, 1933:
E unp. 80613 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 25110
Nightfall in Harlem; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 80205; Egbert
Rhynie. 25111
Ninon; slowfox, aus Ein lied fiir dich,
w Ernst Marischka u. Fritz Rotter,
m Br. Kaper u. Walter Jurmann,
klay. arr. Walter Borchert. © Mar.
31, 1933; E for. 32568; Wiener
bohéme verlag, g.m.b.h. pea beg
No depression; fox-trot, w Diana Gaie,
m Jack Edwards. © Nov. 22, 1933:
E pub. 39330; Grace E. Dunham.
p27 fe
No funny business; w Noel Gay and
Desmond Carter, m Noel Gay; with
arr. for ukulele, ete. © Oct. 24,
1933 ; E for. 32478; Lawrence Wright
music co., ltd. 25114
No night. no shadows; hymn. © Dee.
26, 1933; E pub. 39592; M. Homer
Cummings. 25115
No one else but you; waltz, w J. H.
Steele, m P. Cole, jr. © 1. Dec.
21, 1933; E unp. 80453; James E.
Steele and Palmer Cole, jr. 25116
No tears: w Julie Jonah. m Dae Mor-
gan. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp.
80647; Julia Annette Jonah. 25117
Noah’s ark; w Stanley MacLewee, m
Edward Harris; men’s voices.
Nov. 27, 1933; E pub. S90425) 7.
Fischer & bro. 25118
Nobody’s fool: w and melody Curley
Fletcher. © 1 ¢. Dec. 28, 1933; E
unp. 80639; Curley W. Fletcher.
25119
Noche en Espana; by Giuseppe G.
3eltramo; accordion. © Nov. 14,
1933; E pub. 39295; R. B. Quattro-
ciocche. 25120
Not one is forgotten; m Evangeline
Lillenas; contralto solo. © Noy. 15.
1933 ; E pub. 39437; Haldor Lillenas.
25121
Nothing but kisses can make me forget
that I’m blue; w and m Bill Hylan,
arr. Marjorie Berg. © 1 ¢. Dec. 15,
1938; E unp. 80132; William HT.
Hylan. 25122
vo . a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1983
Nothing but the best; w and melody
Charlie Tobias, Carmen Lombardo
and Gerald Marks. © 1 ¢. Dec. 20,
1933 ; E unp. 80397; De Sylva, Brown
and Henderson, ine. 25123
Nothing worries me honey; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Dec. 22, 1933; E unp.
80475 ; Harry A. Johnson. 25124
Novaro (Augusto) Prelude — 5 stud-
jes, — Tuning the temperament of
12 sounds in the octave, a reform to
musical notation; pf. © Oct. 29,
1933 ; EH for. 32521; Augusto Novaro.
25125
Now that we’re through: fox-trot
sone. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp.
79952; Audrey Mahlmeister. 25126
Now the day is over; new arr. J. Har-
ris; 3-pt. women’s cho., a capella ad
lib. © Dec. 4, 1933; E pub. 39168:
W. J. Skeat. PSP
Now you’ve gone I’m alone loving you
just the same; fox-trot song, melody
Talmage Smith and Frede Liscombe.
© 1 ¢. Dec. 16, 1933; E unp. 80245;
W. Clifford King. 25128
Nowhere to rest my head; w Stanley
Adams, melody Jesse Greer. © 1c.
Dec. 20, 19383; E unp. 80403; De
Sylva, Brown and Henderson, ine.
25129
Nymph errant; selection, m Cole
Porter, arr. Henry Hall; pf. © Oct.
30, 1933; E for. 32466; Chappell &
eo! ltd; 25130:
O. A. M. C. march; band pts. © Dec.
22, 1933; E pub. 39564; Bohumil
Makovsky. 25131
O child most holy; Christmas carol, w
angina sh. Durrant 5 mixed
voices. © Nov. 29, 1933; E for.
32505; Novello & co., ltd. Dae,
O for a closer walk with God; w Wil-
liam Cowper, m T. Tertius Noble,
founded on tune Stracathro. © Dec.
14, 1983; HE pub. 39435; Arthur P.
Schmidt co. 2o133
O, gee! he’s so collegiate; song, w
Gwen Lark; with ukulele arr. © 1
ec. Dec. 9,.1933; E unp. 79891; Olga
Margaret Wolf. 25134
O God of love; hymn, to tune Dart-
mouth, w C. J. Firth, m Sydney H.
_ Nicholson; unison voices. © Aug.
31, 1933; E for. 832281; Oxford univ.
press. 25135
25148
O God, our help in ages past; brilliant
variations, M. W. Butler; pf. © Dec.
7, 1933; EX pub. 392538; A. W. Perry’s
sons. 25136
’7"O marenaro; m F. Buongiovanni
[and] Primma, siconda e terza; m
EK. A. Mario: versi Gigi Pisano; pf.
© Aug. 26, 1933; E for. 32273; Casa
editrice S. I. C. A. 25137
O mistress mine; w William Shake-
speare, m Irene Varley. © 1. Dec.
22, 1933; E unp. 80502; Edith Irene
Varley Ross. 25138
O no, John; English folk song, new
arr. Edith Evans Braun. © Dec. 21,
1933; E pub. 39561; Theodore Press-
er CO. 25139
O Pocahontas; w and melody. ©1e.
Dec. 11, 19383 ; E unp. 79887 ; Dorothy
Hayes. 25140
O President Roosevelt; w and melody.
© 1 ce. Dec. 15, 1933; E unp. 80109;
Hanna Emelia Paritz. 25141
O salutaris Hostia; w liturgical, m
James P. Dunn; sop. 1, 2, alto 1,
and alto 2 or bar.; organ ace. ©
Dec. 11, 19383; E pub. 39448; J.
Fischer & bro. 25142
O sanctissima; Latin hymn, tune from
18th century, arr. men’s choir. ©
1 c. Dec. 13, 1983; E unp. 80049;
Thomas James Kelly. 25143
O, the joy of living, loving; Russian
folk-song, English tr. M. D. Cal-
vocoressi, m Modest Mussorgsky, ed.
and [arr.] W. Gillies Whittaker; 5
male voices. .© July 13, 1933; E
for. 32289; Oxford univ. press.
25144
O, were my love yon lilac fair; w
Robert Burns, m Victor Massey. ©
Noy. 1, 1933;. EB for. 82442; W. H.
Paling & co., ltd. 25145
Odds and ends of an old love affair;
w Al. J. Neiburg, m Jerry Levison,
pf. arr. R. H. Noeltner. © Dec. 5,
1933; E pub. 39363 ; Keit-Engel.. inc.
25146
Oh holy night; hymn. © Dee. 21,
1933; E pub. 39547; William Ralph
Gawthrop. 25147
Oh! radio man! please spare me an
extra watt; song, w Donald EK. Win-
stead. © Dec. 1, 1933; E pub.
39090; Lon Frederick Stafford.
25148
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25149
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
Oh why do we sing and strum of the
old fashioned girl that is gone; w
and melody. © 1 ec. Dec. 6, 1933;
E unp. 79702; Ted. R. Mullins.
25149
Oh, wouldn’t it be lovely; song, m
Pauline Story. © Nov. 20, 1933; E
pub. 39333; Clara Louise Larimore.
25150
Oh you big ole moon; song, melody Al-
len Taub. © 1 c. Dee. 6, 1933; E
unp. 79723; Clarence V. Williams.
25151
Oh! you so-"n-so; w and melody Wen-
dell Hall. © 1c. Dee. 14, 1933; E
unp. 80082; Wendell W. Hall.
2e85 Vay
Ojos claros; letra Alfonso Esprit, jr..,
m Gonzalo Curiel. © Oct. 30, 1933;
EK for. 32541; A. Wagner y Levien
Sucs., S. en ¢@. Zl tya
Old (The) bachelor; suite, Henry Pur-
cell, arr. and ed. from original music
to Congreve’s play, by Thomas F.
Dunhill; pf. duet. © July 27, 1933;
E for. 32308; Oxford univ. press.
25154
Old Cheddar carols; from the singing
of an old Cheddar chorister, taken
down by F. Scourse, adapted and
harmonized J. C. Scourse; mixed
voices.. ©) Dee. 5, 19383; E. for.
32348; Banks & son. 25155
Old fashioned; song. © 1 e. Dee. 1,
1933; E unp. 79570; Inez Clark Hall.
25156
Old fashioned love; song. © 1. Dee.
1, 1983; E unp. 79564; Alice J. Berd-
ing. 25157
Old (An) fashioned paper and comb;
w and m Elton Box and Desmond
Cox; with ukulele arr. R. S. Stod-
don. © Nov. 6, 1933; E for. 32483;
B. Feldman & co. 25158
Old folks at home; by Stephen C. Fos-
ter, transcribed Anna Graham Har-
ris; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Nov. 7,
1933; E pub. 391387; M. Witmark &
sons. 25159
Old (The) grey mare; w Hugh E.
Wright, m George Barker. © Nov.
24, 1933; E for. 32420; Boosey & co.,
Itd. 25160
Old Highland melody; coll. and arr.
for violoncello or violin, Maud Bell,
pf. ace. Gladys Sayer. © July 13,
1933; E for. 32309; Oxford univ.
press. 25161
Old (The) homestead in the old home-
town; w and melody. © 1c. Dee. 2,
1933; E unp. 79573 ; Norman C. Hall.
25162
Old (The) log shack; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 6, 1933; E unp. 79698;
Mary Bernice Howard. 25163
Old (The) lumber wagon; w and mel-
ody. © 1. Dee. 2, 1933; E unp.
79577; Martha E. Cunningham.
25164
Old man Prohibition; w Millard Law-
rence, m Teddy Fairfax; pf. © 1
e: Dec. 1, 1983; E unp. 79528; Theo-
dore D. Fairfax and Millard F.
Lawrence. 25165
Old Missouri moon; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Noy. 25, 1983; E unp. 80206; Thel-
ma McAllister. 25166
Old moon stay away from my window
tonight; song, m James lL. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 80209; Margaret HK.
Gibson. 25167
Old pal; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 80207; D. T. Babb.
25168
Ole mammy ain’t gonna sing no more;
w Herb Magidson and Maurice Sig-
ler, melody James V. Monaco. © 1
c. Dec. 28, 1933; E unp. 80598; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.
25169
Olga; danzonete, melody José Escar-
penter. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1933; EH
unp. 80632; Latin Amer. music
bureau. 25170
On a day in June,-on a honeymoon
with you; song, melody Allen Taub.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp. 80540;
Lionel M. Taylor. 25171
On a hilltop by the sea; w J. A.
Whisler, m Florence T. Post. ©
June 10, 19383; E pub. 39027; Flor-
ence R. Thomas. 25172
On etiquette; w Jill Rainsford, m Sid
Franklyn; pf. © 1 $e Nov. Wi,
1933; E unp. 79848; Marguerite
Rainsford. 25173
On my way to the fair; fox-trot, w
and m Margaret Kerr. © 1 ¢. Noy.
25, 1933; E unp. 79953; Margaret
Whewell. 25174
1038
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1983
On Sunday when we gathered ’round
the organ; w Alexander Hill and
Andy Razaf, melody Thomas Wal-
ler. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1933; E unp.
79789; Irving Berlin, inc. 25175
On the banks of the Seine; comp.
-H. W. Friedhofer; pf. conductor.
© 1c. Dec. 22, 1933; E unp. 80521;
Movietone music corp. 25176
On the shell-rocked battle ground;
song. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp.
80532; Julia Bateman. 25177
On the wings of the dawn; from Prin-
cess Charming, w Max Kester, m
Ray Noble. © Dec. 20, 1933; E for.
32565; Cinephonic music co., Itd.
25178
Once again; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Nov. 25,
1933 ; E unp. 80208; Roy D. Heliton.
25179
Once in a while; from Bizarrities, w
Sammy Lerner, m Gerald Marks;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Oct.
30, 19383; E pub. 39157; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 25180:
One kind word so softly spoken; w
and m Basil Charles-Dean; in D
flat. © Nov. 7, 1933; E for. 32462;
Chappell & co., ltd. 25181
One little mouse and two; song. ©1
c. Dec. 4, 19383; E unp. 79624; Mari-
anna Cooper. 25182
One night in June; song, melody Allen
Taub. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp.
80542; J. R. Krieger. 25183
One step; by Gerard Carbonara; pf.
no. 1-3. © 1c¢ Dec. -18, 1933; E
unp. 80300-80302; National screen
service. 25184-25186
Only with you; from Her mastei’s
voice, w and m Clare Kummer;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Nov.
27, 19383; E pub. 39122; T. B. Harms
co. 25187
Onward, humanity; w and m A. M.
Erica. © Dec. 12, 1933; E pub.
39351; Edith M. Custard. 25188
Oo! la! la; from That’s a good girl,
w Douglas Furber, m Walter Jur-
mann. Oct. 9, 1933; E for.
32468; Chappell & co., ltd. 25189
Opern und operetten; sché6nsten melo-
dien in leichter spielart, gesetzt R.
Krentzlin; klavier. © Nov. 8,
1933; E for. 382329; B. Schott’s
sohne. 25190
25204
Opernfreuden; beliebte stiicke bearb.
Richard Krentzlin; klavier. © Nov.
3, 1983; E for. 32331; B. Schott’s
sohne. 25191
Opus 12; melody Henry Lindeman.
© 1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp. 79740;
Henry A. Lindeman. 25192
Orain na elarsaich; arr. Hilda M.
Campbell, English w Harold Boul-
ton, forewords Hilda Mary Campbell
and H. Boulton; clarsaich or pf. acc.
© Oct. 31. 1933; E for. 32264; Pa-
terson’s publications, Itd. 25193
Orchids in the moonlight; from Flying
down to Rio, w Gus Kahn and Ed-
ward Eliscu, m Vincent Youmans;
with arr. for ukulele, etc, © Nov.
20, 19383; E pub. 39119; T. B. Harms
co. 25194:
Orff-schulwerk; elementare musikti-
bung. A’*. Rhythmisch-melodische
iibung, Carl Orff—G*. Spielstiicke
fiir block-fl6ten, Gunild Keetman,
© Nov. 3, 1983; E for. 32325, 32326;
B. Schott’s sohne. 25195, 25196
kleine tinze Hans Bergese
Klavieriibung 6. © Nov. 3, 1933;
E for. 32324; B. Schott’s sodhne.
25197
lb- u. Spielstticke, Hans Ber-
gese. Klavieriibung 2,3. © Nov. 3,
1933; 9H for. “32322, .. 32823; ”_B.
Schott’s sohne. 25198, 25199
Orphan (The) ; w and melody. ©1¢c.
Dec. 22, 19383; E unp. 80468; Henry
P. Brideau. 25200
Orpheus with his lute; song, w Shake-
speare. © Aug. 3, 1933; E for.
32556; Leonard Pascoe-Williams.
25201
Gssianic processional; poem adapted
from Ossian, H. S. Roberton, Gaelic
tr. John R. Bannerman, Welsh tr.
Meredydd Roberts, traditional Lewis
air noted from the playing of Dun-
can Morrison and arr. H. S. Rober-
ton; mixed cho. © Dec. 8, 1933;
E for. 32560; Hugh S. Roberton.
25202
Our farewell; waltz song, w Sally
Flock. © 1 ec. Nov. 27, 1933; E
unp. 79843; Maurice L. Goldman.
25203
Our home sweet home; song. © 1 «¢.
Dec. 26, 1983; E unp. 80549; Mabel
L. Ruckle. 25204
1039
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25205
Our leader and our chief; song, arr.
Bob Taylor.’ -© 1 c. Dee. 21, 1983;
E unp. 80439; Roswell I. Newmann.
25205
Our mother’s call; w and melody. ©
1 e. Dee: 22,: 19383; Eunp.- 80471;
Bertel J. Buhl. 25206
Our romance is over; song. © 1 e.
Dec. 5, 1933; E unp. 79641; Charles
J. Epstein. 25207
Our skipper President, F. D. R.; m Leo
J. Minton; pf. with w. © 1. Dee.
4, 1933; E unp. 80377; Michael John
Keating. 25208
Out of the darkness; song to the Vir-
gin—2d tone, w from Ukrainian lit-
urgy, English version Max T. Krone,
Ukrainian church melody 12th cen-
tury arr. by Alexander Koshetz;
mixed voices. © Nov. 7, 1933; E
pub. 39188; M. Witmark & sons.
25209
Out of the East; by Albert Franklin
Trask; melody with pf. ace. ©
Sept. 1, 1988; E pub. 39311; Na-
tional assn. of dramatics, inc. 25210
Ouverture in do diesis minore; di Gio-
vanni Salviucci; grande orch. Parti
tura. © Sept. 23, 1933; E for.
32092; A. & G. Carisch & ec. 25211
Over a southern sea; from Robinson
Crusoe, w Louis Weslyn, m Hal
Dyson. © Dec. 28, 1933; E pub.
39615; Edward B. Marks music corp.
25212
Over my shoulder; w and m Harry
Woods; with ukulele arr. © Dee.
28, 1933; E for. 32627; Cinephonic
music co., ltd. 25213
Over the drifting sand; m Burrell Van
Buren; pf. with w. ©1c. Nov. 15,
1933: E unp. 79818; Adelbert Bech-
tel. 25214
Over the road of sorrow ; hymn, w and
m Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16, 1933;
E pub. 39082; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine. 25215
Overture (The) in the masque of Co-
mus; by Thomas Augustine Arne,
ed. and orch. Bernard Herrmann.
Se. © Dee. 5, 1933; E pub. 39552;
E. F. Kalmus orchestra scores, ine.
25216
Oxydol theme; by D. T. Marcotte and
Larry Larsen; pf. treble. ©. 1 ©.
Dee. 14," °1953; -. H.. unp... Goose;
Blackett-Sample-Hummert, inc.
25217
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Ozark (An) reverie; by Carl Busch;
septet for flute, oboe, 2 clarinets, 2
horns and bassoon. Sc. and pts. ©
Nov. 24, 1983; E pub. 39018; H. T.
FitzSimons Co. 25218:
Paddle-wheel paddle me home; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Dec. 19, 1933; E
unp. 80362; Dave Ringle. 25219
Pajarillo embrujado; pf. con letra.
© Noy. 30, 1933; E pub. 39282;
Cuates Castilla. 25220
Pate Vienna moon; w J. M. Kay and
I. Sheinker, melody G. Schloss. ©
1c Dee. 11, 193835. 2 onnoo.
Jack M. Kay, George Schloss and
Iry. Sheinker. 25221
Paloma errante; letra y m Juan
Lopez. © 1 «¢. Dec. 7, 1933; E unp.
79767; Tomas Acuna. 25222
Palooka it’s a grand old American
name; from Joe Palooka, w and m
Ann Ronell and Johnny Burke; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Dec. 7,
1933; E pub. 39318; Irving Berlin,
inc. 25223
Panis angelicus; from Golden mel-
odies, César Franck, arr. Charles N.
Boyd; French horn and pf. © Dec.
5, 1983; E pub. 39380; M. Witmark
& sons. 25224
Papierene kinder; w Morris Rund, m
David Meyerowitz, arr. Jack Kam-
men. © July 2, 1933; E pub. 39224;
Radio music pub. co. 25225
Papirossen; w and m Hyman Yablek-
off. © Mar. 15, 1983; E pub. 39223;
Radio music pub. co. 25226
Par les bou-evards,; Parisian sketches,
Hugo W. Friedhofer. © 1 ¢. Dee.
22, 1933; E unp. 80522; Movietone
music corp. 25227
Paradise is lonely; w Sammy Mysels,
and melody. © 1 ¢. Dec. 28, 1933;
E unp. 80624; Paul Barbarin.
25228
Paradise lost: w and m Laura Frank;
pt. © 1c. Dee. 14, 1938 ; Hamp.
SG085; Laura Frank Bateman.
25229
Paradise of love: valse song. ©1 ¢.
Dee. 4, 1983; E unp. 79988; A. Mc-
Keague. 25230
Parcels for Christmas; action song, W
and dialogue Rodney Bennett. —
Dec. '8,:' 1933; E: for. 32561; Joan
Bennett. 25231
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no. 12, 1933
Parking in the parlor; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1933;
EH unp. 80536; Harry T. Peld.
25232
Patapan; Christmas anthem, tr. and
m arr. Howard Brockway. 1. Sop.,
alto and bar.—2. Mixed voices. ©
Nov. 28, 1933; E pub. 393896, 39397 ;
H. W. Gray Co. 25233, 25234
Pateta; revista, letra Lopez Alarcon,
Alareén Roldan y Fernandez de Vil-
legas. Voz y bajo. © 1. Nov..27,
1933; E unp. 79416; Jacinto Guer-
rero Torres. 25235
Path o’ dreams; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 «.
Nov. 25, 19833; E unp. 80210; Ethel
Witte. 25236
Paul characteristic etudes and pieces ;
by E. H. Paul; pf. Ed. Faunce. ©
Oct. 10, 19838; E pub. 39522; Co-
operative music co. 25237
Peace brings dawn; by Herbert Stot-
hart; pt. © Lie Dee. 28, 1933; E
unp. 80614; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 25238
T'eace on earth: w and melody. ©
1 c@ Dee. 12, 1933; E unp. 80002;
Mabel Lambert. 25239
Peekin’ through the keyhole of para-
dise; w and melody Burton Crane.
@-1-¢ Apr. 17, 1933; E unp. 79799;
Louis Burton Crane, jr. 25240
Peloncita mia; w and m Hal Shire.
© 1c. Dec. 27, 1933; E unp. 80584;
Harold R. Shire. 25241
Perdoname; pf. con letra. © Nov. 30,
1933; E pub. 39281; Cuates Castilla.
25242
Perfect (The) dream; w and m Billy
Baskette and Theo Alban; with arr.
for ukulele, ete. © Nov. 13, 1933; E
pub. 39101; Harms, ine. 25243
Peter Pickers’ plight; musical make-
believe, bk. and lyrics Florence
Crocker Comfort, m Hazel Watts
Cooke. © Dec. 14, 1933; D 28574;
H. T. FitzSimons co. 25243*
Peter Rabbit; m O. Holloway; pf.
with text. © 1c. Nov. 7, 19383; D
28564; Ola Holloway. 25243**
Petite suite; by F. Campbell-Watson ;
4 violins, 1st position. Sc. and pts.
© Nov. 15, 1933; E pub. 39151; M.
Witmark & sons. 25244
1041
Phantasy; song. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1933;
E unp. 80024; Douglas Graham
Thompson, 25245
Picture (The) on my dresser; w and
melody Fleming-Townsend. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 1, 1933; E unp. 79875; South-
ern music pub. co., ine. 25246
Piedigrotta 1933; strenna, compilato.
© Sept. 5, 1933; E for. 32274; Mario
Cosentino. 25247
Pilgrim (The); symphony, Andrew
Green; orch...se.- ©) 1:¢, Dec. 29,
1933; E unp. 80681; St. Benedict’s
college. 25248
Pilgrim’s (The) progress; oratorio for
ten., bar. and treble soli, cho. and
orch., w John Bunyan, m Robin
Milford =. pf. ; ace) ie. Cho: ed.—2.
Complete ed. © Aug. 31, 1933; E
for. 32298, 32299; Oxford univ. press.
25249, 25250
Pilgrim’s (The) song; the wayfarer,
w ed. Paul Robeson, m arr. G. Ruth-
land Clapham; with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 10, 1933; E for. 32366; Syl-
vester music co., ltd. 25251
Pioneers; unison song, w adapted
from Walt Whitman, m Alfred
Whitehead; pf. or organ acc. ©
Noy. 138, 1983; E pub. 39046; Oliver
Ditson c¢o., ine. 25252
Pipe dreams; w and melody. © 1 «.
Dee. 21, 1933; E ump. 80451; Dor-
sey Blake Kinnamon. 25253
Pipe’s (A) sweet note; Christmas
song, w Irene Gass, m C. H. Kitson.
© Nov. 28, 1933; E for. 32399; Bay-
ley & Ferguson. 25254
Pirates bold [and] Sambo plays the
banjo; by Gertrude Keenan, with
biographical sketch and glossary, in-
structive annotations and interpre-
tation; pf. © Nov. 23, 1933; E pub.
39013; Art publication soc. 25255
Pirates’ drinking song; w and m Hal
Shire. ©,1¢ Dec. 2). 1933 Bump.
80580; Harold R. Shire. 25256
Pirate’s (The) love song; song, m S.
Lee, arr. E. Norton. © 1 ec. Nov. 29,
1933; E unp. 79590; M. L. Sterling,
Seymour Lee, and Ed Norton.
29257
Plantation blues; slow fox-trot, writ-
ten and composed Lawrence Salmon ;
with arr. for ukulele, etc., Alvin D.
Keech. - © Oct. 20, 1983; E_ for.
32409; Vivian Campbell «& co., Itd.
25258
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25259
Piay quick method for accordion;
German style, Frank Lucas.
Nov. 24, 19383; AA 135389 ; Nicomede
music ¢o. 25259
Italian style, Tony Lombardo. ©
Nov. 24, 19383; AA 135390; Nicomede
music €o. 25260
Play quick method for guitar; finger
and plectrum style, Herbert Boote.
© Nov. 24, 1933; AA 135388; Nico-
mede. music co. 25261
Piay quick method for Hawaiian gui-
tar; by Conrad Gebelein. © Nov.
24, 19383; AA 135387; Nicomede mu-
Sic @O. 25262
Play quick method for mandolin or
mandolin-banjo; by H. Russeil
Truitt. Nicomede ed. © Dec. 22,
1933; AA 1385562; Nicomede music
co. 25263
Play quick method for ukulele or uku-
lele-banjo; by Allida Black. Nico-
mede ed. © Dec. 22, 1933; AA
135561; Nicomede music co. 25264
m Luther A.
Playtime pal; song,
Clark. © Nov. 29, 1933; E pub.
39205; Raymond C. Sisco. 25265.
Please believe in me; song. © 1 ©.
Dee. 15, 1983; E unp. 80130; Mel-
vin Nathaniel Pearlman. 25266
Piease come back to me; pf. with w.
© 1c. Dee. 18, 1938; E unp. 80086;
Salvatore Augliera. 25267
Please come home with me dear rapa;
waltz, w, melody and special recita-
tion. © 1. Dec. 12, 1933; E unp.
80071; Willard Gibby. 25268
Please let it be that way; song, melody
Dan Woodward, jr. © 1c. Dee. 22,
1933: E unp. 80499; Remus Harris.
25269
Please let me forget; w Bob Trayna,
and melody. ©1c. Nov. 29, 1933; E
unp. 79551; Robert Enoch. 25270
© 1c. Dee.
80055; Walter
aya
Poems of E M BR; pf. ©1c. Dec. 20,
1933; E unp. 80418; Arthur Dwight
Allen. 25272
Poeme; string quartet.
fs, 193552" 7K. Uunp,
Charles Rance.
Poets have need; song, melody Bud
Manners. © 1 c. Dec. 4, 1933; E
unp. 79608; Viola Lucille Krebs.
25273
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Polish (The) Gypsy ; fox-trott; pf. ©
1 ¢. Dee. 8, 19383; HE: unp. 79838;
Frank Geisz. 25274
Polish mountaineer songs; by J. Bry-
ja; 1st violin, .bk.. 2, 6) a@eeeer:
13, 19383; E unp. 80039; John Bryja.
25275
Polnisches konzert; G-dur, v. Georg
Philipp Telemann, hrsg. Hilmar u.
Walter Hockner ; 2 violinen, viola u.
violoncello, o. streichorch., mit Con-
tinuo, cembalostimme bearb. Fried-
rich Wilhelm Lothar. Stimmen. ©
Oct. 5, 1983; E for. 32485; Wilhelm
Hansen. 25276
Polvos (Los) de la madre Celestina ;
comedia. Voz y bajo. © 1c. Novy.
27, 1933; E unp. 79415; Jacinto
Guerrero Torres. 25277
Ponad kruti berizenky ; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1933; E unp. 80351;
Ewgen Zukowsky. 25278
Poor Jane blues; melody J. Gowdlock.
© 1c. Dec. 5, 1933; E unp. 79866;
Southern music pub. co., inc. 25279
Poor lil’ birdie; w and melody. © 1c.
Nov. 1, 19838; E unp. 78288; Al Van
Dorr. 25280
Por la senal; letra José Guizar M., m
Mario Talavera. © Aug. 15, 1933;
E for. 32547; A. Wagner y Levien
sucs., Ss. en ¢. 25281
Por tu amor; bolero son; pf. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 29, 1933; E unp. 80669; Rich-
ard A. Dominguez. 25282
Practical counterpoint; modernized
system of teaching polyphonic writ-
ing in 2-6, 8 pts., W. R. Waghorne.
© Oct. 2, 1933; AA 134021; William
Richard Waghorne. 25283
Praise notes ringing; service, w W. B.
Judefind, Mattie B. Shannon, and
others, m Roy E. Nolte and John J.
Thomas. © Apr. 18, 1933; E pub.
39515; Judefind bros. 25284
Pray for the light; male quartet. ©
Dec. 1, 19383; E pub. 39213; George
L. Miller. 25285
Prayer (The) my mother taught me;
hymn, w and m Gene Arnold. ©
Oct. 16, 1933; E pub. 39062; Forster
music publisher, ine. 25286
Prelude and fugue; by Buxtehude, ed.
Henry G. Ley; organ. no. 6, 14.
May 25, 19338; E for. 323802, $2303;
Oxford univ. press. 25287, 25288
1042
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
President Roosevelt; song. © 1 «
Dee. 8, 1983; E unp. 79808; Mary
Hlinora Reyna. 25289
Pretending; w and melody. © 1 «c.
Nov. 18, 1983; E unp. 79556; Anna
Gray Poe. 25290
Pretense; song. © 1c. Dec. 11, 1933;
E unp. 80025; Douglas Graham
Thompson. 25291
Pretty baby youre my baby love;
song, arr. Michael Codian. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 8, 1983; E unp. 79834; Angelo
Ralph Petrucci. 29292
Pretty lady; w and melody. ©1.«.
Dec. 22, 19388; E unp. 80550; Alfred
Scriven. 25293
Pretty little thing; fox-trot, arr. Harry
Ludwig; pf. with w. ©1c. Dee. 15,
1933; E unp. 80104; Eugene Nelson
Hyde. 25294
Pretzel (The) boat; fox-trot, w IL.
Mestesky, melody B. Adelman. © 1
c. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp. 79733; Ben-
jamin Adelman and Louis Mestesky.
25295
Pride of the American bars; w and
melody. ©1c. Dec. 1, 1933; E unp.
79567 ; David Gordon Holder.
25296
Pride of the ball; waltz, H. C. Verner,
new arr. Chas. Fredericks; band pts.
© Dee. 16, 1933; E pub. 39480; F.C.
Menges. 25297
Primi ricordi; march, G. G. Beltramo;
accordion. © Nov. 2, 1933; E pub.
39288; R. B. Quattrociocche. 25298
Prince Charles; by Herbert Stothart ;
pt, © 1c. Dec. 28, 1933; .E unp.
80616; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
25299
Program (The) of love; slow fox-trot,
w Betty Meyer; pf. © 1c. Dec. 14,
1933; E unp. 80079; Charles A.
Grupp. 25300
Prohibition’s gone away; fox-trot, w
and melody. © 1. Dee. 19, 1933:
E unp. 80859; Jeanette V. Scully.
25301
Promise that you will come back to
me; song, m Hugene Barnes. © 1c.
Dee. 11, 1983; E unp. 79909;’ Elza
Monroe Steward. 25302:
Prosperity; march, w J. A. Speers,
melody Antone Ruby. © 1 ec. Dee.
21, 1933; E unp. 80425; A. Ruby and
John A. Speers. 25303
25316
—— song, melody Allen Taub. © 1c.
Dee?’ 1, 19383; H ‘unp. 79518; ET.
McGuire, sr. 25304
Prosperity is coming back again; w
Mrs. C. Boissoneault, melody Ailen
Taub. ©1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp.
79727; Thelma Idel Boissoneault.
25305
Prosperity’s coming soon; w and mel-
Ody. Ol ec Deer 22 41933 4 Wea:
80473 ; Violet T. Fuget. 25306
Proud (The) accordionist rag; by An-
tonio Zordan; accordion. © Nov. 2,
1933 ; E pub. 39290; R. B. Quattroci-
ocche. 25307
Psalm 91; Seriptural w, m op. 46; pt.
or organ acc. © Nov. 1, 1933; E for.
32071; Geoffrey O’Connor-Morris.
25308
Public (The) just loves to be fooled;
fox-trot, w and m Burton Crane,
arr. Bill Kunkel; pf. treble. © 1 ¢.
May 26, 1933; E unp. 79792; Louis
Burton Crane, jr. 25309
Pushing through the rain to see you;
w and melody. ©1c. Nov. 13, 1933 ;
E unp. 795538; Joseph Kral Krow-
asky. 25310
Put a tax on love; from Roman
scandals, w and m Al Dubin, L.
Wolfe Gilbert and Harry Warren ;
with ukulele arr. © Dee. 11, 1983;
E pub. 39368; M. Witmark & sons.
25311
Puzzled hearts; w and melody; soli
and cho. for mixed voices. © 1 ©.
Nov. 18, 1983; E unp. 80138; Kath-
leen S. Corbett. 25312
Quand on est tout la-baut; marche
6, de Les bleus du ciel, paroles
Serge Veber, m G. van Parys; avec
accord de Pukulele. © Oct. 1, 1933;
E for. 32389; Editions Salabert.
25313
Quietest (The) things; w Margaret
Wymer, m Haydn Wood; in A flat.
© Oct. 10, 1933; E for. 32459; Chap-
pell & co., Itd. 25314
Radio waves; valse ecaprice, Pietro
Frosini; accordion. ©. Nov. 25,
1933: E pub. 39297; R. B. Quattro-
cioeche. 203815
Radiogram; by Hugo W. Friedhofer.
© 1c. Dee. 22, 1933; E unp. 80518:
Movietone music corp. 25316
1043
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25317
Ragamuffin Jane; w Johnny Burke, m
Harold Spina; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Dee. 11, 1933; E pub. 39352;
Irving Berlin, inc. 25317
Rain (The) brought meyou;song. ©
Dec. 8, 1933; E pub. 39302; Harry
Stanley. 25318
Rain in my heart; from Ziegfeld fol-
lies, w Arthur Swanstrom, m Louis
Alter; with arr. for ukulele, etc.
© Nov. 20, 1933; E pub. 39108;
Harms, inc. 25319
Rain—nothing but rain; w Arnaud de
‘Bordes, m Laddie Watkis. © 1 «.
Nov. 27, 1933; E unp. 80652; Laddie
Fennell. 25320
Rally to the eagle; song, m Henry Fer-
rell; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
ite. Noy. 2721933827 E) unp. 79939:
Mossie L. Purcell. 25821
Ray of cheer; valse song. ©1c. Nov.
29, 1933; E unp. 79966; Luciano Pas-
sion Blas. 25322
Reading (The) and writing of music;
text bk., with rhythmic and melodic
exercises, for students in public
school music courses. Oct! 2,
1933: AA 134022; William Richard
Waghorne. 25323
Ready for the Master’s call; hymn, w
and m Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16,
1933; E pub. 39078; Forster music
publisher, inc. 25324
Recovery march; male voices. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 5, 1933; E unp. 79666; Margaret
Emmet Kinnicutt. 253825
Red notes; by Gregory Stone: pf. ©
Dec. 28, 1933; E pub: 39613 ; Prelude
music co. 25326
Red (The) revue; musical play. ©
1 c. Dec. 9, 19338; D 28566; Conrad
Seiler. 25326*
Repatriado (El); pf. con letra. ©
Nov. 30, 1933; E pub. 39283; Cuates
Castilla. 25327
Repeal; song, m Tom Girtanner. (©
tc. (Dee, 12; 1933: "BE iunps0ei7 ;
John Blum. 25328
Rest in my arms; song. © 1 © Dee.
6, 1933; E unp. 79712; Susie Tracy
Booker. 25329
Reverie; by Orien E. Dalley; wood-
winds. Se. and pts. © Nov. 2,
1933; E pub. 89150; M. Witmark &
sons. 25330
1044
pt. IE, n:S:,v. ZS
—pf. ©1c. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp.
79621; Sophie Rapoport Mydans.
25331
song... © 1. c. Nov. 21,1933;
unp. 80046; Dorothy Lucas Higgin-
son. PaaS
Rhythm for sale; w and melody. ©
1c. Dec. 7, 19383; E unp. 79768; Nat.
Nazarro. 25333
Rhythm of the day; from Dancing
lady, w Lorenz Hart, m Richard
Rodgers; with arr. for ukulele, etc.,
May Singhi Breen. © Nov. 29, 1933;
E pub. 38035; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 25334
Rhythmic sight-singing: chromatics,
minor mode, compound time, W. R.
Anderson. pt. 2. © Dee. 11, 1933:
AA 134410; J. Fischer & bro. 25335
Ride (The) thru Swedish forests; by
Herbert Stothart; pf. © 1 ¢ Dee.
28, 1933; E unp. 80617: Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp. 25336
Ridin’ in the rain; song, melody
Clara Fredericka Tupper. © 1 ©.
Dec. 18, 19383; E unp. 80272; Whit-
ford Price French. 25337
Right now’s the time for loving; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Dec. 22, 1933; E
unp. 80480; Volney Porter Ludlow.
25338
Rinde o’ tavute steva’ mamma mie,
versi F. Tanzariello, melodia N. M.
Perosi. © 1 ¢. Dec. 1, 1933; E unp.
79578; Nicola M. Perosi Piroso and
Frank Tanzariello. 25339
Rio Grande; waltz; melody with pt.
ace. © 1 ¢.. Dee. 11, 1983)
79919; Marvin Cornelius Lucke.
25340
Rise, red sun; Russian folk-song, Eng-
lish tr. M. D. Calvocoressi, m Modest
Mussorgsky, ed. and [arr.] W. Gillies
Whittaker; male voices. © July 13,
1933; E for. 32290; Oxford univ.
press. 253841
River and rainbow; 10 miniatures,
Walter Carroll; pf. Dee. 28, 1933;
E for. 32626; Forsyth bros., ltd.
25342
River song; w and melody. © 1 ©.
Nov. 25, 19383; E unp. 80335; Frank
« McLennan. 253438
Road (The) is calling; w M. Harper
and Chas. Kenney,
Walter. © 1 ©¢ Dee. 8, 198383 8
unp. 79827; Marjorie Harper.
25344
melody Serge
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Road (The) to anywhere; w and mel-
ody Burton Crane. © 1. Apr. 17,
19383; E unp. 79797; Louis Burton)
Crane, jr. 25345
Robison’s (Carson J.) 5 minute
Jew’s harp instruction book. ©
June 5, 1929; AA 132890; M. M.
Cole pub. co. 25346
Rock-a-bye grandma; w and melody.
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1933; E unp. 79774;
Ella Allen. 25347
Rock me again mother; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.
Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 80211; Hazel
Pitts. 25348
Rock me to sleep; w Edith Alma
Tourjée and Elizabeth Akers Allen,
m Ann Asquith. © Dec. 18, 1933;
E pub. 39520; Edith Tourjée Walker
son & Co. 25349
Rockin’ with the rhythm king; song,
w G. P. Loffler and Harold E. Pratt.
©1ec. Dee. 26, 1983; E unp. 80551;
Gene Paul Loffler. 25350
Rodeo parade; comp. and orch. Paul
Van Loan; [pf. conductor] © 1.
Dec. 22, 1983; E unp. 80519; Movie-
tone music corp. 253951
Roll de ole chariot along; negro Sspir-
itual, w ed. Paul Robeson, m arr.
G. Ruthland Clapham; with ukulele
arr. © Aug. 10, 1933; E for. 32367;
Sylvester music co., ltd. 25352
Rollin’ dough blues; melody J. Gowd-
lock. © 1c. Dec. 5, 1933; E unp.
79878; Southern music pub. co.. ine.
25353
Rolling stone; w and m Dae Morgan.
© 1 ce. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp. 80648;
Julia Annette Jonah. 25354
Romance and dreams; pf. ©1c. Dee.
6. 19838; E unp. 79713; Nick Bolin.
25355
Romance in Washington; w Rose
Arlington, m Burrell Van Buren;
with ukulele arr. © June 7, 1933;
E pub. 39177; Rose Catherine John-
son. 25356
Romancing with you; from Enlighten
thy daughter, w Moret Shea and
Allen Taub, m Lou Herscher; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 5, 1933; E pub.
39496; Mills music, inc. 25357
Romantic appassionato; by Gerard
Carbonara: pf. no. 1,2. ©1e. Dee.
18, 1933; E unp. 80803, 80804; Na-
tional screen service. 25358, 25359
25374
Romantic episode ; comp. Hugo
Friedhofer. © 1c. Dec. 22, 1933;
E unp. 80526; Movietone music corp.
25360
Romantic mood; song. © 1c. Dec. 18,
1933; E unp. 80277; Marvin Maurice
Cohen. 25361
waltz song. © Dec. 26, 1933; E
pub. 39590; Marvin Maurice Cohen.
25362
Rome wasn’t built in a day; from
Roman scandals, w Al Dubin, m
Harry Warren; with arr. for
ukulele, etc. © Nov. 7, 1933; E pub.
39162; M. Witmark & sons. 25363
Rondo pastorale; by Remigio Renzi;
organ. © Dec. 22, 1933; E pub.
39598; J. Fischer & bro. 25364
Roodgeabeef-meedgejum and stewjum
corn; w and melody; in C. ©1e.
Dec. 28, 1933; E unp. 80602; Aaron
Brown. 25365
Roosevelt; song. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1933;
EK unp. 803866; Geo. Cousins. 25366
——w and melody. © 1. Dec. 11,
1933; E unp. 80378; Joseph P. Mc-
Cormack. 25367
Roosevelt all the time; w and m Tony
Eckel. © 1 ¢. Dee. 8, 1933; E unp.
79830; Anthony Benedict Eckel.
25368
Roosevelt is the man of the day; song.
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1933; E unp. 79785;
Andrew Jackson Crawford. 25369
Rosa: w and m Will Gregory; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 12, 1933; E
pub. 39360; Roy music pub. co.
25370
Rose de France; tango de Rose de
France, lyrics Albert Willemetz, m
Sigmund Romberg. © Oct. 6, 1933;
EK for. 32489; Société anonyme
francaise Chappell. 29371
Rose (A) from the garden of Hire; w
Michael Hanley, and melody. ©
1 ¢ Dec. 6, 1983; E unp. 79731;
Kresten Martensen. PO te
Rose of Caliente: song. ©1e. Dee.
26, 1933; E unp. 80578; Mary B.
Skinner. 25373
Rosebud Marie waltz; melody. ©1e.
Dee. 11, 1933; E unp. 79899; Kitty
Keepers Voss. 25374
1045
CATALOGUE OF
25375
Roselita; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1c. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 80212; Cameron N.
Allen. 25375
Rosenberger (Otto) Lieder; op. 2,
nach alten deutschen texten; drei-
stimmigen frauen — o. knabencher.
Partitur. nr.1-—5. © June 26, 1933;
E for. 32614; Universal edition, a. g.
25376
Roses and ruins; w and melody. ©
TC; Dec, 26... 1935.4 2h np oUaso:
John Oscar Wirsen. 25377
Roses that bring my love; w and mel-
ody. © Dee. 8, 1983; E pub. 39385;
Franklin Taylor. 25378
Rosetta bella; mazurka, August D’An-
nunzio; accordion. © Nov. 2, 1933;
H pub. 39289; R. B. Quattrociocche.
25379
Rovers of the land; song. © 1c. Dec.
20, 1933; E unp. 80420; Albert
Joseph Milans. 25380
Row, row, row your boat; round, arr.
Helen MacGregor; pf., 6 hands. ©
Jan. 31, 1933; E pub. 39465; Willis
music co. 25381
Russian love song; w H. J. de Burgos,
melody M. de Crescenzo. ©1c. Dee.
8. 1933; E unp. 79809; Mario de
Crescenzo and Harry J. de Burgos.
25382
Russische fantasie no. 3; von Leo
Portnoff ; violine u. klavier. © Nov.
24, 19383; E for. 32351; Bosworth &
co. 25383
Ruthie; fox-trot song. © Dec. 22,
1933 ; E pub. 39568; Ben Handley.
25384
Sag’ es mir noch einmal!...; tango,
w Hans R. v. Nack und Otto Forst-
Berg, m Karl Vacek, arr. Alexander
Steinbrecher ; salon, jazz, orch. stim-
men. ©: July 10, 1933; E for. 32621;
Wiener operettenverlag, g.m.b.h.,
Dacapo verlag. 25385
Sailing along the beautiful Hudson;
w and melody Bertie Elizabeth
Freund. © 1 c. Nov. 28, 1933; B
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. OI, 0. S., v. 28
Salut d’amour; by Edward Elgar, op.
12, transcribed and arr. George J.
Trinkaus; flute, oboe, B flat eclari-
net, horn in F and bassoon. Se. and
pts. © Dec. 18, 1933; E pub. 39419;
Kay & Kay music pub. corp. 25388
Salvation (The) army brass band
‘journal; compiled F. G. Hawkes;
full se. and pts. Ordinary series,
nos. 1069-1072, Dec. 1933. © Dec.
1, 1933; E for. 32503; Salvationist
pub. & supplies, ltd. 25389
Same (The) time, the same place, to-
morrow night; w Benny Davis and
Mack David. m John W. Green;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Dec. 8,
19383 ; E pub. 39372; T. B. Harms co.
25390
Sampiero corso; marche, Henri To-
masi, orch. F. Foret; harmonie et
fanfare ptes., avec conducteur en Si
bémol. © May 1, 1933;. E for.
32350; Henry Lemoine et cie. 25391
Sandman (The) ; song, w Lucy D. Alt-
house. © 1 ¢. Dee. 18, 1933; E unp.
80285; Rosalie Housman. 25292
Sandman; song. © 1c. Dee. 8, 1933;
E unp. 79835; Annie Laurie Rider.
25393
Santa Claus: m Louise EB. Stairs; pf.
with w. © Dec. 12, 1933; E pub.
39421: Theodore Presser co. 253894
Santa Claus caught at last; w Mrs.
L. V. Werder; pf. © Nov. 3, 1933;
E pub. 39189; Hans Werder. 25395
Santa (The) Claus of the U. S. A.;
w and melody. ©1 ce. Dee. 14, 1933;
E unp. 80084; George M. Cohan.
25396
Santa Lucia; Piedigrotta 1933, canzoni
compilatore Libero Bovio. © Sept.
7. 1983; A—For. 22841; Antonio De
Martino. 25387
Santos diagram method for the Ha-
waiian guitar; in musical notation
and diagram, Don Santos. © Dee.
27, 1933; E pub. 39575; Don Santos
pub. co., ine. 25398
Santos junior Hawaiian guitar
method; by Don Santos. pt. 3.
Dee. 27, 19383; E pub. 39576; Don
unp. 79750; Burghardine Elizabeth Santos pub. co., ine. 252399
Nay One
all epee Santos master studies for Hawaiian
Sally Jones; w E. Morris, melody J. guitar: specialized studies, Don
Delaney. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1933; E Santos. © Dec. 27, 1933; E pub.
unp. 79523: Ed Morris and Jimmy 39577: Don Santos pub. co., ine.
Delaney. 25387 25400
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Santos master studies for tenor banjo;
by Don Santos. © Dec. 27, 1933; H
pub. 39578 ; Don Santos pub. co., ine.
25401
Sarabande [and] Courante: by Arc-
angelo Corelli, transcribed and arr.
George J. Trinkaus; flute, oboe, B
fiat clarinet, horn in F and bassoon.
Se. and pts. © Dec. 18, 1933; E pub.
39415; Kay & Kay music pub. corp.
(25402
Save me, O God; w of Psalm 69, m
Gerald Mare Stokes; mixed voices;
organ ace. © Oct. 9, 1938; E pub.
39233; Riker, Brown & Wellington,
ine. 25403
Saw ye nae my Peggy; Scottish tradi-
tional song, arr. Ernest Bullock;
unison voices. © Sept. 14, 1933; E
for. 32300; Oxford univ. press.
25404
Say a little something to me; w Jimmy
Campbell and Reg. Connelly, m M.
Spoliansky; with ukulele arr.
Dec. 7, 1933; E for. 32358; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd. 25405
Say it with a song; w and m Alan
Vance and John Rogers. © 1 ¢. Dec.
1, 19838; E unp. 79516; Aileen Wier
Dortch. 25406
Say it with kisses; w and melody. ©
1 ee. Dee. 6, 1988; E unp. 79694;
Alice E. Allen. 25407
Say that you care; w and melody, pf.
arr. Al Reed. ©1. Nov. 14, 1933;
E unp. 78867 ; Raymond 8S. Quacken-
bush. 25408
Say you love me truly; w Marvin Lee,
m and microphone method Jack
Turner and Joe Eaton. © Dec. 6,
1933; E pub. 39227; Jack Turner.
25409
Schneidige mirsche; ftir blasorch.
bearb., Hermann Minnecke; aus-
gabe ftir grosse harmonie-musik.
Stimmen. hft. 1. © Dec. 9, 1933; H
for. 32602; D. Rahter. 25410
School of clarinet technic; pt. 1, pro-
gressive technical studies for the be-
ginner. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1933; E unp.
79770; Frank Hruby. 25411
Schuhplattler; by William Kernell;
pt © 1 ¢ Dee. 22, 1933; E ump.
80515; Movietone music corp. 25412
Schumann (Robert Alexander) But-
terfly; Schumann’s Papillons no. 8,
arr. aS unison song, Stuart Young,
33589—34——5
25426
poem Margaret Rose. © Nov. 24,
1983; E for. 32355; J. Curwen &
sons, ltd. 25413
Sechs frtihe lieder; op. posth., w
EKkert, and others, m nach den man-
uskripten hrsg. u. rev. Karl Geir-
inger. © July 29, 1933; E for.
32615; Universal edition, a. g.
25414
Slumber song; 2-pt. song, w Eric
Haydon, m arr. Henry Geehl. ©
May 5, 1933; E for. 32550; Edwin
Ashdown, ltd. 25415
Searching for you; w and melody. ©
1c Dee. 15, 1983; E unp. 80110;
Hanna Emelia Paritz. 25416
Searching the town for you; song,
melody Serge Walter. © 1. Dec.
8, 1933; E unp. 79828; Marjorie
Harper. 25417
Sed; blues, letra y m Antonio Hscobar.
© Nov. 10, 1933; E for. 32586; <A.
Wagner y Levien:sucs., s. en ¢.
25418
Seek ye the Lord; w from the Bible,
m John Carl Wohlfeil ; mixed voices,
unace. © Nov. 28, 1933; E pub.
39019 ; Concordia pub. house. 25419
Seems to me; w and m Jule LeNard.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1933; E unp. 79856;
Julia L. FitzPatrick. 25420
Selige Wiener zeitzen: stimmungs-
potpourri, C. Morena, op. 182; pf.
mit text. © May 5, 1933; E for.
32625; Th. Schmidt’s nachfolger
Josef Blaha, g.m.b.h., musikverlag.
25421
salon wu. grosses orch.
stimmen. © May 5, 1933; E for.
32624; Th. Schmidt’s nachfolger
Josef Blaha, g.m.b.h., musikverlag.
25422
Seniors march; band pts. © Dee. 22,
19838; EE pub. 39562; Bohumil
Makovsky. 25423
Sentimental; song. © 1 c. Dec. 20,
1933; E unp. 80412; Frances Stock-
ton McKee. 25424
September love; song, arr. Genevieve
S. Ellis. ©1ce. Dee. 4, 1933; E unp.
79633 ; Jack Brooks. 25425
September—(A) parting; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1 ¢. Dec. 6, 1933;
E unp. 79722; Dolores Kelly. 25426
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25427
Serenade; by Edward Elgar, tran-
scribed Joseph Szigeti; violin and
pi ©) Dees 21 1933.° for 32632 ;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd. 25427
by Orien E. Dalley; woodwinds.
Se. and pts. © Nov. 2, 1933; E pub.
39144; M. Witmark & sons. 25428
Sérénade a Bettine; poésie Alfred de
Musset, m Robert Planel. © Dec.
10, 1983; E for. 32604; J. Hamelle.
25429
Serenade (A) out of the night; by
Mischa Spoliansky; pf. © Sept. 14,
1933; E for. 324483; Peter Maurice
MUSIC COs: tC), 25430
Serenata; by Herbert Stothart; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1933; E unp. 80618;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 25431
Serpentina; letra y m Maria Teresa
Lara, arr. Agustin Lara. © July
15, 1933; E for. 32533; A. Wagner y
Levien sucs., s. en @ 25432
Seven melody boys; fox-trot song. ©
1 e@. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 78947;
Rosalio Villamof. 25433
Sevilla; paso doble; pf. con letra.
© 1c. Dee. 20, 19383; E unp. 80406;
Enrique Galaz. 25434
Sexy Sal; song. ©1c. Dec. 14, 1933;
E unp. 80087; John Dallas Finch.
25435
Share my pillow; m P. Davis; pf. tre-
“ble with w,” ©i'1 Ve) Wee: 13)) 1983:
EH ounp. 80050; Priscilla Davis and
Leonard Blanchard. 254386
Shattered dreams; valse, w and mel-
ody. ©l1e. Dec. 22, 1933; E unp.
80481; Edgar C. Miller. 254387
She loves me not; from She loves me
not, w Edward Heyman, m Arthur
Schwartz; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Dec. 4, 1933; E pub. 39876;
Harms, ine. 25438
She’s got that personality; w and mel-
ody.. © 1.¢. Dee. 6, 1983; E unp.
79680; John Shuttleworth. . 25439
She’s my song of love; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 6. 1933; E unp. 79672;
William Nelsen. 25440
She’s not my sweetheart now; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Dec. 12, 1983; HB
unp. 80003; Mabel Lambert. 25441
She’s still that old sweetheart of mine;
w and m Fritz West, arr. Burrell
Van Buren; with ukulele arr. ©
Aug. 29, 1932; pub. 39172; Bia-
ridge M. West. 25442
pt. II, n.s., v. 28
Shepherd; w Mary Baker Eddy, m
Franklin Pierce Fisk, arr. © 1 e.
Dec. 18, 19383; E unp. 80266; Ger-
trude Bishop. 25443
Shepherds and milkmaids; w Albert
G. Latham, m Henry Pureell, arr.
and ed. W. Gillies Whittaker; 2-pt.
equal voices. © July 138, 19383; E
for. 32279; Oxford univ. press.
5444
Ship (The) sails; by Herbert Stoth-
art; pf. © 1 c. Dee, 26) 193aaeee
unp. 80619; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 25445
Shout His praises; hymn, w and m
Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16, 1933; E.
pub. 39077; Forster music publisher,
ine. 25446
Sheutin’ in that amen corner; rhyth-
mic sermon, w and m Andy Razaf
and Danny Smalls. © Dec. 11,
1933; E pub. 39345; Joe Davis, inc.
25447
Show me a way to keep troubles away;
w. and m Matalga. © 1c. Dec. 15,
1933; E unp. 80137; Cora Maria
Loomis. 25448
Si vous m’aimiez; valse, paroles Lucien
Boyer, m Marguerite Monnot; avec
accord de l’ukulele. © Oct. 1, 1933;
E for. 32390; Editions Salabert.
25449
Sie tanzen fabelhaft; tango aus Fraiu-
lein Katchen, text Friedrich
Schwarz u. Willy Rosen, m Willy
Rosen, arr. Sascha Chwat, [and]
Hin kuss, der muss aus Spanien
sein; tango aus Htwas fiir sie, text
Hans Lengsfelder, m Rudolf Nelson,
arr. Billy Golwyn: orch, stimmen,
mit gesangs-trio. © Noy. 22, 1933;
E for. 32408; Musikverlag City.
25450
Silence at midnight; w Karl Scott,
melody Kenyon Scott. © 1 ¢. Dec.
19, 1933; E unp. 803863; Harle Scott
and Carl F. Scott. 25451
Sillybilly (The) Christmas song; w
and m E. C. Onativia and Nancy
Saunders. © 1c. Dee. 12, 19383; E
unp. 80459; Elizabeth C. Ofiativia.
25452
Silver (A) haired mother is waiting;
w and melody. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1933;
E unp. 79687; Elizabeth T. Brown.
25453
Silvery river; morceau briilante, by
M. W. Butler; pf. © Dec. 7, 19338;
E pub. 39254; A. W. Perry’s sons.
25454
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1983
Silw’ry moon; waltz, w and melody.
© 1c Dec. 7, 193838; H unp. 79765;
Eugene Charles Auerbach. 25455
Sin (The) clouds have been rolled
away; hymn. © Dec. 8, 1933; HE
pub. 39392; John Hdgar Ingalls.
25456
Since Jimmy’s leaving; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 19838; E unp. 79908 ;
Anna L. Savage. 25457
Since we’ve been together; song, m
Luther A. Clark. © Dec. 1, 19338;
E pub. 39217; Amos Duncan, jr.
25458
Since you let me call you mine; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp.
79638; Fatima Mabel Young. 25459
Since you’ve gone away; w and mel-
ody. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp.
80559; Clayton Russell Getty.
25460
Since you went away; w Cecile Moore
and Robert Walden; pf. © 1 «.
Dec. 16, 19838; E unp. 80242; Don
Calvin Brewer. 25461
Sing His praise (Sjung Hans pris) ;
w O. Lundell, m David H. Johnson.
© Dec. 22, 1933; E pub. 39580; Otto
Lundell. 25462
Singin’ on the air; w and m Marv
Cohan ; with arr. for ukulele, ete. ©
Dec. 15, 1933; E pub. 39447; F. B.
Haviland pub. co. 25463
Singing games for young people; by
Mary Jacob and G. T. Francis. bk.
1,2. © Aug. 31, 1933; E for. 32285,
32286; Oxford univ. press.
25464, 25465
Singing woman; song. ©1c. Dee. 8,
1933; E unp. 7983838; Shirley Whisen-
hunt. 25466
Sister awake; w anon., 16th century,
m Gordon Jacob; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
Gs July 13, 193327H) fors 32275:
Oxford univ. press. 25467
Sister Mary Ann has got the measles;
musical recitation, Ww anon, m
Frieda Peycke; pf. © Dec. 21,
19388; FE pub. 389559; Theodore
Presser €o. 25468
Sisty ’n’ Buzzy, Sara ’n’ Bill; song.
© 1c. Dec. 1, 1933; E unp. 80457:
Maury Madison. 25469
Sixteen to one; wand melody. © 1c.
Dec. 12, 1933; E unp. 80004; Mabel
Lambert. 25470
|
25485
—__--—-
Sky man; song. ©1c. Dec. 15, 1933;
E unp. 80128; Glena J. Smith.
25471
Sleep holy Babe; Christmas anthem,
w Lulu L. Ganschow, m Theo. F.
Ganschow; alto solo and mixed cho.
© Nov. 23, 1983; E pub. 39017; H.
T. FitzSimons co. 25472
Sleepless nights, restless nights; w
and m Mary Schaeffer and James
Kendis, pf. arr. Hal Dyson; ukulele
arr. and guit. chords Ukulele Billy.
© Dec. 31, 1932; E pub. 38785; Ken-
dis music corp. 25473
Sleepy-head I’m blue for you; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Dee. 1, 1983; E unp.
79537; Una Merrick Casey. 25474
Sleepy (The) song; song, w Josephine
Daskam Bacon. © 1 ¢ Dec. 18,
19383; E unp. 80356; Helen Ashley.
25475
Sliphorn Sam; fox trot song, w G. P.
Loffler and Harold E. Pratt. ©1e.
Dee. 22, 19388; E unp. 80492; Gene
Paul Lofiler. 25476
Slumber song; w and m Genevieve
Lake. © 1c. Dec. 20, 1933; E unp.
80385; Genevieve Lassere. 25477
Smile; w and melody Jack Clash. ©
ie. Dee. 7; 1983; {EH} unpwwi9re2:
John Edward Clash. 25478
Smile, smile, smile; song. © Dee. 1,
1933; E pub. 39029; Henry Anson
Truax. 25479
Smile with Roosevelt, it’s smile time
in U.S.A.; w I. D. Brown, m Walter
Alvin Rabe. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1933;
E unp. 80269; Walter A. Rabe and
Ivy Deibel Brown. 25480:
Smiles will brighten the way; song, w
Warren Thompson. © 1c. Dec. 26,
19838; E unp. 80544; Henry L.
Porter. 25481
Smilin’ Ed. MeConnell’s favorite radio
hymns. © Nov. 1, 1933; AA 134387:
Hd. McConnell. 25482
Smiling girl of mine; valse song. ©
1 c¢ Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. 79987;
Mary Pink. 25483
Smiling (The) prince; march or quick
step, Beechfield Carver; pf. © Nov.
10, 1933; E for. 32485; B. Feldman
& Co. 25484
Smoke rings from my cigarette; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1983; E
unp. 80346; Fred Shorey Campbell.
25485
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25486
Snow (The) ride; by Herbert Stot-
hart pr. (Ore Dee. 28, 19as 5) b
unp. 80620; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 25486
Snowflakes; w Mack David, m Vin-
cent Rose and Bernie Dolen, pf. arr.
R. H. Noeltner; with ukulele arr.
Haia Kaa. © Dec. 5, 1983; EH pub.
39364; Keit-Engel, inc. 25487
So ein kuss kommt von allein; foxtrot,
aus Keine angst vor liebe, text
Willy Dehmel, m Franz Grothe. ©
Oct. 18, 1933; E for. 32520; Beboton-
verlag, g.m.b.h. 25488
So green; from That’s a good girl, w
Douglas Furber,-m Walter Jur-
mann. © Oct. 9, 1933; E for. 32467:
Chappell & co., Itd. 25489
So happy: from The command per-
formance, w Clifford Grey, m Jack
Waller and Joseph Tunbridge. ©
Nov. 6, 1933; E for. 32472; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 25490
So long soo loo; song. © 1 ¢. Dee. 9,
1933; E unp. 79864; Mary Florence
Weare. 25491
So may it be; w Charles G. Mortimer,
m Raymond Loughborough; in D.
© Oct. 6, 1933; E for. 32458; Chap-
pell & co., ltd. 25492
So much my own I’m sure you cannot
know ; song, melody Larry E. Goffin.
© 1c. Dee. 11, 1933; E unp. 79886;
John J. Carey. 25493
So shy; w Allen Boretz. m Walter G.
Samuels, pf. se. Lou Leaman; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 5, 1933; E pub.
39491; Mills music, ine. 25494
So, we'll go no more a-roving; w Lord
Byron; men’s voices. © Dec. 15,
1933; E for. 32599; Thomas Arm-
strong. 25495
Softly the stars were shining; Christ-
mas carol, W anon.; sop. and alto.
© Dec. 5, 1933; E pub. 39469; Adolf
Torovsky. 25496
Sole la peletera; sainete, letra Angel
Torres del Alamo y Antonio Asenjo.
you, y bajo. ©; Ie. Noy. 27, aos
Kk unp. 79418; Jacinto Guerrero
Torres. 25497
Soleidas bunter vogel; musikalisches
lustspiel, nach einem mirchen aus
1001 nacht, in einem aufzuge, text
Curt Bohmer. Klavierauszug mit
pt. 11, n. s., v.28
Solfége orphéonique; lecons avee et
Sans paroles, choisies, transcrites et
classées progressivement Francisque
Darcieux; 2 et 3 voix mixtes. 3° v.
© Oct. 1, 1933; E for. 32382; Henry
Lemoine et Cie. 25498
——4 voix d’hommes. 2 vy.
© July 1, 1933; E for. 32370; Henry
Lemoine & cie. 25499
Solfeggi manoscritti: parlati e cantati,
composti Carlo Pedron; melodie
vocali e dettati melodici. © Oct. 16,
1933: E for. 32581; A. & G. Carisch
& ¢. 25500
Solito; tango; pf. con letra. © 1 ©€.
Dec. 16, 19383; E unp. 80255; Ramon
Sanchez. 25501
Some day; valse song. ©1 ce. Nov. 29,
1933; E unp. 79963; Richard Oldiges.
25502
Some day I’ll follow you; song. ©1ce.
Dec. 26, 1983; E unp. 80561; Doro-
thy B. Murphy. 25503
Some time soon; waltz song, m A. L.
Greiner. © 1 cc: Dee. 16, 1933; E
unp. 80286; Arthur Louis Greiner.
25504
Somebody like you; melody with pf.
ace. © 1 ¢. Dee. 1, 1933; EB unp.
79757; Gay Peters. 25505
Somebody stole my baby; w Hal Lur-
vey, m Gene Paul. © 1 ¢. Dec. 29,
1933; E unp. 80677; Harold Fleet-
wood Lurvey and Eugene Paul.
25506
Someday, sometime, somewhere; from
His double life, w James F. Hanley,
m Karl Stark; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Dee. 30, 1933; E pub. 39610;
Sam Fox pub. co. 25507
Someone cares for you; w J. Solieri,
melody J. Delaney. © 1 ¢. Dec. 20,
1933; E unp. 80395; Joe Solieri and
Jimmy Delaney. 25508
Someone is waiting for someone to-
night; song, arr. Burrell Van Buren.
© June 29, 1982; E pub. 39175;
Julia Belcher. 25509
Someone new, why not you; w Leora
M. Boetger, m M. Hamblin; pf. ©
1 ec. Dec. 15, 1933; E unp. 80106;
Maurine Hamblin and Leora Boet-
ger. 25510
Something had to happen; song, from
Gowns by Roberta, w Otto Harbach.
text. Neue bearb. © Oct. 21, 1933; © Nov. 3, 1933; E pub. 39118;
D 28568; Max Donisch. 25497* Jerome Kern. 2OoLL
1050
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ae rie ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Something happened to me; song. ©
Nov. 21, 1933; E pub. 39329; Leon-
ard Mackenzie. 25512
Somewhere-someday-sometime; waltz
song. ©l1ec. Dec. 5, 1933; E unp.
79647; Andrew McGee. 20128
Som’rens melodi den har poesi; af
Sommerens melodi, tekst Mogens
Dam, m Per Reidarson; pf. © Oct.
3, 1933; E for. 32438; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Norsk musikforlag and Nils-
Georgs musikforlag. 25514
Sonata no. 7; in F min., Josef Rhein-
berger, op. 127, ed., fingered and
phrased Harvey Grace; organ. ©
Nov. 29, 19383 ; E for. 832510; Novello
& ¢o., ltd. 25515
Song for Anacreon; unison song, WwW
from 18th century tr. of Anacreon, m
Geoffrey Shaw. © Oct. 20, 1933;
EK for. 325538; Edwin Ashdown, ltd.
25516
Song (A) of happiness; pf. © 1 «.
Dec. 19, 1983; E unp. 80375; Gerson
Gutman WHisenberg. 25517
Song (A) of India; from the legend
Sadko, by Nikolas Rimsky-I<orsa-
koff, English version and m arr.
Charles F. Manney; men’s voices.
© Dee. 6, 1933; E pub. 39271; B. F.
Wood music co. 25918
Song of my soul; w and m Vincent
Sorey; with chord notations. ©
Apr. 24, 1938; E pub. 39225; Dave
Ringle music, inc. 25519
Song (The) of Nira; w and melody.
© Dec. 11, 1933; E pub. 39451;
James W. Steele. 25520
Song of praise; song. © 1c. Dec. 19,
1933; E unp. 80310; Marjorie
Aylard Quigley. 25021
Song of surrender; from Moulin
rouge, w Al. Dubin, m Harry War-
ren; with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
Nov. 22, 19383; E pub. 39127 ; Remick
music corp. 25522
Song (A) of thanksgiving; hymn.
© Nov. 30, 1933; E pub. 39341; Hall
Dautel. 25023
Song (The) of the H.T.A.; m Jessie
Y. Wright; pf. with w. ©1ce. Dec.
1, 1933; E unp. 79546; Chauncey
M. Wright. 25524
Song of the miner; w Erwin T. Cooke,
m Bert Sams. © Nov. 29, 1933; B
pub. 39037; Muchers ball committee.
25025
25537
Song (The) of the rain; w and m
Dorothy Gaynor Blake; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © Jan. 31, 1933; E pub.
39462; Willis music co. 25526
Song (The) of the river; waltz, w
Allen Barker, m Reg. H. Casson,
from theme H. Tomasi; with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. Alvin D.
Keech. © Oct. 25, 1933; E for.
32336; United music publishers, ltd.
25527
Song of the sands; w and melody Cur-
ley Fletcher. © 1 c. Dec. 28, 1933;
E unp. 80640; Curley W. Fletcher.
25528
Song of the U. S. A.; oh, my beloveth,
w and, melody. © d:c;. Nov. 13,
19383; E unp. 79749; Vera Chis-
holm. 25529
Song of the wildwood; w S. L.
Blumenson, m Frank Loforese and
H. Tremper. © 1 ¢. Dec. 29, 1933;
E unp. 80672; Hannah Tremper.
25530
Songs in the night; hymn, w and m
I. G. Martin. © Nov. 15, 1933; E
pub. 39339; Lillenas pub. co. 25531
Songs of childhood; w Walter de la
Mare, m C. Armstrong Gibbs, op. 76,
no. 1-4; mixed quartet. Winthrop
Rogers ed. © Nov. 17, 1933; E for.
32414; Boosey & co., Itd. PADD 3 A
Songs (The) of Theta xi and its col-
leges; compiled Harold P. Davison,
ed. Julius H. Oetting. 2d ed. ©
Sept. 16, 1983; A 68243; Grand
lodge of Theta xi. 25533
Songs (The) of wild birds; melody.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp. 80597;
Albert Rich Brand. 25534
Songs of Williams; ed. Dwight Mar-
vin and Hamilton Brooks Wood.
Sth ed., rev. and enl. © Oct. 27,
1933; A 68056; Soe. of Alumni of
Williams college. 25000
Sonia; by Paul Windrush; pf. ©
Dec. 15, 1983; E for. 32527; Banks
& son. 25536
Sono tre parole; tango slow-fox, dal
film Un cattivo soggetto, parole En-
nio Neri e Mario Buzd, m Vittorio
Mascheroni; pf. © Oct. 16, 1933;
E for. 32579; A. & G. Carisch & ec.
25537
1051
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25538
Sono tre parole; tango slow-fox, versi
Ennio Neri e Mario Buza [and] Ma
la mamma lo sa; fox-trot, versi
Marf e Mario Buza: dal film Un eat-
tivo soggetto, m Vittorio Mascher-
oni; piceola orch. pti. © Oct. 19,
1933; E for. 32586; A. & G. Carisch
& ©. 25538
Sordid Sue; song, harmony Sylvia
Linscott. © 1c. Dec. 6, 19383; BH
unp. 79736; Philip Emerson Wilcox.
25539
Sorella mia; song. © 1 e¢. Dee. 29,
1933; E unp. 80676;. Fred Gerbig.
25540
Sorgenbrecher (Die); von Johann
Strauss, vater, op. 230, eingerichtet
Wilhelm Grosz; orch. Partitur. ©
July 28, 1983; E for. 32617; Univer-
sal edition, a. g. 25541
Sorpresa; letra Alfonso EspriG, jr., m
Gonzalo Curiel. © Oct. 31, 1933; E
for. 32542; A. Wagner y Levien
sucs., S. en ¢. 25542
Soup; song; with ukulele arr. ©
Dee. 4, 1933; E pub. 39171; M. By-
ron Hughes. 25543
Southern (A) croon; w Ann Harvey,
m William Lester, op. 26, no. 2; sop.
1, 2 and alto with sop. solo. © Nov.
27, 1933; E pub. 39041; J. Fischer
& bro. 25544
Southern wind; song. © 1c. Dee. 11,
1933; E unp. 80026; Douglas
Graham Thompson. 25545
Souvenir; valse lente; violin and pf.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp. 80646;
Paul Kernacs. 25546
Souvenir d’amour; Parisian sketches,
comp. Hugo Friedhofer. © 1c. Dec.
22, 1983; E unp. 80523; Movietone
music corp. 25547
Spanish envoy: by Herbert Stothart:
pi. Olt eG Dee 28:11933 2, He unp.
80621; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
25548
Spanish eyes; w Max Kester. m Ray
Noble; with arr. for ukulele, etc.
©, Nov. 1, .19382;:, By for. S24sl;
Lawrence Wright music co., ltd.
25549!
Spanish moment; by Castro Carazo.
1. E flat alto saxophone and pf.—
2. Violin and pf.—s8. Flute and pf.
pt. I, DS vee
Spank me dear; song; 1st violin. ©
1c. Dee. 12, 1933; i ane
Salvatore J. De Rosa. 25553
Spirit of love; melody, with pf. ace.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. 79748;
Enrique Carrillo y Mendoza. 25554
Spleen; testo Paul Verlaine, m Gia-
cinto Sallustio. © Nov. 29, 1933;
EK for. 32498; G. Ricordi & co.
25555
Spring sonata; op. 14; pf. © Dec.
11, 1983; E pub. 39548; Frederick
Putnam Lewis. 25556
Springtime in old Granada; from His
double life. w James F. Hanley,
letra en espafiol Hector De Lara, m
Karl Stark; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Dec. 30, 1933; E pub. 39611;
Sam Fox pub. co. 25957
Srta. sonrisa; fox, letra y m Agustin
Lara, arr. Alfredo Brito. © Oct.
27, 19838; E for 32524; Southern
music pub. co., ine. 25558
Stand behind the man behind the gun;
w and melody. ©1e. Dee. 22, 1933;
E unp. 80497; George M. Cohan.
25559
Standing in the shadow of the cross;
spiritual; mixed voices. © Dee. 1,
1933; E pub. 39215; George L.
Miller. 25560
Star of hope; by G. Holcombe; pf.
© Dec. 7, 1933; E pub. 39265; A. W.
Perry’s sons. 25561
Star points obligation and prayer;
musical responses, w H. M. Graves,
m A. D. Hodges. © Oct. 1, 1933;
E pub. 39229; Alida Dickerman
Hodges and Etta Merrick Graves.
25562
Starless nights: song. © 1 ¢. Dee.
26, 1933; E unp. 806386; Wm.
Thachuk. 25563
Started out from Texas; w and mel-
ody Harry Lowe. © 1 ec. Dee. 15,
1933; E unp. 80119; Joe Davis, ine.
25564
Stately (The) minuet; by Jessie
Furze; pf. © Nov. 24, 1933; HE for.
32340; Associated board of the
Royal schools of music, London.
25565
Stay out of the moonlight; w and m
© Aug. 22, 1933; E pub. 37803, Bob Levy and Norman Goldblatt.
39473, 39474; José Castro Carazo. © 1c. Dec. 26, 19383; E unp. 80530;
25550-25552 Robert S. Levy. 25566
1052
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Steal my heart; w and m Billy Welch.
© 1 ec. Dec. 13, 1933; E unp. 80060;
Williams Addams Welch, jr. 25567
Steamboat chuggin’ down de river; w
Garnett Hskew, m Helen Ashley,
arr. Preston Ware Orem; men’s
voices. © Dec. 4, 1933; Epub.
39226; Clayton F. Summy co. 25568
Stella; song, melody Allen Taub. ©
1 ec. Dec. 14, 1983; E unp. 80089;
Bina Davis Drotleff. 25569
Step by step we’re marching on;
hymn, w and m Gene Arnold. ©
Oct. 16, 1983; E pub. 39070; Forster
music publisher, inc. 25570
Step lively; one step, Antonio Zordan;
accordion. © Nov. 2, 1933; E pub.
39291; R. B. Quattrociocche. 25571
Steppin’ neat; w and melody. ©1..
Dee. 4, 19838; E unp. 79628; Fred C.
Johnson. 25572
Sternburg (Simon) 240 studies of
practical modern jazz, rumba and
fox trot rhythms; for snare drum,
bass drum, Cuban instruments and
Chinese temple blocks. © Nov. 13,
1933; AA 1384087; Revelation pub.
co. 25573
Still time goes on; w M. G. Snyder, m
M. M. Huddleston. © 1c. Dee. 11,
1933; E unp. 79880; Mabel Miller
Huddleston and Mary Grace Snyder.
- 25574
Stop that putting it on; w and m Bos-
well sisters, pf. arr. R. H. Noeltner.
© Nov. 27, 1933; E pub. 39038; Keit-
Engel, ine. 25579
Stothart (Herbert) Prelude; song, w
Al. Norling, © 1c. Dec. 28, 1983;
E unp. 80615 ; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 25576
Streamline woman; w Harry Potts, m
Arthur EH. Boroughf; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1933; E unp.
80608 ; La Salle music co. 25577
Streichquartett A-dur; von Rudolf
Moser, op. 49. Stimmen. © Oct. 16,
1933; E for. 32334; Steingriber ver-
lag. 25578
Strike men, gtrike true; w Stanley
MacLewee, m Edward Harris; ten.
and bass. © Nov. 27, 1933; E pub.
39043 ; J. Fischer & bro. 25579
Stroll with me in the moonlight ; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp.
80213; Philip Brotzman. 25580
25995
Strolling alone; song, m Sterling Sher-
win. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1933; E unp.
79857; Robert J. Drummond, 25581
Stub and Twist; song. © 1c. Dec. 9,
1933; E unp. 79859; Elmer P. Res-
seguie. 25582
Suddenly; from Ziegfeld follies, w
Billy Rose and HE. Y. Harburg, m
Vernon Duke; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Nov. 20, 1933; E pub. 39109;
Harms, inc. 25583
Suefio de amor; waltz; pf. ©1e.
Dee. 11, 1933; E unp. 79930; Jesse
Lopez. 25584
Sugar; song; with ukulele arr. ©
1 ¢@. Dee. 12, 1983; E unp. 80019;
Florence E. Schmidt. 25585
Suite for woodwinds; arr. Charles N.
Boyd. Se. and pts. © Dec. 15,
1933; E pub. 395381; M. Witmark &
sons. 25586
Suite in forma di variazioni; di Alceo
Toni; grande orch. Partitura. ©
Sept. 26, 1983; E for. 32584; A. &
G. Carsich & ec. 25587
Summer (A) dream; song, English tr.
May Hamilton, pf. pt. Hary Biener.
© Sept. 1, 1933; E for. 32319; Piero
Orsatti. 25588
Sunday is daddy’s day with baby; w
George Whiting and Raymond Le-
veen, melody Ernest Breuer. © 1.
Dec. 28, 1933; EH unp. 80599; Broad-
way music corp. 25589
Sunrise; melody; in D min. ©1e.
Dec. 18, 1933; E unp. 80053; Anton
Keresztes. 25590
——w and melody. ©1e. Dee. 4,
1933 ; E unp. 79619; Kevin McLough-
lin. 25591
Sunrise at sea; orchestral tone poem,
Clifford Demarest. Sc. © Nov. 21,
1933; E pub. 39130; M. Witmark &
sons. 25592
Sunset; w Mrs. S. V. Anael, melody
B. Dering. © 1. Nov. 21, 1933;
EK unp. 79175; Mrs. S. V. Anael and
Bert Dering. 25593
Sunset skies; w Gil Gilbert, m Larry
Whalen and F. G. Gilbert; pf. treble.
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1933; E unp. 80254;
Fred Gil Gilbert. 25594
Sunshine; song, melody A. Vann and
Harry Stone. © 1c. Dec. 1, 1933; H
unp. 79562; Al Vann. 25595
1053
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25596
Sunshine; w Al Koppell and Jean Her-
bert, melody Thomas Waller. © 1
c. Dee 5. 1933; BH unp. 7T9Tis; iIr-
ving Caesar, inc. 25596
Sunshine alley; pf. with w. © 1.
Dec. 11, 1933; E unp. 80030; Roy W.
Swanson. 25597
Sunshine follows the rain; from Robin-
son Crusoe, w and m Hal Dyson. ©
Dec. 28, 1933; E pub. 39616; Edward
B. Marks music corp. 25598
Sur les jolis ponts de Paris; ballade
Paul Fort, m Henri Casadesus. ©
Oct. 1, 1983; E for. 32392; Editions
Salabert. 25599
Surpassing love; song. © Nov. 15,
1933 ; E pub. 39438; Haldor Lillenas.
25600
Surprise: w and m Charles Newman,
Al Goodhart and Al Hoffman; with
arr. for ukulele, ete. © Nov. 29,
1933; E pub. 39053; Famous music
corp. 25601
Suter (R. O.) Canzonetta; violin or
cello and pf. © Dec. 12, 1933; E
pub. 39428; Theodore Presser Co.
25602
Swappin’ kisses on the sly; fox-trot
song. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp.
79948; Jack Chambers. 25603
Sweet; w Coralie Alice McElroy, m
Don Michel. © 1 ¢. Dee. 8, 1933;
E unp. 79806; Michel Sciapiro.
25604
Sweet dreams; w and melody. © 1.
Dec. 8, 1933; E unp. 79812; Julius
Goldberg. 25605
Sweet love of mine; song. © 1c. Dec.
21, 1983; E unp. 80487; Katherine
M. Goodnature. 25606
Sweet memories; w and melody Bertie
K. Freund. © 1 c¢. Dec..5, 1983; E
unp. 80331; Burghardine Elizabeth
Freund. 25607
Sweet romance; song, melody Daniel
H. Woodward, jr. © 1c. Dec. 2,
1983; E unp. 80555; Remus Harris.
25608
Sweet rose waltz; by G. Holcombe; pf.
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
Sweetheart; w and melody. © 1.
Dec. 6, 1933; E unp. 79674; John G.
Powers. 25611
Sweetheart darling; fox-trot song. ©
1 c. Dee. 4, 1983; E unp. 79994; Ted
A. Whitmer. 25612
Sweetheart I’m calling to you; song,
m James L. Brown. © 1 e¢. Noy. 25,
1933; E unp. 80214; Irene Parker
Preston. 25613
Sweetheart of all my dreams; ©1 ce.
Dec. 7, 1933 ; E unp. 79800; James EH.
Lyle. 25614
Sweetheart of mine; song. © 1.
Dec. 6, 19338; E unp. 79719; Charles
Reasner. 25615
Sweetheart of my cradle days; w and
melody. ©1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp.
79706 ; Arthur Combs. 25616
Sweetheart of my dreams; w and
melody. © 1c. Dee. 27, 493a8
unp. 80568; Dominic DeBellis. _
25617
Sweetheart of Red River valley: w
and m Howard Johnson; pf. treble.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1933; E unp. 79764;
Joe Davis, ine. 25618
Sweethearts or friends; w L. Rega,
melody J. Volze. © 1 ¢. Dee. 20,
1933: E unp. 80404; Johnny Volze
and Lou Rega. 25619
Symphonie concertante; de Florent
Schmitt, op. 82; orch. et pf. Parti-
tion. © Oct. 1, 1933; E for. 32398;
Durand et cie. 25620
Take me again in your arms; song,
w Charlotte Sawyer Springling. ©
1 c. Dee. 16, 1983: E unp. 80256;
Ethel Sawyer Hopson. 25621
Take me while you can; song, w Her-
bert Goldstien. © 1c. Dee. 2, 1933;
E unp. 79580; Harry Zolotorow.
25622
Take me with you to Hawaii; song.
©l1e. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp. 80579;
Zora Belle Vaughan. 25623
Take my lips; w Hal Lurvey, m Gene
c.7 . 39966: A. W. Paul. © 1c. Dec. 29, 1933; E unp.
© Dee. 7, 18885 1B pub. 82266, AoW | angie)" aarold.) icsiwomsliann
: and Eugene Paul. 25624
Sweeter than heaven; song; Ist
trumpet. ©1c. Noy. 27, 1933; E | Tamalero (El) ; pf. con letra. © Nov.
unp. 79846 ; Oran Hot Lips Page. 30, 1933; E pub. 39284; Cuates Cas-
25610 tilla. 25625
1054
AT
oe wee
MUSICAL: COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Tango; by Isaac Albeniz, transcribed
F. Campbell-Watson; symphonic
band. © Nov. 15, 1933; E pub.
39129; M. Witmark & sons. 25626
Tango lover; w Ann Ronell, m Helmy
Kresa, arr. Paul Hill; with ukulele
arr. © Dee. 28, 1933; E pub. 39617;
Edward B. Marks music corp.
25627
Tap (The) dancer; by William B. Car-
rou; pf. © Dec. 8, 1933; E pub.
39307; Gamble hinged music co.
25628
Tappin’ the barrel; from Lew Leslie’s
Blackbirds of 1934, w Joseph Young
and Ned Washington, m _ Victor
Young; with arr. for ukulele, etc.,
May Singhi Breen. © Dec. 4, 1933;
EK pub. 39195; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp. 25629:
Te Deum laudamus; in C, unison pt.,
m Charles V. Stanford, op. 115, arr.
C. S. Lang; men’s voices; unace.
© Nov. 27, 1933; E for. 32430;
Stainer & Bell, ltd. 25630
Te quiero con delirio; bolero; pf. con.
letra. © 1c. Dee. 27, 1983; E unp.
80596; Francisco Carballo. 25631
Teach me; w Vera Brown, m William
M. Schmitt. © Nov. 22, 1933; H
pub. 39470; Cincinnati Times-star co.
25632
Telephone poles; song. © 1 c. Nov.
29, 1983; E unp. 79545; Genevieve
Church Smith. 25633
Tell me; w and m Sal Leggio, arr.
Louis Savarese; pf. © 1 ¢ Dee.
21, 19383; E unp. 80445; Salvatore
J. Leggio. 25634
Tell me, am I falling in love; w and
m Roy Leslie, Gene Cooper and
Hedges Hope; with ukulele arr. ©
Dec. 7, 1983; E for. 32857; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., ltd. 25635
Tell me I beseech you; Russian folk-
song, Hnglish tr. M. D. Calvocoressi,
m Modest Mussorgsky, ed. and [arr.]
W. Gillies Whittaker; male voices.
© July 13, 19338; E for. 32301; Ox-
ford univ. press. 25636
Tell me the story once more; hymn, w
and m Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16,
1933; E pub. 39068; Forster music
publisher, ine. 25637
Tell me why; song, m and ukulele arr.
Harry J. Lincoln. © Dec. 16, 1933;
E pub. 39448; Glenn Adelbert
Dewey. 25638
25651
Telling myself a little lie; waltz, w
and melody. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1933; E
unp. 80634; Benny Hubert Ramey.
25639
Temor; letra Alfonso Esprit, jr., m
Gonzalo Curiel. © Sept. 16, 1933;
E for. 32548; A. Wagner y Levien
sucs., Ss. en ¢. 25640
Tempest (The); romantic opera, text
arr. from Shakespeare’s play, Regi-
nald Gatty. Voc. sc. © Nov. 29,
19338; D 28575; Nicholas Gatty.
25640*
Temporarily, I’m in love with you;
song. © 1c. Dee. 20, 1933; E unp.
80411; Frances Stockton McKee.
25641
Tentaciones (Las) ; humorada lirica,
letra Paso, Torres y Asenjo, m J.
Guerrero. Pte. de apuntar. © Dec.
23, 1982; E for. 32573; Antonio
Paso, Angel Torres del Alamo, An-
tonio Asenjo and Jacinto Guerrero
Torres. 25642
Thankful for the rain and you; song.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1933; E unp. 79900;
Stefan G. Kincel. 25643
Thanks; song, m Luther A. Clark. ©
Dec. 4, 1933; E pub. 39209; Frank
Dudek. 25644
Thanks to the N.R.A.; song, melody
L. W. Schramm and Hazle V. Starr.
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1933; E unp. 79849;
Leonard W. Schramm. 25645
That beautiful dream; w Isaac Homer
Conley, m Dan Leonard Friedberg;
with ukulele arr. © Dec. 15, 1933;
EK pub. 39486; Gruss pub. co. 25646
That dear old home; waltz song; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Dee. 1, 1933;
E unp. 79539; Una Merrick Casey.
25647
That dear old neighborhood; pf. with
w. ©1ce. Dee. 11, 1933; E unp.
80031; Roy W. Swanson. 25648
That gal of mine; fox-trot, w and m
Paul Duke. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933;
E unp. 79954; Paul Hunter. 25649
That is my home; song. © 1c. Dee.
9, 1983; E unp. 79923; Grace Bern-
hard. 25650
That naughty kiss; w and melody. ©
1 e. Dec. 12, 1933; E unp. 80005;
Mabel Lambert. 25651
1055
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20652
That old he goat of Hicktown with
Hicktown tunes; song. ©1 ¢. Dec.
18, 1983; E unp. 80349; James L.
Warner. 25652
That old homecomin’; w and melody.
© 1 c. Dee. 11, 19383; E unp. 79917;
Leah Logan Anderson. 25653
That ole fiddle of mine; song, m
Luther A. Clark. © Nov. 27, 1933;
E pub. 39216; Brax B. Barber, sr.
25654
That other wise man; song, arr.
Blanche Springer Gibson. © 1 «.
Dec. 27, 19383; E unp. 80586; Otelia
M. Hughes. 25655
That rythm gal; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Nov. 29, 19838; EH unp. 719514;
Sam Theard, John Oscar and Zella
Smith. 25656
That’s another story I can’t tell; song.
© 1c. Dec. 29, 1933; E unp. 80667;
Clemens Derksen. 25697
That’s how you go with me; w Molly
Picon, and melody. © 1c. Nov. 28,
1933; E unp. 79778; Abe Ellstein.
25658
That’s my faith in Jesus; hymn, w
and m Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16,
1933; E pub. 39069; Forster music
publisher, ine. 25659
That’s why I’m different now: song;
with ukulele arr.. © 1.c. Dee. 1,
19383; E unp. 79540; Una Merrick
Casey. 25660
That’s why I’m here you see; w and
melody. ©1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp.
79688; Frances A. Dodgdon. 25661
That stolen hour with you; w and
melody. ©1c. Dee. 2, 1933; E unp.
79574; Sally Fredricks. 25662
Theoretical (A) and practical study of
scales and chords; with lessons and
exercises for band, and orch. pts.
for individual or group instruction,
Carl Dillon; pts., with conductor’s
manual. © Dec. 11, 193838; AA
135168; Carl Dillon music co.
25663
There are no Silver threads among the
gold; w and melody. © 1c. Dee. 6,
1933; E unp. 79676; Margaret
Vinopal. 25664
There’s a glorious sun a’shining; song,
melody Allen Taub. © 1 ¢. Dec. 6,
1933 ; E unp. 79728; A. Simpson.
25665
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
There’s a heaven; w and m Sal Leg-
gio, arr. Louis Savarese; pf. ©1e.
Dec. 21, 1933; E unp. 80446; Salva-
tore J. Leggio. 25666
There’s a little gray mother dream-
ing; WwW and m Carl Haden and
Ernest Harvey; with ukulele arr.
© Dec. 6, 19335 po eee
Forster music publisher, inc. 25667
There's just that something about
you; w Blanche Goodman and W.
Hall, melody Carl E. Wieninger. ©
1.c. Dec. 6, 1933;° ER) gaan
Wendell Hall. 25668
There’s only ohne in a million; song.
© 1c. Dee. 5, 1933; E unp. 79658;
Joe Barilla. 25669
There’s romance in the air; w and m
Harriette Doolittle. © 1 c. Dee. 5,
19383; E unp. 79642; Marjorie Har-
riette Doolittle. 25670
These sounds I love; w Olive McLeod,
m Edward Potter. © 1c. Dec. 18,
1933 ; E unp. 80284; Edward C. Pot-
ter. 25671
They call me Sister Honky Tonk;
from I’m no angel, w Gladys Du
Bois and Ben Ellison, m Harvey
Brooks. © Dec. 5, 1933; E pub.
39202; Paramount productions, ine.
25672
They're playing Home sweet home;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; H
unp. 80215; Marvin W. Knutson.
25673
Thinking of you; w Lillie Brown, mel-
ody D. Brown and Lillie Brown. ©
1 c. Dec. 18, 1988; E unp. 80054;
DeWitt Brown. 25674
Thirty-love; musical comedy, w Clark
Willard, m Port Julien and C. Wil-
lard. ©41c. Dec. 8, 1933; D 28567;
W. J. Sergel. 25674*
This dream man of mine; song, mel-
ody Bud Manners. © 1 ¢. Dee. 4,
1933; E unp. 79609; Kae Makichuk.
25675
This is only the beginning; from Let’s
fall in love, w Ted Koehler, m Har-
old Arlen; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Dec. 7, 1983; E pub. 39324;
Irving Berlin, ine. 25676
This wonderful girl of mine; Song,
arr. E. Fallaguerra. © 1 ce. Dee. 9,
1933: E unp. 79921; John Bartholo-
mew Breen. 25677
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Tho far away in the yesterday, yet
how near it Seems; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 22, 1933; E unp. 80477;
Charles F. Kinstler. 25678
Those other eyes that made me care
for your sweet lips; fox-trot, w
Harry Pierce, melody Eddie Burke.
©l1e. Nov. 22, 19383; E unp. 80065 ;
HKverett Burke. 25679
Thou Lord, art mine; song; mixed
voices. _ Nov. 1, 1933; E* pub.
39591; Lettie Gray Morris. 25680
Three (The) bears; m O. Holloway;
pf. with text. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1933;
D 28563; Ola Holloway. 25680*
Three blind mice; round, arr. Helen
MacGregor; pf., 6 hands. © Jan.
31, 1933 ; E pub. 39464; Willis music
co. 25681
Three-book series; books of songs,
coll. Robert Foresman, combined
and rearr. from First book of songs
and Second book of songs by editors
of American book co. bk. 1. ©
Dec. 16, 1933; AA 1384467; Ameri-
can book co. 25682
combined and _= rearr.
from Third book of Songs and
Fourth books of songs by editors of
American book co. bk. 2. © Dec.
22, 1983; AA 1384620; American book
Co. 25683
Throw another log on the fire; fox-
trot, Charles Tobias, Jack Scholl
and Murray Mencher, arr. Paul
Weirick; oreh. pts., with male trio
arr. B. Faighes. © Dec. 7, 1933; E
pub. 39273; Leo Feist, inc. 25684
w and m Charles Tobias,
Jack Scholl and Murray Mencher ;
with ukulele arr. © Dec. 7, 1933;
E pub. 39276; Leo Feist, inc. 25685
‘Till doomsday; from Bizarrities, w
Sammy Lerner, m Gerald Marks;
with arr. for ukulele, ete. © Oct.
30, 19383; E pub. 39156; M. Witmark
& SONS. 25686
Till thou canst come; w Jean Fordell
[and] Parting; w Richard Ander-
son: m J. Fordell. © Nov. 21,
1938; E for. 32419; Boosey & co.,
ltd. 25687
Time (The) Seemed opportune; w
M. Gordon, with melody. © 1 «¢.
Dee. 1, 19838; E unp. 80340; Mac-
kenzie Gordon and Jillson Peattie.
25688
Time (The) that Jesus loves best;
hymn, w and m Gene Arnold. ©
Oct. 16, 1983; E pub. 39071; For-
ster music publisher, inc. 25689
Tired of it all; from Hips hips hooray,
w and m Bert Kalmar and Harry
Ruby; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Dec. 7, 19388; E pub. 39320;
Irving Berlin, ine. 25690
Titania; 2-pt. song, w Mordaunt Cur-
rie, m C. Armstrong Gibbs. Win-
throp Rogers ed. © Nov. 21, 1933;
EH for. 32415; Boosey & co., ltd.
25691
Tithing song,—Young men’s song,—
Line up for the Lord [and] Praise
song; hymns. [Tithing song, w
only] © Dee. 15, 19383; E pub.
39540; J. E. White. 25692
To [sic] good to be true; melody. ©
irer Dec Wo: 1933 5" Dh ati sougse:
Elmer M. Schalitz. 25693
To my little Katrina; w and melody.
© 1c. Dec. 13, 1983; E unp. 80035;
Wilfred Leslie Dixon. 25694
To the inn; by Herbert Stothart; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1933; E unp. 80622:
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp. 25695
To the lilacs; pf. ©1c. Dee. 8, 1933;
E unp. 79847; Edna Frida Pietsch.
25696
To the man of the hour: w and mel-
ody. © 1 c¢. Dec. ‘9, 1983; BE unp.
80339; Frank W. Thomas. 25697
To the Mount of Olives: hymn. ©
Dec. 8, 1933; E pub. 393938; John
Edgar Ingalls. 25698
To whit, to whoo: m Louise EH. Stairs;
pt. with w., © Dec. 12, 1933; BH
pub. 89422; Theodore Presser co.
25699
Toast (A) forever; song. © 1c. Dec.
8, 19338; E unp. 80458; Leo Mosler.
25700
Sinfonia: grande orch.
© Sept. 26, 1933; E for.
25701
Toni (Alceo)
Partitura.
32590; A. & G. Carisch & ce.
Too late; song, melody Bud Manners.
© 1c Dee. 4, 1983; E unp. 79599;
Alice Roundy. 25702
Too lazy for love; w Ronald Leslie, m
Rex Burrows. © Nov. 7, 1933; B
for. 32498; G. Ricordi & co. (Lon-
don) Itd. 25703
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25704
pt. HI, n. s., v. 28
Too many irons in the fire; w and m | Tune thy music to thy heart; motet,
Johnny S. Black. © Nov. 27, 1933;
E pub. 39031; Johnny Black & co.
25704
Top of the world; sc. of the film,
David Mendoza; pf. © Nov. 7,
1933; E pub. 39160; M. Witmark &
sons. 25705
Touch (The) of your hand; duet, from
Gowns by Roberta, w Otto Harbach.
© Nov. 3, 1933; E pub. 39115; Je-
rome Kern. 25706
Toy-box (The); 10 easy pieces, Cyril
Scott; pf. © Novy. 3, 1933; H for.
32328; B. Schott’s sohne. 25707
Tranquillo ma non troppo lento; flute
and pf. ©1e. Dec. 16, 1933; E unp.
80257; Clara Stocker. 25708
Trennungstanz; v. S. B. Clemus; salon-
orch. stimmen. © Oct. 1, 1932; E
for. 32412; Henry Litolff’s verlag.
25709
Tribute (A) to a red rose; waltz song.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1933; E unp. 80601;
Clarence Blake. 25710
True love never runs smooth: song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E unp.
80216; Helen Hanes. PAs (eG Bi
Trumpet voluntary: by Henry Purcell,
arr. Henry Geehl; school orch. pts.
© Apr. 6, 1933; E for. 32552; Edwin
Ashdown, Itd. 25712
Trusting: slow drag step fox-trot song.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp. 80643;
Parmer James Padden. 25713
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) April;
op. 37, no. 4, transcribed and arr.
George J. Trinkaus; flute, oboe, B
flat clarinet, horn in F and bassoon.
Se. and pts. © Dec. 18, 1933; E
pub. 39416; Kay & Kay music pub.
corp. 25714
—— Valse: from Serenade, P. I. Tehai-
kovsky, rev. and ed. A. Walter
Kramer; string orch. Sc. and pts.
© Nov. 21, 1933; E pub. 39153; M.
Witmark & sons. 25715
Tulip waltz: by G. Holeombe; pf. ©
Dec. 7, 1933; E pub. 39267; A. W.
Perry’s sons. 25716
Tune (A) a day; teacher’s manual
for violin instruction, containing pf.
aces, for. bks.'t, and 2.) Paul
Herfurth. © Dec. 26, 1933; E pub.
39572: Boston music co. 25717
poem Thomas Campion, m A. Row-
ley ; mixed voices. © Nov. 24, 1933;
E for. 32356; J. Curwen & sons, itd.
25718
Tus manos; pf. con letra. © Nov. 30,
1933 ; E pub. 39285; Cuates Castilla.
25719
Tus pestanas; letra y m Maria Teresa
Lara, arr. Agustin Lara. © Auz.
15, 19388; E for. 32534; A. Wagner
y Levien sucs., Ss. en ©. 25720
’Twas awfully nice of you; w Irving
Caesar, melody Cliff Friend. ©
1 e. Dee. 11, 19383; E unp. 79904;
Irving Caesar, ine. 25721
Twenty-one guns for Susie; w Robert
Leslie and Edward Heyman, m Ken-
neth Leslie; with arr. for ukulele,
etc. © Dec. 8, 1933; E pub. 39373;
T. B. Harms €o. 25722
Twilight lullaby; waltz, w Claude
King and Everette Tryon, melody
Everette Tryon, arr. Paul Behm. ©
1c. Nov. 18, 19383; E unp. 79940;
Everette Lawrence Tryon. 25723
Twilight (A) meditation; violin and
pi. © 1c. Dec. 18) 1933) eee
80276; Louise Daggett Fischer.
25724
Twilight on the prairie; w and m Wilf
Carter; with ukulele arr. © Dee.
7, 1983; E. for: 32408; Gordon vy.
Thompson, Itd. : 25725
Twilight time; song. © 1 e. Dee. 7,
1933; E unp. 79786; Joyce Erma
Joslyn. 25726
Twilight with you: pf. with w. ©
1 c. Dec. 5, 1983; E unp. 79644;
William Thachuk. 25727
Under the blue; fox-trot, w J. M. Kay,
melody G. Schloss. © 1 e. Dec. 22,
1933; E unp. 80503; Jack M. Kay
and George Schloss. 25728
Under the blue eagle; march song. ©
1 c. Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 79949;
Stafford McKenzie. 25729
Under the Georgia moon; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Dee. 4, 1933; E unp.
79937; Alan Freeman Boyce. 25730
Under the silv’ry moonlight; valse
song, w Blanche Adams. © 1 e.
Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. 79996; Guy
Adams. 25731
1058
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933.
Under the trees with you; w and mel-
ody Jack Prestwood. © 1 c¢. Dec.
27, 1933; E unp. 80598; John Wil-
liam Prestwood. 25732:
Under your spell; song, m Burrell Van
Buren. © Oct. 27, 19383; E pub.
39220; Lillian Gland. 25733
Underneath the Georgia starlight; w
and melody. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1933;
BH unp. 80100; Frank Luther. 25734
Underneath the light of the moon; w
and melody. © 1 ¢. Dec. 6, 1933;
E unp. 79682; Stanley L. Ingram.
25735)
United force of the legionnaires;
march song; drum, and bugle corps
sc. © 1 ¢. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp.
80594 ; Michael Cassano. 25736:
United (The) States of America;
grand national march song. © 1 «.
Dec. 19, 1933; E unp. 80369; Theo-
dore Henckels. 25737
U. S. A. (The) has gone N. R. A.;
song. © 1 .e. Dec. 6, 1933; E unp.
79717; Ambrose James Wessel.
25738
Va Vamor; fox-trot, dal film Non @’é
bisognoe di danaro, versi Peppino
Mendes, m Mario Mariotti; pf. ©
Oct. 12, 19383; E for. 32589; A. & G.
Carisch & ¢. 25739
——fand| Milionario; fox-trot, dal
film Non e¢’é bisogno di danaro, versi
Peppino Mendes, m Mario Mariotti,
orch. Virgilio Ripa; piccola orch.
pti. © Oct. 18, 1933; E for. 32580;
A. & G. Carisch & ec. 25740
Valley of the bow; fox-trot song. ©
1 ¢. Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 79942;
Ivan H. Westlake. 25741
Valse allegro; pf. ©l1c. Dec. 1, 1933;
EK unp. 79526; Hazel Ernestine
Barger. 25742
Valse in D minor; by Doris Le Bow;
accordion. © Nov. 14, 1933; E pub.
39283; R. B. Quattrociocche. 25743
Valse misterioso drammatico; by Ger-
ard Carbonara; pf. © 1c. Dec. 18,
1933; E unp. 80305; National screen
service. 25744
Var kyss du ger ...; fox-trot, ur Upp-
sagd, m Georg Enders, arr. Hanns
Bingang; orch. stammer, med text.
© Dec. 18, 1933; E for. 32607; A. b.
Carl Gehrmans musikforlag. 25745
25758
text Arne Olovson, m
Georg Enders; pf. © Dec. 18,
1938; E for. 32608; A. b. Carl Gehr-
mans musikforlag. 25746
Venetian lullaby; w and melody Roy
Panuccio. © 1 ¢. Dec. 6, 1933; H
unp. 79710; Rocca Panuccio. 25747
Venite, e celebriamo; song, with cho.
for mixed voices. [Italian text] ©
Aug. 15, 1933; E pub. 39170; John L.
Garrou. 25748
Verdi (Giuseppe) ‘Triumphal march;
from Aida, ed. and arr. Philip Gor-
don; brass choir. Sc. and pts. ©
Nov. 15, 1988; E pub. 39152; M. Wit-
mark & sons. 25749:
Victor (The) method of class instruc-
tion for band and orchestra; by
John F. Victor; pts., with conduc-
tor. ist yr., 1st semester bk. ©
Dee. 22, 19383; AA 185516; Victor
pub. ¢o., ine. 25750
Victorious Redeemer; Easter service,
w and short pageant, Lizzie DeAr-
mond, m A. L. Judefind. © Feb. 14,
1983 ; E pub. 39517; Judefind bros.
25751
Virginia Lee from Tennessee; w and
melody. © 1 ¢. Dec. 26, 1933; E
unp. 80573; John J. Schneider.
29752
Virgin’s (The) lullaby; w Princess
Bibesco, tr. J. K. Hudson, m Arthur
Warrell; mixed voices. © July 13,
1933; E for. 32292; Oxford univ.
press. 25753
Vision ; by Hans Spialek; pf. © Nov.
15, 1933; E pub. 39105; Harms, inc.
25754
Visions of you; fox-trot song. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 29, 1983; E unp. 79974; Mich-
ael Urban. 25755
Voices of praise; service, w Lizzie
DeArmond, m Roy E. Nolte and
John J. Thomas. © Apr. 7, 1932;
E pub. 39507; Judefind bros. 25756
Vos vet sain mit Isroél; sur un théme
juif, paroles francaises Jean Cis, m
V. Dyek; avee violon solo. [{He-
brew and French texts] © Oct. 1,
1983; E for. 32388; Editions Sala-
bert. 25757
Vous étes nées coquettes; fox-trot, J.
Dallin; orch. ptes. © Oct. 1, 1933;
E for. 32376; Choudens. . 25758
1059
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25759
OU
Vous, qu’avez-vous fait de mon
amour; sur les motifs de Jo, paroles
Henri Varna et Marc-Cab, m Barczi
Ther. © Oct. 41, 919335) Wo Ler.
32377; Société anonyme francaise
Chappell. 25759
Wabash (The) cannon ball; w and
melody. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E
unp. 79699; Jay Anstett. 25760
Wagner (Richard) O joyful morn;
from Die meistersinger, w Lulu L.
Ganschow, m arr. Theo. F. Gans-
chow; mixed voices. © Nov. 23,
1933; BE pub: 39016; Hs ie Bitz-
Simons co. 25761
Wagon wheels; w and melody Billy
Hill and Peter De Rose. © 1 «.
Dec. 14, 1933; E unp. 80102; Sha-
piro, Bernstein and co., ine. 25762
Wait for me; w and m Frank Carl
Young, pf. arr. Hal Dyson; ukulele
and guit. chords arr. Ukulele Billy.
© Dec. 31, 1932; E pub. 38786;
Kendis music corp. 25763
Waitin’ by the weepin’ willow tree;
w Chan Harbour, m Harold Dellon;
with ukulele and guit. arr. © Oct.
6, 19338; E pub. 39554; Denton &
Haskins music pub. co., inc. 25764
Waiting; song. ©1c. Nov. 21, 1933;
E unp. 80048; Dorothy Lucas Hig-
ginson. 25765
—— song, melody Bud Manners. ©
1c. Dec. 4, 1983; E unp. 79602; Ida
Norton Munson. 25766
w and melody. © 1. Dec. 22,
1933; E unp. 80470; Mabel Kenady
Brune. 25767
Wake up; 2-pt. Australian camping
song, w and m Victor Massey. ©
Nov. 1, 1983; E for. 32441; W. H.
Paling & co., ltd. 25768
Walking thru leaves; w J. Plunket,
melody G. Good. © 1 ¢. Dec. 13,
1933; E unp. 80043; Gus Good and
James Plunket. 25769
Walking with my shadow, talking to
myself; w G. Le Vecque, m W. Rup-
precht. © 1 ¢. Dec. 19, 1933; EB
unp. 80344; Wilfrid Rupprecht and
George Le Vecque. 25770
Waltz caprice; by Max Bergunker;
pf. © 1 ec. Dee. 18, 1933; E unp.
80290; National sereen service.
. 25771
pt. II, n.s., v. 28
Waltz (The) I saved for you; song,
melody Bud Manners. © 1 ¢. Dec.
4, 1983; E unp. 79598; Arthur
Schaarschmidt, jr. ~ 25772
Waltz in blue; w James Kendis, m
Meyer Gusman; with ukulele arr.
May Singhi Breen. © Feb. 20,
1933; E pub. 88787; Kendis music
corp. 25773
Waltz, V; by Frank Ventre; pf. © 1
ec. Dec. 18, 1983; E unp. 80328; Na-
tional screen service. 25774
Waltzing in the night; song, m Han-
nah Tremper and Frank Laforese.
© 1 ¢. Dec. 7, 1933; E unp.,19%sa;
Samuel L. Blumenson. 25775
Waltzing with you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1983; E unp. 80217; Viola
May Stalions. 25776
Wander song; song. © 1 ec. Dee. 16,
1933; E unp. 80253; Joseph Hor-
wath. ‘ 25777
Wargatula; w and melody. © 1 ec.
Dec. 19, 1938; E unp. 80352; Ewgen
Zukowsky. 25778
Warmer and showers; melody with pf.
acc. © 1c. Dee. 13, 1933; E ump.
800384; Frankie Dittmar Hertting.
25779
Was Crusoe alone on that isle; fox-
trot, w Betty Meyer; pf. © 1-«.
Dec. 14, 1933; E unp. 80080; Charles
A. Grupp. 25780
Was love a dream; w Joanne Haw-
thorne, m Harold Ramsay; with
arr. for ukulele, etc. © Oct. 31,
1933; E for. 32476; Victoria music
pub. co., ltd. 25781
Waters of Sicily; waltz, S. Rindone;
accordion. © Nov. 14, 1933; E pub.
39294; R. B. Quattrociocche. 25782
*Way back home; w and m Florence
T. Post. © June 10, 1933; E pub.
39026; Florence R. Thomas. 25783
Way down in Washington lives the
greatest man; song, w _ Loreto
Marchione. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1933; E
unp. 79745; Jimmy Rivetti. 25784
We all went up, up, up the mountain
and we all came down, down, down
again; w and m Elton Box, Des-
mond Cox and Ralph Butler; with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. ©
Dec. 6, 1983; E for. 32360; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd. 25785
1060
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
We greet thee, city of David; hymn,
w and m Clarence William Smith.
© Dee. 18, 19838; E pub. 39487;
€. W. Smith. 25786
We'll all have one together; fox trot,
w and m Saul Cass. © Oct. 30,
1933; E for. 32572; Albron music
pub. co. 25787
We'll drink our beer; pf. with w. ©
1 ec. Dee. 1, 19838; E unp. 79525;
James H. O’Brien. 25788
We'll make this night a day; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Dec. 22, 19383; E unp.
80493; R. J. Shimonaka. 25789
We love you Eretz Yis-ro-el; song.
© Nov. 21, 1933; E pub. 39185; S.
Alfred Masselle. 25790
We must follow the N. R. A.; song.
© 1c. Dee. 14, 1933; E unp. 80078;
Marguerite Thomas Phillips. 25791
We're a mighty army; hymn. © Nov.
21, 1983; EH pub. 39390; John Edgar
Ingalls. 25792
We're sing-sing-singing again; w
Clarence De Wolf, m G. P. West
and Luella Towl. © 1c. Dee. 15,
19338; E unp. 80129; G. Parmely
West. 25793
We thank Thee, Lord; song, w Mar-
garet Eleanor Robson. © Nov. 30,
1933; E pub. 39342; Hall Dautel.
25794
We've got the right man in the White
House now; song, m James F. Lan-
gan, arr. Thomas Rennie. © Nov.
14, 19383; E pub. 38754; Carl Dah-
lin. 25795
We want a touchdown; song; alto
saxophones. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1933;
EH unp. 80012; John T. Boudreau.
25796
Wee (The) light that shines on the
<i ‘sone. “© 1° ¢.’ Dec.” 8, 1933:
EH unp. 79935; Dorothe Anderson
Lanning. 20797
Weep alone; song. © Dec. 14, 1933;
HE pub. 39557; Cherry Sale. 25798
Weep you no more; w anon., m Royal
Andrews Merwin; men’s voices. ©
Dec. 9, 19383; E pub. 39349; Galaxy
music eorp. 25799
Weiner (Lazar) Dance; pf. © Dee.
22, 1933; E pub. 39600; J. Fischer
& bro. 25800
25813
Prelude; pf. © Dec. 22, 1933;
E pub. 39599; J. Fischer & bro.
25801
Well kept men; w and melody. ©
1 ec. Dec. 8, 1933; E unp. 79829;
Marjorie Harper. 25802
Wenn es ein gliick gibt ...; lang-
samer walzer aus Kleines madchen-
grosses gliick, text R. A. Stemmle
u. J. W. Sundt, m Harald Bohmelt.
© Oct. 17, 1933; E for. 32513; Bebo-
ton-verlag, g.m.b.h. 25803
Wenn liebe nur nicht so gefihrlich
wir; slow-fox, aus Madels von
heute, text Willy Dehmel u. Willy
Engel-Berger, m Willy Engel-Ber-
ger. © Oct. 18, 1983; E for. 32514;
Beboten-verlag, g.m.b.h. 25804
Wenn man auseinandergeht; tango,
aus Das lied vom gltick, text Kon-
rad Drey, m Willy Engel-Berger.
© Oct. 4, 1933; E for. 32517; Bebo-
ton verlag, g.m.b.h. 25805
Western allegro; by Leo A. Kempin-
ski; pf. © 1c. Dee. 18, 1933; EH
unp. 80317; National screen service.
25806
Western one step, no. 2; by Gerard
Carbonara; pf. © 1 ¢ Dee. 18,
1933; E unp. 80307; National screen
service. 25807
What a helluva life; comedy song, w
and m Burton Crane, arr. Bill Kun-
kel; pf. treble. © 1 ¢ May 17,
1933; E unp. 79794; Louis Burton
Crane, jr. 25808
What grandpa wrote; by Perey Goet-
schius; pf. © Nov. 4, 1933; E pub.
39052; Oliver Ditson co., inc. 25809
What have I done; fox-trot song. ©
1 ec. Nov. 29, 19838; E unp. 79978;
Eduard Dallmann. 25810
w and melody C. McCalino
and George Bueno. © 1c. Dee. 26,
1983; E unp. 80553; Connie Mc-
Calino. 25811
What I couldn’t teach my baby; fox-
trot song. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1933; E
upp. 79990; Nellie M. Black. 25812
What is more gentle than a wind in
summer; w John Keats, m Charles
Repper; sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Dec.
11, 1983; E pub. 39544; C. C. Bir-
chard & Co. 25813
1061
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25814
What is there to say; from Ziegfeld
follies of 1933, w E. Y. Harburg, m
Vernon Duke; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Nov. 7, 1933; E pub. 39118;
1. B.- Harms ‘co. 25814
What more ean I ask; w Anona Winn,
m Ray Noble, new arr. Albert Szir-
mai;. with arr. for ukulele, etc. ©
Noy.:2, 1933; .E. pub.. 39221; TT. B:
Harms co, 25815
What of thy flocks, O Shepherd; w
Erie Haydon, m Henry Geehl; in
B-flat. © Mar(9.4 1933" hi itoer:
32554; Edwin Ashdown, ltd. 25816
What’s de use in gwine fishin’ ef you
ain’t got no repeal; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1c.
Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80220; Della
Louise Harris. 25817
What’s the use of being a used to be
when you ain’t nobody now; w and
melody. ©1c. Dec. 5, 1933; E unp.
79656; Lou Harris. 25818
What shall I do; w and melody. ©
1c. Dec. 26, 1983; BE unp. 80587;
William, Brantley. 25819
What this country needs is a great big
ha-ha-ha; w and m Dixie Rank, arr.
Jean Walz; with arr. for ukulele,
ete. © Nov. 18, 1933; E pub. 39366;
Royal pub. co.
What would I do without you; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 19383; E unp.
80218; Anna R. Forse. 25821
What would you do; song. © 1 «.
Dec. 29, 1983; E unp. 80663; Mabel
Jones McAfferty. 25822
Whatever can I do without any love
from you; song, m James L. Brown;
with ukulele arr. © 1 c. Nov. 25,
1933; E unp. 80219; Edith Clark.
25823
When a scarle} woman gets blue; w
Frank Rowan, m Gilbert Wall; pf.
© 1c. Dee. 5, 1933; E unp. 79661;
Marion Chase. 25824
When Christ, the Lord, was born;
anthem, w Hugh Thomson Kerr, m
William Wentzell; mixed voices,
with soli; organ acc. © Dee. 15,
1933; E pub. 39441; Boston music
co. 25825
When Christ was born; Christmas
service, Ww and m W. B. Judefind,
with a short pageant, Mattie B.
Shannon. © Oct. 13, 1932; E pub.
- 39502; Judefind bros. 25826
25820
pt. I, n. s., v. 28.
When God gave me you; w John
Kendall, m John Kendall and
George Shackley. © Dec. 11, 1933;
E pub. 39367; M. Witmark & sons.
25827
When He calls me; hymn, w anon. ©
1 c. Dec. 20, 1933; E unp. 80416;
Charlie Clark. 25828-
When he tries to kiss her by the duck-
pond all the ducks go quack! quack!
quack; w and m Ralph Butler;
with ukulele arr. © Nov. 27, 1933;
E for. 32266; Compbell, Connelly &
co. 25829:
When I come to the mender of dreams ;
song, melody Bud Manners. © 1 ©¢.
Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. 79606; Jeane:
Taylor Maxfield. 25830-
When I dream sweet dreams of you;
song. © 1c. Dee. 16, 1933; BH unp.
80287; Arthur Louis Greiner. 25831
When I find my dear daddy is wait-.
ing; song, m William Boyd. © 1 e.
Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. 79636; Alphie-:
D. DeLay. 25832
When I’m alone with you; song, mel-
ody Allen Taub. © 1 ec. Dee. 14,
1933; E unp. 80093; Donald J.
Noyes. 25833
When I’m asleep; song, w Claude D.
Barnett. © 1 ¢. Nov. 22, 1933; BE:
unp. 79756; Randolph S. Rothschild.
25834.
When I’m dancing with you; song,
melody Clara Fredericka Tupper.
© 1 ec. Dee. 18, 1933; E unp. 80270;
Whitford Price French. 25835:
When it’s harvest time in loveland;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1983;
HE eunp. 80221; Ruth York. 25836.
When it’s harvest time in old New
England; w and melody Bob Miller
and Dick Sanford. © 1.-¢. Dec. 5,,
1933; E unp. 79652; Bob Miller, ine.
25837
When it’s lamp lightin’ time in the
valley ; by Joe Lyons, Sam C. Hart
and the Vagabonds, Heraid, Dean
and Curt, arr. Harry Stanley and
George A. Bronson; Hawaiian steel
guit., in diagram, with w. © Dee.
14, 19838; E pub. 39482; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine. 25838
1062
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 19838
When it’s moonlight on the mountains ;
waltz song, m C. Isabel Mayer.
Dec. 15, 1933; E pub. 39548; James
W. Ryan. 25839
‘When it’s nighttime [sic] in the val-
ley; song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933;
E unp. 80222; Agnes Anderson.
25840
When it’s spring in California; fox-
trot song. © 1. Dec. 4, 1933; H
unp. 79992; Marie Quick. 25841
‘When love got its grip on me; fox-trot
song. © 1. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp.
79991 ; John Clark. 25842
When my baby comes back to me;
song, melody Allen Taub. © 1 ©.
Dec. 26, 1933 ; E unp. 80537; Gregory
N. Francovie. 25843
When snow flakes fall; w H. J. de
Burgos, melody M. de Crescenzo. ©
Meer Dee 8. 19383; EH unp) 79810;
Mario de Crescenzo and Harry J.
de Burgos. 25844
When sonny tells mother he loves her;
song, melody Allen Taub. © 1 ©«.
Dec. 14, 1933; E unp. 80097; Alice
R. Small. 25845
When the Akron made it’s final flight;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933;
BH unp. 80223; Alva Johnston. 25846
When the Bible was the best book in
the land; w Dick Sanford and
Clarke Van Ness, melody Ernie Bur-
nett and Tom Berwick. © 1c. Dee.
20, 19383; E unp. 80402; De Sylva,
Brown and Henderson, ine. 25847
When the cloud has passed; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
ae 4C) 1c. Nov. 25, 193832. 4), unp.
80224; Callie Pennington. 25848
When the columbines bloom; song. ©
Dec. 18, 1933; E pub. 39355; Edith
Jennie Murphy. 25849
When the orange blossom time comes
back again; song, m Emiliana de Zu-
beldia. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1933; E unp.
79771; Ellen McGrath de Galban.
25850
When the rivers thaw; slow fox-trot
song. © 1c. Dee. 11, 1933; EB unp.
79926; Joseph Gardener. 25851
When the round-up’s over; w and mel-
ody Curley Fletcher. © 1 ce. Dee.
28, 1933; E unp. 80641; Curley W.
Fletcher. 25852
33589—34——6
25865
When the shadows flicker down the
Mississippi; w and melody. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 6, 1938; E unp. 79691; Harriet -
Solheim. 25853
When the snow flies in the Rockies;
song, w Anna M. Whelan. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 27, 19383; E unp. 80562; Robert
Sauer. 25854
When the summer clouds are smiling ;
song, m James L. Brown; with uku-
lele arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 19383;
E unp. 80225; J. L. Webster. 25855
When the sun fell in love with the
moon; w J. Schaeffer, melody L. Pit-
tler. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1933; E unp.
80345; Lila Pittler and Jack Schaef-
_ fer. 25856
When the sun of life goes down; hymn,
w and m Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16,
1933; E pub. 39084; Forster music
publisher, inc. 25857
When the sweet magnolias bloom in
Tennessee; song, C. Roland Flick.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. 79615;
Alberta B. Hickman. 25858
When tomorrow comes; from picture
Mandalay, w Irving Kahal, m Sam-
my Fain; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Dec. 15, 1933; E pub. 39526; M.
Witmark & sons. 25859
When twilight shadows steal away the
day; song. © 1c. Dec. 13, 1933;
E unp. 80061; Frederick Irwin Reid.
25860
When Veronica plays the harmonica ;
w and melody John Redmond and
Charley McCarthy. © 1 ¢. Dee. 1,
1933; E unp. 795381; Broadway
music corp. 25861
When we get a new car; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Dec. 22, 19383; E unp.
80484; Thelma Oatman. 25862
When we sang in the choir together;
w Dick Sanford and Clarke Van
Ness, melody Ernie Burnett and
Tom Berwick. © 1c. Dec. 20, 1933;
E unp. 80401; De Sylva, Brown and
Henderson, inc. 25863
When we were drowned in love; w
and melody. © 1. Dec. 22, 1933;
E unp. 80476; Grover Jones. 25864
When you pass by to-night in the
moonlight, wear a rose in your hair;
w and m Thomas Daly and Will E.
Dulmage. © Nov. 24, 1983; E pub.
39200; Thomas Daly. 25865
1063
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25866
a
When you’re gone; pf. with w. ©1e.
Dee. 1, 19388; E unp. 79527; Steve
Kawelkewics, jr. 25866
When you've got a little springtime in
your heart; w and m Harry Woods;
with ukulele arr. © Dec. 28, 1933;
E for. 32628; Cinephonic music ¢o.,
ltd. 25867
When your heart’s on fire smoke gets
in your eyes; song, from Gowns by
Roberta, w Otto Harbach. © Nov.
3, 1933: E pub. 39116; Jerome Kern.
25868
Whene’er I see those smiling eyes;
song, w Thomas Moore. © Dec. 8,
1933; E pub. 39314; Clayton Wes-
cott Lunham. 25869
Where I played when a kid: w and
melody. © 1. Dec. 21, 1983; E
unp. 80432; Olive Martin. 25870
Where’s Elmer; w M. E. Crane, mel-
ody H. E. Deems; with ukulele arr.
© 1c. Nov. 10, 1933; E unp. 78739;
Mary H. Crane and Howard Hb.
Deems. 20871
Where the Dixie moon is shining;
song, melody E. Platzman. © 1.
Dec. 15, 1933; E unp. 80248; Joseph
B. Corps. 25872
Where the golden Mississippi wends
its way; voc. duet. © 1 ec. Dee. 2,
19338; E unp. 80069; Earsel Waneta
Hall. 25873
Where the mountains tip toe to the
sea; w and melody. ©1c. Dec. 5,
1933; E unp. 79653; Bob Miller, inc.
25874
Where the mountains touch the sky;
wand melody. ©1c. Dec. 12, 1933;
E unp. 80015; Sammy Cahn and
Saul I. Kaplan. 25875
Where the roses of romance grow;
waltz, w Wilfred Courtois, m arr.
Orrville Meltz. © 1 e@ Dee. 15,
1933; E unp. 80105; Marie W. Kutz.
25876
Where the seeds of romance grow;
song, melody George Bresland. ©
Tc, “Dee: 2." 198382 Hnnp. Gos.
Henry Mathews. 25877
Where the wild flowers bloom; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933; EB unp.
80226; Clifford Friend. 25878
pt. 1) nesses
While the stars are whispering; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. ©1c. Nov. 25, 1933; E ump.
80227; Alva Henderson. 25879
While you’re here with me; song. ©
1 c. Dec. 17, 19333 i une oe
Frank Montrose. 25880
Whisper I love you; valse song. ©
1 e. Nov. 29, 1983; EH unp. 79967;
Vincenta P. Amby. 25881
Whispering night; waltz, w Burton
Crane, m Burton Crane and Bill
Kunkel; pf. treble. © 1c. May 26,
1933; E unp. 79793; Louis Burton
Crane, jr. 25882
Whispering pine trees; fox-trot song.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp. 79986;
Zella Mae Sandlin. 25883.
Whispers of dreamland; song, m Don
Houghton. © 1 e¢. Dec. 6,1933; EB
unp. 79716; Edna L. Peterson.
25884
Whistlin’? (The) cowboy; w Paul
Francis Webster, m Felix Bernard ;
with ukulele arr. © Noy. 29, 1933;
E pub. 39277; Leo Feist, ine.
25885,
Whistling underneath your window;
w G. F. Glick, melody J. Delaney. ©
1 ¢c. Dec. 20, 1988; E unp. 80396;
G. F. Glick and Jimmy Delaney.
25886
White pearl waltz; by G. Holcombe;
pf. © Dec. 7, 1933; E pub. 39268;
A. W. Perry’s sons. 25887
Whitlock (Perey) Four extemporisa-
tions; organ. © Sept. 14, 1933; EH
for. 32306; Oxford univ. press.
25888
Who'll buy my bublitchki; w Lester
O’Keefe, m Gregory Stone. © Dee.
2, 1983; E pub. 389058 ; Prelude music
Co. 25889
Whoopee; polka; melody with pf. acc.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1983; E unp. 79932;
Alexander Dobieski. 25890
Why did He have to die for me; hymn,
w and m Gene Arnold. © Oct. 16,
1933; E pub. 89080; Forster music
publisher, ine. 25891
Why did you treat me that way;
song; with ukulele arr. © Dee.
15, 1933; E pub. 39453; Manfred
Byron Hughes. 25892
Why don’t you come to Florida; song.
© 1c. Dec. 15, 1933; E unp. 80121;
Clifford Norman Bourne. 25893
1064
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
Why don’t you come up sometime; w
Jerry Higgins and J. Gehrken; pf.
© 1c. Noy. 9, 1983; E unp. 79552;
Jack Gehrken. 25894
Why don’t you stay out of my dreams;
song, m James L. Brown; with
ukulele arr. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1933;
EH unp. 80228; Loyd Lawrence. -
25895
Why don’t you tell me; song. ©1e.
Dec. 2, 1983; EH unp. 79640; Joseph
D. Stein. 25896
Why is it; w and melody Alfred
Hugo. © 1c. Dec. 8, 19383; E unp.
79811; Alfred Hugo Neuberger.
25897
Wiener traum; walzer, German text
and m; violin and pf. © 1c. Dee.
26, 193838; E unp. 80645; Paul
Kernacs. 25898
Wild wood stream; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80229; Thelma
MeAllister. 25899
Will ya—won’t ya—please; song; with
ukulele arr. © Oct. 24, 1933; E
pub. 39388; Billy James. 25900
Will you be mine; w and melody. ©
1 e@ Dec. 6, 1933; E unp. 79697;
Betty Ferranti. 25901
Will you dance through life with me;
w Ralph Stanley, m Willy Rosen,
arr. Hartwig von Platen. © May
30, 1933; E for. 32337; United music
publishers, Itd. 25902
Will you forgive me, darling; song,
m Burrell Van Buren. © June 7,
1983; E pub. 89178; Dolores Drum-
mond. 25903
Wind-mill (The) ; by Hubbard Harris,
arr. Preston Ware Orem; pf., 6
hands. © Dec. 18, 1933; E pub.
39582; Clayton F. Summy co.
25904
Window shopping just to be alone
with you; w Hd. Rose, m Billy
Baskette; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Dec. 8, 1933; E pub. 39211; Olman
music corp. 25905
Wine and beer; song, w V. A. Caranci
and Phil Piro. ©1e. Dec. 22, 1983;
EK unp. 80491; Victor A. Caranci.
25906
Wings away; march. © 1 ¢. Dee.
20, 1933; E unp. 80891; Ernest L.
McCutcheon. 25907
25921
Winter interlude; w and m Mitchell
Parish, Al Hoffman and Al Good-
hart, pf. sc. Lou Leaman; with
ukulele arr. © Dee. 5, 1933; E
pub. 39490; Mills music, inc. 25908
Wir spielen operetten; melodien aus
operetten von Strauss, Millocker,
ete., gesetzt Richard Krentzlin;
klavier. © Nov. 3, 1938; E for.
32330; B. Schott’s sohne. 25909
Wir ziehen durch die heimat; marsch
aus Muadels von heute, text Willy
Dehmel, m Willy Engel-Berger. ©
Oct. 18, 1933; E for. 32515; Beboton-
verlag, g.m.b.h. 25010
With burning love for you; w and
melody. © 1 ec. Dec. 6, 1933; E
unp. 79696; Lucian A. Toussaint.
25911
With dances and songs; from Dio-
clesian or The prophetess, by Beau-
mont and Fletcher, m Henry Pur-
eell, arr. and ed. W. Gillies Whit-
taker. © Sept. 14, 1983; E. for.
32295; Oxford univ. press. 25912
With one star awake; w Norman
Hackforth, m Norman MHackforth
and Billy O’Brien. © Nov. 29,
1933 ; HE for. 32404; Dix, Itd. 25913
With whom; fox-trot, w and m Ange-
lina Botts. © 1 ¢. Nov. 8, 1983;
E eunp. 78619; Angela Botto. 25914
Within reach of your arms; song.
© 1c. Nov 20, 1933; E unp. 79554;
Jack R. Lang. 25915
Within the gates; w W. C. Poole, m
Evangeline Lillenas; bass solo, with
pf. treble ace. © Nov. 15, 1983;
E pub. 38938; Lillenas pub. co.
25916
Within your arms; waltz song, w
Paul Gannon. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1933;
E unp. 80075; Ralph Federer.
25917
Without you; song, m James L.
Brown; with ukulele arr. © 1 ©.
Nov. 25, 1933; E unp. 80230; Hrnest
W. Charity. 25918
pf. sc. Basil Sadler. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 11, 1933; EH unp. 80020; Joseph
Montal. 25919
Woe is me; pf. ©l1c. Dec. 13, 1933;
EH unp. 80056; Jack Gehrken. 25920
Woman (The); by Herbert Stothart;
pf. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1933; E unp.
80623; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
25921
1065
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25922
Woman's (A) last word; song, w Rob-
ert Browning. © Dec. 14, 1933; HE
for. 32511; C. Woolley. 25922
Wonderful birth of Jesus; hymn. ©
Dec. 4, 1933; E pub. 39169; Louie
Mertens. 25923
Wondering; song. © 1 ec. Nov. 29,
1933; E unp. 79548; Genevieve
Church Smith. 25924
Wondering why; w and m Anthony
Yafanaro. © 1 ¢. Dec. 2, 1933; E
unp. 79576; Anthony Tobias Ya-
fanaro. 25925
‘Won’t you ask me in; m Ethel De
Haan; pf. with w. © 1c. Dee. 1,
1933.;;5 E unp. 79533; Milford HEH.
Abel. 25926
Won’t you try to care for me; w and
melody. © 1 e. Dec. 9, 1983; EB
unp. 79884; Francis Anthony Bur-
nett. 25927
Woodland lillies [sic]; by M. W. But-
ler; pt.) © “Deeg, 1933-8) pub.
39255; A. W. Perry’s sons. 25928
Work and play; 12 instructional
pieces, Hilary Collins; pf. © Aug.
10, 1933: E for. 32262; Paterson’s
publications, ltd. 25929
Work for the N.R.A.; w and m H. N.
E. Girard. © Oct. 23, 1933; E pub.
39240: Nicholas Girard. 25930
World (The) crisis of 1914-18; violin
1, 2, cello, basses, 1st clarinet, 1st
A cornet or trumpet and 1st trom-
bone pts. © 1 ¢. Dee. 7, 19383; HE
unp. 80241; Otto C. Zimpfer.
25931
World (A) of love; waltz, w and m
Franz Bolen. © 1. Dec. 15, 1933;
E unp. 80122; Franz Bolik-Bolen.
25932
Worried; song, w Leon Scott. ©1c.
Dec. 4, 1983; E unp. 80236; Henry
Gorden. 25933
Would you sue; waltz song, melody
Starret system club. © 1 c¢. Dec.
26, 1933; E unp. 80557; Emil Rosen-
lof. 25934
Wrapped in the arms of the night; w
Art Randall, m H. S. Macomber and
W. E. Paris. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1983;
E unp. 79889; Harold Shepard Ma-
comber, Frederick Art Randall and
Walter E. Paris. 25935
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
Year-round (The) song and chorus
book; compiled George S. Dare. ©
Dee. 21, 1933; AA 185704; A. S.
Barnes & co., inc. 25936
Yearning for you, sweetheart; w and
melody. © 1 c¢. Dec. 6, 1933; E
unp. 79693; Renaldo Michael And-
reatta. 25937
Yedz grotto; good-fellowship song, w
and m Samuel Lessing. © Oct. 11,
1933; E pub. 39235; Yedz grotto.
25938
Yellow fire; melody. © 1c. Dec. 29,
1933; E unp. 80661; Franz Robert
Jackson. 25939
Yesterday; song, from Gowns by Rob-
erta, w Otto Harbach. © Nov. 3,
1933 ; E pub. 39114; Jerome Kern.
25940
Yesterday’s pleasures; no. 2, w and
melody. © 1 e¢. Dee. 18, 1933; E
unp. 80365; Frank Austin Garri-
son. 25941
Y-lang y-lang flowers; song, w Don
Blanding; with violin. © 1 ¢. Dec.
11, 1983; E unp. 79928; Ada Vir-
ginia Hull. 25942
Yoo hoo; waltz song, arr. Robert Gor-
don. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1933; E unp.
80248; Reginald Wendell Crane.
25943
You; w John Mercer, m Joseph Meyer ;
with arr. for ukulele, etc. © Nov.
29, 19383; E pub. 39123; T. B. Harms
co. 25944
You and I do not rhyme; w and mel-
ody. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1933; E unp.
79635; Hyman Kellick. 25945
You are a rainbow in my heart; w
and melody Jack Prestwood. ©1e.
Dee. 27, 1933; E unp. 80591; John
William Prestwood. 25946
You are love; w and m Ruth Somers.
© 1c. Dee. 2, 1933; E unp. 79586:
Ruth Somers Babcock. 25947
You are my dream sweetheart; w
Alfred R. Vassallo, and melody. © .
1 c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp. 80531;
Harry R. Vassallo. 25948
You are my fairy; pf. ©1e. Dec. 8,
1933; E unp. 79837; Franz Geisz.
25949
You are so divine; fox-trot song. ©
1.¢. Nov. 29, 1983; E unp. 79952;
Eva L. Black. 25950
1066
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1933
You belong in my arms; song, melody
Serge Walter. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1933;
EK unp. 79826; Marjorie Harper.
20951
You can’t play my ukulele; w and m
Al Hoffman, Al Goodhart and Ralph
Blue; with ukulele arr. © Dee. 11,
19383; E pub. 39537; Iornheiser-
Schuster, inc. 25952
You didn’t mean those tears; w and
m Alan Grey; with symbols for guit.
and banjo. © Dec. 14, 1933; E
pub. 39387; Olman music corp.
25953
You have taken my heart; w John
' Mercer, m Gordon Jenkins; with
ukulele arr. © Dec. 20, 1933; E
pub. 89586; Santly bros., inc. 25954
You here at twilight; song; with quar-
tet cho. ©1c. Dee. 1, 1933; E unp.
79569; Inez Clark Hall. 25959
You know you can’t take it, so don’t
come eryin’ to me; w P. Roberts,
melody C. B. Anderson. © 1 «.
Dee. 13, 1933; E unp. 80038; Carl
B. Anderson and Porter Roberts.
25956
Youwll never know how much you
mean to me; w and melody William
H. Schoemer. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1933;
E unp. 79755; William H. Schoe-
mer and James Delaney. 25997
You meant the world to me; pf. treble
with) we . ©) 1 c., Dec. 8, 1933; EH
unp. 79839; Joseph A. Buttny.
25958
You nasty man; fox-trot song. ©
1 e. Dec. 5, 19338; E unp. 79655;
Olga Arline Jurasovic. 25959
——w and melody Eddie Makins. ©
1 e. Dec. 15, 19838; E unp. 80655;
Edward Steven Makins. 25960
You’re devastating; song, from Ro-
berta, w Otto Harbach. © Dee. 4,
1933; E pub. 39375; Jerome Kern.
25961
You’re gone; song, w Ben Miller. ©
Pye. (Dee, 4; 1933: EH unp.. 79597 :
Charlie Agnew and Henri Woode.
25962
You’re in my power, ha! ha! ha! ha!
ha; w and m Al Hoffman, James
Cavanaugh and Nat Simon; pf.
treble. © 1 ¢. Dec. 19, 1933; HB
unp. 80853; Superior music, inc.
25963
You’re like the sunshine; w and m
Hal Shire. © 1 ¢. Dee. 27, 1933;
EH unp. 80582; Harold R. Shire.
25964
You’re my design for loving; w Mil-
ton Roberts, and melody. © 1 e¢.
Dee. 15, 1983; E unp. 801138; Arthur
Ray Cox. 25965
You’re my paradise; song, m James
L. Brown; with ukulele arr. ©1.
Noy. 25, 1933; E unp. 80232; Kath-
erine Smith. 25966
Youre my thrill; from Jimmy and
Sally, w Sidney Clare, m Jay
Gorney; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Nov. 27, 1933; E pub. 39054;
Movietone music corp. 25967
You’re O. K.; w Mitchell Parish, m
Mickey Bloom, pf. se. Lou Leaman ;
with ukulele arr. © Dec. 5, 1933;
E pub. 39493; Mills music, inc.
25968
You're painting a picture of me; w
and melody. © 1. Dec. 20, 1933;
E unp. 80410; Erna Kastrup. 25969
Youre real honey more than honey,
you are the only girl I ever found;
song. .©)14¢. Dec, 41, 1933.5 HF unp.
80023; Harry Adjip. 25970
You're such a help to me; w and mel-
ody. ©1e. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp.
80574; Crawford J. Sullivan.
25971
You're the only one; song, melody
Serge Walter. © 1c. Dec. 8, 1933;
E unp. 79825; Marjorie Harper.
25972
You’re the only one in a million; song.
©1ec. Dee. 11, 1933; E unp. 79933 ;
Arthur Louis Greiner. 25973
You’re the same old you to me; song.
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1933; E unp. 80367;
Hanford Wilson. 25974
You’re unforgetable; song, melody
Allen Taub. © 1. Dec. 26, 1933;
E unp. 80541; Dominick Resitano.
25975
You spotted snakes; w Shakespeare,
m Arthur Collingwood. © Mar. 8,
1933 ; E for. 32260; Paterson’s publi-
cations, ltd. 25976
You took me by surprise; pf. with w.
© 1c. Dee. 29, 1933; E unp. 80666;
Henry Dunean Peckham. 25977
1067
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25978
You took the melody; waltz, w and
melody C. McCalino and George
Bueno. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1933; E unp.
80554; Connie McCalino. 25978
You’ve got everything and I’ve got
you; w Isaac Homer Conley, m Dan
Leonard Friedberg: with ukulele
arr. © Dec. 15, 1983; E pub. 39485;
Gruss pub. co. 29979
Your kisses are making me blue; song,
m James L. Brown; with ukulele
arr. (© 1 ¢. (Nov. 25, 19338" “Ey ump.
80231; Mildred Johnson. 25980
Your life was built around me; w Val
Valerius, with melody. © 1c. Dec.
19, 1983; E unp. 803848; Al Vann.
25981
Your lips betray; song, melody Louis
Sugarmann. © 1. Dec. 14, 1938;
EK eunp. 80098; Allen G. Burdett.
25982
Your mother’s son-in-law; from Lew
Leslie’s Blackbirds of 1934, w Mann
Holiner, m Alberta Nichols; with
arr. for ukulele, etc., May Singhi
Breen. © Dec. 4, 1933; E pub.
39192; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.
25983
Your picture; song, arr. Burrell Van
Buren; with ukulele arr. © June
29, | 1932; E pub. 39176; Julia
Belcher. 25984
‘Zvadla
pt. 10, n. s., v. 28
ne
Your [Sic] sweet and your eyes are so
blue; w and melody. © 1 e. Dee.
21, 1933; E unp. 80484; Thomas
Frank Grimmitt. 25985
Yours, dear; waltz song, melody Dan
Woodward, jr. ©* 1 %e Beeez2,
1933; E unp. 80498; Remus Harris.
25986
Yvonne; w Eddie Pola, m Horatio
Nicholls; with arr. for ukulele, ete.
© Oct. 21, 1933; E for. 32477;
Lawrence Wright music ¢o., ltd.
25987
Zu Regensburg auf der kirchturm-
spitz; volkslied aus Stiddeutschland,
m Franz Burkhart; gem. chor.
Partitur. © Aug. 8) 2032; e0mror
32612; Universal edition, a.g.
25988
Zuleika; simplified arr. by M. W.
Butier; pf., organ or voice, with w.-
© Dec. 7, 1933; E pub. 39258; A. W.
Perry’s sons. 25989
ruze; by Slava Mach, arr.
Fred J. Divisek; orch. pts., with w.
© Oct. 2, 1933; E pub. 39088; Joseph
Jiran. 25990
1st. concerto; in B min., for pf. and
orch., op. 32; 2 pfs. ©1c. Nov. 10,
1933 ; E unp. 78755; Alma Steedman.
25991
180th infantry march; band pts. ©
Dee. 22, 1933 ; E pub. 39563 ; Bohumil
Makoysky. 25992
Number of entries in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1933, Class H,
Musical compositions (including 14,796 unpublished) —-_-__-_-____-___ 25, 992
1068
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPY-
RIGHT HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF
THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909 :
Abraham Jefferson Washington Lee,
you ain’t goin’ to pick no fuss out of
me; song, w Andrew B. Sterling. ©
Harry Von Tilzer, as author of m.
R 27845. 1
Any time at all; song, w Herbert Wat-
erbury. © Alfred Solman, as author
Oke 27932.
Are you coming out to-night Mary
Ann; song, w Andrew B. Sterling.
© Harry Von Tilzer, as author of m.
R 27842. 3
Ask me not; w Will D. Cobb, m G. Ed-
wards. © Gus Edwards, as author
of m, and Katherine A. Cobb, as next
of kin of the author of w. R 27900. 4
At your door; song, w Ada R. Haber-
shon. © Robert Harkness, as au-
thor of m. R 27798. 5
Aus meinem tagebuch; v. Max Reger,
op. 82; klavier. bd. 2. © Else Re-
ger, as widow. R 27863. 6
Be demure; song, from The rich Mr.
Hoggenheimer, m Ludwig Englander.
© Harry B. Smith, as author of w.
R 27980. 7
Beautiful (The) land of love; gong,
w Andrew B. Sterling. © Harry
Von Tilzer, as author of m. R
27848. 8
Bescheidene (Der) schaefer ; lied, Max
Reger, op. 97, no. 4; hohe ausgabe.
© Hlse Reger, as widow. R 27862. 9
Camp meetin’ time; w Harry Williams,
m H. Van Alstyne. © Egbert Van
Alstyne, as author of m and Carrie
Quinn, as widow of the author of w.
R 27784. 10
Capriccio ftir klarinette und harfe;
Wak sOC0IIZ, OD. ya... Eva
Funcke, as child of the deceased
author. R 27864. 11
Christ-elflein (Das); weihnachtsmir-
chen, dichtung Ilse von Stach, m op.
20, klavierauszug mit text R. Louis.
© Hans Pfitzner, as author of m.
R 27868. 12
[25992
Dorf (Das); lied, Max Reger, op. 97,
no. 1; hohe ausgabe. © Else Reger,
as widow. R 27859. 13
Drangen (Hin); lied, Max Reger, op.
97, no. 3; hohe ausgabe. © Else
Reger, aS widow. R 27861. 14
Dying love and living love; song, w
Ada R. Habershon. © Robert Hark-
ness, aS author of m. R 27799. 15
Fedrelandssang; af Holger Drach-
mann, m Carl Nielsen. © -Anne
Marie Carl Nielsen, as widow. R
27870. 16
Farewell Killarney ; song. © Gus Ed-
wards, as author of m, and Edward
Madden, as author of w. R27895. 17
Geh fort; w Jacobowski, English, Elsa
Ebertz, m Eduard Schiitt, op. 74, no.
1; hohe stimme. © Giuseppe Strim-
mer, as executor of the author of m.
Ri 20792. 18
Gipsy (The) prince; Hungarian two-
step intermezzo, arr. T. M. Tobani,
op. 466; orch. © Theo. M. Tobani,
as author of arr. R 27947. 19
Good (The) old songs of the blue and
gray; march song, w Andrew B.
Sterling. © Harry Von Tilzer, as
author of m. R 27847. 20
He will hold me fast; song, w Ada R.
Habershon. © Robert Harkness, as
author of m.° R 27800. 21
Home sweet home sounds good to me;
song, w Andrew B. Sterling. ©
Harry Von Tilzer, as author of m.
R 27841. 22
I’d like to see a little more of you;
w Will D. Cobb, m G. Edwards. ©
Gus Edwards, as author of m, and
Katherine A. Cobb, as next of kin
of the author of w. R 27901. 23
[ like you too; w Harry Williams, m
G. Hoffmann. © Gertrude Hoff-
mann, aS author of m, and Carrie
Quinn, as widow of the author of w.
Re 2gtS2. 24
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I'm going back to Chicago; w Harry |
Williams, m E. Van Alstyne. © Eg-
bert Van Alstyne, as author of m
and Carrie Quinn, as widow of the
author of w. R 27788. 29
I'm wise; w Harry Williams, m E. Van
Alstyne. © Egbert Van Alstyne, as
author of m and Carrie Quinn, as
widow of the author of w. R
27787. 26
=
never saw such jealousy in all my
life; song, w Andrew B. Sterling.
© Harry Von Tilzer, as author of
m. R 27849. A
Ida-ho; song, w Andrew B. Sterling.
© Harry Von Tilzer, as author of
m. R 27844. 28
Introduktion, passacaglia und fuge;
v. Max Reger, op. 96; 2 klaviere, 4
hinden. © Else Reger, as widow.
R 27856. 29
Irish (An) folk-song; song. 1. Alto
or bar. with violin obbl.; in BH
min.—Sop. or ten. with violin obbl.;
in G@ min.—2. In E min.; with vio-
lin and violoncello. © Arthur
Foote, as author. R 27941, 27942.
) 30, 31
Jiingster friihling; w Jacobowski,
English, Elsa Ebertz, m Eduard
Schutt, op. 74, no. 2; hohe stimme.
© Giuseppe Strimmer, as executor
of the author of m. R 27793. 374
Kasino-lied; fiir gesang, aus Der
teufel lacht dazu, phantastisch-
satyrische revue v. Julius Freund.
© Victor Hollaender, as author of
m. R 27920. 33
Knights (The) of the round table;
march and two-step, J. Ringleben;
pf. © Justin Ring, as author. R
27910. 34
Liebesfrage; w Hamerling, English,
Elsa Ebertz, m Eduard Schiitt, op.
74, no. 4; hohe stimme. © Giu-
seppe Strimmer, as executor of the
author of m. R 27795. 35
Longo (Alessandro) 6 studi di seste;
op. 42; pf. © Alessandro Longo, as
author. R 27880. 36
Look who’s here! Ship ahoy; song,
w Andrew B. Sterling. © Harry
Von Tilzer, as author of m. R
27846. 37
pt. m1, n. s., v. 28
Make your own sunshine; song, from
The district leader, w Colin Davis.
© Joseph E. Howard, as author of
Me Myke 2 tone: 38
Marrying Mary; musical comedy, w
B. H. Burt, m Silvio Hein.
© Benjamin Hapgood Burt, as au-
thor of w, and Ann M. Hein, as
widow ’ of the author’ (0b amy]
27804. 39
Mein liebes nachtlokol; kasino-walzer-
lied, aus Der teufel lacht dazu,
phantastisch-satyrische revue vy.
Julius Freund; klavier. © Victor
Hollaender, as author of m. R
27922. 40
Meinen Jesum lass ich nicht; choral-
kantate, Max Reger. Partitur. ©
Else Reger, as widow. R 27857.
41
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Mendelssohn;
favorite gems, incl. extracts from
his symphonies, operas and chureh
music. © Paolo Gallico, as author.
R 27927. 42
Missa Seeunda pontificalis; by lLau-
rentio Perosi; altus, tenor, bassus
et organum. © Lorenzo Perosi, as
author of m. R 27879. 43
Mocking bird; by Carl Koelling: pf.
© Franz Koelling and Helene Koel-
ling Matheson, as children of the
deceased author. R 27897. 44
Moving day; song, w Andrew B. Ster-
ling. © Harry Von Tilzer, as au-
thor of m. R 27838. 45.
Miiller-marsch; marschlied aus dem.
schwank, Wenn die bombe platzt,
text Alfred Schénfeld. © Paul
Lincke, as author of m. R 279s.
46.
OQ salutaris
Klein, op.
ace. ‘no. 2.
arr. from op. 76, no. 2. © Emily
Klein, as widow. R 27907, 27908.
86; male voices; organ
47, 48:
Oh! Mister Brown: song, w Andrew
B. Sterling. © Harry Von Tilzer,
as author of m. R 27850. 49:
Red domino; voc. arr. of the march,
w James O’Dea, m S. R. Henry. ©
Henry R. Stern, as author of m,
and Anna Caldwell O’Dea, as wid-
ow of the author of w. R 27919.
50
1070
Voce. sc. |
coll. of
Hostia; m Bruno Oscar
In F.—no. 3. In B flat,
'
:
5
4
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RENEWALS
no. 12, 1983
Reduced copies of the Congdon music
rolls; by C. H. Congdon. © Ber-
nice Congdon Colwell, as child of
the deceased author. R 27899. 51
Reger (Max) Sieben sonaten; op.
91; violine. hft. 4. nr. 7—hft. 1. nr.
1, 2.—hft. 2. nr. 3, 4.—hft. 3. nr. 5, 6.
© Else Reger, as widow. R 27851-—
27854. 52-55
Revival hymns; collection of hymns
and tunes, Chas. M. Alexander and
Daniel B. Towner. © Helen Cad-
bury Alexander Dixon and Ada
Page Towner, as widows of the au-
thors. R 27871. 56
Robin redbreast; by Carl Koelling;
pf. © Franz Koelling and Helene
Koelling Matheson, as children of
the deceased author. R 27896. 57
Rock-a-by lull-a-by; w J. G. Holland,
m Harvey B. Gaul; high voice. ©
Harvey Gaul, as author of m. R
20791. 58
Rose im schnee; w J. Weiss, English,
Elsa Ebertz, m Eduard Schutt, op.
74, no. 3; hohe stimme. © Giu-
seppe Strimmer, as executor of the
author of m. R 27794. 59
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch )
Romance in E flat; w HE. Buck, m
arr. Herman Spielter; women’s 3 pt.
cho. © Josephine Spielter, as
widow of the author of arr. R
27790. 60
Sally; w Harry Williams, m HE. Van
Alstyne. © Egbert Van Alstyne, as
author of m and Carrie Quinn, as
widow of the author of w. R 27786.
61
Same old story; song, from The dis-
trict leader, w Arthur Gillespie. ©
Joseph E. Howard, as author of m.
R 27925. 62
Serenade; v. Max Reger, op. 95; orch.;
G dur. Partitur. © Else Reger, as
widow. R 27855. 63
So: song, from The district leader,
w Colin Davis. © Joseph E. How-
ard, aS author of m. R 27929. 64
Songs of ancient America; three
Pueblo Indian corn-grinding songs
from Laguna, N. M., with pf. ace.
and explanatory introduction, Nata-
lie Curtis. © Paul Burlin, as wid-
ower. R 27789. 65
79
Songs (The) of the rag time boy;
song, w Andrew B. Sterling. ©
Harry Von Tilzer, as author of m.
R 27889. 66
Suite im alten styl; v. Max Reger, op.
93; violine u. klavier. © Else
Reger, as widow. R 27858. 67
Sunbeam: by Carl Koelling; pf. ©
Franz Koelling and Helene Koelling
Matheson, as children of the de-
ceased author. R 27898. 68
Tagala (La) ; waltz on ancient Filipino
dances estella; band. © V. F. Sa-
franek, as author. R 27796. 69
Tantum ergo; m Bruno Oscar Klein,
op. 86, no. 10; alto, boy’s voice, and
male cho.; organ acc.; in E flat. ©
Emily Klein, as widow. R 27909.
70
Tempo di valse; by Ethelbert W.
Nevin, op. 2, no.2; pf. © Anne Paul
Nevin, as widow. R 27894. 71
Thinking of thee; w W. M., m W.
Rhys-Herbert. 1. High; in A.—2.
Low; in F. © Jane Elizabeth Her-
bert, as child of the deceased author
of m. R 27906. 72
Though love be blind; w Maude Eliza-
beth Inch, m W. Rhys-Herbert. 1.
High; in G flat.—2. Low; in E flat.
© Jane Elizabeth Herbert, as child
of the deceased author of m. R
27905. 73
Titl’s celebrated serenade; arr. for
orch. © Theo. Moses-Tobani, as au-
thor of arr. R 27797. 74
Unele quit work, too, he never does a
dog gone thing; song, Jean Havez.
© Ebba Havez, as widow. R 27945.
75
We have no one to care for us now;
w Wm. Cahill, m 8S. R. Henry. ©
Henry R. Stern, as author of m. R
Pals Pea 76
What’s the use of anything; w Harry
Williams, m Egbert Van Alstyne. ©
Egbert Van Alstyne, as author of m,
and Carrie Quinn, as widow of the
author of w. R 27783. 77
When bob white is whistling in the
meadow; song, Monroe H. Rosen-
feld. © Eunice M. Rosenfeld, as
widow. R 27926. 78
When the flowers bloom in spring-
time, Molly dear; march song, w
Andrew B. Sterling. © Harry Von
Tilzer, as author of m. R 27840.
vt!)
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When the oriole is singing, Marjorie; | Won’t you come over to my house; w
w Rene Bronner, m H. W. Petrie. © Harry Williams, m E. Van Alstyne.
Julia C. Petrie, as widow. R 27918. © Egbert Van Alstyne, as author of
80 m and Carrie Quinn, as widow of
the author of w. R 27785. 83
Wiegenlied; lied, Max Reger, op. 97, E
no. 2: hohe ausgabe. © Else Reger, Would you leave your happy home for
ra me; song, w Andrew B. Sterling.
as widow. R 27860. 81 © Harry Von Tilzer, as author of
Willst du mein cousinchen sein; fur m. R 27843. 84
gesang, phantastisch-satyrische re- | You’re the sweetest girl I know; song,
vue v. Julius Freund. © Victor from The district leader, w Arthur
Hollaender, as author of m. R Gillespie. © Joseph E. Howard, as
27921. 82 author of m. R 27924. 85
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INDEX TO PART 3: MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
[New Series, Volume 28, Nos. 1-12, 1933]
This index contains in one alphabet the names of all composers and copyright
proprietors of music, also title references for any compositions whose composers
are not given and for operas and musical plays, entered in the Catalogue during
the year 1933. The citation numbers are the numbers following the entries in
the body of the text.
The numbers in parentheses are the numbers following
the renewal entries at the end of each monthly issue.
A B C standard music publications,
My somebody. 1641.
ine. :
Countin’ cross ties. 419, 4957.
Cowboy’s best friend is his horse.
425, 3072.
Serenade badine. 4169.
A cappella chorus. 138766.
A la belle bergére. 18058, 18528, 18732,
18757, 19054, 19111, 19179, 19465.
Ahlén (Waldemar) Allegro festivo.
2840.
Aaken (Mario van) pseud. See Dom-
graf-Fassbender (Willy)
Aaron (Michael) :
Chick-a-dee. 354.
Haunted house. 53838.
Holland festival. 5398.
Jumping jacks. 1211.
Aarons (A. E.) Pink hussars. 7076
(263).
Aashiem (O. T.) And I love you.
23849.
Abbati (E.) Piu’ belle canzoni ro-
mane. 21065.
Abbott (Chas.) Start of the big pa-
rade. 6622, 8869.
Abbott (G. M.)
Abbott (J. B.):
Christmas. 11670 (48).
Just for to-day. 5719.
Abbott (M. G.):
Beginner’s luck. 13882.
Lullaby for a papoose. 18682.
Abbott (Marguerite) Empty words.
7528.
Abbott (Marvel) Waltz divine.
Greeting. 5308.
6854.
Abel (M. E.) Won’t you ask me in.
25926.
Abel (Paul) :
Baby. 9434.
Linda Milonguita. 1325.
Mi piacerebbe ma. 10566.
Mimose. 8284.
10
Non parlar d’amore. 10755.
Once and for all. 3979.
Vita, che tram. 11429.
You’ve got everything. 2787.
Abeles (Celia) Dream waltz. 5080.
Abert (Benjamin) :
At home alone with you.
Extra. 5158.
Spring is just around the corner.
2238.
Abide with me.
Abiding King. 10*.,
Abkes (J. C.). With those pretty eyes
so blue. 13686.
Abkes (T. C.) Four leaf clover field.
24288.
Abnett (G. M.):
112.
10.
I’m happy because I love you.
16413.
If every day was Sunday. 20421.
N.R.A. song. 22930.
No time to love. 20944.
Please take me back in your heart.
210738.
Abnett (Morton)
About the town.
338).
About town. 21696 (120).
Abraham (Joseph) Nabodzné piesne.
8410.
Abraham (Paul):
Ball at the Savoy.
See Abnett (G. M.)
21696 (191, 306, 312,
17866, 17867,
23915.
Ball im Savoy. 2896, 2897, 9454*,
9455.
Blaue vom himmel. 2928.
Blume von Hawaii. 235.
Girl like Nina. 18219.
Gliick tiber nacht. 3291.
I always keep my girl out late.
18350.
I live for love. 18876.
iS
INDEX
Abraham (Paul)—Continued.
T’ll show you off. 18384.
Oh why, oh why, oh why. 22998.
Yes, Mr. Brown. 4598.
Abrams (BE. C.):
Anything you do is wonderful.
2860.
As long as I live. 2870.
One for the money-two for the |
show. 3982.
Abrams (William) What does it mean
to me. 4488.
Abriani (Felice) Abbandono. 4660.
Abromovitz (Samuel) :
Vagabond singer. 9083.
You sweetheart, my only one.
7055.
Abshagen (W. P.)
scheming. 22069.
Abt (Franz):
Let chimes of Easter be gladly
rung. 2815 (178).
Only Thee. 11670 (267).
Wenn die schwalben heimwiarts
Dreaming and
ziehn. 9159.
Abyssinia. 4656 (3*), 11670 (174, 179,
428).
_Acampora (Joseph) jr. Dance the |
Russian dance. 24115.
Acciani (Tobia) Love’s. embers.
12692.
Accorti (Abel) F. D. Roosevelt vic-
tory march. 3214.
Acerba (Louis) :
I’m wishing.
You, only you.
Achron (Joseph) :
Dance of the tsadikim. 14066.
Little dance fantasy. 14671.
Ackermann (M. A.) How was I to
know you cared. 10054.
Ackermans (H.):
C’est vous. 4870.
Dans les prisons russes.
Ecoute l’écho. 581.
Fantome. 5168.
- Filles ont une 4Gme. 142138.
Java de minuit. 5683, 18527.
Je m’amuse. 8000.
Je sais. 1188.
Mort maudit. 12831.
Ne cueillez pas les fleurs. 6117.
Quand on n’est pas jolie. 8637.
10144.
11629.
4987.
Rosier blane. — 8691.
S. O. S. 6488.
Sa mémé. 8699.
Savoir la vérité. 13240.
Ackerson (J. T.):
I love you I do. 163897.
Nerts. 8422.
Ackland (Jessie) Rainy day I met
you. 10991.
Ackley (A. H.):
Chiefest of ten thousand. 21909.
pt. OI, n. s., v. 28
Do something. 7461.
Dream of my heart. 548.
Facing the future with Jesus.
7552.
He lives. 22261.
Heart that can understand.
If you let Him. 7921.
It is morning in my heart.
22551.
Leaving all to follow Jesus. 8086.
More than you know. 8315.
Something always sings. 8806.
7720.
Sun will shine again. 23387.
Wait a little longer. 9109.
Who ean tell it all. 9228.
Ackley (B. D.):
City of God. 21926.
Friend of all friends. 20096.
Have I grieved Thy holy spirit.
T7707.
I want Jesus. 7892.
Land where the roses never fade.
16624.
Meet your troubles with a smile.
8265.
Revival hymn. 23179. |
Ackley (C. ©.) pseud. See Meredith
(iE)
Acland (L. T.)
nest by a water mill.
Acosta (Dionisio) :
Marinero en el golfo. 5925.
Mis perros. 5973.
Nunca te creas. 6167.
OraciOn campera. 6247.
Acosta (E. A.) Inaleanzable. 24645.
Acosta (J. 8.) Why have you cast me
down sweetheart. 4558.
Acton (S. P.) . You’re making me mad.
Build a_ little love
2961.
2774.
Acuna (Tomas) Paloma _ errante.
25222. .
Ada (Alice) You. 21643.
Ada May. pseud. See Weeks (A. M.)
Adair (H. F.) To the N.R.A. 17434.
Adair (Mildred) :
From many lands. 3263*.
Summer-time frolic. . 13386.
Adair (Yvonne): ;
Minuet and trio. 822.
Three stories to music. 18774.
Adam (Albert):
Aloha oe, 4700, 4701.
Ay, ay, ay. 4759, 4760.
Cathedral meditation. 4897, 4898.
Cinquantaine. 4930.
Con amore. 4949, 4950.
Dream of the shepherdess. 5077,
5078.
Fifth nocturne. 5179, 5180.
Flower song. 5190, 5191.
Love dreams. 5804, 5805.
Minuet in G. 4802.
O sole mio. 6186, 6187.
1074
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nos. 1-12, 1983
Paloma. 6268.
Salut d’amour.
Star of hope.
Swan. 6445.
Adam (B. O.):
Dream. 24181.
Picture that’s in my heart. 17061.
Adamo (F. H.) I’m just a little
steaming radiator. 3476.
Adamo (F. 8S. H.) Why shouldn’t
you, why wouldn’t you. 4562.
Adams (B. K.) . Charlotte, I’ve waited
years for you. 4911.
Adams (C. B.):
Be Thou exalted. 7076 (14).
Break forth into joy. 7076 (22).
Firmly stand. 11670 (106).
God, my King. 11670 (125).
Have mercy upon me. 7076 (1138).
Heaven’s holiest song of love.
3364.
Like as a father. 7076 (175).
Lord is risen again. 4656 (372).
O, come, let us sing. 9332 (261).
On the listening ear of night.
9332 (266).
Safe retreat. 7076 (297).
Adams (C. G.):
All I want is love and you. 2831.
Because you care. 2914.
Adams (C. H.) He paid it all. 5349.
Adams (Cora) Love’sjourney. 24864.
6448.
6616, 6617.
Adams (Mrs. Crosby) See Adams
(J. G.)
Adams (D. D.) . Thank you N R A.
21356.
Adams (E. C.) My rainbow’s gone
behind a cloud. 16386.
Adams (EK. H.):
Behind the tulips. 184.
Hoity-toity. 869.
Adams (Hdith) Thinking. 23464.
Adams (Guy) Under the § silv’ry
moonlight. 25731.
Adams (J. A.)
Adams (J. G.):
Christmastime songs and carols.
11670 (52).
Church music.
See Adams (J. G.)
17752 (28).
Haster carol. 9332 (96).
Four duets for two beginners.
17752 (3).
Our Shepherd. 11670 (271).
Outline melodies. 17752 (112).
Tone stories. 17752 (148).
Adams (J. H.) Sing for the joy of
life. 21220.
Adams (J. W.):
Heartache. 18302.
I send my ships to sea. 18429.
Winter’s roar. 19578.
Wonderful dreams. 19583.
Adams (Jack Hans) :
Jazz in my heart. 22570*.
When the moon says good-night.
11520.
Adams (Joseph H.)
11928.
Adams (John)
for guitar.
Children’s day.
Adams self-instructor
21704.
Adams (Luella) Shattered dreams.
13278.
Adams (M. O.) Feeling lonesome
and blue. 22119.
Adams (M. W.) When summer comes
again. 9192.
Adams (Pearl) Children in songland.
4919.
Adams (S. E.) Youre my delight.
13737.
Adams (Stephen) Thora. 93832
(360).
Adams (W. R.) Love me forever.
24850.
Adams music pub. co.:
Dang my rowdy soul. 18085.
I’m a fugitive from a chain gang.
982.
Roll on blue moon. 2000.
Adams, Vee & Abbott, inc.
son’s old grey mule. 6739.
Adamson (Harold) Goodbye again.
20147.
Adcock (Bill)
20542.
Adcock (W. M.)
Thomp-
Just like my old girl
When we meet at
the end of our dreams. 9204.
Addelson (Johannah) Everybody
works but father. 18765 (51).
Addinsell (Richard) Come of age.
21940.
Addis (J. T.) Blue eagle on display.
17918.
Addison (E. G.):
Kiss me. 10348.
Please don’t bend the suit. 10907.
Addleston (H. F.):
Evelyn. 200382.
Just think of the sunshine, 20546.
You. 21642.
Adduci (Ugo) Perdona ancora.
15036.
Addy (M. J.) Paradise lane. 13080,
17049, 18992.
Ade (George) :
This is how I do. 2815 (829).
To teach the young idea how to
shoot. 2815 (882).
Adee (W. H.):
At Chicago, the great world’s fair.
ala
White moon ride on high to-night.
9227.
Adelizzi (John) Don’t cry little pal.
5056.
Adelman (Benjamin) :
Don’t say good-bye, sweet-heart.
7478.
1075
INDEX
Adelman (Benjamin )—Continued.
I’m a prisoner of love. 3461.
i’m always wondering. 5504.
In my garden of dreams. 10218.
Lady, why do I love you. 5751.
Lady, why do I love you like this.
24744.
Lovely one. 5879, 24862.
Parade of the mannequins.
Pretzel boat. 25295.
You had me believing. 11626.
21038.
You little devil, are you on the
level with me. 11627.
Adelman (Samuel) :
Don’t say good-bye, sweet-heart.
7473.
I’m a prisoner of love. 38461.°
I’m always wondering. 5504.
In my garden of dreams. 10218.
Lady, why do I love you. 5751.
Lady, why do I love you like this.
24744.
Lovely one. 5879.
Parade of the mannequins. 21038.
You had me believing. 11626.
You little devil, are you on the
level with me. 11627.
Adelsperger (Wm.) Rose in my gar-
den of love. 238211.
Adeste fideles. 16.
Adgate (Carla) Strofette vagabonde.
- 4260. \
Adieu Vamour. 13774*.
Adjip (Harry) You're real honey.
25970.
Adkins (A. W.) Adkins (Alex) sim-
plified piano method. 15741.
Adkins (C. A.) Discouraged cherry
tree. 24154.
Adkisson (R. S.) Croonin’ in the
dark. 24104.
Adlam (G. B.):
Moonlight and melody. 10592.
My Galveston gal.
20838.
Adler (Morris)
Adler (Myra):
Mother hen and chicks.
Snowy kitten. 4210.
Adler (Edition) g.m.b.h.:
Amors pfeil. 5348.
Cassandra. 3000.
Christophorus. 4928*.
Danza campestre. 3099.
Divertimento. 3350.
Don Juan in der fremde.
Euryanthe. 5144.
Gondoliere des dogen.
Kammersttick. 3620.
Konzert. 2887.
Mister Wu. 5976*, 5976**.
Nachtmusik. 3913.
Napule. 6114.
Nelson-arie. 3352.
16848, 20837,
Consolation. 18014.
3346.
3135.
7T649*.
pt. M1, n.s., v. 28
Raskolnikoff. 4089.
Recitativ und arie.
Rosiera. 4124, 4125.
Seena delle coefore. 41438.
Sinfonietta. 6515.
Streichquartett. 4258.
Sturm. 6635*.
Tempo di sinfonia in re bemédlile.
4324.
Tragoédie in Arezzo. 6778*.
Welt auf dem monde. 3352*.
6 stimmungsbilder. 6905.
Admiral Benbow. 18.
6380.
Adorable. 93841, 10654, 10661.
Adrian (Jack) With all my love to
you. 11582.
Adrian (Walter) Rambler’s’ song.
21109.
Advent-verlag, e.v.. Liederbuch der
Adventjugend. 14656.
Aeschbacher (Carl) Weihnachtsmu-
sik fiir kleine klavierspieler. 6898.
Afa-verlag. Festliches praeludium.
22121.
Affannato (A. O.) Don’t say it, it will
be a lie. 19964.
Affrunti (Charles) Club. espanol.
11949.
Aga (Y. K. Nazare-) See Nazare-Aga
(YOR)
Ager (Milton):
But. think of the fun we had.
PAE
I belong in Alabam’. 22330.
I envy the moon. 3425.
I oughta hate ya — but I don’t.
5554.
If I can count on you.
Little you know. 18637.
Love tales. 13898.
Okay G-a. 16980.
Roll out of bed with a _ smile.
23194.
There’s a new day comin’.
Trouble in paradise. 15497.
Twenty four hours a day. 6798.
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, ine. :
At the bottom of. the hill. 9412.
Blow, breeze, blow. 228.
But think of the fun we had.
257)
I belong in Alabam’. 22330.
I envy the moon. 3425.
I’m gonna build a home in heaven.
1079.
4345.
24546.
I oughta hate ya — but I don’t.
5554.
I’ve got a little confession to
make. 10157.
If I can count on you. 1079.
Little you know. 186387.
Love tales. 1398.
Mother Mississippi. 22845.
Okay G-a. 16980.
1076
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INDEX.
‘nos. 1-12, 1933
One note trumpet player. 3986.
Pretending you care. 1910.
Roll out of bed with a _ smile.
23194.
There’s a new day comin’.
Trouble in paradise. 15497.
Twenty four hours a day. 6798.
You made a jig-saw-puzzle out of
my heart. 9289.
You’re gonna lose your
19615.
Agerby (Aksel)
2214.
Agern (A. C.):
Down the old Camino real of life.
14136.
Hush of the sacred hour.
No one, but you.. 14946.
Old boyhood days. . 14972.
Ship of dreams. 15235.
That old sweet melody. 15419.
When I waltz with you. 15608.
Where the golden poppies grow.
15634. :
Aghazarian (Philippe) Pena 19006.
Agnese (Joe) : \
Better times ate near.
Old man Winter. . 8485.
You’re the one man for me.
19625.
Agnew (Charlie) You’re gone. 25962.
Agnew (Roy) Toccata. 24.
Agnew (W. C.):
Road. 21134.
Wind’s ahead. 21621.
Agoos (H. M.) In the night. 3551.
Agostino (A. D’) See D’Agostino (A.)
Agresta (Frederico) Forest-reserva:
tion march. 16182.
Aguilar (J. A.):
Geisha girl.
Spanish airs.
Aguilar (Johnnie)
15371.
Ah! Quelle gare.
19460, 19590.
Ahearn (Joseph) ’Till the. silv’ry
moon turns blue. 21408.
Ahi va la liebre. 23821.
Ahlert (F. E.):
Blue roses.
Harbor
22248.
I wake up smiling.
Juggling a jig-saw.
Little women and
20647.
Little women like you.
248138.
Lovely. 24859.
Malibu. 14730.
So it’s bridge
8786, 11154.
Tell me oriole,
gal.
Sorgenfri
14376.
9497.
7619.
11200.
Sweet memories
17952, 18020, 18165,
11821, 11822.
of home sweet home.
1040.
3600.
little men.
22696,
again tonight.
11284, 13481.
4345..
synger.
Ahlstrand (David) :
Drink a cup of Chase and San-
born’s. 16111.
Everlastingly. 16136.
Ahn (Albert) Cabrera. 2815 (40).
Ahrens (H. J.) Dreaming of you to-
night sweetheart. 19985.
Aichinger (Gregor, or Gregorius) :
Pange lingua. 18983.
Regina coeli. 17124.
Aida. 93832 (375), 25749.
Aiello (William) Viva Balbo. 17496.
Aiken (L. B.) Why do youw hesitate.
4554, ~
Aiken (M. T.):
Serenade. 138264.
Trio. 134938.
Ailbout (Hans) :
Griiss mir mein Sanssouci. 5313,
5314.
Ich hatte einst ein schOnes vater-
land. 5586.
Im dunklen miihlental schlagt
eine nachtigall. 5610.
Song of the nightingale. 13346.
Aileda pub. co. Darling I am growing
young. 18042.
Ailes brisées. 17949, 17992.
Aino. 17775.
Ainsworth (J. H.): .
Just a little smile. 8024.
When I met you. 15601.
Your eyes tell the secret.
Air (Kathleen) Reading
10998.
Air bohémien. 349.
Air d’autrefois. 33.
Airs de Chevalier. T7TQ95.
Airs de Mistinguett. 36.
Airs du poilu. 11695.
Airs russes. 37.
Aita (Enzo) Grey eyes. 7675.
Ajax (Ivor) Sweet Ernestine. 138395.
Aker (Berten) Waiting for the dawn.
21489.
Akin (C. L.) Gee but I get a lone.
some feeling. 3268, 7618.
Akst (Harry) :
Ah! surprise. 15745.
Derelict song. 3122.
Forget the past. 689, 5201.
Go ’long, sundown. 20133.
How much longer. 16333.
Islands are calling me. 3570.
It’s easy to say hello! 16540.
Melodia prohibida. 20741.
My imaginary sweetheart. 10669,
O! Mister Carpenter. 3942.
Roli your bones. 4112, 13199.
Sing to me. 11127.
Till the end of time. 4867.
Up in a tree. 4423.
Was my face red. 6864.
13758.
eards.
1077
INDEX
Akst (Harry )—Continued.
We couldn’t do better than that.
19481.
Ala (Sergio) pseud. See Moretti (An-
tonio) — .
Alarcon (R. P.) One is bound to be
happy and gay. 21009.
Alban (Theo) Perfect dream. 252438.
Albee (C. E.) Farm and trades school
band. 24251.
Albeniz (Isaac)
Alberini (M. A.):
Tango. 2314.
Way down South. 23578.
Albersmeyer (P. O. W.) Sitting in
the moonlight. 23297.
Albert (Eugen d’):
Ballade. 21696 (2).
Blues. 23975.
Flauto solo. 21696 (104).
Humoreske. 21696 (165).
Intermezzo. 21696 (3)._
Mister Wu. 5976*, 5976**.
Nocturne. 21696 (4).
Scherzo. 21696 (5).
Tiefland. 4865.
Albert (L.) pseud. See Daniels (C.
N
Tango. 25626.
Albert (Violante d’):
Ballade. 21696 (2).
Flauto solo. 21696 (104).
Humoreske. 21696 (165).
Intermezzo. 21696 (3).
Nocturne. 21696 (4).
Scherzo. 21696 (5).
Alberth (K. G.):
National recovery march. 18888.
You’re different, you’re not the
same. 15709.
Albertson (J. M.) Money. 5982.
Albino (H. H.) Gossip Jones. 3311,
5298.
Albright (Agnes) President of our
dreams. 15083.
Albright (J. E.):
Albright’s compendium of novelty
music. 21715.
Phantom fantasia.
Wind. 11575.
Albright (N. Y.):
Down by the old sugar pine.
19970.
Give me a ticket to loveland.
20124. .
I am longing for some one to love.
14882.
Albron music pub. co.
one together. 25787.
Album Adrien Pagés.
10888.
We'll all have
4684.
Album delle novita Carisch estate
19383. 15753.
Album of charts and songs. 2829.
25012.
Eastern lullaby. 7523.
Alcestis of Euripides.
Alcock (G. A.)
ptya1, mis.) v.28
Alcock (W. G.) Magnificat and Nune
dimittis. 16742.
Alda. 42.
Aldan (Wallace) :
Dreamy Caravan. 12086.
You angel. 17696.
Alden (Anne) Meet us in Chicago in
1933. 8264.
Alden (Niel) pseud. See Agern (A.
C.)
Alderman (Meyrl)
comes in. 198522.
Aldrich (C. L.):
Because I love you. 15834,
I’m built just for love. 20357.
Aldrich (Harrison ) Straw-ride.
11670 (3860).
Aldrich (James):
Jig saw puzzle song. 10301.
Millions of raindrops like mil-
When my ship
lions of tears. 14793.
Aldworth (Eva) Memories of a
dream complete. 22808.
Alector pub. ¢co0.:
Eimai o magas tou Psyrrh. 18138.
Gelakaki. 9926.
M7 wé pwras. 3783.
TiXavo trayxo. 15053.
Roumba. 19115.
Alemany (J. D.):
Covadonga. 9652.
Lamento cubano.
Vaya veronicas.
Alessi (Dino) :
Calida. 11874.
Clouds. 11948.
Golden wedding bells. 24853.
Hello my sweethearts I am free
again. 12283.
I am gold. 12329.
If that’s for me, I’m out.
Love that is lost. 12687.
Mia domino Chiquita.
12786.
Stingy. 13376.
When the golden sun is sinking
in the hills. 138636.
When the leaves are falling.
10380. -
13539.
22485.
5962,
Alla marcia. 15733 (4).
Aubade napolitaine. 2815 (17).
Bluette. 15733 (33).
Chant du soldat. 2815 (46).
Charmeuse. 2815 (48).
Children’s song. 157383 (57).
Conte du soir. 2815 (60).
Danse des fleurs. 2815 (67).
De fieur en fleur. 2815 (69).
Etoile d'amour. 2815 (82).
Falling spray. 28795 (25).
Francesca. 2815 (92).
Marche japonaise. 2815 (203).
Melody. 15733 (3).
1078
ee
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Pas des nymphs. 2815 (268).
Pastourelle. 15733 (259).
Premier jour de mai. 2815 (278).
Premiere violette. 2815 (279).
Retour des moissonneurs. 2815
(285).
Rondino. 15733 (293).
Rondo villageois. 2815 (291).
Scherzo. 15733 (3808).
Seotch bagpiper. 15733 (310).
Tarentella. 15733 (348).
Alexander (A. E.):
Medley of songs. 16767.
Written in the key of love. 15679.
Alexander (C. M.) Revival hymus.
25992 (56).
Alexander (Charlton) Caroline. 319.
Alexander (Hi) Three square meals
a day. 2394.
Alexander (L. B.) It’s hell to be poor.
24668.
Alexander (M. L.) Let’s go! legion-
air(e) [sic] 12620.
Alexander (Merrill) Let’s go! le
gion-air(e) [sic] 12620.
Alexander (Victor) pseud.
tion. 15218.
Alexys (Max) C’est en vain que tu
chercheras. 9538.
Alfano (Franco) :
Resurrection. 15733 (289).
Seconda sinfonia, 11075.
Voealizzi. 13554-13556.
Alfano (I.) Casa editrice musicale:
Separa-
Canzone della radio. 11885.
Caracalla. 11887.
Castello inecantato. 11892.
Oh Saloniceo. 138011.
Alfano (Ignazio) :
Canzone della radio. 11885.
Castello ineantato. 11892.
Alfaro de Conte (Anna) See Conte
(A. A. de)
Alfo (J. T.) When love is calling.
19519.
Alford (Audrey)
mother and dad.
Alford (H. L.):
Grandma of mine. 22225.
I hear the whippoorwill singing.
14403.
Alford (K. J.):
Colonel Bogey.
Smithy. 6536.
Two Dons. 11394.
Alfred (Benjamin) You ask if I care.
7033.
Alfred music co., ine.:
Accordiomania. 2818.
Air de ballet. 24905.
Angelus. 24906.
Atorrante. 19714.
Bubbles. 2959.
Butterfly. 21849,
Here’s to dear old
16304.
19873.
Cordinella. 3066.
Dancing shadows. 199138.
Deep hollow. 18052.
Dizzy accordion. 3130.
Féte bohéme. 12748.
Fragrant flowers. 3253.
Frosini’s symphonic march. 22162,
Hot fingers. 3393.
Isle of paradise. 5656.
Italia nova. 20491.
Jazzapation, 14577.
Lady fingers. 18585.
Londonderry air. 24817.
Lullaby to love. 8228.
Madeleine. 22760.
March militaire.
Marche. 24907.
Marriage of Figaro.
Minuet. 17887.
Morris dance. 18788.
My jig saw puzzle of love. 10673.
Oberon. 12994.
Olive blossoms. 3968.
Pensieri tristi. 23082.
Praeludium. 12512.
Pura clase. 15100.
Silver moon waltz. 4192.
Sorriso d’amore. 2383850.
Spaghetti tangle. 4243.
Swedish Italian mazurka. 4281.
19152.
12847.
Torch dance. 19412.
Traumerei. 24817.
We can do the same thing too.
13587.
Algase (C. C.) Show a sunny smile.
13285.
Algeciras (Ruben) Ice cream man.
1062, 7905.
Alger (Vernon) :
Campfire reflections.
In the patio. 14537.
June morning. 14591.
Ali Baba and the forty thieves.
21718*.
Alianiello (David)
the accordion band.
13959.
Silver folio for
13289-13291.
Alice in Wonderland. 22124, 23559.
Alix (Victor) :
Loin de Paris. 10451.
Mais l’amour ec’est autre chose.
10513.
Mon amant. 3829.
Pour plaire 4 la femme, 10928.
Que pensez-vous des femmes.
10985.
Rumba au chateau. 11046, 15169.
All at sea. 23827%*.
All over this world. 7109.
Allan (A. C.) Prosperity has won our
hearts. 4069.
Allan (A. M.):
Just a beautiful rose,
10312.
mother.
1079
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
— ee eeeeeeeESSEeeeeeeeeeeeEeee—eeeee————e——eEeEeeeEeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeESeEeeEeEe—eese
Allan (A. M.)—Continued.
Lay me to rest beneath the roses.
5763.
Allan (Fleming) :
My Ozark mountain home. 10692.
Rounded up in glory. 21154.
That old dinner bell. 21364.
That old dinner bell on the farm.
11294.
When it’s pray’r meetin’ time in
the hollow. 23647.
Allan & co., prop. lItd.:
Country ramble. 18018.
God’s loving care. 16234.
Happy-go-lucky Pete. 808.
My soul doth magnify the Lord.
16884.
Sleep song. 19211.
Special day songs.
Sugar lumps. 8893.
Valse caprice. 17488.
White owl. 176380.
Alle meine walzer. 23882.
Allegri (—) Miserere mei,
8288.
Allegro theaterverlag, g. m. b. h.:
8849, 13358.
Deus.
Gltickliche reise. 5261.
Page des konigs. 18979.
Allen (—) Wanderer. 2561.
Allen (A. D.):
Bring on the new. 255.
Buoy and moon. 19804.
Cathedral and meadows.
Children’s book. 24048.
7316.
Evening and the heat of day.
14188.
Interlude. 24654.
Poems of EF M R. 25272:
Song of June 14th. 13341.
Song of two, without words.
11189.
Waltz. 2554, 2555, 15556.
Allen (A. E.):
I’m saving my kisses just for you.
245955.
Say it with kisses. 25407.
3286.
Allen (A. F.):
Give him a smile.
O God of love. 12985.
Allen (A. J.):
Dixie rube. 23795 (20).
Lady Rose. 11670 (190).
My dusky Rose. 15733 (227).
Allen (Alvie) Echoes of love. 24213.
Allen (Arlene) :
It’s done in the best of families.
16539.
Lookin’ after you. 16694.
Tryin’ to forget about you. 17455.
Allen (Arthur) Operatic cruise.
18966.
Allen (Austin) :
Fruit jar blues. 5222.
Please pay in advance. 19017.
Red hot rambling Dan. 19072.
Slipping clutch blues. 17245.
Warm knees blues. 17518.
When a man’s gota woman. 17562.
Window shade blues. 2709.
Allen (Bud) ‘Troubles of my own.
21432.
Allen (C. L.) Century of progress ex-
position song. 19884.
Allen (C. M.) My hey day. 25042.
Allen (C. N.) Roselita. 253875.
Allen (Chester) When Colina’s blue.
2619.
Allen (Creighton) :
Devotion. 22027.
Elderado. 22087.
Allen (Dewey) She and [. 15226.
Allen (KE. B.) Cheerful little chiseler.
24045.
Allen (E. S.):
Old covered bridge.
She and I. 15226.
Allen (Ella) :
After sundown. 7086.
Candlelight time. 2987.
Down by the old wishin’ well.
18099.
Gypsy honeymoon. 22235.
If wishes were horses. 7917.
Lazy little village. 103894.
Lil fella. 8129.
My heaven’s in a rocking chair-
10662.
Rock-a-bye grandma. 25347.
Therell always be a someone.
ike ie
When I sing a sgng. 6925.
Allen (Flora):
Happy with you. 18276.
Please send him back tome. 6317.
True American. 17453.
Allen (G. N.) Voice of youth. 2534.
Allen (G. W.) I took your heart.
24576.
Allen (H. P.)
Allen (H. R.):
Sand in the shoe. 8710.
What a moon. 9165.
Allen (Henry):
I fell in love with you. 987.
Singing pretty songs. 2158.
Allen (J. S.) What are the waves:
saying. 15588.
Allen (Jules) :
Cow trail to Mexico. 4964.
Little old sod shanty. 5826.
Allen (Lee):
Allen’s lying blues.
Cross-firing blues. 436.
Lightning bug blues. 16662.
Midnight-mama. 14790.
Rough neck blues. 6429.
Allen (Les) Just a little grey-haired
lady. 24695.
10796.
Songs of India. 11191.
13799.
1080;
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Allen (Mary)
21355*.
Allen (P. E.):
Beautiful golden dreams.
I miss vou. 12405.
My heaven is in your dear eyes.
Thank you, dear world.
15829.
1613.
Spending. 21287.
Allen (Paul) America, the beautiful.
4705.
Allen (R. L.) Rhythm of the south-
land. 11014.
Allen (T. 8.):
Dixie rube. 23795 (20).
Lady Rose. 11670 (190).
My dusky Rose. 1600, 15733
(227).
Allen (T. W.):
March on, Cincinnati. 18702.
Vanderbilt forever. 19450.
Allen (Viola) People’s parade. 8559.
Allen (Wayne) :
Id do it again. ‘7797.
Tll remember. 7827.
Send a little melody around the
world. 8725.
Signal. 11109.
Steins on the table.
Allensworth (H. R.)
11218.
Here’s mud in
your eye. 12287, 24425.
Aller (G. H.) Rose of Sharon.
232138.
Alley (S. L.):
Gambling barroom blues. 12182.
Love’s freedom. 1415.
Alleyne (G.) Honey don’t cry.
24449,
Allier (Gabriel) aw. and Allier (M.
Bode La) prop. :
Jcyeuse Espagne. 4656 (380).
Plus réveuse. 15733 (271).
Souvenez-vous. 15733 (332).
Allison (A, K.) Dll take you back.
24524.
Allison (Rae):
If you sing a song. 5607.
Together all the way. 4879.
Allitsen (Frances) :
As the buds look up.
Doubts. 9332 (92).
Love’s mandate. 9332 (222).
Love’s victory. 9832 (228).
Rapture. 9332 (295).
Rebellion. 9332 (297).
Regret. 9332°.(308).
Resolve. 9832 (306).
Song of faithfulness.
Allmendinger (M. A.)
flowers. 9906.
Allura (Guy D’) See D’Allura (Guy)
Alm da gibt’s koa stind. 18540, 18541.
Almaby (Maiotte) Madiana. 1441,
10508.
9332 (18).
9332 (3833).
Friends of the
Almagno (J. B.) N.R.A. march.
20908.
Alman (Samuel) Ebraica. 3187.
Almira. 9990.
Aloha oe. 19675.
Aloi (Josephine) :
Good times coming. 5295.
My precious child. 3897.
No matter what you say.
Playing the game of love.
Song I wrote for you. 6563.
Alongi (F.):
Avant détre capitaine.
Avant d’étre capitaine . .
étre matelot. 17842.
Alonso (Francisco) :
Canta, gayarre.
Leandras. 12600.
Que pasa en Cadiz. 13165.
Alosi (Alfredo) FEantastica fantasia
6142.
4043.
(assy
. il faut
24026.
poetica. 20054.
Alpert (Mickey) It’s midnight my
love. 22559.
Alpha music. Rose of my garden.
4120.
13800.
I will be faithful.
Alpine memories.
Alquist (H. J.)
5578.
Alrobi musikverlag, g.m.b.h.:
Anno dazumal war’s nicht anders.
13814.
Bin nur ein armer wandersmann.
13899.
Bravo! bravo.
Dame mit
19906.
Hinen
9794.
Essig und oel. 3201.
Friihlingssttirme.
14250.
Ging da nicht eben das gliick
vorbei. 14270.
Gruss and kuss Veronika.
Herren vom Maxim. 3838738.
Heut’ bin ich so. vergniigt,
k6nnte immer singen. 3874.
In Grinzing beim heurigen wein.
23989.
dem regenbogen.
Sonntag ohne sorgen.
9909, 9910,
14306.
ich
10211.
Kleinen méadchen mit dem treuen
blick. 143806.
Kleines trompeterlein, egrtiss
Gott, ade... 14622.
Mann mit herz. 3764.
Nacht der grossen liebe. 14917.
Paprika. 4019.
Pech muss man haben. 15032.
Prosit unsern frauen!
unserm wein. 15093.
Reizend. 4094.
Schiff ohne hafen. 11064.
Tag ohne dich. 4808.
Was frauen trdiumen.
Wir kurbeln an. 4575.
Hin prosit
11461.
1081
INDEX
Alsatian carol. 17788.
Alsdorf (U. J.) Spread the
busy bees. 2815 (314).
news
Alstyne (Egbert Van) See.Van AlIl-
styne (Egbert)
Alt (Augusta Yon) See Von Alt
(Augusta)
Alte (as ©) Sweetheart mother.
11259.
Altamore (Frank):
Hill billy wedding in June.
14344.
Stuttering Billy. S891.
Tell me you'll always remember.
23431.
Your [sic] bound to look like a
monkey. 9314.
Alter (Louis) :
Come.up and see me sometime.
24080.
12292,
Happy little week-end. 20190.
Hi-ho lack-a-day. 3376.
I don’t wanna lose you. 14394.
Manhattan serenade. 22770.
Morning, noon and night. 12828-
12880.
My last year’s girl.
Peanuts and kisses. 23080.
Rain in my heart. 253819.
Alterie (Mary) pseud. See Graziano
(M. R.)
Alterson
16315.
Althoff (Gustav) :
Annemarie. 2858.
Miidel weine nicht so sehr. 1446.
Miidel, wenn ich dir raten kann.
3752.
Althouse (L.
20419.
Altieri (Louis) :
May morning. 14758.
Wabbly legs. 15550.
Altizer (Homer) Eyes of blue.
Altman (Arthur):
Dawn patrol. 19922.
Easy going woman. 20007.
I’d like to take a flying leap over
the moon. 5459.
I knew you’d pass me by. 22358.
12891, 16859.
(Benj) Hollywood blues.
D.) Ice cream cone.
9831.
In my home town. 14529.
Milkman’s blues. 20764.
My Gypsy rhapsody. 8362, 8363,
12883.
My home town. 25048.
Only yesterday. 18962.
Play fiddle play. 1882-1885, 4041,
6308, 8574, 21067.
Sleep, my darling sleep. 4202.
Sleep, my darling, sleep within my
arms: 15260" 15261.
Sweet things in life. 2288.
Voice of the city. 21481.
pt. HI, n. s., v.28
When I kiss you goodnight in the
morning. 21551.
When you tell me that you care.
2665.
Altman (Harry)
here. 12011.
Altrichter (QO. J.):
’Cause this place is all our own.
4899.
So come to me dream girl.
Alu. (Ernest) Uoechie e
155233
Alvarado (W. R.)
2380.
Alvarez (Mario) Technocracy.
Amadei (Amedeo) :
Burattini in marcia.
Inno a Roma. 17107.
Amadigi. 24379.
Amador (Benito)
866.
Amalfitano (Katherine)
pleasant dream girl.
Amann (FE. W.).. Girl I met yester-
day. 2012K,
Amante nuova. 138424.
Amato (Gennaro) :
Avventure di Mincuccio ’o barese.
Days are clear over
6537.
Zingara.
They call it love.
2330.
11865.
Hispano-americana.
I’m just a
DDzZas
2883.
So’ guaglione. 4213.
Amato (Giuseppe) Fusion hymn.
248138.
Amberg (Charles) Madel aus dem
Rheinland. 20710.
Ambers (W. M.):
Lost sweetheart. 5852.
Queen of my heart. 13166.
Ambrose (M. A. ):
Don’t let me down out of my high
place. 14120.
Let me kiss you in my dreams
to-night. 14645.
To arms! to arms! help me win
the one I love. 15455.
Ambrose (Paul):
Just for today. 17752 (72, 7).
Like a cradle rocking, rocking.
W752 (6k).
Little child’s hymn. 17752 (838).
Loving Shepherd. 17752 (87).
Melody in F. 17752 (128).
What hast Thou given for me.
157338, (382).
Ambrosio (A. d’)
(194).
Ambrosio (W. F.) pseud. See Saen-
ger (Gustav)
Ambrosychuk (M. M.)
Sérénade. 13765
O gentle Colo-
rado waves. 10775.
AmbroZaite (A. CC.) Pavinéiavones
diana. 1850.
Amby (V. P.) Whisper I love you.
25881.
Amendola (Joan) TJ’ll play tag with
you love. 10108.
1082
INDEX
nog. 1-12, 1933
Amer. bk. Co.
25682, 25683.
Amer. Hawaiian music publishers:
American Hawaiian numerical
method for Hawaiian steel gui-
tar. 4708.
Hawaiian guitar’ solos.
18291, 18292, 20207.
American hymnal. 7123.
Amer, legion. Fred A. Snyder post.
Comrades of the Legion. 7391.
Amer. music Co.:
Butterflies. 17989.
Deep in the night.
Fate.
Thursday.
Traffic. 15486.
Amer. music corp. :
Here is my heart, here is my hand.
Three—book series.
16286,
14089, 18054.
5379.
I’m crooning a love song to heaven.
iPByiey
I want the moon. 7895.
Looking forward. 8173.
Night winds. 8486.
Seng of the legionaire [sic]
13345.
When the moon shines down on
the moonshine. 9195.
Amer. radio news corp. Cowboy
Tom’s round-up book. 11979.
Amer. war mothers. Yorktowne
chapter. War mothers’ song. 9127.
Americana. 1088.
Amerio (Henry) :
Colombina. 24070.
I dreamt you fell in love with
me. 936.
Amers (H. G.) Wee MacGreegor.
Zeta. (a2).
Ames (Alan) Just you, just me, just
you. 22617.
Amfitheatrof (Daniele) :
Notti Cubane. 1713.
Oh, rumba, rumba. 1741.
Play for me. 1886.
Amiano (R.) Imperio. 1110.
Amirati (Enry) Son of the. sky.
11176.
Amiss (T. B.) jr.
rainbow. 258.
Ammerman (George)
ah 2:
Amor (Addy)
you are true.
Amor trionfante.
Amore dei due re.
Brilliant Hawaiian
Smoke dreams.
My campus dreams of
1588.
17803*.
214, 392, 393, 1706,
1710.
Amrhein (J. A.) In that old rocking
chair. 12467.
Amsco music sales co.
favorite songs. 9824.
Amspoker (F. C.) Marvelous.
Hverybody’s
18713.
Amsterdam (Paul)
at all. 984.
Amundsen (Nora) Plant of love that’s
blooming in my heart. 15054.
Anael (Mrs. 8S. V.) Sunset. 25593.
Anaman (W. T.) If I were a spirit.
24609.
Ancétre (L’) 15783 (299).
Ancient German Easter carol.
Ancliffe (Charles)
nations. 19799.
Andantino. 19693.
Andersen (A. T.) I’m the happiest
boy in the world. 5546.
Andersen (Henry) :
Skippervalsen.
I don’t regret it
2853.
Brotherhood of
17240.
Skotternes parade. 138306.
Andersen (K. N.):
Altid om dagen. 19681.
Apollo revyen 1933. 15795.
Blaa drenge. 19759.
Der var engang paa Frederiksborg.
16046.
Kom! Alene vil vi gaa. 19681.
Landmandsliv. 1277.
Nyhavn 17. 12981.
Odds 777. 1733.
Andersen (Poul)
14204
Familie valsen.
Andersen (Stell) Prelude and Gigue.
4060.
Anderson (A. C. M.) Dear mother of
mine. 22010.
Anderson (A. HE.) Hudson River mem-
ories. 20267.
Anderson (A. M.) Slow down. 13310.
Anderson (Agnes) When it’s night-
time in the valley. 25840.
Anderson (Allen) Drive old depres-
Sion away. 9781.
Anderson (Alva) While the stars are
whispering. 25879.
Anderson (Arthur)
82238.
Anderson (Ben) Through the land of
dreams with you. 9011.
Anderson (C. B.):
All I want is love. 15756.
I’ve found a rose in melancholy
lane. 24577.
Talking in your sleep. 23423.
You know you can’t take it so
Lullaby to love.
don’t come cryin’ to me. 25956.
Anderson (C. E.):
Our Jessie dear. 8525.
Our Wally. 8530.
Anderson (C.M.) Our Florida. 1816.
Anderson (Charles J.) How long,
honey, how long. 5429.
Anderson (Chic) How long, honey,
how long. . 5429.
Anderson (Chrissie J.)
memories. 20267.
Hudson River
1083
INDEX
pty Ty Sve oe
Anderson (E. M.):
Canoe, the moon and you. 19824.
Skating on the ice. 21228.
Anderson (Elizabeth) :
At the battle of San Juan. 19648
(4).
It’s the same old song. 19648
(60).
You’re all right—vyoure O. K.
19648 (176).
Anderson (Eric) My rainbow dream
girl. 3900.
Anderson (Ester M.) To live, to
laugh, to.love. 17481.
Anderson (Hthyl M.) Musical initia-
tory service. 3853.
Anderson (F.E.) Mood jocose. 18766.
Anderson (EF. H.) jr.. Ev’rybody comes
to my house, but the one I love.
24241.
Anderson (Frank) :
I’m lonely for you only. 22412.
I thought so much of you. 24573.
Anderson (G. L.) My little Anna.
22898.
Anderson (H. E.) Better times are
here. 9496.
Anderson (H. 8S.) Hurrah for pros-
perity. 16338.
Anderson (H. W.) Eventide. 12109,
22101.
Anderson (Irene) :
Golden gate bridge. 22205.
Our blue eagle. 21017.
Poor broken heart. 10918.
Anderson (Jesse) :
But I still can’t believe we're
through. 24004.
Why should I. 19563.
Anderson (K. L.) Brickbats and but-
tercups. 179381*.
Anderson (L. L.):
I’m looking for a sweetheart.
24554.
That old homecomin’. 25653.
Anderson (L. M.) Colorado home.
24073.
Anderson (L. 8.) :
Down South. 16078.
Hail to the pioneers. 9993.
Jewels of the desert. 20505*.
My Jeanie. 4656 (429).
Soft the music. 4218.
Song of the tropic seas.
Southern day. 4242.
To mission San Francisco. 11357.
Anderson (Leroyal) I’m thinking of
11187.
you dear. 14457.
Anderson (M. B.) Hills of home.
16310.
Anderson (Nettie) My sweetheart of
the air. 20883.
Anderson (P. A.):
Blue and moanin’ low. 13906.
Drifting. 14150.
Anderson (Peter) Step lightly. 11219.
Anderson (R. J.) Let’s get acquainted.
10404. .
Anderson (T. H.) You’ve got me sing-
ing the blues. 11653.
Anderson (W. K.) Old Mandy Presh-
un. 6221.
Anderson (W. R.), of Great Britain.
Rhythmic sight-singing. 25335.
Anderson (W. R.), of U. S.:
At the battle of San Juan.
(A). !
It’s the same old song. 19648 (60).
Youre all right—you’re O. K.
19648 (176).
Anderson (Walter) :
Lonely moon. 20657.
You’re so shy. 21665.
Andino (J. E.):
Brokenhearted. 13938.
Pearl and the pumpkin. 9332
(276):
Society circus. T7076 (321).
Ando (M. J.) Ill never be nearer
heaven than you. 12354.
Andraud (A. J.):
First book of studies for oboe or
English horn. 7573.
Souvenir of old Quebee. 19266.
Andre (F.) From me to you. 5220.
Andre (H. G.):
' Bye and bye. 17942.
In my imagination. 18480.
What am I todo with you. 15587.
André (Johann) :
Chant dune somnambule.
Magyar. 18692.
André (Paul) Cherbourg. 11918.
Andreasen (Elsie) Forgotten love.
691.
Andreatta (R. M.) Yearning for you,
19648
17973.
sweetheart. 25987.
Andrée (G. G.) You are my dream
come true. 13716.
Andree (J. L.):
Blue river bring back memories
of my dear mother. 19782.
Evergreen valley. 5150.
Andreotti (C. M.) Things I’ve never
meant to do. 21390.
Andrew (L. T.) Our cottage. 13053.
Andrews (C. A.):
Come up some times. 21946.
Sweetheart I love you. 21326.
Andrews (C. L.) pseud. See King
(R. A. K.)
Andrews (Clare) pseud. See Andrews
(C. A.)
Turn the rainbow
2461.
Andrews (M. C.)
eolors from the inside out.
1084
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Andrews (Mark) :
Build thee more stately mansions.
15900.
Fierce raged the tempest. 17752
48),
Gracious Saviour. 22194, 22195.
Unto Thee O Lord. 17752 (150).
Andrist (Karl) Harlequin. 12264.
Androux (Jean) MDivertimento. 7458.
Andy (Tom) Bedstefar’s vals. 13877.
Ange du mal. 138992, 18531, 20497.
Angelillo (Ralph) Lady behave.
3641. )
Angell (W. H.)
6626.
Angell (W. M.)
Angelo (Joseph D’)
(Joseph )
Angelone (Carmine) JI could learn to
love a girlie just like you. 10078.
Angels and shepherds. 17813.
Angels in the garden. ‘Saal
Anglyn (H. E.):
Akron’s last flight. 7097.
Mother’s whisper. 6019.
Anguish (P. J.) Introduce me to that
Still, still with Thee.
Know. 22625. |
See D’Angelo
honey. 3561,
Angus (W. F.) jr. Swaggerinlong.
21320.
Anheisser (Siegfried) Figaros hoch-
zeit. 6025,
Anhelt (K. 8.) Boat of dreams.
2986.
Anino (Robert) That beautiful
mother of mine, 8957.
Ankrom (F. S.):
I got to be a’lovin’ somebody.
20305.
If you'd only say you love me,
12442,
Let the old world roll right on.
12626,
Love, help me to forget. 12673.
Anleitner (F. M.) Lovin’ man. 1421.
Anna Karenina. 2857,
Annabelle. 7134*,
Annable (H. C.)
14560.
Annemarie, die braut der kompagnie.
2858.
Annie Laurie. 15789, 18407, 18513,
19419, 21696 (13).
Annunziata (M. R.)
[Sic] 12982.
Annunziata (Paddy)
It might have been.
O Barcellona
I found you in
somebody’s arms. 5472.
Annussek (Karl) Tll be yours—
you ll be mine sweetheart. 12349.
Ansaldo (Franco) ;
Che strana cosa.
Dorina. 12054.
Never blue. 12948.
Shadows, 13273.
11913,
Anschuetz (C. B.) Coming spring.
4656 (105).
Anschuetz (Otto) Coming spring.
4656 (105).
Ansell (John) Tally ho. 19334.
Anstett (Jay) Wabash cannon ball.
25760.
Anthologie classique.
Anthony (—):
Angel band. 15784.
Harp and crown. 16281.
Anthony (Hdith) On my way to
happiness bay. 1767.
Anthony (H. P.):
‘Friend on the far western coast.
21744.
24305.
I want you only. 20407.
Anthony (J. E.) Notorious baby.
10763.
Anthony (J. M.):
What a combination we are.
17550.
Why say good-bye. 4560.
Anthony (Stuart) Once I —— a-gal
named Susie. 17005.
Anthony Cyril (Brother) :
Adeste fideles. 16.
Adoramus Te Christe.
Ave verum. 17847.
By a lonely river.
Christ to-day
21917-21920.
Cradle song. 4697, 9655, 9656.
Golden-glow. 72538-7256.
Silent night, holy night. 2137.
Through the years. 6747, 21406.
Antiche danze ed arie. 87.
4670.
7248-7251.
rejoices men.
Antoci (Giuseppe, or Joseph) O
bella Tina. 8452, 8453.
Antonelli (Alfonso) Just-buy-to-day.
24706.
Antonellis (C. J.) Vignettes. 11422.
Antonini (Alfredo) :
Donde estas corazon. 12048.
Italia nova. 20491.
Mama. 18694.
Quiéreme mucho, 15106.
Tango della gelosia. 15406.
Antonini (Félix) Esta noche he
llorado. 18150.
Anttila (Lucille) lLet’s go strolling.
3666.
Anzaldua (Louis) I only wish I had
a million. 12411.
Anzi (Giovanni D’) :
Barcelonita. 9461.
Nuvole d’amore. 6171.
Rumba paesana. 11048.
Sul nilo blu. 11282.
Uno due tre. 11406.
Apel (W. C.) When you say good-
night. 6958.
Apollo musie ¢o.:
Aedonia. 19654.
1085
INDEX
Apollo music co.—Continued.
Duo astra apopse
20008.
If I only had the money. 20424.
Love and kisses. 22721.
Maipa patia. 3777.
Lire wou yavKo. 4244.
Lrovs dtxovs pov. 4256.
Vita mia. 4486.
Ya-ya. 23789.
Yo-yo. 23791.
Apollo revyen 1933. 15795.
Apollo-verlag, inh: Paul Lincke:
Deutscher wandermarsch. 16050.
Miinehner_ carneval -marsch.
leipoune.
22861.
Appel (R. G.) Benedicite, omnia
opera Domini. 7201.
Appelbaum (Jack) Sweet little girl.
Igodoae
Appelbaum (M. N.) I am lonesome
and blue when I don’t see you.
5446.
Applebee (C. W.)
24068.
Applefield
889.
Applegate (EK. E.):
Keep the wheels of progress turn-
ing. 12562.
Memories of father. 3795.
Moonlight on the Hudson. 3836.
That’s how much I love you.
4335.
Why did you leave me. 15646.
Appleton (D.)-Century co., ine.
Hymns of worship and _ “service.
23795 (32).
Colleen my colleen.
(Eva) Honolulu honey.
April (Jack) My little mother.
10679.
Aquila (Angelo) Just you. 18567.
Arabella. 8881*, i Ba 13318",
15340, 15341.
Aragona (Sam) Lidia mazurka.
12631.
Arbos (E. F.) Petite suite espagnole.
4035.
Arbour (KE. V.) Chummie. 17985.
Arbuckle (R. A.) When I think of
you. 6926.
Are (Chesy d’) pseud.
lis (Cesiano de)
Arcany (—) pseud. See Gessner (Rai-
mund )
Arearaz (Luis) :
Besos. 138894.
Bohemios. 238.
Desilusion. 498.
Ensofiacion. 24227.
Hamaca. 243886.
Juguete de amor.
Olvida. 1761.
See Archange-
14590.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
Quiero. 1944.
Sombras. 15282.
Arce (Jorge) Ven mi Nena. 2510.
Archambault (M. E. H. M. T.) Sous
la feuillée. 4656 (602).
Archangelis (C. de) ine.:
Don’t say good-bye to me.
Waltz of love. 4456.
Archangelis (Cesiano de) :
Don’t say good-bye to me.
Waltz of love. 4456.
Archdale (J. F.) Montana gives me
the thrill. 1548.
Archer (D. F.) Song of the fisher-
man’s lass. 6567.
Archer (Harry) Talking in my sleep.
8935.
Archer (K. R.):
Gipsy bridegroom.
3141.
3141.
5244.
Stand fast America. 6611.
Archer (Leola) Forgotten. 20084.
Archer (William) Dream girl of
K. A. Pi... 24182
Archetti (Daniel)
love with me.
Arcier (C. F.) Bad girl. 17857.
Arden (Glenn) pseud. See Gregory
(H. H.)
Ardin (Alfonso)
If you could be in
5602.
Beneath the sunny
sky of Porto Rico. 196.
Arditi (L.) Bacio. 17178.
Are you ticklish. 21448.
Arellano (F. R.):
Angelica. 7133.
Dolores vals. 512. °
Lupe schottisch. 1480.
Arena (Marie) Mother’s prayer.
8330.
Arendosh (George) I love you in all
my dreams. 10114, 24538.
Arensky (Anton):
Lord hath heard me. 248381.
Serenade. 138765 (193).
Steaming rill. 13765 (2138).
Suite. 238862.
Valse pathétique. 2505.
Aretta (Tony) Howell-Aretta sys-
tem of modern accordion study.
24465.
Arezzo (Pierre)
2429.
Argo-verlag. Wienerwald. 15655.
Ariane et Barbe-bleue. 15738 (12).
Arkhangelsky (Alexander) :
Incline Thine ear, oh Lord. 18497.
Tout pour le marin.
Out of the depths. 18976.
Arkin pub. co. I love you so. 16400.
Arlen (Ann) pseud. See Sweeney
(A. M.)
Arlen (Harold):
Breakfast ball. 21839, 23990.
Get yourself a new broom. 9930.
Happy as the day is long. 9998.
1086
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Eee
I gotta right to sing the biues.
3428.
It’s only a paper moon. 20484.
Let’s fall in love. 20595, 24769.
Love is love anywhere. 20684,
24845.
Raisin’ the rent. 10992.
Shame on you. 19168.
Stormy weather keeps rainin’ all
the time. 8878.
This is only the beginning. 11330,
21397, 25676.
Two feet in two four time. 2472.
Arlen (Jerry) Harlem hospitality.
24402.
Arlésienne (L’) 11812.
Arlette. 4656 (29).
Arley (S. R. %) pseud. See Rosinski
(S. J.)
Arliss (Juanne) :
Mon coeur vagabond. 18759.
Partir. 18995.
Radio blues. 19065.
Arlt (W. G.) God. 18284.
Armand (Jacques) :
Stulen vals. 8889.
Tummetott. 9051.
Armand (Jean) :
Dark eyes. 12007, 14075.
In a clock store. 20434.
Memories of Vienna. 14772.
Old refrain. 13023, 14977.
Sleeping beauty. 15501.
Armbruster (Clifford) :
Down that little sunset trail to
our home. 16086.
Old Montana moon.
Armenini (Andy)
after all. 10172.
Armenta (HE. 8.) Century of progress.
9580.
Armetta (Antonio) :
I still remember you. 10152.
I wonder why you went away.
20992.
I wasn’t so bad
20417.
Armond (Lizzie De) See De Armond
(Lizzie )
Arms (Marie) Marva. 8248.
Armstrong (A. F.) Slave bell. 11188.
Armstrong (A. G.) My old Oregon
home in the pines. 16871.
Armstrong (George) Who said the
devil has a tail.
Armstrong (Harry)
19550.
Bonnie Jean of
Aberdeen. 23979.
Armstrong (J. L.) One heart divine.
10823.
Armstrong (John or Juan):
Bailando con mi negrita.
Yo la culpo. 2744.
Armstrong (Lillian) :
After tonight. 15748.
Brown boy. 9528.
Hi de ho man. 183819.
23914.
38188—34——2
Let’s call it love. 20598.
Low-down rhythm. 20702.
Waiting-longing-hoping. 21492.
Armstrong (Louis) Hobo, you can’t
ride this train. 7746.
Armstrong (Sybil) :
Down the shady lane.
Little memory. 8146.
Miss Springtime. 10572.
Rock me to sleep, my mother.
8673.
Armstrong (Thomas) :
Christ, whose glory fills the skies.
7484.
11936.
So, we'll go no more a-roving.
25495.
Armstrong (Tom) Rose of Honolulu.
2014.
Armstrong (W. D.)
of God. 238185.
Armstrong (Wilma) Melody, a waltz
and you. 24919.
Army and navy march. 23867.
Arne (—):
Music to the fairy prince. 8340,
When all the Attic fire was fled.
17564.
Arne (T. A.) Overture in the masque
of Comus. 25216.
Arnell (K. F.) Hobo. 3388.
Arnett (J. O.) Since it’s so, why did
it begin. 2145.
Arney (Jacques)
dron. 18210.
Arnold (B. P.)
Ne aAs Mie (.
Arnold (Cecil) Ill meet you in my
dreams, till then—goodbye. 7825.
Arnold (EK. E.) :
Beneath the willow tree. 11798.
My Dolly dear and me. 12871.
Arnold (Edward) & co.:
Billy Boy. 7213.
Bird’s song. 7214.
Blossom. 7222.
Bunches of grapes. 7273.
Charlie is my darling. 731,
Gay spring. 7617.
Heroes. 20232.
Knocking. 8059.
Lavender. 8078.
Lord protector.
Lost kite. 8181.
Meeting of the waters. 8266.
Morning and evening. 8319.
O, come all ye faithful. 8455.
Old roads. 8488.
Piper. 8570.
Pleasant day. 8877.
Song on May morning. 8830.
Song to beauty. 8881.
Rise up, O men
Gaités de Vlesca-
We're backing the
8177.
To music bent. 9020.
Arnold (Ethelwyn) :
Lady journalist. 21696 (219).
1087
INDEX
Arnold (Ethelwyn)—Continued.
Nancy my midsummer
19648 (99).
Arnold (Eugene) :
Bright the sun is shining.
(75).
Heah dem
(136).
Arnold (Gene) :
Before the
23939.
By the light of faith. 24011.
Can I hope to see His face. 24024.
Glory road is open now. 24839.
Hallelujah. 243884.
I pray. 24568.
If I but knew. 24602.
If we forget to pray. 24614.
In the palace of God. 24641.
It’s a long road. 24666.
Jesus had found me. 24679.
Jesus is near evry day. 24680.
Jesus is pleading. 24681.
Just to be near Him is heaven to
me. 24711.
Light up the way. 24790.
My Ozark mountain home. 10692.
New day is dawning. 25101.
Over the road of sorrow. 25215.
Prayer my mother taught me.
25286.
Ready for
25324.
Shout His praises. 25446.
Step by step we’re marching on.
25570.
Tell me the story once more.
25637.
Tell my mother I’m in heaven.
4322, 8949, 8950.
That’s my faith in Jesus.
Time that Jesus’. loves
25689.
When the sun of life goes down.
25857.
Why did He have to die for me.
25891.
Your Chicago, my Chicago. 138751.
Arnold (Gertrude) Blue | springs.
4843.
Arnold. (3. : Ae}?
I’ll meet you in my dreams, till
then—goodbye. 7825.
It must be so. 16534.
When de big bell rings dat day.
17566.
Arnold (Les) Jog along right up that
path to the sun. 10304.
Arnold (M. D.) I’m only happy when
the sky is blue. 14449.
Arnold (Minnie) Heah dem darkies
sing. 11670 (136).
Arnos (R. R.) Dreaming of the old
folks back home, 22074.
fancy.
4656
darkies sing. 11670
shrine of destiny.
the Master’s call.
25659.
best.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
Arnoux (Georges) Vingt chansons
bretonnes. 21751.
Arnstein (I. B.) I love you so.
16400.
Arnvall (Alma) Rainbows. 23158.
Arold’s (E.) musikverlag. Siisser .. .
Stisser. . 2261, 2262.
Aromando (Mario):
Blue dream. 15865.
Canzone bohéme. 9563.
Che strana cosa. 11913.
Come back, my dear. 15984.
Dancing tune. 16024.
Dorina. 12054.
Entretien des comméres.
Falene. 9840.
Fiori e farfalle.
Ghita. 9931.
Hawaiian moonlight.
Improvisation. 22497.
Mary and Bobby. 127438.
Mattinata. 10529.
Mi cubanita. 22813.
Never blue. 12948.
Porque me miras. 23112.
Rose al vento. 11032.
Russian mountains. 13221.
Shadows. 13273. -
Solitudine. 11168.
Ultima resa. .23515.
Arons (8S. R.) Where’s all the bloom-
in’ money. 21585.
Aronson (Jack):
Garden in old Kalua. 9916.
In a garden in old Kalua.
Aronson (Maurice) :
Andante, from
phony. 821.
Finale. 5346.
Five Christmas carols. 104.
Harmonious blacksmith. 797.
It is ordained by will divine.
9810.
16156.
12270.
10201.
Surprise sym-
14778.
Largo, from Xerxes. 800.
Menuett. 5344.
Nocturne. 14778.
Serenade. 6026.
Serenata. 5346.
Theme and variations. 15839.
Three early compositions. 14843.
Around the town. 19648 (50, 61, 66,
69), 21696 (374).
Around the world in song. 105.
Aroztegui (M.) Champagne tango.
9583.
Arrington (EK. M.) Nobody but you.
18916.
Arriola (Alfred) Ah, love let us love
to-night. 13783.
Canta, gayarre. 24026.
Arroyo (E.)
Moonlight on the
Arsenault (Lena)
river shore. 1556.
Arsi (Attilio) Caracalla. 11887.
Art of love. 9399.
1088
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Art publication soc.:
Airs from The Bohemian girl.
21775.
And so we marched. 4715.
Andante, from Surprise sym-
phony. 821.
Believe ime, if all those endear-
ing young charms, 23948.
Wecossaises. 17886.
Finale. 5346.
Five Christmas carols. 104,
Four little piano pieces with
words. 23955.
Fir Elise. 158388.
Harmonious blacksmith. 797.
It is ordained by will divine.
14778.
Largo, from Xerxes. 800.
Londonderry air. 22703.
Menuett. 5344.
Nocturne. 14778, 21914.
O beautiful month of May.
Pirates bold. 25255.
Rustic parade. 21158.
Sambo plays the banjo.
Serenade. 6026.
Serenata. 5346.
Theme and variations.
Three early compositions.
Turkish march. 13880.
Valse Marie. 21462.
Wedding march. 16775.
Youth and joy. TOTO.
Arter (Al):
I’m crazy over you. 10122.
Prosperity bound. 8613.
Words of love. 7014.
You're one in a million to me.
7049,
Artese (Victor) :
No fooling. 16949.
When you’re gone away. 17608.
Arthur (Dorothy) You can be had.
17704.
Arthur (F. K.)
15007.
Arthur (L. A.):
Why did you break up because of
someone new. 4049.
You’re my dream girl. 19620.
Arthurs (George) And the weeping
willows wept. 15783 (7).
Artino (Bessie) You say you can
love no other but me. 19627.
Artist pub. co. Father’s’ business.
630.
Artok (L.) Poém.
Arvor (Guy D’):
Bons moments au régiment.
Brutlantes larmes. 4861.
En route, mes enfants. 7529.
Oui! cest toujours Vamour.
8524.
Te fais pas d’mousse.
6174.
25255.
15839.
14843.
Our glorious nation.
6321.
7236.
8943.
Aryl (Claude) Editions. Petite valse
concertante en ré bémol. 8563.
As thousands cheer. 18132, 18209,
18308, 183438, 18642, 193804, 20194,
20946.
As you like it. 19705*.
As you were. 7142.
Asaturian (Setrak) :
Laughing clown. 12593.
Let’s join the nudists and go
nude. 24771.
Ascension. 109.
Asche (lL. V.) (Two big blue eyes.
11392.
Aschenbrenner (Walter) Jesus on
the water side. 20503.
Ascher (Adolph) :
Garden of love. T7076 (87).
Longing for home. 9332 (216).
Ascher (Emil) :
Garden of love. TO76 (87).
Longing for home. 9332 (216).
Ascher (Emil) inc.:
Ascher’s classics of the air album.
4738.
Hof brau medley waltz. 12296.
Ascher (L. W.) Cheer for California.
346.
Ascher (Morton):
Ascher’s classics of the air album.
4738.
Garden of love. TO76 (87).
Longing for home. 9332 (216).
Ascher (Paula):
Garden of love. T7076 (87).
Longing for home. 9332 (216).
Ascher-Mahl (-——-) pseud. See Ascher
_ (Emil).
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.:
Come back again to the sun.
4938.
Fairy phantoms.
Harem ball. 5382.
I bless the dawn that brought me
you. 24484.
9837.
In old Montmartre. 1130.
Kiss in spring. 1250.
Kiss in springtime. 1251.
Love’s the joy of life. 1395.
Love will find a way. 12689.
Master Cupid. 14755.
Moon of my dreams. 1548.
Ninon. 1691.
Red lips unkissed. 1963.
Si petite. 19181.
Simple song. 2142.
Sing my heart a lullaby. 6520.
Temp’ramental star. 2337.
World laughs on. 2784.
Ascher’s classics of the air
A738.
Asdikain
dance no. 1.
album.
(Vartanush ) Armenian
15797.
1089
INDEX
Asenjo (Antonio) Tentac.ones.
25642.
Asfodelo. 9404*.
Ash grove. 9405.
Ashdown (Edwin) Itd.:
At Christmastide. 23878.
Elegy. 5118.
Fain would I change that note.
616.
Fairy castle. 618.
French suites. 9442, 23903.
Invitation to the waltz. 24657.
Invocation to the sun. 5650.
Ma li'l black coon. 1486.
Mayday. 24912.
Menuet. 5957.
Minuet. 11789.
Night piece. 12961.
Oberon’s song. 12995.
Serenade. 11041.
Slumber song. 25415.
Song from Anacreon. 25516.
Trumpet voluntary. 25712.
Twilight fancies. 11387.
Valse etude. 138535.
Venetian gondola song. 24936.
War-horse. 2566.
What of thy flocks, O shepherd.
25816.
Woodland sketches. 2730.
Asher (Gladys) Was I dreaming.
17519.
Ashford (E. L.) aw. and Ashford
(H. S.) prop.:
Abide with me. T7076 (1).
Allegretto non troppo. 11670 (5).
Andante. 7076 (8).
As Mount Zion. 4656 (81).
Awakening. 4656 (48).
Barearolle. TO76 (18).
Christ our Passover. 4656 (93).
Christmas bells. 11670 (49).
Christmas pastorale. 11670 (50).
Close the door. 11670 (55).
Come, Holy Spirit. 11670 (56).
Day dreams. 4656 (126).
Despair. 4656 (1383).
Drink for me. 11670 (81).
Easter morning. 4656 (154).
Ecstasy. 4656 (158).
Eternal love. 11670 (94).
Evelyn. 13765 (50).
Evening hymn. T7076 (73).
Expectation. 4656 (170).
Foreboding. 4656 (198).
Gloria in excelsis. 7076 (90).
Glory of the spring. TO76 (94).
I acknowledge my transgressions.
4656 (268).
I cried unto the Lord. T7076
(1344:
I will give thanks. 9332 (152).
Impromptu. 4656 (292).
In His holy temple. 7076 (147).
pt. II, n.s., v.28
In the golden
11670 (162).
Intermezzo sinfonico. 7076 (197).
Is it nothing to you. 11670 (167).
Jerusalem, the golden. 7076 (160).
Let the words of my mouth.
7076 (174). .
Life of a leaf. 4656 (850).
Lord’s anointed. 11670 (205).
Nocturne. T7076 (9).
Palms. 4656 (484).
Postlude. 7076 (222).
Prayer divine. 11670 (289).
Prelude. 4656 (35).
Publish glad tidings. 11670 (299).
Rest. 4656 (535).
Resting on the Lord. 11670 (805).
Rustic wedding scene. 7076 (296).
Short voluntary. 11670 (3835).
Spring song. TO076 (334).
giow of youth.
Springtime. 4656 (607).
Sutherland. 13765 (217).
Thanksgiving prelude.. 11670
(343):
There were shepherds. 9832
(358).
They that wait upon the Lord.
7076 (346).
Variations on a chorale. TTO76@
(367).
Vox celeste. TO76 (371).
Wedding march. TO076 (378, 379).
Wedding music. T7076 (380).
While Thee I seek. 11670 (430).
Ashley (G. W.) Alice in Wonderland.
44,
Ashley (H.):
Come back Lottie. 140389.
I’m lonely too. 14445.
Ashley (Helen) :
Nocturne. 23872.
Rose message. 9332 (313).
Sleepy song. 25475.
Steamboat chuggin’ down de river.
23377, 23378, 25568.
' Wase brisé. 4427.
Ashmall (F. M.):
Best game of all. 21809.
My love and I. 22904.
New Yorker. 22952.
Spirit of life. 23361.
Ashton’ (AL PT? 4%.) | “ERYHin? eee
5488.
Ashway (Velma):
I’m sorry that I fell in love with
you. 24560.
Nobody but that man. 1702.
Ashworth (M. E.) New deal. 25101*.
Ashworth-Hope (H.):
Caprice. 13832.
Cloister shadows. 14082.
Ask the professor. 110*.
Askeland (Hallvard) Vinland, 11425.
Askins (B. A.) There's a spot I long
to visit. 17402.
1090
te ere *
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Askins (Hdward) :
I’m drifting along on a cloud.
3464.
I’m looking for a nice young lady.
3479.
Rainbow from out of the sky.
4083.
Roll on, mah blues. 4110.
Roll on, my blues. 6411.
While I’m sitting underneath the
harvest moon. 4537.
Yo’ better shuffle along with me,
babe. 4601.
You’ll be more than a dream girl
to me. 4621.
Aslanoff (Alexander) :
Come to Me. 11788.
My Johann. 5310.
Aspinwall (Hugh) Beside the west-
ern sea. 15845.
Asquith (Ann) Rock me to sleep.
25349.
Associated board of the Royal schools
of music, London:
Arietta. 23863.
At sundown. 23877.
Bird song. 23960.
Chase. 24041.
Echoes from an old harpsichord.
24212.
Game for two. 243820.
Grey skies. 243872.
Happy errand boy. 24394.
Stately minuet. 25565.
Associated music publishers, inc.:
Marching in chains. 5922.
Morning prayer. 6002.
Our native hills. 1820-1822.
9088.
Hurrah for the
Valse scherzo.
Astenius (A. O. T.)
- flag. 21696 (167).
Astori (Alda) Danse mauresque.
9683.
Astra-verlag. Des klarinettisten fluch.
12026.
At Madame Delgay’s.
Atchinson (Colleen)
2874*.
Happy rondeau.
16280.
Atchison (EH. H.) My dear I love you.
1592.
Athenzeum music pub. co., ltd.:
Madame. 3750.
My Donna Rita. 1595.
Atherton (F. P.) Chiffonnette. 7076
_ (81), 9832 (56).
Atherton (M. L.):
I'll step out of the picture. 966.
"Neath the light of a California
moon. 1661.
Atherton (P. L.) Little lad lies in my
arms. 20636.
Atkins (Ivor) :
Evening service. 5146.
Six settings of the preces and re-
Sponses. 23882.
Sonata. 6558.
Atkinson (John)
Atkinson (R. W.):
Blue eagle march. 21823.
Tears in the old folks eyes. - 8944.
Atlas music corp. My heaven of love.
6070.
Attendez-moi chauffeur.
Danseuse. 21989,
17891.
Atterberg (Kurt) Suite pastorale.
11231.
Atwater (Lucile) au. and Atwater
(G. H.) prop. Lark in the meadow
is Singing. 18592.
Atwater (Richard)
town. 88833.
Songs of Chicago
Atwell (W. H.) Connie. 18012.
Atwood (L. E.) Vm alone with my
memories. 203855.
Atwood (Martha) :
Tango. 2314.
Way down South. 23578.
Atys. 23057.
Atzler (Rich.) Sturmglocken. 8890.
Au jardin de la Pompadour. 12481,
12777, 18131, 18189.
Au pays du soleil. 7080, 7588, 7994,
8281, 8553, 8687, 9334, 10813, 18521,
18740.
Aube (L.):
Flirt. 663.
Marionnettes.
Auber (D. F. E.):
Duke of Olonne. 94238.
Fra Diavolo. 19715.
Aubert (Louis) :
Berceuse du marin. 11800.
Mauvaise priére. 10531, 10532.
Aubin (Tony):
Chanson de Gaspard Hiuser. 9584.
Impression fausse. 10198.
J’allais par les chemins perfides.
10288.
Pantoum néglige. 10855.
Par un clair jour d’été.
1479.
10858.
Prélude, récitatif et final. 10942.
Sérénade. 11087.
Six poémes de Verlaine. 9424.
Aubry (Georges) Au jardin des lé-
gendes. 21757.
Auclert (Pierre) Fugues 4 4 parties.
22164.
Audran (—) Chanson de limpéra-
trice. 19837.
Auerbach (E.C.) Silv’ry moon. 25455.
Auerfeld (Jerome) Mother. 8322.
Auf in’s metropol. 4656 (561), 11670
(16, 82, 235, 394, 446).
Aug (C. H.) Spirit of the N. R. A.
PAQZON.
Augener, Itd.:
Ah! how pleasant ’tis to love.
4675.
1091
INDEX
pt. mI, n.s., v.28
Augener, Itd.—Continued.
Albatross. 15752.
Anacreon. 2852.
Arietta. 102. |
At the garden gate. 21756.
Babe is born. 23895.
Barren woods. 159.
Beside the idle summer sea. 204.
Capriccio. 1879, 3851.
Counterpoint exercises. 3069.
Country dance. 21960.
Crotchets. 437, 488.
Crotchets and quavers. 489, 440.
Dainty fine bird. 7409.
Dance. 1427.
Divertimento. 7458.
Etude arabesque. 7544.
Fifty traditional Scottish nur-
sery rhymes. 24978.
Finale. 102.
Firelight. 16157.
Fisherman’s tale. 22126. |
Five portraits. 15413.
Five short pieces. 4039.
Gavotte. 16214.
Greenwood glades. 22230.
Hoddley poddley. 868.
Hock’s (Mr. James) minuet for
the theatre. 7764.
In dark weather. 10206.
King Cole’s fiddle book.
1247.
Lago Maggiore.
iLeti-nighie AZo.
Little waltz. 12938.
Lullaby. 1427.
Minuetto. 22816.
Old world love song. 238012.
Overture to Atys. 28057.
Overture to La Rosaura.
Pantomime. 1837.
Prelude. 10896, 23125.
Quartet. 17110.
Rustic dance. 2028.
Scherzino. 15193. 15194.
Scherzo. 17217.
Serenade. 2104.
Slow ayre. 16214.
Sonata. 5323, 7172, 23992.
Sonnet suite. 11193.
’Stu mo Run. 8888.
Suite of six short pieces.
Summer eyening. 17323.
Summer heats bestowing.
Three waltzes. 9573.
Time and tide. 9015.
Two impromptus. 14845.
Two short solos. 238934.
Valse capricieuse, 23535.
Waltz. 17514.
Waltz charming. 23566.
When all the Attic fire was fled.
17564.
1246,
8063.
25058.
15353.
11238.
Winton suite. 23721.
Ye birds that sing sweetly. 7021.
Augliera (Salvatore) Please come
back to me. 25267.
Augsburg pub. house. Coneordia
hymnal. 3059.
Augstein (A. C.) Bring us. safely
home. 9523.
August (Henry) pseud. See Augusty-
niak (H. J.)
Augustian (QO. F.)
dear I love you.
Augustine (L. C.)
24816.
Augustyniak (H. J.):
It’s just a cottage, but it’s home.
Should I whisper
8748.
Living in dreams.
16544,
On my dream river just you and.
I. 10812.
Auld lang syne. 71852.
Aunt Jane’s Christmas.
Aunt Sally. 23884.
Aurand (T. R.) Your charm lingers:
yet. 4648. :
Aurelli. pseud. See Grumberg (Anna),
Aus der volksseele. 21696 (19).
Aus liebe zur heimat. 11745.
Austen (Ida) Along Washougal’s:
banks I stroll. 62.
Austin (C. €.) jr:
Wake me. 2551.
Whitely the water. 2683.
Austin (Delmont) For the first time.
22142.
Austin (Ernest):
Echoes from an old harpsichord.
AQGIT*
24212.
In flowery meadows. 14520.
Lost cat. 13868.
Under blue skies. 19435.
Austin (G. L.) Let us sing a new
song. 8112.
Austin (Gene) Git along. 3284.
Austin (L. B.) Press on and well
have prosperity. 17093.
Austin (Mary) Waltz with me.
11448.
Austin (R. E.) pseud. See Manney
(CSF .)
Austin (R. T.) Cruisin’. 38083.
Austin (Shan):
I love you just the same.
In dear old Georgia. 3540.
Australia, reciprocal eopyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Austria, reciprocal copyright protec--
tion of music, p. 5.
Auszura (Alfy) Let’s. be happy.
3660.
Auto et pas Il’sou.
Autry (Gene):
Cowboy’s heaven. 9654.
Don’t take me back to the chain
gang. 5059.
10115,
239, 4750, 9428.
1092
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Louisiana moon. 5853.
Memories of that silver
daddy of mine. 24927.
That old feather bed on the farm.
6717, 11296.
True blue Bill. 6784.
Under the old apple tree. 6818.
Yellow rose of Texas. 7023.
Avec l’assurance. 123, 1455.
Averwater (M. J.) Amro method of
piano jazz. 2850.
Avery (Art):
Immortal song. 24624.
When I’m dreaming of your eyes.
2626.
Avery (Minnie) :
My bright golden poppy. 10637.
Only a mother will love you.
10828.
Avery (S. R.) Come, see the place
where Jesus lay. 4656 (103).
Aviana (A. M.) My girl’s gone navy.
14872.
Avril (Mrs. Frank) If we should ever
part. 24617.
Avril (M. P.) See Avril (Mrs. Frank)
Awake! ’tis May. 94338*.
Awouters (Jean) Marche du bonnet
phrygien. 22777.
Axelson (Sten):
Det ir jag, som gar vigen uppfor
stegen. 14108.
Hm—hm. 20237.
Jag kommer i kv&ll under bal-
kongen. 7997.
Axman (Emil) U plamene.
Axt (William) :
Lady of the night. 10373.
Love, love, I want you.
Magyariana. 10508.
New rhythm. 10732.
Two lips like cherries.
Vienna in May. 9099.
Vienna life. 11420.
Axtens (Florence) Piano class meth-
haired
9065.
10480.
9061.
od. 15045.
Ay, ay, ay. 4759, 4760.
Ayers (H. A.) I’m in love with love.
22406.
Aylesworth (Victoria) First music
book for school. 20064.
Ayn (Mac) pseud. See MacAyn (—)
pseud.
Ayres (K. S.) Nature sketches.
1658.
Azor. 77, 127, 292, 296, ‘1187, 1287,
1936, 1937, 47138, 4761, 5686, 19721.
Azpiazu (Alfredo Le Pera Don) See
Le Pera Don Azpiazu (Alfredo)
B. O. W. music co. Jack and Jill.
22569.
Baa-baa, black sheep. 23894.
Baab (Juliette) Help Roosevelt, he’s
our man, 18312.
Babb (D. T.) Old pal. 25168.
Babbitt (Everett) On the river with-
out you. 23020.
Babcock (A. H.) I’ve got a padlock
on my heart. 3499.
Babcock (Bernie) Home with a heart.
5405.
Babeock (C. N.)
3243.
Babcock (R. S.):
For you and me.
If we goon. 24615.
You are love. 25947.
Babcock (V. A.) Do it with love..
18081.
Babe of Bethlehem. 17849.
Babe, so tender. 23896.
Babee (Lillian) Since you became
angry with me. 21216.
Babel (W. J.) I will never leave you..
12427.
Babes and the baron. 13765 (20).
Babes in toyland. 20719.
Babis (Samuel) :
Hail Old Redeemer. 7689.
Who socked the king fish in the’
eye. 19551.
Bablon (Al) I just can’t stay away
from you. 183874.
Bacarisse (Salvador)
bussy. 8465.
Bache (Cr eh)
Konzert. 2887.
Sonate. 21768.
Zwei sonaten. (
Bach (Hdward) When the moon
shines down on me. 25656.
Bach (Friedmann) Moderato et fugue:
Ofrenda a De-
21769.
en re mineur. 12805.
Bach (J. C.):
Konzert. 4770.
Sinfonia. 6513, 6514.
Bach (J. C. F.) Minuet. 3816.
Bach (a. S))
Adagio. 7169.
Adagio und fuge G-moll. 15819.
Adaptations from three airs by
Bach. 23901.
Aria: Saviour Shepherd. 133.
Awake us, Lord, and hasten. 9440..-
Bach. 19727.
Choral prelude. 134, 9441.
Come, spirits, ’tis His day. 23902..
Crucifixus. 2888, 2889, 4767.
Five pieces for brass choir. 13846.
French suites. 9442, 23908.
Fughetta. 9443, 17853.
Fugue. 23904.
Gavotte. 9444, 15820.
Hallelujah. 23905.
Happy moments. 24395.
Jesu, joy for everlasting. 21770..
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring. 7170.
Kantate. 4768, 4769, 9445, 11759,
11760.
1093
INDEX
Bach (J. S.)—Continued.
Largo. 1835.
Largo in KF. 21771.
Liturgical year. 13847.
Lord, our faith increase. 19728.
Loure. 7171.
Mein herze glaubt. 136.
Mortify us by Thy grace. 187.
My heart ever faithful. 18765
(10).
Nicene creed and Agnus Dei.
11761.
Now let heaven and earth adore
Thee. 13848.
O Jesu sweet. 6177.
O praise and bless the Lord.
19729.
Passacaglia. 138.
Passacaglia and fugue. 9446.
Peasant cantata. 21696 (22).
Poetic folk dances. 11670 (19).
Praeludium. 139.
Prelude and fugue in D major.
11762.
Prelude and Fugue in E minor.
23906.
Prelude and Toccata.
Preludio. 11763.
Preludio e fuga in re maggiore.
VA OA
Sarabande.
Siciliano.
Sinfonia. 238907.
Six suites. 2890.
Sonata. 7172.
Soul, array thyself with gladness,
21696 (23).
Suite. 23908.
Three pieces. 2891.
Two gavottes. 2892, 2893.
Two pieces. 9447.
Vier duette. 9448.
Was Gott thut, das ist wohlgethan.
13849.
AGL:
140.
141.
Wie schén leuchtet der morgen-
stern. 19566.
6 franzosische suiten. 13850.
Bach (John) N. R. A. 20899.
Bach music co.:
Beauté des roses. 21784.
Cuckoo and the lamb. 21974.
Dream of Mickey mouse. 22067.
Harpsichord. 22251.
Holy night. 22291.
In a garden. 22500.
Londonderry air. 22704.
Mickey mouse capers. 22814.
Parade of the pickaninnies.
23069,
Russian carnival. 23230.
Sight reading and first lessons for
the piano student. 8755.
Slumber song. 21837.
Soap bubbles. 28308.
pt. mI, n. s., v. 28
Song of India. 23334.
Song of the waves. 23342.
Volga boatmen. 23550.
Bacbeiet (Alfred) Jardin sur l’Orcnte.
1180.
Bachman (M. E.) Wonderful Word.
4586, 15670.
Bachmann (G.) Patrol of the mus-
keteers. 11670 (276). ‘
Back to Bethlehem. 21772*.
Baclit (PR. S.) That sweetheart, I
love alone. 4837.
Bacon (D. M.) Songs that every
child should know. 21696 (351).
—— also pseud. See Bacon (M.S. H.)
Bacon (Ernst) Wasting time. 18580.
Bacon (M. S. H.) Songs that every
child should know. 21696 (351).
Bader (Nathan):
Good-for-nothing man. 20151.
I loved you. 16402.
Badger music pub. co. Meditation.
5939.
Baer (Abel) :
All aboard for dreamland. 45, 46.
Gotta lotta love for you. 18250.
If I ever get a job again. 1083—
1085.
Little alibis. 1326.
Save me from being lonesome.
19140, 21180, 21181.
Who’s in love. 6974.
You and the moon and me.
9273, 9274.
You'll never get up to heaven that
way. 7040, 7041, 9287.
Baér (Florine) Sonate. 11769.
Baer (I. E.) Mother immortal.
Baer (I. W.):
In pensive mood, dear, I dream of
7029,
1566.
you. 16511.
Our cottage, our castle of love.
17029. :
When night-time comes once again,
17581.
Where is the magic of a moonlight
night. 17618.
Baer (Renée) Quand tu me dis.
19057.
Baetz (J. D.) Easy study in dynam-
tes: -5105.
Baffa (F. H.) Moanin’ always for
you. 22820.
Bag of gold. 17757.
Bagar (Robert):
Americana. 19685.
Blow, breeze, blow. 228.
Sweetheart of my college days.
21330.
Bagley (E. E.) National emblem.
8412, 15733 (231), 23795 (57).
Bagnall (G. W.) New born day.
16926.
1094
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Bagnell (J. A. K.):
I’d rather be down here looking
up. 5461.
It’s great to be young and in love.
18509.
Bailey (C. L.) While a smile makes
light the way. 9223.
Bailey (E. A.) In my wonderful
dreams of you. 5629.
Bailey (Joy) pseud.
(Velma)
Bailey (K. A.):
Lullaby. 3745.
Soaring. 4217.
Bailey (K. E.) In a garden of roses
with you. 18474.
Bailey (Lorentz)
rosor. 20549.
Bailey (M. M.) Cultivate that Roose-
See Ashway
Karlekens rodaste
velt smile. 4976.
Bailey (Parker) Illinois forever.
24623.
Bailey (R. M.) If I can’t have my
somebody. 22476.
Bailey (Willis) Love is in my heart
again. 20682.
Baillie (J. E.) King Prosperity’s
here. 10346.
Bain (G. E.) Chicago. 11921.
Bain (M. W.):
Always to you. 11714.
An’ everything. 19690.
As sure as this. 19705.
Castles in Spain. 11894.
Cherries round and red. 19845.
Chicago fair. 11922.
Cuckoo clock. 19899.
Daddy mine. 19903.
Dainty little maiden. 14064.
Dancing in my dreams. 12002.
De whip-po’-will cry. 19925.
Dear love it’s you. 14084.
HKagles of flight. 20006.
Flying with you. 14281.
Forever more. 24281.
Gateway to Florida. 20104.
Good night beloved. 14299.
Heart of my heart. 20212.
I don’t like dogs. 20294.
I dropp’d my dolly. 20296.
I want to grow up. 204083.
In my memory. 12464.
In the rumble seat. 20455.
Life is a song. 14657.
Life is red poppies in the wheat.
20613.
Life’s little day. 20616.
Light of my life. 12635.
Lilacs in Tipperary. 14661.
Little monkey fingers. 14675.
Little town. 20646, 24811.
Love is a dream divine.
Love that came too late.
Loveliness can hold you.
12677.
14704.
14706.
Meet me tonight in the moonlight,
18719.
Moon and stars know where you
are. 12812.
My first day at ehurch. 20835.
My golden rose. 20839.
My heart’s home. 12886.
My mother came from France.
14895.
My new dolly. 20862.
Oh the fun. 20978.
Phone bell. 21054.
Princess Lumina. 17097*.
Promise’ lan’. 19045.
Red sails and white sails. 13182.
Settin’ in the sun, 18269.
Shadows. 15224.
Sweet night in June. 15372.
Tick-tock. 21407.
Till my ship comes in. 19384.
Tokens. 19408.
Up the river or down the bay.
21460.
Bain (R. J.) My dream. 16844,
Baines (William) :
Heralds of praise. 20227*.
Pantomime dance. 11670 (274).
Bainton (E. L.) Nymph’s. song,
6172.
Bair (E. P.) Song thoughts of chil-
dren. 21271. es
Baird (C. M.) Home-land. 5401.
Baird (R. W.) Won’t you love me,
please, again. 11591.
Bairne (Bonnie) pseud.
(O. L.) 233888.
Bairstow (E. C.):
See Kriebs
Our Father in the heavens. 6253.
Souls of the righteous. 21281,
21282.
Baisden (V. M):
Caravan. 21876.
Honey-gal. 22300.
Under the Alamo moon. 17474.
When the whippoorwill calls.
195382.
Baisuert (L. A.) Just keep on smile-
ing [sic]. 8036.
Baker (A. H.) Night piece. 12961.
Baker (Al) See Baker (Albert S.)
Baker (Albert S.):
Dream girl of mine. 12069.
Find me that man. 14215.
Baker (Alexander 8.) :
Just a little song for daddy.
3604.
Leola. 8090.
Preparing the way. 6348.
Baker (Alice) Discontented. 24153.
Baker
16545.
Baker (EH. E.) Dream of a home
steader’s child—Cloran. 9759*.
(Ann) Its just my luck.
1095
INDEX
‘Baker (Eddie)
rim. 18973.
‘Baker (Evelyn)
4656 (82).
Baker (F. A)
4326.
Baker
9682.
Baker (G. H.):
Each day’s= an
14158.
Rainbows. 10989.
Baker (J. A.) I’m walking ’round in
circles. 18420.
Baker (J. E.)
be gay. 24578.
Baker (Gl. G.).:
Hurrah, we’ve turned the corner.
20273.
Just a picture on the mantel.
18554.
Throw me down. 193882.
Baker (J. W.) Rose Marie. 20138.
Baker (Johnnie) :°
Charming. 7334.
Our love nest on the
Catch of the season.
That American style.
écossaise.
CE? DL. Danse
anniversary.
I’ve found a way to
Sweetest girl in the world. 13403. —
See Becker
Baker. (Joseph) pseuwd.
(Joseph)
-Baker (Joséphine) Editions:
Ah, la biguine. 28.
Comme la neige. 9638. -
Ma Betty Boop. 8225.
Madiana. 1441, 10508.
Mots d’amour. 1571, 10621.
Paris en joie. 1840, 10864.
Ram pam pam. 1954, 10994.
Sans amour. 2051, 11054.
Si j’étais blanche. 2129, 11108.
Téléphone. 2333, 11282.
Baker (Juanita) :
Huachuca moon.
Moonlight brings
mother. 5998.
Baker (M. A.):
Concentration. 403.
3399.
memories of
Nature wonders. 10716.
Smile from you. 6582.
Baker (Mary) I am ai happy-go-
lucky kid. 12327.
Baker (N. L.) Dawning of a new
day. 469.
Baker (R. O.) Must I go on waiting
forever. 25016.
Baker (R. T.) When Tony plays his
music. 28666.
Baker (Robert) :
Lay Tammany low.
Trusting. 19425.
Baker (Ruby) I can’t stop loving you
now: 12332.
Baker (T. S.) If every one of you
knew every one of me. 14492.
Baker (Ted) See Baker (T. S.)
18596.
pt. OI, n.s., Vv. 28
Baker (Th.), 2815
(246).
Baker (Theodore), New York. Pro-
nouncing pocket manual of musical
Leipzig. Nina.
terms. 13765 (176).
Baker (Thomas) Cross eyed gal.
435. .
Baker-Smith (Francis) Feeling blue.
5178.
Bakken (F. L.) Waltz me to sleep.
6856.
Bakotich (Paul) jr. My girl’s gone
navy. 14872.
Balabanor (Valentine) Amelia on the
beautiful ocean. 69.
Balan (Joan) Cantarea romaniei.
9561.
Baleerzak (E. M.) I’m = sad and
lonely. 3483. :
Balch (Bill) Why did you leave me
all alone. 21611.
Balchunas (W. J.) Why did you
leave me all alone. 21611.
Baleom (C. 8S.) Key to Broadway.
1244. }
Baldamus (Gustav) :
Empor mein lied. 11670 (88).
Gute kind. 11670 (133).
Schlaf wohl, mein kind.
(322).
Welt ist sonnig. 11670 (407).
Baldaramos. (R. H.) Lovely one.
22747. ,
Baldin (L. 8.) :_
In the stratosphere. 7957.
Invitation to the flight. 7970.
11670
Love song of the aviator. 8208.
Onward. 8515.
Song of the airmen. 8822.
Song of the aviatrix. 8823.
Baldin (S. F.):
In the stratosphere. 79957. ,
Invitation to the flight. T7970.
Love song of the aviator. 8208.
Onward. 8515.
Song of the airmen. 8822.
Song of the aviatrix. 8823.
Baldino (J. P.) You—only you—
always you. 15705.
Baldwin (Alene) See Ebhresman (A.
B:)
Baldwin (Baldy) My one and only
VOu:j.2911.
Baldwin (EK. F.) My © Rogalind.
25074.
Baldwin (Lloyd) I promise I’ll be
true. 7873. *
Baldwin (Marcus) Longing for you.
14684.
Baldwin (R. L.):
Harmony simplified. 18279, 18280.
Marching in chains. 5922.
Music of the spheres. 6081.
To Celia. 13478.
1096
ate he ee ’ o-«
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Baldwin (S. H.):
Changeable you. 21894.
Fool that I am. 221389.
God gave me you. 22198.
I did sin. 163860.
I’m alone in all my dreams.
22389.
It had to be me. 16531.
Jimmy I’m in love with you.
22582.
Just an old fashioned quilt. 22608,
See Baldwin (S. H.)
To-night I’m all
Baldwin (Sy)
Baldwin (W. C.)
alone. 15474.
Bales (Claranelle) :
End came too soon. 12099.
In our little home for two. 20445.
Bales (L. J.) Come back to the one
who is waiting tonight. 15988.
Bales (Lucye) pseud. See Pedelty
(L. E.) .
Bales (M. ©.) Ladies band. 21696
(218).
Baleydier. 138748.
Balfe (M. W.) Airs from The Bo-
hemian girl. 21775.
Balik (J. A.) This world is yours—
and heaven is mine. 11885.
Ball (E. R.):
Dear little boy of mine. 476.
Get in line for a good old time.
2815 (101).
Girl I left in Boston town. 2815
(103).
Ho! for the briny deep. 2815
(136).
I can't help thinking of you.
7O7T6 (129).
If you'll only trust your heart to
me. 2815 (156).
Like the rose he wears
2815 (181).
Love me and the world is mine.
11670 (208).
Love me today tomorrow
never come. 93832 (219).
Lu-Lu-Lucretia. 2815 (193).
Mah pretty Chloe from Tennessee.
2815 (197).
One little girl.
Pansy, Pansy.
today.
may
2815 (292).
2815 (267).
Rosey [sic] red cheek. 2815
(298):
Seems to me I’ve always loved
you. 2815 (300).
She only was fn Paris for a year.
2815 (301).
She’s so much like you mother.
11670 (833).
Twilight beautiful twilight. 2815
(337).
When sinks the sun so gently.
2815. (360).
——-
Will you love me in December as
you do in May. 2815 (368).
Ball (Emma) Don’t you hear me
calling, mother. 5061.
Ball (F. A.) Dream your troubles
away. 9764.
Ball (G. E.):
Nira and her blue eagle. 18911.
Nira and her eagle blue. 20940.
Ball (W. H.) Those islands of the
South seas. 11337.
Ball at the Savoy. 17867, 18219,
18350, 18376, 18384, 22998, 23915.
Ball im Savoy. 2896, 2897, 9454*,
9455.
Ballad (Phillip) pseud. See Wysocki
(Wallace)
Ballantine (Archer) :
I am so happy today. 22325.
Wonderful love of Jesus. 23728.
Ballantyne (G.) Parnassiad. 6282.
Ballard (F. D.) :
Deep in dreams. 74389.
Here is my heart, here is my hand.
D379. a Ge
So weary. 21240.
You’re playing a tune on the
strings of my heart. 9308.
Ballard (G. B.):
Melody chromatic. 20748.
Universal tone controle _ [sic]
17485.
Ballard (G. E.):
If you recall. . 20428.
My sunny spot is a shady cot.
12927:
Ballard (J. D.)
11370.
Ballard (Pat) pseud.
(F, D.)
Ballard (W. H.)
17851.
Ballaseyus (Virginia) :
Adios. 15740.
Bandit theme. 15822.
Bravado. 15890.
Fiesta. 16155.
Monterey. 16804.
Moon magic. 16809.
Rangers’ chorus. 17120.
Serenade. 17199.
You. 17694.
Ballerina. 18614, 18671, 19738.
Ballerini (Ebe) :
Andante lirico. 2815 (9).
Arietta all’ antica. 2815 (12).
Balles (E. J.) You’ve got me blue.
13749.
Ballew (Jack) Just a shanty in the
clearing. 205382.
Ballo delle ingrate.
Ballou (Belle)
Ballou (J. E.):
De-moc-ra-cy.
Tower march. 11369,
See Ballard
Baby komm’ zuritick.
150, 4775*.
Lis’nin’ yeahs. 18628.
7442,
1097
pty ne Sivas
ee
Ballou (J. E.)—Continued.
Dial in Daisy. 24147.
When it’s tulip time in Tacoma.
6930.
Ballu (M. 8. F. T.) Sous la feuillée.
4656 (602).
Ballyhoo. 2424, 2733, 3041, 3501,
3784, 7282.
Balma (Francis) sr.
old Mother Prohibition. 7657.
Balos (N. L.) See Balos (Nicholas)
Balos (Nicholas) Pan-Americana.
6273.
Balotin (Carmen)
ness. 1023.
Balson (G. J.)
for good times.
Baltzell (1.)
21696 (277).
Baltzell (R. E.):
After our wandering, peace di-
vine. 4656 (9).
King’s anointed. 4656 (341).
Baltzell (W. J.):
After our wandering, peace di-
vine. 4656 (9).
King’s anointed. 4656 (341).
Baly (Evelyn) Four duets. 7180.
Balz (Bruno) EHinmal mocht’ ich
noch primaner sein. 3189, 9795.
Balzani (Romolo) :
Bacio solo. 9449.
Barca affatata. 9460.
’Gni botta ’na tacchia. 9950.
Madre italiana. 10504.
Notte Napoletana. 10764.
Pe’ Lungotevere. 10874.
Rumba a la romana. 11045.
Sotto a le stelle. 11196.
Stornelli d’occasione. 11222.
Bamboo box. 4776*, 4777.
Bamford (E. L.):
Dearest ever heard.
Noble portal. 14948.
Bamford (Lesley) Bird song.
Bammer (Johannes) Zwei
gesinge. 17869.
Banasack (F. M.) Hawaiian guitar
solos. 16286, 20207.
Bandanna junior minstrel first-part.
13859*.
Good bye! Poor
I need the dark:
Let’s have a cheer
1307.
Nearer every day.
14085.
23960.
ernste
Bandel (Reinier) N. R. A. march.
16907
Banditen (Die) 13000.
Bandolero (El) 15822*.,
Bang (Maia)
Bangs (M. G.):
Culinary Mary Ann.
Entrance of
15783 (112).
Liquid air police parade.
(233).
Lunch is ready.
See Hohn (M. B.)
21696 (67).
college students.
21696
15733 (192).
Man from now. 15733 (198),
19648 (91).
Banker (Lester). I do. 931, 5464,
5465.
Banks (H. C.):
Allure. 57.
Sing me a song of the sea. 2151.
Banks (H. C.) jr.:
Christmas night. 21924.
Dream-time. 24186.
Banks (Hudson ) Ole Mandy
Preshun. 6221, 10607.
Banks (W. J.) Eyes of pretty blue,
9832.
Banks & son:
Call of spring. 24017.
Come, O Thou traveller unknown.
14045.
Country snap shots.
Day in camp. 22004.
Dragon fly. 18105..
Evening hymn. 9821.
God who created me.
Home pictures. 20243.
Humoresque. 24469.
I sing the cross. 5562.
Ilkley moor march. 24622.
John Peel. 80138.
Jollity. 24686.
Jovial beggar. 14588.
Kitty of Coleraine.
Marionettes. 22779.
Music-lover’s ear tests and book
of themes. 6030*, 8339.
O mistress mine. 10777.
O sing unto the Lord a new song.
22989.
24101.
20135.
14619.
Old Cheddar carols. 25155.
Old Scotland. 20994.
Orange blossom. 23035.
Over the moors. 23055.
Parnassiad. 6282.
Riddle tunes. 8663.
Smuggler’s song. 15270.
Sonia. 25536.
Souls of the righteous. 21281,
21282.
Voyage. 6848.
Wheresoere. 17622.
Banri (Anna):
I never knew love could be like
this. 12410.
She sits by the window. 17212.
Something tells me you’re tired of
me. 13333.
Virginia hills.
Banta (Frank)
17498.
I‘wish I could look
in your Irish eyes. 5579.
Bantock (Granville) :
By the sea. 2077.
Dreaming at golden hill. 18114.
Exile. 18162.
Fear not, O land. 14208.
Galloping home. 20102.
1098
ai I ac ial an st
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Hark! hark! the lark. 15201.
King of Tang. 18573.
Post. 15205.
Rest. 2082.
Sea-wanderers. 21696 (336).
Wild geese. 19568.
Willow flowers. 19578.
Banyay (Aladar) Szomort volt az
életem. 23418.
Baptéme du Prince Charmant.
Barada (Paul)
154.
Trudgin’ on home.
15498.
Barajas (Manuel) Queja pampera.
19061.
Baranco (Wilbert) Blue fantasy.
17916.
Barbarian (The) 8209.
Barbarin (Paul) :
Ball and chain you’ve locked to
my heart. 17865.
If you go away. 5605.
Paradise is lonely. 25228.
Without you honey. 15691.
You. 13712.
Barbarina. 1167.
Barbaritano (Bruno) :
As long as Cupid’s at the helm.
17828.
I still remember.
Barbato (Frank)
Barber (B. B.) sr.
mine. 25654.
Barber (L. HE.) Empty dreams. 12096.
Barbier von Bagdad. 21696 (25).
Barbirolli (Alfredo) :
Départ. 4656 (1381).
Si je pouvais mourir.
Barbirolli (lL. D.):
Départ. 4656 (131).
Si je pouvais mourir.
Barbour (Avis) When you whisper I
love you, dear. 9214.
Barbour (Carroll) pseud.
phens (L. B.)
Bareelata (Lorenzo):
Errante. 20028.
Maria Hlena. 14746.
Barcinska (Eva):
N’oublie pas de m/’aimer.
Va-t-en. 15525.
Barclay (Wright)
19103, 21148.
Barezi (Tibor) Vous, qu’avez-vous
fait de mon amour. 25759.
Bard (Bernie) Low down. 14713.
Bard (Francis or Franz) & son:
Katz im sack. 8043*.
Tango um mitternacht. 4310*.
Bard (Robert) Spring night. 17296.
Barden (F. O.) jr. Greetings. 782.
Bardichevsky (Abram) Sain a bor-
der oder nit, 41384.
Bardin (S. A.) Won’t you be my an-
chor. 238729.
7878,
Honey girl. 20247.
That ole fiddle of
4656 (574).
4656. (574).
Ste-
See
18850.
Roosevelt march.
Bardwell (L. E.) Minnie Vee. 14794.
Barefield (Eddie) Toby. 113859.
Barefoot (M. 8.) Say when. 23248.
Bares (Milos) May I step out. 22791.
Barfay (John) jr. ’Till then prosper-
ity will never end. 23477.
Bargain hunters. 19648 (8).
Barger (H. E.):
Cabin lullaby. 24015.
Valse allegro. 25742.
Bargeron (O. S.) I love you, I love
you. 22382.
Barginde (Ewald) Hail America.
24380.
Bariaux (M. HB.) Hail Roosevelt.
14319.
Barich (J. A.) Just one loving glance.
1226.
Barilla (Joe):
Counting all the stars.
Eyes that shine. 5159.
There’s only one in a million.
25669.
Bariole. 4910, 6334, 6447, 6840, 8458,
114381.
Barker (C. E.)
open for me.
Barker (Daniel)
Barker (G. G.) sr.
Barker (George) :
Betty and Ann and Mary. 9498.
Hawk of Scotland Yard. 18294.
Last straw. 8074.
Old grey mare. 25160.
Sunday afternoon. 23388.
24100.
When the heay’n gates
21566.
You. 138712.
Alanna. 15751.
Walking home to Chelsea. 11444.
Barker (Jack) :
How do you do, Honolulu. 10052.
I’d do anything in the world for
you. 5457.
Barker (M.D.) Ball and chain you’ve
locked to my heart. 17865.
Barker (W. K. I.) Come with me.
3054.
Barkla (Neil) Three preludes.
Barleben (Mrs. G. J.)
21957.
Barlow (F. F.)
homme. 12711.
Barnaby (Ted)
home. 243897.
Barnard (B. E.):
Aria. 2815 (25).
Barearolle. 2815 (23).
Gavotte. 2815 (94, 95).
Idyll. 2815 (26).
Intermezzo. 2815 (27).
Marsch. 2815 (28, 29, 204).
Menuet. 2815 (215).
Menuetto. 2815 (217).
Polnischer tanz. 2815 (275).
Romanze. 2815 (288).
Rondino. 2815 (290).
Tarantelle. 2815 (320).
Walzer. 2815 (30).
4780.
Could I forget.
Mademoiselle Prud’-
Happy to be back
1099
INDEX
Barnard (Beatrice) When the ebb-
tide flows. 11670 (421).
Barnard (Mrs. Charles) Seek, and ye
shall find! 19155*.
Barnard (D’Auvergne) :
Aria. 2815 (25).
Barearolle. 2815 (28).
Gavotte. 2815 (94, 95).
Idyll. 2815 (26).
Intermezzo. 2815 (27).
Marsch. 2815 (28, 29, 204).
Menuet. 2815 (215).
Menuetto. 2815 (217).
Polnischer tanz. 2815 (275).
Romanze. 2815 (288).
Rondino. 2815 (290).
Tarantelle. 2815 (320).
Walzer. 2815 (30).
Barnard (G. D.) King Rose over-
ture. 93832 (197), 11670 (187).
Barnard (W. E.). It’s our starlight
country home. 5670.
Barnassack (F. M.) American Ha-
Waiian numerical method for Ha-
waiian steel guitar. 4708.
Barnby (Joseph) :
Nearer Thee. 2815 (244).
We wait in faith. 21526.
Barner (W. T You’re in love with
someone. 4630.
Barnes (A. F.) O sing unto the Lord
a new song. 22989.
Barnes (A. 8.) & co., ine. Year-round
song and chorus book. 25936.
Barnes (C. V.) Start smilin’ again,
a smile makes a wonderful day.
15330.
Barnes (Clifford) :
Cuckoo. 16011.
Hear me O Lord. 24413.
I lost my heart to you. 16892.
In dreams with you. 22511.
Laramie. 24750.
Since you said goodbye. 21217.
Barnes (D. L.) Worlds fair march.
11599.
Barnes (KE. H.)
Barnes (EK. S8.):
Give ear to
N-—R-A song.
my voice, O Lord.
5254.
If thou comest to serve the Lord.
5599.
King of love my Shepherd is.
12566.
Kneel before the King. 20567.
Lullaby. 22751.
O give thanks unto the Lord.
6175.
Te Deum. 6695.
To mission San F
Ye that fear
His mercy.
rancisco. 11357
the Lord, wait for
7022.
18877.
pt. 111, n.s., v.28
Barnes: (Eugene) :
Promise that you will come back
to me. 25302.
Take me baek babe. 21340.
Barnes (H. I.) I’m glad IV’m here.
7845.
Barnes (H. W. B.) O Jesus, Lord of
heavenly grace. 8457.
Barnes (J.) Walking home. alone.
11448. ;
Barnes (J. G.)
13591.
Barnes (L. W.):
Franklin march. 12169.
I'll build a castle. 10103.
We'll find a way.
I want the sunshine. 3505.
Rosalie. 11031.
Barnes (Paul) Good bye, Maggie
May. 18765 (73).
Barnes (W. E.):
Reuben and Rachel. 11009.
/-Samsonian polka. 23248.
Barnes (W. That dream gir!.
2342.
Barnett (B. F.) That’s what the rose
said to me. 19648 (144).
Barnett (B. W.) Helena on parade.
CZs:
Barnett (Bessie)
ry. 16459.
Barnett (David) 4 inierludes. 4781.
Barnett (EK. W.) Prayer of the Dele-
ware [sic] 10936.
Barnett (F. 1.) Strolling in the moen-
H.)
I’ve come back sor-
light. 11225.
Barnett (Lanford) Little Cherry
Blossom, 22682.
Barnette (J. M.) Tune in on’ me.
6792.
Barney (F.. A.) Hurricane love.
20275.
Barnhart (Arthur) Never want to
leave the South. 22949, 25100.
Barnhart (H. B.) 3d:
That’s what I'd like to do.
Waiting for love. 2548.
Barnhart (H. H.) jr. Cockadoedledo,
140338.
Barnhouse (C. L.), inc
Castillia. 17964.
Chevalier. 19847.
Chicagoland festival.
Contest winners. 9645.
Dance of the manikins. 452.
Exultation. 612,
Fairy princess,
Mlorida. 7582.
Love’s response. 18679.
Men of freedom march,
Overture finale. 10847.
Rienzi. 2544.
Shepherd of the hills. 8743.
Stinsonian march, 19285.
Sunbeams. SS95.
2357.
9612.
22110.
20755.
1100
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
United we stand. 19441.
Victorian. 19457.
Barnouin (Edouard) Oh! Jules.
8471.
Baron (A. E.) Like as a. thrush.
12636.
Baron, (A. L.):
Life is just a big mistake. 20611.
Song for you. 17271.
Song of loneliness. 21261.
Baron (Lee) See Baron (A. L.)
Baron (Maurice) :
Fall of Jericho. 14202*.
Romance in a department. store.
TH145*,
Baron (P. J.) Paradise for two.
4021.
Baron (Victor)
beer and smile.
Barone (A. N.):
I’m never blue. 10135.
Nightfall and you, dear. 10744.
Then I’ll be so happy, dear. 11310.
Barone (F. L.):
I’m never blue. 10135. —
Nightfall and you, dear. 10744.
Then I’ll be so happy, dear. 11310.
Barone (Joe) Go back. 3292.
Baroni (Vasco) Solitaire. 15281.
Barradas (José) Kyrie. 18584
Barragan (Irma) Just to hold you
tenderly. 8041.
Barraja (Enrico)
5662.
Barratt (Augustus)
15733 (393).
Barratt (L. B.)
Drink down your
19994.
It is May. 1166,
Won’t you buy.
N. R. A. on parade.
18872.
Barrau. Messieurs les maréchaux.
1515.
—— See also Trespailhé-Barrau
(Francois)
Barrau (Francois Trespailhé) See
Trespailhé-Barrau (Francois)
Barrell (E. A.) jr. Old pines. 8487.
Barrett (Augustus) Destiny, a little
joy a little laughter.
Barrett (G. O.):
Oh peerless Illinois. 16976.
Singing mothers of the P. T. A.
13300.
Skin and bones. 23298.
We're the singing mothers of the
P. T. A. 19491.
Barrett (Gaylord) :
19648 (25).
Lonely waiting for you. 93832
(215).
Twilight. 4656 (653).
Barrett (J. F.) If I had to say good-
bye to you. 5592.
Barrett (R. G.):
I love the old doll best.
(150).
Japanese maiden. 11670 (176).
11670
a me
Lullaby boat. 11670 (216).
Mistress Mary. 11670 (236).
To Astra. 11670 (3879).
See also Faeth (R. G.)
Barrett (Rita) It’s. you I. want.
7990.
Barrett (William)
ever think of me.
Barrey (J. B.) My Pine kiver valley
sweetheart. 16876.
Barrientos (J. A.):
Angeline of mine. 15786, 19694.
Sally Rand fan dance. 17168.
Barris (Harry) :
I wonder if you
20414.
Where is my yesterday. 2667,
4534.
Why don’t you tell me so. 17643.
Barron (James) Song of dreams.
13340.
Barron (Kay) Say honey, I love you.
2064.
Barron (W.C.) Lullalo. 4656 (379).
Barrow (M. C.) Penitent’s prayer.
15034.
Barrows (H. M.) What yuh got t’say.
2616.
Barry (Billy):
Fiddle just a little. 642.
I can’t come out tonight. 12331,
16351.
On a hillside by the sea. 10808.
Poor little doll.
19024.
Barry (F..E.):
Blue bell. 7226.
Butterflies in the rain.
Little bit of love. 10481.
My moonlight madonna.
Barry (F. N.):
Angels are calling the roll.
(3).
Does it pay. 11670 (76).
Kneel and pray. 11670 (189).
Only waiting. 11670 (269).
Reason for my faith. 11670 (302).
Barteau (Marguerite) Minnesota,
land of beauty. 20768.
Barth (Allen) See Barth (M. A.)
Barth (D. A.) My dream of heaven..
16845.
Barth (Elma)
Barth (Emil)
Barth (J. E.)
12049.
Barth (M. A.) >
Christmas greetings. 24059.
D. U. victory song. 21979.
Barthe (Helena) Ave Maria. 21764.
Barthel (Norbert) Playing with the
stars. 4044.
Barthelemy (George) :
Idaho moon. 5588.
It’s just a breath of paradise.
5665.
13121, 15067,
(278.
14889.
7076:
Ozark home. 1828.
Ave Maria. 21764.
Don’t leave me alone.
1101
INDEX
pt. OI, n. s., v.28
parcherde (Richard) :
Alba. 40.
Virginia. 2527, 4433.
Bartholomew (I. H.) Introit for ordi-
nation. 20460,
Bartholomew (Marshall)
9458,
Bartholomew (O. A.) Why have you
cast me down sweetheart. 4558.
Bartholomew (Olive) Just you dear.
Banjo Sam.
24714.
Bartlett (A. T.) What a wonderful
boy. ‘21535.
Bartlett (HE. M.) Gems of gladness.
16215.
Bartlett (Ella):
Barney Maguire. 19648 (9).
Because you're you. 21696 (31).
Companions of the blade. T076
(42).
Crew of the Peekaboo. 2815 (83).
Everyday is ladies day with me.
21696 (87).
Go while the goin’ is good. 19648
(48).
Goodbye my love. 2815 (118).
Governor of Guam. 2815 (114).
Halloween. 2815 (122).
Tm always doing something I
don’t want to do. 19648 (51).
If I were on the stage. 2815
(isa
In dreams so fair.
In the isle of our dreams.
(55).
It’s hard to be a hero. 2815 (166).
Legend of the mill. 19648 (71).
7076 (145).
19648
Little class of one. 2815 (182,
183).
‘Love is like a cigarette. 2815
(188).
M’lle Modiste. 2815 (195, 196).
Mignonette. 19648 (95).
Miss Dolly Dollars. T7076 (224).
Nature class. 2815 (248).
No one will steal him. 21696
(282).
No show to-night. 19648 (101).
Oriental dance. 19648 (109).
Pensée amoureuse. 19648 (113).
Petite valse. 19648 (115).
Red mill. 19648 (117-121).
Romance. 19648 (123).
Streets of New York. 19648 (134).
Teach them what to say. 19648
(140).
Time. the place and the
2815 (331).
Voice for it.
Whistle it. 19648 (169).
Widow has ways. 19648 (170).
‘Wonderland. 2815 (374379).
You never can tell about a woman.
19648 (175).
girl.
2815 (345).
Bartlett (J. D.):
It’s heaven when you are near.
20482.
We are waiting for His eall.
23582.
Bartlett (Louise) Moon-man. 5988.
Bartlett (Marcus) Waltzing ‘neath
the moon. 23568.
Bartok (Béla):
_Vierundvierzig duos. 9462-9465.
‘Zwanzig tingarische volkslieder.
161.
II. konzert.
Barton (A. H.)
sion. 1378.
Barton (C. W.)
derful mother of mine.
Barton (J. D.)
day. 17489.
Barton (M. G.)
sion. 1378.
Barton (Merrick) pseud. See Barton
(M. G.)
Barton (Paul)
5294...
Barton (R. A.) No more soup beans
do we have to eat. 14944.
Barton (W.) Captains all. 13972.
Bartow (lL. H.) I want a job loving
you. 24588.
Bartschmid (Alois)
you hold me. 38452.
Baruth (Grayce) Ju-Ju the clown.
12529.
Barwick (H. W.):
All in all. 4691.
Battle ery. 11774.
Beauty and tragedy. 13868.
Curfew. 14063.
Jerone and Lelleen. 5690.
Little symphony. 12647.
Lovely love. 16722.
Pal o’ mine. 4012.
Rogues chorus. 15138.
Shadow dreams. 2111.
Take me back. 6685.
You had better watch your Son
4615.
Barzizza (Pippo):
Blue dream.
Dancing tune.
Ghita. 9931.
Hawaiian moonlight. 12270.
Mary and Bobby. 12748.
Mi cubanita. 22813.
Never blue. 12948.
Russian mountains.
Shadows. 13273.
Basham (Blanche) Honey Lou. 5410.
Basie (—) Lafayette. 5752.
Basil (H.) De La Salle march. 9708.
Basilian fathers. Gloria hymnal.
24337.
11667.
Love has no depres-
You adorable won-
4605.
Tomorrow is another
Love has no depres-
Good old summertime.
I love the way
15865.
16024.
13221.
1102
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 19383
Basilian fathers of Toronto. Gloria
hymnal. 24337,
Baskette (Billy) ;:
Carolina lullaby. 4890, 7313.
I’m weaving rainbows for those
in love. 22438.
Little ranch in Arizona. 3694.
Old Nebraska moon. 18947.
Perfect dream. 25248.
Son of the buckskin. 23327.
Sundown in a little green hollow.
11235,
What’s a fellow gonna do. 11485.
Whistlin’ Joe from Kokomo. 6968.
Window shopping just to be alone
with you. 25905.
Basque peasant returning from church.
13860.
Bass (H. B.) My boy. 6046.
Bassett (Anne) :
Ashes of love. 15808.
In my dreams I am with you.
1126.
Bassett (R. H.):
Afraid. 19655.
Anties. 9885.
Aupres de ma mie. 11744.
Auto incidental. 13839.
Blotto. 227.
Captain. 15936.
Clever trick, 7361.
Deep thought. 7440.
Dramatic episodes.
Enchanter. 75380.
Episode, 12102.
Farm hand. 9849.
Féte champétre. 9861.
Flood. 14224.
Furioso. 14254.
Hold me tight. 12299.
In a tranee. 7937.
In Greenwich Village.
In the cavern. 7949.
Innocence. 14548,
Intrigue. 7968,
Introduction and scherzo.
March of the Amazons.
Nocturne. 13861.
Patriotic finale. 19000.
Prelude to a city story.
Réve fantastique. 1974.
Scherzando fugato. 15192.
Seance. 8720.
Somewhere in Ireland. 21253.
Spring medley. 11209.
Squabble. 11215.
Street scene... 13380.
Taxi driver. 11279.
Tragedy. 13486.
Unrest. 2490.
Bast (J. W.) I feel so blue.
Bastedo (G. T.)
7261.
3156.
10210.
3562.
5917,
13152.
24497.
Bright day coming.
38188—34—-—_3
Bastia (Pascal) :
Ah, la biguine. 28.
Chanson d’amour. 13985.
De bon matin. 14083.
Dix-neuf ans. 14113, 18079.
Je suis sex-appeal. 14582.
Parce que je vous aime.
15025, 18994.
Paris en joie. 1840, 10864.
Réve fou. 19985.
Réver. 19086.
Si j'aime Suzy. 15236, 19178.
13081,
Va done dire ca a ta sus. 15524.
Valse charmante. 15530.
Bastian (W. W.):
Sweetheart of my dreams. 17345.
Where does the moon go. 23675.
Bastow (George)
21696 (112).
Batchelder (P. R.)
6842, 13550*.
Bateman (Julia) On the shell-rocked
battle ground. 25177.
Bateman (L. fF) Paradise
25229.
Bateman (R. E.)
you're telling me.
Bates (D. A.)
25034.
Bates (Dorothy):
It’s hard to pretend. 3578.
Must you go home right away
Sweetheart. 6038.
My love for you. 6081.
On an island with you. 6227.
Take that pain out of my heart.
Galloping major.
Vincent ventures.
lost.
Star of the North
6618.
My dream _ waltz.
6686.
You brought life back again.
4611.
You threw an anchor to me. 9309.
Bates (EH. A.):
Dreaming. 3166.
Memories of home. 3796.
Technocracy. 43815.
Bates (G. C.) Prosit here’s to your
health. 8609.
Bates (J. F.) Beautiful old-fashioned
girl of my dreams. 11781.
Bath (Hubert) :
Bed-time ballads. 13875.
Before the dawn. 15733 (24).
Oh! Amber eyes. 15733 (245).
Sonnet suite. 11193.
Surf song. 15733 (344).
Batiste (—) Fairest Lord Jesus.
4656 (172).
Batiste (EH.) St. Cecilia. 21696
(330).
Batten (Robert) Nightingale. 9332
(253).
Battram (383 :@.):
Cup of gold. 4977.
Symphonies of spring. 6680.
1103
pt.:, nes., v.28
Batts (L. M.)
11715.
America, my Americ¢a.
Batzem (August)... Lieder, die meine
mutter sang. 8679. {fad
Bauch (Carl) Sweet .. memories.
2284. .
Bauckner Achar Vogelhiindler.
9103, 15549.
Baucom (C. M.) There’s a home in
my heart for you. 43842.
Bauder (Marie) Your smile means
everything to me. 23789.
Baudrier (Emile) A.C.0. 19649.
Baudry (J. -P.)
down by the stream. 14925.
Bauer (Harold) Presto. 828.. ;
Bauer (Teddy) Won’t you be my
valentine. 4589. :
also pseud. See Bauersachs
(Hubert). bi:
Bauer (W. T.) Tango saudade.
15407.
Bauer (Walter K.) Scarf, dance.
17968.
Bauer (Wm. K.) ‘There must be a
heaven. 6726. ;
Bauernfeind (G. H.) Syncopatin’
the blues. 6682.
Bauersachs (H. T.) &- co. | Divine.
5044.
Bauersachs (Hubert) :
Divine. 5045, 5046.
Just another night. 22610.
Love slipped through my fingers.
22741.
Merry Christmas. 22810.
Mother’s love. 14834.
Seven kisses. 15222.
Baugh (Earl) Please, dear,
be mine always. 21070.
Baugh (W. P.) Our
21024.
Baum (W. H.)
23223.
Baum (W. J.)
Green. 23925.
Bauman (Raymond)
5147.
Baumann (Hrik):
J dAlskande hjairtan fr det var.
7787.
Lippar som le sa réda.
Baumann (Katharina)
ies. 23795 (105, 106).
will you
President.
Rosy with Roosevelt.
Beautiful Gold Rose
Evening song.
14631.
Violin stud-
Baume (J. W.) Emilie. 13765 (47).
Baumer (Cecil) Flights of fancy.
18176.
Baussart (A.) Petite valse concer-
tante en ré bémol. 8563.
Baussnern (Elsbeth von):
Barbier von Bagdad. 21696 (25).
Fensterlein. 9332 (108).
Margherita. 9332 (229),
Niherin. 9332 (248).
- Neath the willow .
eae: 17752 (120).
Serenade in vier -sittzen.
(128).
Baussnern (Waldemar yon): n
Barbier von Bagdad. 21696 (25).
/Ari52
~ Fensterlein. 9332 (108).
Margherita. . 9332. (229) .,.
Naéhberin. 93832 (248).
Qumtett, la (52.0 120
Serenade in vier satzen. 17752
| (128). 7h ca
Bax (Arnold) Fifth eee Rony:
24260.
Baxter a. ep
and. you. 9111.
Baxter (D. J.)
Waiting for Bh moon
Hills of Vineiee and
you. ,10031. ,
Baxter (Don) See Baxter (C. D.)
Baxter (Erna) One little kiss. 21010.
Baxter (J. R.) I want to hear Him
call my name. 1047.
Baxter: (J. R:) jr.:
Harbor bells. 5331.
Singer’s choice. 2155.
Baxter (Jim):
Done wrong blues. 16065.
Treat your friend right. 17450.
Baxter (Phil):
Deep in my dreams. 5019.
Five piece band. 38236.
Going! going!! gone!!! 3296,
5266, 5267, 9958.
I guess I'll have to practice up a
bit. 3429.
Ill take a chance. 3448.
My calendar of love. 14859.
Prosperity’s “round the corner.
10964.
Romancing with baby. 4114.
Stay a long time papa. 15381.
Uncle Joe’s music store. 2480.
Bayard (L. R.):
Holy sepulchre. S880*.
Seek, and ye shall find. 19155*.
Bayer (R. B.) sr. Blue dragon waltz.
15864. ribs
Bayley & Ferguson:
Echoes. 14162.
Flower series of graded albums.
16166-16170.
I lift my heart to Thee. 12344.
More dramatized nursery rhymes.
1557*.
My ain hoose. 22864, 22865.
New corn. 1672.
O, love the maiden fair.
Pipe’s sweet note. 25254.
Plucking the rushes. 1892.
Plumes of time. 23102.
Pretty Nell. 23131.
There be none of beauty’s daugh-
ters: 15424.
There grows an elm-tree. 2365.
22984.
1104
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933 ' -
Bayly (T. H.) Long, long ago, 20668.
Bayne (Genie) Bayne’s (Genie)
band march. 19742.
Baynes (K. 8.) Always with you.
LETC ba el
Baynes (Sydiey) :'
Always with you.
Jolly Roger. 5698.
17791.
Second selection of Wilfrid San- |
derson’s popular songs. 13256.
Six popular songs. 4784.
Baynon (Arthur) Gird on thy sword,
Oman. 14274.
Baynton-Power (H.)
lars. 19488.
Bazan (Domenico)
Bazant (K. G.)
Bazelaire (Paul):
Invoeation. 22545.
Six suites. 2890.
Bazydle (S. A.) I am lonely, so
lonely. 16347.
Be mine tonight. - 6705.
Be yourself. 15826*.
Beach (A. M. C.):
Benedictus. 17752 (28).
Fire and flame. 3230.
Give me not love. 13765 (67).
May flowers. 3780.
Te Deum. 17752 (144).
Year’s at the spring. 2739.
Beach (George) 4 mélodies. 17875.
3each (Mrs. H. H. A.) See Beach
(A. M. C.) 5
Beach (John) In a gondola.
(loys
Beach (lL. I1.):
Lafayette post march. 20572.
Seicheprey post march. 21198.
Beach (R. J.) Hiawatha land.
20234.
Beagles (B. P.) When it’s springtime
in my heart. 6928.
Beal, Styttard & co., Itd.:
Dream shop. 545.
Two merry ped-
Bimbe belle. 215.
Tausendmal. 2323.
2815
Music without words. 25013.
They say. 113826.
Beale (F. F.) Little mother. T7076
(181).
Geale (William) This pleasant
month of May. 9008.
Beales (Reginald) :
Just a little song for daddy.
3604.
Leola. 8090.
jeall (F. O.) Can’t you see I love
you sweetheart. 4881.
Beall (James) Good night my own.
5290.
Beals (R. H.) Smile you gave to-
night, dear. 23802.
Beams (Loula) Dishpan blues.
14109.
3eard (Gilbert) :
Adagietto. 11812.
Pastorale. 13245.
Beard (R. T.) Lonely thinking of
you. 20659.
Beardsworth (W. H.)° Fighting ca-
, dets, , 5181.
Bearss (Martha) Old Man Pros-
perity. 8484.
Beasley (S. W.) Great Redeemer.
781.
Beaston (Q. M.) Traveling with you.
19416. —
Beaton (B. M.)
Béatti (H. de):
Flirt. 6638.
Marionnettes.
Beattie (D. C.):
Tenderly. 6710.
1479.
Only in dreams. 1792.
Washington, city of dreams.
2572.
Beatty (A. N.) In a palm covered
shack in Hawaii. 22505.
Beatty (J. M.) ’Tis dawn. 11358.
Beatty (Jean) pseud. See Beatty
(P. L.
Beatty (P. L.) Gypsy in sunny Spain.
20171.
Beau Brummel. 15827.
Beauchamp (Jeannette)
to me. 3049.
Beaudet (G. R.)
loved. 4292.
Beaudoux (EK. R.):
Bonne nuit. 7234.
Come back
Sweetheart, my be-
Descending night. 12028.
En route. 12098.
Intermezzo. 11776.
Jean’s song. 12515.
Love’s innocence. 8215.
Mazurka. 12751.
Melodie russe. 12763.
Nocturne. 11777, 11778.
Oh come, my love. 10785.
Prelude. 11779.
Ruisselant. 13218.
Beaudreau (Zephir) Working for
happiness. 21631.
Beaulieu (M. Z.):
Christ-child. 7354.
Hiram and Mirandy. 864.
Beaulieu (S. P. C. C. D.):
Deuxiéme sonate. 7076 (62).
Moulin 4 vent. 7076 (231).
Sonate. 15783 (108).
Beaumarchais. 2022.
Beaumont (Paul):
Con amore. 4949, 4950, 7392.
Little sheep-bells. 4656 (363).
Slumber sweetly. 9332 (327).
Beauregard (Abel) Antilla. 88.
Beaurman (M. A.):
Fourth dimension. 697.
1105
INDEX
Beaurman (M. A.)—Continued.
Monarchs of the air. 1541.
N. R. A. blue eagle. 20904.
Beauty trades bureau, inc. My cos-
metological girl. 6049.
Beaver (W. R.) Oh! where would I
have been. 22997.
Beazley (S. W.) Rosche’s Children’s
day carols. 2010.
Beboton-verlag, g.m.b.h. :
Allein kann man nicht gliicklich
sein. 23833.
Auf der alten bastei. 9425.
Castiliana. 99576.
Das sang der grosspapa. 9685.
Edelweiss. 14168.
Es gibt nur eine melodie. 24230.
Es ist schon wirklich nicht mehr
schon. 9814,
Hab’ keine angst vor liebe. 24378.
Ich méchte dich auf handen
tragen. 10179.
Kleiner mann—was nun.
Lied der puszta. 10419.
Miidel — sei lieb, mach’s fensterl
auf. 10505.
Mein gorilla hat ’ne villa im zoo.
10545.
Nimm diesen ring. 10748.
So ein kuss kommt von allein.
14621.
25488.
Sternschnuppen. 153835.
Was dein roter mund im frihling
sagt. 15563.
Wenn es ein gliick gibt... 25803.
Wenn liebe nur nicht so gefahrlich
war. 25804.
Wenn man_= auseinandergeht.
25805.
Wir sind alle lustig Kkariert.
11579.
Wir ziehen durch die heimat.
25910.
Becatoros (Sp.)
Dire mov yavKo. 4244,
Becce (Giuseppe) Unsre zeit ist end-
lich gekommen. 4422.
Bechtel (Adelbert) :
Just leave it to me. 18562.
Over the drifting sand. 25214.
Bechtel (P. R.) All in a/ day. 51.
Beck (Conrad). Konzert. 19745.
Beck (F.) Allegro-conecert 1, D-dur.
1830.
Beck (George) Neglecting me. 6122.
Beck (I. G.) Sweetheart and pal.
8911. :
Beck (John):
Down the shady lane.
Little memory. 8146.
Miss Springtime. 10572.
Rock me to sleep, my mother.
8673.
Zeck (K. B.)
Beck (M. C.)
7484.
We do our part. 21514.
I’m wondering. 16440.
pt. OI, n. s., v. 28
Beck (Max) verlag. Ritter Roland.
14331.
Beck (Mort) music ¢o.:
By the silv’ry Rio Grande. 9536.
I’m a bold love racketeer. 3458.
Just another face in the picture.
3611.
Little ranch in Arizona. 3694. .
Little threads of silver peeping
through the gold. 3699, 8152.
Love is in your eyes. 8195.
On a one way street for two.
13029.
Shave and a hair cut. 2117.
What a price to pay for love.
2601.
When can I call again. 4501.
Where the river meets the sea.
2678.
Whistlin’
6968.
Beck (N. B.):
Here’s a song to someone. 3370.
Is there such a thing. 3569.
Beck (R. M.):
Dreaming. 18113.
Joe from Kokomo.
Modernistic love. 18754.
Moods. 18768.
Beck (S. H.) Virgin’s cradle hymn.
23545.
Beck-Slinn (Ernest) :
Allegro con spirito. 15733 (6).
Daffodil-time. 15733 (73).
Beckand (A. J.) Avant, pendant,
apres. 17843.
Beckart (Bert) Rose of the canyon,
far away. 8689.
Becker (A. H.) N & Avand you.
18863.
Becker (E. G.)
Becker (F. M.):
Another day. 15791.
My Gypsy sweetheart, I’m follow-
ing you. 16850.
Becker (G. L.) Tenderly. 6710.
Becker (Georges) : A
Basses et chants donnés aux con-
cours des Classes d’harmonie,
année 1982. 163.
Lecons d’harmonie des _ éléyes
ayant remporté le premier prix
aux concours des classes d’har-
monie, année 1932. 1921.
Becker (H. C.) With the best pal
Eleanor blue. ~ 5116.
that I ever had. 19581.
Becker (Hugo) Wiegenlied. 17752
126).
Becker (Joseph) :
Good-bye sweetheart goodbye.
9971.
We fell in love while looking at
the moon. 17530.
Becker (M. C.):
Annie Laurie. 15780.
I love you, adore you. 18391.
1106
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
I’m going to water the fish in
the ocean. 18407. ~
It’s springtime—it’s lovetime.
18513.
My wonderful girl. 14911.
Trinkle, trinkle little star. 19419,
Becker (M. HE.) Sweet girl of Ohio.
23399.
Becker (N. C.):
I’ll always remember you. 16381.
Just a word to let you know, dear.
16583.
Why do you keep on pretending.
17642.
Becker (Otto) Vier stticke. 22160.
Becker (R. L.) Unison mass in honor
of the blessed sacrament. 23525.
Becker (W. C.):
Merrily we go along. 8277.
So why can’t you and I. 8789.
Becker (W. M.) © My hotcha, seven-
teen. 8368.
Beckham (Hortense) Stolen mo-
ments. 153387.
Beckwith (A. H.):
Anna plays piana in Havana.
17814.
Give three cheers for the N. R. A.
18229.
Underneath the swaying palms
with you. 19440.
You are the flame of my desire.
15691.
Beckwith (F. A.):
Take out your dollars. 11270.
Ye jus’ stop pickin’ on my pickin-
nies. 9268.
Beckwith (L. L.)
. 8674.
Becuecci (Ernesto) :
Galop. 2815 (98).
Mazurka. 2815 (208).
Polka. 2815 (274).
Valzer. 2815 (81).
Bedard (A. J.) Mothers day. 8328,
14832.
Bedard (H. J.):
Where the cactus grows. 21590.
You're teaching me to love you.
Rogue River valley.
21667.
Beddig (Harry) Here comes spring.
10024.
Bedells (Caroline) Two short solos.
23934.
Bedelsky (Abraham) :
Litile tailor shop girl.
Pretty Rose. 6348.
Bedford (Herbert) :
Bee. 9332 (28).
Dewdrop. 9332 (89).
June rapture. 9332 (189).
Overheard in the lane.
(278).
Passion flower.
3698.
9332
9332 (274).
Rosa Yresurget. 9332 (309).
Rose leaves. 93882 (312).
Speedwell. 93832 (274).
Summer storm. 9332 (349).
Tell me. 2815 (821).
Unfolding. 93832 (371).
Bednar (Juanita) Meet me at the
fair, honey. 8260.
Bedtime story. 3588, 7756, 7955, 8171,
8302.
Beebe (C. J.):
Come take the last waltz with
me, sweetheart. 398.
Kentucky bound. 20561.
Beebe (W. W.):
My lady of the night. 12890.
Stranger in town. 233883.
Beecher (Calvin) Pardon me.
Beecher (W. G.) jr.:
Imagine. 3535.
Temporary sweetheart.
You ought to hear
4626.
You, wonderful you. 9313.
Beed (Pearl) What better time for
dreaming. 138614.
Beem (Calla) NRA. 20897.
Beer (Leopold) Neue meisterklange.
3918.
23071.
6709.
her yodel.
Beer-Walbrunn (Anton) Sturm.
6635*.
Beers (EH. L.):
Blue eagle. 15866.
Ideal American. 3520.
Beers (Jimmy) :
Cargo of love. 9568.
Georgia Tech victory march.
22180.
Beeson (H. 8.) Moonlight and love.
18778.
Beethoven (Ludwig van) :
Adagio and Minuetto.
Beethoven suite. 4800.
Beethoven’s Moonlight
21696 (382).
Come to Me. 11788.
Country dance. 21791.
Divertimento. 23935.
Ecossaises. 17886.
Finale. 23936. .
Fur Elise. 15838.
Gavotte. 21792.
Klavier-konzert. 4801.
Konzertsttick. 9479.
Minuet. 4802, 4808, 7194, 11789,
13879, 17887, 17888, 23937.
Moonlight sonata. 7195.
O land of dreams. 9480.
Ruins of Athens. 17889.
Scherzo. 181, 9481, 9482, 17890.
Theme and variations in C major.
15839.
Turkish march.
9478.
sonata.
13880, 21793.
1107
INDEX
pt. OI, n. s., v. 28
Beethoven (Ludwig van)—Continued.
Violin concerto in D major.
19747.
Woodland symphony. 18881.
Beetle’s wedding. 7196.
Beggar maid. 23939*.
Beggs (John) Freedom of man.
14244,
Béguin de la garnison. 4861, 7236,
8524, 8943.
Behn (Hermann) Fuge. 18765 (18).
Behr (Herman) Helen. 841.
Bent (soa
All mine. 4692.
Send her back to me. 6485.
Behrens (E. D.) Are you happy.
17823.
Behrens (John) I’m cuckoo about
you. 12374.
Bei den Wiener Schrammeln. 18888.
Bei der wirtin Zum weiss-blauen kran-
zerl. 9485.
Beirach (I. A.):
Are you beautiful. 138824.
I like to sing a love song. 12346.
U.S.A. goes N.R.A. 17488.
Why do I bring this bouquet.
11562.
You’re like a gorgeous bouquet.
13736.
You shouldn’t be bashful. 13748.
Bela (Dajos) Klipp-klapp, die liebe
ist da. 1257, 1258:
Belcher (Cecil) Lazy
along. 18597.
Belcher (D, R.) Kalamazoo college
song book. 20550.
Belcher (F. S.) jr.
19925*.
Belcher (Julia) :
Onset Island moon. 17028.
Someone is waiting for someone
tonight. 25509.
Your picture. 25984.
Belcher (M. H.) Without you I am
blue. 138692.
Belgium, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Believe me, if all those endearing
young charms, 23943.
Belknap (L. A.) No maiter where
you kiss your sweet. 16950.
Bell (A. G.) Shopping at the five
and ten. 6498.
Bell (Bernadine)
24355.
Bell (E. P.)
river rolling
Deal a hand.
Good-bye dreams.
Right old time. 21129.
Bell (Emma) Just a-loving you.
3610.
Bell (H. K.) music co. Tamara.
2313.
Bell (H. K.) pub. co. I'll love you
forever. 10105.
Bell (Harry) I’m lonesome while you
are away. 10134.
Bell (J. H.) Chicagoland festival.
9612.
Bell (J. N.) Down Merseyside.
22056.
Bell (J. W.) jr. Fly little birdie.
20078.
Bell (John H.):
Haskell Indian band march.
22252.
Sword and buckler. 193826.
Bell (Letitia) pseud. See Beiknap
(L. A.)
Bell (Maud) Old Highland melody.
PA UO |
Bell (Richard)
Bell (Violet)
Bell (W. B.):
Feed me chicken. 9855.
Jug saw. 103810, 12528.
Marabelle. 5913.
Myra. 6108, 12937.
Owl man. 10848.
Bell waltz. 7200.
Bellairs (R. H.):
. Allegro con spirito. 157383 (6).
Barcarolle. 15783 (21).
Chanson triste. .15733 (357).
Chant funébre. 15733 (58).
Concert overture in CC minor.
15733 (67).
Daily studies for the organ. 15733
(74).
Elements of pianoforte technique.
9332 (99).
Fantaisie. 15733 (35).
Idylle in A major. 15733 (153).
Improvisation. 15733 (155).
Introduction and Allegro fugato
Old eleven. 16984.
Just you. 10340.
in F. 15733 (162).
Legende. 15733 (180).
Marche __ caractéristique. 15733
(358).
Marche hongroise. 157383 (204).
Matinée de_ printemps. 15733
(209).
Meditation. 15733 (213).
Melodious five finger studies ar-
ranged in duet form. 15733
(214).
Minuet and trio in G. 15733
(218).
Minuetto in F. 15733 (221).
Nocturne. 15733 (38).
Pastorale. 15733 (45).
Postlude in D major. 15733 (274).
Sérénade. 15733 (46).
Short scale studies for the piano-
forte. 157383 (317).
Bellamy (D. D.) Yours. 18758.
Bellamy (P. V.) Your smile is para-
dise. 17746.
1108
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Bellare (Hlli) the bird.
5237.
Belle mariniére. 7554, 9619, 11794.
Belle of Mayfair. 11670 (29, 294,
412), 15733 (7, 26-29, 65, 106, 142,
149-151, 157, 158, 210, 228, 270, 380,
381, 383, 385), 19648 (11, 12).
Belle of the West. 2815 (174).
Bellecour (Maurice) :
Histoires de Pierre et de Lily.
12294,
Tulipe noire. 2460,
Bellicard (Mme. J.) Solféges de con-
cours 4 2 voix. 2184.
Bellini (Renato) :
Berceuse. 15844.
Morale. 228386.
Ombra. 23014.
Bellini-Nicoli (Mario) :
~Auseur. 4749. ©
Grotte bleu. 5312.
Bellis (H. T.) Come on ‘and sing,
sing, sing. 19878.
Bellwood (Htta) If I could always
be with you. 1081.
Bellwynn (Jules) I love to be loved
like a baby. 163895.
Beloch (Dorotea) Asfodelo.
Belovesick (Michael)
days gone by. 14775.
Belovick (Andrew) I love you Ro-
Gettin’
9404*.
maine. 20348.
Belt (J.-G.) :
Come and go with me. 15983.
Noah built the ark. 16953.
Beltrame New deal march.
20921.
Beltramo (C.) :
Burattini in marcia.
Danza infantile. 4989.
Dolee sera. 5053.
Nebbie d’oro, 12948.
Rimembranze. 6401.
Santa poesia. 6454.
Sempre avanti. 6482.
Beltramo (G. G.):
Happiness. 20186.
Noche en Espafia. 25120.
Primi ricordi. 25298.
Belwin, inc.:
Dark eyes, 4991.
Gavotte classique.
Golondrina, 5274.
Grandpa’s dance album. ‘7672.
Paloma. 6267.
Progressive trombone studies in
modern dance rhythms. 21088.
Song of India. 6564.
Song of the Volga boatman. 6568.
Two guitars. 6803.
(G.)
11865.
9923.
Bement (EH. L.) ‘Viennese’ waltz.
13550.
Benatzky (Ralph) Bezauberndes
friulein. 13896.
Mem’ries' of.
Benavente (Maurice) :
Adelaide. 28814.
Berceuse. 23952.
Bencomo (J. R.) Tus ojos. 17461.
Bendel (Fr.) Sunday morning at
Glion. 6645.
Bender (R.) Aloha oe. 11709.
Bender (Rolf) Alle meine walzer.
23882.
Bender (Sidney) :
All hail to our banner. 7106.
In my wonderful dreams of you.
5629.
Jasmine. 14575.
Bending (8S. B.) Sweet _— secrets.
15375.
Bendix (Paul) Alles ftir Deutsch-
land. 15766.
Bendix (Theodore) ;
Lion and the mouse. 19648 (75).
Man and superman. T7076 (191). |
Nat-U-Ritch. 93832 (250).
Straw-ride. 11670 (360).
Sweet jasmine. 9332 (853).
Benedict (Hdward) :
Dream mother. 540.
Good old beer. 5292.
Hot-cha house. 896, 12310.
Ill wait until I hear you call. 968.
Longing for you. 14683.
One broken heart and me. 3980.
When you're gone I’m so alone.
2664.
Who’s taking up your time. 2685.
You take your joys to somebody
else. 7056.
Benedictus es, Domine. 9491.
Beneke (Adolf) :
It means so much to me. 1167.
Kampf. 3621.
Benham (Katharine) :
Air in D minor. 34.
Rigadon. 19838.
Beniams (Herman) N R A march.
18869.
Benitez (Cecilio) Linda amapola.
12638.
Benjak (Stephen) I mean you,
20382.
Benjamin (A. J.) a. g.:
Baisers dans la nuit.
Ettiden. 1494.
Pianista virtuoso. 6301.
Schon ist das leben. 2071.
Sérénade d’amour. 21199.
Konigsleutnant. 16612*.
Benjamin (A. J.) a.g. Biihnenverlag.
Benjamin ‘(A. M.) Roosevelt and
N.R.A. 19101.
Benjamin (Arthur) Concerto. 198.
Benjamin (C. A.) Our new President.
6256.
19737.
1109
INDEX
Spiel’ ich auf der
ich an meine traute.
Benjamin (Fritz)
laute, denk’
2230.
Benjamin (H.):
A deux, c’est mieux. 2816.
Sing high—sing low. 19198.
Benjamin (H.) Editions:
Antilla. 88.
Sur un air de Paris. 6652.
Try it once again. 4402.
Benjamin (H. E.) Why yow’re not
satisfied with me. 19565.
Benjamin (L. M.) Night time blues.
8434.
Bennard (George) :
Friend of all friends.
Full redemption songs.
I heard a voice. 20316.
It’s what we need to-day. 20488.
Jesus died for all the children.
20502.
Like ships in the night. 20622.
Mighty revival. 20763.
Precious fountain. 21084.
Song of trust. 21269.
Bennard music co. Full redemption
songs. 18208.
Bennet (M. D.) Poppy. 23110.
Bennett (B. B.) In the night.
Bennett (Barbara)
7895.
20096.
18208.
3551.
I want the moon.
Bennett (Betty) pseud. See Bennett «
(H. M.)
Bennett (Butler) See Bennett (B. B.)
Bennett (C. F.) Barber song. 9459.
Bennett (E. A.) At the end of the
rainbow. 2876.
Bennett (HE. R. P.) Leve, Sverige.
10411.
Bennett (F. L.) In my garden of
dreams. 12462.
Bennett (G. J.):
I had to change the words.
My fraternity pin. 1603.
Bennett (H. E.) You ain’t the only
woman. 21644.
Bennett (H. M.):
Gypsy lover. 24876.
Moonlight caught in your hair.
5994.
Bennett (H. W.)
11753.
Bennett (Harold) High tower.
Bennett (Harry):
It was just a dream that could
not be. 5676.
22350.
Away from you.
18321.
To be or not tobe. 11354.
Bennett (Howard) :
Marche militaire. 23795 (51).
Rockin’ in de win’. 7076 (281).
Bennett (Joan) Parcels for Christ-
mas. 25231.
Bennett (Katherine) Merriegay.
22809.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
Bennett (Kenneth) Hittin’ down the
trail. 10034.
Bennett (L. J.):
Bewarr always uv wimmin. 17899.
Down among the hills. 22049.
Shellbark hickory. 2124.
Take me tew town. 23421.
Bennett (Russell) :
Do you. 18084.
High shoes. 24430.
Hold your horses. 20241.
I’d like to take you home to meet
my mother. 18868.
Swapping sweet nothings with
you. 19811.
Bennett (T. C. Sterndale) See Stern-
dale Bennett (T. C.)
Bennett (V. V.) I will love you just
once again. 1052.
Benning (Bill, or Wm.)
back in Milwaukee.
Benning (W. J.)
17028.
Benoist (G.)
Benoit (Mac) :
Coo-coo. 19886.
Crawling along. 21967.
I’m a million miles from happi-
ness. 16408.
Just trust the man in Washington.
14611.
Ritchie is our man. 23186.
That’s my inventory of you. 19354.
When you appeared upon the
scene. 23671.
Bénoit (Maurice) Du hast das feuer
im blut. 12091.
Benson (KE. A.) There is an abun-
dance for you and me. 17389.
I vish I vas
7890, 12420.
Our club march.
Vallée d’Ossau. 18532.
Benson (E. L.) Bluer than blue.
15879.
Benson (P. A.) My album of golden
dreams. 8346.
Benstead (V. A.)
raindrops fall.
Benter (Chas.)
5846.
Bentivegna (P. J.) Now that I care,
love is passing me by. 10765
Bentley (Fred) jr. Nice goings on.
22954.
Bentley (L. S.) Du Eleine Ruth bist
doch ’ne reizende frau.
Bentley (W.A.) Love dreams. 18660.
Bently (Gus) If it’s true. 3528.
Benton (M. M.):
All day long. 9359.
Believing. 4806.
Down sweetheart’s lane. 65069,
Forgive and forget. 6208.
Hold ’er Newt. 870,
Lady bluebird. 5749. ras
Mickey Mike, it’s. you I like.
5963.
When the silvery
15619.
Longwood gardens.
1110
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
My Irish melody. 10671.
Sweetheart come back to me.
2291.
Tennessee for me. 2339.
Time and again, 2405.
Two big blue eyes. 11393.
Benton (Mike) See Benton (M. M.)
Benton (Thos.) Gems of gladness.
16215.
Benzing (Thomas) When I waltz
with you. 2630.
Béon (Alexandre) Maimouna. 13765
Maimouna. 13765
(114).
Beran (L. L.):
Humanity’s plea. 3400, 10056.
Old Man Propaganda. 10804.
Berceuse magique. 24948.
Berding (A. J.):
Dawn. 19920.
Drums of love. 20000.
I love my teacher. 20344.
I’ve fallen in love. 20394.
Just one little gift, 20543.
Little love song. 24802.
My honey’s come home. 25044.
Old fashioned love. 25157.
Searching the wide world over.
21190.
Song of the captive. 21264.
Berea college. Berea beloved. 203.
Berend (Dave) :
April kisses. 7139.
Feelin’ my way. 7564.
Pickin’ my way. 17059.
Rainbow’s end. 13175.
Berengher (Anita) Let us dance.
18615.
Berens (Herm.) jr. Im Norden.
16497.
Beresford (Maurice) :
Gimme the pipe.
Rajah of Peru.
Berg (A. W.):
Favorite Irish melodies of Thomas
Moore. 13765 (53).
First recreation repertoire.
(181).
Lullaby. 2815 (192).
Pianist’s specialty
9332 (281).
Second recreation
4656 (563).
Sweet Genevieve. 11670 (363).
Tender and true. 2815 (323).
20th century operatic repertoire.
3280.
4086.
4656
repertoire.
repertoire.
4656 (709).
Berg (B.1.):
Let’s romance in waltz time.
12625.
Prosperity’s coming. 4075.
Berg (Gumaer) Toast to love. 9026,
11358.
Berg (Lillie) :
Favorite Irish melodies of Thomas
Moore. 138765 (538).
First recreation repertoire.
(181).
Lullaby. 2815 (192).
Pianist’s specialty
9332 (281).
Second recreation
4656 (563).
Sweet Genevieve. 11670 (363).
Tender and true. 2815 (323).
20th century operatic repertoire.
4656
repertoire.
repertoire.
4656 (709).
Berg (Marjorie) I’m falling for you.
3465.
Berg (P. J.) You said goodbye.
15718.
Berg (Philip) Accept our’ greetings.
17757.
Bergantine (Borney) My happiness.
16851.
See von Berge (H.)
Lied ueber musik.
Berge (H. von)
Bergen (Amelia)
8117.
Bergenham (Frederic) If I could be
with you one hour or two. 10180,
Berger (Arthur) Csardas. 4971.
Berger (D. W.) Old Rose of Wilt-
berger street. 6217.
Berger (Lawrence)
about it. 2602.
Berger (Rodolphe) :
Brise. 9332 (438).
Correspondance. 13765 (31).
Dernier baiser. 138765 (39-41).
Heure grise. 15733 (148, 144).
Impératrice. 13765 (93-95).
Marche burlesque. 15733 (200).
Marche des soireux. 15733 (203).
Mon secret. 9332 (238).
Ne mentons pas aux femmes.
15733 (238, 234).
Peu d’amour. 15783 (266, 267).
Pochard. 93832 (284).
Polka des amours. 15733 (272).
Tentation. 136d. (22k 222).
15733 (349).
Valse de Vetoile. 15733 (363).
Bergére et le monsieur. 7206, 13891.
Bergeron (N. M.) Broadway brighten
your stars, 18936.
Bergersen (Baldwin)
(L. B.)
Bergersen (L. B.)
with me tonight.
What can I do
See Bergersen
Won’t you dance
2728.
Bergese (Hans) Orff-schulwerk.
25197-25199.
Bergh (Arthur) Carrying on with
you. 4894, 7315, 9572.
Bergin (William) Spirit land. 17288.
Berglund (EK. E.):
Is it possible to be unhappy.
12489.
1111
INDEX
Berglund (E. E.)—Continued.
To feather my nest with you.
19400.
Bergmann (Herbert) pseud.:
Du mein liebes, mein sch6nes Ber-
lin. 5094, 5095.
Robert und Bertram. 6407.
Von Schanghai bis MHelgoland.
2536, 25387.
Wir tippeln. 7001, 7002.
Bergquist: (Inez) I can’t just forget.
7795.
Bergstrom (EE. K.) Here’s to that
shrine. 24426.
Bergstrom (Hmma):
How could I leave you,
heart. 5425.
Tell me it’s only a dream. 6704.
There was always Soleus to
sweet-
hurt me. 43850.
Bergunker (Max) Waltz caprice.
20771.
Bergvall (Oscar) When I meet you.
9180.
Berick (R. W.) Violet my dear. 4482.
Beringer (Hsmé) Daily technical
studies for the pianoforte. 15733
(75).
Beringer (Oscar) Daily technical
studies for the pianoforte. 15733
(75).
Beringer (Stephen) Snooksie. 21234.
Beriot (Ch. de) Scéne de ballet.
11670 (321).
Berk (Morty) :
Cross my heart I love you truly.
11986.
Down the road to Dixie heaven.
9753.
Down the trail of golden sunshine.
HOTA:
I love you, I love you. 22382.
I want a real sweetheart. 24589.
Old Irish sweetheart of mine.
20988.
Wandering down lovers lane.
23569.
Berkenkemper (W. A.) Down where
the Swanee flows. 22060.
Berkowitz (Jack Rythym [sic] of
the night. 64387.
Berkowitz (Lawrence) :
Say yes. 138243.
Two of us. 9062.
Berky (Nandor) Mikor latom hulla-
dozni. 16785.
Berlin (Harry) You found in some
one what I found in you. 17707.
Berlin (Irving) :
Debts. 16038.
Easter parade. 14159, 18182.
Highteenth amendment repealed.
16122.
Funnies. 14252, 18209.
pt. 1, n. s., v.28
Harlem on my mind. 18278.
20194.
Heat wave. 12279, 18303.
How’s chances. 14370, 183438.
I can’t remember. 5453, 5454.
If you believe. 3530, 5601.
Lonely-heart. 14681, 18642.
Maybe I love you too much. 3781,
5933.
Meiropolitan opening. 16779.
Not for all the rice in China.
20946.
Skate with me. 17239.
Society wedding. 15276.
Supper time. 13390, 19304. |
To be or not to be. 15456.
Berlin (Irving) ine.:
Ah, go on. 11686.
Ah! surprise. 15745.
Always in the dark. 15770.
And so goodbye. 15782, 17806.
And that is life. 17807.
And there you are again.
17808.
Anne waltz. 19696.
Annie doesn’t live here anymore.
17815, 21741.
Another language. 13815.
Because of once upon a time.
23932.
Beloved. 23948.
Blue roses. 11821, 11822.
Breakfast ball. 21839, 23990.
Brief moment. 13933.
Buy a kiss. 15906, 17941.
Camp, camp, campin’ on your door-
step. 4879, 7300.
Charlie’s home. 7333, 9599.
Chimes in my heart. 17978.
Close your eyes. 3883.
Come on in, the water’s fine.
13812,
7381, 9633.
Creepin’ Charlie, creepy-low down.
428, 3077.
Dance of the bogey men. 21983.
Debts. 16038.
Did I fallin love. 971T.
Did my heart beat, did I fall in
love. 12032.
Don’t keep me in the dark. 18091.
Don’t you remember me. 522,
19967.
Down at the old barn dance.
18098.
Dream lady. 7491.
Easter parade. 14159, 18132.
Highteenth amendment repealed.
16122.
Everything’s as it
7546, 16139.
Fear. 9854.
Fond recollections,
old. 9877.
Fool in love.
should be.
mem’ries of
676, 5195, 9879.
1112
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Fortunate for me. 18195.
Funnies. 14252, 18209.
Ghost of love. 20112.
Go ’long, sundown. 20133.
Goin’ to town, figurin’ out the long
way home. 38295.
Gonna take my time down South.
763.
Goody goody girl. 20154.
Ha-ja-do song. 16269.
Harlem on my mind. 18278, 20194.
He’s mine. 12272.
Heat wave. 12279, 183038.
Here’s to you. 5380, 7738.
Holding up the parade. 16318,
18328.
How much longer. 16333.
How’s chances. 14870, 18343.
I always wear my derby when it
“rains. 914.
I am a fugitive from the chain
gang. 915, 916.
I can’t forget the night we met.
143886.
can’t remember. 5453, 5454.
could go for you. 5455.
didn’t mean it. 22341, 22342.
knew I eouldn’t hold you.
20819, 24507.
I knew Id find you. 22357.
I know you belong to somebody
else. 16379, 20321.
I’m gonna hurry to take my time
down South. 3471.
I’m in the spell of the night.
7848.
I’m sorry I can’t see my old gal
tonight. 12398,
I’m throwin’ my love away.
10139, 12400.
I’ve got a warm spot in my
heart. 18486, 18487.
I wanna man. 10169.
I was waiting for a street car.
24592.
If I had waited for you. 24606.
If that dog o’ mine could talk.
22484, 24611.
If you believe. 3530, 5601.
In a little second hand _ store.
5616, 5617, 79382.
In a little town down the river.
102038, 14514.
In a silly symphony. 22507,
24627.
Inka dinka doo. 22542, 24650.
It might have been a different
story. 10260.
It’s easy to say hello! 16540.
It’s not a secret anymore. 10271,
12499. 3
It was a summer serenade. 7992,
12506.
est py
1113
John Henry, that superman.
16563.
Joker. 8014.
Just born to be lonesome. 1228.
Keep on doin’ what you’re doin’.
24721.
Keep on doing what you’re doing.
20554.
Keep romance alive. 24722, 24723.
Lady for a day. 16614, 18586.
Let’s fall in love. 20595, 24769.
Let’s tell the truth. 5784.
Lifetime of love. 22670.
Like me a little bit less. 3686,
10422.
Little beer, a pretzel and you.
5806, 8136.
Little did I dream. 20631,
Little pen, a little ink, a little
paper. 8148.
Little women and _ little men.
20647.
Little women like you. 22696,
248138.
Lonely-heart. 14681, 18642.
Love is love anywhere. .. 20684,
24845.
Love you are the sunrise. 1400,
5877. :
Lullaby land. 24877. |
Lullaby land of Nowhere. 22753.
Lullaby moon. 16733, 18683..
Lullaby of love. 18684.
Maybe I love you too much. 3781,
5933.
Metropolitan opening. 16779.
Mickey Mouse and Minnie’s in
town. 14789, 18736.
Minnie’s divorce. 1524.
Moanin’ in the moonlight. 1535.
Morning glory. 14826, 16822.
My Dixie hi-dee-hide-away. 8355.
My song of you. 1642.
Night we met. 10743.
Nightingale. 3929.
Not for all the rice in China.
20946.
Off the beaten track. 8464.
Oh, how I adore you. 10786.
Old pig woman. 1755, 3964.
On Sunday when we gathered
’round the organ. 25175.
On sweetheart bay. 3971.
Out in the apple orchard. 17034,
18975.
Out where the Volga flows. 15014.
Palooka. 21087.
Palooka it’s a grand old American
name. 25223.
Ragamuffin Jane. 21105, 25317.
Rainbow River moon. 10988.
Repenting. 15117.
Reunion in Vienna. 15119, 17128.
Roosevelt, Garner and me. 2004.
INDEX
Berlin (Irving) ine——Continued.
Rumpus on the campus. 17159.
Runaway blues. 19120.
Say what you mean. 11059,
19144.
Say yes to me. 19145.
Shadows on the Swanee. 13275,
15225.
Sidewalk waltz. 2133, 4189.
Sing high, sing low. 23292.
Sittin’ on a log and a pettin’ my
dog. 6527.
Skate with me. 17239.
Slower than molasses. 17246.
So it’s bridge again tonight. 8786.
Society wedding. 15276.
Spending my time—saving my
love. 2229, 6590.
Spring fever. 4247.
Standing still. 19279.
Supper time. 13390, 19304.
Sweet sweetheart. 153877.
Tell me oriole. 11284, 13431.
That’s love. 17376.
That’s what evening means to me.
19356.
There’s a house on a hill.
4343.
There’s work to be done. 13449.
They can’t repeal my love for you.
2371,
21388.
This is only the beginning. 21397,
25676.
Threads of happiness. 2393, 4360.
Tide came in and swept my
dreams away. 18469.
Tired of it all. 21411, 25690.
To be or not to be. 15456.
Tony’s wife. 2423, 4383.
"Twas a balmy summer’s evening.
4302.
Two tickets to Georgia.
6805
Walkin’ the floor. 17512.
We couldn’t do better than that.
19481.
We're sweethearts again.
What a man. 6909.
What the dickens
19510.
When I dance with you. 11497.
When the last rose of summer
whispers good _ bye. 17598,
19527.
When the sweet magnolias bloom
4413,
17542.
do we care.
again. 11526, 138645.
When we girls get together.
2655.
When you kissed me. 2659-2661.
Whippoorwill warble away.
19548.
Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf.
19549.
pt. OI, n.s., v. 28
Why do we hurt the ones we love.
19559.
Will it always be me. 6991.
With all my heart. 28724.
You’ve been so nice and sweet to
me. 2786.
Yow sah. 17748.
Zelda by the Zuider Zee. 2802.
Berlin (Irving) standard music corp.:
Sad song. 41383.
What does the deep sea say.
4489.
Berlin-Alexanderplatz. 1315, 2477.
Berliner luft. 2815 (38, 34).
Berman (Art):
By the silv’ry Rio Grande. 9536.
Homestead on a hillside. 24446.
On a one way street for two.
13029.
Yesterday’s sweethearts, strangers
today. 18711, 15684.
Berman (Chas.) Crazy zoo.
Berman (Harry):
Forget me. 688.
I must have you. 20886.
Berman (Morris) Marche pathetique.
20721.
Bernard (Felix) :
I was’ waiting for a street*ear.
24592.
Whistlin’ cowboy. 21596, 25885.
Bernard (Georges) :
14055.
Gavotte des fiancailles. 15733
(iad).
Marche de _ Triplepatte. 15733
(201).
Mazurka hongroise. 157383 (211,
ZV2
Premiére caresse. 15733 (276,
200).
Bernard (P. E.)
missing. 23872.
Bernard (R. 8S.) Im leaving univer-
sity forever. 1006.
There’s a miss I’m
Bernard-Scheib musie eco. Let’s bend
an elbow. 8099, 10401.
Bernards (B.) pseud. See Kutsch
(Bernhard)
Bernauer (Luigi) Jeder tag hat 24
stunden. 12516.
Berner (Erwin) Liederbuch der
Adventjugend. 14656.
Berner (Raymond) Cancans. 307.
Bernhard (Grace) That is my home.
25650.
Bernhard (Oscar)
someone to love.
Bernhardt (F. C.):
Alone on an
19679.
It’s hard to pretend. 3578.
Jail house blues. «1179.
Love is dead. 13884.
I’m longing for
1007.
island with you.
1114
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Must you go home right away
sweetheart. 60388.
My love for you. 6081.
Neath the old oak tree. 1663.
On an island with you... 6227.
Prosit here’s to your health.
8609.
Strolling on the Wabash shore.
2256.
Take that pain out of my heart.
6686.
You brought life back again.
4611.
You threw an anchor to me.
9309.
Bernhardt (Martha) Swan song.
15362.
Bernheim (L. B.) Ole’ Man Depres-
sion. 1760.
Berniaux (Désiré) :
Faubourienne. 7561.
Nuits de Blida. 3939, 3940.
Bernie (Ben):
Ain’t that marvelous, my baby
loves me. 11693, 13785.
Was last night the last night.
2570.
We're all back together again.
9144.
Berns (William)
years ago. 19340.
Bernstein (I. R.):
Dark clouds are drifting away.
4990.
I’ve broken my heart.
Bernstein (Louis)
1983. 1959.
Berrehill (R. H.)
pieces with words.
Berridge (Arthur)
“Lord. 9332 (804).
Berrios (Pedro) :
Ten thousand
14470.
Recollections of
Four little piano
93955.
Rejoice. in the
Cambiala por otra. 11878.
Cementerio virginal. 11900.
Dos prendas. 527.
Lago azul. 1271, 12580.
Berry (Ann) When I look at you.
4504.
Persagel (Andreas) Concordia
hymnal. 3059.
Berthomieu (Mare):
Fleur de Grenade. 14219.
14754.
Berti’s return. 21807.
Would you like to
Verdadera vida.
Berti (David)
Bertie (P. C.)
forget. 9263.
Bertie (Pete) See Bertie (P. C.)
Berton (Roland de) See de Berton
(Roland)
Bertuccelli (Giulio)
Berimen (Ernesto)
6893.
Berwald (Wm.) :
Birth of Christ. 23795 (9).
NIRA. . 16943.
Wedding dance.
Day is past and over. 17752
(34).
Forever with the Lord. 17752
(49).
Give ear to my prayer, O God.
17752 (55).
Jesu, still lead on. 15733 (167).
My Jesus, as Thou wilt. 17752
(97).
Now God be with us. 17752
(100).
Tarry with me, O my Saviour.
17752 (148).
Te Deum in D. 7076 (342).
Thine forever, God of _ love.
17752 (146).
We love the _ place, O God.
17752 (155).
Berwick (F. C.) Why do I love you.
2815 (3867).
Berwick (Tom) :
Boarder that stole my dear wife.
- 23976.
Don’t be ashamed to walk beside
your mother. 14117.
Down the mountain thru the val-
ley to the sea. 14135.
Husband’s lament. 24475.
I can’t find poor mother’s grave.
22333.
I’m lonely tonight beside the
wishing-well. 22414.
Just a whoop an’ a holler, 24708.
Prisoner’s confession. 15090.
When the Bible was the best book
in the land. 25847.
When we Sang in the choir to-
gether. 25868.
Besly (Maurice) :
Castanets of spring. 21881.
Charivaria.. 15951.
Company of heaven. 9639.
England. 9808.
For remembrance. 22141.
I shall not pass this way again.
10150.
Jenny’s new hat. 22574.
She that I love. 6498.
Sylvette’s blue eyes. 21334.
Things I tell my mother, 11327.
Besseit (S. G.) Close your eyes,
moon. 15976.
Bessette (Clement) When sleeping
in my arms. 17585.
Best (T. BR.) Six new Christmas
songs. 205.
Best of enemies. 14327, 15755, 16275,
17527.
Bestor (Don) Tropical love ‘song.
2448, 2449.
Bethan (Erna) Sonate. 23565.
Bethea (Power) Gypsy god. 790.
Bétove (—) Mets ta téte sur mon
épaule. 24948.
1115
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Bettoney (Harry)
ble bee. 221381.
Betts (J. M.):
Hileen mavourneen. 20010.
. {t know a nook, 16377.
Be ty (I. H.) Though we’re worlds
apart. 2392.
Beuker (Hans)
25024.
Bevans (Murrill) :
Embers. 9799.
My broken melody. 10639.
Solitaire. 2186.
Beveridge (M. L.)
16577.
Bevitt (W. D.)
Bevitt (Z. R.)
Flight of the bum-
My chiquita. 18812,
Just a little lovin’.
You only. 23768.
Bach. 19727.
Bey (Ernest) Prosperity is just in
sight. 10961.
Beydts (Louis) Tu demandes pour-
quoi. 2458.
Beyer (A. E.) Ina world of our own.
20440.
Beyer (A. W.) Out of the mist.
10843.
Beyer (E. H.) Full speed ahead.
7610.
Beyers (Hildagard) Looking for you.
206738.
Beyersdories: _ (A. R.), Yuaura , Lou.
1285.
3eversdorfer (Mrs. J.J.) See Beyers-
dorfer (A. R.)
Bezauberndes friulein. 13896.
Bezy (F. J. J.) Everything’s goin’ to
be all right. 5155.
Bi tis im Barnerland. 210.
Biamonte (Louis) :
Indian cradle song. 24646.
Twenty thousand miles from no-
where. 6800.
Bianchi (T. E.)
ASO12. ..\
Bianchini (Guido) :
Barearola. 15824.
Canta .... canta.
Celeghete. 15945.
Dichiarazion d’amor.
Semo mati. 17198.
Bianco (Eduardo) :
Adoracion. 13775.
Cancion de cuna. 138960.
Crepusculo. 14058.
Evocacion. 14194.
Plegaria. 15059.
Poema. 17077.
Principe. 17098.
sianco (Massimo Zanotti-) See Za-
notti-Bianco (Massimo)
3ias (Lawrence) Unfairtome. 2487.
Bibeau (Armand) It’s with love in
my heart. 20489.
Biber (George)
23288.
Oh why did you.
15928.
16054.
Since I’m _ alone.
Bibliothéque d’éducation. Des chan-
sons animées pour les fétes. 12025.
Bibo (Irving) : é
I can’t come out tonight. 12331,
16851.
Let him live. 8092.
Start of the big parade. 6622,
8869.
This night is ours. 15488.
What’s a fellow gonna do. 11485.
You keep me in hot water all the
time. 15701.
Bibo-Lang, ine.:
Al Bernard’s complete minstrel
folio. 238954.
Aloha beloved. 9366.
At the deep sea jubilee. 7146.
Cowboy Tom’s round-up book.
19891.
Girl in the iittle green hat. 743.
High socie.y. 3380.
Hollywood. 5394.
I can’t come out tonight. 12331,
16351. .
I’se done my best. T7876.
In a little red school by the side
of the hill. 7981.
Let him live. 8092.
Little old shack in the mountains.
20639.
Moonlight on the water.
My angel. 16887.
My book of love. 3860.
Ol’ Man Devil. 8476.
Only girl I ever loved. 3988.
Rosary of the rose. 2009.
even million people. 17203.
Shake hands with a millionaire.
2114.
She changed her hi-de-hi-de, for
his yodel-o-de-ay. 6490.
Shim sham shimmy. 15231.
Something came and got me in
the spring. 8807.
24986.
Start of the big parade. 6622.
8869.
This night is ours. 15438.
To-ward morning, dancing with
you. 21426.
Universal march folio. 17484.
What’s a fellow gonna do. 11485.
What wouldja like for breakfast.
2615.
When it’s moonlight in Sunshine
valley. 23645.
You keep me in hot water all the
time. 15701.
Biby (J. S.) May I have a few mo-
ments with you. 22790.
Bice (A. L.) Mass in F. 3775.
Bice (N. 8S.) Funny little feelin’.
20101.
Bichell (I. M.) Song of prosperity.
1722:
1116
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Bickel (Nicholas) :
I can’t go on without you darling.
14388.
Over the ocean blue, I’ll wait for
you. 17086.
Bickford (V. O.)
vorites for guitar.
Bickford (Z. M.):
Hstrellita. 593.
Londonderry air.
Valse bleue. 2499.
Blue book of fa-
4834.
1353.
Bideri (F. ) Piedigrotta Bideri, 1932. |
1876.
Bideri (Ferdinando) Casa editrice:
A signora ’e ’stu core. 21698. —
Adalaysa. 21708.
*Albergo ’e ll’. allegria. 41.
Allegramente. 21721.
Canta sirena. 15929-15982.
Canzona ’e Surriento. 21872.
Canzone qd’ ’o core. 21873.
Che bella cosa @ ’a femmena.
21905.
Che ne sarra dimane. 345.
Comme passa ’a_ primmavera.
21948.
Furturella. 722.
I love you. 22379.
Mbraccia a me. 1495.
Me pides. 22794.
Mia signora. 1520.
’"O bbene. 1721.
’O core a ddoie piazze.
Onda. 23023.
Parteno ’e suldate. 1842.
‘Pecché oj luna. 1855.
Piedigrotta Bideri, 1932.
Ringrazia, e passa...
Si Vammore é ’na pena.
Signorina. 23279.
Stornelli d’oro. 153840.
Tutt’ ’e ffemmene. 23506.
Tutt’ ’e rrose. 2463.
Voce d@’ oro. 25382.
Bideri (Valentina) Canta
15929-15982.
Bidon d’or. 588, 623, 5184, 7446, 8304,
8534.
Bieber (A. M.):
Man at the helm of the U. S. A.
12725.
There’s music on the air. 23458.
Bieberich (Walter) Although. 4702.
Biedermann (H. J.) Missa in hono-
rem B. M. Virginis. 4656 (407).
Bielmeier (Helen) From you to me.
22981.
1876.
23184.
23275,
sirena.
7609.
Bien (Gustav) Dream shadows.
16090.
Biesinger (John) :
Night full of romance. 12958.
That’s why I love you sweetheart.
23449,
Big flight. 16937.
Big red revue of 1933. 24276.
Bigelow (Lillian) :
Memories of mother. 5952.
Oh tell me. 20977.
Biggs (G. B.) Little songs for little
people. 24807.
Biggs (R. E.) Longing just for you.
3706.
Bigler (1. C.):
Ghandi in
14266. :
I love my Soux [sic] 18387.
Bigus (Gene) Baby eyes of blue.
7165
the White house.
Bilbo (G. W.) More cash. 24989.
Bilhorn (P. P.):
Glory for you and. me. 11670
(122). '
Jesus, Thou my only refuge.
11670 (177).
Thorns and roses. 11670 (876).
Wake up. 11670 (397). Bue
What will ye bind. 11670 (417).
Why not receive Him.. 11670
(438).
Bill of divorcement. 4419.
Billaut (Louis) Gaités de l’escadron.
18210. ;
Billi (Vincenzo) :
Ineanto di primavera.
Pietra dello scandalo.
Ronda egiziana. 6417.
Billin (H. H.):
Spring song. 23795 (90).
Twilight dreams. 238795 (102).
Billingsley (M. E.) In my dreams.
10216.
5642*.
4037*,
Billmann (F. J.)
3—4—0. 17415.
Billy Boy. 7213.
Bilotta (Hmil) :
American tragedy. 11716.
Don’t know why I cry. 7470.
Gracie Allen’s missing brother.
7670.
Bilotti (Anton) |. Moderato et fugue
en re mineur. 12805.
Bilotto (J. N.) It burns me up, cause
I can’t cool you down. 10253.
Three point two at
Bimboni (Alberto) Invocation of
Orpheus. 20465.
Binder (A. W.) New Palestinean
folk songs. 14934.
Binet (Frédéric) :
Consolation.
Dans le jardin fleuri.
Interméde rustique.
4656 (109).
4656 (123).
15733 (161).
Naiade. 15733 (230).
Petites moissonneuses. 15733
(265).
4656 (545).
15733 (365).
15733 (3874).
Rondo mignon.
Valse minuscule.
Vieille histoire.
1117
INDEX
Binet (M. D.):
Consolation.
Dans le jardin fleuri.
Interméde rustique.
4656 (109).
4656 (123).
15733 (161).
Naiade. 15733 (230).
Petites moissonneuses. 15733
(265).
Rondo mignon. 4656 (545).
Valse minuscule. 15733 (365).
Vieille histoire. 15733 (3874).
Bingang (Hanns):
Staden sjunger. 21298.
Var kyss du ger... 25745.
Varfoér grater du nir hela varlden
mot dej ler. 21465.
Bingen (R. O.) Dreaming.
Bingham (C. D.):
No bird can sing in a darkened
room. 157383 (287).
Send me a picture postal card.
7076. (308).
Bingham (Dolena) :
~ ~No bird can sing in a darkened
room. 15733 (2387).
Send me a picture postal card.
7076 (3808).
Bingham (Esther)
7499.
What shall I do.
23623.
Bingham (Louise) Beverly Louise
Lu. (208.
Bingham (Seth) Come Thou _ al-
mighty King. 399.
Binhak (Carl) Sabbath evening sery-
ice. 19128.
Binhak (8S. J.) Sabbath evening serv-
ice. 19123.
Biondi (B. J.) Cheer up! cheer up!
the good old days will come again.
3021.
Biorn (Emil) Our Flag.
Birbeck (Robert) :
Little old shack. 18684.
When the gold has turned to Sil-
ver. 2647.
Birch (John) Little church around
the corner. 16670.
Birchard (C. C.) & co.:
Exodus. 609.
3996.
Flower of Venezia. 24269*.
Flowering orchards. 20070.
Flowing river. 670.
Fountain of youth. 24287.
Heritage. 18317.
Home on the range. 24442.
Hymn to Diana. 10062.
It was a lover and his lass. 10275.
Koosheeo. 3638.
Lantern land. 1278.
Lullaby. 11843.
Singing choir. 6523.
Song of the fates. 2949.
Spring equinox. 4246.
Still, still with Thee. 6626.
pt. ITI, n.s., v. 28
What is more gentle than a wind
in summer. 258138.
Bird (A. J.) Children’s day. 11928.
Bird (A. R.) Beneath the petals of a
rose. 19750.
Bird (Bill):
I wish I could look in your Irish
eyes. 5079.
Rose of my garden.
Bird (Jimmy) Honolulu e. 5413.
Bird (P. D.) Man of destiny. 14734.
Birds of a feather. 23960*.
Birkbeck (Bob) pseud. See Birbeck
4120.
(Robert)
Birkett (Charles) Look up at the
moon. 8170.
Birman (Art) Whistlin’ Joe from
Kokomo. 6968.
Birnbach (Richard) :
Arabisches gold. 4728.
Fiir’s kinderherz, 5224.
Streichquartett B-dur. 6632.
Suite romantique. 6688.
Violetta. 6844.
Biron (A. J.) Du hast mir im leben.
9784.
Birtha (Kalman) Forget your trou-
bles. dream of tomorrow. 7594.
Bis friih um fiinfe. 4656 (63, 64, 247,
446). .
Bisbee (G. W.) Jis’ blue.
Bischoff (F. H. G.):
Pearl of great, great price. 19003.
Wanderer. 15560.
Bischoff (J. W.):
Five little white heads.
(56).
Love sings the lark. 18765 (111).
24683.
13765
Open to me the gates. 13765 (160,
161).
Rest. 4656 (534).
Rose I give you. 13765 (183,
184).
Summer wind. 23795 (938, 94).
Teach me, O Lord. 23795 (100).
Two hearts. 13765 (2338, 2384).
Bisher (D. A. G.) Oh she was a win-
some lassie. 20975.
Bishop (—) Home sweet home.
22296.
Bishop (E. C.) Dreamy Mississippi
moon. 9771.
Bishop (EH. L.):
Broken. 23996.
If I had someone like you. 24605.
My chum. 25025.
Bishop (Eleanor) My Redeemer liv-
eth. 1688.
Bishop (G. E.) I want you and home
sweet home. 3506.
Bishop (Gertrude)
Bishop (H. R.):
Home, sweet home.
Lire pov yavxo. 4244,
Shepherd. 25443.
5404.
1118
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Bishop (J. B.)
Bishop (Joe) :
Blue. prelude. 29383, 7229, 9510.
Jealousy... 18532,
Bishop (P. E.):
Drifting down the Ohio with you.
9774.
In a little valley. 7984.
Roses are blooming. 11035.
Tell me sweetheart do you miss
me. 8947.
When the nightingale sings I
dream of you. 9197.
Where ever you go. 9216.
Whisper dear. 9225.
Why did I fall for you. 92835.
Bishop (S. G.) Bunkers. 269*.
Bishop (Walter) :
Birth of rhythm. 4822.
From now till eternity. 5221.
Won’t tomorrow ever come. 17675.
Bunkers. 269%.
Biton (Veuve L. J.) Chante Sion.
19839.
Bittner (Julius) Walzer aus Wien.
17517.
Bivona (Al.) jr. Dreaming = and
thinking of you. 19981.
Bixby (A. K.):
Comforter. 4944.
Crown Him. 4970.
Jesus Thy boundless love. 18535.
Sun is out. 4268.
Bixio (G. A.):
Bimba, senza amore. 214.
Com’ é bella la vita. 392, 398.
Non si puo scherzare con l’amore.
1706.
Non va.
Bizarrities.
25686.
Bizet (Georges) :
Adagietto. 11812.
Aurore. 7076 (16).
Caprice. 7076 (17).
Lamb of God. 4825.
Retour. 7076 (18).
Romance. 7219.
Ronde turque. 7076 (19).
Sérénade. 7076 (20).
Toreador song and march.
CRC).
Variations chromatiques,
17902.
Bizzell (J. L.):
Sixth avenue blues. 8777.
Your eyes, your arms, your kisses
were never meant for me. 98315,
23783.
Bizzell (Leslie) See Bizzell (J. L.)
Bjorke (Hinar) pseud. See Hansson
(Stig)
Bjérnberg (C. N.)
1222,
1710.
24485, 24981, 25050, 25180,
13765
11813,
S.A.L. — valsen.
38188-—-34—-—_-4
Bjornberg
13222:
Bjornson (G. A.) :
...Birds. nest once more in the valley.
(Nisse) S.A.L. -— valsen.
21816.
Dreaming, just dreaming of you.
18115.
Ill always love you. 7818, 20324.
Tisket a tasket. 17424.
Blaa drenge. 19759.
Blaauw_ (Pierre) Blick von dir
bringt das gliick zu mir. 9505.
Blachman (H. A.) We're on our way
to old Broadway. 17541.
Black (A. H.) Robin Hood and his
merrie men. 17138.
Black (Allida) Play quick method
for ukulele or ukulele-banjo. 25264.
Black (Arthur) Modern method for
the Spanish guitar. 5977.
Black (Ben) Come on, get up. 3052,
7380.
Black (C. V.):
Blondie. 19764.
Dream star. 19977.
Gift divine. 20115.
Gliding in a Zeppelin. 20128.
Just a memory. 20529.
Black (E. L.) You are so divine.
25950.
Black (J. M.):
Full and free salvation. 23795
(28).
Shepherd calls. 9332 (822).
Songs of faith and hope. 238795
(89).
Black (J. 8.) Too many irons in the
fire. 21424, 25704.
Black (Johnny) & Go.
irons in the fire. 25704.
Black (Kimball) jr. Just painting a
picture of you. 1227.
Black (M. R.) I’m crazy about ev’ry-
thing about you. 3462.
Black (Marjorie) Since you’ve taken
your love away. 15246.
Black (N. M.) What I couldn’t teach
my baby. 25812.
Black (Olive Blair) We got it. 15570.
Black (Olla Blancet) :
Don’t be a chis’ler.
That dog-gone
234388.
Black-Foxe military institute:
Too many
24162.
long-chain man.
Black-Foxe, we fight for thee.
15856.
Bulldogs of old Black-Foxe.
15901.
Blackerby (Stella) Memory’s book.
10555.
Blackett—Sample—Hummert, ine.
Oxydal theme. 25217.
Blackford (Dora) Seotech cavalier.
23254.
1119
INDEX
pt. 1, n.s., v.28
Blackhurst (J: A.) New deal of love.
1674.
Blackinton (I. H.) Ain’t we happy.
7094.
Blackledge (R. C.) Dreamy lullaby.
3171.
Blackley (H. G.) My dream of you.
12875.
Blackley (M. F.) My little Indian
summer queen. 6076.
Blackman (J. F.):
Always sunshine. 11670 (6).
Bluebird’s song. 7076 (21).
Bright star of truth. 11670 (38).
Eternal spring. TO76 (72).
Everlasting love. 11670 (97).
Flowers welcome. T7076 (83).
Forsake me not. 11670 (110).
He hath triumphed. 9332 (135).
In heavenly love. TO76 (146).
It is a good thing to give thanks.
9332 (UA)?
My father’s land. 11670 (243).
O Lord and Master. 11670 (257).
O spirit of poetry.. 11670 (259).
Only Thee. 11670 (267).
Promise made to mother. 11670
(297).
Robin’s song. T7076 (280).
Sail on, O ship of state. T7076
(298).
Searching the Scriptures. 11670
(s2a)e
‘Tis a drunkard’s home today.
7076 (351).
With heart and voice. 11670
(436).
11670 (411).
11670 (414).
One thing thou
What is the song.
What’s the good.
Blackmer (H. A.)
lackest. 10825.
Blackwood (Hermione) :
Baby, you’re grown-up.
Invitation. 1152,
Blades (F. A.):
I’m almost afraid of you. 12372.
Strolling down the railroad track
with you. 15346.
Whoopee. 2688.
Blaha (Josef) Musikverlag, G.m.b.H.,
Th. Schmidt’s nachfolger. Selige
Wiener zeiten. 25421, 25422.
Blain (Guy) On the banks of the
Saskatchewan. 21002.
Blaine (Larry):
I’m almost afraid of you. 12372.
Strolling down the railroad track
with you. 15346.
Whoopee. 2688.
Blair (B. M.) Your tomorrow. 15728.
Blair (Elizabeth) Sleep song. 19211.
Blair (Hugh) Evening service. 5146.
Blair (J. 1.) Sunset finds a melody in
my heart for you. 23392.
11757.
Blaisdell (George) :
Dancing feet. 24118.
I'll be seein’ you, cowboy. 22366.
Blake (Adele) pseud. See Wilson
(Adele)
Blake (Billy) :
Beautiful Kennywood park. 15831.
Do I love you. 16059.
My basket ball hero. 6040.
Who told you so. 6975.
Blake (C.) Could you read my heart.
11670 (64).
Blake (C. D.) Shepherd’s evening
song. 2125.
Blake (Charlotte) When love smiles
at you. 23651. .
Blake (Clarence):
Jewels. 8009, 14587.
Tribute to a red rose. 25710.
Blake (D. G.):
Busy bugle. 24008.
Cotton-blossom-time.
Drum corps. 24204.
Gay marines. 24325.
24097.
Ho! St. Nick. 7076 (123).°
I love the old doll best. 11670
(150).
Japanese maiden. 11670 (176).
Lullaby boat. 11670 (216).
Make way for the band. 24887.
Mistress Mary. 11670 (236).
One-a-penny. TO76 (254).
Slumber boat. 15265, 19216.
Song of the rain. 25526.
Tales and tunes from grand opera.
19331.
Tin soldiers. 7076 (350).
To Astra. 11670 (379).
Blake (Fred) You did ev’rything for
me. 11623.
Blake (George) Night after night.
3923.
Blake (H. E.) Bluer than blue.
15879.
Blake (J. C.) Carolina moonlight.
4891.
Blake (J. W.) I don’t want nobody
but you. 22343.
Blake (Jimmie) I don’t want nobody
but you. 22348.
Blake (L. J.)
Water music.
Blake (L. N.)
home. 25068.
Blake (Milton)
Blakemore (Paul)
romance. 16740.
Blalock (T. J.) My ship of dreams.
12922.
Blamphin (—)
we love. 9954.
Blanchard (Allan) :
Love in the afternoon. 12675.
Stranger in town. 23388.
Three pieces from the
801.
My old Blue Valley
Chinese chow. 3029.
Magic melody of
God bless the friends
1120
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Blanchard (C. W.) My South. 12925.
Blanchard (L. F.):
Share my pillow. 25436.
Song of the man in the moon.
21268.
Bianchard (Volney) Little church in
Tennessee. 13832.
Blanche (M. L.) In the shadows I
found a heart. 22532.
Blanchella. pseud. See Fobes (B. M.)
Blanchet (EH. M.) Naomi. 20911.
Blanchet (EH. R.) Treize études. 221.
Blanchette (C. A.) Sad is home with-
out a mother. 17168.
Blanchette (R. J. A. F.)
my beloved. 4292.
Blanco (A. A.) Veterans of foreign
Sweetheart,
wars. 15539.
Blanco (Tomas) Réve damour.
15120.
Bland (A. P.) How beautiful heaven
must be. 22311.
Bland (KE. H.)
castles of love.
Bland (J. A.)
Fall of my dream-
14203.
O, dem golden slip-
pers. 13001.
Bland (Mary) Fall of my dream-
eastles of love. 14203.
Blanding (F. R.)
to me. 4047.
Blandino (T. L.)
gone-by. 19983.
Blane (Moby) You found in some one
what I found in you. 17707.
Blaner (T. H.) Somehow. 19233.
Blangenois (Jules) Cours complet de
technique appliquée. 4963.
Blanke (H. B.) pseud. See Melson
(H. B.)
Blankenhorn (W. A.)
high in the air. 1682.
Blarney stone. 8805.
Blas (lL. P.):
Please come back my love.
Please come back
Dreaming of days
My paradise
17071.
Queen of love. 21098.
Ray of cheer. 25322.
Sun of love. 13388.
Blasche (Julius) Schul-tanz-buch.
6467-6469.
Blastic (M. D.) If you’d only say you
love me. 22487.
Blaue vom himmel. 2928.
Blaugh (KE. E.):
Jimmie boy. 16558.
Junnie boy. 16572.
Blauser (Winnie) Wishing with a
four leaf clover. 21623.
Blazejewski (Anna):
I never knew love could be like
this. 12410.
She sits by the window. 17212.
Something tells me you’re tired of
me. 13333.
Virginia hills. 17498.
Blech (Leo):
Liebeswalzer, 5793.
Mister Wu. 5976*, 5976**.
Blech (Wolfeang) Dir médcht’ ich
einmal in mondschein begegnen.
18074.
Blecher (Billy) We’re just a bunch
of merry bo’s. 19489.
Bledsoe (L. R.):
Let’s stop the time and
awhile. 8108.
stay
My big moment. 14857.
Blegen (H. S8.):
Latest wrinkle. 5759.
3955.
Cau’t we at least
Old fashioned play.
Blegstad (Eleanor)
be friends. 309.
Bleestad (Hildegarde)
least be friends. 309.
Blennerhassett (Oliver) :
Down in sunshine alley.
Harmony jazz. 22250.
Biémete THs TWePaivwue. 13904.
Blessing (E. G.):
Meet me, Sweetheart, near the
roses. 12758.
Now he wears the blue. 22970.
Bleus de Vamour. 10451, 10513, 10928,
10985, 11046, 15169.
Bleus du eiel. 25313.
Blickensderfer (G. M.)
world. 17442.
Blight (Tom) When you hear Fritz
play twiddly-bits. 2657.
Blinde (Der) 17752 (24, 25).
Blinn (Araby) Night or day. 22959.
Bliss (Arthur) :
Quintet for clarinet and strings.
8643.
Can’t we at
22053.
Top of the
When I met you. 15601.
Your eyes tell the secret. 13753.
Bliss (Beatrice) :
After much deliberation. 17767.
Losing you. 18654.
Bliss (G. O.) If you were in my
arms. 14505.
Bliss (P. P.) \What’s the use of
Sighin’, 4656 (684).
Bliss (Paul) Sacred two-part chor-
uses. 13224.
Blistein (Beatrice) :
After much deliberation. 17767.
Losing you. 18654.
Bloch (J. H. M.) Fahreda. 20045.
Bloch pub. co., ine.:
Friday evening service. 18205.
New Palestinean folk songs.
14934.
Block (Rosalind) Someone who'll
love me too. 4225.
Blodgett (Martha) Anything and
everything for you. 11728.
1121
INDEX
Blomquist (C. M.):
Beautiful naughty brown = eyes.
17881.
Beneath that dear old willow tree.
15842.
Life is a jig-saw puzzle. 3681.
Blon (Franz von):
Dramatische ouverture. 5074,
7488.
For you. 2815 (89).
Serenade d’amour. 21696 (339).
Solinger schiitzen-march. 9332
(331).
Blonder (M. M.):
America first. 70.
Trouper, see it through. 19423.
Blonstein (Etta)
977.
Blood (Will)
1824.
Bloodgood (C. M.) What would I do
without you. 6913.
Bloom (Harry) inec.:
It’s spring weather we're togeth-
I love you always.
Our old swimming hole.
er again. 7987.
Only for you my love. 10829.
When shall we meet again.
21562.
Yesterdays’ sweethearts, stran-
gers today. 13711, 15684.
You’re my lucky charm. 17731.
Bloom (Jack) My palace where love
is king. 3894.
Bloom (Mickey) Youtmel } O31.
25968.
Bloom (Rube):
Dinah Lou. 503, 7455.
Plantation recollections. 17064.
Southern memories. 21284.
Stately mansion. 17306.
Stay on the right side of the road.
2248, 4251.
Waltz is on.
Bloomer (E. S.)
21496.
I’m coming back
someday. 10121.
Bloomer (R. I.) Lonesome tonight.
20667.
Bloomfield (F. D.):
Gypsy queen. 5821.
On the shores of Tampa Bay.
8504.
Blose (J. M.):
Eclectic course of graded studies
in piano playing. 4656 (157).
Elementary piano technics. 4656
(160).
Blossom (Lester) :
Paradox. 21041.
When I’m dancing with somebody
else. 21552.
Blossom (M. B.):
Acquaint thyself with Him. 13765
(1).
Be of good comfort. 13765 (11).
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Blout (Jennie) New Year praise.
20924.
Blow (Belle) Moonlight and apple
blossoms. 1551.
Blower (M. A.) :
Hungry for you, sweetheart. 3408.
Last waltz. 8075.
Lucky little wildflower. 12698.
Oh! you lucky people. 10792.
Speaking of operations. 8848.
Take me back to the shack I ¢all
home. 15398.
What’s the good of moonlight.
4496.
Blue (I. G.) Memories of mother.
10553.
Blue (M. L.) That’s why I love you.
19361.
Blue (M. S.):
There’s a blue bird a bringin’ hap-
piness. 17394.
Valse mit me Vilhelmeena. 21463.
Blue (Ralph) You can’t play my uku-
lele. 25952.
Blue butterfly wild flower series op-
erettas. 11818*.
Blue diamond song _ service.
Romeo. 17114.
Blue lotus. 21828*,
Blue moon. 9332 (384).
Blue widow. 21959, 23771.
Blum (John):
My golden eagle.
N. R= A. . 16905.
Repeal. 25328.
Radio
22885.
| Blum (R. E.):
Dream waltz. 14142.
My gal. 3869.
Blume (Hermann):
Heldenehrung. 138568.
Tannenberg-marsch. 12192.
Blume (Karl):
Abendlied. 11673, 11674.
Auf der Liineburger heide.
4746.
Mein midel, der wein und die
rosen. 5944, 5945.
Wenn der birnbaum bDlitiht. 6903,
6904.
Winter. 11674, 13682.
Blume von Hawaii. 235.
Blumenson (S. L.) Waltzing in the
night. 25775.
Blumenthal (Rose):
On Wall street.
Solitude. 6548.
Blumer (Theodor) Deutsche yolkslie-
der—fantasie. 18068.
Blythe (W. B.) Flute band unison
scale book. 14228-14230.
Board of publication of the United
Lutheran church in America. See
United Lutheran church in America.
Soard of publication.
4745,
6254.
1122
~
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Boardman (M. E.) My little girls.
12892.
Bocecherini (L.):
Boccherini minuet in A. 23977.
Minuet. 3817, 23937.
Bochmann (—) Fraitilein Annemarie.
3252.
Bochmann (Werner) Leb wohl mein
lieb fiir heut. 14641.
Bocklet (Heinrich v.)
klirung. 17752 (140).
Bocklet (Johanna vy.) Tod und ver-
kl4rung. 17752 (140).
Bockus (Phil) Dreamy moonlit val-
ley. 12088.
Bodkin (Billie) See Bodkin (W. H.)
Bodkin (W. H.):
Road to sunshine. 8670.
Waiting my time with you. 11441.
Boe (R. D.) ‘Trying to forget. 9046.
Boe (V. E.) Concordia hymnal. 3059.
Bohm (Anton) & sohn:
Bilder vom Chiemsee.
Messe in B. 14787.
Boehme (Margarete) Zwei sonatinen.
23795 (108, 109).
Bohmelt (Harald) :
Kleiner mann—was nun. 14621.
Was dein roter mund im frihling
Sagt. 15568.
Wenn es ein gliick gibt... 25808.
Boehnlein (V. G.) From private to
general. 15733 (128)..
Boelke (John) MHy-a keed. 10059.
Borner (Kurt) Variationen. 9832
(378).
Boetger (LL. M.)
‘not you. 25510.
Bogatto (Serafino) :
Ave Maria. 121.
Pange lingua. 10853.
Boghen (Felice) Vocalise-étude. 4437.
Bogle (Robert) Summermoon. 17325.
Bohanan (F. D.):
All over this world. 7109.
Brown skin. 7271.
Buildin’ on a rock. 4863.
Tod und ver-
11811.
Someone new, why
Come down sinner, yo’ none too
late. 15989.
He raise po’ Lazarus.
Hold de winds. 7748.
I been toilin’ up the hill so long.
5450.
I’m almost home.
In bright mansions.
Just because. 8033.
Keep a-singin’ on de way.
Keep on to Galilee. 8047.
Lass o’ Killarney. 8073.
Laughing Water. 16628.
Littul gal so true. 8154.
Lizene. 58383.
5300.
7839. -
5619.
16601.
Love is a rose. 8192.
Mother, dear mother,
comes o’er me. 8325.
My gentle old mother. 6058.
New hiding place. 6126.
Ole sheep done know de road.
6222.
Po wayfarin’ stranger. 6318.
Purple shadows in the west. 17108.
Ride on King Emanuel. 6398.
Roses will bloom in your garden.
17155.
Sing a-ho. 6517.
Soon one morning. 17280.
Soon-a will be done, 8838.
Take me home. 89380.
Tell Jesus. 6700.
Visions. 17495.
Winter-day. 17659.
You better mind. 17701.
Bohanan (O. L.):
All over this world. 7109.
Brown skin. 7271.
Buildin’ on a rock. 4863.
Come down sinner, yo’ none too
late. 15989.
He raise po’ Lazarus.
Hold de winds. 7748.
I been :toilin’ up the hill so long.
5450.
a sadness
5350.
7839.
5619.
I’m almost home.
In bright mansions.
Just because. 8033.
Keep a-singin’ on de way.
Keep on to Galilee. 8047.
Lass o’ Killarney. 8078.
Laughing Water. 16628.
Littul gal so true. 8154.
Lizene. 5833.
Love is a rose. 8192.
Mother, dear mother, a sadness
comes o’er me. 8325.
My gentle old mother. 6058.
New hiding place. 6126.
Ole sheep done know de
6222.
Po wayfarin’ stranger. 6318.
Purple shadows in the west. 17108.
Ride on King Emanuel. 6398.
Roses will bloom in your garden.
17155.
Sing a-ho. 6517.
Soon one morning.
Soon-a will be done.
Take me home. 89380.
Tell Jesus. 6700.
Visions. 17495.
Winter-day. 17659.
You better mind. 17701.
Bohannon (Pearl) I wish
died in our craddle [sic]
Bohéme (La) 16686.
Bohemian girl. 21775.
16601
road,
17280.
8838.
we had
22470.
1123
INDEX
Boher (Michel) :
J’aime a voguer. 7995.
Jean-matelot. 10296.
Bohlman (H. J.) Must I say goodbye
to you. 22863.
Bohm (Carl):
A la valse. 19648 (1).
A mon étoile. 19648 (2).
Abide with me, 2815 (1).
Amoureuse. 11670 (9).
Anfangs-studien. 9332 (10).
Espagnola. 23795 (28).
Fata morgana. 11670 (100).
Grace. 19648 (44).
Impromptu-mazurka. 19648 (54).
Kosender falter. 19648 (67).
Papillon. 19648 (112).
Rosetta. 17752 (122), 23795 (76).
Spinnlied. 19648 (182).
Staccato 19648 (133).
Tausenderlei. 21696 (367).
40 easy and progressive studies
for the violin. 23795 (10). -
Bohm (Jenny) :
Amoureuse. 11670 (9).
Anfangs-studien. 9332 (10).
Espagnola. 23795 (28).
Fata morgana. 11670 (100).
Rosetta. 23795 (76).
Tausenderlei. 21696 (367).
40 easy and progressive studies
for the violin. 23795 (10).
Bohme (Felix) Roosevelt is bound
to win. 19102.
Bohn (R. K.) Moon paradise. 12814.
Boieldieu (F. A.) White lady.
15688.
Boissoneault (T. ny:
coming back again.
Boland (Clay)
I.0.U. 2582.
Boland (John)
Boland
358.
Bolander (Pearl)
Tennessee. 584.
Bolanz (Ada) I want my baby back.
7893.
Boldi (J. B.) Indiana.
Boldin (KE. G.):
I’m so happy—I don’t know what
to do. 12396.
It makes me feel so happy, I
Prosperity is
25305.
We’re the boys from
8746.
earol.
Ship of state.
(Kathleen ) Child’s
Down in sunny
4656 (307).
don’t know what to do. 165382.
Bolen (Franz) See Bolik-Bolen
(Franz).
Bolero moderne. 23978.
Boles (B. L.) Sweetheart can’t you
see. 8912.
Bolick (C. K.):
Alma mater song. 2848.
Alma mater song Lenoir high
school. 58, 59.
pt. 1, n. s., v.28
Bolik-Bolen (Franz) :
Sweet little thing, oh dear old
thing. 11247.
World of love. 259382.
Bolin (Nick):
Gypsy valse. 38382.
25355.
235744.
Romance and dreams.
Yip chu chee cha cha.
Boll (EH. E.) Childhood memories.
19849.
Bolls (L. W.) My dream waltz.
25034
Bologne (Jean) Chant du_ tango.
Bolt (H. B.) See the sun. shining.
17191.
Bolte (Wilma) Kindergarten and
primary songs. 95788.
Bolton (G. P.):
By a waterfall. 4868.
It seems too good to be true.
3581.
Say that you love me. 2065.
Bolton (Laurence) :
They did not tell me. 6735.
White in the moon the long road
lies. 6970.
Bolton (R. W. W.)::
By a waterfall. 4868.
Dreams. 19986.
It seems too good to be true.
3581, 18516.
Say that you love me. 2065.
Boltz (M. M.) Hit-skip driver.
18324.
FBombaco (Frank) Hiawatha land.
20234.
Bombard (J. A.) JIve got a home.
24579.
Bomboy (Claudine) Back to Dixie.
17855.
Bompeix (J.) Solféges de concours a
2 voix, 1933. | 23313.
Bon voyage. 238*.
Bonadoni (Guiseppa)
moresque. 17355.
Bonavita (Mario):
Chiacchiere. 3850, 3025.
Fez. 638, 639.
Sotto Vombrellino con me.
(927.
Bond (C. J.)-:
Is yo? Yois. 4656 (310).
Ten songs. 4656 (70).
Vision. 4656 (668).
Bond (G. C.) Ever since I fell in
love. 5148.
Bond (J. W.) Sun don’t shine all the
time. 2266.
Bond (Oliver)
true. 138678.
Bond (Sylvia) Back to your cottage
home I wiil return to you. 18854.
Bondage. 11968, 13100.
Tango hu-
2217,
Will my dreams come
eri ts
1124
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Bondon (John):
Broken hearted soldier boy.
4859.
Valley of the San Joaquin. 6829.
Bonds (M. A.)
5068.
Bone come a-knittin’.
Bongiorno (F. J.):
Cruel. 9661.
Lovers. 12690.
Bonin (Louis) Au bout du _ film.
11741. |
Bonincontro (G.):
Quiétude. 8642.
Réves bleus. 8659.
Si Vamour prenait racine. 8752.
Bonincontro (Gabriel) Sais-tu pour-
quoi. 2041. ‘
Bonnal (Hrmend) :
Down south in Dixie.
13922.
Il était un enfancon. 14508.
Symphonie. 11265.
Bonnard (G.):
Buona notte, Billie. 272.
Gambe in aria. 76138.
Giovinezza senza amore. T737-
739.
Ma lamore @ un’ altra cosa.
1483.
Bonne aventure. 1841, 1844, 9820,
10865.
Bonnell (Clara) Sweetheart of my
old age. 2298, 23412.
Bonnell (W. R.) Over the Rhine.
17037.
Bonney (M. 8S.) Montana memories.
12811. 5
Bonnie (Joseph) Who cares.
Bonnie Dundee. 7235.
Bono (Salvatore) :
Marlene in trousers.
Selfish mother. 4161.
Bonsanti (R. M.):
Sing a happy song. 19195.
Violet my dear. 4482.
Bonset (Jac) Mein harmonium.
5943.
Bonvin (Ludwig):
Ave Maria. 7156.
Deus sic dilexit mundum.
Bonyai (J. A.) Bluer than
13914.
Boojay (Laurence)
hell of a fix. 867.
Book of piano pieces for adult begin-
ners. 138926.
Booker (Leo) My lady. 25051.
Booker (8S. T.):
15641.
5927.
7450.
blue.
Ho, boy I’m in
Cheerio! America’s glad song.
4914.
Drifting down the Mississippi.
3174.
Jobless philosophy. 20507.
Just aS it ought to be. 20537.
Rest in my arms. 25329.
| Boone (D. A.)
Here I am all alone.
18316.
Boone (Dan) See Boone (D. A.)
Boone (J. W.):
Granny will your dog bite. 5304.
Ragtime Annie. 6372. ;
Boone (V. F.):
Peace has come to earth again.
17052.
Rosebuds and daisies. 8690.
Boos (HetO;) 3°43
Corporal’s guard. 21696 (64).
Silver maple. 21696 (842).
Booser (R. M.) When the moon
comes out. 13689.
Boosey & co., Itd.:
Adieu. 93388.
Andy Battle.
As a shepherd. 4732.
As I sit here. 9400.
Ash grove. 9405.
Awake, my heart. 4757.
Between the sunrise and the blue.
4818.
Bird of love divine. 138900.
Bless this house. 9504.
Blue rhyme bock. 21829.
Border ballad. 11882.
9378.
Bread of the world. 19791.
Calling me home. 24020.
Castanets of spring. 21881.
Cavendish fourteenth concert par-
ty album of concerted numbers.
4903.
Charivaria, 15951. -
Cheat of Cupid. 9600.
Cherry tree doth bloom.
Christmas. 17983.
Christopher Wren.
Click! clack. 21927.
Company of heaven.
Concerto. 4226.
Danse bacchanale.
Dat’s berry queer.
Day-dreams. 18045.
De ole banjo. 22007.
De ringtail’d coon. 22008.
Demon king. 9705.
Devon, O Devon, in wind and rain
4915.
15968.
9639.
19917.
21997.
24146.
Dobbin. 9730.
Doubtful lover. 14128.
Dream. 24179.
Dream come true. 12066.
Dream song. 3165.
Dunean Gray: 12092.
England. 9808.
Fairy sentinels. 20049.
February. 12135.
Five children’s songs. 14269.
Five poetical studies. 22226.
Flowers of the forest. 9874, 20071.
Fly away, fly away over the sea.
12149,
1125
INDEX
Boosey & co., 1td.—Continued.
For remembrance. 22141.
Four-leaf clover. 3251.
Four Shakespeare songs.
Foxgloves. 14241.
Garden seat. 12185.
Give me thy hand. 22191.
Going to the fair. 3297.
Good-night. 22213.
Hawk of Scotland Yard.
He likes ’em fluffy. 53848.
He that dwelleth. 5353.
He that loves a rosy cheek. 16287.
Heal me, O my Saviour. 5356.
Home on the range. 22294.
How deep in love am I. 5427.
Huntsmen. 20271.
I hear you calling me. 3484.
Ill keep you in my heart.
I shall not pass this way again.
10150.
I thought of you.
Iceberg. 18461.
Idyll. 10376.
In a little lane. 16502, 22503.
In an arm-chair. 12453.
In the woods in June. 3555.
In this sweet loveliness. 20457.
Invitation to the dance. 20463
Invitation to the waltz. 10244.
Invocation. 7971.
13169.
18294.
18431.
It was a lover and his lass. 24672.
Jenny’s new hat. 22574.
Jig and slip jig. 22580.
Jolly Roger. 5698, 22588.
Just a dream. 3602.
King’s men. 10347.
Life holds no joy but you. 20609.
Little grey dove. 126438.
Lohengrin. 17505.
Love’s old sweet song. 12694,
16725.
Love’s prisoner. 5887, 10494.
Magic in the garden. 8229.
May day. 20730.
Meistersingers. 15551.
Mirabelle. 1528.
My bower. 10636.
My love’s a butterfly. 6083.
My Master hath a garden. 10682.
My mistress frowns. 10684.
My soul, there is a _ country.
20874.
Naney. 22983.
Nation shall speak peace unto
nation. 8916.
O perfect and eternal One. 6182.
Oh, my word. 6198.
Old grey mare. 25160.
Old wine in new bottles. 16997.
Paradise street. 10862.
Parting. 25687.
Piper. 21064.
Quintett. 21101.
20332.
pt. 1, n.s., v. 28
Remembering you. 19079."
Ring out, ye erystal spheres.
idee
River. 21131.
Same stupid gossoon am _ MUI.
ren 4s
Scot in exile. 138258.
Second selection of Wilfrid San-
derson’s popular songs. 13256.
Secondary school music course.
13256*.
She that I love. 6498.
Ship of Rio. 4182.
Siller croun. 23282.
Six popular songs. 4784.
Song of the links. 15298.
Songs of childhood. 25532.
Stable door. 23370.
Summer love song. 17324.
Sunken garden. 4272.
Sussex ways. 11238.
Sylvette’s blue eyes.
Tannhauser. 15552.
Tell me where is faney bred.
134382.
That wouldn’t be a bad
6724.
Theme from Pomp and circum-
stance. 21376.
Things I tell my mother. 113827.
This treasured land. 11334.
21334.
idea.
Three sacred songs. 24782.
Three short pieces. 6694.
Three waltzes. 11068.
Till thou canst come. 25687.
Titania. - 25691.
To daffodils. 17429.
To you chérie. 23485.
"Twas a dear little song. 11385.
Twelve marches for schools.
23324.
Twice 20 choral songs for choirs.
23507.
Two little words. 238511.
Two movements from an Irish
symphony. 16282.
Violin obbligatos to six famous
songs. 6845.
Walking home to Chelsea. 11444.
War and peace. 28572.
Weathers. 6892.
When the harvest’s in. 17592.
Whisper in your dreams. 15636.
Who is Sylvia. 176382.
Why have you stolen my delight.
11564.
Yesterday’s roses.
Boote (Herbert) :
King folio for Hawaiian guitar.
8050.
Play quick method for guitar.
25261.
Booth: 40. Hs H.);
Granier’s hosanna.
11606.
12237.
1126
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Symphony. 21336.
Two preludes. 242.
Booth (N. A.) I never dreamed that
love could be like this. 16446.
Bootleggers (Les) 18167, 18168,
18519, 18520.
Bootz (Hrwin) :
Ich bin so scharf auf Erika.
1065.
Schone Isabella von Kastilien.
15196.
Borchers (D. E.):
Dorothy. 5063.
Ev’ry rainy day. 606.
Fireside dreams. 7572.
It’s hard to say good-bye. 1169.
Little love game. 1841.
Sweetheart, I can see. 8915.
Virginia. 2528.
Borchert (Walter) :
Aber russisch muss es sein. 8, 9.
Bei mir da hingste tiber meinem
bett. 186, 187.
Bisschen mondschein. 1063.
Bisschen mondschein, ein bisschen
liebe. 1064.
Brennendes geheimnis. 138931.
Buona notte, schéne_ signorina.
2968.
Du bist alles, mein anfang, mein
ende. 565.
Du liebst mich nicht mehr. 569.
Hin jeder hat mal gliick. 14167.
Hinmal mécht’ ich keine sorgen
haben. 582.
Hinmal wirst auch du mich lieben.
3190.
Fraulein Annemarie. 3252.
Frau’n, ihr seid die sterne des
lebens. 705, 706.
Harlekin. 3342.
Heute nacht oder nie. 850.
Ich bin kein Lohengrin, ich bin
kein Parsival. 1063, 1064.
Ich bin so scharf auf Erika. 1065.
Ich bin vom Rockefeller grad’ das
gegenteil. 582.
Ich hab’ dich lieb, braune ma-
donna. 1068, 1069.
Ich kann nicht schlafen heut’
nacht. 3517.
Ich kann noch mehr, als tango
tanzen. 1071.
Ich lieg’ so gern, so gern, so gern
im gritinen gras. 14489,
Ich will ja nichts als deine liebe.
3019.
Im krug zum griinen kranz. 1106,
1107.
In Persien. 1131.
Isabella, du schéne Isabella.
1162.
Kleine reise im friihling. mit dir.
1256.
Klipp-klapp, die liebe ist da.
1257, 1258.
Komm auf die schaukel, Luise.
3636.
Liebe kommt, liebe geht. 1315,
2477.
Lieder, die meine mutter sang.
3679.
Mein kleines friulein aus Hawai.
12759.
Meine frau—deine frau. 3792.
Mir fehlt zum gliick nur ein midel
wie du. 1527.
Mit einer schdnen frau geh’ ich
gerne bis ans end’ der welt.
3826.
Musketier storch. 3855.
Nacht von Saragossa.
Niemand fragt uns.
1651, 1652.
1681, 1682.
Nur dir will ich gehoéren. 1719,
1720.
Reg’ mich nicht auf, Johanna.
1966, 1967.
Rosa, reizende Rosa. 2006.
Rund um die Wolga. 2027.
Schau mir in’s auge. 15190.
Schone frau, gute nacht. 2073.
Schéne Galathee. 4145, 4146.
Schéne Isabella von Kastilien.
15196.
Schwiile sommernacht und eine
frau wie du. 2089.
Sehr geschatztes Fréiulein Laura.
2097, 2098.
Spanischer tango und ein middel
wie du. 2225.
Spiel’ ich auf der laute, denk’ ich
an meine traute. 2230.
Uber den dachern von Berlin.
2476, 2477.
Wenn wir uns spéter einst wieder-
Seh’n. 2594, 2595.
Wer nimmt die liebe ernst. 2596.
Wir tanzen weltschlager. 4576.
Bordino (Francisco) Vieja cancion.
Borea (Vincenzo) :
Chi sari la maglia rosa.
14010.
Ultima follia. 6807.
Borel-Clere (Ch.):
Avec Vassurance. 123.
Criez-le sur les toits.
Malgré moi. 1455.
Partir pour la Cote d’azur. 1848:
Petite femme ca vaut tous les
amis. 1863.
Sans amour. 2051, 11054.
Tout Vpays l’a su. 2428.
Borella (A. R.):
Bimbi di nessuno. 216.
Luci nella notte. 3740.
Sperduti nel blu. 30285.
/
14009;
432.
1127
INDEX
Borella (A. R.)—Continued.
Tango di Lult. 238424.
Yo-yo crisi. 23792.
Borenstein (Lillian)
from heaven. 1819.
Boreson (Lillian)
cowboy. 23998.
Borger (Alexander) :
Build yourself a ladder of dreams.
2962.
Chase your troubles away with a
rainbow. 3015, 11911.
Borger (M. A.):
Build yourself a ladder of dreams.
Like an angel
Broken-hearted
2962.
Chase your troubles away with a
rainbow. 3015.
Borgia 6d. N..) Jig-saw puzzles.
3593.
Borgmann (H.-O.),
rechnung. 4259.
Born (M. E.):
Nocturne. 18920.
Songs of the tide... 18920.
Borner (R.) Honour and victory.
3390.
Bornholt (M. F.) Pretty eyes.
Bornschein (F. C.):
Oh light! Gracious glow. 16263.
Prankish Pan. 19030.
Sleeping beauty. 6788.
Borodin (A. P.) Prince Igor. 1918.
Boredine (A.) Chorus. 184.
Boroughf (A. E.):
Lullaby waltz. 22755.
Streamline woman. 25577.
Boroughs (F. §8.) Radio Romeo.
17114.
Borowski (Felix) :
Angels of light.
Sighs. 19185.
Winter and spring. 19576.
Strich durch die
13136.
2856.
Borrelly (P.) Rose. 19110.
Borrish (Ivan) Suite pour piano.
2264.
Borsodi (Laura) :
Beautiful spring. 4656 (48).
Sunset in the mountains. 4656
(G13):
Welcome merry springtime. 4656
(680).
Borszich (Nell) Road that leads
back home. 17135.
Bortell (Wayne) Is my pleading all
in yain. 14554.
Bortniansky (D. S.):
Glory to God. 243840.
Lo, a voice to heaven sounding.
22699.
O taste and see. 189383.
Rejoice and merry be.
Bortoli (G.) Victory.
Bos (Jane):
A toutes les sauces.
19078.
21473.
13768.
pt. m1, n. s., v. 28
Chantez, mon ceeur. 4910.
Héléne. 7724,
J’aime moins ca. 10282.
J’prends tout du bon cdté. 1178.
Je me trouve mal. 10287.
Je n’sais pas dire. 1186.
Marchand de sable.
© mon maitre. 8458.
On ne me fait pas faire. 8497.
8239.
Petit coeur a louer. 8562.
Pourquoi. 6334.
Puisque je vous ai. 8627.
Réve enchanté. 15121.
Rose jolie. 19112.
Rose rouge. 2018.
Sais-tu. 6447.
Viens! . .. viens! quitte ce soir
cette vie. 6840.
Vocalise de Madame Carette.
11431.
Bose (Auguste) :
Divine caresse. 14112.
Escarpolette. 14183.
Fidéle ami. 6438.
Rien. 15129.
Valse tendre. 13765 (238).
Boscarino (Catherine) Love sweet.
12686.
Boschini (H.)
Bosco (D. D.)
15447.
Bose (Fritz von)
votte. 10871.
Bose (Josephine) :
Can’t we still be friends.
I’m alone. 16404.
I’m walking along, singing a song.
5548.
In the valley of my dreams. 1148.
Wear a great big smile. 2585.
Won’t you take a chance with me.
Zt 20.
Boshart (Wilma) Senior days. 4166.
Boskello (W. J.) Good times are com-
ing. 7665.
Bossi (M. E.):
Blinde. 17752 (24, 25).
Intermezzi goldoniani. 17752 (67).
Bossi (Renzo) :
Blinde. 17752 (24, 25).
Intermezzi goldoniani. 17752 (67).
Bostic (E. E.) Fallen arches. 12127.
I love you. 22379.
Through the woods.
Pastorale und Ga-
310.
Boston (W. T.) Devil rocks blues.
22025.
Boston music Co. :
Alleluia! Christ is risen. 7113.
Ave verum. 7159.
Black belt lullaby. 2926.
Bring us safely home. 9523.
Cat tale. 30038.
Come, Gip, and romp with me.
15990.
Dawn. 22001.
Down South. 16078.
1128
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Hnchantment. 7531. Boswells (The), also Boswell sisters.
Fairy folk. 7558. See Boswell (Martha), Boswell
Father, in Thy mysterious pres- (Vet) and Boswell (Connie)
ence kneeling. 3225. Bosworth (B. B.):
Fellowship of song. 3227. Abiding in Jesus. 21701.
Folk-tunes near and far. 24272. All is well in the glory-land.
Fosteriana. 20085. 21719.
Frog he would a-wooing go. 3261. Did Jesus ever say no. 18070.
Gay Vienna. 3267. Jesus is the same. 22575.
Glory glow. 9948. Jesus, Savior, we adore Thee.
Happy farmer returning from Q2578.
eawork.(74149. They shall recover. 23461.
High road and the low road. 3379. Won’t you come and go with me.
Introduction to the chords. 3563. 23731.
JOyous springtime. 8018. Bosworth (L. O.) :
Love everlasting. 24841. Apple blossom. T7076 (4).
Lullaby. 2948. Child and the bird. 4656 (85).
Mr. Peacock. 16798. Christmas dolls. 7076 (35).
Modern bugle method. 8297. Christmas stockings. 9832 (62).
Mother hen and chicks. 3846. . Dance of sugar-plums. 7076 (51).
Mother o’ mine. 8327. Dandelion. 7076 (58).
Nightingale. 16941. Desert dream song. 7076 (61).
On the lake. 3975. HErkling. 9832 (317).
Rambling roses. 4087. First Christmas gift. 7076 (81).
Rantin’, rovin’ Robin’. 4088. Gavotte. 17752 (52)...
Red, red rose. 23163. Gypsy daisies. 7076 (109).
Reverie. 17129. In January. 9332 (163).
Romany honeymoon. 23199. In May. 7076 (148).
Scooter. 17183. Indian sleepy song. 7076 (153).
Senorita. 21197. Javanese song. T7076 (159). ~
Silver fish. 23284. June lullaby. 7076 (164).
Snowy kitten. 4210. Land o’ dreams. 7076 (170).
Stars of the summer night. 23374. Little white birch canoe. TO76
Sun is out. 4268. (182).
Swing and sing. 4299. Mazurka. 938382 (205).
Tap dancer. 17358. Night breeze. 0232 (252).
Thy shimmering waters. 11346. Sea sheli song. 7076 (306).
Tune a day. 113881, 21442, 25717. Secret. 7076 (307).
Watch your step. 17523. September. 7076 (312).
When Christ, the Lord, was born. Sleepy posies. 9332 (326).
25825. Sleepy time. 7076 (820).
Why do I. 9237. Sweet dreams. 7076 (339).
Williams’ (John M.) class piano White rose lullaby. 7076 (385).
method. 17656. Winter lullaby. 7076 (388).
20 selected studies from op. 100. | Bosworth & co.:
(205. Menuett im alten stil. 24939.
Boswell (B. C.) Under the Montana Russische fantasie no: 3. 25383
moon. 9074. Strebsame geiger. 11223.
Boswell (Connie) : Vogelhandler. 9103.
Stop that putting it on. 25575. Wir marschieren. 11578.
You-dle-ee-o0-de-0o. 19635, 21676, Bosworth & co., Itd.:
| 21677. ; Birthday song. 4823.
Boswell (James) Moonlight waltz. Charm. 14017.
22834. Child’s grace. 14017.
Boswell (Lee) Louisiana moon. 5853. Danseuse. 21989.
Boswell (Martha) : Highland scenes. 163808.
Stop that putting it on. 25575. Hilarity. 163809.
You-dle-ee-00-de-00. 19635, 21676, Mendelssohn-fantasie. 1509.
21677. My lady Brocade. 12889.
Boswell (Vet): My lady’s plainte. 20845.
Stop that putting it on. 25575. Sacred hour. 6440.
-You-dle-ee-o0-de-oo. 19635, 21676, Six morceaux caracteristiques
21677. 14839.
1129
INDEX
Bosworth & eo., ltd.—Continued.
Verdi memories. 2518.
Vogelhiindler. 15549.
Bote (Ed.) & G. Bock:
Adagio und fuge G-moll. 15819.
Adventslied. 2821.
Althamburger opernsuite. 17789.
Aus meinem tagebuch. 17841.
Chorvariationen. 21916.
Deutsche strasse. 16049.
Deutscher fOhn. 5082, 7451.
Deutsches bekenntnis. 16051.
Deutschlands jugend an Hitler.
16052.
Divertimento militare. 5042.
Drei geistliche chore. 4481.
Drei schwedische tinze. 3318,
3314.
Fantasie. 4439.
Fiinf kleine minnerchore. 4482.
Gewehr tiber. 5239, 12192.
Godiva. 20135*.
G’schichten aus Wien. 22231.
Gute kamerad. 12554.
Heldenehrung. 138568.
Hoch Deutschland. 5389.
Husarendurehmarsech. 16342.
Ich hatt’ einen kameraden. 18547.
Jugend marschiert. 5699.
Jugend trauert. 18547.
Kamerad komm. 12554.
Klabauterminnchen. 18577.
Liebeswalzer. 5793.
Mut und kraft. 13568.
Nach dem segen. 2821.
Passionslied. 4027.
Schlageter-marsch. 19148.
Schwedische hochzeitsmusik.
6471.
Schwiegervater. 6472.
Slovakische lieder. 4205.
Tannenberg-marsch. 12192.
Tiefland. 4365,
Uberfall. 4414.
Vier lieder der anmut.
Vor der trauung. 4655.
Wagadu’s untergang durch die
eitelkeit. 6849.
Waldfee-zauber.
Weg. 13606.
Zum jahresschluss. 4655.
3 kleine frauenchore. 5382.
Botsford (F. H.) Botsford collection
of folk-songs. 21884.
Botsford (George) ‘Traveling.
(227).
Botsford
21834.
Bott (Jacob)
24855.
Bottero (—) Tango of roses. 8939.
Botto (Angela) With whom. 25914.
Bottoms up. 138927.
4440,
6853, 13568.
13765
collection of folk-songs.
Love song to you.
pt. TI, n. s., v. 28
Botts (Angelina) pseud. See Botto
(Angela)
Botts (Bo
Light Thou my way. 16661.
Spring. 15320.
15580.
Little girl of my
Vedding morn.
Botwin (L. J.)
heart. 22683.
Boucher (A. A.) When you’re in my
arms. 6954.
Bcucher (Carolyn) True blue.
Boucher (Evelyn)
23497.
I still want you.
14467.
Boucher (W. L.) Please come back
Sweetheart. 4046.
Boudreau (J. T.):
Hindu skys [sie]
Slumber. 11142.
We want a touchdown.
Boughner (J. V.)
3081.
25796.
Someone to call my
own. 17264.
Boughton (Rutland) Chester carol.
19846.
Bouillabaisse. 9541, 9797, 10280,
21852, 22091, 22568.
Bouler (James) Pickaniny [sic] lul-
laby. 10891.
Bourg: (N> LL) 'Pal “of “aiyeeneact.
17045.
Bourgeois (Abel) Si je n’aimais pas
vos yeux. 19180.
Bourgeois (Emile) Véritable manola.
15733 (3870).
Bouriette (Georges) Legons d’har-
monie des éléves ayant remporté le
premier prix aux concours des elas-
ses d’harmonie, année 1932. 1291.
Bourke (W. R.) Blessed are the pure
in heart. 19762.
Bourman (Anotole) NIRA! NIRA.
16946.
Bourne (C. B.) To be with you.
ills as
Bourne (C. N.):
Just a little change and you.
10314.
Why don’t you come to Florida.
25893.
Why don’t you come to Miami.
4557.
Bourne (Charles) :
Humming bird. 908.
Say when. 13241.
Bousquet (Francis) JZorriga. 2806.
Bousquet (Jacques) Couleur de
réve. 418.
Bouteiller (E. R.) What would you
do. 2614.
Bouton (Clair) See Bouton (Clair-
mont)
Bouton (Clairmont) :
T’ll always think of you.
Why did you. 6981.
14409.
1130
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Bouval (J.) Fantaisie. 15733 (35).
Bove (Antonio) Wake up true Amer-
icans! Uphold the N. R. A. 21493.
Bovee (C. E.):
I’m waiting for nt and you.
22430.
Maybe baby. 20731.
My heart is chanting the rythm
[sic] of love. 12885.
Bovenzi (Lawrence) When you buy
don’t forget your Uncle Sammy.
4523.
Bovenzi (Samuel) When you buy
don’t forget your Uncle Sammy.
4528.
Bovio (Libero) :
Piedigrotta Santa Lucia.
Santa Lucia. 25397.
Bowen (C. A.) When love is Near.
11511.
Bowen (Flossie)
Bowen (Lauri) :
Any more for the skylark. 17818.
Top o’ the house. 138481.
Bowen (V. G.) My garden.
Bowers. (Artie) :
Call me back my Ireland. 11875.
When your hair is turning grey.
21058.
Just fancy. 22612.
3870.
4528.
Bowers (B. F.) I thought you were
mine. 22446.
Bowers (F. B.) Reliance theme song.
21114.
Bowers (F. V.) Plain little soldier
man. 4656 (507).
Bowers (F. W.):
I ean’t whistle, I can only hoo,
hoo. 10075.
I love you. 10112.
One more sweet kiss. 14994.
Sing a little song. 11124.
Bowers (J. J.) Be happy. 23919.
Bowers (Mildred) Memory corner.
20750.
Bowers (R. H.):
Come out in the garden with me.
Zao (51) :
Down the Mississippi,
your boathouse’ beau.
(64).
If you were lost to me. 7076 (144).
Light in girlish eyes. 11670 (200).
Little chauffeur. 7076 (176).
Love’s wireless telephone... 11670
(214).
Somewhere in the world there’s a
let me be
7076
little girl for me. T7076 (824).
Vanderbilt cup galop. T7076 (366).
Wine woman and song. T7076
(387).
Bowlby (C. W.) Little silver frame.
16677.
Bowman (Brooks)
D658.
Isn’t it the devil.
Bowman Auf wiedersehn.
LOTAT..
Bowman (Marie) Still, still the night.
19283.
Bowser (Harold) My romantic waltz.
8393.
Bowser (M. J.)
with a little green door.
Box (Elton):
Old fashioned paper and comb.
(Con; B;)
Little white cottage
24812.
25158.
We all went up, up, up the moun-
tain. 25785.
Boyce (—) Heart of oak. 3361.
Boyce (A. F.):
My sweetheart of long ago. 25082.
Under the Georgia moon. 25730.
Boyce (J. N.) Old reliable. 14978.
Boyce (L. B.) When love is calling.
17579.
Boyd (C. N.):
Famous melodies
24248.
Four pieces. 15200.
Golden melodies for French horn.
3299.
Lamb of God. 4825.
Organ accompaniment and regis-
tration. 1806, 1807.
Panis angelicus. 25224.
Suite for woodwinds. 25586.
Boyd (EK. E.) Illustrated tap rhythms
and routines. 10196.
Boyd (HE. K.) Um from Missouri.
for bassoon.
12378.
Boyd (KE. M.) See Boyd (R. E. M.)
Boyd (H. R.) Can’t we make amends.
21865.
Boyd (M. 8S.) Just waiting. 10837.
Boyd (Marion) Moonlight. 24985.
Boyd (N. W.) In dreamland with
you. 1122.
Boyd (R. E. M):
Blondie. 19764.
Dream star. 19977.
Gift divine. 20115.
Gliding in a Zeppelin.
Just a memory. 20529.
Boyd (S. W.) Never to know. 12951.
Boyd (William) When I find my
dear daddy is waiting. 25832.
Boyer. CA. Hy) ne 247:
20128.
Boyer (Bess) :
Cuban lullaby. 19897.
Day dreams. 18046.
Boyer (Jean) J’vois Ga @ici. 18522.
Boyer (Lillian) :
Come take me dear. 21941.
I go on loving you. 12340.
It’s you I am thinking of. 12505.
My best girl. 12858.
Watchful moon. 18581.
1131
Boyer (Lucien) :
Mcntmartroise: 18765.
Tu m’énerves. 6791.
Boyer (Robert) Singin’ a song to
you now. . 11130.
Boyer (W. L.):
I'm dreaming dreams. 12875.
Please daddy come back. 10805.
Precious little tear drops. 10937.
Boylan (M. M.) Dream girl. 9755*.
Boyie (Dick) I will leve you dear
iorever. 20411.
Boyles (A. L. W.):
Chansonnette.
Maybe. 22792.
Watching the billows.
Bozi (Harold de)
11227.
Bozzola (Paolo)
Bracale (Carlo):
Dear Bobby. 474.
Ricciolino biondo.
Bracht (EF. H.)
21896.
6868.
Succés mondiaux.
Pepito mio. 13101.
1977.
23049.
Bracht (F. M.) Out California way.
23049.
Brack (Joe) Frankin D. Roosevelt's
for you. 9902.
Brackelsberg (C. R.) Bonnie Lee.
11828.
Brackett (F. H.):
Fairest Lord Jesus.
O Lord, Thy boundless love to me.
4656 (462).
Brackett (M. F., or M. L.):
Fairest Lord Jesus. 4656 (172).
O Lord, Thy boundless love to me.
4656 (462).
Bradberry (Theo)
Bradbury (Jerry)
15313.
Bradd
24010.
Braden (B. L.)
heart. 14475.
Dream girl. 9757.
Speak easy baby.
(Percy) By the lazy mill.
I’ve lost my sweet-
Bradfield (Eva) Jesus is coming.
3589.
Bradford (B. H.) My old home by
the Rogue. 14900.
Bradford (D. P.) Topaz meoecn.
19411.
Bradford (J. C.) Isle of paradise.
Bradford (John) Help me tonight or
T'll die. 10022.
Bradish (S. A.) Just you, just me,
just you. 22617.
Bradley (B. E.) She’s got charm.
2121.
Bradley (E. D.)
Bradley (E. M.)
20573.
Bradley (Earl)
ry. 9741.
Never. 1667.
Lalla Rookh Maloy.
Don’t say you're sor-
4656 | (172). |
pt. 1, n. s., v.28
Bradley (F. T.):
Im lonesome for a home sweet
home with you. 12887.
Im lonesome for my old home
town again. 20369.
Bradley (R._ T.) Hail prosperity.
| 14818. . .
‘ Bradshaw — (Billy) See Bradshaw
(CW. H.)
Bradshaw (Mabel) Alone with your
memory. 15768.
Bradshaw (W.H.) Love of my heart.
3729.
Bradstreet (I.
lady. 8758.
M.) Silver haired
| Brady (Janet) Lest we forget. 22651.
Out California way. |
|
|
Brady (M. D.)
Brady (Peter)
3243.
Braga
(13).
Braham (George):
Elysia. 11670 (87).
Four-in-hand. 19648 (38).
Rolling home. 19648 (122).
What the butler saw.
(413).
Braham (Philip)
Tound you. 22975.
Brahe (M. H.):
Svea.
For
11239.
you and me.
(G.) <Angel’s serenade. 9332
11670
Now that I’ve
Bless this house. 9504.
Little green lane. 5820.
Parting prayer. 23073.
Piper from over the way. 23096.
Two little words. 23511.
Brahms (Johannes) :
Ah. thou poor world. 11840.
Allegro non troppo. 9332 (39).
Brahmsiana. 17930. ;
By a lonely river.
Choral prelude: Es ist ein ros’
erntsprungen. 7252.
Deck thyself my soul with gla¢l-
ness. 4854.
Feldeinsamkeit. 9332 (40).
Fifteen favourite songs of Brahms.
11841.
Four choral preludes. 15888.
Fuge. 13765 (18).
Golden-glow. 7253-7356.
How lovely are Thy dwellings.
7248-7251.
11842.
Hungarian dance. 4656 (72),
7257, 15889.
Lass dich nur nichts nicht dauren.
4855.
Lullaby. 2948. 11848.
Mélodies. 23986, 23987.
My faith looks up to Thee. 4656
(73).
O Saviour rend the skies in twain.
11844.
Oktaven und quinten u. a. 11845.
On the lagoon. 19789.
1132
SP Sse erties
INDEX
nos 1=12, 1933 ::
Rose breaks into bloom. 11846.
Sieben walzer. 11847.
Siumber song. 218387.
Song of the fates. 2949.
Symphonette. 4856.
Three songs by Schubert. 17182.
Thy servant is downeast. 11848.
When we are sunk in deep dismay.
11849. :
Wherefore is light giv’n to him
that is cast down. 11850.
Wiegenlied. 9332 (41).
Brahms (Johannes); thematisches
verzeichnis seiner werke. 13929.
Brahy (G. H.):
Cathedral reveries. 15942.
Roosevelt N. R. A. march. 17144,
23208.
Brail (Samuel) O, don’t: you get
16962.
No-account man.
yourself in trouble.
Brainard (EH. M.)
10750.
Brainard’s (S.) sons co.:
Chicago. 4916.
8604.
Roosevelt we're for
Progressive vocal exercises.
Brake (P. C.)
you. 6422.
Braley .(B. -W.) :
I’d go to the end of the rainbow.
18361.
Will you waltz with me.
Brampton (Seott) :
Joys of yesterday. 14589.
My golden goose laid an egg today.
12881.
Bramwell (Barbara) :
17655.
Dream of me. 7492.
To-night. 23489.
Brana (H. G.) Marihuano. 127387.
Branch (L. R.)
16144.
Brand (A. R.) Songs of wild birds.
25534
F. D. R. and N. RA.
Brand (Max) Nachtmusik. 3913.
Brandau (H. D.):
Day out and day in.
Golden tears. 5273.
Brandeberry (lL. J.) When I’m alone
with you. 4505.
Brandenburg (Marie) Let the moon
be our companion. 24778.
Brandewiede (W. L.) I’m different.
20359.
Brandon (J.E.) Joy complete.
Brandon (Magda):
Just a little plan for two, dear.
22600.
Love’s melody. 20699.
Lullaby. 22751*.
Rumdummy tree. 23229*,
Brendon (Martha) Hats off to the
administration. 22255.
sSrandt (Merla) So what.
5003.
22590.
13320.
Brandts-Buys (Jan) ~ Salzburger sere-
nade. .19133.
Brandvig (Herbert).:; Waltzers. 2559.
Branin (A. L.) But:now I’ve fal'en
19806.
Dry agent. 14154.
out of love.
Brannen (Sterling)
Branuer (Povl) Sorgenfri synger.
2214.
Branscombe (Gena) See Tenney (G.
B.)
Bransen (W. H.):
Fox (Sam) magic carpet melodies.
16195, 16196.
March of the years. 16753.
Twinkle, twinkle, — little . star.
15509.
Bransen (Walther) :
Mit einem kuss beginnt das glitick.
16799, 16800.
Und sagst du heut’ auch, dass du
mich liebst. 17472, 17473.
Brant (Cyr de) pseud. See Anthony
Cyril (Brother)
Brantley (William) What shall I do.
25819.
Brashear (J. C.) I have a gay sweet-
heart. 2815 (142).
Brashear (Noidine) I have a gay
sweetheart. 2815 (142).
Brashear music co. Dixie night.
19948.
Braslavsky (Solomon) :
Silent devotion. 11112.
Tzion tamati. 11397.
Brass choir. 23988.
Bratton (C. H.) Serenade to the rose.
17200.
Bratton (J. L.) My sweet. 4656.
(489).
Bratton (J. W.):
Ill love you forever and aye.
2815 (148).
In black and white. 2815 (158).
Leave the door ajar. 2815 (177).
Pearl and the pumpkin. 7076
(260), 9332 (276, 277).
Braud (Raymond) From Kansas to
New Orleans. 5219.
Braude (Morton) Let’s misbehave.
22664. i
Braul (George) pseud. See Strakacz
(Sylwin)
Brault (H. A.)
20905.
Brault (M. J.)
23911.
Braun (E. E.):
Low, like a little cradle.
O no, John. 25139.
Braun (G. B. L.) Roosevelt march
song. 6421.
Braun (M. J.) Sweet little you. 2283.
Braunbach (Helena) pseud. See King
(R. A. K.)
N. R. A. for lovers.
Back up the N.R.A.
20703.
1133
INDEX
Braus (Mortimer):
Heart-strangers we part.
How can you. 24461.
I’m not yours ’til you’re all mine.
5361.
5530.
Brave siinder. 251.
Bray (Julina ) Mountain pines.
10622.
Bray (M. P.):
Contrary to my custom. 19885.
In the evening. 20448.
Ocean roll. 12996.
Bray (Pauline) See Bray (M. P.)
Braynard (A. A.):
Memories. 1504.
When I hold you in my arms.
6920.
Brazil (A. S.) New arrival. 11670
(249).
Brearley (Herman):
Fain would I change that note.
616.
War-horse. 2566.
Bredehoft (Therese) Darling. 464.
Breding (F. K.) Forgive me beloved,
please do. 20083.
Bree (Eunice) Depression. 12022.
Breeding (A. J.) Life I love best.
20610.
Breen (ae i.) *
This wonderful girl of mine.
25677.
When the hounds are baying at
the moon. 6936.
Breen (M. 5S.) Somebody sweet.
2I2AT, Zaoly, Zoovu:
Breeskin (Elias) :
Bit of old Ireland. 17901.
Hills of home. 22282.
Romance. 19099.
Breezy music pub. corp.:
Bedtime stories. 2915.
Jig-saw melody. 3591.
Tattle tales. 4311.
Bregman (Milton) Under a willow
tree. 21451.
Breilh (Fernande)
cruck (Fernande)
Breilh-Decruck (Fernande) :
Bagatelles. 239138.
Chant lyrique. 339.
Danses et procession
24123.
Enfantillages. 24226.
Fillettes. 24262.
Miniatures polonaises.
Breitenbach (Earl):
Bright young thing.
Madrigal to Anna.
Breitkopf & Hartel:
Art de toucher le clavecin.
Aus dem Siiden. 9427.
Ausgewiih'te stiicke von Friedrich
dem Grossen, 21761.
See Breilh-De-
andalouse.
24960.
11855*.
18691.
11733.
pt. OI, n.s., v.28
Bagatellen. 11770.
Brahms (Johannes) 13929.
Chaconne. 17966.
Choralwerk. 17981.
Die mit irinen sien. 9718.
Drei geistliche gesinge. 6376.
Drei lieder aus der reformations-
zeit. 1I2ZTT3:
Improvisation.
Kadenz. 9531.
Kadenzen. 5731.
Kantate. 4768, 4769, 9445, 11759,
11760.
Kleine adventsmusik. 5744.
Kleine partita. 22624.
Konzert in es-dur. 12575.
Konzertmusik. 10365.
Neue gesinge. 20915.
Passacaglia. 18478.
Passamezzo und Fuge.
Poéme. 19020, 19021.
Ricercare. 19090.
Salve Regina. 5322.
Sel'gpreisungen. 13259.
Serenade. 23264.
She dwells by great Kenhawa’s
side. 6491.
Sieben walzer. 11847.
Sonate. 10356, 11177, 19070.
Suite pastorale. 11231.
Toccata und Fuge. 19405.
Unsers herzens freude hat ein
18473.
18998.
ende. 11407.
Variationen tiber ein eigenes
thema. 13588.
Variationen und fuge. 11411.
Von der ewigen liebe. 19463.
Zwei hymnen. 18044.
Zwei kleine priludien und fugen.
4996.
Zwolf altdeutsche Weihnachts-
lieder. 5956.
Breitkopf publications, ine. Choral
prelude: Es ist ein ros’ entsprungen.
1252.
Brendel (El) She's only one of the
weaker sex. 19173.
Brengettcy (J. L.) I got a plenty yet.
20308.
Brennan (Edward) Why did you say
good-bye. 17640.
Brennecke (Ernest) Prelude. 1904,
6340.
Brennen (R. H.):
After you've said you were thru.
15744.
Billy's lament of hard times.
13898.
Dew drops on the roses. 18066.
Tll never change my mind about
you. 14414.
I still love vou, little sweetheart.
10151.
Shamrock song. 28269.
1154
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
What makes you feel that way.
17554.
Brennendes geheimnis. 138931.
Brentano (J. J.) Wheels of pros-
perity are humming. 23629.
Bresland (George) :
Hot-cha house. 12310.
T’ll wait until I hear you call.
14417.
Sweetheart of the campus. 13411.
Where the seeds of romance grow.
25877. .
Bresland (Joe) Downhearted blues.
5072.
Bresler (S. J.)
22748.
Love was the moon.
Breton (Raoul) & cie. Publications:
Ce petit chemin. 21889.
Mois de vacances. 18755.
Mon cceur vagabond. 18759.
Partir. 18995.
Radio blues.
Breton fiddle tune.
Brett (John):
Just an old rocking chair, by the
19065.
7260.
fireside. 8030.
My cabin in the cotton. 6047.
Bretz (Ray) Swing it. 8926.
Breuer (Ernest) :
In a_ shelter from a _ shower.
22506, 24626.
Sunday is daddy’s day with baby.
25589.
Bréville (Pierre de)
fant. 15733 (278).
Brewer (A. H.) Marriage of the frog
and the mouse. 12740.
Brewer (C. L.) My heart is for sale.
1610.
Brewer (Cornelia) :
Bedouin love-song. 13765 (18).
O when ’tis summer weather.
13765 (148).
Old legend of the Lord of the
Dunderberg. 138765 (148).
Sweet and low. 138765 (219).
Brewer (D.C.) Since you went away.
25461.
Brewer (J. H.):
Bedouin love-song.
O when ’tis
18765 (148).
Old legend of the Lord of the
Dunderberg. 18765 (148).
Sweet and low. 13765 (219).
Brewer (lL. C.) Don’t make me guess.
Priéres d’en-
1SMOO. (tare
Summer weather.
22042,
Brewer (Lillie) Down in old Mis-
souri. 12060.
Brewer (Mark):
Linnets’ parade. 10426, 10427.
Message of spring. 5959.
Brewer (Ted) You are the song in
my heart. 17698. |
38188—34
All alone with
11701.
Song of a broken
Brewster (Clara)
shattered dreams,
Brewster (P. M.)
heart. 21258.
Brickbats and buttercups.
Bricken (Bob):
Air out your soul and beat on
your big bass drum. 35.
My heaven is in your arms. 1612.
Your memory tells me. 2795.
Bricken (Jules) :
Air out your soul and beat on
your big bass drum. 35.
I left my heart in New Orleans.
24510.
My heaven is in your arms. 1612.
Your memory tells me. 2795.
Bricken (Robert) I left my heart in
New Orleans. 24510.
Brideau (H. P.) Orphan.
Bridge (Frank) Sonata.
Bridgeman (S. M.):
Boy Blue and Bo-Peep. 9332
(38).
Love on a Japanese fan.
(210).
Bridges (H. E.) It’s a shame the way
my gal can love. 22552.
17931*.
25200.
23992.
11670
Bridges (Halen) On the road to
fame. 14989.
Bridges (Gertrude) When I dream
of you. 11498.
Bridges (M. M.) Love of the Father.
22736.
Bridges (O. P.) Don’t you think Ill
do. 24168.
Bridoux (Albert) :
Forét pale. 15733 (125).
Gardeuse de chévres.
(129).
Lierre. 15733 (187).
Lune. 157383 (193).
Musique. 157383 (226).
Brief moment. 19144.
Briegel (G. F.):
Changing of the guard. 11905.
Down the avenue. 12061.
Fraternal spirit. 20093.
Hof brau medley waltz. 12296.
Home on the range. 17758, 14852.
Honey what shall I do. 14856.
Ill take you home again Kath-
leen. 123860.
Longing. 20669.
15733
Meet me by moonlight. 8262.
My thoughts are all of you.
20888.
Old-fashioned bridge. 8480.
Optimist. 8517.
Panama. 10852.
Pioneer melodies. 6304.
Spanish love song. 17284.
Sweetheart town. 138415.
Ber 1159
INDEX
Briegel (G. F.)—Continued.
Ten thousand cattle straying.
8951.
Trail to old Mexico. 9033.
Triplets. 4898.
Whoopee-ti-yi-yo, git along, little
dogies. 9231.
Briegel (G. F.) ine.:
Bishop Zack. 7216.
Esmeralda, I’m on the railroad.
7540.
Give me a pick and_ shovel.
7627.
7758, 14852.
again Kath-
Home on the range.
T’ll take you home
leen. 12360.
Iron horse. 7975.
Let me sleep on the edge of the
prairie. 8096.
Meet me by moonlight. 8262.
Mormon love serenade. 8318.
Mountaineer’s farewell. 83338.
Old-fashioned bridge. 8480.
Pioneer melodies. 6304.
Prairie flower. 8592.
Railroad cars, they’re coming.
8646.
Railroad Nell. 8647.
Rose of the canyon, far away.
8689.
Saturday night in Utah valley.
8714.
Senorita, my chiquita. 87380.
Spanish love song. 17284.
Stepping along. 213801.
Ten thousand cattle straying.
8951.
Trail to old Mexico. 90338.
Triplets. 4898.
Whoopee-ti-yi-yo, git along, little
dogies. 9281.
44 old time Mormon and far West
Songs. 9520.
Brien (J. ON BRvAs 2202
Briez (Georges) :
Fais vite. 7554.
Rumba des rombiéres. 8694.
Briganti (Matilda) It doesn’t mat-
ter. 20474.
Brizes iCD..B;)?:
Ballet of the butterflies. 148.
Man in the moon. 14732.
Brecht. (Ia V.)e
Back in circulation now. 148.
Go on Satan. 751.
New. 1670.
Bright (Jimmie)
Bright (S. M. K.)
love you. 20149.
Brizhi 1 VB.)
Girl of today.
See Bright. (i. V.).
Good-bye Hawaii I
745.
Prosperity’s return. 13156.
Bright (W. S.) Dawning of to-
morrow. 22002.
pt. TI, n. s., v.28
Bright young thing. 11855*.
Brillouin (Jacques) 14 Juillet.
15733.
Briner (M. E.) You dear. 9280.
Bring a torch, Jeannette, Isabella.
23993.
Bring back my gal. 10652, 11479.
Brinkman (Paul) pseud. See King
(AK)
Brinkmann (O.) Tiefland. 4865.
Briol (Marcel) Resurrection. 15733
(289).
Brisbane (Rev.) Keep the faith.
20558.
Brisebois (Paul) Sweetheart’s en-
emy. 8922.
Nira. 16945.
One love affair that is
Brisley (G. D.)
Brisso (Jean)
ended. 14992.
Brister (S. W.) sr.:
California love’s refrain. 15912.
Daddy’s love must find the way.
9669.
Our shanty town reirain.
Bristow (F. L.):
My mamma. 9332 (245).
My papa. 93832 (246).
Bristow (Jimmy) You'll strike it
rich. 23765.
Bristow (L. §8.):
My mamma. 9882 (245).
My papa. 9332 (246).
Bristow (Reggie) :
Can’t you see what Ive got.
21868.
When I’m with you. 23687.
Britannia of Billingsgate.
15047, 15426, 24779.
B[ritish] E[mpire] s[ervice] l[eague].
Canadian legion. Hollywood post
no. 28. March on like a legionaire.
18703.
British grenadiers.
Brito (Alfredo) :
Diochosa suegra. 5038.
‘Que noche aquella!...
Brito (Julio):
Dichosa suegra.
Errante y triste.
Brittan (R. W.):
Forever and a day. 685.
You’ve made my dreams all come
true. 2790.
Britten (Benjamin) :
Rainbow. 19538.
Ride-by-nights. 1978.
Ship of Rio. 2126.
Rritz (Dominick) Prosperity is near.
8619.
Brix (Else) McKinley.
Broad (V. S.):
I’m always living in memories.
988.
10842.
14368,
2953, 7267.
23147.
5038.
22095.
5899.
1136
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Someday, sweetheart, with you.
: Oi.
Broadbent (G. W.) Write me a mel-
ody for my song. 17685.
Broadhurst (A. V.):
Come along and dance. 21935.
In old Versailles. 22523.
Parting prayer. 23073.
Piper from over the way.
Broadway bad. 5201.
Broadway music corp.:
Big city rhythm. 19756.
Comp’ny in the parlor. 18008.
Full of the devil. 22167.
Give all your love to me.
9944.
Goin’ to the fair. 9957.
Goop called Knute. 5297, 7668.
I can’t find a substitute for you.
16352, 20284.
23096.
9943,
If I were a millionaire. 16488,
20425.
In a shelter from a_ shower.
22506, 24626.
Keep tempo. 18571, 20556.
My dear one. 22880, 25029.
On a steamer coming over. 17001,
20899.
Sunday is daddy’s day with baby.
25589.
Tingle ingle of the pennies and
the nickels and the dimes.
4369.
Way up north in Southland.
19479, 21510.
When the goiden rods are waving
in the valley. 9198, 11518.
When Veronica plays the har-
monica. 25861.
Who’s who with you gorgeous.
21600.
Broadway thru a_ keyhole.
17613, 19954, 21582, 21664.
Broady (H. W.) Little wild rose of
the mountains. 5832.
Brocato (S. A.):
Bountiful Katie. 245.
I love you. 16396.
When the tree-tops kiss.the moon.
6948.
Brochart (L.):
Choeur de Aurore. 219138.
Orphée. 12213, 12214.
Brock (Margaret) Happy days again.
12259.
Brockway (Howard)
25233, 25234.
Broderick (J. L.)
16064,
Patapan.
Patriot’s prayer.
8552.
Brodie (B. B.) Cheer up everybody.
14004.
Brodin (G. W.) As time passed all
too soon. 11734.
11
| Bronson (G. A.):
Brodine (P. E.) instructor.
12246.
Brodszky
12563*.
Brodszky (N.):
Brave siinder. 251.
Du bist alles, mein anfang, mein
ende. 565.
Schau’ tief in meine augen.
Brody (Lee)
Group
(Miklos) Kék lampaés.
2070.
See Brody (Leonore)
Brody (Leocnore) Lousy rhythm.
16700.
Broekhoven (F. 8.) You belong to me
alone. 11613.
Brogan (J. P.) Rose that was given
by you. 21151.
Brogan (Jim) See Brogan (J. P.)
Brogi (Renato) :
Andante lirico. 2815 (9).
Arietta all’ antica. 2815 (12).
Brokaw (Woodie) Hail to the N.R.A.
20179.
Broken serenade. 138940*.
_Brokenshire (H. B.) pseud. Seée
Moore (H. B.)
Bromby (Wal) Promise. 8606.
Bromley (lL. C.)
the dragon. 2088.
Broms (Russ) :
Saint George and
Do you remember. 14115.
I shall never forget you. 14466.
Just to be home again. 12549.
Take me to the dance, take me to
the show. 13420.
Bron (Edouard):
Alla spagnuola. 11707.
Humoresque. 12318.
Impromptu. 11859.
Pastorale. 11860.
Sarabande. 138238.
Brondet (M. R.) Pour les sauver.
1903.
Bronson
5088.
Bronson
18263.
(A. D) Drifted apart.
(Earl) Gunman’s moll.
Drifting and dreaming, sweet
paradise. 5089.
Have you ever
20204.
Last round-up. 24751.
Twenty one years. 2465.
When it’s lamp lightin’ time in
the valley. 25838.
Bronson (L. P.) Let’s go!
air(e) [sic] 12620.
Bronson (Margaret) :
Mother singers.
Shadows. 15223.
Witches. 15665.
Bronson (N. B.)
never withered.
been
lonely?
legion-
6020, 20792.
If the rose-buds
16491.
INDEX
Brenstein (A. J.) Love
1393*.
Brook (Harry):
Dream cradle song. 12067.
Tinker’s fires. 2408.
Brookert (Frank) Esmeralda, I’m on
the railroad. 7540.
Brookhouse (Winthrop) Let him who
is without sin cast the first stone.
9332 (206).
Brooks (B. C.):
I never knew I had a heart.
10146.
Old man Depression. 10803.
Brooks (Buddy) Rhapsody of love.
21124.
Brooks (EH. D.) That’s when I'll
think of you. 21371.
Brooks (Gertrude)
10036.
Brooks (H. M.) I’ve got to make
good for you. 7885.
Brooks (Harvey) :
Dallas man. 9671.
Give me a thrill. 18227.
I found a new way to go to town.
18366, 20299.
I’m no angel. 18412, 20371.
I want you, I need you.
20406.
Lion tamers blues. 18627,
My dark angel. 6050.
No one loves me like that Dallas
man. 18914.
That Dallas man. 21360.
They call me Sister Honkey
Tonk. 19372, 213887, 25672.
Brooks (Jack):
Come to Caroline. 19879.
Mother’s lullaby. 22850.
September love. 25425.
Brooks (John) You ask me why I
ery over you. 17699.
Brooks (N. M.) Nira. 18909.
Brooks (Shelton) Swing that thing.
Hold me tight.
18451,
13417.
Brooks (W. C.) Spell of the night.
6589.
Brooks (W. W.) Happy Koogan.
7696.
Brooky’ @h) 1) Roaming around.
6405.
Broom (Peter) pseud. See Gilner
(Dora)
Broomberg (Mendel) :
Beer. 19746.
Chayem Itshe. 14001.
Tragi-comedy. 15487.
Broome (EH. C.):
Art thou weary. 17752 (18).
In the hour of trial. 17752 (65).
Broome (Edward) :
Art thou weary. 17752 (13).
In the hour of trial. 17752 (65).
racquet. | Broome (M. F.)
5
pt. m1, n-s., v. 28
Meet me in Miami.
941.
Broomzy (Willie) :
Bull cow blues. 2965.
Rukus juice blues. 11044.
Shelby County blues. 11101.
Too too train. 6771.
Broones (Martin) :
Because of you. 17883.
Couple of fools in love. 18021.
Give me a ring. 18225.
I’m not worrying—'bout anything.
18413.
I only want one girl. 18425.
Living in the clouds. 18639.
Lord is my Shepberd. 10471.
Love’s roses. 10495.
Wonderful eyes. 19584.
Broqua (Alfonso) Valses. 2507.
Brosig (Moritz) Ausgewihlte orgel-
kompositionen. 17752 (15, 16).
Brost (Al.) Erie one sixty one. 24229.
Brother Green. 21843.
Brother James’ air. 265.
Brotzman (Philip) Stroll with me in
the moonlight. 25580.
Broughton (J. R.) Day dreams.
19923.
Broughton (Richard) :
In the land of beginning again.
18488.
Old Hiawatha land. 1750.
Through the land of dreams with
you. 9011.
Broughton (Russell)
576, 5101.
Brouillette (Irene) Restless. 6392.
Brower (H.0O.) It is you, and nobody
else. 3573.
Brower (G. A.):
Haster song.
America the beautiful. 17795—
17798, 19683.
Birds of Nazareth. 219.
Hedge-rose. 15202.
Hills of home. 5385, 5386.
Impatience. 15203.
Lift thine eyes. 14659.
Old refrain. 6216.
Plastered. 19014.
To be. sung on the water. 15207.
Violet. 18257.
When my fancy’s running high.
11513.
White in the moon the long road
lies. 2681, 2682.
Brown (—) Come take a skate with
me. 13765 (29).
Brown (A. A.)
Brown (A. H.):
Pep song. 8560.
Ritual song. 8668.
Brown (A. L.):
Blue fringed gentians. 4837.
Naughty pixie mocking his mother.
4656 (441).
Won’t you. 17676.
1138
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1933
Pixies asleep. 4656 (499).
Pixies’ drill. 4656 (500).
Pixies on the water. 4656 (501).
Pixies out hunting. 4656 (502).
Pixies riding horseback. 4656
(508).
Pixies sliding down hill. 4656
(504).
Pixies spinning. 4656 (505).
Pixies waltzing. 4656 (506).
Song of the bold pixie. 4656 (592).
Brown (A. R.) In a little canoe on
the silvery lake of love with you.
22502.
Brown (A. W.):
Boy o’ my dreams. 4852.
Love’s lullaby. 5886.
Sweetie. 6677.
Brown (Aaron) :
Back thru the valley of memories.
9451.
N.R.A. 16904.
No wonder I’m crazy hot dog.
1700.
Roodgeabeef—meedgejum and
stewjum corn. 25365.
Stand by our President, he’ll stand
by you. 8860.
There is one good thing about me.
15425.
Up the creek without a paddle
with you. 13529.
When the shadows meet the sun
rise, when the darkness meets
the dawn. 15618.
Yesterday’s toys. 9270.
Brown (Adria) Doomed. 9742.
Brown (Bernard) :
My good bye to you. 12882.
Out where the moonbeams greet
the morning. 13067.
Brown (Billie) :
Boy o’ my dreams.
Sweetie. 6677.
Brown (C. A.) Let’s all be American.
16640.
Brown (Mrs. C. A.)
American. 16640.
Brown (C. B.) Your name is like a
melody. 4649.
Brown (C. C.)
Brown (C. P.)
Brown (C. T.)
_hessee. 24085.
Brown (Charles)
17136.
Brown
3709*.
Brown (D. E.)
aya say. 842.
Brown (D.M.) Long live love. 18645.
Brown (Dale) See Brown (EH. D.)
Brown (DeWitt) Thinking of you.
25674.
4852.
Let’s all be
Ashes of love. 110.
Every night. 600.
Coming back to Ten-
Road to happiness.
(Clifford). Loose change.
Hello Harlem! what
Brown (E. C.) I’m always dreaming
of you. 987.
Brown (EH. D.):
Hot and bothered, got to have
love. T7767.
Just a cabin in Dixie land. 14594.
Melancholy me. 3793.
Brown (KE. M.) Beside a waterfall.
4815.
Brown (EH. 8S.) Flowers of the na-
tions. 9874*.
Brown (EH. T.) Silver haired mother
is waiting. 25453.
Brown (F. W.) jr.:
I’d rather have you on my mind.
22338.
K. O. the gloom and smile. 3618.
Brown (Fergus) Day incamp. 22004.
Brown (G. E.):
Blues blues. 17924.
She’s Adaline today. 15227.
Smothering. 19222.
Thumbing your way to love.
17418.
Brown (G. LL.) pseud. See Shoemaker
(G. L.)
Brown (Gene):
Come waltz with me. 7384.
N.R.A. marching song. 16918.
Brown (George) pseud. See Hill (W.
J.)
Brown (Gertrude)
that! song groups.
Brown (Girthalee)
me anymore. 2758.
Brown (Gladys) :
I am the dream man.
I still remember. 5563.
Trying to keep love alive.
Brown (H. F.):
Mr. President we
24969.
Parade of the stars.
Brown (H. H.):
Dancing feet.
DeWitt Fancy
18067, 18068.
You don’t love
5448,
6787.
salute you.
21039.
24118.
I’ll be seein’ you, cowboy. 22366.
Brown (Harry):
Bye, bye, ma Eva, bye, bye.
15733 (39).
Gimme hush money. 15733 (1338).
I’m satisfied. 17752 (62).
Who’s there. 15733 (888).
Brown (Hoyt) See Brown (H. H.)
Brown (Hubert) O lovely things are
these. 6180.
Brown (I. D.) Smile with Roosevelt.
25480.
Lawn dance. 5762.
When the wild, wild
11528.
Brown (Isabel)
Brown (J. G.)
roses bloom.
Brown (J. H.):
Bat and ball. 164.
Buttercups and daisies. 278.
Holly and mistletoe. 878.
1139
INDEX
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Brown (J. H.)—Continued.
May morning. 1491.
Mouse. 1572.
Oak 7 Mane
Oxford passacgalia.
Penguin. 1857.
Rainbow. 1952.
Robin. 1992.
Rose. 2011.
Tea party. 2325.
Through the looking-glass. 2398.
Brown (J. N.) Modulations. 8298.
Brown (J. R.) Take me to the fair.
17041.
15400.
Brown (J. W.) I still love you, little
sweetheart. 10151.
Brown (James) :
Allegretto. 7710.
Applebiossom. 7187.
Ballo. T7179.
Breton fiddle tune. 7260.
Chansonette. 327.
Christmas waits. 8272.
Contredanse. 7395.
Dance for a masque. 7684.
Father Chrisimas. 8273.
From Czecho-Slovakia. 7608.
Gavotte des moutons. 7616.
Home sweet home. 7759.
Interlude. T7685.
March of the cubs. 8237.
Meditation. 8274.
Menuet en rondeau. 8275.
Minuet and trio. 7711.
Music to the fairy prince.
Pancake album. 6274.
Pleyel’s hymn. 8581.
Queen of Golconda.
Rondino. 8335.
Saraband.. 8712.
Slow music for a ballet.
Spanish Gipsy. 8846.
Table-music. 11267.
Tyrolese liindler. 9064.
Brown (James L.) For compositions
8340.
8640.
7687.
Brown (K. D.):
Let’s get married in September.
16642.
Love is like that. 24844.
My rhapsody in blue. 14904.
Now I’m econcentratin’ on you.
14955.
Brown (lL. E.) Ending my love for
you. 24225.
Browaive dele. ols) Moonlight water.
22835.
Brown (LeRoy) Evrything’s O. K.
9829.
Brown (Lew):
I’ve got to pass your house to get
to my house. 10162, 14473.
Ooh, I’m thinking. 8516.
Brown (Lillie) Thinking of you.
25674.
Brown (M. M.) Prohibition blue.
1916.
Brown (Madge) Even though another
won you. 22099.
Brown (Maurice) :
Gypsy melodies.
Gypsy themes
14313:
Brown (N. H.):
After sundown. 17768, 21708.
Bath scene. 7186.
Beautiful girl. 13866, 17879.
Birthday party. 9502.
Cafe terrace. 7298.
Cinderella’s fella. 17986, 21925.
Going Hollywood. 18237, 22201,
Grand Central episode. 18251.
Hold your man. 7751, 12300.
Hot choc’late soldiers. 10048.
Ill remember. 7827.
I’ll remember only
1235".
I’m dancin’ on a rainbow.
18405.
If I’m nice to you.
Irish serenade. T7973.
14312.
and variations
you. 10109,
14482,
1089.
ae Life is a merry-go-round. 12682.
by James L. Brown seée this index Love songs of the Nile. 5873,
under names of claimants of copy- 8209.
right. Lovely lady. 18675.
Brown (Jean LaHue) : Moon’s on the Nile. 3833.
At rainbow’s end. 13835. Our big love scene. 15006, 23037.
Desert wolf. 3125. Temptation. 23432.
My litle Cinderella. 10676. We'll make hay while the sun
Brown (Jimmy) Was your mother shines. 23587.
like my mother. 17521. We'll make love when it rains.
Brown (Joe): 15574. 5
I am out beneath the silvery We're together again. 4478, 6883.
moon. 20281. You are temptation. 15689.
In the moonlight by the sea. | Brown (N. H.) ine. If I’m nice to
22530. you. 1089.
N.R.A., just a song that you can’t | Brown (Nick):
forget. 20907. Calling of my heart. 21860.
Wade in de water. 44483. Fair dame. 11670 (99)
1140
ae
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Brown (Pauline) Watching and wait-
ing for you. 6867.
Brown (R. J.) Space ship honeymoon,
17283.
Brown (R. W.):
At the wedding of the rooster to
the little red hen. 2878.
Caress me dear. 19826.
College girl. 3048.
Snowtime. 2174.
Tempting. 13436.
Brown (Raymond) ‘Evening song.
5147.
Brown (Rives) K. O. the gloom and
smile. 38618.
Brown (S. A.) :
I’m not ashamed. 12390.
Lazy shore. 12599.
Brown (Sally)
big world. 7104.
Brown (Sid):
I’m not ashamed. 12390.
Lazy shore. 12599.
Brown (T. C.) lLove’s dreams after
the ball. 5882,
Brown (T. D.) Dreaming of you.
18116.
Brown (V. G.) Memories of mother.
24925.
Brown (V. H.):
Back to the old apple tree. 7174.
_Hverything reminds me of you.
5154.
Moonlight. 16814.
One of these days I’m a-goin’ to
be gone. 10824.
Sing me a good old tune. 8766.
Brown (W. #.) Songs of K. A.
23348.
Brown (W. M.) jr. Tea-time sere-
nade. 2826.
Brown (W. R.)
Brown (Walter) :
Doomed. 9742.
I’m so tired of day dreams. 24559.
Niagara Falls. 10735.
Brown (William) I want to hear
your laughter. 1048.
Brown (Willie)
17836.
At the old oak tree.
Brown cheering song. 13948.
Browne (A. L.):
O bonnie lass. 1722.
Violets. 2525.
Browne (Clyde) pseud. See Hooper
(H. B.)
Browne (George)
rain. 10334.
Browne (J. A.):
Children’s games. 24049.
Hot Carmen. 10046.
My heart at thy sweet voice.
21168.
Song of India. 11180.
Waltz of the steins.
Just Smiling at the
21499.
All alone in this great
Browne (J. L.) :
Corsicana. 4656 (110).
Golden harps are sounding.
(220).
June time. 4656 (336).
Mors et vita. 4656 (420).
Songs of Chicago town. 883
Wistfulness. 4656 (697).
Browne (James) :
Far, far away. 3221.
My star girl. 12926.
Those Allegheny shores. 11836.
Browne (M. P.) ’Iwas on a night
like this I met you sweetheart.
15504.
Browne (Morton) Like an angel
from heaven. 1819.
Browne (W. A.) Metropolitan Nas-
4656
sau. 22812.
Browning (Duncan) Radio lady.
21108.
Browning (K. A.) My castle up in
the sky. 12862.
Browning (Mortimer) :
Little old foolish old man. 22689.
Marine cavalier. 20724.
O perfect and eternal One.
Trinity. 2444,
Brownsmith (—)
way. 12689.
Brownstein (Fred) Help Roosevelt,
he’s our man. 18312.
Brownstein (W. N.):
6182.
Love will find a
Let us be sweethearts again.
16650.
Mean gal. 5988.
Sweetness. 4297.
Brubach (Hddie) What more could I
ask. 4494.
Bruce (R. R.) You left me all alone
and blue. 13723.
Bruch (H. W. Vom) See Vom Bruch
(H. W.)
Brucken-Fock (G. H. G. v) Aus dem
Stiden. 9427.
Bruckner (Mildred) Just before we
Pach. |) soa
Bruder Lustig. 98382 (44).
Brudie (E. N.) Prosperity. 6351.
Brue (S. J.) You’ve got a little bit
of everything. 11652.
Bruegman (V. A.):
Whose arms are around you to-
night. 15642.
Why can’t we always be sweet-
hearts. 15644.
Bruil (Karl) Hdition:
Dir mécht’ ich einmal im mond-
schein begegnen. 18074.
Drei stisse worte. 16106.
Fenster auf, der lenz ist da.
5175.
Frag’ nicht! frag’ nicht. 18199.
1141
INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v.28
Briill (Karl) Edition—Continued.
Gliick macht eine frau so schon.
5260.
Jonny wenn du geburtstag hast.
16567.
Lied geht um die welt. 18620.
Mir fehlt ein freund wie du. 5971.
Mir ist heut’ so nach liebe. 5972.
Musik muss sein. 6034.
Servus Wien. 11091.
Sprache der liebe ist international.
17293.
Trinen in der geige.
Brugnoli (Attilio)
Bruhl (A. R.)
Brulier (—):
Angel band. 15784.
Harp and crown. 16281.
Brulo (Joseph) All the world is hap-
15485.
Concerto. 138944.
Golden memories. 760.
py again. 17784.
Brummett (M. EH.) Fraternity song.
16999.
Brun (Georges) Baptéme du Prince
Charmant. 154.
Brun (Wile. J.) Solféges de concours
4 2 voix. 2184.
Brundy (Charles)
Mountain moon.
Brune (M. K.):
Contract. 407.
Longing. 24824.
Prosperity. 1920.
Springtime. 8856.
Vesper bells. 2516.
Waiting. 25767.
Brunel (Raymond)
Brunelli (Peter) :
After the tragedy. 15742.
Allegro appassionato. 17786.
Along the Irish coast. 19680.
Between decks. 4817.
Bitter end. 15855.
Burlesque. 2970.
Cavalcade. 4900.
Clashing swords.
Conversation and
3063.
Dance. 14092.
Dangerously yours.
Devant le miroir.
Festival title. 636.
Happy mood. 16279.
Humoresque miniature.
Idyl. 2958.
Irish countryside. 20468.
Martinet. 10527.
Nuit enchantée. 10770.
Pathetic recitative. 4029.
Power and the glory. 17086.
Pursuit. 4076.
Quarrel. 4078.
Reverie. 11010.
Romantic episode.
Seene. 11063.
Under the Rocky
21455.
Virginia. 4433.
9623.
light recit.
4985.
5036.
20270.
4116.
Scuttle and scurry. 11070.
Storm. 15338.
Stormy West.
Sumerky. 4266.
Summer storm. 17326.
Tender thoughts. 4325.
Three festival openings.
Toiling Amazons. 11361.
Tragedy. 17445.
Unrest. 2491.
Vision and chaos. 17494.
Visions of the past. 15548.
Weird impressions. 17548.
Ye merrie travellers. 17687.
1914-1918. 2815.
Bruner (Cordia) Lonely. 8156.
Bruning (Eldora) Unhappy hours.
15520.
Brunner (J. H.):
Calvary. 302.
Drifting far from God. 3175.
I am determined to hold out.
5442.
I love Him more each day. 16394.
I shall know Him over yonder.
16452.
If you’d only come to Jesus.
Keep holding on. 8045.
Meet mother in the skies. 24916.
Pardon—full and free. 13083.
Bruno (Anthony) ‘Tango el coraz6n.
11276.
Bruno (Joseph) Waiting in the moon-
light. 21491.
4255.
267.
7919.
Bruno (Rocco) Italian fanfara.
12508.
Brunson (Charles) All this world is
mine dear. 9361.
Brunt (E. T.) Be my little sweetie.
23920.
Brusselmans (Michel) :
Cranz-journal. 427, 3075.
Kermesse flamande. 8681.
Brussels (Iris) :
Butterflies. 17989.
Deep in the night.
Fate. 20056.
Gardens. 3266.
Love lyric. 24849.
Thursday. 15449.
Traffic. 43886, 15486.
Brusso (Giovanni) :
Dolee sera. 5053.
Nebbie d’oro. 12948.
Bruster (Hazel) Viennese waltz song.
9100.
Bruton (H. P.) Give me one night
alone with you. 20125.
14089, 18054.
Bryan (—) In my merry Oldsmobile.
13765 (97)
Bryan (Al.):
Father — mother — sister and
brother. 24252.
1142
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983: -
I’d be crazy if I wasn’t crazy over
you. 12334.
Won’t you say hello. 4590.
Bryan (B. B.) Memories of father.
3795.
Bryan (I. A.) I love myself for fall-
ing in love with you. 3451.
Bryan (M. J.) Im going back to
Dixie and Jane. 22400.
Bryan (Vincent) :
College chums. 21696 (56).
Don’t say adieu. 13765 (42).
Football. 18765 (57).
G. O. P. 18765 (59).
Good bye, Maggie May. 13765
(73).
Heaven born banner. 138765 (79).
If I only had the nerve. 19648
(53).
Man from now. 19648 (91).
My own girl. 13765 (129).
Napoli. 11670 (246).
On San Francisco Bay.
(106).
Once upon a time.
Out in an automobile.
(162).
Perey. 18765 (166).
Pocahontas. 138765 (170).
Poor old man. 138765 (171).
Right in this old town.
(180).
Sioux Sue. 13765 (200).
Sitting Bull. 13765 (201).
Tale of a monkey. 18765 (220).
Upon the trolley line. 13765 (236).
What’s the matter with our team.
19648 (163).
What’s' the
13765 (245).
Bryant (Gilbert) When night has
come my darling. 17580.
Bryant (H. O.) Oh, Hawaiian moon.
16970.
Bryant (Hoyt):
If you'll let me be your little
19648
13765 (158).
13765
13765
use of knockin’.
sweetheart. 7923.
Mother, the queen of my heart.
22848.
Bryant (J. R.) Won’t you come to
Jesus now. 17752 (163).
Bryant (O. M.) If you cared. 10189.
Bryant (P. O.):
Sleepy head good-night. 15263.
When I win the Irish sweepstake.
15604.
Bryant (Robert):
Please don’t. 10906.
Under the moon. 19488.
Bryant (Zelda) Lonely. 10452.
Brydon (B. E. C.):
America’s sons.
Forever true.
11717.
12164,
Bryja (John) Polish mountaineer
songs, 23105, 25275. .
Brymn (J. T.) Julia. 7076 (163).
Buben (Michael) Lovely creature.
22745.
Buben (Mike) See Buben (Michael)
Bucalossi (Hrnest) Grasshopper’s
dance. 2815 (118).
Bucaneg (P. 8.) In that mad little
kiss. 20447.
Buccéri (Gianni) Graziella. 20162*.
Bucci (John) Beautiful isle of home
sweet home. 4788.
Buchanan (A. M.):
Brother Green. 21843.
Come all ye fair and tender ladies.
219384.
Hebrew: children.
Wondrous love. 17674.
Buchanan (J. H.) Come, come, come,
everyone, to the great World’s fair.
11956.
Buchanan (Lydia)
Buchanan (Pearl):
Prosperity came around the cor-
Poet:
Vera. 23540.
ner. 10959.
World’s sweetest sweetheart,
that’s mother, 7016.
| Buchanan (R. M.):
Always thinking of you. 17790.
Soul of my dreams. 4241.
Buchbinder (Benjamin) jr.:
Gee, but my boy friend is dumb.
3269.
I have to be free. 3483.
In love with you. 3548.
Yes, you’ve got me there. 4599.
You'll be far away with me. 4620.
Buchholz (Karl) :
Du kommst mir heut’ so spanisch
vor. 567.
Du mein liebes, mein schénes Ber-
lin. 5094, 5095.
Ich seh’s dir an der nasenspitze
BDH SROs
Man braucht kein geld. 1458.
Onkel aus Amerika. 1790.
Robert und Bertram. 6407.
Von Schanghai bis Helgoland.
2536, 2537.
Was nititzt mir denn die aller-
schonste landschaft. 2571.
Wir tippeln. 7001, 7002.
Buck (Dudley) :
Acquaint thyself with Him.
13765 (1).
Be of good comfort. 138765 (11).
Buck (G. B.):
Let me live in your heart. 8095.
"Till comes the dawn. 9018.
Buck (George) There are many ex-
cuses for drinking. 21378.
Buck (J. M.) Beautiful Lue. 17880.
Buck (R. H.) Hail prosperity. 20178.
1143
IN DEX
Buckbee (Edna) Mia querida. 16783.
Buckles (Lulu) That wonderful
Savior of mine. 21375.
Buckley (W. H.) Famous lovers.
3219.
Buckman (EH. B.) pseud. See East-
lick (B. G.)
Buckman (Gabe) What is it. 215389.
Buckner (G. B.)
17105.
Buckner (R. E.)
[sic] of Tennessee.
Buckstone (Lionel)
Prosperity is near.
In the mountain’s
14535:
Musie without
words. 25018.
Buder (E. E.) Und es leuchtet die
Puszta. 9069.
Budner (Harry) One faux pas.
21006.
Budreau (Iva) Changeable you.
19836.
Budrow (M. V.) Galloping goose.
24316.
Budwitz (A. E.) My little farmerette.
16862.
Biichel (Hermann) Aus liebe zur
heimat. 11745.
Buechse (Paul!) When things go
wrohg just try singing a _ song.
11529,
Buell (HE. L.) That long long over-
due choochoo. 11292.
Buelow (Birger De) See De Buelow
(Birger )
Bueno (George) :
What have I done.
You took the melody.
Buerger (Emma):
Blue eagle. 19767.
Missouri moon. 16795.
Birger (Julius) Bonheur capricieux.
25811.
25978.
13924.
Buerhop (D. H.) Kolping march.
5748.
Bueris (John De) See De Bueris
(John)
Biisser (Henri):
Joli baton. 15733 (168).
Patrons, joli coeur. 15733 (257).
Buettner (Al.) When a feller needs
a friend. 138622.
Buffington (M. E.) Good night.
12230.
Buffington (T. T.) Way down in the
South, 21507.
Buffum (W. E.) Memories of mother.
1506.
Bugbee (G. A.):
Forgotten sweetheart. 18194.
Hotcha muchacha. 20254.
Bugbee (L. A.):
Christmas. 2815 (51).
Fourth of July. 2815 (91).
Hallowe’en. 2815 (121).
May-day. 2815 (206).
pt. DI, n.s., v.28
Buhl (August) :
Mercedes. 12778.
Panchita. 138078.
Rosalinda. 138209.
Serena. 132638.
Buhl (B. J.) Our mother’s eall.
25206.
Buhler (Ivonne, or Yvonne) :
Our army band. 1812.
Song of all nations. 15290.
What a lovely, lovely world this
is. 6908.
When we’re in love.
Buhrie (Walter) :
Just take a look at my baby.
10335.
When the moon shines in dreamy
valley. 4521.
Bukoski (Go J.) 7
you. 19666.
Bukwick (Nellie)
5869.
EBulgarenliebe.
Bullard (Carrie)
Bullard (F. F.):
Burrowes’ piano primer.
CCH):
Indifferent mariner. 11670 (165).
Nativity according to St. Luke.
21696 (276).
9205.
All because of
Love me today.
(OM PA
See Lewis (C. B.).
4656
Thirty-six short responses. 23795
(11);
Bullard (T. V.):
Burrowes’ piano primer. 4656
(77).
Nativity according to St. Luke.
21696 (276).
Thirty-six short responses. 23795
(abby
Bulliérian (Hans) Suite romantique.
6638
Bullivant (Marie) Lonesome without
you. 8162.
Bullock (Mrs. Brooks) See Bullock
(C. R.)
Bullock (C. R.) Beautiful Florida.
7189.
Bullock (Ernest) :
Blessing of the ship. 15861.
Introduction and fugue. 5648.
Irish reel. 3565.
Irish tune. 38566.
Saint John Baptist. 138230.
Saw ye nae my Peggy. 25404.
Bullock (J. C.) Can’t you see I’m
lonely. 311, 138964.
Bulmer (G. I.) Grandma of- mine.
22225.
Bump (E. J.):
Birds of a feather. 23960*.
Blue bonnet flower. 21820.
Bunch (Boyd) :
At the bow-wow ball.
Bow-wow ball. 247.
2875.
1144
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Bunch (Lawrence) Just memories.
14605.
Buncher (H. P.):
Calypso polka. 157383 (41).
Easy dance music for cornet and
piano. 11670 (84).
Favorite duets for mandolin and
piano. 11670 (102).
Nydia. waltz. 2815 (251).
Popular melodies for B flat eclari-
net. 21696 (313).
Popular solos for trombone or
baritone. 23795 (68).
Raymond. (4656 (6380).
Twenty-four guitar solos. 11670
(312).
Bund (Hans) Verzeihen sie mein
friulein wenn ich frage. 11417.
Bunkers (Orlando) jr. Nature in the
raw is seldom mild. 10715.
Runkers (The) 269*.
Bunn (W. H.) Let me hold your
hand. 13800.
Bunning (H.) Nocturne. 15733 (388).
Bunning (Herbert) :
Sir Launcelot and Queen Guine-
vere. 157383 (3821).
Wind that shakes the barley.
9332 (396).
Bunting (I. M.) Folk-tunes near and
far. 24272.
Bunton (G. C.):
Ain’t no use in livin’, cause my
gal’s thrown me down. 9351.
Little church covered with flow-
ers. 5813.
My dear. 1591, 12865.
Bunts (Ff. A.) Are you happy with-
out my love. 98.
Bunts (Howard) May-be. 1490,
10536.
Buongiovanni (F.) °O marenaro.
Zilet. :
Burbank (M. C.) When it’s chestnut
time on Third avenue. 15605.
Burbridge (Alice) Under the August
moon. 9073.
Burbridge (Maurine) I am lonesome
sweetheart for you. 10071.
Bureay (Len) pseud. See Burkey
(Leonard )
Burch (A. E.) jr:
Sand in my shoes.
Take me. 15396.
You’ve been misinformed. 19628.
You won’t go to heaven when you
11053.
die. 11656.
Burch (Clare) F.D.R. our leader.
T5AS8.
Burch (E. F.) Make this valley full
of ditches. 22765.
Burch (Gene)
Burch (K. J.)
Sweetheart.
See Burch (A. HE.) jr.
My Smoky Mountain
16881.
Burch (Lenore) That’s why I’m lone-
some tonight, 8975.
Burchell) (Hacacieee yee
Castles in Spain. 19831.
Hot-cha house. 896.
Ill wait until I hear you eall.
968.
Burdet (Mary)
sweetheart again.
Burdett (A. G.)
25982.
Burdue (Roselle) :
Will you be my
17652.
Your lips betray.
Dreaming of our yesterday.
24188.
I just count my blessings. 24506.
Buren (Burrell Van) See Van Buren
(Burrell).
Burford (F. G.) Golden hearted
mothers. 758.
Burg (EK. H.) In remembrance.
5632.
Burg (G. E.) Love of my heart.
5871.
Burgess (Bessie) Blue eyes. 21827.
Burgess (Hthel) My whole world
25087.
Ah! what am I to
consists of you.
Burgess (H. L.)
do. 17774.
Burgess (J. W.):
Thorns and roses. 11670 (376).
Wake up. 11670 (897).
Burgess (Kendall) :
Each morning after an evening
with you. 181380.
Gypsy lover. 8331, 7682.
Gh you would, so would I. 3950.
Ooh, ooh, ooh we're in love.
15000, 18964.
When autumn
15593.
Burgess (Walt) :
Blue eagle. 15867.
Shadowtown ferry.
Yankee ram. 23788.
Burgiss (R. E.) Mummer’s carol.
15733 (224).
Burgmuller (F.) 20 selected studies
from op. 100. 7275.
Burish (A. M.) Love is like a tooth-
comes. around.
11095.
ache. 8197.
Burke (C. 8.) Songs and silhouettes.
PAN PATOX,
Burke (Eddie) See Burke (Everett)
Burke (Everett) :
At midnight with you. 117388.
Can’t get you off my mind. 9558.
Darling one kiss, one is not
enough. 21996.
Million times. 12792.
Over the air. 13068.
Those other eyes that made me
care for your Sweet lips. 25679.
You’re the one. 11643.
49
INDEX
Burke (Joe):
Alone beside the lonesome river.
19676, 21728.
Good night little girl of my
dreams. 18246.
In our little shop window of
dreams. 7944.
In the valley of the moon.
Little locket of long ago.
16674.
Memory waltz. 24930.
Summer is over so is my dream
7960.
10438,
of love. 213814.
Till the journey’s end. 2404,
4368.
You must believe me. 2766.
Burke (Johnny):
And there you are again. 18812.
.~~Grass is gettin’ greener all the
_ time. 176, 5305.
“Al’ya Duchess. 3333.
‘If you lived in the mountains.
16493.
/Lou’siana lullaby. 5854, 14693.
Palooka. 21087.
Palooka it’s a grand old American
name. 25223.
“You told me with your eyes.
17738.
Burke (M. J.) Silent love. 11113.
Burke (Robert Guy) Wandering
down lovers lane. 23569.
Burke (Ruth)
10168.
Burke (Ruth Gagnon):
Love, true love. 16717.
My sweet Irish Mary. 16887.
You are the girl of my dreams,
I wanna be athletic.
dear. 17697.
Burke (T. F.) Requiem mass. 13190.
Burke & Pierce, inc. Darling one kiss,
one is not enough. 21996.
Burkey (Leonard):
All I want sweetheart is you.
THaTHT:
Give me your heart dear, and I'll
give you mine. 16230.
It’s the summer-time for mine.
16547.
When the right little girl comes
along. 17594.
Burkhardt (Almeta) My Indiana
home. 38877.
Burkhardt (E. E.) Power of God.
21081.
Burkhart (Franz) :
Gesegn dich laub.
Halleluja. 243883.
Ich habe lust im
12432.
Ich habe mir
24599.
Jubilate. 12525.
Zu Regensburg auf der kirchturm-
spitz. 25988.
24327.
weiten feld.
eines erwihlet.
pt. DI, n.s., v. 28
Burleigh (H. T.):
Achievement. 4656 (5).
And as the gulls soar. 4656 (17,
18).
Apart. 4656 (23, 24).
Dream land. 4656 (143).
O love of a day. 4656 (464, 465).
Request. 4656 (532, 533).
Rockin’ in de win’. 4656 (548).
Through peace to light. 4656
(634, 635).
Tide. 4656 (636, 637).
Burley (Joe) I had to go and find
another job. 20310.
Burlin (Paul) Songs of ancient
America. 25992 (65).
Burman (Maurice) I got a_ shoe.
24504.
Burnaby (H. M.) That little dawg o’
mine. 2348.
Burnaby (John):
Hymn that, I sang asryapoy
Sy
If the future is kind. 22486.
6084.
Dreams of the past.
My love song.
Burnam (Byrl)
16102.
Burnam music publications.
of the past. 16102.
Burnett (C. E.) You’re just like a
dewdrop in the sunshine. 19619.
Burnett (E. M.):
Boarder that stole my dear wife.
23976.
Don’t be ashamed to walk beside
your mother. 14117.
Down the mountain thru the val-
ley to the sea. 14135.
Husband’s lament. 24475.
Dreams
I can’t find poor mother’s grave..
22a.
I’m goin’ your way, river. 10125.
I’m lonely tonight . beside the
wishing-well. 22414.
Just a whoop an’ a holler. 24703.
Prisoner’s confession. 15090.
Song of the harpooneer. 8825.
Wait until the sun shines thru’.
2547.
When the Bible was the best book
in the land. 25847.
When we sang in the choir to-
gether. 25863.
Burnett (EF. A.) _Won’t you try to
care for me. 25927.
Burnett (Helen) Safe in my arms.
S701.
Burnett (J. A.) Just give me another
chanee. 18559.
Burnham (Breachford) Dream lover.
5076.
Burnham (C. E.)
7076 (186).
Burtham (C.."H.);
plantation moon.
Lord is my light.
Pekin, Til. Old
23011.
1146
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Burnham (Christine) :
N. R. A. 18858.
Whirlpool. 21593.
Burnham (Flora) Lord is my light.
7076 (186).
Burnham (Rean S.)
(Rena S8.).
Burnham (Rena _ SS.)
23819.
Burns (Bob)
Burns (Francis)
Purns (Frank)
do. 24108.
Burns (J. T.)
some girl. 10129.
Burns (Jack) In my dreams.
Burns (Jeanne) :
Got a need for you. 12284.
I gotia go places and do things,
baby, to forget you. 3427.
Burns (L. M.):
In my castle on the hill, I dream
of you. 14524.
My dream-book. 22883.
One cup and saucer. 10821.
Shinin’ shoes. 17215.
Burns (Robert) pseud.
(C. H.)
Burns (Thos.)
garden. 10406.
Burns and Hudson. I’m just a little
lonesome girl. 10129.
Buruside (R. H.):
See Burnham
Afterglow.
Zangara’s fate. T7073.
NRA. 20888.
Crazy things that I
I’m just a little lone-
10215.
Let’s go to a beer
Dear old Broadway. 19648 (24).
Ensemble. 19648 (81).
Hntrance of the rajah. 19648
C2).
Hntrance of Todd. 19648 (33).
Girlie with the winsome smile.
2815 (104).
Hist, advance with care. 19648
(47).
It’s merely a matter of time.
19648 (57).
It's nice to have a _ sweetheart.
19648 (58).
It’s the littie things that count in
life. 19648 (59).
Love is a wonderful thing. 19648
(89).
Oh Mister Sun. 19648 (104).
That’s the time. 19648 (143).
Tourists. 19648 (153-155).
We're the gnomes. 19648 (159).
Wedding procession. 19648 (161).
When Cupid plays a little game
of hearts. 19648 (164).
Which one shall we marry. 19648
(166, 167).
Wouldn’t you like to know. 19648
(174).
Burntvedt (T. O.) Concordia hymnal.
3059.
See Gabriel
Burr (Alan) God, who knowest the
things that were. 24342.
Burr (C. W.) You are the one. 23755.
Burrell (Clara) Sweet dreams. 2278.
Burrows’ (CU. Ee)
Love supreme, 1397.
World waggles on. 11596.
Burrows (B.) When all the Attic
fire was fled. 17564.
Burrows (C. V.) Where are you
dreaming. 17615.
Burrows (G. EH.) Please say you will
return. 1891.
Burrows (Rex):
Fairy masquerade. 18164, 22109.
Too lazy for love. 25703.
Burrucker (V. B.): -
Nira. 22961.
Ship of dreams. 23274.
Bursick (Margaret) How is your golf.
12316.
Burt Bye.)
At twilight hour. 138765 (9).
Do, re, mi, fa, Sol, la, si, do. 238795
(21).
Gettysburg. 2815 (102).
Gwendolyn. 21696 (137).
I love the last one best of all.
21696 (179).
I’m locking for a
name of Smith.
man by the
21696 (182).
Johnny came marching home.
24685.
Little red papoose. 4656 (362).
Lonesome little maid. 11670
(02)
Marie Cahill’s Hottentot love song.
21696 (251).
Marrying Mary. 25992 (39).
Milo. 4656 (403).
Mr. Bonaparte. 4656 (408).
Mister Cupid. 21696 (259).
Noah. 21696 (284).
Old reliable jokes. 21696 (298).
Pig got up and slowly waiked
away. 23093.
Robinson Crusoe’s isle, 4656
(542).
Three men ina boat. 21696 (381).
Waltz me, Bill. 15733 (379).
Welcome. 2815 (353).
Burt (HE. R.) San Diego. 6452.
Burt (I. A.) Trusiing. 19425.
Burt (John) Corn huskers book of
square dances. 7398.
Burt (Thomas) & co.
book of square dances.
Burt (W.N.) jr.
Burton (Ada)
Corn huskers
7398.
Walk slowly. 9117.
I’m longing to send a
message. 1008.
Burton (Dudley) My Verdie Valley
home. 10710.
Burton (H. BE.) Blue moon lullaby.
15875.
1147
INDEX
Burton (Lucile) Good morning dear.
14295.
Burton
10832.
Burten (Val):
Ain’t it gonna ring no more. 30,
A678.
All American girls. 7105, 15755.
Bohemian drinking song. 15881.
Command to love. 7387, 11963.
Cowboy’s heaven. 3074.
Down where the river meets the
(Ruby) Oodles of love.
sea. 3155.
Gal from Amarillo. 3265.
Hans and Gretchen. 9996, 16275.
In 1929 we had a penthouse. 3557.
Is this a souvenir. 5652, 7976,
10248.
Isn’t this a night for love. 10251,
10252.
It can happen to you. T7978.
Just another dream. 5715.
Love came stealing like a thief in
the night. 5858.
Metropomania. 1516.
Mon papa. 12807.
Parade of the ads. 1838.
Penthouse lament. 13100.
Rhythm in my heart. 110138.
Sailor’s luck. 6444, 11050.
Shadow on the shade. 21138.
So this is Harris. 8788.
Some silent night. 11169.
Sweetheart of Topolobompo. 4295.
Was it you there in my arms.
2568.
We belong to Alma. 91386, 17527.
World goes ’round. 17680.
Bury (Winifred) :
Carrying on. 24031.
Sweet nightingale.
Buseh (Adolf) Kadenz.
Busch (Carl):
Impromptu. 24002.
Melody in D. 11670 (231)
Ozark reverie. 25218.
Paul Revere’s ride. 2815 (269)
Suite for three trumpets. 15351.
Busch (William) Gigue. 736.
Buschbaum (HE. E.) Strolling thru a
moonlit lane. 17314.
Buschine (Andrew) :
I’m not the same. 20374.
Love has come to stay. 20680.
Love that you forgot. 20692.
Buse (I. M.):
My mother’s prayer. 83881.
Romance in the evening. 17141.
Bush (B. E.) Santa Claus and his
helpers. 15733 (306)
3usler (Jimmie) You belong to me,
nobody else but me. 21651.
Busse (—) Wang wang blues.
2287.
9531.
2565.
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Bustamante (Francisco) Marcha Ola-
zabol. 20720.
Butcher (D.):
Alarm clock blues. 11697.
Man that rode the mule around
the world. 14735.
Oh mama, why didn’t I listen to
you. 138009.
Old log cabin of my dreams.
16887.
Pistol Pete.
Butcher (Marie)
that girl. 24487.
Butcher (W. N.)
comes. 15470.
Butler (C. C.)
21788.
Butler (Frank)
you go. 17636.
15051.
I can’t help lovin’
Tomorrow never
Beauty in April.
Why did I ever let
Butler (June) Sailon with me. 15176.
Butler (M. W.) pseud. See Perry
(P. B.)
Butler (R. W.) Alabama moon, I’m
ealling. 9355.
Butler (Ralph) :
After the night before. 4672.
At the little pig and whistle.
11739.
Down at the bottom of the Sea.
3150.
Marching to a military band.
10524.
Our little baby boy. 18057.
P.-C; A. 2..3.., LOR
We all went up, up, up the moun-
tain. 25785.
When he tries to kiss her by the
duck-pond. 25829.
When the king goes by. 11519.
When you kiss me. 17605.
When you were twenty-one, and I
was twenty-two. 15630.
Woman should stick to her man.
17669.
Butler (Sarah) MHallelu Aunt Hagar’s
chilluns hallelu. 38335*.
Butrick (R. H.) Two. 11891.
Butter (Herman) Gold and silver.
16238.
Butterfield (J. A.)
were young Maggie.
Butterfield (M. E.) :
Christmas story. 19859.
Derelict. 18060.
Hunter’s song. 3404.
Sing we and chant it. 4199.
Butterfield (W. H.) Red book of pro-
gram songs and choruses. 1961.
Buttery (lL. E.):
I’m always thinking of you, dear.
18400.
Over here.
Tonight I live.
When you and I
23670.
15016.
15473.
1148
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
When the moonbeams beam the
brightest. 138640, 23659.
Butting (Max) Trauermusik. 21428.
Buttner, Hamilton, Brinton. Hope.
802.
Buttny (J. A.): .
Chickadee, you are the one girl.
19848.
Tip top. 21410.
You meant the world to me.
25958.
Button tree. 19808*.
Butz (Josef) Gaudeamus. 9921.
Buxtehude (—) Prelude and fugue.
25287, 25288.
Buxton (T. C.):
Mama loves me so. 10516.
My rainbow. 6095.
My son. 6097.
Buyert (Wilma) My human dynamo.
14876.
Buzzard (Mabel) Little things of life.
24810.
Buzzi-Peccia (Arturo) :
Lolita. 15733 (188).
Torna amore. 15733 (354).
Byce (B. M.) Marita. 1480.
Bye (Frederick) Six diversions.
19818.
Byers (B. EH.) I never knew how
much I loved you. 12409.
Byers (C. E.):
My little mountain sweetheart.
20850.
Twilight time
21446.
Byers (Dora)
8406.
Byko (Stephen) :
Full moon as our guide.
Little black boy. 20630.
Melody in my heart. 18724.
Romantic lover. 15147.
Way to prosperity. 11462.
Byng (Douglas) I’m a tree.
Byram (Hobart):
Bill and Nug. 9500.
My old homestead, ’way out there.
10688, 16870.
Byrd (G. R.) Love, won’t you leave
me alone. 18673.
Byrd (Myrtle) Are you lonesome to-
night. 138825.
Byrd (William) :
Alleluia, ascendit Deus. 19673.
Confirma hoe Deus. 11966.
Felix es, sacra virgo. 20059.
I thought that love had been a
boy. 12416.
Psallite Domino. 21093.
Sacerdotes Domini. 21162.
Senex puerum portabat. 21195.
Siderum rector. 2132.
Veni Sancte Spiritus.
in the Ozarks.
My Tennessee home,
16207,
10119.
21470.
Byrns (M. E.)
West. 12197.
Byssing (George) Where is the one in
dreams I love. 21584.
Caballero de la noche. 2980.
Cabell (A. T.) After the day is done.
19657.
Cable (R. M.) Berea beloved.
Cabrera (O. P.) Besame. 9494.
Cabrera (La) 2815 (40).
Cactus blossoms. 15910*.
Cadalen (Frank) Love in the mist,
22729.
Cadek
19074.
Cadger (J. T.)
shack. 5631.
Cadi (Bert) pseud.:
Hinerlei, ob wir zwei ohne geld
sind. 1498.
Ich such’ per sofort eine freund-
in fir den sport. 1075.
Ich trium’ von einer mdarchen-
nacht. 1076.
Komm’n sie bitte ’rtiber. 3637.
Mein gnidiges friulein, ich traume
seit tagen von ihnen. 1498.
Monika. 1542.
Stisser ... stisser.
Cadier (M.):
Hn valsant. 9808.
Moineaux. 10583, 10584.
Cadman (C. W.):
Absent. 4656 (3).
Belle of Havana. 15733 (25).
Blandishment. 4646 (66).
Come away to dreamin’
9332 (68).
Coy princess. 4656 (1138).
Dawn in the wood. 4998.
Enchantment. 11670 (89).
From the land of the sky-blue
water. 714.
Goodbye my baby. 2815 (112).
Lilacs. 4656 (358).
Love is a Silver boat. 2815 (187).
Melody in G flat. 4656 (393).
Moonlight song. 16818.
My heart. 2815° (233).
My lady night. 21696 (266).
Sailor’s life. 4656 (554).
Shrine. 4656 (573).
Song at dusk. 4656 (587).
Song of supplication. 23795 (88).
South in Sonora. 2220*.
Girl of the golden
203.
(L. J.) Redwood let’s go.
In our ivy covered
2261, 2262.
town.
Spring hymn for Aphrodite.
13365.
Sunbeam and the rose. 17752
(141).
To what may love be likened.
4656 (640).
When Loris smiles on me. 4656
(687).
Winter song. 4656 (695).
1149.
INDEX
pt. HI, n.s., v.28
Cadman (Mrs. G. H.)
CR2 Ds)
Cadman (R. D.):
Ah wants ter go to nigger heaven,
to see my mammy. 11689.
Big boy of mine. 11809.
Can’t you hear me call, mother,
See Cadman
mother. 15927.
Depression’s funeral march. 3121.
Drifting. 12090.
Florida moonbeams. 666.
Loves’ unfolding. 3736.
Mosquitoe [sic] 14828.
Playthings of desire. 15056.
Sweet baby of mine. 8908.
Tears. 2328.
Why did I love you, if I must lose
you. 6979.
You left a kiss. 17716.
Cadwalader (M. R.) Heaven has sent
me you. 16294.
Cady (C2; B.)
11670 (19).
Cady (Caroline)
cago. 16250.
Cady (E. H.)
11670 (19).
Cady (Jackson):
Someone. 8803.
Southland. 6582.
When it’s apple time in Charm-
land. 9184.
Cady (L. R.) To the one who loves
me. 9022.
Caesar (Irving):
I’m gonna go. go, go—to Chicago
in 1933. 7846.
If I forget you. 7912, 12487.
We're not too poor for that. 4476.
Caesar (Irving) ine.:
And still I love you.
19691. |
Evening breeze. 16134.
I’m gonna go, go, go—to Chicago
in 1933. 7846.
If I forget you. 7912, 12437.
My girl don’t love me. 16849.
Spanish sweetheart. 17285.
Sunshine. 25596.
Sweet little sweetheart. 173338.
"Twas awfully nice of you. 25721.
We're not too poor for that. 4476.
When I go home. 23636.
Caesar. 8055.
Caesar film:
Esperanza. 5140.
Quando due cuori nell’
6366.
Cafarella (A. E.):
Finale. 18797.
Fughetta. 94438, 17853.
Gavotte. 9444.
Hunting party. 24474.
Kinderstiick. 24934.
Poetic folk dances.
Grand old city Chi-
Poetic folk dances.
15783,
amor.
Little hunting song.
March. 19147.
Minuet. 11067.
Minuetto. 191538.
Scherzo. 17890.
Sinfonia. 23907.
Song without words.
Cafiero (L. A.):
Some day. 11165.
Yesterdays kisses.
You can never tell.
Cafone (Mike)
me. 7163.
Cagliero (Mario):
Capriccio tzigano. 9566.
Dimmi perché. 9719.
Nellito. 12945.
Cahill (Wm.) When the robins bid
the fading rose good-bye. 11670
(425).
Cahill & Clemmer. Hummin’ to myself
of you. 5482.
Cahn (Sammy):
I’m a singer. 20352.
Shake your head from side to side.
11096.
That’s why darkies have music
in their souls. 21372.
Where the mountains touch the
sky. 25875.
15209.
10559, 12775.
11605.
11618.
Baby care a little for
Cain (C. W.) So sweet and so blue.
15274.
Cain (J. W.) I’ve got those drug
store blues.
Cain (Noble):
Hoffman’s choral series.
I got religion. 12342.
Red book of program songs and
7884.
20239.
choruses. 1961.
Wade in the water. 13560.
Caine (Hall) Queen’s Christmas
caroley2815)4{273* jy
Caine (M. H.) Queen’s Christmas
earol. 2815 (279*).
Caine (M. P.) :
Moonbeams and what do they
mean. 12818.
Old winding road that leads home.
16996.
Cairos-Rego (Iris de)
Rego (Iris)
Cairos-Rego (Rex de)
Rego (Rex)
Calabrése (A.):
Au p’tit bistrot de Joinville. 4744.
See De Cairos-
‘See De Cairos-
Ce n’est qu’un petit désir. 7318.
Elle était du nord. 5122, 9798.
J’pourrais fair’ du cinéma. 5680.
J’vais t’faire un dessin. 12510.
Moi je joue au yoyo. 5979.
Ne parlez pas. 6118.
Non pas encore. 14950.
O ma Russie. 14960.
Pourquoi j’adore le midi. 8590.
1150
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Quand on est parigot. 15105.
Trois lettres d’amour. 15494.
Valse d’un amant. 238536.
Calabro (J. A.) How. 16829.
Calabro (John) :
Listen. 22677.
Longing for you. 20672.
Calaway (W. R.):
Don’t marry the wrong woman.
19962.
My old homestead by the sea.
3890.
Way down in Georgia. 2578.
Calbi (L. S.) Stand by me. 19278.
Caldora (R. M.) No one but you.
14945.
Caldwell (Alfred) :
Sweetheart of my dreams. 173845.
Where does the moon go when it
goes to get full. 23675.
Caldwell (Anna) See O’Dea (A. C.)
Caldwell (M. J.) Jig-saw song. 5694.
Caleo (Michael or Mickey) :
How was I to know. 906.
I love you. 14421.
Is it me. 14558.
Let me love you. 20587.
Side street. 21212.
Caler (W. L.) I want to grow .old
with you. 24590.
Caley (J. D.) I am tired of roving.
3409.
Calhoun (E. R.)::
Don’t proposition me. 19963.
Evenings I spent with you. 20033.
Girl of the best friend of mine.
12196.
Scorching love.
Calhoun (W. C.)
21189.
I’m singing a song
of love. 1014.
California. University. Associated
students. Cheer for California.
346.
Caligan (W. W.) Autumn symphony.
19718.
Calinski (Boleslaw) Gnata wotki
dolina. 20131.
Caikins (George):
Just a picture of you,
16580.
To be your Sweetheart. 17427.
Caikins (L. A.) You owe your dear
mother that too. 9292.
Call (H. R.) Blue eagle N. R. A. song.
17910.
Call of Easter. 300.
Callaham (Jack)
cure. 19330.
Callahan (Elizabeth) :
At the turn of the road go
straight. 17838.
She lives in the mansion that be-
longs to me. 19170.
of me.
Takin’ the Keeler
38188—34——_6
.Calvet (Oscar)
Callahan (J. W.) I picked you out of
all the world. 12412.
Callahan (M. J.) We’ve turned the
corner, 6886.
Callas (Mike) Gipsy’s love.
Callaway (Jack):
Beneath the moon. 13888.
I’m headin’ for the deep sea.
14438.
Lady the answer is no.
Rain, rain, rain. 23157.
We'll meet again. 23588.
742,
14630.
Word in between is love. 17679.
Callaway (P.S.):
Benedictus es, Domine. 13890.
Magnificat [and] Nunc dimittis.
14725.
Callen (R. E.):
Christ loveth me. 3034.
Keep looking up. 3624.
Calloway (Blanche) My boogaboo
from Timbuctoo. 38859.
Calloway (Hazel) :
I’m camping out alone. 24542.
If dreams would come true. 24601.
Calonni (Dorothea) That farewell
kiss. 23465.
Caltabiano (Sebastiano) Prometeo.
15092.
Calvary. 302*.
Calvary’s blessings in song. 303.
Calver (EF. I.) :
O that men would praise the Lord.
10779.
Rejoice to-day with one accord.
23166.
Mujer. 1577.
Calvin (C.) Autumn leaves. 11747.
Calvin (John) I’m glad to have had
just you. 5509.
Calvini (G.):
Cinquantaine. 4931.
Minuet in G. 4803.
Paloma. 6269.
Salut d’amour.
Swan. 6446.
Camac village guild:
Blue eagle. 15867.
Gee, no one but you, honey. 9925.
Shadowtown ferry. 11095.
Yankee ram. 23738.
Camarero (M. G.) Ahi va la liebre.
23821.
Cambria (Frank)
Roosevelt. 5784.
Camejo (Armando) Mi tienda. 1519.
Cameron (C. E.) Haven’t I met you
Somewhere before. 18289.
Cameron (Doris) My dancing doll.
6449.
Keep smiling with
14863.
Cameron (Gordon) Marguerite.
3770.
Cameron (Ray) Good-night Emaline.
5289.
1151
INDEX
Camilieri (L.) Heart’s desire. 20215.
Cammack (M. N.) Blue eyes. 19776.
Camp (A. C.) Are you foolin’. 17822.
Comprehensive sys-
7390.
Camp (Ernest)
tem of instrumentation.
Camp (J. S.):
Abiding grace. 11670 (1).
Sylvester. 11670 (365).
Watcher’s carol. 23576.
Camp (Woodbury) Believe me, dear.
189.
Camp-fire march. 24022.
Campanelli (J. A.) Roosevelt the
saviour of the nation. 2005.
Campbell (C. M.):
Little hills. 22686.
Time and tide. 9015.
Way of the wind. 23579.
Campbell (Charles) ‘That old Mis-
souri town. 11297.
Campbell (Constance)
being a fool. 22456.
Campbell (E. M. L.)
Sally. 24121.
Campbell (F. S.):
All the world loves a lover.
Beautiful you. 17882.
Clasp of your hand. 4933.
Come take a flier in my airship.
18000.
End of the trail. 5129.
High blood pressure baby.
Love’s lottery. 5885.
My memories of you. 18834.
I’ve stopped
Dancing with
4696.
18320.
My New England home _ sweet
home. 18888.
Only thing that lasts forever is
love. 6242. ;
Puppy love. 19052.
Scratch, seratch, seratching.
19155.
Smoke rings from my cigarette.
25485.
There was no light in the window.
19371.
Campbell (H. M.) Orain na clarsaich.
25193.
Campbell (H. W.) Vineland, N.J.
Fox-trot melody. 24299.
Campbell (H. W.) White Sulphur
Springs, W.Va.:
Down that old winding road with
you. 14134.
Now is the time for loving. 8447.
To-night in the moonlight, I’m
Saying I love you. 4382.
Campbell (Hazel) Let’s try once
again. 24777.
Campbell (Ian):
Goin’ to the fair. 9957.
I love the things you say. 974.
Campbell (J. C.) folk school. Singing
games old and new. 8773.
pt. OI, n.s., v.28
Campbell (J. E.)
moon. 10721.
Campbell (Jimmy):
Ev’rybody loves my Marguerite.
*Neath the tropical
20042.
First thing I knew. 5186.
He’s mine. 5352.
If you ever came back. 5604,
7920.
Lay your head on my shoulder.
5764, 8081, 24753.
Night time was love time.
One tiny tear. 13040, 14997.
6136.
Peter! Peter. 13104.
There’s no harm in _ hoping.
15435.
When old friends are drifting
apart. 15613.
Would you believe me, sweetheart.
TO17, 9261.
Campbell (Judson)
NRA. 23340.
Campbell (La Dora)
land. 14521.
Song of the
In honeymoon
Campbell (M. L.) Calling you.
15922.
Campbell (Ralph) Dad’s little brown
eyed boy. 48.
Campbell (U. G.):
God is love. 22199.
New Jerusalem. 22950.
Trail ‘em to Salem. 15488.
We thank thee, America. 23594.
Campbell (Vivian) &‘co., ltd. Planta-
tion blues. 25258.
Campbell (W. E.) Cowboy. 424.
Campbell (Wigg) All my inspira-
tions. 19669. F
Campbell, Connelly (Editions) :
Boston. 7244.
Glockenspiel. 7633.
Gute nacht. 7678.
Kleiner marsch. 8054.
Miidchen in uniform. 8228.
Morgenstimmung. 8317.
Signalmusik. 8756.
So nimm denn meine hiinde. 8787.
Stimmt an, mit hellen, holen
klang. 8875.
Wandern ist des millers lust.
9124.
Waschraum. 9130.
Campbell, Connelly & co., Itd.:
Can’t we meet again. 13961.
Can’t we meet again and let’s be
sweethearts. 2990.
Can’t you see what Ive _ got.
21868.
Cause I belong to you. 15943.
Dancing with my shadow. 19915.
Do you know. 5049.
Do you reeall. 3131.
Don’t be late in the morning.
T7467.
1152
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Ev’rybody loves my Marguerite.
20041.
For love time is the best time.
12159.
Golden cage. 12221.
Goodnight but not goodbye. 5288.
I’d do anything in the world for
you. 5457.
I’m alone with a dream of you.
16405.
I’ve found the right girl,
what a girl. 16460.
I wish I knew a bigger word than
oh!
love. 1056.
Kiss me good-bye. 24733.
Leave Abie alone. 10396.
Let’s all be happy together, ’cause
you can’t be happy by yourself.
12613.
Madeleine. 12710.
Me and mine are doin’ fine.
12753.
Milano. 5966.
One tiny tear. 13040, 14997.
Our little baby boy. 13057.
Peter! Peter. 13104.
Private life of Henry VIII.
23135,
Say a little something to me.
25405.
Somebody. 13325.
Someday. 138327.
Someone to share my dreams.
8805.
Song you gave to me. 17278.
OAM hae, 2 oak
Tell me, am [I falling in love.
25635.
There’s no harm in hoping. 15435.
This town’s too quiet. 21400.
Three folly dances. 16895.
U-ra-li-a-te-ay. 19447.
Variety. 17489.
When he tries to kiss her by the
duck-pond. 25829.
When I’m with you. 236387.
When old friends are drifting
apart. 15613.
When the king goes by. 11519.
Why is it so. 11565.
Wise old owl said Hoo. 2714.
You'll never understand. 28764.
You'll strike it rich. 23765.
Zigeuner, you have stolen my
heart. 2803.
Campbell, Connelly, inc.:
Come a little closer. 4937.
First thing I knew. 5187.
He’s mine. 5352.
If you ever came back. 5604.
Lay your head on my shoulder.
5764.
Night time was love time. 6136.
Would you believe me, sweetheart.
TO1T7.
Campbell-Tipton (—)
2234.
Campbell-Watson (F.):
Adagio. 18730.
Allegro concertante.
Choral prelude. 9441.
Fiddlers four. 24258.
Heart of mine, beloved
18300.
In my dreams I sorrowed.
Melodia. 18721.
Passacaglia and fugue.
Petite suite. 25244.
Praeludium. 10558.
Psyché. 10973, 21094.
Sing no more. 8768.
Sunday morning at Glion.
Tango. 25626.
Campfield (F. T.)
tea. 15804.
Campian (Thomas) As by
streams of Babylon. 15800.
Campolio (J. B.) Through the woods.
15447.
Campus in the clouds. 13959*.
Camus (H. M. C. S.) Exercices et
lecons chantés sur toutes les gammes
et dans tous les tons. 7076 (75).
Camus (Mare) Jacky et Mado. 3583.
Camusat (Speranza) Chant fédéral
de la mutualité. 7328.
Camussi (Ezio) Giocattoli. 14272.
Canada, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Canaday (David) Jesus rescued me.
1195.
Candiolo (Umberto)
Candiotti (Morris)
Sible. 14053.
Candlyn (T. F. H.):
Dream-pedlary. 18111.
Masters in this hall. 1488.
Rise, crowned with light.
Candoli (Benito)
14953.
Cane (J. J.) When you used to call
me Sweetheart. 13651.
Cane (Jimmie) See Cane (J. J.)
Canfield (Ray) Aloha beloved. 9366.
Cangialosi (Joseph) :
I never knew there was sun-shine.
1026.
Shadow dreams.
Cannaday (R. J.)
garden. 23210.
Cannella (Andrew)
Spirit flower.
1575.
one.
10217.
9446.
6645.
Ask me over to
the
Delirio. 3116.
Could it be pos-
19094.
Nothing but tears.
8735.
Rose in God’s
Paradise is the
only place for love. 10859.
Canniciari (Pompeo) Credo, quod
Redemptor. 18023.
Cannon (I. B.) Happy and gay.
20188
Cannova (Salvatore) N. R. A. 18854.
1153
INDEX
Canova (Anna):
Ain’t gonna grieve my Lord any- |}
more. 11692.
Go for the long-tail blue.
Model T. 12804.
When are you comin’ to see me.
11491.
When the sun goes down behind
the hill. 11524.
Canta, gayarre. 24026.
Canta sirena. 15929-15932.
Cantafio (Nick) Calvin Coolidge
memorial march. 2985, 15924.
12215.
Canteloube (J.) Vercingétorix.
19454*.
Canto per ma mio. 13966.
Cantwell (EK. M. D.)
mother. 22489.
Canzone (Gene)
broken hearts.
Gaps.¢B «/V.)
24698.
Capano (Frank) I hope my dreams
come true. 3436.
Capell (Eva) Broken winged angel.
262.
Capello (Enrique)
17848.
Capes (Denis) Doubtful lover. 14128.
Caple (E. E.) Pal of my heart. 4018.
Caplet (André):
If you see my
In the valley of
3553.
Just a little smile.
Ay triste de mi.
Petite berceuse. 10881.
Petite danse slovaque. 10882,
10883.
Petite marche bien frangaise.
10884, 10885.
Capodanno (Theresa)
10860.
Cappadona (F. M.):
Hudson moon. 12317.
Paradise lane.
When all the treasures of my
loved home depart. 4499.
Cappelli (A. L.) Roosevelt march.
4117.
Cappey (Cecil) I’m lonely from being
alone. 22418.
Cappo (Joseph) My traffic cop.
16892.
Capps (S. M.) Capps chord finder.
13971.
Capps & Capps school of modern mu-
sic. Capps chord finder. 18971.
Caprice. 414.
Carballo (Francisco)
pt. I, n.8., v. 28
Caranci
25906.
Carapello (Daniel)
girl I have. 21534.
Carazo (Castro):
(VY. A.) Wine and beer.
What a perfect
Sorry. 153804.
Spanish moment. 25550-25552.
Carazo 1Gi. 22) Spanish moment.
1 25pn0= 252.
Te quiero con
delirio. 25631.
Carbonara (Gerard):
Concert waltz. 24088.
Cubana. 4973.
Drammiatico appassionato.
Fox-trot. 24300.
Heavy agitato. 24416.
Humorous, a la jazz.
Misterioso gruesome.
One step. 25184-25186.
Romantic appassionato.
20359.
Valse
20744.
Western one step. 25807.
Whippoorwill’s song. 17625.
Carbone (S. 8.) I’m wild about you.
12402.
Carbonel (C. L. S. C.)
ade (C. L. S.)
Carcelli (Mario)
Card (Mildred) When the sun shines
down on Peaceful Valley. 23661.
Cardew (Philip) Kennst du mein
24178.
24472,
24971.
25358,
misterioso drammatico.
See Chamin-
Pierina. 21059.
liebeslied. 16604.
Cardinal (Parma) Kiss me again
goodnight. 16606.
Carelli (Joseph) See Shepard (V.
M.) and Joseph Carelli.
Carew (Evelyn) I guess I’m falling
in love. 20308.
Carey (A. J.) You. 9272, 17693.
Carey (B. W.) In the yalley of Ken-
tucky. 18494.
Carey (Betty) See Carey (E. F.)
Carey (E. F.) You're like a flower
from grandmother’s garden. 11638.
Carey (Ed.) For you. 2815 (89).
Carey (J. J.) So much my own Tm
sure you cannot know. 25493.
Carey (Lewis):
Birthday. 15733 (31).
Break, break, break. 15733 (87).
Capua (BE. Di) O sole mio. 6186, | Carey (R. K.) By the side of my
6187, 22990. mother. 291.
Capua (J. di) Abiding King. 10*. Carey (Z. B. A.):
Caputi (C. L.) Primer beso. 13140. American Rose. 21735.
Caputo (A. R.): Playing marbles. 17069.
Garden down in Spain. 16211. Carhart (P.. E.) Its you iy ieve:
Pennsylvania hills. 6298. 22566.
Caputo (Charles) Empty dreams | Caribou (John) Meadow-lark. 8257.
leave me alone. 586. Carifo (E. J.):
Cara (Frances De) See De Cara My baby Ann. 10632.
(Frances) What a lucky night. 11479.
1154
a
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
_Carillo y Mendoza (Enrique)
of love. 25554.
Carisch (A. & G.) & @:
A Coralline. TO7T7. —
Addio bambine 9035.
Adios. 17763.
Album delle novita Carisch estate
1933. 157538.
Andantino e
23850.
Bacio. 142.
Canzone degli sci. 7307, 13969.
Che cosa ci vuoi fare. 14002.
Chiacchiere. 3850, 3025.
Dove sei. 15086.
B facilissimo. 8284.
® nata a Busto Arsizio.
Edera. 142.
Facciamo pace.
Fez. 638, 639.
Finale farsesco.
Giocattoli. 14272.
Humoresque. 24470.
Impassibile. 7927.
Inni. 24652.
Io di amori ne ho tre.
Io sogno un pupo rosa.
Luci nella notte. 3740.
Ma la mamma lo sa.
25588.
Mamma m/’ha fatto un cuor. 17763.
Manuale di culture musicale gen-
Spirit
Fuga del gatto.
16116.
16145.
14214,
1153, 3740.
16525.
24879,
erale. 1462.
Mascheroneide. 14750.
Mezz’ ora con voi. . 16781.
Milionario. 24957, 25740.
Mimose. 8284.
Ouverture in do diesis minore.
25204).
Passa la marina. 15027.
Per me—per te. 2478.
Perdona ancora. 15036.
Prometeo. 15092.
Questa non é@ che una promessa.
13969.
Raccolta di bassi per lo studio
dell ’armonia, 1947.
Ragazze d’oggi. 638.
Se quel barbier io fossi. 17186.
Sette pezzi infantili. 171382.
Sinfonia. 240383, 25701. .
Solfeggi manoscritti. .25500.
Sono tre parole. 25537, 25538.
Sotto Vombrellino con me. 2217,
7927.
Sperduti nel blu. 38025.
Suite in forma di_ variazioni.
25587.
Ti voglio bene. 2403.
Tre cuori. 9035.
Ugo. 2478.
Va Vamor. 25739, 25740.
Vernice. 17491.
Voglio te. 17499.
38 impressioni da A _ Regoledo.
15126.
Carithers (L. M.) Oh those kisses.
6198.
Caritoni (Angelo):
That’s just what I crave. 23441.
Yearning for you sweetheart.
23741.
Carl (Don) Mignonette. 12791.
Carle (lL. R.):
Fool I’ve been to fall in love with
you. 9878.
Nira. 18910.
Carle (Richard) :
All the girls love me. 21696 (7).
In Seville. 21696 (193).
Marching. 21696 (249).
Mayor of Tokio. 2815 (207*).
Waiting for a certain girl. 21696
(392).
Carle (Smiling Frankie) pseud. See
Carlone (F. N.).
Carleton (Bruce) Bold _ bandolero.
4849.
Carletta (R. A.) I’m afraid of losing
you. 5503.
| Carli (Carlo De) See De Carli
(Carlo)
Carlile (D. A.) My baby’s got indi-
viduality. 6039.
Carlin (A. B.) Just a pipe dream.
16581.
Carlin (T. P. ) Just a pipe dream.
16581.
Carlisle (Cliff) :
Dang my rowdy soul. 18035.
Don’t marry the wrong woman.
19962.
Roll on blue moon. 2000.
Carlone (F. N.):
Alone with my tears. 21725.
I wouldn’t mind, I wouldn’t care.
1061.
Carlos (Walter)
15736.
Carlsen (Bill) When a feller needs
a friend. 18622.
Carlsen (Henry):
Det er sommerens vals. 16047.
Lille smil fra dig. 10424.
Carlson (C. F.) Song of service.
19244.
Carlson (EK. W.) My Oklahoma home.
20868.
Carlson (John)
7471.
Carlson (Nathaniel) :
Breathe upon us, blessed Spirit.
7258.
Christ the Lord is risen.
Come and go. 7372.
Determined to stand to the end.
7449,
Ach, Herr Schmitt
Don’t say goodbye.
7356.
1155
INDEX
Carlson (Nathaniel)—Continued.
Happy New Year. 7698.
Lift me up. 8123.
Sing the gospel story.
Sweetly resting. 8923.
Carlson (Russell) Always on my
mind. 19682.
Carlson (W. G.) Can’t you see I’m
idolizing you. 21867.
Carlton (Harry):
It’s a nice day to-day. 165386.
Just making conversation. 16594.
Where we said good-bye. 236838.
Carlton (Harry) music co., ltd.:
8769.
It’s a nice day to-day. 165386.
Just making conversation. 16594.
Where we said good-bye. 23683.
Carlton (T. L.) Forever and forever.
12162.
Carlucci (J. J.) My musical mo-
ments. 38888.
Carmagnola (Anthony) Wake up
true Americans! Uphold the N. R.A.
21493.
Carmen (Florence) Old sweetheart.
16995.
Carmen (Ted) I’m a slave to love.
5502.
Carmen (Theodor) American
sketches. 4709.
Carmen. 138765 (17).
Carmichael (Hoagy):
Cosmics. 21955. '
Hoagy Carmichael song hits.
24487. «
Lazybones. _ 14640. °
Mamma mockingbird. 18696.*
Old Man Harlem. 6210. *
Snowball. 19224. +
Star dust. 17300.:
Carmichael (L. E.) Memories. 24922.
Carmichael (Mary)
it. 9332, (G66).
Carmine (L. M.) There’s a new hope
in my heart. 19868.
Carnelli (Mary) Sally Lou.
Carnelli (Sarah) Sally Lou.
Carnes (D. L.):
Hear me O Lord. 24413.
Keep the blue eagle flying.
Carnevali (Vito)
20948.
Carney (Harry)
1140
Come and trip
19130.
20557.
Notte veneziane.
Rockin’ in rhythm.
Carneyro (Claudio):
Dizéres do povo.
Improvisation on
folk song. 1111.
Poema no. 8. 15060.
Carneyro (K. H.):
Dizéres do povo. 509.
Improvisation on a Portuguese
folk song. 1111.
Poema no. 38. 15060.
509.
a Portuguese
19130.
pt. OI, n. s., v.28
Caro (Francisco de):
Dos lunares. 18095.
Poema. 6320.
Carols of love. 17962.
Caros. pseud. See Joost (O.)
Carovillano (A. P.) Dream girl. 539.
Carpenter (A. V.) Love give me the
night. 8189.
Carpenter (B. G.) Dancing in the
dawn. 4979.
Carpenter (D. R.):
Asleep in peace. 19706.
Lovelight of a soul. 5878.
This tattered old coat of mine. .
13460.
Carpenter (Eddie) Playing around
on the delta. 17067.
Carpenter (G. E.)
soul. 5878.
Carpenter (M. L.):
It has a meaning all its own.
Lovelight of a
10255.
New deal. 12955.
Carpenter (Vic) See Carpenter
(ALY)
Carpentier (V. E.):
I’m singing to you, a song from
my heart. 24556.
You little bit of loveliness.
Carr? (EH). Bh.)
I never knew the meaning of love.
18423.
Will you meet me in love-land to-
night. 17654.
Carr (L. C.) Lover mine. 20694.
Carr (L. R.) Good-bye, my darling.
20150.
Carr (Laurence) :
Child’s dream. 19851.
Maoriland. 1463.
New Zealand lullaby. 20295.
Carr (Margurite) :
It’s gonna be too bad for someone.
20481.
Oh, there’s a lot a little kiss can
do. 20979.
You were the one who taught me
how to love. 21675.
Carr (Mary F.) My treasure box of
2763.
love. 8407.
Carr (Maurice F.) New songs from
old. 6127.
Carr (Melita) :
B-C-K-double-EE. 22757.
Under the banner with
23518.
Carr (Michael) At the end of the
day. 23879.
Carr (Perk)
15599.
Carr (Winifred) pseud. See Kramer
(E. M.)
Carraine
Tennessee.
McKee.
When I love you best.
(Eugene) ’Way down in
4469, 4470.
1156
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Carran (R. G.):
All alone. 4690.
One for me. 38981.
Toylands little town. 6776.
Carrier (A. B.) Aloha land. 4699.
Carrington (O. M.) Gift of Christ-
mas. 16219*.
Carroll (Adam) Sweet heart lane.
4291.
Bleanor. 5114.
Road of life.
Carroll (E. J.)
Carroll (EK. M.)
Carroll (Gene) :
Glad hearts. 7629.
Hope’s forgotten song. T7766.
Hour of prayer. ‘T7771.
March faithful soldiers,
marching along. 8236.
Shall we meet on that beautiful
shore. 8739.
Carroll (Harry):
I’m the little peanut vendor’s
little missus. 14455.
Panhandler. 18984.
Carroll (Jack):
TVll wear a white rose for you.
1989.
keep
24526.
I miss you more each day. 7865.
Carroll (Jean) It’s you, yes you.
22567.
Carroll (M. C.)
working girl.
Carroll (M. G.)
Carroll (Richard)
ness. 12428.
Carroll (W. B.)
Carroll (Walter)
25342.
Carse (Adam):
Counterpoint exercises.
Crotchets. 487, 4388.
Crotehets and quavers.
Dance. 1427.
King Cole’s fiddle book. 1246,
1247,
Left-right. 1293.
Little waltz. 1298.
Lullaby. 1427.
Overture to Atys. 23057.
Overture to La Rosaura.
Rustic dance. 2028.
Serenade. 2104.
Sonata. 5328.
Three waltzes.
Winton suite.
Carson (Bud)
blame. 4098.
Carson (Kenneth) pseud. See Wise-
man (Kenneth)
Carson (M. L.):
Can’t you tell. 17957.
Let’s join the N. R. A. 16646.
Since I got a lease on your heart.
15244.
Lament of the poor
12583.
Answer. 23856.
I wish you happi-
Tap dancer. 25628.
River and rainbow.
3069.
439, 440.
23058.
9573.
23721.
Remember you’re to
‘arson (M. M.):
Old homestead. 10801.
Sweet home of my
21328.
Carson (Ted):
Night you sang on the radio and
I listened at home to you. 3928.
That’s certain, she is mine, all
childhood,
\ mine. 2354.
Carsten (Bert) Sweetheart you’re
first and last with me. 19828.
Carstenn (Edward) :
Hear, O Thou Shepherd of Israel.
22266.
Lift thine eyes to the mountains,
10421.
Psalm 100. 10972.
Cartan (Elie) Pater. 13090.
Cartan (Jean) Pater. 13090.
Cartelli (Biagio) Hello America,
here comes prosperity. 7726.
Cartelli (J. F.) Do I love you.
16059.
Carter (A. P.):
Broken-hearted lover. 138939.
I loved you better than you knew.
20350.
I wouldn’t mind dying. 12431.
If one won’t another one will.
5597.
Meet me by the moonlight alone.
1497.
See that my grave is kept green.
21192.
Spirit of love watches over me.
6593.
Sweet as the flowers in May time.
6660.
Two sweethearts. 15511.
Wabash cannonball. 2542.
Will the roses bloom in heaven.
6998.
Winding stream. 138678.
Carter (Alious) Fountain of youth.
695.
Carter (Beulah) That depression
breeze. 17371.
Carter (Charles) pseud. See Wheeler
(Alfred )
Carter (Desmond) My _ temptation.
10706.
Carter (H. H.) I have you in my
heart. 942.
Carter (Ernest) Namba. 8411.
Carter (F. M.) South Dakota. 2220.
Carter (H. E.):
Dear old Utah moon.
160385.
16408.
Fountain of youth.
I’m calling you.
Carter (Harold)
695.
Carter (J. M.)
Carter (lL. A.)
3437,
South Dakota. 2220.
I just can’t take it.
1157
INDEX
‘Carter (L. R.) Hymns of the spirit.
7786.
Carter (Laura) Sweetheart o’mine.
2297, 8919.
Carter (Louise) Day of days. 3107.
Carter (M. B.) In a little canoe on
the silvery lake of love with you.
22502.
Carter (M. J.) Fountain of youth.
695.
Carter (Nellie) I’m just wond’ring
about you. 3477.
Carter (Paul) As long as I get by
I’m satisfied. 17829.
Carter (S. F.) Hymns of the spirit.
7786.
Carter( Wilf):
Dear old daddy of mine. 24134.
Twilight on the prairie. 25725.
Cartes postales. 10512.
Cartier (Ferdinand) Sweetheart,
autumn leaves are falling. 19317.
Cartledge (M. G.) New deal moon.
DinO2:
Cartolani (Rocco) Carnera. 13976.
Carton (B. L.) MHere’s a brand new
love song. 22278.
Carton (Langdon) See Carton (B. L.)
Carty <@D. N:):
I do not care for you now. 3421.
Moon, the stars and you. 5991.
Caruso (Anthony) No. 18. 12980.
Carver (David) Mary’s' lullaby.
24901.
Carver (EH. R.):
Chappell concert folio. 18994,
13995.
Hats off, the Flag goes by. 3345,
3346.
Her name is Mary. 3367.
My ideal. 10668.
Carver (PB):
Adieu. 17759, 17760.
Dream of Babylon. 3164.
Serenade. 19159, 19160.
Smiling prince. 25484.
Carwin (Bessie) That’s why I wait
for you. 11303.
Cary & co.:
Bagatelles. 7176, 21774.
Boolah-woolah. 11830.
Compline for Sundays. 4948.
God so loved the world. 4014.
I shall remember you. 3496.
Let’s give a cheer for England.
12617.
Little Jim Crow. 1339.
Love is king to-day. 10479.
May-fly which only lives a day.
8256.
Nocturne. 23271.
Sing to my heart.
Your tears. 13756.
4198.
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
Caryll (Ivan):
Little cherub. 17752 (82).
Spring chicken. 4656 (605).
Casa editrice musicale Mauro. Rum-
ba delle Antille. 138219.
Casa musicale Mauro:
Canzone beguin.
Cateri. 21884.
Glad eyes. 22192.
Last night. 20578.
Ma. 22758.
Ninnolo blu’. 20937.
Son tutte uguali. 13334.
Spleen. 23364.
Casa musicale Sonzogno, s. a.:
11884.
Adriana Lecouvreur. 11682.
Bohéme. 16636.
Cabrera. 11872.
Flora mirabilis. 16164.
Giornata di Marcellina. 20116*.
Graziella. 20162*.
Guglielmo Ratcliff. 12746.
Inno a Roma. 17107.
Madonna Oretta. 12712.
Manuel Menendez. 12730.
Mese Mariano. 12782.
Quattro liriche. 10863.
Ricordi di Svezia. 13191.
Rondiue. 13160.
Tango. 13424.
Zaza. 16637.
Zingari. 12609.
Casabianca (R.):
C’est moi la vedeite. 9541, 21852.
Elisa, ta mére tappelle. 9797,
22091.
J’ai souvent révé. 10280, 22568.
Trois ball’s dans la peau. 19421,
Casaburi (Luigi) Bells ringing in
glory. 4807.
Casadesus (Francis) :
Cigale et Magali. 9620.
Marseillaise des contribuables.
1482.
Casadesus ‘(Henri) :
Interlude mélodrame.
Menuet galant. 12777.
Prélude mélodrame. 13131.
Quatre chansons _ frangaises.
24082.
Reprise du menuet galant. 13189.
Sur les jolis ponts de Paris. 25599.
Casadesus (Marius):
Et nune et semper. 3202.
Violinkonzert in D. 20801, 20802.
Casalbore (Jules) :
Say that you love me, sweetheart.
12481.
6457. :
Underneath the southern moon.
6820.
Casale (A. M.) I fell in love. 5468.
Casanova. 12204.
Casavola (Franco) Mattino di prima-
vera. 16762.
1158
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Casciari (J. J.) Cutie. 21977.
Casciolini (Claudio) Istorum est.
18507.
Case (C. C.) Bring on the jobs. 7265.
Case (Dora) ‘That’s my sign of pros-
perity. 17378.
Case (Hmma) Mothers. 16825.
Case (Gernert) Popeye song. 15070.
Casella (Alfredo) :
Due ricereari sul nome B. A. C. H.
13979.
Sinfonia. 24033.
Toccata, Bourrée et Gigue. 23486.
Caserta (Charles) NRA. 16897.
Casey (C. E.) Let me write what I
never dared to tell. 4656 (348).
Casey (Hildegard) Come on and
cheer. 7378.
Casey (J. F.) I’m up in the clouds.
22429.
Casey (J. W.):
If you could understand. 9332
(158).
Just a picture of Kentucky. 11670
(184)
Casey (Kenneth) :
Ain’t it too bad that I ain’t. 2828.
I never will get over you. 3491.
Let’s do a jig-saw puzzle on pros-
perity. 38661.
Casey (U. M.):
Eehos [sic] of the plains. 24214.
I miss you so. 14458, 20385.
My heart is crying for sympathy.
25040. .
Sleepy-head I’m blue for you.
25474.
That dear old home. 25647.
That's why I’m different now.
25660.
Cash (F. T.) Shack on the brow of a
hill. 8734.
Cash (Rose) Why are you cruel to
me. 4545.
Caslar (Dan):
Buona notte, Billie.
Dormite. 7474.
Giovinezza senza amore.
Ma l’amore é@ un’
1433-1435.
Sara la luna? no.
Caslar (Donald) :
Canto solo per te. 312, 313.
Quando. 1988, 1939.
Casman (Nellie) :
I want a man. 16465.
If you’ve money to buy me.
16496.
Caso (Rose)
12894.
270-272.
737-739.
altra cosa.
2055-2055.
My love for you.
Cason (A. F.)
10912.
Casparie (A. E.)
Rogue. 14900.
Please take me back.
My old home by the
Casper (I. G.) jr. Creole keys. 7401.
Cass (N. M.)
242438.
Cass (Saul) We'll all have one to-
gether. 25787.
Cassado (Gaspar) :
Sonata. 6027.
Tonadilla. 6766.
Cassandra. 3000.
Cassano (Michael)
the legionnaires.
Cassano (S. M.)
17938.
Cassel (A. Z.):
Grandma’s favorite story. 18253.
Hast Thou forsaken me. 22253,
22254.
Sunset waltz.
Tip-toe dance. 19393.
Vacation time. 19448.
Why do I. 9287.
Your quest. 2796.
Cassel (Mrs. I. M.)
(A. Z.)
Cassel (Torbern) Aldrig. 19663.
Cassidy (Ave Marie C.):
Ashes of dreams. 11737.
Dream shadow. 12078.
Cassidy (D. S8.):
Adoration. 11681.
I wish we’d never met.
It can’t be real. 10254.
March of the Mohawk Valley.
18700.
Someday you'll find, you’re not on
my mind. 6548.
Why should we say it’s over, when
it has just begun. 138671.
Cassidy (H. 8S.) Because you’re mean
to me. 178.
Eyes pretty eyes.
United force of
25736.
Broken-hearted.
19301.
See Cassel
5580.
Cassily (J. F.) Waiting for you,
sweetheart. 9115.
Casson (R. H.):
Fairy phantoms. 9837.
Guten abend, mein liebchen.
143810.
My chiquita. 25024.
Song of the river. 25527.
Cassone (Leopoldo) Alda. 42.
Castamore (R. A.) Realm of love.
Dado
Castegnaro (Lola):
Linda Milonguita.
Tina. 15454.
Castellanos (E. P.)
back again. 11856.
Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Mario) :
1825.
Bring prosperity
Ballade des biens immeubles.
2898.
Drei kénige. 9773.
Lark. 10888.
Sea-murmurs. 15211.
Sonata. 322.
1159
INDEX
Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Mario )—Cont.
Tango. 15405.
Variazioni attraverso i secoli.
21466.
II. concerto. 11666.
2 film studies. 3001.
3 Heine-lieder. 9574.
Castera (René de) Trio “en: Te,
4656 (648).
Castiglio (S.)
19059.
Castilla (Cuates) :
Queen of my heart.
Alla en ia montafia. 23881.
Fronterizo. 20099.
Lamento huasteco. 20574.
Madre mia. 24883.
Pajarillo embrujado. 25220.
Perdoname. 25242.
Repatriado. 25327.
Tamalero. 25625.
Tus manos. 25719.
Castillo (Jerry) Blue hours. 13910,
15871, 19778.
Castle (A. H.) Love’s regret. 14711.
Castle (H. M.)
arms. 24547.
Castling (Harry):
How does a fly keep his weight
I’m happy in your
down. 17775.
Three cheers for the undertaker.
113438.
Where we said good-bye. 23683.
Castore (Don) We had to be through.
13588.
Castro (Florentino) Because. 13869.
Catalonian Christmas song. 21882,
218838.
Catanese (S. J.):
New Orleans blues. 16932.
You’re a jig saw puzzle to me.
11681.
Catch of the season. TO76 (244).
Cates (P. E.) Believe it or not.
13885.
Cathcart (M. A.) Back to the soil in
the West. 9453.
Catholic church hymnal.
Caton (Alleen)
21696 (47).
I’m waiting for you.
24561.
Caton (C. A.) De Luca band folio.
488.
Catron (Gladys)
time for love. 6608.
Cattivo soggetto. 24879, 25537, 25538.
Cattolica (Gilfredo) Balletto roman-
eos OQLTTS.
Caturani (G. W.):
Dance darling dance.
Dance on your heels.
Envoi. 22094.
Springtime is the
14065.
19909.
Fancy Nancy. 200583.
Good as gold. 20144.
I'd like to find my hero.
I killed a man. 18375.
18362.
pt. I, n.s., v.28
Morning after blues. 18787.
Riding with my sweetie on the
subway. 19091.
Serve cold. 21202,
Song of the night. 19252.
Take off your hat and stay for
tea. 21342.
There’s no such thing as love.
19370.
Wasting my breath on you. 23575.
Caturla (Alejandro Garcia) See Gar-
cia Caturla (Alejandro)
Cauchie (Maurice) Cuvres complétes
de Francois Couperin. 10781, 14963,
22992.
Cavadias (Lucian) :
Xacamixo Tov kabBadra.
Politissa. 17079.
Roosevelt’s triumph. 6423.
Cavalcade. 4901.
Cavalier (J. J.) Vm just a little
steaming radiator. 3476.
Cavaliere (Louis) Country needs a
13998.
man. 3070.
Cavallaro (Carmine) One faux pas.
21006.
Cavalleria rusticana. TO76 (197), 93832
(231).
Cavalluzzi (N.) Inno di_ gloria.
24653.
Cavanaugh (G. J.) Broken dreams.
258.
Cavanaugh (James) :
At the deep sea jubilee. 7146.
Down at the old barn dance.
18098.
I was waiting for a street car.
24592.
Panhandle Pete. 4018.
That co-ed party. 17370, 21858.
You’re in my power, ha! ha! ha!
ha! ha. 25968.
Cave (D. W.) I love the South. 7832.
Cavendish music ¢o.:
Dream doors. 14137.
Four-leaf clover. 696.
Cavicchioli (Dante) Luce eterna.
14715.
Caviglia (Norberto) :
Boile di sapone. 4850.
Gambette indiavolate. 9914.
Organetio suora. 17025.
Sempre. 15214.
Sole . .. col mio povero cuore.
11164.
Cawley (M. T.) Morning, noon and
night I dream of you. 6001.
Cawley (Tom) Morning noon and
night I dream of you. 6001.
Cayetano (Ruth) Vows and dreams.
17502.
Cazaux (Lionel) :
Il suffit d’un refrain. 10195.
1160
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Mais il ne faut pas tout prendre
4 la lettre. 10512.
Cazello (P. J.):
Gee you treat me awful mean,
14262.
Since you’ve gone. 17282.
Cazier (C. 8S.) You’re not mine any
more. 46384.
Cecchini (V. W.)
118275.
Cecco (Arturo De):
Canzonetta. 18783.
Neige. 1665.
Scherzo. 1874.
Sulla cuna. 4265.
Cecconi (Nello):
Bamboo bungalow for two. 9457.
If I really knew you cared for me.
10185.
Cecil (H. L.) Hello cutie, what’s your
name. 20225.
Celani (C.):
Toujours. 15478.
Tout petit porto. 15482.
Celda (A.) Nino de La Palma. 18908.
Celebrated hymns. 24035.
Celebrated waltzes. 3006.
Ceniza (F. A.) California moon.
9551.
Centamore (Sam) My queen. 18848.
Cento nuovi bassi senza numeri. 6291.
Central district Catholic high school.
Cantus turrium. 11883.
Centurione (Dan) When your [sic]
away from me sweetheart. 17614.
Century muSic pub. co.:
Aloha oe. 4700, 4701.
Ay, ay, ay. 4759, 4760.
Bacio. 71783.
Cathedral meditation.
7317.
Cinquantaine. 4930, 4931.
Con amore. 4949, 4950, 7392.
Dream of the shepherdess.
5078, 7498.
Fifth nocturne. 5179, 5180, 7566.
Flower song. 5190, 5191.
Til take you home again, Kath-
leen. 7829.
Love dreams. 5804, 5805, 8133.
Minuet in G. 4802, 4803, 7194.
Moonlight sonata. 7195.
My heart at thy sweet voice.
O sole mio. 6186, 6187. ~
Paloma. 6268, 6269.
Salut d’amour. 6448, 6449.
Star of hope. 6616, 6617.
Swan. 6445, 6446.
To spring. T7676.
Century of progress in American song.
138984.
Cepparo (Leon)
orita. 11957.
Happy thoughts.
4897, 4898,
5077,
8705.
Come dance, my sen-
Cera (D. P.):
I’m waiting for the sun to go
down and the beautiful moon to
roll around. 10142.
Mother can I hold your baby in
my arms a while. 8323, 12833.
What’s sweeter than you. 11486.
Cerabino (Joseph) :
Aida. 7092.
Allegramente. 7112.
Bella campagniola. 192.
Calabresella mia. 7294.
Fighia nesci a balla. 7567.
Hrancesca mia adorata. 700.
Mamma. 8233.
Ricordi Calabresi.
Stornelli Calabresi.
Ceraolo (Theodore) :
Apple song. 13823.
Don’t interfere with our Presi-
dent. 16069.
My mother. 14894.
Ceresoli (Rosa):
Galop. 2815 (93).
Mazurka. 2815 (208).
Polka. 2815 (274).
Valzer. 2815 (31).
Cervenka (Otto) Darling memories.
16026.
Cerveny (S. B.) I want to sing my
song to you. 18450.
Cerwin (C. C.):
Ah’s got dem blues. 19660.
What have I done to you. 19502.
Ceryno (Oreste) Ninnolo blu’. 20937.
Cesana (Otto):
Ali Baba and the forty thieves.
8662.
8879.
21718*.
Divertissement. 12033.
Negro heaven. 22944.
Cesare (Pasquale De) See De Cesare
(Pasquale)
Cesarino (V.):
Aida. 7092.
Bella campagniola. 192.
Calabresella mia. 7294.
Francesca mia adorata. “700.
Cessna (M. V.):
Back to old Missouri. 145.
California’s got it. 299.
’Neath the dreamy southern moon.
3917.
Cestero (HE. E.)
Chabot (Peter)
sea. 7930.
Chabrier (Bertha)
Black man. 2927.
In a cottage by the
I love to be loved .
by someone I love. 7833.
Chabrier (Hmmanuel) Larghetto.
12589.
Chadal (Marcelle) :
Rose, ma voisine. 13211.
Si Vamour passe. 15238.
Chadderton (Jos.)
8511.
One sweet girl.
1161
INDEX
Chaffee
17426.
Chaffin (Raymond) In the hands of
the receivers. 24638.
Chagnon (—):
Amour... toujours.
Azor. 4761, 19721.
Je veux. 5686.
Chagnon (Pierre) Fuite.
Chain gang song. 19835.
Challan (Henri) Fugues 4 4 parties
des éléves ayant remporté le pre
mier prix aux concours de fugue,
année 1932. 718. !
Challier (C. A.) & co. (Richard Birn-
bach) Suite. 5704.
Challis (L. M.):
(Gey: ) To a_ traveller.
4713.
719.
Caliban in the coal mines. 21857.
Tartary. 138425.
Chamberlain (Don) Who am I[-
alone. 19547.
Mutual. 20810.
Esquimo [sic]
Chamberlain (Lorna)
Chamberlain (Phyllis)
pie. 20030*.
Chamberlain (W. H.):
Blue lady. 15878.
16489.
Beyond the rain-
If it should happen.
Chambers (Carlos)
bow. 13895.
Chambers (Geneva) Just dreams at
twilight. 10326.
Chambers (H. A.):
Awake us, Lord, and _ hasten.
9440.
Beauteous morn. 169.
Bonnie Dundee. 7235.
Charlie is my darling. 7332.
Encinctured with a twine of
leaves. 589.
From the green heart of the
waters. 713.
Go no more a-rushing. 17640.
Holy communion office. 16317.
How lovely are Thy dwellings.
11842.
Loudly proclaim. 8182.
Marriage of the frog and the
mouse. 12740.
Miller of the Dee. 82838.
My bonnie lass she smileth. 1586.
O lovely May. 1728.
O peaceful night. 1729.
Oh, the merry May. 1742.
Orpheus with his lute. 1811.
Pixies. 1880.
Rejoice, the Lord is King. 1969.
Rest of the weary. 7686.
Spinning chorus, 2545.
Valleys of dream. 2497.
Waits. 9116.
What can lambkins do. 2604.
Chambers (J. C.) jr:
I want a new deal in love. 18447.
Moanin’. 18753.
1162
pt. OI, n. s., v. 28
Chambers (Jack):
Baby let’s harmonize. 13843.
Green River valley. 14304.
Start doin’ your part for the N.
R: Awe SIOSZ8Ie
Swappin’ kisses on the sly. 25603.
Ten little pink toes. 15415.
Chambers (P. J.) Mother’s voice.
14836.
Chambers (Pauline) Ten little pink
toes. 15415.
Chambers (S. C.):
Co-operation. 7396.
Down in lover’s lane,
Keep it to yourself.
My lovely one. 12900.
Satisfy yourself with love.
16073.
20553.
13239.
Chamblin (I. R.) K A sweetheart.
Dileaoe
Chambreau (Edward) Lady beware.
12576*.
Chaminade (C. L. S8.):
Amour invisible. 93832 (50).
Debutante-waltz. 15733 (48).
Duo symphonique. 9332 (51).
Etude melodique. 15733 (44).
Lune paresseuse. 93382 (52).
Pastorale. 1573838 (45).
Reine de mon coeur. 98332 (53).
Scarf-dance. 3010, 17968.
Sérénade. 15733 (46).
Chaminade-Carbonel (C. L. 8.)
Chaminade (C. L. S.)
Champ (F. W.) Wedding in Venice.
23602.
Champ (Stephen)
15194.
Champion (Marguerite Roesgen-) See
Roesgen-Champion (Marguerite)
See
Scherzino. 15193,
Champion du régiment. 1894, 6478.
Chaney (B. P.) Down honeysuckle
lane with you dear. 14130.
Chaney (C. R.) Melinka of Astrak-
han. 20739*
Chaney (C. R.) co. Melinka of Ags-
trakhan. 20739*.
Chaney (Leon) One sweet girl. 8511.
Chaney, Sullivan and Chadderton, inc.
One sweet girl. 8511.
Chanson de Job. 17970.
Chanson de l’aveine. 13987.
Chanson dela mariée. 7325, 18988.
Chanson greeque. 335.
Chansonette. 7327.
Chansons négres.
Chant kabyle. 3388.
Chanter (Richard):
Music to the Alcestis of HEuripi-
21897-21901.
des. 25012.
Rosabelle. 8685.
Chantons. 9595.
Chantrier (A.):
Forét. 12161.
Muche. 12848.
:
5
'
nos. 1-12, 1933
LL LE,
Quand on doit vivre ensemble.
8635.
Que cest bon d’étre amoureux.
19058.
Rose et blanche maison. 8688.
S’il n’y avait plus de militaires.
8698.
Sur la route un beau dimanche.
6651.
Touchons du bois. 11868.
Chants populaires de la Hongrie. 37.
Chapelier (S.):
Revenez. 15128.
Ton souvenir. 15471.
Chaperon (The) 238795 (18).
Chapin (J. M.):
Broken heart. 15895.
My coal black lady. 14861.
Chapin (Lillian) Back to the dear
old mountains. 17856.
Chapin (N. M.)
21182.
Chapin (Newton) 2d.:
Being in love with you. 17892.
Dance that old depression away.
(12000.
Love flies in at the window.
10477.
President Roosevelt, I love you.
15084.
Vagabond. 21461.
You took the words right out of
my mouth, when you said I love
you. 13746.
Chapman (C. C.)
coming. 3308.
Chapman (C. D.):
Good times are
Little cabin of dream’s [sic]
5812.
Wouldn’t it be grand. 21633.
Chapman (Campbell) Snap your
fingers. 11152*.
Chapman (HB. T.) Lady Gwenny.
16615.
Chapman (H. G.):
An der Weser. 13765 (5).
Christmas eve. 13765 (26).
Drunken song. 23795 (22).
Elfin calls in the woods. 13765
(46).
Moonlight fay. 18765 (122).
Separaione. 18765 (192).
Serenade. 18765 (193).
Steaming rill. 13765 (213).
Chapman (Joseph):
Lucky Princeton.
O, tiger. 20964.
We'll win the game.
Chapman (Revell)
tired of. 6550.
Chapman (W. R.) Ave Maria.
Chappell (G. D.) Joyful days.
Chappell (S. a. francaise) :
Aux iles. 21762.
22750.
21516.
Someone to grow
21763.
20514.
Say it with lilacs. |
C’est idiot, mais c’est marrant.
24013.
Céliméne. 21890.
Chant des galériens.
Du, du, du. 18128.
Frivolette. 24307.
Il est de beaux réves. 22492.
Je n’ai qu’un seul amour. 22572.
Je vous aimerai dans lombre.
220.
Ma belle Pétronille.
Mon amour. 18758.
Ne reviens pas. 10718.
Pour faire le tournedos. 28115.
Pour vivre auprés de vous. 23116.
Quand les soldats vont au pas.
23145.
Réve enchanté. 15121.
Rose de France. 25371.
Rose et blanche maison. 8688.
Rose rouge. 2018.
Sur la mer immense. 23394.
Tu demandes pourquoi. 2458.
Vous, qu’avez-vous fait de mon
amour. 25759.
Chappell & co., Itd.:
Ball at the Savoy.
28915.
Ballerina. 19738.
Because of you. 17883.
Bird songs at eventide.
C. B. Cochran presents.
24040.
22759.
17866, 17867,
13901.
24012.
Captain of the fire brigade. 2994.
Chappell concert folio. 13994,
13995.
Chappell’s army journal no. 603.
17974.
City, pity me. 378.
Close your eyes and wish for hap-
piness. 11946.
Come out, Vienna. 4948.
Command performance. 24086.
Couple of fools in love. 18021.
Dance, pretty lady. 17413.
Dreams. 7504.
Ev’ry woman thinks she wants to
wander. 607.
Girl like Nina. 18219.
Give me a ring. 18225.
Glass of golden bubbles. 7631.
God keep you. 12218.
Hand in hand. 24887.
Happy to be back home. 24397.
He wanted adventure. 5354,
18298.
Her name is Mary. 3367, 7732.
Here’s a happy day. T7737.
Hold on to love. 10037.
Hope, the hermit. 3391.
Hot-dog. 5420.
I always keep my girl out late.
183850.
I know what I want.
I live for love. 183876.
950.
1163
INDEX
Chappell & co., 1td—Continued.
Ill show you off. 18384.
I looked for you. 22875.
I’m not worrying — *bout anything.
18413.
I tock my harp to a party. 24575.
I wonder. 5582.
If I lost you. 22479.
If you were fond of me. 1101.
In love — with love. 10214.
It means so much to me. 1167.
It’s a shame. 1168.
Just a song of love in the rain.
Eyalic=
King made whoopee in the land of
whack-a-doodle-do. 24729.
Let me love you tonight. 22657.
Let the red wine flow. 18614.
Likes and dislikes. 38687.
Little green lane. 5820.
Living in the clouds. 186389.
London every day. 5836.
Long ago. 24822.
Lord is my shepherd. 10471.
Love, pass me by. 18671.
Love song. 14702.
Love’s roses. 10495.
Loving you brings me gladness.
3739.
Ma curly-headed babby. 18687.
Mrs. Bartholomew. 14806.
Monarch of the seas. 5981.
Moods. 1545, 3831.
Mother of Pearl. 1569.
My heart’s to let. 6067.
My old Irish mother. 12908.
Night of love divine. 1687.
Now that I’ve found you. 22975.
Nymph errant. 251380.
Oh, why, oh why, oh why. 22998.
Old-fashioned girl. 1748.
Once there was a baby. 10819.
One kind word so softly spoken.
25181.
One little kiss from you.
Oo) ja Tas 25189)
Quietest things. 25314.
Rosalie. 23206.
Since you went away.
Smile and be bright.
So green. 25489.
So happy. 25490.
So may it be. 25492.
Someone said. 6549.
Song of the smuggler’s
13348.
Song of the tramp. 2211.
Stars in your eyes. 6621.
Sunday school stories. 23389.
Sweep. 15363.
Take your wife to Paris.
Tell ev’ryone. 4317.
There must be something. 2370.
This lovely rose. 13459.
3984.
6512.
11147.
lass.
2310.
pt. TI, n. s., v.28
Time to go home. 23479.
Time to say goodbye. 19390.
Top o’ the house. 13481.
*Twixt the devil and the deep
blue sea. 23509.
Viennese memories of Lehar.
13549.
Waltz time. 194738.
What a young girl ought to know.
23608.
Whatever you do. 23626.
When anybody plays or sings, I
think of you. 4500.
When I think of you. 4508.
When stars are in the quiet skies.
9190, 19525.
When you hear Fritz play twiddly-
bits from the latest hits. 2657.
When you’ve fallen in love. 6959.
Why has a cow got four legs.
15651.
Wild violets. 4569.
Wonderful eyes. 19584.
Words and music. 2731.
Yes, Mr. Brown. 4598.
You came to me. 11617.
You don’t understand. 15697.
You'll fall in love. 4622.
Your dog’s come home again.
11657.
Chappell concert folio. 13994, 13995.
Chappelle (Fred) Four-leaf clover.
3251.
Chappell’s army band journal no. 603.
17974.
Chapple (Samuel)
over. 15733 (58).
Chapuis (Auguste) :
Au borde de Vétang. 15733 (14).
Coq gaulois. 157383 (68).
Dans la eclairiére. 15733 (79).
Lecons d’harmonie. 22642.
Ombres du soir. 15733 (249).
Sous les grands hétres. 15733
Gai:
Vieux chéne. 15733 (375).
Chapuran (EH. J.):
Jesus heart all burning.
New deal march. 18895.
St. Wenceslaus choral. 19129.
Charest (G. M.) Calling to you
sweetheart. 21861.
Charity (EK. W.) Without you. 25918.
Charivari musikverlag, g. m. b. h.:
Haus dazwischen. 10008.
Kratzbiirste. 12576.
Studentenprinz. 2258, 4262.
Charles (Ernest) :
Clouds. 19868.
Dawn. 22001.
House on a hill.
Christ our Pass-
18534.
20256.
Little green gate to heaven. 1335.
My lady walks in_ loveliness.
1621.
1164
INDEX:
nos. 1-12, 19853
NN SO
Romany honeymoon. 23199.
Sweet song of long ago. 4287.
Charles (Franklin) Blue’ eagle.
17905.
Charles (Harmon) Radio lady.
21103.
Charles (Larry) Moon dreamer.
20779.
Charles (M. T.) pseud. See Murphy
(Charles) and Debruyne (M. T.)
Charles (Wolseley) :
Demon king. 9705.
Sam’s medal. 19135.
Charles-Dean (Basil) See Dean
(B. C.)
Charlesworth (D. L.) Have I waited
too long. 10012.
Charlie is my darling. 7331, 7332,
11910.
Charline (Paul) Chemin de perfec-
tion. 17977.
Charlottenlund revuen 1933. 16784.
Charnock (Richard) Sweet Mari-
anna. 4286.
Charnoki (S. G.) Im dying with
love. 12376.
Chart music pub. house, inc. Moyer’s
charted harmony chords for the
mandolin. 18795.
Chartier (E. R.)
know. 8316.
Chase (Bernard):
’Cause I have no one to love.
13982.
Love is king. 18664.
Oh why did I give in.
Chase (Charlie) :
More than you
14970.
Goin’ to town. 24349.
One times one. 23027.
Sidewalk Sam. 19183.
Chase (G.) Don’t tell about the past.
3144
Chase (Gustav W.):
This is how I do. 2815 (329).
To teach the young idea how to
shoot, shoot, shoot. 2815 (8382).
Chase (Marion) When a scarlet wo-
man gets blue. 25824.
Chase (W. L.) Tune the old cow died
on. 23503.
Chasins (Abram):
Artist’s life.
Blue Danube.
Chassé (EF. W.):
Keep smiling thru. 1240.
We thank you uncle we do. 23595.
Chassé (R. G.):
Keep smiling thru. 1240.
We thank you uncle we do. 23595.
Chassé-croisé. 423, 1902.
Chasseur. de chez Maxim’s.
14579.
Chatillon (Ernest):
Double épithalame. 528.
19702.
19766.
13784,
Rosalie farcie. 2008.
Vents. 9094.
Chatterton (Bethel)
timin’ me. 2782.
Chattry (Brooke) pseud. See Ford
(levee)
Chauntecleer. 24042*,
Chaura (-) Maurinoise.
Chavez (Carlos) Sonata.
Chavez (lL. R.):
Mis perros. 5978.
OraciOn campera.
Cheatham (EH. B.):
I’ve got nobody to call me baby
now. 5571.
Welcome to Chicago.
Cheek (M. J.)
5068.
Chein (J. N.):
Bottoms up. 21835.
Champagne for Christmas. 21893.
Dance darling dance. 14065.
Dance on your heels. 19909.
Deuces wild. 22023.
Envoi. 22094.
Fancy Nancy. 20053.
Good as gold. 20144.
I’d like to find my hero.
IT killed a man. 18375.
Morning after blues.
Youwre two-
10530.
344.
6247.
6899.
Down south in Dixie.
18362.
18787.
Perhaps, Ill be true to you.
21053.
Riding with my sweetie on the
subway. 19091.
Serenade nocturne. 23265.
Serve cold. 21202.
Song of the night. 19252.
Take off your hat and stay for
tea. 21342.
There’s no such thing as love.
19370.
Vere de Vere. 21471.
Wasting my breath on
Daoes
Chelluck (Stanley) I love you that’s
all I’m thinking of. 24536.
Chenette (Hd) Carillon
11889.
Cheney (F. W.) Why does the moon
have such wonderfull [sic] charms.
Ay aye
Chenier (Louis)
you.
chimes.
Sunshine of love.
DOG
Chenovich (Slim) Someone _ else’s
sweetheart. 19234.
Chenoweth (Wilbur) :
Frog he would a-wooing go. 3261.
Love everlasting. 24841.
Mareh triumphant. 5918.
One rose the last of your bouquet.
1786, 1787.
Thy shimmering waters. 11346.
Cherniavsky (Josef) Look at him.
dapat (ile
1165
INDEX
Chernin (M. A.):
King of the spring. 12567.
When dreams end. 18625.
Chernis (Jay) My song of you. 1642.
Chérubin. 7076 (199-205, 209-211).
Cherubini (-) Chants et ceuvres
chorales des maitres de la musique
francaise. 11909.
Cherubini (Bixio) Piu’ belle canzoni
romane. 21065.
Cherubini (M. L. C. Z. S.):
Veni Jesu, amor mi. 9602.
Water-carrier. 14006.
Chester (J. & W.) ltd.:
Ballade. 12666.
Chandolin. 334.
Fantastic ballet.
Gigue. 736.
Her laughter.
624.
845.
Mortify us by Thy grace. 187.
Nocturne. 24757.
Paysage. 138095.
Rabbits, and sheeps, [sic] and
geese. 1946.
Sonata in A. 17269.
Toceata. 24.
Welsh sketches. 15588.
Chester (L. 8S.) Was it really you.
21502.
Chester (S. J.) Was it really you.
21502.
Chester carol. 19846.
Chevaillier (Lucien) Berceuse
21801.
Chevalier (J. P. L.) Zamacueca.
11670 (445).
Chevalier (L. E.):
Depression is our battle to fight.
19936.
You’re my only sweetheart.
Cheveux rebelles. 349.
Chew (Bob) See Chew (R. D.)
Chew (R. D.) While the orchestra
played a Viennese waltz, I fell in
love with you. 6966.
Cheyette (Irving) More four tones.
9302.
18784.
Chiaffarelli (Manfredi) Good times.
24368.
Chiapparelli (F. G.) Happiness.
14322.
Chiappo:
Aprehension. 9388.
Ay Morena. 126.
Bimbe belle. 215.
Gambette indiavolate. 9914.
Glorias Sevillanas. 749.
Jole. 10306.
Piccolo nido. 1872.
Quando la donna vuole. 1940.
Solo... col mio povero cuore.
11164.
Tango azul. 2316.
pt. oI, n.s., v.28
Ultimo bacio sotto la pioggia.
11398.
Vorrei. 11485.
Chiappo (E. M.):
Baby gioca col sax. 9435.
Bataclan. 4783.
Bolle di sapone. 4850.
Capriccio tzigano. 9566.
Dimmi perche. $719.
Filomena. 5183.
Legione straniera.
Ma va la. 16736.
My melancholy waltz.
Nellito. 12945.
No... 12967.
Non fuggir senorita. 6152.
Organetto suona. 17025.
‘ Pagiliaccio. 18078.
Pepito mio. 18101.
Permettete signora. 17055.
Piccolo bacio. 10889.
Scusi. 17185.
Sempre. 15214.
Ultima illusione. 17470.
Vieja cancion. 6839.
Yo-yo. 7024.
Chiara (Vincenzo di) Mbraccia a me.
1495.
Chiarella (Daniel) :
16634.
14887.
Monday gives me the blues.
12809.
My tears. 6103.
Chiarelli (Luigi) A B C fino alla Z.
9333.
Chicago’s world’s fair song book. 4918.
Chicken lady. 11927.
Chicsaw (R. J.) Evening of dreams.
3208.
Chigrinsky (Alexander)
15218.
Chilcote
16990.
Child (William)
P1AD2 3:
Children of the starlight. 17977*.
Children’s day. 11928.
Children’s day treasury,
93382 (57).
Children’s games. 24049.
Children’s praise. 4656 (86).
Chil’Dres (Willard) JTll wait forever
for you. 20389.
Childs (Reggie)
24109.
Chile, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Chiles (Warren) :
My life began. 1622.
My sweet. 6100.
We sang Sweet Adeline. 11469.
Chillinsky (George) Real President.
19071. }
Separation.
(EK. M.) Old new brew.
Sing we merrily.
no?” “1S:
Cuban cabaret.
1166
Or oe AFOSR es
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Chillson (J. W.):
Huddle up, cuddle up closer, dear.
7780.
Starlight and roses. 8867.
You’re more than my sweetheart
and pal. 93800.
You’re sorry we’re meeting. 9304.
Chilvers (Thomas) Old Glory ever-
more. 15733 (247).
Chime again beautiful bells. 359.
Chimes of Christmas. 15957.
Chioceo (L. J.) Learning to care.
3648.
ie. (FX. E.) See Berwick
Chiquet | (Lu Vern) Technocracy via
the American unit way. 2331.
Chisholm (Vera) :
Blue eagle national serenade.
19772.
Song of the U.S.A. 25529.
Soon we'll be happy = again.
23349.
Chitwood (David)
16105.
Chitwood (J. W.) Song. 6561.
Chivington (H. C.):
I worship you. 3512.
In a little garden of my dreams.
1114.
Chmel (lL. R.) Wienerwald. 15655.
Chobar (L. W.) Why should we wor-
ry or be blue. 17647.
Chodorow (D. M.):
I’m funny that way. 14434.
So sincerely. 11155.
Choice collection of gigues and tocca-
tas. 24054.
Chelvin (Homer) Friiulein. 20090.
Chope (Bob) Jealous of the moon
high up in the sky. 10295.
Chopin (F. F.):
Chant polonais. 15961.
Mazourka in A minor. 15962.
Military polonaise. 11938.
Nocturne. 15963, 21914.
Oxford original edition of Fréd-
éric Chopin. 372.
Prelude in EH minor. 15964.
Valse. 15965, 15966.
Waltz. 19852, 19853.
50 studien tiber die eitiden von Fr.
Chopin. 21696 (50, 51).
Chopp (Agnes) ‘Three little girls.
11345.
Chopy (Therese) Piéces posthumes,
9332 (283).
Choral art repertoire. 7358.
Chord (J. T.) Sing me a love song.
19199.
Chottin (Alexis) Corpus de musique
maroeaine, 21954.
Chouchou poids plume. 10286, 10811,
10979, 15888, 14020, 15065, 18888.
Dreamy night.
38188—34——7 1167
Choudens :
Apaisement. 93.
Argentina. 99.
Atmosphére révolutionnaire. 117.
Auto ...etpaslsou. 4750, 9428.
Beau Danube bleu. 167.
Bonheur est sur notre chemin.
239.
Ca c’est Brest. 4871.
Campagne normande. 305.
Chanson de lV’impératrice. 19837.
Chant de printemps. 13992.
Dame poule et son poussin. 449.
Dartifol-marche. 468.
De toute mon Aime. 473.
Défilé des comsomols. 7441.
En cheminant. 587.
Enchanteresse. 9806.
Ennuis de Marecot. 12101.
Hole generique. 7536.
Florelle. 7581.
Funiculaire. 7611.
Gavotte des poussins. 727.
Gracieux babillage. 772.
Grétastrid. 7674.
Horizons crépusculaires. 894.
I never thought that you cared for
me. 22440.
Je garde mon cceur. 18531, 20497.
Je n’aime qu’ un soir. 1185, 10288.
Légendes de la forét. 1294.
Lyo glade. 1431.
Ma vieille maison. 1437.
Madlibray. 8227.
Manola. 5912, 12728.
Marcadet 49-27. 1465.
Mas que a todo. 24908.
Mécanic. 8258.
Memory. 22805.
Menuet de la marquise. 10562.
Mis ternuras. 14796.
Ne pleur’ pas petit’ mére. 1660.
Octave. 1732.
Paris — Noél. 138084.
Petits poissons. 8564.
Pluie de feu. 1893.
Pour étre heureux. 15073.
Premiers chagrins. 1905.
Prends-toi par la main. 1906,
1907.
Radetzky-marche. 1948.
Rainbow. 13173.
Rowling flyers. 2024.
Salomé. 23241.
Soirée dans Aguilas. 2181.
Sparks. 13355.
Sunbeam. 13389. .
Sur les quais de Paris. 19307.
There’s a new feeling in my heart.
19367.
Tulipe noire. 2460.
Tus labios. 23505.
Varelito. 18537,
INDEX
Choudens—Continued.
Variations chromatiques. 11818,
17902.
Viens aimer. 15541.
Vous étes nées coquettes. 25758.
Chrameevich (A. A.) ‘*Neath starry
Skies. 25098.
Chretien (Hedwig) Sur le lac. 4276.
Christ (Donald) Sea of dreams.
11072.
Christ (Fay) See Christ (S. F. B.)
Christ (Sy BB
I’m gona whistle. 5515.
Why can’t I be dancing with you.
13666.
Christ Child’s lullaby. 19854.
Christ has gone on high today. 4925.
Christ the Lord is risen. 4926, 7356.
Christensen (B. C.):
My scrap book from out of the
past. 8397.
Only tonight, let me forget. 6243.
Our last waltz. 138056.
Christensen (Grace) Wonderful girl
of my dreams. 17671.
Christensen (Helena) Lonely. 1356.
Christensen (Natanael):
Loves’ own paradise.
Mad! mad! Madelin.
8216.
16737.
Christian (J. E.) Silent lullaby.
Tera le
Christian (J. F.) Somewhere in the
hills. 2196.
Christian (Tommy) On a hillside by
the sea. 10808.
Christian science board of directors.
Christian science hymnal. 7076
(34).
Christianson (Marie):
Calling. 2983.
Let’s go Chicago. 16644.
Lonely. 13855, 16686.
Love’m and leaye’m girl. 16709.
Christie (Burma) pseud. See Burn-
ham (Christine)
Christie (Edris) :
Afraia., (Oso.
Love for two.
Christiné (H.)
19648 (114).
Christine (M.)
4656 (884).
Christmas bells. 17984.
Christmas classics, no. 19. 19855.
Christmas eve. 1896.
Christmas feast of lights. 17984*.
Christmas highway. 19856.
Christmas message. 19856*.
Christmas paths. 17984**.
Christmas ship. 21924*.
Christmas treasury no. 16. 9332 (63).
Christopher (Carol) Night voices.
3926.
8188.
Mam/’zelle Chichi.
Petite Tonkinoise..
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
Christopher (Howard) You made me
do it. 138728.
Christopher Strong. 7228, 16820.
Christopherson (Fern) Put on a
smile, chase out the gloom. 8630.
Christophorus. 4928*.
Chubbuck (G. E.) — Still, still with
Thee. 17307.
Chuckerbutty (O.) Vice versa. 19456.
Chucoski (John) Just waiting.
24712.
Church (Harden) Jeremiah Jones.
1192.
Church (John) co.:
Giorno in Venezia. 20117.
Stars and Stripes forever. 17302.
’ Tis spring o’ the year. 17422.
Church (M. E.) If my heart could
only talk. 14500.
Church (P. J.) Franklin Roosevelt,
there’s nothing the matter with him.
76038.
Church (R. B.) If my heart could
only talk. 14500.
Church (W. L.) jr. I’m living a lie.
10132.
Churchill (F. E.) :
Lullaby land of nowhere. 22753.
Whe’s afraid of the big bad wolf.
19548, 19549.
Churchill (K. F.) Blue’ butterfly
wild flower series operettas.
11818*.
Churney (A. J.) Mama’s darling.
1456.
Chwat (Sascha) :
Rendez-vous der puppen. 8657.
Sie tanzen fabelhaft. 6503,
25450.
Try it once again. 4402.
Yo-yo. 9323.
Cianciarulo (J. A.) Franklin D.
Roosevelt another emancipator.
20092.
Ciao (T. F.) You’re two-timin’ me.
2782.
Ciarceechi (Gene) Baby what Tm
gonna do to you. 23899.
Ciccolella (Isolene) Cruise blues.
441.
Cicero (Jack) You’re just a dream
to me. 9298.
Cieszykowski (L. A.) Veni Jesu,
amor mi. 9602.
Cigale (La) 1177.
Ciléa (Francesco) :
Adriana Lecouvreur. 11682.
Canto. 357.
Vocalizzi. 13554-13556.
Cille (D. M. Du) See DuCille (D. M.)
Cimara (Pietro) :
Primaverina. 4064.
Sivigliana. 4201.
Vecchia chitarra. 4428.
1168
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1933
Cimarosa (—) Impresario. 38586.
‘Cimber (J. V. De) See De Cimber
CHIOV.) ;
Cincinnati Times-star co. Teach me.
25632.
Cinderella. 7358, 23220.
Cinephcnic music co., ltd.:
Ain’t she the dainty. 17776.
Aunt Sally. 23884.
Cinephonic thematie
19861, 19862.
I want a fair and a square man.
18446.
If I had Napoleon’s hat.
Love is a song. 22782.
My hat’s on the side of my head.
18824.
My wild oat. 16894.
Near and yet so far. 22988.
On the wings of the dawn.
Over my shoulder. 25218.
We'll all go riding on a rainbow.
19483.
When gay adventure calls. 236385.
When ycu’ve got a little spring-
time in your heart. 25867.
Wind’s in the west. 17657.
You ought to see Sally on Sunday.
series.
18465. ©
25178.
17723.
-‘Cinephonic thematic series. 19861,
19862.
Cineza (F. A.) I appeal to you.
22329.
Cintura (A. B.):
Hspana waltz.
Pilgrim’s chorus.
Ciociano (C. A.):
Filomena. 5188.
Legione straniera.
Mi cubanita. 228138.
Porque me miras. 238112.
Tango azul. 2316.
Ciorciari (Nicholas)
I love. 4636.
Cipollini (Dante) :
Allegria di maschere.
Canto netturno. 13965.
Canzone al vento. 13968.
Danza primaverile. 14074.
Legrenda zingaresca. 14648.
Tempe di gavetta. 15414.
Tutte incipriate. 15502.
Cirincione (Toney) Sweetheart of
592.
2543.
16634.
You’re the one
13797.
modern days. 4294.
Citro (C. J.) Caring for you. — 2986.
City (Musikverlag) :
Antreten zur polonaise. 21745.
Ariane. 2865, 2866.
Auch der _— strassenmusikant.
19716, 21758.
Auch in Frankfurt
7151.
am Main.
sonnenwirt ist a hochzeit
21796, 23942.
Dorfmusik. 524, 525, 3147, 24170.
Du hast mir'im leben. 9784.
Hinmal mocht’ ich noch primaner
sein. 3189, 9795.
Hs hat geklingelt. 3199.
Es muss wohl etwas um die liebe
sein. 22096, 24231.
HEtwas ftir sie. 7545.
Hallo, kleines friulein.
20181.
Ich hittte nie gedacht.
Jo — Jo. 10803.
Kleine Hlisabeth. 1255.
Konigsteutnant. 103860.
Kuss, der muss aus Spanien sein.
25450.
Mein liebster ist ein schornstein-
feger. 22796, 22797.
Mein schatz vom ‘Tegernsee.
10546, 12760.
Miitterlein. 20803, 20804.
O Annabella. 6173.
Piano-artist. 21055.
Sie tanzen fabelhaft.
Singsang im walzertak.
19203.
Uns macht das gar nichts aus.
6823, 6824.
Wenn dein herz einsam ist. 6902.
Wir sind immer gute kameraden.
7000, 9247.
Wirst du einmal von mir wandern.
7003.
12 chansons von heute. ‘777.
Civita (Hmil) Good-bye my country.
5280.
Clafflin (Donald) :
In the Alps. 5633.
Speed. 23357.
Uncle Tom’s new banjo.
Beim
heuti'.:
20189,
3515, 3516.
6508, 25450.
15249,
9068.
Clair (EH. C.) Truly I love you. 4898.
Clair (Leslie) pseud. See Solley
(Lid?)
Clair de lune. 4, 1190, 1935.
Claire (Jean) Man of the hour.
16749.
Claire (Sidney) There is no one like
you, anywhere in the world. 19364.
Clairwin (Paula) I love you sweet-
heart. 24535.
Clapham (Hmilia) :
Adios. 15740.
Bandit theme. 15822.
Bravado. 15890.
Fiesta. 16155.
Moon magic. 16809.
Monterey. 16804.
Rangers’ chorus.
Serenade. 17199.
You. 17694.
Clapham (G. R.):
Baa-baa, black sheep. 238894.
ied)
1169
INDEX
Clapham (G. R.)—Continued.
Hush-a-bye! Lull-a-bye!
Mammy. 24889.
Pilgrim’s song. 25251.
Roll de ole chariot along. 25852.
Tale of Brer Rabbit. 17352.
Clare (C. A.):
Southland. 2222.
Try to make up your mind. 9044.
Clare (George) :
American tragedy. 11716.
Don’t know why I cry. T7470.
Gracie Allen’s missing brother.
7670.
Clare (Louis)
Clare (Phyllis)
fall in love with me.
Clare (Sidney) :
Sweets. 6678.
When we girls get together. 2655.
When you kissed me. 2659-2661.
14378.
Sweetheart. 6670.
If I were you, I’d
5595.
Clarendon song books — IIIa. 11939—
11941.
Claret (Gaston):
A deux, c’est mieux. 2816.
Avec ma copine. 7160.
De tout mon coeur. 5009.
On n’paie pas les Américaines.
8495.
Si petite. 19181.
Clark (A..A.):
Ann Marie.
Parade march.
Clark -CACSP.)*
Rose Hileen. 23209.
Victory bells. 17492.
Clark (Mrs. A. W.) See Clark (Della)
Clark (B. B. P.) Tramping the blues
away. 90834.
Clark (C. V.)
8825.
Clark (Charlie)
25828.
Clark (Della)
23122:
Clark (Dot)
Clark (HK. B.):
Dream clouds. 5388.
I love to dream. 5494.
Clark (E. E.):
Just down by the old garden gate.
5718.
Pleasant Hill bus tragedy.
Clark (E. L.):
But I still can’t believe we’re
through. 24004.
Why should I. 19563.
Clark (HE. S.):
23855.
8545.
Song of the harpooneer.
When He ealls me.
Precious aloha land.
Missouri moon. 20771.
6314.
Dreams of bygone days. 19988.
Miracles. 20770.
Song. 21256.
Clark (Edith) Whatever can I do
without any love from you. 25823.
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Clark
21219.
Clark i... 6.)
office in my heart.
Clark (F. M.)
Clark (Fritz)
(KF. A.) Sing and _ rejoice.
You may hold any
13730.
For the N.R.A. 22148.
My Ozark mountain
home. 10692.
Clark (G. R.) Angelus. 9880.
Clark (G. W.):
Dancing honeymoon. 9677.
My sweet Mary Lindy Lou. 8401.
Southland melody. 11199.
Clark (Hazel) Mellow prairie moon.
8267.
Clark (Imyl) Fraternity song. 16999.
Clark (J. F.) I love to dream. 5494.
Clark (J. F. W.) Compline for Sun-
days. 4948.
Clark (ds S\Yye
And now we’re through. 9376.
Malady of love. 10515.
Clark (Jimmy) Shake the blues out
of the Red White and Blue. 8737.
Clark (John) When love got its grip
on me. 25842.
Clark (K. H.) Instructions for the
playing of chords on the Hawaiian
harmolin. 10289.
Clark (K. S.):
Keep on singing. 5733.
Princeton jungle march. 4656
(519).
Clark (Lewis A.) Prosperity march.
4073.
Clark (Louise):
Alabama rambles.
Gipsy capers. 5245.
My eastle of dreams is crumbling.
20818.
Our prayer. 21023.
Sun, moon and stars. 4269.
Twenty-third psalm. 6799.
Clark (Luther A.) For compositions
by Luther A. Clark, see this index
under names of claimants of copy-
right.
Clark (M.) Old forgotten man.
Clark (M. A.) Black magic.
2827.
1749.
13903.
Clark (M. F.) Silver jubilee mass.
17225.
Clark (M. J.) Fireside, my pipe and
you. 14217.
Clark (P. J.) Old Spanish custom.
20995*.
Clark (Pauline) See Clarke (A.P.)
Clark (R. B.) I love to dream. 5494.
Clark (Rachel):
Hollywood rag. 7752.
In Mexico. 7941.
In the land of make _ believe.
16514.
On the Santa Fe trail. 1771.
Way down home. 9133.
1170
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Where the
2670.
(S.
honeysuckle grows.
Clark days.
17975.
Clark (Stanford) :
Lead me, Lord. 24754.
Twilight reverie. 2468.
Clark (Sylvia) I’d like to have a
drink from the old oaken bucket.
12836.
Clark (Tom):
Beethoven suite.
Blue paradise.
Haydn suite.
IF.) Chautauqua
4800.
13912.
18295.
Home beyond the river. 3386.
Little suite. 22691.
Love is mine. 18666.
Mozart suite. 22860.
Piippchen. 13161.
Schirmer’s elementary orchestra
series. 13247.
Tribute to Sousa. 4891.
Clark (W. A.) For you dear. 20080.
Clark (W. D.) Everybody’s' song
book. 18158.
Clark (W.G.) Little somepn’. 18635.
From the land of the
714.
You let your love
Clark (Zhay)
sky-blue water.
Clarke (Abraham)
go cold. 17717.
Clarke (B. L.):
Bottoms up.
Love again.
Marvelous Mae.
Meet me tonight.
Moon on the water. 18774.
Since you’ve gone. 19192.
Song of the road. 23341.
You’re that girl. 19624.
Clarke (Cuthbert) Old barnstormer.
19786.
24837.
22785.
24915.
18944.
Clarke (HK. M.) Dreaming of you.
7502.
Clarke (Fred) Believe in me. 188.
Clarke (Freeman) No blue eagle
blues. 22962.
Clarke (G. L.):
Bottoms up. 19786.
Love again. 24837.
Marvelous Mae. 22785.
Meet me tonight. 24915.
Moon on the water. 18774.
Since you’ve gone. 19192.
Song of the road. 23341.
You’re that girl. 19624.
Clarke (G. M.) Whitewater loyalty.
21598.
Olarke (H. D.):
Don’t give up. 520.
He careth for you. 825.
He laid down His life for His
sheep. 829.
Remember Christ of Calvary.
4097.
Clarke’s elementary
studies for the cornet. 17987.
Clarke (J. F.) My one love. 6088.
Clarke (J. L.) Silver band march.
2139.
Clarke
Clarke
Clarke
(37).
Clarke (R. W.) Along Washougal’s
banks I stroll. 62.
Clarke (W. W.) Goodbye Ole Man
Clarke (H. L.)
(J. S.) Smile for me. 11148.
(Mildred) See Clarke (H.M.)
(R. C.) Bowl of roses. 9332
Depression. 18242,
Clarkson (Geoffrey) Way back home.
21506.
Clarkson (H. F.) Way back home.
21506.
Clarkson (Jeff) :
Chimes in my heart. 17978.
Fortunate for me. 694, 18195.
That’s what evening means to me.
19356.
Clarus (Margarethe) :
Mein Deutschland.
Verwelket -— _ verdorret.
(390).
larus (Max):
Mein Deutschland.
11670 (228).
11670
11670 (228).
Verwelket — verdorret. 11670
(390).
Clary (Mabel) Castle of dreams.
4895.
Clash (J. E.) Smile. 25478.
Class room number. 11942.
Claussnitzer (Alma) Ausgewihlte
gelkompositionen. 17752 (15, 16).
Claussnitzer (Paul) Ausgewihite or-
gelkompositionen. 17752 (15, 16).
Clay (Lull) pseud. Ist es wirklich
wahr. 5660.
Claypool (Beulah) Little bit o’ sun-
shine. 1828.
Claypoole (EH. B.):
I wonder. 18457.
Zaza. 4654.
Clayton (A. O.):
Mother’s love still lingers. 14835.
Silver mingled with the gold.
17226.
Clayton (Geoffrey) Mayer! (Billy)
modern piano method. 8256**.
Clayton (J. M.) Aunt Caroline Dyer
blues. 118.
Clayton (William) New deal. 14982.
Claywell (M. P.) Kisses. 20565.
Cleary (Corine)
25063.
Cleary (M. H.):
Bells are ringing the biues. 21797.
My mother’s prayer.
By a river in Spain. 19809.
Call me sweetheart. 4875.
Come on you moon. 11958.
Dolly Dimple’s holiday. 19956.
1171
INDEX
Cleary (M. H.)—Continued.
Holding up the parade.
18328.
How can I sleep when I’m deep
in the blue. 16330.
Hush my mouth if I ain’t goin’
south. 20276.
I'm gonna love you more in 1938.
16513,
3472.
I’m puttin’ money in the bank
again. 55388.
Lenox avenue. 22644.
Rumpus on the campus. 17159.
Send my mail to ‘Tennessee.
19157.
Sugar-coated lies. 17320.
Too tired for love. 4884.
Cleator (AL SJ.)
Around Bethlehem’s manger.
157831 (13).
Day of days.
Gid, old story.
Cleethorpe (S. E.)
13765 (388).
15738 (248).
Always take care
of your nickels. 7118.
Clemens (J. M.) Ah! what am I
to do. 17774.
Clement... (H.. W.)n. Roliagol ehonor:
11670 (311).
Clement (I. M. I.):
li’s so lovely loving you.
Sailing on a cloud. 19126.
Clement (Thelma) Scottish romance.
4153.
Clements (Bernie) What’s the use of
worryin’ now. 17558.
Clements (C. H.):
Ein Duw sydd noddfa gref. 14166.
Sionyn bach y pentre. 15250.
18512.
Clements (Carl) Honey don’t leave
me. 22299.
Clements (H. L.) Memorial day.
10548, 10549.
Clements (J. R.)
years. T7076 (125).
Clements (John) Owl.
Clemetson (Howard)
2308.
Clemmensen (Niels):
Paustians uhr. 1849.
Sorgenfri synger. 2214.
Clemmer (G. E.) Hummin’ to myself
Home of endless
17039.
Take me back.
of you. 5482.
Clemons (C. B.) Te Deum in D.
11670 (369).
Clemus (S. B.) pseud.:
Liebestanz. 24784.
Marsch der _ schdnen frauen.
12741.
Trennungstanz. 25709.
Clendening (Mattie) Rose, the queen
of every flower. 17153.
Clephane (Roslyn) Réve d’amour.
15120.
Clere (Clyde) Thinking of you. 9001.
Liki
7
.
pt. III, n. S., Vv. 28
Clergue (Jean):
Oraison dominicale.
Salutation angélique.
Cleveland (L: VY.)
3798.
Cleveland (P. J.)
13720.
Clewell (R. E.)
Cliff dwellers.
13504.
Cliffe (F. E.) Rochdale hounds. 1995.
Clifford (B. M.):
In mid-Atlantic. 22518.
Thou knowest best. 6741.
Idle rumors. 79Q7.
That’s when the honeymcon
Over. 19359.
Clifford (Gordon)
16019, 16020.
Clifford (Harry):
Dreamy mocnlight.
Forgetting you. 690.
Waiting for the moon and you.
15002.
15181.
Memories of you.
You , dear only.
Old Reserve. 16993.
11944, 12816, 12821,
is
Dancing in blue.
7508.
9111.
Clifford (J. B.) Cold shoulder blues.
21931.
Clifton (M. A.) pseud. See Hall (J.
14)
Cline (C. 8S.) You mean all the world
to me. 2765.
Cline (Chuck) You mean ali the
world to me. 2765.
Cline (J. D):
Men of freedom march. 20755.
Ship of Sigma upsilon. 8745.
Clingenpeel (D.) Monarchs of the
air. 1541.
Clingenpeel (D.R.) Mexicado. 24949.
Clint (H. O.):
I like to go back in the evening
to that old sweetheart of mime.
12345.
I love you more and more each
day. 20347.
My Michigan. 12901.
Step by step we march along.
8873.
When I hear those church bells
ringing. 18627, 15598.
Clint (H...O.): cont. My Miaeiiean:
12901.
Clint co. Step by step we march
along. 8873.
Clippinger (D. A.):
Clippinger claSs-method of voice
culture. 24062.
Elements of voice culture. 21696
(S82). 1
Cliquet-Pleyel (Henri) :
Beau jour. 7187.
Complainte de Panurge.
Fille 4 vendre. 9865.
Improvisation du péere Varenne.
7928.
7389.
»)
_
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Musique de scéne. 8342-8844.
One-step de la Botte, 8510.
Paméla. 8541..
Panurge. 8048, 8544.
Pastorale. 73638.
Pour la belle Isabelle. 8587.
Régine dans la Renault. 8655.
Scéne de deuil. 8716.
Scéne des oiseaux. 8717.
Tango. 8937.
Théme de Panurge. 8977.
Théme de Panurge et de Régine.
8978.
Theme de Régine.
Tu resteras toujours.
Valse. 8987.
Valse de Régine. 9086.
Vélo car. 9092.
Clochard. 11868, 12848.
Cloninger (Meryl) Last time I kissed
8979.
9049.
you goodbye. 20580.
Cloos (R. L.):
Come take me up for a sky ride.
9635.
Meet me in Milwaukee and cele-
brate return of beer. 10542.
Close (F. B.) Pal of mine. 15019.
Close (Gene) Hollywood. 53894.
Closson (A. M.) Blue eagle of the
Wr Shee 1 VOD!
Cloud (Robert) :
Dixie, open your gates. 16057.
I gave up my pursuit of happi-
ness. 24502.
Mexico. 12783.
That terrific gal of mine. 21373.
That terrific man of mine. 21374.
Clough (A. J.)
learn to care.
Clough (F. W.)
Clough-Leighter
Bridal chorus.
Christ-Child.
Christ is born.
‘Christ our Passover.
Christ triumphant.
Communion service.
Crucifixus. 14060.
Enchantment. 17752 (40).
Flower song. 11670 (108).
General Grant’s grand march.
4656 (207).
I thought that love had been a
boy. 12416.
In the merry, merry May.
(168).
Joys of spring. 4656 (332).
Little sheep-bells. 4656 (363).
Magic hour. 4656 (380).
Morningtide. 4656 (419).
My star. 4656 (4388).
O heart of mine. 11670 (256).
O memory. 15733 (242).
Out in the sunshine. 15733 (251).
If you could only
7918.
Sweetheart.
(Henry):
11670 (387).
138765 (25).
I (Gr4 MOO e
15733 (58).
4656 (94).
14050.
23407.
11670
Popular church organ _ pieces.
15733 (278).
Rejoice, rejoice. 15733 (287).
Silver eve. 4656 (576).
Spring returns. 153821.
Throned high in heaven.
Trovatore. 157338 (369).
Violets. 15733 (878).
Winter of love. 4656 (694).
Clouthier (J. T.):
In dear old Massachusetts.
One that I adore. 17017.
Prosperity. 17102.
That I lost you. 17374.
Cloutier (Armand) :
As only tears can tell.
Honolulu moon. 24452.
Love and romance. 8185.
Tune I wrote for you. 194380.
Cloutier (J. HE.) I love you mother of
mine. 18392.
Cloverdell. 4656 (301, 308, 454, 673).
Clowns and castles. 11948*.
Clunn (W. EH.) Let’s get ahead of
the Joneses. 12616.
Clutsam (G. H.):
Improvisation. 15783 (155).
Ma curly-headed babby. 18687.
Coast artillery. 7367.
Coates (Harl) I have a hard time
12249.
16505.
19704.
living in this old world. 5475.
Coates (Hric) :
Bird songs at eventide. 13901.
Going to the fair. 3297.
I looked for you. 22375.
London every day. 5836.
Tell me where is fancy bred.
13432.
Who is Sylvia.
Coates (Sherman) :
Good-night, good-night.
(1338).
Just kiss me and say good-bye.
93382 (193).
Coats (Mabel) Sweetheart a memory
17632.
21696
to me. 138404.
Coats (W. T.) Eventide. 18155.
Cobb (G. L.) We are march, march,
marching along. 23580.
Cobb (K. A.):
Ask me not. 25992 (4).
Hurdy gurdy man. 9832 (141).
I’d like to see a little more of
you. 25992 (28).
I just can’t make my eyes behave.
23795 (83).
I'll do anything in the world for
you. 9332 (147).
I miss you in a thousand different
ways. 21696 (183).
Mister Monkey. 13765 (121).
Somebody’s sweetheart I want to
be. 7076 (328).
1173.
INDEX
Cobb (K. A.)—Continued.
Two dirty little hands.
(369).
Waltz me around again Willie.
11670 (398).
When Tommy Atkins
Dolly Gray.
Cobb (O. J.)
my Savior.
Cobb (Will)
9332
marries
19648 (165).
I’m going soon to see
20361.
Somebody’s sweetheart
_ I want to be. TO76 (323).
Cobham (C. A.) Acting. 13773.
Gobilovici (Emile) Tableaux synop-
tiques des sons harmoniques du vio-
Jon. 8927.
Coble (M. A.) Sweet little pal of
mine. 23403.
Coble (M. N.) Dreaming love. 16094.
Coburn (E. G.) When the snow’s
gone from the Sawtooth mountains.
2650.
Coburn (William) :
Father, teach us to know. 5171.
I’m going a-vagabonding. 5511.
Tiny seed became a shrine. 6754.
We come, O God, to Thee. 6875.
Why do you laugh, little brook.
13669.
Cocherell (G. M.)
ning. 19841.
Cochran (M. C.):
Going away. 12219.
Sweet is Thy work my God, my
Charm of the eve-
King. 1383896.
Cochran (Rosalia) Dreaming of you
only. 548.
Cochran (Z. D.) Moonlight on the
Mississippi. 1555.
Cochrane (Archie) Boston man. 248.
Cochrane (Peggy) Close to you.
3041.
Cockram (K. M. Purcell-) See Pur-
cell-Cockram (K. M.).
Cockrell (Rogers) :
Because love lingered in your
eyes. 11785.
I love to dance with you, sweet-
heart. 123863.
Cocktail Figaro. 4872, 6878, 6383,
8562.
Cocktail hour. 12639.
Code (Percy) Valse caprice. 17488.
Codel un fradil. 24064*.
Coe (A. W.) Hail! hail! prosperity.
7688.
Coe (G. A.) Melodrama of Hia-
watha. 11670 (230).
Coe (S. K.) Melodrama of Hiawatha.
11670 (230).
Coeur (Victor) :
Album pour la jeunesse. 2085.
Six piéces enfantines et deux ro-
mances sans paroles. 1511.
Coeur de lilas. 719.
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Coffee (Walter)
21794.
Begging for love.
Coffin (EF. V.) Rosae erucis. 23205.
Coffret de laque. 388.
Cofield (Thomas) Lonesome and
blue. 8160.
Coger (Jennie) There are lonesome
folks at home. 13447.
Cogswell (Bill) My little grass shack
in Kealakekua, Hawaii. 20849.
Cohan (G. M.):
All aboard for Broadway. 93832
(8).
Clear weather. 17990.
Ethel Levy’s Virginia song. 4656
(167).
Follow the leader. 16175.
Good-bye Tin Pan alley. 18244.
Grand old national game. 16251.
He was a wonderful man. 9332
(EWA):
I'll be there with bells on. 9332
(146).
I love everyone in the wide, wide
world. 13765 (88). —
I’m mighty glad I’m living and
that’s all. 2815 (146).
I’ve never been over there. 9332
(150).
If Washington should come to life.
9352 (157).
24648.
General Johnson.
Indians and trees.
Look out for
18649.
My Broadway. 25021.
Mysterious maid. 18765 (1380).
N.R.A. song. 18879, 20910.
Night time. 13765 (132).
Nothing new beneath the sun.
13765 (185).
Popularity. 238795 (66).
Push m ealong in my push cart.
T3(6D. (LO
Santa Claus of the U.S.A. 25396.
Stand behind the man behind the
gun. 25559.
Wedding of the blue and gray.
9382 (382).
You can have Broadway. 238795
(113).
You’re a grand old rag. TO76
(394), 18765 (254).
Cohan (Mary) Singin’ on the air.
25463.
Cohen (C. J.) Waltz.
Cohen (Julius) :
Ain’t it too bad that I aint.
2823.
I never will get over you. 3491.
Let’s do a jig-saw puzzle on pros-
perity. 38661.
Cohen (M. M.)
25361, 25362.
Cohen (Nat)
7369.
Romantic mood.
Wotta racket. 21631*.
1174
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Cohen (Paul) Sweet memories.
House of dreams.
Foreclosing my mortgage of
dreams. 9884.
I’ll pay the price.
In arms of love.
In my paradise. 20444.
My symphony. 14910.
Cohn (Alfred) Come greet the day.
18385.
18478.
21488.
Cohn (Chester) Living in doubt.
10450, 12649, 12650.
Cohn (Eugene) :
Homeward bound. 12305.
Osculation. 18049.
Song. 14035.
Coite (A. L.) Yana my China rose.
17686.
Cokayne (A. H.):
For you Clementine. 14238.
Garden of memory. 9918.
Love’s highway. 14709.
That wonderful night. 11306.
Then you will understand. 15428.
Woman’s heart. 11587.
Cokayne (Harry) See Cokayne
(A. H.)
Coke-Jephcott (Norman) When wilt
Thou save the people. 6950.
Coker (Russell) Night in June, a
Wabash moon. 6182.
Cola (C. A.) :
Don’t complain. 518.
Long, long ago. 8166.
Cola (Mario) Rhode Island skies.
Z1I25.
Colangelo (Annie) pseud.
(Annie)
Colclough (Rebecca) :
I could live forever in your arms.
5456.
Thinking of tomorrow. 11329.
Coldie (Joseph) :
I miss you, Julia, why don’t you
miss me. 224388.
U. 8S. A. and N. R. A. 28526:
Cole (B. G.) Harmony gems. 24404.
Cole (Bob):
Conjure man. 4656 (107).
Father’s got a job. 11670 (101).
He handed me a lemon. 21696
(144).
My one and only. 11670 (245).
Won’t your mamma let you come
out and play. 11670 (440).
See Jack
Cole (F. O.) I belong in Dixie.
20283.
Cole (M. M.) Chicago’s world’s fair
song book. 4918.
Cole (M. M.) pub. co.:
Carlisle (Cliff) the lonesome hobo.
7015.
Chicago’s world’s fair song book.
4918.
Cole’s Hawaiian guitar
11950.
Cole’s solos and duets for the 12
bass piano accordion. 11951.
Hill billy wedding in June.
12292, 14844.
Hohman (C. H.) practical violin
method. 18326, 22286-22289.
I had but fifty cents. 20309.
Jesus, my Saviour, night and day.
14584.
Keep a light in your window to-
night. 8044, 12560.
Lonesome and blue. 1362.
Lopez (Vincent) modern piano
method. 248380.
Robison’s (Carson J.) 5 minute
method.
Jew’s harp instruction book.
25346.
Rodeheaver’s (Homer) world’s
greatest collection of sacred
songs. 23193.
Shaeffer’s (Arling) barn dance.
8736.
Take me to Thy bosom, Jesus.
15402.
Tell my mother I’m in heaven.
4322, 8949, 8950.
When ii’s pray’r meetin’ time in
the hollow. 23647.
5 minute chromatic harmonica
course. 9330.
Cole (Palmer) jr.
you. 25116.
Cole (S. M.)
15882.
Cole bros. Blue river—roll on.
Colecchia (Pietro) :
Any job to-day, Mister. 90.
Drink down your beer and smile.
19994.
Solitaire. 8792, 15281.
That’s how much I love you. 4835.
Colegrove (Belva) Her love is like
No one else but
Beautiful Wisconsin.
7230.
a wild wild rose. 24422.
Coleman (A. E.) When the Savior
comes again. 17597.
Coleman (Byron) Buttercup days.
15908.
Coleman (KE. G.) If she can’t be had.
24610.
Coleman (Gillye) See Koger (G. C.)
Coleman (H. J.) Spanish serenade.
238356.
Coleman (Henry) Ten hymn tune
voluntaries. 24065, 24066.
Coleman (L. H.)
way of understanding.
There must be some
19865.
1175
INDEX
Coleman (R. H.):
Always with us. 7119.
American hymnal. 7128.
Ashamed of Jesus. 7144.
Bible. 7212.
Do something. 7461.
Facing the future with Jesus.
(G54
Follow the gleam. 7585.
Glory be to God. 7637.
Have I grieved Thy holy spirit.
T7707.
He will not let me go. T7717.
Heart that can understand. 7720.
Heir of God’s grace. 7722.
I am listening for His footfall.
7789.
I want Jesus. 7892.
If you let Him. 7921.
Jesus intercedes for me. 8005.
Leaving all to follow Jesus. 8086.
Lift me up to Thee. 8124.
Listen while I tell. 8132.
Look for the silver lining. 8169.
Love sings a
8205.
Meet your troubles with a smile.
8265.
More than you know. 88315.
Nearer home. 8418.
Never a one. 8423.
song in my heart.
No one seemed to care. 8440.
Onward. 8514.
Redeeming love. 8652.
Sell them beer. 41638.
Send the old-time power. 8728.
Sitting at the feet of Jesus.
Some glad, sweet day. 8797.
Something always sings. 8806.
Talk it all over with Jesus. 8934.
8776.
There iS a wonderful name. 8983.
Wait a little longer. 9109.
Waiting for the sunrise. 9112.
When you know it you will tell .
it. 9209.
Who can tell it all. 9228.
World is dying for love.
Coleman (Ruth)
are you. 17368.
Coleman (W. P.)
you. 24588.
Coleridge-Taylor (J. S. F.):
9260.
Tell me, whose girl
I want a job loving
Genevieve. 2815 (98, 99).
Haidée. 2815 (120).
If I could love thee. 2815 (158,
154).
Kubla Khan. 7076 (169).
Love’s passing. 2815 (190, 191).
She dwells by great Kenhawa’s
side, 17752 (180).
Song of the Nubian girl. 2815
7 (308).
Twenty-four negro melodies. 7076
(38).
pt. m1, n. s., v. 28
Violet bank. 2815 (341).
Vision. 2815 (3842, 348).
What Thou hast given me.
(358).
Zuleika. 2815 (385).
Coleridge-Taylor (Samuel) :
Encinctured with a twine of
leaves. 589.
From the green heart of the
waters. 718.
Genevieve. 2815 (98, 99).
Haidée. 2815 (120).
2815
If I could love thee. 2815 (153,
154).
Kubla Khan. T7076 (169).
Love’s passing.
Pixies. 1880.
She dwells by great Kenhawa’s
side. 6491, 17752 (130).
Song of the Nubian girl. , 2815
(308).
Twenty-four negro melodies. 7076
(38).
Violet bank. 2815 (841).
Vision. 2815 (342, 348).
What can lambkins do. 2604.
What Thou hast given me. 2815
(358).
Zuleika. 2815 (385).
Coles (D. M.):
. Future farmers of
22168.
Out in the West. 15011.
School days. 15198.
Coles (M. S.) Just waiting. 10337.
Cole’s solos and duets for the 12 bass
piano accordion. 11951.
Coletta (C. J.) leep, you are heav-
enly blessed. 2165.
Coley (ixid) :
Freight train blues.
War dream blues.
Colicchio (Ralph)
2815 (190, 191).
America.
5214.
6862.
Serenade badine.
4169.
Coll (J. C.) Holiday in a kindergar-
ten. 16314.
Coll (Ramon) Yo te adoro... bando-
neon. 15685.
Collar (J. F.) Love at first sight.
D222.
Collazo (R.) Mama. 18694.
Collection of Italian and Neapolitan
songs. 15979.
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs for mandolin. 390, 7371,
24067.
Colleen’s wedding day. 9332 (65).
College coach. 22807, 24819.
College humor. 11942, 12064, 12601,
12825.
Collet (Henri) :
Pena. 8557, 19006.
Toreros. 138484.
Collier (Janice) Jig-saw song. 5694.
1176
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Collier (Kathryn) :
Song, a dance, a moon.
There’s a dream. 8987.
Colligan (William) Doctor Freud.
19953.
Collings (A. G.)
mine. 18456.
Collingwood (Arthur) :
God be merciful unto us, and bless
us. 24341.
I know a bank. 24508.
‘Minuet and Trio in G. 3818.
My love is like a red, red rose.
8375.
Requiem. 4100.
You spotted snakes.
Collins (C. C.)
8816.
I wish you were
25976.
Let it storm all night.
24763.
Collins (El Vera) Favorite old time
songs. 24253.
Collins (Errol) :
Lady, why do I love you like this.
24744,
Yceu’re a puzzle to me. 138734.
Collins (Hvan) Let it storm all night.
24763.
Collins
9110.
Collins (Hilary) psewd. See Nicholls
(Helier )
Collins (J. T.) Donna Lou. 514.
Collins (L. L.):
Buzzing. 15907.
Dancing with you in the moon-
light. 16025.
For better or worse. 16176.
Hel-hel-hello baby. 16297.
Only girl. 17021.
Collins (L. W.):
(H. R.) Waiting for me.
Day dreams. 16028,
Land of our golden dreams.
16622.
Waves, keep on singing to me.
17526.
Collins (T. D.) Roses of Killarney.
2021.
Collins (W. A.) Send me away.
4165.
Collins (Will) We'll always have to-
night to remember. 13590.
Collow (Carol) pseud. See Davis
(R, A.)
Collymore (C. W.) Dreamy moon.
24194.
Colombatti (Harold) My _lady’s
plainte. 20845.
Colon (B. D.)
(076 (25).
Colonna (Rocco) Get hot. 3274.
Colorado college of divine science.
Divine science hymnal. 508.
Cols bleus. 127389, 138485.
Colson (Billy) Belle créole.
Canciones escolares.
9488.
Columbia, the gem of the ocean.
21696 (57).
Colverd (W. H.) Nira. 16945.
Colvin (Fred) Mother dear, I’m all
to blame. 12834.
Colvin (Hiter) :
Hiter’s favorite waltz. 14345.
Indian war whoop. 14542.
Colvin (M. T.):
Leaving me alone. 18599.
You ought to know I’m in love
with you. 19612.
Colvin (Margaret)
America, can I do more.
Beautiful Mourne
Lie.
In God’s garden blooms my rose.
12456.
In old Ireland ever new. 1129.
My old Irish mother in prayer.
2848.
mountains.
22909.
O. K. baby. 12988, 16964.
Old love letter. 23008.
Colwell (B. C.) Reduced copies of
the Congdon music rcs. 25992
(51).
Combes (G. E.) Bleeding hearts.
15858.
On the corner where
3974.
Combis (T. W.)
we used to meet.
Combs (Arthur) :
Down south in
18103.
Little sweetheart o’mne. 16679.
Sweetheart of my cradle days.
25616.
Combs (G. R.):
Calinerie. 4656 (80). .
O Jesus, Theu art standing. 4656
(458).
Combs (W. W.):
Calvary. 3802.
Harbor bells. 5331
Singer’s choice. 2155.
Come, dance with me. 7375.
Come down sinner, yo’ none too late.
15989.
old Kentucky.
Come in, dear angels. 394.
Come, ye disconsolate. 24084.
Comedy racketeers, Ham ’n’ Eggs.
400*.
Comer (C. E.) Dancing alone. 18032.
Comery (H. G.):
Annie Mad Little. 7135, 11724.
Lament. 8066, 12582.
Land and sea. 8069, 12587.
Oh, listen kids. 8472, 18007.
Puzzie song. 8631. 138162.
Stop and look. 8877, 13377.
Swift constructor. 8924, 13416.
Comin’ thro’ the Rye. 4946.
Coming thro’ the Rye. 4656
9832 (265).
(284),
1177
INDEX
Command performance. 22479, 22657,
23206, 24086, 25490.
Complainte des galants. 18007.
Complice (La) 783.
Compton (Laura) Prosperity is com-
ing. 8615.
Comstock (Don) See Comstock (R.
D.)
Comstock (R. D.)
song. 16188.
Comtois (J. A.)
7422*
Comus.
Conant
people.
Conaway
15871.
- Concepcion (César)
Conception (Louis):
Asi eres tu. 2878.
Sueno. 4263.
Conchita. 6156.
Concord music pub. co., Itd.
veit march song. 6421.
Concordia hymnal. 3059.
Concordia pub. house:
All praise to Thee, my God, this
night. 2839.
Bow unto God. 11835.
Christ the Lord is risen.
Daughter of Zion. rejoice.
Easter song. 5102.
Hear, O Thou Shepherd of Israel.
22266.
T.esson the lilies teach: 22650.
Lift thine eyes to the mountains.
Forgotten man’s
Dans mon village.
25216.
(G. W.) Songs for little
19648 (131).
(Dea) Sweet memories.
Besos. 17897.
Roose-
4926.
21999.
10421.
Lord Jesus, Who dost love me.
18651.
Luther, the gift of God. 18686.
Male church-choir. 12723.
My Redeemer lives. 1637.
O that men would praise the Lord.
10779.
Our Lord’s ascension. 230438.
Praise ve the Lord. 6336.
Pralm 100. 10972.
Reed organ preludes. 19075.
Rejoice to-day with one accord.
23166.
Seek ve the Lord. 25419.
To Thee, O Comforter divine.
23484.
Wake. awake. 11442.
Who trusts in God. 23692.
Conder (Earl) Love vou meant to
share. 20693.
Condon (A. J.):
All in the state of mind. 2834.
Father. 3224.
Finding the brighter side. 5185.
My mother’s garden. 6085.
Old story. 6219.
Sun will shine to-morrow. 4271.
LL
7
(
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Condon (Eddy)
Condor (Harry)
world. 8810.
Conduisez-moi, madame. 7, 89, 295,
1934, 4717, GATT, 8634, 9545.
Confrey (E. E.):
I’m liable. 16421:
Somewhere in the
Grandfather’s clock. 12235.
Joker. 8014.
Jumpin’ up and down. 8019,
12530, 135380
Off the beaten track. 8464.
Sittin’ on a log and a pettin’ my
dog. 6527.
Sittin’ on a log, pettin’ my dog.
21225.
Confrey (Zez) pseud. See Confrey
(EH. EH.)
Congdon (C. H.) Reduced copies of
Ge Congdon music rolls. 25992
51).
Congregational board of ministerial re-
lief. Christmas paths. 17984**.
Conin (Henri):
Doux aveu. 3149.
Fais dodo. 3215.
Venise chante. 4430.
Conklin (EH. A.) Sad and forlorn.
6443.
Conklin (Myrtle) :
Memories. 22801.
Trail song. 17446.
Conley (F. 8.) Lovely one. 10487.
Conley (Howard) Silent memories.
15240.
Conley (Robert):
I don’t want anything, I can’t have
with you... 1233T.
My prize devotion.
Conlin (B. P.):
My pal y gal y An na, she is my
gal y An na guitar. 1631.
My paly galy [sic] Anna guitar.
3895.
Conne (Bernice) :
And then. 81.
Close your eyes. 383, 15975.
Never before. 14926.
Rose of the snowland. 2016.
Stay out of my dreams. 8870.
We're sweethearts again. 17542.
Connell (C. E.) Folks don’t worry in
Missouri. 14232.
Connelly (John)
girl. 21205.
Connelly (Reg):
Aunt Sally. 23884.
Can’t we meet again. 13961.
Can’t we meet again and let’s be
swecthearts. 2990.
Cinephonic thematic series. 19861,
19862.
Come a little closer. 4937.
Ev'rybody loves my Marguerite.
20042.
12915.
She is a sensible
8
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
First thing I knew. 5187.
Me and mine are doin’ fine.
12753.
One tiny tear. 13040, 14997.
Peter! Peter. 13104. —
There’s no harm in hoping. 15485.
When old friends are drifting
apart. 156138.
When the king goes by.
Why is it so. 11565.
Conners (K. W.) Valse miniature.
11519.
15533.
Conney (Nat) From me to you.
5220.
Connolly (A. P.):
Cheer up, sing a happy song.
73438.
Yow il never know ’till you fall in
love. 9288. f
Connelly (J. J.) Goodbye Canada.
5277.
Connolly (Roger) Broken promise.
260.
Connolly (Zelma) :
No one like you. 12969.
Where can I find someone.
Connor (D. G.)
Connor (J. J.)
10945.
Connor (Tommie) :
Girl next door. 5248.
Round the bandstand. 11036.
There’s a little stranger in the
alley for Sally and me.
Connors (Gertrude) :
Yesterday, tomorrow and always.
2666.
Billboard Lady. 2138.
President Roosevelt.
2742.
You remind me of the sunset.
283.
Conqueror (The) 9332 (70).
Conquerors. 3061.
Conrad (Con). pseud. See Dober
(C. K.)
Conrad (Judy) My happiness. 14873.
Conroy (J. HE.) Youre a melody of
love dear. 23770.
Consiglio (M. C.):
Barcelonita. 9461.
Rumba paesana. 11048.
Sul nilo blu. 11282.
Constant (H. E.) Moweaqua’s 54.
6022.
Constantine (G. C.) Missa in hon-
orem S. Pii V. 18748.
Constantine (Victor) Song of tech-
nocracy. 2206, 11182.
Conte (A. A. de):
Amanecer. 13807.
Borracho de Lenox ave. 9515.
Era la noche helada. 9811, 12103,
14180.
Florista. 14227.
Gold-digger. 7647, 22203.
Goodbye prohibit'on. 22218, 24357.
4344,
I promise you. 12414, 14465.
Immigrant’s song. 10197.
Jesii Pancho, 10298.
Nunca lo sabras. 10772.
Par de Moros. 10857.
Patinar. 10872, 150381.
Pobre flor. 10915.
Por correo aereo.
Primorosa filipina.
Recuerdo si. 11000.
10926.
8601, 15089.
Salon de cabaret. 21170.
Sentimental. 11085.
Serenata. 11088.
Serenata de amor. 11089.
Since I am in this country. 11119,
11120.
Stplica. 112386.
Contor (G. S.):
Greek fantasy. 12241.
Morris County legion band. 10604.
Spirit of Dover high. 133638.
Contor (Samuel) :
Greek fantasy. 12241.
Morris County legion band. 10604.
Spirit of Dover high. 18363.
Conversano (Adelina) Ad una rosa.
4665.
Converse (C. C.)
| = 4486.
Converse (F. S.):
What a friend.
Air de ballet. 13786.
Prophecy. 8608.
Converse (Kathryn) Cottage twined
with roses. 24096.
Memories. 5949.
I just can’t put it
Conway (C. H.)
Conway (E. D.)
in words. 5477.
Conway (Evelyne) Seeds of love.
4160.
Conway (J. F.) End of the depres-
sion, 7532.
Conyers (Isabella) Darling come
back to me. 465.
Conyers (Jeanette) Smile. 4207.
Cook (—) Watching the knife and
fork spoon. 238577.
Cook (D. C.) pub. co.:
Golden hearted mothers. 758.
O joyous Haster morning. 1726.
On through autumn’s glory, 1775.
Palms: and praises. 1833.
Voice of youth. 2584.
Cook (KE. C.) Let’s march with the
eagle. 18611.
Cook (Francis) My mother. 8379.
Cook (Fred) Back to the old folks
homestead. 11767.
Cook (H. R.) Fundamentals of music.
Let me kiss the tears
from your eyes. 3658.
Cook (Irma) My Nadine. 188387.
1179
INDEX
Cook (7: *H.)
23406.
Cook (J. W.) Night time is loving
time sweetheart. 3925.
Cook (Mrs. M. A.) See Cook (N. E.)
Cook (M. H. BR.) Let go and let God.
8091.
Cook (Mercer)
2656
Sweetest little feller.
When we meet again.
Cook (Mildred) :
I love you so. 18394.
Rock-a-bye-tune. 19098.
Cook (N. E.) Waltz with me in the
moonlight. 9121.
Cook (R. A.) Mystery of the lost
seroll. 10710*.
Cook (Rhodes)
Cook (Russell) : .
Enjoying prosperity. 12100.
Waiting for dreams to come true.
See Cook (H. R.)
4449.
Cook (T. E.) jr. Parade of melodies
13079.
Cook (W. J.) sr. It’s just the same
old story. 7983.
Cook (W. Marion) :
Abyssinia. 4656 (3*).
Just a little bit of heaven called
home. 14595.
Cook (W. Mercer) Sweetest little
feller. 23406.
Cooke (F. J.) Blues. 15880.
Cooke (G. W.):
All alone. 4689.
Follow me. 5194.
God is near thee. 5265.
I know He’s mine. 5481.
Cooke (Greville) :
Drop, slow tears. 7513.
High Marley Rest. 861.
Jesus Christ, my heart’s true
Captain. 3588.
Let us with a gladsome mind.
8113.
Cooke (H. W.) Peter Pickers’ plight.
25243*,
Cooke (Kevin) Memory of a kiss.
Iba
Cooke (M. E.) Good-night, pretty
dreams. 24364.
Cooke (P. M. M.) Ever and forever.
12110.
Cooke (R. EH.) Here comes prosper-
ity. 24428.
Cooke (Waddington) Visitors. 2815
(344).
Cooksey (Curtis) As you like it.
19705*.
Cooley (B. E.) I’m lonesome for you. -
5526.
Cooley (Myrtle) Oh what a night
for love. 20980.
Coolidge advertising co. Magic melo-
dy of romance. 16740.
pt. 111, n. s., Vv. 28
Cools (Eugene) Fantaisie sur Beau-
marchais. 2022.
Coombs (A. E.) Dear mother. 19928.
Coombs (C. W.):
Her rose. 138765 (80).
Song of the bells. 17752 (187).
Coombs (L. G.) Goodnight, little
sweetheart, goodnight. 24861.
Coons (N. C.):
Han’some Sam. 22248.
Song to the moon. 23348.
Coop (J. E.) Rose and a bachelor
button. 23207.
Cooper (A. A.) After the wedding.
11685.
Cooper (A. D.) I long for you in my
dreams. 20840.
Cooper (Clyde) You, wonderful you.
9312. é
Cooper (Dora) Old saying, It beats
all. 3965.
Cooper (EH. M.):
Divine. 5045.
Just another night. 22610.
Love slipped through my fingers.
22741.
Merry Christmas. 22810.
Mother’s love. 14834.
Seven kisses. 15222.
Won’t you be my valentine.
Cooper (E. S.)
4589.
Lead Thou me on.
3647.
Cooper (Gene) Tell me, am I falling
in love. 25635.
Cooper (Guy) My kidnapped love.
6073.
Cooper (Harry)
love loves you.
Cooper (L. G.):
Come on prosperity. 3053.
When the girl you
11670 (422).
Waitin’ for the words. 4446.
Cooper (M. D.) Snowbird. 17252.
Cooper (M. R.) Sweet little Daisy.
15369.
Cooper (Marianna) One little mouse
and two. 25182.
Cooper (R. D.) Beside our rose tree
wall. 21808.
Cooper (R. L.):
I left it there. T7817.
When the tide comes rolling in.
9208.
Cooper (Samuel) Give a cheer for
beer. 38285.
Cooper (W. O.) Gems of gladness.
16215.
Cooper (Walter) It’s time to rest.
12503.
Co-operative music ©co.:
Buzzing bee. 24007.
Cloud pictures. 24064.
Mr. Hop Toad. 24968.
Paul characteristic etudes and
pieces. 25237.
1180
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Coots (J. F.):
Absent-minded Flo.
Ah, go on, 11686.
At the bottom of the hill.
Before that last goodnight.
Before we say good-night.
Better think twice. 23959.
Camp, camp, campin’ on your
doorstep. 4879, 7300.
Charlie’s home. 7333, 9599.
Easy on the eyes. 9790.
Good luck, sweetheart.
12228.
Goodbye again. 16244, 20147.
Honey, what a pleasure meetin’
up with you. S886.
I hear my heart saying, Mm-mm.
14402, 18873.
I hear my heart saying, you’re
mine. 20313, 20314.
I knew you when. 22359.
I’m pally with Sally again. 5535.
I want to ring bells. 18449.
In a little German garden, under-
13769, 15734.
9412.
182.
2916.
12227,
neath the pretzel vine. 1115,
1116.
My baby made a cry baby of me.
10638.
One minute to one. 21011, 21012,
23025.
One of these days two of us are
gonna be blue. 17016.
Sidewalk waltz. 2133, 4189.
So this is Susie. 17257, 21239.
Spending my time—saving my
love. 2229, 6590.
Summertime pal, have you for-
gotten me. 15355.
Sweetheart of sweet sixteen.
11261, 18410, 15384.
That’s all I want to know. 2353.
That’s me without you. 17377,
19853.
Things look brighter again.
19373, 21891, 21392.
This time it’s love. 15489, 17408,
17409.
‘Tide came in and swept my
dreams away. 18469.
Tumble in a rumble seat. 113880.
Two tickets to Georgia. 4413,
6805.
What a man. 6909.
Whippoorwill warble away.
19543.
Wouldn’t trade the silver in my
mother’s hair for all the gold in
the world. 4595.
You made a jig-saw-puzzle out
of my heart. 9289.
You're easy on the eyes. 11635.
Coovel (I. K.):
Kid-dle-dee fid-dle-dee I love this
mel-o-dee. 24728.
N.R.A. 18852.
Cope (S. A.):
It might have been love.
Under
17480.
Copeland (B. R.):
Aunt Belinda’s music box. 23883.
16533.
the spell-of your eyes.
Brownie capers. 266.
Wee folk. 2589.
Copeland (Hattie) We loved her,
yes, we loved her. 9142.
Copeland (John) :
Snatch your happiness. 2171.
Snatch your happiness where you
can get it, but go by the golden
rule. 2172.
Copes (M. C.) Wonder why. 9252.
Copinus (Margaret):
In the boat. 4656 (302).
Toward evening. 4656 (645).
Tramp through the woods. 4656
(646).
Coppa (Anthony) :
Mother, let us go to grandma.
1567.
Progress. 1915.
Copping (C. S.):
Hawaiian wiggles. 5342.
Honolulu bound. 5412.
Shredded wheat skirts.
Who-la dance. 2686, 45438.
Coppola (P.) Suite mignonne. 153852.
Coquin de printemps. 4656 (605).
Coranato (Jerry) That’s why I am
feeling so blue. 238448.
Corbett (K. S.) :
Kathleen Malone.
Puzzled hearts.
We lift our eyes.
4186.
16600.
25312.
13589.
Corbett (Victor) Kathleen Malone.
12559.
Corbin (Ida) I am so blue. 14888.
Corbridge (J. B.) Priscilla. 1914.
Corcoran (Hdward)
you. 20872.
Cordero (Johnny) jr. It isn’t the
things that you do, dear. T7979.
Cordon (Albina) Strolling in the
moonlight with you. 8885.
Cordon (May) Carmeen. 21877.
Cordone (Patrick) I tried to tell you
of my love. 14468.
Cordrey (C. W.):
Chicago, great Chicago. 11924.
Chicago, great Chicago, come on!
come on! to the fair. 11925.
Cordy (Harry):
March of prosperity. 16752.
She wiggles and giggles. 11100.
My secret with
1181
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Corelli (Arcangelo) :
Courante. 25402.
Sarabande. 25402,
Corey (F. A.) Twilight. 21444.
Corey (W. A.) Centurion. 9332 (49).
Corin (J. P.) Goodbye glory. T7076
(98). ‘
Corkum (A. C.) All hail to our ban-
ner. 7106.
Corley (M. T.) Forever dear. 3248.
What’s to be done
23622.
Sweethearts again.
Corliss (R. C.)
about Winchell.
Cormey (Rose)
15387.
Cormier (E. R.)
Carn. CD. Ds) 9r:
7397, 24093.
Corn (E. C.) Id like to be with you
again. 10080.
Corn huskers book of Square dances.
7398.
Cornaz (Rose):
Air bohémien. 349.
Air d’autrefois. 33.
Airs russes. 37.
Caprice. 414.
Chants populaires de la Hongrie.
37
Troubles. 4897.
Twelve melodies.
Cheveux rebelles. 349.
Flower of the valley. 785.
Groves of Blarney. 785.
Kamehala. 1236.
Mais lorsque tu danses. 1451.
Tout prés de eau. 2480.
Corneille (Mamie) :
Louw’siana Lou. 14692.
Why do I dream of you. 15649.
Cornejo (Agustin) Rosas. blaneas.
19109.
Cornejo (R. R.) Sun and three stars.
15356.
Cornelius (Dorothy) Roses by sum-
mer forsaken. 15733 (295).
Cornelius (P.) Dear Lord, I Thee
adore. 19927.
Cornelius (Peter)
dad. 21696 (25).
Cornelius (Roy):
Ever in my dreams. 20034.
Michigan as in the days of auld
lang sine [Sic] 24954.
Cornelius (Victor) :
Alle fugle figjter paa en sang om
keerlighed. 55.
Med fuld musik. 12755.
Midt i byens hjerte. 16784.
Cornell (Clarence) Beautiful lady of
mine. 7190.
Cornell college:
O Zion. 16966.
Were you there. 15584.
Cornett (Gracie) Hello prosperity.
Barbier von Bag-
Carnicht Tis.)
Jilted. 10802.
Madalon. 10502.
When I remember. 11506.
Cornilliaec (Felix) Was it your eyes,
was it your smile. 2569.
Cornish (Mina):
Amos an’ Andy. 7129.
Roosevelt. 8679.
Cornish (W. J.) On parade. 4656
(474).
Cornish fiddler’s song. 15999.
Cornucopia. 19886*.
Cornwell . (Blaine) See Cornwell
(Ho B37
Cornwell (H. B.) jr. Vass you dere,
Sharlie. 9090.
Corona (Sandro) :
Gypsy caravan. 22234.
Village gossip. 23548.
Corps (J. B.) Where the Dixie moon
is Shining. 25872.
Corpus de musique marocaine. 21954.
Correspondance. 138765 (31, 221, 222),
15733 (267).
Corri (William) jr.
heart... 2815) 02002
Corrie (Walter) Pull on your shoes—
and dance. 10975.
Corrigan (Jack):
Just you, no one else will do.
Baby’s sweet-
16598.
Oh! What a fool she made out of
me. 6199.
Corrigan (W. J.) Its twilight on
the old Muskegon river. 14572.
Corroyez (Georges) :
Amourettes. 23848.
Beau Danube bleu. 23921.
Joyeuses comméres de Windsor.
8016.
Corsicana (La)
Corson (N. E.)
march. 15948.
Cortés (B.) Imperio. 1110.
Cortez (Angeline) You faded out of
sight. 23762.
Cortez (Lou) We have a doctor now!
4656 (110).
Century of progress
Kill depression, cure prosperity.
9138.
Corti (Mario):
Canto. 4040, 7357.
19044.
Santa poesia.
Prode Anselmo.
Cortopassi (Domenico)
6454.
Cory (Patrick)
11970, 11971.
Corzilius (Victor) pseud.:
Du bist mein grosses erlebnis, du
kleine frau. 5092, 5098.
Prinzessin fiir eine nacht. 6349.
Sollten wir uns auch im leben nie
melir wiederseh’n. 6544.
Four bagatelles.
1182
INDEX
nos, 1--12, 1933
Wenn das orchester spielt.
6901.
Cos Cob press, inc.:
Dream pedlar [sic] 9761.
Second quartet. 11074.
Sonata. 10895.
Stabat mater. 11216.
Cosai (Alexandre) Ils vont... 5609.
Cosentino (Mario) :
Piedigrotta 19382. 1877.
Piedigrotta 1933. 25247.
Cosgrove (Florence) My mother
dear. 1627.
Cosi fan tutte. 12844, 25008.
Cosier (C. H. TT.) Bermuda girl.
13892.
Coslow (Sam) :
Black moonlight. 15857, 19761.
Boo boo boo. 15883, 19785,
Buckin’ the wind. 15899, 17935.
Cher ami. 3024.
Cradle me with a ha cha lullaby.
16006.
Day you came along. 16029,
18047.
I guess it had to be that way.
16372, 18372.
If you ever came back.
7920.
Lay your head on my shoulder.
5764, 8081, 24753.
Sunshine ahead. 6649.
Thanks. 173868, 19344.
Two aristocrats. 17466.
Way to love. 21508, 21509.
Would you believe me, sweetheart.
7017, 9261.
Cossack (The) 19887.
Cossack romance. 19888.
‘Cossack’s march. 19889.
Costa (HE. 8.):
Rooseveltiana [sic] 8684.
Siciliana. 8753.
Costa (Leon De)
(Leon)
Costa (Olive De)
(Olive)
Costa (Raie Da)
(Raie )
Costa (Sophia)
heart. 15660.
Costaguta (Giuseppe) :
Glad eyes. 22192.
Spleen. 23364.
Costeldi (Michael) Down in a garden
of roses, there’s where I met her
first. 9747.
Costelli (Louis)
dreams. 22872.
Costello (B. C.):
5604,
See De Costa
See De Costa
See Da _ Costa
Windows of your
My cottage of
6900,
If you'll only trust your heart to
me. 2815 (156).
Just a_ picture
11670 (184).
Like the rose he wears today.
of Kentucky.
2815 (181).
Pansy, Pansy. 2815 (267).
Rosey [sic] red cheek. 2815
(298).
Seems to me I’ve always loved
you. 2815 (300).
Someone. 2815 (806).
Twilight beautiful twilight. 2815
(337). .
When F. O. E.
2815 (359).
Costello (J. A.):
Dream ship. 16091.
When the moon is full in Jungle-
spells friend.
land. 23655.
Costello (Sam) My treasure. 129381.
Costi (A. R.) World to me is you.
11595.
Costi (M. C.) World to me is you.
11595.
Costianes (Bertha) :
Why do you want me to forget.
19560.
With a song in your soul. 9248.
Costigan (M. C.) Hope still remains.
14358.
Costoncelli (G.):
A nous les potes. T7079.
C’est votre valse. 7289.
Credo d’amour. 4969.
Ne dites plus rien. 8415.
Costumes of the world. 24095.
Cote Wazur. 1843.
Cotten (O. A.) I’m dreaming dreams
of yesterday for I always find you
there. 16410.
Cotter (J. S.):
Etude. 16001.
My heart leaps up. 6065.
Pit-a-pat man. 6305.
Cottin (Jules) :
Aurore. 7076 (16).
Dame de coeur. 15733 (76).
Retour. T0776 (18).
Tout 4 la joie. TO76 (353).
Véritable manola. 15733 (370).
Verre en main. T7076 (368).
Cottin (M. M.):
Aurore. 7076 (16).
Dame de coeur. 15733 (76).
Retour. T7076 (18).
Tout a la joie. T7076 (353).
Véritable manola. 15733 (370).
Verre en main. 7076 (368).
Cotton (Chic) Violet my dear. 4482.
Ho! for the briny deep. 2815 | Cotton club parade. 8878, 9930, 9998,
(136). 10992, 21510, 24402.
If you could understand. 9832 | Cottrell (Jack) :
(158). Chinese laundry blues. 368.
38188—34——_8 1183
INDEX
Cottrell (Jack)—Continued.
County Kildare. 421.
Couché de la mariée. 17804, 18181,
19407, 19427.
Countee (A. L.) s”:
Lord have mercy.
Neighbors. 16928.
Country concert. 4958, 4959.
Country dances. 18017.
Country gardens. 4960, 4962.
Countryman (EH. M.) My love affair
with you. 22908.
County Clare song. 19890.
Couperin (—) Menuet en rondeau.
8275.
Couperin (Cecile) :
Sight reading and first lessons for
the piano student. 8755.
Soap bubbles. 233808.
Song of the waves. 23342.
Couperin (Francois) :
Art de toucher le clavecin. 11733.
Canaries. 7302.
Diligente. 7458.
Double des canaries. 7302.
Oeuvres complétes de Francois
Couperin. 10781, 14963, 22992.
3710.
Courcil (Louis) Humpty-Dumpty.
T(81*.
Court (J. HE.) Night after night.
14988.
Court (Julian) Night after night.
14938.
Courtney (Alan) All I ean do is
whistle. 19668.
Cousine aus Warschau. 3541, 4095.
Cousins (Geo.) Roosevelt. 25366.
Cousins (Martin) Reach for me.
8650.
Coutelier (Théo.) Etude du tambour
d’orchestre. 18153.
Couture (Rilla):
On the level. 3976.
Pop’s gone to work again.
Covell (EH. B.):
Christmas rites.
Cloud. 19867.
Daffodils. 19904.
King Alfred. 20562.
Our ship. 21026.
Solitary way. 21244.
Toa skylark. 21414.
To my comrade at the oar. 21416.
Covello (Frank) Franklin D. Roose-
10924.
19858.
velt. 9901.
Coveney (J. A.) Fordham ram. 4656
(192).
Coveney (J. I.) Fordham ram. 4656
(192).
Coventry (Harry) To the music of
the band. 4876.
Coveyduck (W. J.) jr. When I said
goodnight, dear, you said goodbye.
15602.
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Covington (Dorothy) See Pilcher (D.
C.)
Covington (L. M.)
Ozark moon. 24852.
Cowan (A. M.):
Let me dream that waltz again.
5TTT.
Start putting smiles back into cir-
culation. 23376. .
Tell me you’re mine.
Cowan (G. A.) “Who
has a tail. 19550.
Cowan (Jack) Neglecting me.
Cowan (Lynn):
I’d worship him just the same.
20292.
Someone to love. 21248.
Tonight may never come again.
Love ’neath an
6706.
said the devil
6122.
21422.
Cowan (Rubey) I had to change the
words. 22350.
Coward (Noel) Words and music.
Peal
Cowboy Tom. Cowboy Tom’s round-
up book. 19891. :
Cowboy Tom’s round-up bock. i1979,
19891.
Cowboy’s dream. 16004.
Cowdell (Ellen) See Stewart (E. C.)
Cowdrey (E. T.) Dreams. 552.
Cowell (Henry) Sinfonietta. 6515.
Cowen (F. -H.) :
Border ballad. 11832.
Bridal chorus. 11670 (37).
Out of heaven. 11670 (272).
Violets. 15733 (378).
Cowie (J. W.) Resurrection. 23175.
Cowler (Jim) pseud. See Noack
(Herbert)
Cowles (Cecil) Lover o’mine. 1407.
Cowles (R. B.):
Could I. 7399
"Twas you. 15508.
Cowley (J.D.) Standing on my head.
6612.
Cox (A. A.) Still I’m singing songs
of love. 4252.
Com (GAS B3).5
Bird songs. 21815.
Christmas carol, 1933. 24058.
Cox (A. R.) Youre my design for
loving. 25965.
Cox (Art) See Cox (A. A.)
Coxr ma. M.)*
Brocade slippers. 23995.
My lady’s bandbox. 25052.
There’s a shrine in my heart to
your lovliness [sic] 11317.
Cox (Desmond) :
Old fashioned paper and comb.
25158.
We all went up, up, up the moun-
tain. 25785.
1184
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Cox (F. E.)
20947,
Cox (H. F.) jr. Jump into it.
Nothing rattles America.
22592.
Cox (H. L.) You taught me how to
forget. 13744.
Cox (J. S.):
Hurrah, we’ve turned the corner.
20273.
Just a picture on the mantel.
18554.
Throw me down. 193882,
Cox (John) Stranger in town. 23388.
Cox (P. N.) Benedictus es, Domine.
19751.
1990.
Serenade to you.
Cox (Rupert) Road to hell.
Coxe (J. R. S.)
15219.
Coxhead (John) Ship at night.
21209.
Coyle (HEH. C.) You made me love you
dearie. 2764.
Coyle (J. H.):
Don’t throw away the band of
gold. 19965.
Girl in Killarney. 20122.
Cozart (Louise) Night of love.
Crabbé (Armand):
1686.
Berceuse flamande. 17895.
Dans ton miroir. 7423.
Rubia. 8692.
Cradle song. 19850, 20656, 20705,
20806, 22709.
Crafts (A. V.) What have you to say.
21588.
Craig (EH. M.):
Buttercup. 13949.
Dainty little buttercup. 18030.
Love in the garden. 12676.
Craig (F.D.) Recollections of my old
cabin home. 2815 (282).
Craig (Hilda):
Because I’m just a little dancing
girl. 4793.
We began to say goodnight in the
moonlight. 11463.
Would you like to take a chance
with me. 23733.
Craig (N. M.) You’re lucky if you’re
killed. 11638*.
Craig (S. M.) My Alabama home.
3856.
Craighead (R. E.) Love dreams.
12672.
Crail (Dean) pseud. See St. Claire
(L. C.)
Crain (Billy)
Crain (O. H.):
I am out beneath the silvery moon.
Childhood days. 355.
20281.
in the moonlight by the sea.
22530.
N.R.A., just a song that you can’t
forget. 20907.
When they play that midnight
waltz. 23665.
You'll miss me when I’m gone.
13726.
Crain (P. A.) Our blessed event.
1813.
Cramer (H. G.) Prosperity is here.
8617.
C@rameno) Gis hy) Yellow moon.
23742.
Crandall (Harold) Lonesome aud
blue. 10457.
Crane (Burton) See Crane (L. B.)
jr.
Crane (Jimmie, or James) :
Always a thought of you.
Baby Lindy’s fate. 19724.
Blue eagle. 17909.
Dreaming of you. 3169.
Everything. might have been so
different. 3207.
Gazing on the Rocky Mountain
green. 20107.
I lost you. 971.
I love my Soux [sic] 18387.
Juanita of my dreams. 24690.
Loving you under the moon.
16729.
Moonlight on the Rockies.
Oceans of love. 12997.
Oh, there’s one wonderful girl.
18940.
Remember you're to blame.
Since I’ve found you. 8763.
Southern clime. 13352.
When someone new comes around.
23840.
3837.
4098.
17586.
When you come back, sweetheart.
19534.
Wife that had to have romance.
15656.
Crane (John) Is love logical at all.
18503.
Crane (L. B.) jz.:
Live today. 24815.
Long time dead. 24823.
May I. 24909.
Peekin’ through the keyhole of
paradise. 25240.
Public just loves to be fooled.
25309.
Road to anywhere. 25345.
What a helluva life. 25808.
Whispering night. 25882.
Crane (Lee) Dreaming the _ clock
around. 14147.
Crane (M. EH.) Where’s Elmer, 25871.
Crane (N. C.):
I wish that I had never met you.
3509.
Sentimental me. 4168.
Crane (N. D.) Bouncing play-bail.
244,
Crane (R. W.) Yoo hoo. 25943.
1185
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Cranford (Gertrude) O you South! | Crawford (A. J.) Roosevelt is the
I hear you call. 8463.
Cranor (G. B.):
Like the faithful moon. 22672.
My ladder of dreams. 22896.
Sorry I made you love me. 23351.
Cranston (G. B.) Bonnie Mary Broon.
13925.
Cranz (A.):
An der schdnen blauen Donau.
78.
Aubade 4 Vemir.
Bei den Wiener
13883.
Bonheur capricieux.
Boxe. 9517.
Capriccio. 11659.
Cigale et Magali. 9620.
Cranz-journal. 427, 3075.
Dame in braun. 7411..
Dors, maman, dors. 14127.
Ecole du piano. 24215.
Fantaisie. 7422.
Forét. 12161.
Guitarre-schule.
Improvisation.
Johann Strauss.
Kkermesse flamande.
Méthode de piano.
Pan tanzt. 1835.
Schreib’ nichts von liebe mehr.
2076.
Six pet tes piéces.
9422.
Schrammeln.
13924.
14309.
10199.
10305.
3651.
24944.
15069.
Spanien muss es sein. 15312.
Sturmglocken. 88990.
Tango drammatico. 6691.
Tanz-arabeske, 10199.
Tartarin de Tarascon. 15410.
Trio en la mineur. 4892.
Tu es parti.. 13498.
6 franzésische suiten. 138850.
20 inventions 4 deux voix. 3237.
Cranz (Aug.) G. m. b. H. MHaken-
kreuz und schwarz-weiss-rot. 16270,
18271.
Cranz & Go.) itd:
Country innocent.
Csardas. 7405.
Laughing song. 8077.
Tales from the Vienna woods.
19332.
Cras (Jean):
Concerto. 4968.
Deux chansons. 11980.
Trois chansons bretonnes.
Craven (—) lLyo glade. 1481.
7400.
11981.
Craven (Frank) Some silent night.
11169.
Cravens (Perry) Matador. 14756.
Craver (A. W.):
I have found my love. 14400.
Prosperity onestep. 17106.
Cravis (I. 8S.) Pose for me beautiful
Gypsy. 6332.
man of the day. 25369.
Crawford (C. H.):
Chums. 14025.
Unforgotten dreams. 2488,
Crawford (Louise) Willow cats.
Ara Ue
Crawford (M. 8S.) Good evening Mr.
President who are you. 765, 24359.
Crawford (Opal) West Virginia
moon. 9161.
Crawford (T. L.)
how much I care.
Crawford (Terry)
phantom. 18502.
Crawford music corp.:
Drunk song. 564.
Over the bar. 1826.
When I played peek-a-boo with
daddy and he played peek-a-boo
with me. 2629.
Crawley (Leone):
Allin all. 4691.
Jerone and Lelleen.
Little symphony.
Pal o’ mine. 4012.
Shadow dreams. 2111.
Take me back. 6685.
You had better watch your step.
You'll never know
21654.
Is love just a
5690.
12647.
4615.
Crawley (R. P.):
Beautiful girl of my dreams.
11780.
Love that might have been. 8210. -
Craxton (Harold) :
Easy Elizabethans. 16118.
Happy hunter. 5329.
Crazy quilt. 20399.
Creager (William) :
Animal kingdom. 15787.
Bup-bup-baby of mine. 15902.
It’s in the morning. 16543.
There’s a wide open gate. 17404.
Creaser (E. C) Vermont. 13545.
Creekmur (Rose) I understand dear.
7881.
Crelia (M. E.)
23429.
Crémieux (Octave) :
Indiana. 4656 (307).
Ne parlez plus d’amour.
14922.
Cremin (A. T.) Metronome time stud-
ies for popular and classical musi-
cians. 22811.
Crenshaw (L. E.)
and you. 10336.
Crescendo music pub. co.:
Teach me to forget.
6119,
Just the mountains
Laugh at life. 22638.
Night. 25109.
Crescendo pub. co. Scarf dance.
17968.
1186
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19383
Crescendo theaterverlag, G.m.b.H.:
Aus liebe zur heimat. 11745.
Du kommst mir heut’ so spanisch
vor. 567.
Du mein liebes, mein schones
Berlin. 5094, 5095.
Dubarry. 570, 571.
Hergott, lass’ doch heut’ ein wun-
der. gescheh’n. 10027.
Ich kann niemals nein sagen.
10178.
Ich seh’s dir an der nasenspitze
aes vel OGD,
In Spanien, im schdnen Spanien.
10223:
Ja, du, du allein bist die frau.
10284.
Kuss sagt mehr als 1000 schdne
worte. 10370.
La Valliére. 10392.
Man braucht kein geld. 1458,
1459, 14781.
Mein friseur. 10544.
Onkel aus Amerika. 1790.
Rate mal... 10996.
Robert und Bertram. 6407.
Sei gegrusst, mein lieb, in der
ferne. 11077.
Sei wieder gut. 11078.
Von Schanghai bis Helgoland.
2536, 25387.
Was niitzt mir denn die aller-
schonste landschaft. 2571.
Wir tippeln. 7001, 7002.
Crescenzo (Costantino de) Solitudine.
11163.
Crescenzo (Vittorio De) Bionda si-
enora. 217.
Cress (A. D.) My heart’s desire.
22890.
Cressy (Paul)
Crewe (C. W.)
2747.
Crewe (Chuck) See Crewe (C. W.)
Crewe (Constance) It’s just my luck.
— 16545.
Crichlow (Frank) Ca-ro-li-na,
land of the darky’s dream. 9571.
Crichton (Margaret) Charm of mel-
Cross eyed gal. 4385.
You are my dream.
the
ancholy. 13996. .
Crick (H. R.) jr. Without your love.
11586.
Crick (Monte) When you've fellows
like me in the foree. 15629.
Crider (Calvin) It isn’t the things
that you do, dear. 7979.
Crider (J. A.) Olden mill. 3966.
Criez-le sur les toits. 432, 1863.
Crifasi (J. A.) Lonesome. 16690.
Crime du bouif. 5678, 5679, 8499,
9603, 11042, 11309.
Crinite (Joe) You came along. 7036.
Cripe (Hilton) jr. Omega nu tau
girl. 16999.
li
Crisp (EK. E.)
heart in dreams.
Crist (Bainbridge)
Wien. 24311.
Crist (Ha)
Crist (Hlva)
Crist (L. B.)
24311.
Cristofaro (Anthony) N.R.A. 18862.
Critechett (C. A.) When it’s spring-
You’re still my sweet-
7052.
Yriihlingsnacht in
See Long (E. T.)
See Long (E. C.)
Friihlingsnacht in Wien.
time. 11510.
Critelli (Giuseppe) Marcia militare.
22778.
Crivelli (Salvatore) Ultima rosa.
Zao.
Croasdale (Rowland) Please don’t
walk out of my life. 1890.
Crocchiolo (FE. J.) Reefer lady.
8653.
Crockett (A. B. E.) Spiders in alco-
hol. 21288.
Crockett (A. D.) Wish I were ’er jay
bird. 7004.
Crockett (D. W.) Once for pity, once
for love. 8506.
Crockett (Forrest) Echo on the hill.
5107.
Croff (Cora) Monotony blues. 8301.
Croft (HE. W.) Sweetheart. 6668.
Crofton (P. D.) Everybody’s going to
the big world’s fair. 12113.
Crolene (Frank) pseud. See Croc-
chiolo (FE. J.)
Cromar (A. G.) Baby what I got is
yours. 138845.
Cromie (Sidney) Beyond the dawn.
19754.
Cromien (Catherine) Someday. 2190.
Cromweed (F. W. D.) I need you
dear. 14461.
Cronan (Thomas)
Cronin (EH. G.)
my dreams. 11611.
Cronin (K. J.) Lullaby. 5891.
Cronn & Hearon. What is that blue
song. 2609.
Crook (A. L.) I’d come to you. 18359.
Thr winde. 22491.
You are the daddy of
Crook (Alice) Peter Pan. 2815 (271).
Crook (John) Peter Pan. 2815
(271).
Crosby (B. E.):
Old Glory’s forward march.
20987.
Your voice in the air. 17747.
Cresby (Bing) I would if I could but
I ean’t. 14488.
Crosby (Mabel) Good times are
’round the corner. 7667.
Crosby (Warren)
the one. 3488.
Crosfield (A. H.)
Cross (B. L.):
Because they remind me of you.
2913.
I know that you’re
Nocturne. 3080.
87
INDEX
Cross (B. L.)—Continued.
He’s the fellow for me. 33857.
I said goodbye to happiness.
3494.
Love is life. 3724.
Cross (E. M.) Wages of sin is death.
9108.
Cross (Elednore) Thank you, dear
world. 21355*.
Cross (H. P.) Sylvia dances. 5022.
Cross (M.S.) Waratah. 11670 (400).
Cross (R. E.) Loves labor lost.
24865.
Cross (Reginald) Economy cut. 7524.
Cross (S. L.) For compositions by
S. L. Cress see this index under
names of claimants of copyright.
Cross, Kraatz and Metzel:
Because they remind me of you.
2912.
He’s the fellow for me.
I said goodbye to
3494.
Love is life. 3724.
Crossley (J. H.) Heads up. 16289.
Crosswhite (B. L.) Prisoner’s dream.
10951.
Crosta (A. J.) I pray. 18426.
Crouse (B. H.) To fall in love with
danger, is to fall in love with you.
11356.
Crow (C. E£.)
15991.
Crow (Lydia) :
Just you and our
home. 5730.
That million dollar smile makes
life worth while. 8965.
Why don’t you come up sometime.
21616.
Crow (N. A.) Joyful message.
24689.
3357.
happiness.
Come home Jack.
home sweet
20515,
Crowder (C. C.) I am looking for-
ward to that day. 22324.
Crowder (C. P.) Wail of a broken
heart. 21486.
Crowder (M. J.) Do you know what.
18085.
Crowe (Edgar) Folk song sight sing-
ing series. 12151-12154, 22138.
Crowl (G. S8.):
Oh love me. 1788.
Orange trees in blossom.
Crowley (A. F.):
I’m broadcasting for a sweetheart.
24541.
If you could only see in me what
1801.
I see in you. 20427.
Crowley (B. J.) Old Man Depres-
sion get out a our door. 6208.
Crowley (Gregory). I don’t want to
know about heaven. 16361.
Crozier (I. H.) When we are in the
hands of love. 13647.
pt. OF, n.s., v. 28
Criiger
Dei.
Criiger
3639.
Cruger (Dox):
Down Tennessee. 4656 (141).
Forget. 2815 (90).
In Wax-land. 9332 (168).
Last night I dreamed of you.
4656 (344).
(J.) Nicene creed and Agnus
11761.
(Johann)
Koral for orgel.
Onawanda. 13765 (157).
*’Twixt sunlight and shadow.
13765 (232).
With fiying colors. 4656 (698,
6989).
Cruger (J.) Up, up, my heart, re-
joicing. 6826.
Cruickshank (H. B.)
yesterday. 2301.
Crum (Harry) Rose of my garden.
4120
Sweethearts of
Crumit (Frank):
Brother Ezra and Sister Susan.
264.
Grandson of Abdul Abulbul
Ameer. 53038.
Little Mohee. 22687.
Minnie Skavinsky Skavar. 5969.
What kind of a noise annoys an
oyster. 4492.
Crumit (Frank) songs ¢o.:
Antonio Pasquale Ramunio.
15792.
Brother Ezra and sister Susan.
15896.
King of Zulu. 16605.
Maurice, the gendarme. 16764.
Rough idea of my old Kentucky
home. 17157.
She can’t. 17207.
Crumlick (Lucie):
Alone. 11711.
My mother’s voice.
Crummey (A. R.)
one. 3241.
Crump (E. P.)
5818.
Crusoe (M. J.):
African drums. 19.
12905.
For the littlest
Little girl of mine.
My Honolulu baby. 1616.
Crutcher (R. R.) French class.
9904*.
Cruz (Juan) Por un beso de tu boca.
13124.
Cryor (W. M.):
Building in Jesus.
Dreams. 7503.
Give your life for Him. 5258.
2964.
Happy in the Lord. 7695.
Harmony. 7704.
Mother. 6004.
Csapo (Paul) Reviens cherie reviens.
21123.
1188
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19338
Cuba, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Cuccia (Joseph) Love me like you
should dear. 5867.
Cugat (Xavier) :
Dusk. 16115.
Ombo. 16998.
Cui (C. A.) Radiant stars, above the
mountains glowing. 23152.
Culbertson (C. R.) I am a beggar.
18353.
Culbraith (C. H.) I want to hear
Him eall my name. 1047.
Culbreth (Bill) All I want you to
say, you love me. 50.
Cull (H. BE.) Ship of gold. 11105.
Cullen (C. J.) Happy days. 9999.
Cullen (William) Come to our moun-
tains. 21944.
Culotta (Illuminato) :
"A canzone ’e Napule. 3.
Ah! Pammore e che ffa fa’. 27.
Al ijupo. 138788, 21712.
Autunno. 119.
Bel cecé. 7197.
Berceuse. 15844.
Bisbetica domata.
Fairy-tale. 9838.
Figlia del re. 644.
Fiorella. 7571.
Flores marchitas.
9503.
18178.
I’ m’arricordo ’e te. 990.
Monacelia della fontana. 12808.
Nella luna. 10724.
Non ti scordar di me.
Old old story. 6214.
Palla de’ mozzi. 18980, 18981.
Partita. 23074.
Pupa di neve. 1928.
Scusi signora. 2092.
So ’nnammurate ’e te. 2178.
Uno due tre. 11406.
Culpepper (O. O.) Depression blues.
493.
1708.
Cumberland (Gladys) :
Danish dance. 3098.
Russian dance. 41380.
Swedish dance. 4280.
Cummings (Catherine)
will it be. 20264.
Cummings (F. A.):
Rondeau. 9663.
Slumber, O slumber. 11144.
Cummings (M. H.) No night, no
Shadows. 25115.
Cummins (Bernie) Gamma phi beta
Serenade. 9915, 12188.
Cummins (F. P.):
Blues what am. 2935.
Gee kid. 3271.
You left a garden of roses.
Cundell (Edric)
17110.
How long
4617.
Quartet in C.
Cundy-Bettoney co.:
Cinderella. 23220.
Concertino. 21949.
Flight of the bumble bee. 22181.
Freyschtitz. 22159.
Our past commander. 23045,
Cuneo (A. F.) Seale e 24 studi in
Cth 1 Toni Rass,
Cunningham (Kitty) N.R.A. 16903.
Cunningham (M. E.) Old lumber
wagon. 25164.
Cunningham (Ruby) Caroline I’m
13977.
Sugar mine. 23795
coming home.
Cupero (Hddie)
(92).
Cupid. pseud. See Bauer (Teddy).
Cupid climbs the Alps. 18025*,
Cupp (B. L. S.):
Boy Scout patrol. 4853.
Pinch ant parade. 8568.
Road that leads to mother dear
and you. 15134.
Cura (EH. C. Van) See Van Cura
(BE. C.).
Curci (Fratelli) :
Buona notte, Billie. 270-272.
Canto solo per te. 312, 313.
Dormite. 7474.
Gambe in aria. 7613.
Giovinezza senza amore. 7%37—739.
Ma lVamore @é un’ altra cosa.
1433-1435.
Quando. 1988, 1939.
Sara la luna? no. 2053-2055.
Curham (Robert) :
In a rendezvous with you. 20439.
My little deutscher fraulein.
22900.
Your lips were made for kisses.
23786.
Curiel (Gonzalo) :
Agonia. 138780.
Antes. 23857.
Deseo. 496.
Fatalidad.
Mafnanita. 14736.
Mi querer. 24952.
Mientras caé la lluvia.
Ojos claros: 25158.
Sorpresa. 25542.
Temor. 25640.
Veredita de mi tierra.
Vision. 15547.
Curley (M. F.):
I’m in love with baby blue eyes
14206.
1522.
2514.
now. 12382.
My fate when you said adieu.
20834.
Curley (O. J.)
Wwe meet again. 55383.
Currie (Bill) Waiting for tomorrow
and you. 91138.
Currier (Cornelius)
of you. 14527.
I’m only waiting ‘till
In my dreams
1189
INDEX
Currier (Emmeline) If I could only
tell you. 7911.
Curry (Jack):
I’m gonna
18408.
Now I know that I was just your
plaything. 16957.
Curry (W. A.) Along the winding
river Eel. 15769.
Curti (Nino) Jole.
Curtis (A. F.):
Good times are
20158.
We got you in, you'll get us out.
21515.
When times were good. 17602.
Curtis (Billy):
scram to Alabam.
10306.
coming back.
Antonio Pasquale Ramonio.
15792.
Brother Ezra and Sister Susan.
264, 15896.
She can’t. 17207.
Curtis,(G. 'T_):
I’ve a longing for my beer. 12417.
Take her drawl and all. 21338.
Curtis (E. A.) Milyon.
Curtis (Ernesto De):
"A canzone ’e Napule. 2, 3.
"A femmena. 5, 6.
Ah! l’ammore e che ffa fa’. 26,
d96T.
PAK
Autunno. 119, 120.
Canzone ’e mala yita. 315.
Donna,.. 513.
I’ m’arricordo ’e te. 989, 990.
Napoli canta. 1654, 1655.
Nella luna. 1666, 10724.
Non ti scordar di me. 1708, 1709.
So ‘“nnammurate ’e te. 2178, 2179.
Sona, chitarra. 2199, 2200.
Viata a buie. 2518.
Curtis (Gis) Sail on silent moon.
19125.
Curtis (L. B.) Drifting and dream-
ing, sweet paradise. 5089.
Curtis (Loyal) Drifting and dream-
ing, sweet paradise. 5089.
Curtis (M. M. H.) My talking pic-
ture hero. 25084.
Curtis (Mme.) See Curtis (M. M. H.)
Curtis (Maude) Mountain home
blues. 14887.
Curtis (R. S.):
Dear old Iowa I’m in love. 12014.
I’m looking for another Mary.
3480.
Old homestead bound. 3962.
Curtis (Zole):
I’m just as good as new. 18410.
It’s fate that you should be mine.
18508.
Curtiss (Matilda) :
Come up some time. 18008.
Cottage I built for you. 11973.
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Crocodile crawl. 19894.
Croon to me. 19895.
Crying for love. 14061.
Dreaming down by the river.
19982.
Dreamy Mississippi lullabye [sic]
22077.
For it doesn’t matter. 1589,
12158.
Good night to you. T66.
Heaven in your arms. 20217.
I can’t forget. 16353.
I don’t care who’s to blame.
5466.
I’m on love’s holiday. 22418.
If you’re goin’ to love me. 10192.
It’s true. 1172.
Just to be with you. 5728.
Little French doll. 10435.
Lonesome love song. 12661.
Lost. 20677.
Lullaby. 10497.
Moonlight on the desert. 12822.
My bouquet of roses. 12859.
My home down by the swampland.
10664.
Shufflin’ feet. 8751.
Sighin’ of the wind. 23278.
Since I found you. 172381.
Smile again. 11146.
Somewhere. 11174.
Southern harmony. 8841.
Southland’s calling to me. 6583.
Spooning in the moonlight. 11207.
Stop. 17309.
Thru’ with my man. 2400.
Walking in the rain. 13571.
What is home without you. 23614.
When two lovers meet. 23667.
You’re my lucky number. 21663.
Curtiss (Ted):
Madiana. 105083.
Paris en joie. 10864.
Sans amour. 11054.
Si j’étais blanche. 11108.
Curts (L. J.) Haunting strains. 5339,
20201.
Curwen (J.) & sons, lItd.:
All bells in paradise.
Alsatian carol. 17788.
Butterfly. 25413.
Children’s day. 11928.
Drink of this cup. 22081.
Fan song and drill. 9841.
French minstrelsy. 243803,
23828.
I will lift up mine eyes. 24596.
Ivy and holly. 14573.
Mice. 24953.
Seven Christmas carols for little
children. 22229
Tune thy music to thy heart.
25718.
1190
itis ss
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
We cobblers lead a merry life.
15569.
Windmill. 238719.
Curzon (Frederic) :
In a little lane. 16502, 22503.
Simonetta. 19189.
Cuscina (Alfredo) 77 lodole e un
marito. 4655*.
Cusenza (Frank) :
Franklin D. Roosevelt. 9900.
Ho boy I’m in hell of a fix.
I tried to forget you. 10154.
Let the moon and stars above
cheer up for you. 8110.
Queen of my heart. 19059.
Until death will take me away.
8080.
Cusenza (Salvatore) :
Dear I’m in love with you. 475.
I love to dance with you. 975.
Waltzing the whole night through.
4461.
Cushman (Margaret)
you. 19836.
Custance (A. F. M.) Light upon the
twilight hour. 2815 (180)
Custard (EH. M.) Onward, humanity.
25188.
Custer (J. B.)
867.
Changeable
When the roses bloom
again in the valley. 19531.
Custillon (Henri):
Clo-Claude. 380.
Tokio mousmé. 23487.
Custy (—) pseud. See Custillon
(Henri)
Cuthbert (Jack) Mother of mine.
10619.
Cutler (N. M.) Spirit mother.
23360.
Cutter (F. M.):
Babes in the wood.
Cinderella’s slipper.
17752 (17).
17752 (29).
fae: the beanstalk. 17752
nk and the prince. 17752
(95).
Prince’s song to Rapunsel.
iii2 (4d7).
Cutter (R. A.) Headin’ home. 12278.
Cutton (L. R.) Just the name of
mother. 1229.
Cutty (William ) Little church
around the corner. 16670.
Cuvillier (Charles) :
Adorable symphonie. 93832 (4).
C’était un soir.
Coq du clocher.
Florabella. 664.
Primevére. 93832 (287).
Prophétie. 9832 (291).
Rose d’amour. 93832 (311).
Cuyler (lL. E.) Manual of exercises
in dictation for a course in aural
theory. 8235.
9332 (45).
9332 (72).
Cyester (EB. F.):
At ten o’clock. 4740.
When you are in my dreams.
6951.
Cynthia’s revels. 10062.
Cyphus (Henry):
Basque peasant returning from
church. 138860.
Lewis Carroll’s Alice in wonder-
land and Through the looking
glass. 3676.
Czamanske (W. M.) Back to Bethle-
hem. 21772*.
Czarnecki (H. L. T.) Grieving grand-
daddies. 12245.
Czechoslovakia, reciprocal copyright
protection of music, p. 5.
Czernik (Willi) Concert A-moll ftir
violine. 9641.
Czerny (Carl)
21696 (20, 21).
Czerwinski (K. C.):
Ah’s got dem blues.
Jesus greatest Master.
What have I done to you.
Czerwonky (Richard) :
Little suite. 3697.
Song of the moon. 8826.
Czibulka (Alphons, or Alphonse) :
Ausgewihlte ettiden.
19660.
10299.
19502.
Love’s dream after the _ ball.
5882.
Serenade. 17198.
Czigans (Gilbert) Down where the
cocoanuts grow. T7486.
Dabney (E. D.)
Da Costa (Raie)
life. 1395.
Dacre (Harry) Daisy Bell.
Dada (G. M. or J. M.):
Consagracion. 11967.
Decepcion. 5018.
Desolacion. 3124.
Expiacion. 12120.
Irma la mala. 3567.
Dadswell (Cyril) :
Cradle song of the Ozarks.
Just home. 10330.
Queen of th’ night. 10986.
Daffin (R. L.) I’m lonesome just for
you. 24553.
Dagley (B. B):
Enchanting evening. 20022.
Harvest moon. 20199.
Lonesome cowboy. 20663.
Out West. 21029.
D’Agostino (A.) Melody in G minor.
13765 (118).
Dahlen (C. O.)
Dahlin (Carl)
Only you. 10830.
Love’s the joy of
7410.
9657.
Three songs. 24113.
We've got the right
man in the White House now.
25795.
Dailey (F. R.) No wonder I’m blue.
6148.
Dailey (Joseph) My freedom. 20836.
To
INDEX
Daines (S. R.) Infinitude. 1147.
Dainty (KE. H.) My ladye’s glove.
16858.
Dale (Colin) Waltz charming.
23566.
Dale (Dallas) June light and moon
light. 5701.
Dale (Frederic) :
County-Down-along. 18019.
Hush haven. 18347.
Dale (G. W.) Daddy’s little
eyed pal. 446.
Dale (Jimmy):
brown
Barnyard blues. 158.
Ida, sweet as apple cider. 1077.
My heart at thy sweet voice.
21168.
Original Dixieland one-step. 1810.
There'll be some changes made.
341.
Dale (John):
Boarding house blues. 4846.
Feet, take me home. 5174.
My prayer. 6092.
Old, old story. 6213.
Dale (Marie) pseud. See Bowlby
CCEA W)
Dale (Ruth) pseud. See Wilson
(IES)
Dalebury (Jill) Game for two.
24320.
Da Leo (John) I was planning.
20408.
Daley (M. A.) My colleen wild rose.
12864.
Dall (John Van) See Van Dall
(John)
Dallas (J E.) & sons, Itd.:
Becky play your violin. 7192.
Spit on it for luck. 2235.
Vice. 2519.
Dallas (Martin) pseud. See Jacobus
(M. D. A.)
Dallas music ¢o.:
Hop Scotch. 22306.
I love but you. 20348.
Tale of long ago. 15403.
Dalley (O. E.):
Reverie. 25330.
Serenade. 25428.
Dallin (Jacques) :
Je garde mon cceur. 18531, 20497.
Voix de mon réve. 19462.
Vous étes nées coquettes. 25758.
Dallmann (Eduard) What have I
done. 25810.
D’Allura (Guy) Days gone by.
Dalmaine (C. C.):
Love’s a flower. 5872.
Nation shall speak peace unto na-
tion. 3916.
Dalrymple (Lewis)
5005.
Amorosa bella.
pt. 10, n.s., v. 28
Dalton (FE. M.):
End of the bandit trail. 590.
Vout Zao
Dalton (Mrs. Harley) See Dalton
(M. M.)
Dalton (I, M.) Why can’t I haye you.
19554.
Dalton (M. M.):
I’m singing but I’m feeling blue.
16429
I want to go home. 7896.
Lonesome. 10456.
Dalton (N. W.) Without you. 11584.
Dalton (Phil) Fore. 18189.
Daltry (J. 8S.) ~O Saviour
world. 6184.
Daly (J. J.) This is the day. 11831.
Daly (Jerry) Awake, America. 7162.
Daly (Richard) Marching on to Chi-
eago. 8240.
Daly (Thomas) :
Colinette. 21982.
Down the old trail of dreams.
22057.
In an old star-lit garden. 22509.
When you pass by to-night in the
of the
moonlight. 25865.
Daman (K. L.) Put your hand to
the wheel. 15103.
Damaré (H.) Nouvelle méthode com-
pléte de filite. 3938.
Dame (Mrs. E. H) See Dame
(M. E.) nb
Dame (M. E.):
Chicago. 11920.
George Washington. 12188.
Dame de minuit. 9538.
Dame mit dem regenbogen. 19906.
Damerell (8S. J.):
Hleven good lads. 20011.
Gug-Gug-Gug-Gertie I lul-lul-lul
love you. 5316.
It was four o’clock in the morning.
20490.
There are many excuses for drink-
ing. 21378.
Damesek (Abbe) When love’s old
song was new. 138682.
Damiano (Paolo) This night is meant
for us two. 11832.
Damico (Joseph) Under the blue
eagle. 23519
Damrosch (Walter) :.
My first song book. 3867.
New universal school music series.
107384, 18900.
Damski (Henri) Scampus on the cam-
pus. 11060.
Dana (Arthur) pseud. See lLynes
(Frank)
Dana (Dora) We'll go on parade.
13592.
Danburg (R. L.) Indian trail. 12476.
1192
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Dance songs from the West Indies.
8092.
Dancer (Fay):
Mother of mine. 10618.
My hat’s off to you, dad. 10655.
D’Ancheta (Robert) Manila memo-
ries. 24893.
Dancing lady.
22874, 25334.
Dancing-song. 12004.
Dandelot (Georges)
suite. 2446.
Dandrieu (FY.)
Daneau (Nicolas)
4392.
Daneau (Suzanne)
D’Angelo (Joseph)
perity. 13205.
Daniel (J. W.)
22105, 22278, 22661,
Trio en forme de
Caquet. 4885.
Trio en la mineur.
Fantaisie. 7422.
Roosevelt pros-
Sing a little tenor,
Sing a little bass. 8765.
Daniel (Kathryn) :
Blue river waltz. 13918.
Only red roses. 6241.
Roosevelt grand march. 6418.
Daniel (W. J.) Blue eagle. 19768.
Daniele (A. L.):
Buy American. 279.
In old Soudan. 24635.
Daniels (C. N.):
Autumn. 19648 (7).
Cherry. 93832-(55).
Cleopatra Finnegan. T7076 (87).
Dancing in blue. 16019, 16020.
Do you remember. 7076 (63).
Heartsease. 7076 (117).
Here you come with'love. 10026.
Lady Lou. 24748.
Lily-May. 5798.
Lou-Anna. 18658.
Ooh honey what you do to me.
21016.
00-00-OOH, honey, what you do to
me. 23033, 23034.
Sanitol. 7076 (301).
Siiverheels. 2815 (308).
Sombrero. T076 (322).
Swanee woman. 11241.
Waltzing in blue. 18574.
Daniels (KH. C.) Midnight
5964.
Daniels (Hdwin)
18801.
Daniels (M. W.):
Before the King. 9832 (29).
Could I catch the wayward breeze.
9332 (74).
In the dark. 11670 (161).
Irish coquette. 11670 (166).
Love, when I sleep. 9332 (221).
Daniels (Michael) I found the key
to paradise. 16369. —
Daniels (N. A.):
I’m saving all my kisses.
moon.
5540.
Music hath charms.
Make room for me dear in your
heart. | 12719.
Daniels (Virginia)
you. 8034, 20538.
Danielson (A.) I never find time to
be lonesome. 3490.
Danielson (F. W.)
Just because it’s
Songs for little
people. 19648 (1381).
Danielson (Sigrid) Hverlastingly.
16136.
Danish dance. 38098.
Danks (H. P.):
Not ashamed of Christ. 23795
(59).
Silver thre:ds among the gold.
8760.
Danley (V. B.) To a mocking bird.
2411
D’Annunzio (August) Rosetta beila.
25379.
Danovsky (Emil) When the sun sets
in the west. 13644.
Dans mon Village. 7422*,
Danse de la reine d’Avril. 7424.
Danseuses pour VAmérique du Sud.
99, 1185, 1660, 1906, 1907, 10288.
Danton. 9587.
Danubiana. 1579, 6171.
Danz (Louis) Impression of a picture
by S. Macdonald-Wright. 20433.
Dapreda (Gino) Raccolta de pezzi
per organo. 19064.
Daquin (lL. C.) Cuckoo. 4974.
Darbritz (Arno):
Hoch du edles bier. 7747.
Just one more drink. 20544.
Darby (Tom)
pines. 8929.
Darcieux (Francisque) :
Take me back to the
Deux grenadiers. 2086.
EXxilés. 9830.
Forét chantante. 22146.
Largo. 799.
Nocturne. 460.
Plaisir d’amour. 1881.
Solfége orphéonique. 15280,
25498, 25499.
Sur le pont de Adour. 238895.
Dardanelle (Louise) Dardanelle’s
(Louise) simplified harmony formu-
las. 21991.
Dardanelle-Beck pub. co. Dardanel-
le’s (Louise) simplified harmony
formulas. 21991.
Dare (G. S.) Year-round song and
chorus book. 25986.
Dare (Virginia) Prosperity’s call.
10968.
Darewski (Herman) music pub. co.,
incorporating Charles Sheard & co.
Oh ma foi! naughty boy. 138008.
Dargomijsky (A.) Vanka ’n’ Tanka.
19451.
1193
INDEX
Dark eyes. 461, 3100, 4991, 12007,
14075.
Darlay (René) Ne vous embrassez
plus. 14923.
Darling (W. F.) Shine on Mr. Har-
lem Moon. 19176.
Darnall (M. B.) American army life.
23844.
Darnell (Blaine) Where the roses
are kissed by the moon. 21591.
Darnelle (Lee) I could dream ten
million dreams. T7796.
Darr (J. R.) jr. When you don’t
care anymore. 23672.
Darrah (Jack) Gee, no one but you
honey. 9925.
Darras (E. H.) pseud. See Schauer
(Gerhard)
Darrin (Charles)
7269.
Darrington (Allen) Love in the sweet
blue South. 8191.
Brothers are we.
Dart (A. A.) There’s a place in my
heart for you. 11316.
Darvo (Arthur) Wedding morn.
15580.
Da San Martino (Bruna):
Haunted heart. 22256.
I found her yesterday. 22347.
Vision of silver and gold. 19459.
Dasch (George) :
Andante and Gavotte.
Scherzo. 18043.
Dash (Irwin) music ¢o., ltd.:
All over Italy they sing so pret-
tily. 11706, 15762, 15763.
At the end of the day. 23879.
At the little Pig and Whistle.
17809.
11739.
Cage in the window. 17953.
Cheerio. 21908.
Cuddle up close. 16013.
Down on the delta. 31538.
I got a shoe. 24504.
I’m regretting it now. 16427.
It’s a million to one I love you.
10262.
Night after night. 3923.
PCAs IDOlT,
Wheezy Anna. 4497.
Wheezy-Anna’s wedding day.
23630.
Without an umbrella. 17666.
Without that certain thing.
23725.
Woman should stick to her man.
17669.
You did ev’rything for me. 11623.
You’re the only one for me.
23778.
Da Silva (H. Eca) See Eca da Silva
(H.)
Dauber (Dol) So wie du hat mich
noch keine frau gektisst. 6539.
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Daugherty (Margaret):
Just you and our home sweet
home. 5730.
Why don’t you come up sometime.
21616.
Daugherty (Ruth) Depression blues.
7444.
Daum (John):
How can it be sweet springtime
for me. 14864.
Under that old weeping willow.
9072.
Daumalle (EK. S.)
18269.
Dautel (Hall):
K.L.U. 24715.
Song of thanksgiving. 25523.
We thank Thee, Lord. 25794.
Davenport (A. D.) Salute to Ala-
bama. 19131.
Davenport (A. 8.) Dawn of a
brighter day. 4999, 9687.
Davenport (HE. B.) N.R.A. 18861.
Davenport (H. M.) When you’ve
lost your girl. 21579.
Davenport (Helen) Memories I keep
of you. 22802.
Davenport (P. M.)
5796.
Davern (C. J.) My life is just an
open book. 16860.
Hail, N-R-A.
Life’s no fun.
Davico (V.) Tre facezie. 9686.
David (J. N.):
Chaconne. 17966.
Choralwerk. 17981.
Passamezzo und Fuge. 18998.
Ricereare. 19090.
Toccata und Fuge. 19405.
Zwei hymnen. 18044.
Zwei kleine priludien und fugen,
4996.
David (John)
of me. 8201.
David (Lee): .
Divorce of the painted dolls.
Love made a fool out
18078.
Just a year ago tonight. 12537,
14599.
That means you're falling in love.
4330.
Three of us. 15448, 15444.
Under the linden trees. 6810,
6811, 11400, 13517.
David (Mack):
Lullaby moon. 16733, 18683.
Three cornered moon. 19378,
21403.
Will it always be me. 6991.
Davidofsky (Morris) :
Laughing at life. 1283.
Selling your soul. 8724.
Davidson (C. C.) Voice sweet and
low. 13557.
1194
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Davidson (C. I.):
Esta noches. 12104.
Gypsy serenade. 9989.
Davidson (Cecil) In the cool of the
night. 14532, 16513.
Davidson (D. W.) Singing o’er your
shoulder. 11131.
Davidson (F. J.) It’s time that we
were saying good-bye. 10274.
Davidson (Malcolm) Orain nam
beann. 1800.
Davidson (Morey) Mississippi holi-
day. 24965.
Davidson (W. A.) No sun’s in the
sky. 20943.
First love. 22125.
NRA song. 16917,
Davies (Arthur)
Davies (Bessie)
18878.
Davies (C. N.)
Davies (H. T.):
Diniweidrwydd. 24152.
Moab. 22819.
Davies (Elba):
My inspiration. 6072.
Natural dance rhythms for chil-
dren and adults. 10714.
Davies (Gwilym) His all-discerning
love. 7744.
Davies (Gwyneddon)
22844.
Davies (I. R.):
May the grace of Christ.
Nine-fold Kyrie. 1690.
Ye servants of the Lord. 2787.
Davies (Walford) Lamb. 1274.
Davis (A. C.) & co. We're thumbing
our way to Chicago. 6882.
Davis (A. J.):
Birthday reception. 4656 (62).
I ama soldier. 4656 (269).
Waving fans. 4656 (676).
Davis (B. A.) Girl I love is a demo-
Friend. 9332 (116).
Mother-in-law.
1492.
erat. 18217.
Davis (B. S.) Roosevelt just won’t
wait. 21147..
Davis (Benny):
And I thought I was through with
love. 7131.
EKv’ryone remembers
5157.
Love tales. 1398.
There’s nothing new in I love you.
6733, 8994, 8995.
Will you love me
19571, 19572, 23715.
Davis (Bert) I am flirting with you.
12328.
Davis (Blevins)
Davis (C. B.)
but you.
tomorrow.
See Davis (C. B.)
Hagle of the N.R.A.
18131.
Davis (C. I.):
Christmas. 2815 (51).
Fourth of July. 2815 (91).
Hallowe’en. 2815 (121).
May-day. 2815 (206).
Davis (C. J.):
Where childhood dreams come
true. 17616.
Where December is like a June
day. 19537.
Davis (Carl) Memories of Hawaii.
18728.
Davis (Claude) Zangara’s fate.
7073.
Davis (Collin) Nonsense. 9332
(255).
Davis (D. G.):
He lifted me up—yes, up. 3353.
Tll be true, Lord, to ‘Thee.
24515.
Davis (D.-0O.) Call of the N-R-A.
19816.
Davis (David) I’m hungry for your
sweet sweet kisses. 1001.
Davis (H. M.):
I never thought I’d miss you.
5d53.
Rosecovered shack. 19113.
Davis (E. R. L):
Far away. 21696 (92).
Nonsense. 9332 (255).
Davis (Hleanor) Dry that little tear.
18127.
Where the Swanee
thru heaven. 19540,
Davis (Ernie)
River flows
23682.
Davis (Mrs. F. C.)
Davis (F. H.):
Chanson pour Avril.
Scherzo. 14078.
Trois mélodies. 22000.
Davis (Frank) I like bananas
cause they have no bones. 22362.
Davis (George):
Just for fun.
Smoke dreams.
Davis (Grace)
See Davis (J. J.)
24039.
be-
10328.
11152.
Heaven enough for
two. 20216.
Davis (H. J.) pseud. See Israel
(Harry)
Davis (H. L.) Hold me in your arms
to-night. 12298.
Davis (H. 8):
Dreams by the brook. 19987.
Moon beams. 20777.
Pico Peak of old Vermont. 21056.
"Twas heaven to be with you dar-
ling. 17462.
Davis (Harvey) When mother sang.
11512.
Davis (Irene) See Nick (I. D.)
Davis (J.) Yo, yo, mama. 15686.
Davis (J. C.) Don’t give up. 520.
Davis (J. EH.) jr. Moanin’ for my lost
love. 24974.
Davis (J. H.)
line. 21213.
Davis (J. J.)
Sign on the dotted
My sweetie. 1645.
1195
INDEX
Davis (Jimmie) :
Bury me in old Kentucky.
Gambler’s return. 5227.
High behind blues. 859.
Hold ’er, Newt. 5390.
Home in Caroline. 38387.
Jealous lover. 5687.
Organ-grinder blues.
Sewing machine blues.
Tom eat and pussy blues.
Davis (Joe):
2972.
3993.
2110.
4381.
Im twisting loops in pretzels.
10141.
You're my dream that came true.
11640.
Davis (Joe) ine.:
Answer my heart. 17817, 19697.
Basin Street blues. 2905.
Be ready. 2907.
Carolina lullaby. 4890, 7318.
Casa Loma stomp. 13978.
Cast your sins away. 18980.
Colorado blues. 24072.
Deep forest. 3114.
Delta bound. 14095.
Dixie Lee. 22033, 24158.
Dream serenade. 9762.
Fan waltz. 20052.
Farewell. 3222.
Haunting melody. 18286.
He’s a son of the South.
I’m twisting loops in
10141.
In a little Casanova.
In the valley of yesterday.
Just you and I. 1284.
Listen to the story of Sleepy Hol-
low Bill. 24796.
Lullaby lady. 16731, 16732.
Mahogany hall stomp. 5908.
Mississippi basin. 8291, 10573.
Moonlight down in lovers’ lane.
14823.
My sweet harmony man.
No more blues. 6148.
Old Nebraska moon. 18947.
Please don’t talk about ny man.
1889, 4048.
830.
pretzels.
10202.
20456.
25080.
Radio parade. 23158.
Shoutin’ in that amen corner.
19177, 25447.
Southern holiday. 2221.
Started out from Texas. 25564.
Sweetheart of Red River valley.
25618.
Thank God for the ould sod.
PISO.
That means you're falling in love.
4330.
That’s a lot of nonsense. 21366.
What are we gonna use for money.
6910.
You never saw fish like the saw
fish that I saw. 21657.
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
You’re my dream that came true, -
11640.
Davis (KAR):
Adieu, sweet Amarillis.
Ave verum. 6024.
Beetle’s wedding. 7196.
Cinderella. 7358.
Little shepherd boy. 22690.
Le, a voice to heaven sounding.
22699.
My bonny lass. 22868.
O little star in the sky. 6178.
Old woman and the pediar. 1759.
Radiant stars, above the moun-
tains glowing. 23152.
Thy mouth, fair maid, is a rose-
bud red. 9012.
Turn ye to Me. 18501.
*"Tween the mount and the deep,
deep vale. 9056.
Wassail song. 2574, 6866.
Davis (lL. E.) Don’t say we're
through. 14122.
Davis (L. W.):
Memory’s lane.
Moonlight capers.
Davis (Lexie)
3365.
avis (Louise) :
Birthday reception. 4656 (62).
Tama soldier. 4656 (269).
Waving fans. 4656 (676).
Davis (M. F.):
Mah baby. 10509.
Top o’ the world. 11366, 17441.
Wee little house. 11474.
Davis (Meta) Dance songs from the
West Indies. 3092.
Davis (Mildred) Hot stepper. 18339.
Davis (Priscilla) Share my pillow.
25436.
Davis (R. A.) Jack and Jill.
Davis (Rummy) pseud.
(B. A.)
Davis (Ruth) Next to mother who do
you love. 16935.
Davis (W.):
Land N blues.
Life boat blues.
Davis (W. A.)
home in the West.
Davis (W. E.):
21705.
5955.
20783.
Help me find my heart.
22569.
See Davis
24746.
24785.
My old mountain
10689.
I’ve joined the N.R.A. 16468.
Luckies. 38741.
Davis (W. H.) Save me a place in
your heart. 11056.
Davis (W. R.) Sussex mummers’
carol. 6655.
Davis (Walter) :
M. & O. blues no. 3. 1482.
Worried man blues. 2750.
Davison (A. T.):
April is in my mistress’ face.
7138.
1196
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Choruses from Ruddigore. 21915.
Flowering orchards. 20070.
Me ye have bereaved. 14761.
Men of Harlech. 18764.
Monks’ march. 18764.
Oh, why camest thou before me.
18764.
Spring returns. 8853.
Davison (EH. H.) They call me August.
13453.
Davison (H. P.)
and its colleges.
Davison (J. A.)
wind instruments.
Davison (M. E.)
puzzle. 10420.
Davison (M.T.) Memories. 20746.
Dawison (—) Sjoémansdans i manens
glans. 21227.
Dawley (E. V.):
Moonlight on Lake Hrie. 8312.
Your smile keeps me here. 23788.
Dawley (Jimmie) Will the angels
play their harps for me. 23718.
Dawson (C. L.) Fall in line. 22112.
Dawson (Evelyn) Lonely. 8157.
Dawson (Frances) It’s a cold, cold
night. 24665.
Dawson (Kate) Green hills of old Ire-
land. 3321.
Dawson (Louise) :
Dearest ever heard.
Noble portal. 14948.
Dawson (W. C.) Wealthy, constant
Songs of Theta xi
25533. :
School tunes for
2075.
Life’s a jig saw
14085.
and true. 6890.
Dawson (W. E.) Just you and I.
8042.
Dax (Daniel) pseud. See Amfitheatrof
(Daniele)
Day (A. T.) My heart is broken to-
day. 83864.
Day (E. F.) Scherzo in D major.
4144.
Day (J. B.) Sweetest thing. 6667.
Day (May) Hour of dreams. 14861.
Day (May) music co. Hour of dreams.
143861.
Day (PR. W.) Love gleam. 8190.
Day (R. BH.) Awake! ’tis May. 94383*.
Day (R. G.):
Ever riding the sea. 20037.
Flutter, little snowflakes, flutter.
20072.
Day (S. A.):
Henry-Htta. 20226*.
Tll love you just the same. 10106.
Lullaby of the poppies. 10499.
Mary’s song of exaltation. 24902.
Perhaps I will. 10877.
Day of days. 138765 (88).
Daymond (Emily) Tunes new and
old for sight reading. 17458,
Dazar (Léon) Du hast das feur im
blut. 12091.
De battle ob Jerico. 22006.
Deal a hand. 19925*.
Dean (B. C.):
Life holds no joy but you. 20609.
My old Irish mother. 12908.
One kind word so softly spoken.
25181.
Same stupid gossoon am I. 21172.
Dean (Bessie) See Toone (B. D.)
Dean (Elizabeth) pseud. See Stan-
hope (Vera).
Dean (L. J.) Song for the girl I love.
8818, 13338.
Deane (H. F. W.) & sons, The year
book press, Itd.:
Benedictus. 158438.
Birds. 15851.
Bison. 15854.
Blessing of the ship. 15861.
. Butterflies gay. 15904.
First spring morning. 16161.
Green fire. 16257.
Lady Gwenny. 16615.
Magnificat and Nune dimittis.
16741.
My spirit longeth for thee.
Owl. 17039.
Paty O'Toole. 17051.
Prelude & Fugue. 23124.
Ship a’sailing. 17216.
Te Deum. 17359.
Two rats. 19434.
16886.
Waken! Lords and ladies gay.
19470.
When to her lute. 17603.
Deane (Ursula) Waltz lingering.
6855.
De Angelus (John) Never my dear.
14927.
Dear nightingale, awake. 479.
Dear oid Ireland. 2815 (71, 72).
Dearborn music co.:
Au revoir. 15808.
I found heaven within your eyes.
24499.
Like you. 24794.
Lovely one. 24862.
Dearing (H. Ll.) Prosperity is advanc-
ing. 4070.
DeArmond (Lizzie) :
Around Bethlehem’s manger.
15733. (138).
Day of days. 18765 (388).
Nature’s awakening. 13765 (131).
Old, old story. 157383 (248).
Deasy (Myra):
If only someone cared for me.
1091.
Tired and blue for a letter from
you. 6755.
Deay (P. W.) pseud. See Day
(Peas)
DeBellis (Dominic) Sweetheart of
my dreams. 25617.
1197
INDEX
de Berton (Roland) pseuwd. See
Saenger (Gustav).
Debruyne (M. T.):
I love and caress you today.
18386.
If I could persuade her.
Living for you. 18688.
DeBuday (C. H.) pseud. See DeLack-
ner (C. H.).
De Buelow (Birger):
Barearolle. 2900.
Nadra. 3914.
De Bueris (John):
Country dance.
Gavotte. 21792.
Gavotte classique. 9923.
De Burgos (Francis) Beggar maid.
23939*.
De Burgos (H. J.):
Am I in love. 238841.
Dancing till dawn. 24120.
Russian love song. 25382.
When snow flakes fall. 25844.
Debussy (Claude): ©
Aimons-nous et dormons. 11691.
Andante du quatuor. 15733 (8).
Aprés-midi d’un faune. 4728.
Cheveux. 238795 (14).
Clair de lune. 9622.
Cloches. 15733 (62).
Cortége et Air de danse.
(iO; (49.
Damoiselle Elue. 15733 (77).
Douze chants. 15783 (81, 82).
Duo 4 la fontaine. 15733 (101,
102).
En bateau. 15733 (108, 109).
Girl with the flaxen hair. 9940.
Golliwogs’ cake walk. 9962.
Hommage 4 Rameau. 4656 (254).
Il pleure dans mon ceeur. 22494.
Menuet. 15733 (215, 216).
Mer. 4656 (396, 397).
Mort de Pelléas. 23795 (55).
Mouvement. 4656 (422).
Page d’album. 138072.
Pelléas et Mélisande.
489).
Récit dArkel. 4656 (524).
Récit de Genevieve. 4656 (525).
Récit de pelléas. 4656 (526).
18464.
21791.
15733
4656 (488,
Récit et air de Lia. 15783 (283,
284).
Reflects dans l’eau. 4656 (529).
Romance. 15783 (292).
1°® arabesque. 15733 (394).
2° arabesque. 15733 (395).
Debussy (E. L. M.):
Andante du quatuor.
Cloches. 15733 (62).
Cortége et Air de danse.
€70,; TL).
Demoiselle Elue. 15733 (77).
Douze chants. 15733 (81, 82).
15733 (8).
15733
pt. OI, n. s., v. 28
Duo a la fontaine. 15733 (102).
En bateau. 15733 (108, 109).
Hommage 4 Rameau. 4656 (254).
Menuet. 15733 (215, 216).
Mer. 4656 (396, 397).
Mouvement. 4656 (422).
Pelléas et Mélisande. 4656 (488,
489).
Récit d’Arkel. 4656 (524).
Récit de Geneviéve. 4656 (525).
Récit de Pelléas. 4656 (526).
Récit et air de Lia. 15733 (288,
284).
Refiets dans eau. 4656 (529).
Romance. 15733 (292).
1°° arabesque. 15783 (394).
u* arabesque. 15733 (395).
DeCaire (J. W.) Ill never dream.
18382.
De Cairos-Rego (Iris):
Albatross. 15752.
Firelight. 16157.
Waltz in E. 17514.
De Cairos-Rego (Rex) ‘Trinity college
of music. 13490-13492.
De Canio (Ralph) Roosevelt slogan-
mareh. 15156.
De Cara _ (Frances)
13429.
De Carli (Carlo)
battenti. 12479.
De Cesare (Pasquale):
Conquerers [sic]
15996.
For love and honor. 14235.
Glory to our Flag. 22198.
Leader of American spirit.
Decevée (A. M. P.):
Glory to God in the Highest.
21696 (124).
Mazurka gracieuse. 17752 (93).
Decevée (EH. J.):
Glory to God
21696 (124).
Mazurka gracieuse.
De Cimber (J. V.):
Gamma phi beta serenade. 9915,
12183.
I vish I vas back in Milwaukee.
7890, 12420.
When a feller needs a friend.
13622.
Deck the hall. 19933, 24140.
Decker (D. 8S.) Earthquake of Los
Angeles. 7519, 7520.
Decker (P. C.) We'll chase Old Man
Depression. 175338.
Decker (Viola) Somewhere. 19237.
de Conte (A. A.) See Conte (A. A.
de)
De Costa (Leon)
De Costa (Olive)
DeCoster (P. D.) Dismiss us with
Thy blessing. 19648 (26).
Tear drops.
Inno degli ex-com-
of the air.
8085.
in the Highest.
17752 (98).
Hallelujah. 3336.
1198
Hallelujah. 3336. —
~
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
De Crescenzo (Mario) :
Am I in love. 238841.
Dancing till dawn. 24120.
Russian love song. 25382.
When snow flakes fall. 25844.
Decruck (Fernande' Breilh-)
Breilh-Decruck (Fernande).
Decruck (Maurice) :
Bagatelles. 238913.
Chant lyrique. 339.
Danses et procession andalouse.
24123.
Enfantillages. 24226.
Fillettes. 24262.
Miniatures polonaises.
Dee (Dorothy):
This is now the end of all that.
17407.
Traffic blocked. 17444.
Deeds (Mildred) Down memory lane.
16076.
Deems
25871.
Deep within my heart of hearts.
14091.
Deer (T. L.):
I’m in love with my mother-in-
law’s gal. 3475.
Sangamon river, I’m dreaming of
you. 4137.
(Louise) Little sunshine girl.
See
24960.
(H. E.) Where’s Elmer.
Dees
1345
De Felice (G.):
My darling. 20821.
My little dream. 20848.
De Frances (Louis) :
*"Cause we won’t be two sweet-
hearts again. 3005.
Under heaven’s lights with you.
4416.
De Francesco (—):
Dance. 14092.
Summer storm. 17326.
De Francesco (L. E.):
After the tragedy. 15742.
Ariel polka. 101.
Belle Zouma. 23946.
Cavalcade. 326, 327, 4900, 4901.
Dangerously yours. 3097, 4985,
14072.
Devant le miroir. 50386.
Elvira. 22098.
Fanfares and trumpet calls. 9843.
Fantasmagoria. 12132.
Festival title. 636.
Fox (Sam) atmospheric series.
5208.
French march. 16201.
Hoopla. 22304.
Keltic prelude. 20560.
Longing for home. 16693.
_ Nuit enchantée. 10770.
Opening of the fair. 3991.
Oriental incidental. 13046.
38188—34——_9
Paddy. 21038, 21034.
Pansy. 10854.
Pocus recites. 17076.
Power and the glory. 17086.
Prelude orientale. 17089.
Prelude picturesque. 17090.
Prelude to a Chinese play. 19034.
President Roosevelt march. 6344.
Princess and the axe incidental.
13142.
Romantic. 4115, 6415.
Tess of the storm country. 17365.
Toiling Amazons. 11361.
Vision and chaos. 17494.
Warriors. 11459.
Ye merrie travellers.
1914-1918, 2815.
De Friere (M.) Hello Chicago.
de Galban (EH. M.)
(H. M. de).
De Garde (Gypsy) pseud. See Neid-
engard (H. G.)
De George (A. S.)
prairie. 19253.
de Gracia (Pedro) :
Carmen. 7311.
No mas foxtrot. 1695.
Vida es sueno. 13548.
De Gregory (Leroy) :
Beautiful dream girl
9469.
Near the river of blue. 16919.
Degrez (Jos.) Cours de théorie musi-
eale. 422.
De Groat (G. E.):
M-C-K- double-EE. 22757.
Under the banner with McKee.
23518.
(O. A.)
De Groff
- 16689.
De Groodt (Thomas) I love you in
the springtime. 12365.
De Guerre (Frank) Nira. 22960.
DeGuire (Beryl) My songs are all for
you. 16883.
DeGuisto (V. F.) Veterans of foreign
wars. 15589.
De Haan (Ethel)
in. 25926.
DeHart (A. T.) New deal. 20919.
DeHart (Harry) Every once in a
17687.
7728.
See Galban
Song of the
so real.
Lonely years.
Won’t you ask me
while. 3206.
DeHart (Harry) jr. Every once in a
while. 601, 3206.
De Hines (Johnnie) Old Man South.
14976.
de Horth (George)
Deibert (A. S.)
fair. 9611.
Deininger (Ernest)
Deiro (Guido):
Deiro’s (Guido) royal method for
the piano accordion. 5021,
14098.
Julia. 5700.
Chicago 1933 worlds
Gone. 20140.
1199
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Deiro (Guido)—Continued.
Hand grenade throwers. 20183.
Lola. 20655.
Royal flying corp. 23227.
Deiro (Pietro) :
Capitan. 2998.
Cumparsita. 7406.
National emblem. 8412.
Play fiddle play. 4041.
Tango della gelosia. 21344.
Washington post. 6865.
Deis (Carl):
Build thee more stately mansions.
15900.
Clouds. 19868.
Du bist wie eine blume. 4148.
Home beyond the river. 53897,
10039.
Passing by. 1845, 21047.
Seven little Christmas. carols.
21286.
Surrexit pastor bonus. 6653.
Deiss (R.):
Cing chants. 15048.
Cing piéces bréves. 18892.
Coneertino. 3057.
Deux élégies romaines. 14791.
Deux poémes. 14792.
Devant sa main nue. 14104.
Gigue. 10869.
Guitare. 18262.
Passepied. 10869.
Sept arabesques. 8246.
Six préludes. 18893.
Sonate. 8247.
Songes. 23345.
Toréador. 11367.
Tre facezie. 9686.
De Janvier (L. B.) Feed My lambs.
Dl.
De Janvier (La Bella) pseud. See De
Janvier (L. B.)
In memory dear. 13765 (96).
Just eighteen years ago. 4656 —
(3388).
Lily and the moon. 4656 (359).
Man! Foolish man. 4656 (385).
Mimette, the human mermaid.
4656 (404).
Music. 4656 (424).
My garden had a rose. 4656
(428).
My old bassoon. 138765 (128).
My wish. 4656 (440).
Nudek, nudel, nup, nup. 13765
(136). :
Oh joy! Oh bliss. 4656 (470).
Oyster and the clam. 138765 (163).
Phillida. 4656 (493).
Pray pretty maid. 13765 (172).
Pretty maiden. 4656 (517).
Pretty Tyrolese. 13765 (175).
Robin redbreast. 4656 (541).
Rooster and the lark. 183765.
(182).
Royal hussars are we. 4656 (553).
Same old game. 15733 (304).
Same old story. 15733 (305).
Shepherds and _ chorus. 4656
Cai): )
Slumber on. 4656 (580).
So then away. 4656 (582).
Soldier of love. 4656 (583).
Student king. 138765 (214), 19648
(135, 136).
Such is love. 157383 (342).
Tit for tat. 18765 (225).
"Twas the rose. 4656 (651).
Under wicket. 4656 (657).
Victoria. 4656 (665).
What’s a maiden. 4656 (682).
What’s the difference. 4656 (683).
Wine, woman and song. 138765
(248).
De’Jesus (G. C.): De Koven (Reginald):
That’s why I trusted you. 48386.
There’s blues in the air. 4849.
de Kerekjarto (Duci) Child’s dream.
19851.
De Koven (Anna):
Behold the king. 4656 (56).
Black sheep. 4656 (65).
Charge boys charge. 2815 (47).
Columbine and Harlequin. 18765
(28).
Cupid’s grammar. 4656 (118).
Fancy free. 13765 (52).
Four seasons. 15733 (127).
Gay lieutenant. 19648 (40).
Give me thy heart love. 4656
(292):
Happy is the summer day. 4656
(228).
Happyland. 4656 (229-235).
How I love flowers. 4656 (260).
I took them all. 13765 (91).
1200
Behold the king. 4656 (56).
Black sheep. 4656 (65).
Charge boys charge. 2815 (47).
Columbine and Harlequin. 13765
(28). :
Cupid’s grammar. 4656 (118).
Fancy free. 18765 (52).
Four seasons. 15733 (127).
Gay lieutenant. 19648 (40).
Give me thy heart love. 4656
(21):
Happy is the summer day. 4656
(228).
Happyland. 4656 (229-235).
How I love flowers. 4656 (260).
I took them all. 13765 (91).
In memory dear. 138765 (96).
Just eighteen years ago. 4656
(338).
Lily and the moon. 4656 (359).
Man! Foolish man. 4656 (385).
a
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Mimette, the human mermaid,
4656 (404).
Music. 4656 (424).
My garden had a rose. 4656
(428).
My old bassoon. 18765 (128).
My wish. 4656 (440).
Nudel, nudel, nup, nup. 138765
(186).
Oh joy! Oh bliss. 4656 (470).
Oyster and the clam. 138765 (168).
Phillida. 4656 (493).
Pray pretty maid. 13765 (172).
Pretty maiden. 4656 (517).
Pretty Tyrolese. 13765 (175).
Robin redbreast. 4656 (541).
Rooster and the lark. 13765
(182).
Royal hussars are we. 4656 (553).
Same old game. 15733 (304).
Same old story. 15733 (305).
Shepherds and chorus. 4656
(572).
Slumber on. 4656 (580).
So then away. 4656 (582).
Soldier of love. 4656 (583).
Student king. 13765. (214),
19648 (135, 136).
Such is love. 15733 (342).
Tit for tat. 13765 (225).
"Twas the rose. 4656 (651).
Under wicket. 4656 (657).
Victoria. 4656 (665).
What’s a maiden. 4656 (682).
What’s the difference. 4656 (683).
Wine, woman and song. 138765
(248).
Delachi (Paolo) Riaccolta di _ bassi
per lo studio dell ’armonia. 1947.
DeLackner (C. H.) Danny Moore.
19916.
Delacourt (Albert) pseud. See von
Doenhoff (Albert)
Delage (Maurice) :
Danse. 22019.
Nuit de Noél. 22977.
Réves. 23177.
Delage-Prat (Isabelle) Chasse. 4656
(88).
De Lamater (E.):
Miniature symphony. 3814.
Rubank assembly hour piano ac-
cordion folio. 2025.
Rubank progress orchestra folio.
13217.
Delaney (J. P., or Jimmy) :
All because I met you. 17781.
Am I never to know. 15771.
Brief moment. 13932.
Broadway I’m ealling on you.
9526.
Buckwheat cakes and_ coffee.
13945.
Competition blues. 11965.
1201
Day dreams. 12009.
Don’t hide love. 9737.
Dreaming. 12078.
Hach night. 9787.
Ev'ry. 16140.
Eyes like summer skies. 14196.
For every broken heart on Broad-
way. “12157.
Funny little face. 14258.
Gold and silver. 16238.
Hail to you, Franklin Roosevelt.
Ia
How. 16329.
I am longing for to-morrow.
16348.
I dream of you. 16362.
I found a buttercup. T7806.
I have loved. 7812.
T’ll play the music. 12356.
I’m sold on you. 18419.
I only sing about you. 14463.
I want to sing my song to you.
18450.
It might have been. 14560.
Joy beams. 10308.
Just a smile from you. 12535.
Just before we part. 18557.
Just you. 10340.
Kiddies. 8049.
Let’s go down to the beer garderm
12619.
Long live love. 18645.
Longing for tomorrow. 10463:
Louisiana mama. 8184.
Making love to you. 14728.
Margaret—dear Margaret. 18706.
May I never fall again. 14757.
Moon blues. 128138.
Moonlight on the prairie. 12823..
My choice. 10643.
My Dixie boy dream. 18814.
NIRA. 18848.
N.R.A. song. 18874.
Oh, those silly eyes. 16977.
On a summer’s night with you.
10810.
One last kiss. 17014.
Out of the storm came you. 15013.
Queen of my heart. 19060.
Sally Jones. 25387.
Silver seas. 138292.
Someone cares for you. 25508.
Speak to me words of love. 13357.
Spending my time in your arms.
19268.
That night of romance. 23436.
That wonderful night. 17383.
They call me August. 13453.
Twilight blues. 174638.
Under the moonbeam. 13518.
Voice of my country. 19461.
Was I dreaming. 17519.
What else could I do. 18616.
What’s come over you. 23621.
INDEX
Delaney (J. P., or Jimmy )—Contd.
When autumn leaves are falling.
15594.
When I’m gone will you forget.
11504.
When love is calling. 19519.
When you’re away. 17606.
Whistling underneath your win-
dow. 25887.
Why do you leave me. 11561.
With you on my mind. 13687.
Without me. 13689.
You ask me why I ery over you.
17699.
You’re a wonderful girl. 11633.
Youw’re only fooling yourself.
15714.
Delaney (James) You'll never know
how much you mean to me. 25957.
Delaney (Mamie) Do I love you.
510.
Delaney (Vern) No blue eagle blues.
22962.
Delange (Eddie) It’s midnight my
love. 22559.
Delannoy (Marcel):
Cendrillon. 3007.
Deux chansons de Clarin. 9702.
Paix. 10850.
Sarabande. 8718.
De Lara (V. C.) It’s great to be in
love. 14564.
de Lashmutt (H. M.):
Immortality. 12450.
Love came to my garden. 13874.
Love sleeps in the rose. 1396.
Repeal march. 23172.
Sea. 13254.
To vou at twilight. 2416.
De Laurentis (G.) Strofette vaga-
bonde. 4260.
De Lauro (Marie)
Honeymoon land.
Delay (A. D.):
Lay me to rest beneath the roses.
Come with me to
11961, 18004.
5763.
When I find my dear daddy is
waiting. 25882.
Del Cioppo (Eugene) :
Amor trionfante. 17803*.
Angelo mio. 23851.
Inno-Italo Americano.
DeLeone (F. B.):
April sunlight. 11729.
From a monastery window. 12175.
Going through the zoo. 16235.
Mount Etna in moonlight. 12841.
Olive pickers. 138028.
On the Tyrol. 23022.
Passion flower. 13088.
Senorita. 21196.
Sicilian serenade. 13286.
Spring’s melody. 8854.
16523.
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Twilight in Taormina. 13506.
Violets at dawn. 13552.
Delettre (Jean) :
Amour ... l’amour.
Ballade. 12019.
C’est pas la peine.
Ca n’se fait plus.
Daisy. 14996.
Des mots nouveaux. 18061.
Doudloudou. 12055.
Fois qu’on l’a. 18181.
Landerirette. 12588.
Parle moi d’autre chose.
Toi, mon chéri. 19407.
Tu mens si bien. 19427.
Delgadillo (L. A.):
Ariadne. 19699.
Cancion de la noche del mar.
Chiquita Olivia. 370.
Sueno en el Olimpo.
Delibes (C. P. L.):
Dancing lesson. 19984.
Sylvia dances. 5022.
DeLiesseline (Lillian).
(L. D.)
Delius (Frederick) :
Fantastic dance. 9846.
Idyll. 14094.
Sonata. 2202, 2208.
Wedding music. 11472.
Deliverer (The) 22019*.
Dell (A. EH.) Our love affair
never meant to be. 1819.
Dellafield (Henry) Beauté des roses.
17804.
11870.
17951.
13085.
308.
21313.
See Howard
was
21784.
Dellers (Walter) Was it your eyes.
2569.
Delli Bovi (Edmund) Lonely. 8158.
Dellon (Harold) Waitin’ by the
Wweepin’ willow tree. 25764.
De Lloyd (David) Tir nan-og. 2410.
Delmar (Artur) Komm, trink und
lach am Rhein. 10362.
Delmas (Marc) Adieu au troupeau.
11679.
deLong (Helen) Singing choir. 6523.
Del Riego (Teresa) See Leadbitter
(Teresa)
Delrieu fréres:
Adagio. 18260.
Lamento. 10379, 14634.
Lettre 4 Phryné. 18616.
Petit violoniste. 1861, 1862, 10880.
Premier mouvement du 5° con-
certo en ré mineur. 8598.
Réponse de Phryné. 19081.
1°°° sonate. 15732.
Delshaft (H. O.) Just some melodies
at large. 1228.
Delta upsilon book of songs.
Delta upsilon fraternity. Delta up-
silon book of songs. 18056.
De Luca (Giuseppe) Ronzoni.
18056.
17142.
1202
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
De Luca (Joseph):
De Luca band folio, 488.
Exultation. 612.
De Luca (William) I know I love
you. 20820,
DeLucia (Albert)
I love you. 1096.
Del Valle (T. R.)
3148.
Del Vecchio (Lucas) Keep the blue
eagle flying in your window. 18572.
Del Vecchio (Luke) Keep the blue
eagle flying in your window. 18572.
Delvincourt (Claude) Prélude choré-
If you love me as
Dos de la manana.
graphique. 10939, 10940.
De Maccio (Josephine) Forever and
forever. 12162.
Demangate (Carl): |
Gipsy dance. 14273.
Tell me why. 138488.
Demarco (James) My moon light
Rose. 1626.
Demarest (Clifford) Sunrise at sea.
25592.
Demarest (H. M.) Nights in June.
14941.
Demaret (René) Aubade 4 Jemir.
9422.
De Mars (Helen) Our Roosevelt.
8529.
De May (Carmen) I only have you,
sweetheart in my dreams. 18424.
De Meglio (Yolanda) ‘Tribute to our
President. 9086.
See also Di Meglio (Yolanda)
Demersseman (J.) Premier solo de
concert. 4061.
Demetriades (Tetos) :
O Selemis. 6185.
Psaras ke doula. 6360.
Ti epathe otsims. 15450.
Ti hriazote to kathe prama.
15451.
Demick (Hdward) My rosebud of
Shannon. 8395.
Demierre (Francois) 24 préludes.
5023.
-Deming (W. E.) Holy communion.
10038.
Demmitt (R. E.) Falling leaves.
5166
Demon (J.) Solera. 21243.
Demurger (André):
Au cabaret des oiseaux. 13838.
Chouchou poids plume. 14020.
Je Vai perdu. 10286.
Ne dis plus de paroles vaines.
18888.
On est mieux a deux. 10811.
Pommier d’amour. 15065.
Quand mon corps... contre toi.
10979.
Demuth (Norman) Pastoral dance.
4028.
Dene (Denis) As I kneel beside that
old arm-chair. 4735.
Dengate (Le. Cl.) Creepy stairs.
14057.
Dengel (Hmma) Those distant hills.
23468.
Denham (Alec) pseud. See Leftwich
(Vernon )
De Nicola (Gennaro) :
After the day. 9845.
Your chosen toy. 15728.
Denison (H. BE.) I’m feeling that way
about you. 24544.
Denison (Mark) Oh! what a wonder-
ful tale. 14969.
Denison (T. S.) & ¢o.:
Bandanna junior minstrel first-
part. 138859*.
Bones, you done me wrong: 11827.
Bughouse serenade. 11863.
Dixie isn’t Dixie any more.
Good night, Hlaine. 12231.
In my dream of Dixieland. 12460.
Mandy, let yo? Andy in. 12727.
12034.
Old revival meetin’. 13024.
Roll on, black water. 138198.
Song of a dreamer. 13339.
Stars, the night, the moon. 13371.
Swanee rhythm. 13392.
Denke (F. R.) Noodles. 16954.
Denmark, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Denmon (O. D.):
All on a Summer’s day. 2836.
Feet music. 632.
If I could make time stand still.
3525.
Tell me that you love me. 4321.
Dennée (Charles) Russian dance.
4129.
Bei der wirtin
9485.
Dennerlein (Johann)
Zum weiss-blauen kranzerl.
Denniker (Paul):
Farewell. 3222.
No more blues. 6143.
Radio parade. 23153.
Denning (M. BE.)
47.
Dennis (C. M.) In your arms. 24644.
Dennis (EH. B.) Coast artillery. 7367.
Dennis (M. V.) Those enchanting
words I love you. 13461.
Dennis (Paul) My palace of broken
dreams. 12918.
Denowski (G. A.) Just the tans
boy
for me. 24710.
Dension (Retta) Maybe you think I
don’t care. 14759.
Dent (EK. J.) Let the dreadful engines.
1309.
Dent (Edward)
22316.
All for my own.
How de dow babe.
1203
INDEX
Dent (Lester) When the moon is
shining on the river. 21568.
Denton & Haskins music pub. ¢o., ine.:
Fiddle just a little. 642.
That face on the barroom floor.
2344.
Waitin’ by the weepin’ willow tree.
25764.
Denza (Leila):
Daisy-time. 13765 (35).
Spring. 138765 (209).
Denza (Luigi) :
Daisy-time. 13765 (35).
: Spring. 138765 (209).
Denzinger (Stanley) :
Constancy. 15997.
To a red hibiscus.
Deonez (H. M.)
3801.
De Palma
14003.
de Paret (Rosa) pseud. See Paret
(R. D.)
De Poise (Yvonne) pseud. See Masias
(Yvonne)
Deppensmith (R. E.):
Daughters of America.
My brown-eyed Susan.
Depperman (Ruth)
17425.
Memory of long ago.
(Louis) Checco walzer.
24127.
14858.
Love will always
find a way. 13899.
Depression publishers, Vincent L.
Hetrick, mgr. Ole Mandy Preshun.
10807.
DePressles (E. L.) Stahl’s (Wm. C.)
new Hawaiian guitar method. 21294.
Depret (Maurice) Trouble d’amour.
7076 (356, 357).
Der des der. 8698.
Der nimmt die liebe ernst. 1498.
Der var engang paa Frederiksberg.
16046.
D’Eramo (Michelangelo) Rejoice.
8656.
De Rance (Hero):
Lawd! show me the way. 8080.
We'll find the sunny side together.
23586.
Deranja (Jack) Baby what I’m gonna
do to you. 23899.
DeReef (R. E.):
Butterfly. 4656 (78).
Hop-toad. 4656 (255).
Jesus lover of my soul. 4656
(ace).
Little sprites.
Love Divine,
4656 (374).
March of the gnomes.
Robin. (540).
DeRevere (Florence):
Beneath the tulip tree. 11797.
Prosperity it’s for you—it’s for
me. 8620.
4656 (364).
all love excelling.
4656 (386).
pt. ITI, n. s., v. 28
Derf (Charles) :
Buddy. 2960.
Honeymoon. 3389.
Modern maid. 3828.
My old southern home.
DeRieux (Justine)
3891.
He understands.
3358.
Dering (Bert) Sunset. 25593.
Deringer (R. D.) Melody of you.
16769.
Derksen (Bernard) Klabautermann-
chen. 18577.
That’s another
25657.
Drifting in my
Derksen (Clemens)
story I can’t tell.
Dermody (F. B.)
dreams. 16108.
Derniére nuit. 17946, 19458.
DeRocco (Ralph):
Because you rightfully are mine.
138738.
Some day sweetheart some way.
15284.
De Rochemont (Louis) March of the
years. 16758.
De Rosa (8S. J.):
Barleycorn parade.
Enter love. 24228.
I didn’t know. 24489.
23917.
Modern old fashioned girl. 24977.
Spank me dear. 255538.
De Rose (Peter) :
Are you sure you love me. 9894.
Have you ever been lonely. 819,
20204.
If I had somebody to love.
14495.
In a little town down the river.
10203, 14514.
14494,
Louisville lady. 10474, 12669.
Memphis by mornin’. 20753,
22806.
Somebody sweet. 21247, 23319,
23320.
There’s a home in Wyomin’.
11314, 21381.
Twilight down in Tennessee.
13505.
Wagon wheels. 25762.
You're the only one can make me
jealous. 17735.
De Rugiero (F. P.)
the corner. 10967.
De Rusette (L. E.) Piano songs with-
out words. 1868.
Derveaux (G.) fils:
Choral et Marche nuptiale.
J’vois ca d’ici.. 18522.
Topaze-prelude. 15477.
Variations sur Malborough.
15536.
Prosperity turns
9619.
Derwin (J. J.) Stroll through Cairo.
23795 (91).
Derwin (Peva) Kan du fresta mig.
24717.
1204
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Der Woude (John van) See van Der
Woude (John)
Dery (Howard) Meet me at the fair.
14764.
Deryn pur. 19988.
Desavis (Ferdinand) :
A rivederci. 21697.
Lady Moon. 22635.
Prosperity has come. 13149.
Deselée & co., Société de St. Jean
VEvangéliste. Selecta Gregoriana.
152138.
Desderi (Ettore) Missa dona pacem.
12796.
Design for living. 25030.
De Simone (Alessandro) Mister F. D.
Roosevelt President of United
States. 12801.
Desmond (Billy) When are you going
to lead me to the altar, Walter.
6916.
De Spain (E. P.) In my garden of
dreams. 7942.
Desportes (Yvonne):
Ballade de Frére Panuce. 13858.
Chanson de fou. 13986.
Hin réve. 14175.
Passionnette. 15028.
Desselberger (Jennie) Underneath
the Georgia moon. 13522. .
DeStefano (L. R.) Heart broken.
3360.
De Stefano (Michael) Why are you
cruel to me. 4545.
De Stefano (Phyllis) :
Blue heaven above. 4888.
Blue heav’n above. 19777.
De Sylva (B. G.) pseud. See De
Sylva (G. G.)
De Sylva (G. G.):
Be careful. 17872.
Gather lip-rouge while you may.
14259, 18212.
How do I look. 14867, 18342.
Musical scene. 14851, 14852.
Should I be sweet. 6499.
So do I. 2175.
You can be had, be careful. 17705.
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.:
Absent-minded Flo. 13769, 15734.
Alabama man. 7099, 11696.
All that is mine is yours. 52.
Alone beside the lonesome river.
19676, 21723.
Anytime, anyday,
2862, 4719.
At the jungle jubilee. 2877, 4742.
Away, way out in the sticks.
2885, 4758.
Before that last goodnight. 182.
Before we say good-night. 2916.
Behind the hills. 183, 2917.
Bells are ringing the blues. 21797.
Beloved. 11796, 13887.
anywhere.
1205
Blue River. 19781, 21831.
Boarder that stole my dear wife.
23976.
Buy American and good times will
come through. 287.
Buy American and good times will
come thru’. 288.
By a campfire—in the moonlight.
9534, 11867.
Cradle lullaby. 426.
Crying in the moonlight. 11989,
16010.
Dinner at eight. 504.
Doin’ the uptown lowdown.
16064, 19954.
Don’t be ashamed to walk beside’
your mother. 14117.
Down the mountain thru the val-
ley to the sea. 14135.
Dream on. 12071, 14140.
Fall in line and fall in love, with
me. 20051.
Five, six, seven, eight, nine little
miles. 12144.
Good-bye love. 18239, 18240.
Hill-billy prisoner and mountain-
eer song folio, no. 1. 18322.
Hold me closer. 873.
Honey, don’t you love me any-
more. 882.
Hot-cha Joe, the Georgia gigolo.
897, 12311.
How can you stay away. 22314.
Husband’s lament. 24475.
I can’t find poor mother’s grave.
22800:
I couldn’t tell them what to do.
926, 3420.
I had it—I lost it—it’s gone.
941.
Tll see you in church. 20837,
223738.
I love you, or something. 980.
I love you—that’s why. 20349,
22385.
I’m living on love. 20367.
I’m lonely tonight beside the wish-
ing-well. 22414.
I understand. 184838, 22447.
I’ve got to pass your house to get
to my house. 10162.
I wanna meander with Miranda.
20400.
I wish that I were kissing you
hello. 18455.
Is it just another thrill. 1157.
It was a night in June. 7991,
10276.
Jug of wine, a loaf of bread and
thou. 1210, 3599.
Junk man, 20522.
Just a barefoot boy, a-whistling
to his dog. 20528, 22595.
Just a whoop an’ a holler. 24703.
—
_———— rs
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson inc.—
Continued.
Just a year ago tonight. 12587,
14599.
Let’s give love another chance.
8101.
Let’s spend an evening at home.
5782.
Let there be love, and there was
love. 1810, 5785.
Love me. 20686, 20687.
Low down upon the Harlem river.
1428, 5890.
Mad moments. 1440.
Me ’n you ’n him. 20736.
Molly and me. 14812.
My design for living. 20826.
My dream is in my arms. 1597.
My indoor outdoor girl. 14878.
My indoor, outdoor, good-time,
anytime girl. 10670.
My! oh, my. 83882, 12906.
My past, my present, my future.
10694.
Nothing but the best. 25123.
Nowhere to rest my head. 25129.
Oh you, you _ beautiful thing.
6201, 18013.
Old old man with an old old pipe.
6212, 8486.
Ole mammy ain’t gonna sing no
more. 25169.
Once again. 1776, 6235.
One I left behind in Caroline.
1779, 3983.
One more mountain to climb.
17015.
One week without you. 1788.
Orchid to you. 6248, 8521.
Please, Mister President.
13116.
Poor little doll.
Prisoner’s confession. 15090.
Rhythm of the raindrops. 19088.
Rose of the snowland. 2016.
Sing lover sing. 11125, 13297.
Spaghetti. 21285.
Sure of me. 21318.
Sweets. 6678.
That’s all I want to know.
That’s me without you.
19353.
There’s a new day of hope comin’
mighty soon. 23873, 4346.
They’re all congratulatin’
11324, 13454.
This is only the beginning. 11330.
Tomorrow, my honey’s comin’
home. 15469, 17440.
Toy balloon. 6775.
Tree was a tree. 2441, 2442.
Tropical love song. 2448, 2449.
Waltz with me. 13578.
10911,
13121, 15067.
2355.
17377,
me.
Was last night the last night.
2570.
Well done my lad, well done.
2591.
What’ll become of me. 19506,
21542.
When I’m dancin’ with Hansen.
2625.
When my littl Pomeranian met
your little Pekinese. 2638, 4515.
When the Bible was the best book
in the land. 25847.
When we meet again. 2656.
When we sang in the choir to-
gether. 25863.
When you were the girl on the
scooter. 17613, 21582.
Where is my yesterday. 2667,
4534.
Where’s Elmer. 21586, 23680.
Why don’t you tell me so. 17648.
Will you love me tomorrow, as
you love me today. 19571,
19572, 23715.
Would you care. 9262, 13702.
You’re my past present and fu-
ture. 21664.
5, 6, 7, 8, nine little miles. 11669.
de Tar (Vernon) Short setting of the
communion service. 4188.
Determined to stand to the end. 7449.
Dethier (G. M.):
Abendlied. 238795 (2).
Aria: (23795 Cle
Caprice. 23795 (18).
Dethier (J. V.) Spring equinox.
4746.
Dethloff (C. R.) That wonderful
night with you. 23860, 11307.
Dett (Re Ne).:
As by the streams of Babylon.
15800.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
9779.
Go not far from me,
9951.
Wasn’t that a mighty day. 17522.
DeTurk (LeRoy) In the cool of the
ev ning. 18486.
Deusen (Grace Van) See Van Deusen
(Grace).
Deutsch (Adolph) :
Clarabelle. 19864.
Love story. 10485.
Sky ride. 8778.
Stairways. 13369.
Deutsch (Emery):
Gypsy jazz. ‘91.
Have a little sympathy, cherrie .
[sic] 10011.
Living means loving you. 22698.
My Gipsy rhapsody. 8362, 8363,
12883.
O God.
1206
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Night time on the Danube. 18907.
Play fiddle play. 1882-1885, 4041,
6308, 8574, 21067.
Two violins. 23514. —
Deutsche wehr- und_ soldatenlieder.
12029.
Deux guitares. 7452.
Deuxiéme album Salabert.
DeVaignie music corp.:
Friulein. 20090.
I long to see the green fields of
Erin’s isle. 969.
I love you in all my dreams.
5035.
24538.
I want to live as you lived mother
dear. T7897.
Little sweetheart of mine. 8151.
Meet me in the wildwood where
the wild flowers grow. 82683.
My ship o’ dreams. 25077.
Nature’s blossoms bring memories
of you. 8414.
Sailor sweetheart blues. 8708.
There are haunting memories.
23451.
When I think of you. 6926.
Devault (H. E.) Little cabin home.
24798.
(J. S.)
Dever
19622.
De Vicaris (Angelo):
I’m wishing. 10144.
You, only you. 11629.
Devil’s dancing school. 23272.
Devine (C. A.):
Dear old beer is here again. 7485.
Miss Depression ain’t my gal no
more, 5974.
DeVine (G. M.)
primary songs. 5738.
Devine (J. F.) Sweet Adeline days
are With us again. 11248.
De Vita (Anthony) Dance,
Sing, and be happy. 7414.
DeVol (Herman)
throttle. 11026.
Devonish (Norman)
21805.
Devred (Paul):
Fiangailles. 640.
Musiques nouvelles.
Dew drops. 19944.
Dewester (D. E.)
Dewey (B. W.)
11547.
Dewey (G. A.):
Beautiful girl is Gretchen. 9470.
Tell me why. 25638.
Dewing (M. T.):
Hello prosperity. 7730.
There’s something in the sunshine.
You’re responsible.
Kindergarten and
smile,
Bermuda.
1585,
Saucy eyes. 21177.
White House waltz.
8997.
Trudging up the mountain trail
together. 15499.
Roosevelt at the.
DeWitt (M. E.) DeWitt Fancy that!
song groups. 18067, 18068.
DeWitte (Alfred) I can’t forget your
Smile. 20286.
Dews (Charles) pseud. See Deis
(Carl)
Dexter (C. F.):
Fairy ring. 5162.
These are the days. 8998.
Dexter (W. C.):
Love brings you back. 5857.
Why. 6977.
Dexter McDonald. pseud. See Dex-
ter (C. F.) and McDonald (M. M.)
Dey (Don) Just forgetting. 16591.
De Young (Lauretta) Anything and
everything for you. 11728.
de Zubeldia (Emiliana) See Zubeldia
(Emiliana de)
d’Hardelot (Guy) pseud. See Rhodes
(Helen)
D’Harnonecourt (Hberhard)
bird and fish. 21788.
Dia (Leonardo) Al sindaco Fiorello
Beast,
La Guardia. 21713.
Diack (J. M.):
Kantate. 4768.
Round the world. 4127.
Seventeen Scottish songs. 3125.
Dial (Auzie) You can’t make it if
you can’t take it. 15694.
Dial (Harry) You ean’t take it.
23760.
Dial (John)
3878.
Dialectic soc.:
As long as you remember love.
7141.
Ag you were. 7142, 7143.
Drinking song. 7512.
L. P. drag. 8061.
Mess hall blues. 8278.
My honey’s got money. 8367.
My kind of love is true.
We'll both do our share. 9141.
Why did you do it. 9236.
100 days ’till June. 9332.
Diamond (Harry):
Diamond dust. 18069
Nature’s symphony. 209138.
Diamond (Leo) Minnie’s_ divorce.
1524.
Dianus (Wm.) Better times ahead of
us. 17898.
Diar (C. C.):
Wake up with a smile. 21494.
Your [sic] the rainbow I’m wait-
ing for. 19640.
Diaz (Teddy):
Flirting to hell. 14223.
My dreams of someone.
Dibble (EK. B.)
word. 6283.
Di Benedetto (Sebastiano)
Roosevelt. 14745.
22884.
Parson she said the
Marcia
1207
INDEX
Our Chicago. 18052.
Our Chicago. 13052.
Whisper you love me.
Dibrell (G. E.)
Dibrell (G. S.)
Dichter (Jack)
2678.
Dick (B. M.)
Pick. (GU- 1):
In dreams I waltz with you. 7939.
Just another romance. 10323.
Let’s get together in the spring-
time. 3663.
Little old-fashioned cottage.
Dick (Syd) Gitania. 9942.
Dickinson (Clarence) :
Bring a torch, Jeannette, Isabella.
Mother mine. 6012.
5825.
239938.
Easter song of the angels. 5803.
Hymnal. 12325.
24651.
to Bethlehem.
Inn at Bethlehem.
Is this the .way
22550.
O nightingale, awake.
Dickinson (G. M.):
I’m lonely. 12386.
I only sing about you.
22988.
14463.
Dickman (C. H.) Winona of the
mountains. 9245.
Dickson (J. L.) jr. Pm very much in
love. 20380.
Dickson (John) Melody of love.
18726.
Didero (Aldo) Ma va la. 16736.
Di Dio (Louis) :
Far away. 625.
Love me too. 1390.
No one else but you. 1698.
Tell me. 2384.
Why do I have to care for you.
2693.
You hurt my feeling. 2761.
Dido and Aeneas. 10377.
Diefenbaker (EH. C.) Sweetheart, I
miss you. 8917.
Diémer (Louis) Sérénade. 15733
(312).
Dienst ist dienst. 708, 704, 1264.
Diercks (L. H.) Prodigal son. 10954.
Dieren (Bernard van) Ich wanderte
unter den baumen. 3518.
Dieringer (Ray):
Heaven's gone. 16296.
14604.
3813.
Somewhere in
Just like we used to be.
Diero (Guido) Miner's song.
Diestelhorst (H. J.)
the air there’s a sweet mel-o-dy.
2195.
Dieterle (Kurt) I love the things you
say. 974.
Dietrich (H. J.) Just a little kiss and
then good night. 3603.
Dietrich (Paul) Morgen geht’s in see.
18786.
Dietsch (C. K.) Moon. 14819.
Dietsche (A. W.) Sleepy hollow au-
tumn moon. 19214.
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
Dietz (C. W.)
are. 24493.
Dietz (Caroline)
in your arms.
I don’t care who you
I could live forever
5456.
Dietz (G. L.) Gypsy waltz. 14314.
Dietz (Howard) Fatal fascination.
629.
Di Fruscio (John)
love with me.
Diggie (Roland) :
Fantasy overture. 7558.
Hymn of victory. 778d.
it is a good thing to give thanks.
5661.
Passacaglia and Fugue. 18997.
Rejoice ye pure in heart. 4096.
Will 0’ the wisp. 6992.
Wind in the willows. 2707.
Dightman (Arthur):
Blue eagle. 23967.
Blue eyes. 21825.
Dilday.\(RaADe
Bethlehem star. 207.
My heart is crying for you. 1609.
Di Leo (Foca) Humoresque, 24471.
Dillan (Ingolf) Spirit of the N.R.A.
If you could be in
5602.
21290.
Dille (D. D.) Skin and bones. 23298.
Diller (Angela) Story of Lohengrin,
2546.
Dilling (Anna):
In dreams with you. 22511.
Laramie. 24750.
Dillinger (C. M.) What a _ night.
23607.
Dillon (Carl):
Soleil et ombre. 11161.
Theoretical and practical study of
seales and chords. 25663.
Dillon (Carl) music co:
American army life. 23844.
Croix de guerre. 9659.
Farm and trades school band.
24251.
Guardians of the District of
Columbia. 9984.
Legionaire [sic] 12606
On to victory. 10816.
Order of the purple heart.
Red and green. 11001.
Silver gate. 11114.
Soleil et ombre. 11161.
Theoretical and practical study of
seales and chords. 25663.
Westward ho. 13611.
Dillon (Dorothy) Devil took advant-
15003.
age of me. 5037.
Dillon (W. A.) Your town and my
town. 23790.
Dillon (W. S8.):
Broken rosary.
Where’s Elmer.
You can’t get
23759.
261.
21586, 23680.
away from love.
1208
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Dillon (Wm.) Call unto Me. 15921.
Di Martino (Sebastiano) Inno degli
ex-combattenti. 12479.
Dimayuga (P. M.) If I’m your sweet-
heart. 16486.
Di Meglio (Yolanda) Give me the
moonlight, a June night and you.
3288.
See also De Meglio (Yolanda)
Dimitri (John) By the river dream-
ing of you. 138950.
Dimmy (Frank) Nature in the raw is
seldom mild. 10715.
Di Nardo (Rosario) :
‘Nu viaggio pe’ tte. 18927.
Simpatica. 4194.
Dinicu (—) Hora staceato. 5417.
Diniweidrwydd. 24152.
Dinnel (C. W.) My sweetheart.
25081.
Dinsmore (Claire Foster) Just a loss
to me. 8025.
Dinsmore (Clara F.) Just a loss to
me. 8025.
Dinus (Paul):
Just you for ever-more.
You can be had. 17704.
Dio (Louis Di) See Di Dio (Louis)
14612.
Diplomaniacs. 11127.
Dippold (John) Over the _ coals.
10845*.
DiRoceo (N. L. J.):
I can’t go on. 16354.
I want to fall in love again.
16469.
Discépolo (EK. 8S.) Esta noche me
emborracho. 16132.
Disciples of Christ. Pension fund.
End of the way. 16128.
Discord. 6770, 6941.
di Sessa (Andrea) :
Chatterbox. 24042.
Dreams L. 18118.
In lilac time. 1125.
Rondeau. 7457.
Disgraced. 13818.
Disher (H. V.) Romancing in the
moonlight. 23197.
Dispenza (G.) Soffitta.
dIssertelle (Edna)
6751.
Dissinger (R. E.)
you. 12423.
Distinctive concert folio, no. 1. 19946.
Distinctive men’s quartets. 3129.
Distler (Hugo) Kleine adventsmusik.
5744.
District leader. 25992 (38, 62, 64, 85).
Ditch (A. E.) When the nightingale
Sings its love song. 11523.
Ditchett (Charlotte) Woman for-
23310.
Tilt of her hat.
I want to. believe
saken. 9251.
Ditonto (Anthony) My sweetheart.
3906.
Ditson (Oliver) co., ine.:
All over the map. 4694.
Allure. 57.
America is singing. T1.
Ancient German LHaster
2853.
Art of a eappella singing. 21752.
At evening. 2874.
Birds at morn. 2925.
Built on a rock. 21847.
Cathedral at twilight. 21885.
Chimes at nightfall. 24051.
Choral fantasy on nursery rhymes.
3031, 3032, 15967.
Christ is risen. 3033.
Clippinger class-method of voice
carol.
culture. 24062.
Country gardens. 4960-4962.
Crucifixus. 2888, 2889.
9682.
24129.
Danse écossaise.
Davy Jones’ locker.
Dawn. 3104.
Ditson junior string quartet al-
bum. 5040.
Ditson string
5041.
Dream-time.
Goin’ home.
Good
Goodwill carol.
Grapevine swing. 12238, 12239.
Hallelujah, amen. 3334.
Human touch. 14373.
I will lift up mine eyes unto
quartet album.
24186.
24347.
night, good night.
22219.
22214.
the hills. 7902.
In dulci jubilo. 22518.
Invocation : Alleluia : Amen.
5649.
Junior anthem book. 20521.
King of heaven. 1248.
King’s welcome. 3652.
Little suite. 3697.
Liturgical year. 13847.
Lo, how a rose e’er blooming.
22700.
Lord hath heard me. 24881.
Lord is my shepherd. 4147.
Love came down at Christmas.
22724.
Master choruses.
Mastersingers of
4444,
My Angelique. 3858.
Nightingale. 6139*.
O Easter morn most glorious.
3941.
O Lord, most high, to Thee we
pray. 6850.
On great lone hills.
Pioneers. 25252.
Robyn-Gurlitt. 17139.
Sing me a song of the sea.
Snake charmer. 23305.
Song of the skipper.
24908.
Nuremburg.
6229.
2151.
11186.
1209
INDEX
Ditson (Oliver) co. inc.—Continued.
South in Sonora. 2220*.
Sweetheart. 4289.
Sylvia danees. 5022.
Today God’s Son triumphs. 4378.
Upon the snow-clad earth. 23531.
Watcher’s carol. 23576.
What grandpa wrote. 25809.
Wise young owl. 4577.
Wreck of the Julie Plante. 9266.
Youth is such a happy thing.
4651.
Ditson junior string quartet album.
5040.
Ditson string quartet album. 5041.
Dittmar-Hertting (Frankie) See
Hertting (F. D.)
Dittmer (Let J.) Broken); heart.
23997.
Dittmeyer (C. L.) When the moon
shines over the river. 11522.
Ditto (Tommy) After the dance.
9344.
Divina (Elly) pseud. See Miller
(Bob)
Divine science hymnal. 508.
Divisek (F. J.):
Nikdy se nevrati pohadka mladi.
10746, 10747.
Pisniéka Geskaé. 10894.
Zvadla rtize. 19643, 25990.
Dix (Charles) Haven’t I met
somewhere before. 18289.
Dix (J. Airlie) :
Egyptian love song. 15783 (105).
Ould land. 9832 (272).
Sonnie. 157383 (3830).
Dix (J. Annie):
Egyptian love song. 15783 (105).
Ould land. 9332 (272).
you
Sonnie. 15733 (330).
Dix (Tom) Music, the mountains
and you. 12852.
Dix) ts:
Beautiful day. 21785.
Blue Mediterranean skies. 4840,
4841.
Carry me back to green pastures.
11891.
God bless you. 22196.
Is that any reason why I should.
24662.
Just an old chateau. 10320.
Lying in the hay. 5895.
Ninon. 20988.
Play that melody again. 19015.
Put your hand in mine. 1982.
Quiet café. 17113.
Rags, bottles and bones. 6371.
Someday you'll fall in love with
someone. 13328.
Tune in—keep list’ning. 17457.
With one star awake. 25918.
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 28
Dix-neuf ans. 13081, 138985, 14083,
14118, 14582, 15025, 15236, 15524,
15530, 18079, 18994, 19178.
Dixie music house. Two songs with-
out words. 1512.
Dixon (A. A.) Here’s to you my
dear. 10025.
Dixon (Dick) Someone like you.
Z3o22.
Dixon (G. P.) Everything says, I
love you. 9826.
Dixon (H. C. A.) Revival hymns.
25992 (56).
Dixon (J. O.) My Pennsylvania
home. 16874.
Dixon (M. A.) Drifting in the moon-
light with you. 24198.
Dixon (M. L.) Joan. 1197.
Dixon (Mort):
I lost another sweetheart. 12361,
I’m nuts about mutts. 1013.
Manhattan dance folio. 3762.
Dixon (T. H.) Here’s to you my
dear. 10025.
Dixon, QW. i.)
How can [I help loving you.
20260.
Just a kiss. 20526.
Once you called me sweetheart.
17007.
To my little Katrina. 25694.
Dixon-Lane music corp.:
Calling of my heart. 21860.
Little ray of sunshine. 24806.
Dixson (Leroy) Love has gone away.
18661.
Doali (H. 8.)
bei bb Be
Doane (S. B.):
After we’ve said goodbye.
Leavin’ at midnite. 1290.
Nobody cares nohow. 1708.
Old maestro. 1753.
Doane (W. EH.) Cotton field blues.
Everybody has a gift.
21.
4955.
Dobbelsteen (L. A.) Charles—Quint.
3014.
Dober (C. K.):
Come a little closer. 4987.
First thing I knew. 5186, 5187.
Good-bye love.
If you ever
7920.
Lady fora day. 16614, 18586.
Lay your head on my shoulder.
5764, 8081, 24753.
My mother in the Fatherland.
1628.
Night time was love time. 6136.
Queenie. 4079.
Sunshine ahead. 6649.
Would you believe me,
heart. 7017, 9261.
18239, 18240.
came back. 5604,
sweet-
1210
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Dobie (Al):
Don’t be late tomorrow, moon.
515.
How about a date for Saturday.
899.
In a little heaven. 1117.
Love has found me at last. 13877.
What a man was old Andy. 2600.
Dobieski (A. W.):
Don’t be late tomorrow, moon.
515.
How about a date for Saturday.
899.
In a little heaven. 1117.
Love has found me at last. 1377.
What a man was old Andy. 2600.
Whoopee. 25890.
Doblinger (Ludwig) (Bernhard Herz-
mansky) : °
Ach, Herr Schmitt...
An der wiege. 15780.
Barkarole. 157.
Dancing stars.
15736.
9678.
Freut euch des lebens. 16202.
Go on. 9952.
Ich bin ein vamp. 5584.
Ich hab dich ja so lieb, mein
schatz. 18462.
Klein, aber mein. 18578.
Kleine suite. 18579.
Ktiss’ ich auch manchmal
andere frauen. 1267.
Mach mich nicht melancholisch.
1489.
Schenk mir deine liebe. 6458.
Schon ist so ein ringelspiel. 6460.
Schrammeln, spielt?s mir no an
tanz. 19151.
Seufzerbriicke. 2108.
So wie du hat mich noch keine
frau gektisst. 6539.
Tanz mit mir, mia bella. 2322.
Tausendmal. 2323.
Vertraute klinge. 9097.
Wie sich’s der kleine Moritz vor-
stellt. 2701.
gerne
Wienerwald—veilchen. 19567.
Will dich lieben. 6989.
Dobson (A. M. R.):
Child’s good night. 2815 (50).
May flowers. 2815 (207).
Morning in spring. 2815 (227).
SUMEISe. « 2OLo a (l'¢,).
What the nightingale sang. 2815
(357).
Dobson (A. T. A.):
Child’s good night. 2815 (50).
May flowers. 2815. (207).
Morning in spring. 2815 (227).
Sunrise. 2815 (317).
What the nightingale sang. 2815
(390))
Dobson (James) Forget your trou-
bles and have a good time. 22150.
Dobson (Walter) :
Good-night waltz. 5291.
Passion flower. 6285.
Dodd (Arthur) Don’t say good-bye
forever. 22045.
Dodd (Delpha) :
I lost my heart in the hills of the
West. 20341.
I’m the hold-up man. 16484.
If all the world were mine, sweet-
heart. 16483.
Please forgive and forget.
Voice of the night. 17500.
You stole the secret of my heart.
6316.
17736.
Dodd (Johnny ) Indigo stomp.
24649.
Doddridge (Philip) O happy day.
22983.
Dodds (Dolores) pseud. See Dodds
‘(Icel)
Dodds (Icel) ’Cause I want to love
and love some more. 11896.
Dodge (Anne):
Black and white blues. 4827.
Far away. 16148.
For richer, for poorer. 16179.
Lindy out. 16666.
Oh fooey. 16969.
We're all mixed up. 17536.
You know your [sic] cheatin’.
17715.
Dodge (C. HE.) National emblem.
15733 (231), 28795 (58):
Dodgson (F. A.) That’s why I’m
here you see. 25661.
Dodgson (H. J.) Cupid climbs the
Alps. 18025*.
Doebber (Joh.)
Doelle (Franz):
Abend mit dir. 4662.
Das ist die musik, die mich so
glticklich macht. 24126.
Madi, in Wien wird es friihling.
5904.
Musketier storch. 3855.
Doemelt (H. F.) Why do you play
Piippchen. 13161.
with me. 23704.
Doenges (J. L.) On to Chicago.
21004.
Doenges (W. C.) On to Chicago.
21004.
Doerfel (William) :
Love in my life anew. 10478,
Love must be grand. 10482.
Winter lullaby. 11577.
You are the answer to prayers.
11610.
Doerhoefer (Bertha)
Motteler (B. D.)
Doerr (Margaret)
21911.
Doflein
24736.
pseud. See
Chinese love song.
(Erich) Kleine fantasien.
1211
INDEX
Doherty (R. J.):
My baby’s by my side. 22867.
Will you remember tomorrow,
what you're telling me tonite.
23716.
Dolen (Bernie) Snowflakes. 25487.
D’Olier music ¢€o.:
At Murphy’s farm. 23874.
At our football match on Satur-
day. 23875.
Dolin (Gerry) I love you more than
that. 7836.
Dolin (Harry):
I’m living
10133.
Your wedding bells are ringing.
1S (51.
Dolinich (Katherine)
here we go to Chicago.
Dolly Dollars.
lars.
Dolphe (Hal.):
Moths around the candle flame.
12840.
Stars,
17304.
Dolphin (Rita) Dubuque. 7517.
Dolz (José) Bataclan. 4783.
Doman (E. R.) We were pals and
now we're sweethearts. 6888.
Domergue (E.) Perses. 4656 (490).
Domgraf-Fassbender (Willy) Nur dir
will ich gehodren. 1719, 1720.
Domina (Fritz):
Abend mit dir. 4662.
Am liebsten sitz’ ich mit meinem
miidel im ruderboot. 13806.
Dorothee, Dorothee. 24172.
Zeig’ mir den weg ins paradies.
11660.
Dominante. Abbandono. 4660.
Domingo (F. P.):
Here we go speeding for town.
5381.
Mother loves me.
Dominguez (R. A.):
Paso doble. 15026.
Por tu amor. 25282.
Dominguez (R. A.) s7:
in memory of you.
All aboard,
15754.
See Miss Dolly Dol-
what do you _ foretell.
10616.
Jibarito-cialefo: 16556.
Paso doble. 15026.
Dominico (Elizabeth) :
Filmland. 647.
Optimists. 8518.
Dominicy (F.) Enchanteresse. 9806.
Don Alonso’s treasure. 5054.
Don Azpiazu (Alfredo Le Pera) See
Le Pera Don Azpiazu (Alfredo)
Don Giovanni. 6026.
Don Juan. 1574, 14841.
Don Juan in der fremde. 3135.
Donadio (Frank) Oh Lord don’t take
my gal (man) away. 16973.
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Donahoo (P. 8S.) Why talk about
nothin’ at all. 4563.
Donahue (Al.) Bermuda. 11802,
11803.
Donahue (T. A.) Carry on! Mr.
Roosevelt. 4898.
Donaldson (Frank) It’s a million to
one I love you. 10262.
Donaldson (Walter) :
Dancing in the moonlight. 16021.
Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do.
3137.
Hiawatha’s lullaby. 17742.
Just give me the girl. 3613.
Only yesterday. 23031.
You’ve got everything. 17740,
19630.
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc.:
Bless your heart. 15859.
Can this be the end of love. 19822.
Don’t do anything I wouldn’t do.
3137.
Heart-breaker. 18299.
Heaven only knows. 20218.
Hiawatha’s lullaby. 7742.
I really didn’t mean to be so mean.
24569.
I wake up smiling. 1040.
It might have been a diffrent
story. 12495.
Juggling a jig-saw. 3600.
Just give me the girl. 3613.
Man on the flying trapeze. 24891.
Now that summer has gone.
16958.
One night of love. 18957.
One night with you. 14995.
Ooh! what I could do to you.
3980.
That great American home.
Won’t you say hello. 4590.
Donato (E.) When lights are soft
and low. 4513, 21559.
Donato (Frank) Carnera.
Donaudy (S.):
Continue thy singing. 21951.
Portrait. 23113.
Donde (Allen) I love but you. 20348.
Donisch (Max):
Gleichnis. 14281.
Soleidas bunter vogel.
Donizetti (Gaetano):
Adieux. 24160.
Mon bandit. 24161.
Donna Diana. 24161*.
Donnell (Jeanne) Dreaming of the
twilight on the Blue Ridge. 14146.
Donnelly (F. P.) Hymn to Christ the
King. 24476.
Donnelly (J. J.):
Honor march. 890.
Martial album for modern fife,
bugle and drum corps. 1483.
4328.
13976.
25497*.
1212
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Donnelly (James J.) When my ship
comes in. 693838, 15610, 19522.
Donnelly (Jean and Tom) In the
shade of the pine. 7956.
Donner (Max) All at sea.
Dono del mattino. 6366.
Donoghue (KE. L.) Never forgotten
23827*.
land. 22948.
Donohue (L. A.) Murmuring melody
waltz. 16830.
Donovan (Deil) Blue eagle. 17906.
Donovan (Don) pseud. See White
(O. C.)
Donovan (Joe) When you are near
me. 21574.
Donovan (Richard) Suite for piano.
11229.
Don’t tell me who you are. 6761.
Donth (A. A.) sr. Without a doubt.
17665.
Doodinsky (V. A.) Do tell me dear.
9727, 18082.
Dooley (Phil) Lost motion, 10472.
Doolittle (Harriette) See Doolittle
(M. H.)
Doolittle (June) :
In the song writers’ paradise.
5640.
Pal of my dreams. 13075.
Doolittle (M. E.) Bound for Port
Happiness. 23984.
Doolittle (M. H.) :
River’s melody. 21133.
There’s romance in the air.
25670.
Doom (H. L.) Twilight and you.
15507.
Doran (R. F.) Let’s go. 16648.
Doran (T. M.):
Always buy American. 65.
Buy American. 286.
Do the best you can.
Without you. 13690.
Doremi musikverlag, a.g.:
Ball im Savoy. 2896, 2897, 9455.
Blaue vom himmel. 2928.
Blume von Hawaii. 235.
Gliick tiber nacht. 3291.
Venus in seide. 4481.
Verlorene walzer. 19455.
D’Oreste (Stephanie) Reverie. 6393.
Dorff (W. M.) Id build a castle to
7462.
the sky. 16358.
Dorfman (Wilbur) Yowsah, oh, yow-
sahree. 2799.
Dormer (M. E.):
Birthday. 15733 (31).
Break, break, break. 15733 (37).
Dorn (Edouard) :
Bells of winter. 17752 (22).
Trovatore. 15733. (369).
Dorn (G. A.) Serenade in blue.
19161.
Dorn (Ralph) Serenade in blue.
19161.
Dorn (S. V.) It’s funny that way.
3076.
Dornik (F. C.) Prosperity will soon
be here. 8625.
Doro (Grace) Pleasure lady just a
good girl. 8580.
Dorrell (Mary)
Dorris (Carmel)
10593.
Dors, mon petit gars. 7475.
Dorsey (B. M.) jr. Beautiful lake of
Just you. 16597.
Moonlight and you.
the Ozarks. 21787.
Dorsey (Bud) See Dorsey (B. M.)
jr.
Dorsey (Jimmy) :
Beebe. 9474.
Mood Hollywood. 16805.
Oodles of noodles. 10833.
Dortch (A. W.):
In a little home of our own.
20487.
Say it with a song. 25406.
Doscher (G. E.) jr. Dream girl of
K.A.Pi. 24183.
Doskow (David) Esquimo [sic] pie.
20030*.
Dos Santos (Alvaro) Hollywood
beauties. 5395.
Dostal (Nico) :
Anno dazumal war’s nicht anders.
13814.
Blume von Hawaii. 235.
Bravo! bravo. 23989.
In einer friihlingsnacht will ich
dir sagen. 10209.
Kaiserwalzer. 3619.
Napoli canta. 1654, 1655.
Night of love divine. 1687.
Servus Wien. 11091.
Soldat ist treu. 4219.
Warum bist du so traurig. 4463.
Wie sag’s ich’s meinem mann.
4567.
Wir kurbeln an. 4575.
Doty (J. C.) Michigamme love song.
10567.
Doublage. 1176.
Double crossing of Columbus. 15170.
Doud (Hazel) Moonlight memories.
1553.
Doudiken (Thomas) :
I'll go back to my old love again.
12352.
Ireland. 12485.
Dougherty (C. B.) Memories of love.
12768.
Dougherty (Dan):
All that is mine is vours. 52.
Het-cha Joe, the Georgia gigolo.
897, 12311.
I wonder how the old folks are to-
night, 1058.
1213
INDEX
Caballero. 21854.
First day we met.
Dougherty (Jane)
Dougherty (John)
24265.
Doughty (F. HE.) I want someone to
love. 22461.
Douglas (Bert):
At last. 21754.
Broadway I’m ealling on you.
9526.
Day dreams. 12009.
Don’t hide love. 9737.
Each night. 9787.
I am longing for to-morrow.
16348.
I found a buttercup. 7806.
I have loved. 7812.
Invitation. 1152.
Joy beams. 10308.
Just you. 10340.
Kiddies. 8049.
Let’s go down to the beer garden.
12619.
Longing for tomorrow. 10468.
Louisiana mama. 8184.
My choice. 10648.
On a summer’s night with you.
10810.
Silver seas. 138292.
Sweet Carolyn. 213822.
When I’m gone will you forget.
11504.
Why did you leave me. 11561.
You brought the turn of the tide.
PALIT
You’re a wonderful girl. 11688.
Douglas (C. W.):
Four ninefold kyries. 19969.
I sing of a maiden. 20893.
Kyrial. 22684.
Douglas (E. C.)
Servant heareth.
Douglas (EH. R.)
good man for me to lose.
Speak, Lord, Thy
13356.
He was a mighty
20210.
Douglas (Ernest) Benedictus_ es,
Domine. 9490.
Douglas (Francis) I’m happy now.
22408.
Douglas (George) :
Douglas band folio. 9748.
Moonlight serenade. 14825.
Douglas (R.) Luella, my tango
queen. 8220.
Douglas (Rachel) Mother is our
sweetheart. 14830.
Douglas (W. N.) New moon grant
my wish soon. 3920.
Douglas (Winfred) See Douglas (C.
W.)
Douglass (B. H.):
Ach! Lizzie--fill the _ steins.
7081.
I’m such a fool. 14453.
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
Just ‘cause you gave me the air.
10825.
Long as I love you. 8165.
Douty (Nicholas) Dew is soft. 4128.
Dovay-Edwards (Winifred) Wood-
land sketches. 27389.
Dove (The) 580.
Doverspike (W. A.) Dolores, I love
you. 31384.
Dow (H.:M.):
Morning song. TO76 (230).
Shine forth, O truth. 7076 (314).
Wouldn’t you like to know. T7076
(393).
Dow (N. M.):
Morning song. TO76 (280).
Shine forth, O truth. 7076 (314).
Wouldn’t you like to know. T7076
(3938).
Dowd (F. H.):
Hlegy before death. 585.
Into my heart an air that kills.
1150.
Think no more, lad. 2383.
When I was one and twenty.
2631.
With rue my heart is laden. 2717.
Dowd (Harrison) See Dowd (F. H.)
Dowd (Marie) Pal I left behind.
13074.
Dowd (Ww. J.) Come back to old
Kentucky. 14042.
Dowdell (A. R.) I found something
when I found you. 10087.
Dowell (Edgar):
Harlem, Harlem’s heaven to me.
20192.
Rhythm mad. 21126.
Dowland (John) Come again, sweet
love. 9628.
Dowling (G. H.) Mine alone sweet-
heart. 8286. ;
Down by the sally gardens. 5066.
Down in the valley of love. 7482.
Downey (Morton):
Sweet dreams, pretty lady. 15366.
We're on the march. 9149.
Downham (R. J.) Honey won’t cha
make up with me. 16322.
Downing (Albert) Mother mine.
6012.
Downing (J. EH.) I love to make love
to you. 20346.
Downing (L. J.):
Earth’s awakening. 24209.
Greed. 16256, 22228.
Downing (Sam) My King Kong, the
hottest Hottentot in town. 16857.
Downing (W. K.) Underneath the
Florida moon. 15518.
Downings (Hybernia)
tunity would knock at my
18454.
I wish oppor-
door.
1214
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Downs (Darrell) Only in my dreams.
1798.
Downum (J. M.) Ill meet you ‘neath
the honeysuckle vine. 24521.
Doxsie (Peter) Cow-boy’s
21964.
Doyen (Albert) :
Bois de myrthes.
Calme de la mer.
Danse antique.
Nuit de bergers.
Nymphes et satyres.
Que la lumiére soit.
Doyen (Jean) Suite en si. 19296.
Doyle (Basil) Annabelle. 7134*.
Doyle (Gilbert) My pathway of
dreams. 8389.
Doyle (T. J.) Hat’s off to our Presi-
dent. 10006.
Drago (A.) Nella penombra. 16925.
Drake (F. N.) Don’t kiss me and beg
my pardon. 3189.
Drake (Frankie) :
Even tho’ we're through.
You just you. 17712.
Drake (Milton) :
Four letter varsity man. 20086.
I loved you Wednesday. 14424,
14425.
It’s me callin’ you. 5668.
What a price to pay for love.
2601.
Where the river meets the sea.
2673.
Drakeford (L. H.):
regret.
9332 (35).
9332 (46).
9332 (85).
9332\ (259).
9332 (260).
9332 (293)).
16133.
Blue lagoon. 4889.
Daffodil time. 3090.
Silence me. 4191.
Where you are. 19541.
Your slave am [. 19639.
Drakeford (Louis) pseud. See Drake-
ford (lL. H.)
Dramatic music for pianoforte.
(65, 66).
Draper (B. L.)
house on the hill.
Drdla (Franz):
Kennst du mein liebeslied. 16604.
Libelle. 24781.
Liebesklage. 24783.
7076
Little red school
14678.
Dream come true. 12066.
Dream girl. 9755*.
Dream of a homesteader’s child—
Cloran. 9759*.
Dreher (Hugene) To my mother.
6758.
Drei masken musik, g.m.b.h.:
Am liebsten sitz’ ich mit meinem
midel im ruderboot. 13806.
Bezauberndes frdiulein. 13896.
Es bliiht ein rosenstrauch. 9813.
Hs rauscht das meer ein liebeslied.
14181.
Fahrt in die jugend. 24248*,
38188—34——_10
Frau, die weiss, was sie will.
3254.
Lindenwirtin. 14666.
Rufen sie Herrn Plim.
Trompeterliebe. 19422.
Von liebe singen alle geigen.
13559.
Wir tanzen walzer.
Drei masken verlag, a.g.
sturme. 14250.
Drei masken verlag g.m.b.h. Miadel
ohne mann. 14723.
Drei shochentes. 24195*,
11043.
15664.
Fruhlings-
Drei tage mittelarrest. 4219, 4463.
Dreiser (Theodore) :
Judgment is at hand. 11670
(181).
My gal Sal. 2815 (232).
Niggah loves his possum. T7076
(240).
Town where I was born. “T7076
(354).
Dreizy (J. C.) Hail! hail! prosperity.
7688.
Dress (lL. G.)
sunbonnet. 13524.
Dresser (Danny) I 1] tap, tap, tap on
your window. 14416.
Dresser (Paul) :
Underneath the old
Judgment is at hand. 11670
(181).
My gal Sal. 2815 (282).
Niggah loves his possum. ‘7076
(240).
Town where I was born. “T0776
(354).
Dressler (L. R.):
Come and worship. 7076 (39, 40).
Come, Heavenly Father, from
above. 3051.
Day by day. 13765 (36).
Joyful Eastertide. 3596.
Not ashamed of Christ. 23795
(59).
O morning land. 13765 (140, 141).
Sweet Genevieve. 93832 (351, 852).
Dressler (Wm.):
Come and worship. 7076 (39, 40).
Day by day. 13765 (86).
Not ashamed of Christ. 28795
(59).
O morning land. 18765 (140,
141).
Sweet Genevieve. 93832 (351, 352).
Drew (B. EH.) We'll rally for our
country. 6876.
Drew (C. H.) We'll rally for our
country. 6876.
Drexler (F. D.) This love song.
4353.
Drexler (Frank) See Drexler (F. D.)
Dreyer (Dave):
I couldn’t tell them what to do.
926, 3420.
1215
INDEX
Dreyer (Dave) Continued.
In a little second hand store.
5617, (932.
Little pen, a little ink, a little
paper, 8148.
When the sweet magnolias bloom
again. 11526, 13645.
Dreyer (KE. H.) Let’s go, United
States, let's go. 8108.
Dreyfus (Max) Tripping through the
meadow. 19648 (156).
Dreyfuss (P. A.) Prosperity deal.
15096.
Driggs (A. P.) There’s a trail windin’
back. 17403.
Driggs (Collin) One shade bluer than
blue. 18959.
Drigo (R.) Fox (Sam) atmospheric
series. 5208.
Drink of this cup. 22081.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
561, 562, 19995, 19996.
Droescher (Georg) Manuel Menen-
dez. 2815 (202).
Drole comme la yie.
Dronchat (Théophile)
15482.
Noél de paix.
8448.
Drone (Alfred) Under the silvery
moon. 17479.
Drotleff (B. D.) Stella. 25569.
Drowsy dreams. 17513*.
Drumheller (lL. A.) Beautiful star
of heaven. 17752 (19, 20).
Drumm (Kate) All—hail! Ship ahoy.
19667.
Drummond (Dolores) Will you for-
give me darling. 23714, 25903.
Drummond (Dorothy) Along the old
bayou. 23887.
Drummond (M. F. A.)
Deum. 22120.
' Drummond (R. J.):
Darling, I love only you always.
4995.
Let me talk lovey talk to you. 8097.
Festival Te
Strolling alone. 25581.
Drury (G. L.) Grand old man. 3316.
Drysel (J. A.) Don’t sin. 12052.
Dryselius (H. A.) Don’t sin. 12052.
Dubail (H. P.) My little French
Rose. 25053.
Dubarry (Die) 570, 571.
Dubensky (Arcady) Raven.
PAI1I*;
Dubin (Al.):
Put a tax on love. 25311.
There’s a new moon over my
shoulder. 15429,
Du Bois (Adelard) Three cheers for
that good old fashion beer. 21402.
Dubois (Auguste) Pastorale d’Artois.
23075.
Dubois (C. A.):
Andante. 15733 (92).
15110*,
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Autre bayser. 15733 (18, 19).
Daphnis. 15733 (80).
Effeuillement. 15733 (104).
Lecons de -solfége 4 changements
de clef.. 7076. (173), 11670
(194), 157383 (177, 178).
Léthé. 15733 (185).
Petit roseau. 15733 (263, 264).
Scherzo-valse. 15733 (309).
Si j'ai parlé, si jai aimé. 15733
(318, 319).
Six etudes de concert. 15733
(93-98).
Sonate. 15733 (99).
Tityre. . 15733. (352)¢
Villanelle. 15733 (376, 377).
DuBois (Gladys) :
Give me a thrill. 18227.
I found a new way to go to town.
18366.
I’m no angel. 18412.
Lion tamers blues. 18627.
No one loves me like that Dallas
man. 18914.
They call me Sister Honkey Tonk.
19372.
Dubois (Lyle)
13338.
Dubois (Théodore) :
Andante. 15733 (92).
Autre bayser. 15733 (18, 19).
Daphnis. 15733 (80).
Effeuillement. 15733 (104).
Lecons de solfege 4 changements
de clef. 7076 (173), 21670
(194), 15733 (17%) Ties
Léthé. 15733 (185).
Petit roseau. 15733. (263, 264).
Scherzo-valse. 157383 (309).
Little Cinderella.
Si j'ai parlé, si jai aimé. 15733
(318, 319).
Six etudes de concert. 15733 (93—
98).
Sonate. 15733 (99).
Tityre. 15733 (352).
Villanelle. 15733 (376, 377).
Dubord (Emmanuel) I am coming
back to you, old gal of mine. 24477.
Du Bovik (Wm.) Moon is waiting for
us up above. 16808.
Ducasse (Roger) Berceuse.
DuCille (D. M.):
Aching heart. 11675.
Beer in springtime. 9476.
On a bright summer night.
Ducklow (E. E.) Mother.
Duckworth (M. D.):
Time. 17419.
You’re the song
21670.
Duda (C. J.)
Dudek (Frank)
Dudgeon (Frank)
Songs. 631.
11799.
14983.
3844,
of my heart.
N.R.A. 18853.
Thanks. 25644.
Favorite old time
1216
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Hot peanuts. 16327.
Your voice a mel-
Dudley (C. W.)
Duenweg (H. 8.)
ody. 19641. i
Duerre (Gertrude) I love the music
they play at parades. 972.
Duffell (W. E.) Peace has come to
earth again. 17052.
Du Frerre (M.) My old gal and
U.S.A. 8383.
Dugan (A. M.):
Captain of my dream ship on the
ocean of love. 17959.
I still love that old sweetheart of
mine. 24572.
Our flag and you. 18972.
You carried me into the land of
dreams. 9278.
Dugge (Wilhelm)
Wire. 2815 (152).
Dugoniths (Charles) :
I met Virginia. 20883.
Some Sunday afternoon.
Duhig (John):
I’m looking for a sweetheart true.
1009.
Save your kisses for me. 2061.
Try make this a_ glad _ world.
Ich mdéochte, ich
17262.
2453.
When we knew our dese, dose
and dems. 115382.
Duhig (L. A.) Forgive me for fall-
ing in love. 14289.
Dukas (Paul):
AYriane et Barbe-bleue.
(12).
Indes galantes. 15733 (159, 160).
15733
Sonate. 15733 (100).
Duke (A. T.) Oriental sweetheart.
6250.
Duke (M. P.):
Cabin in the valley of the moon.
9549.
Forgiving you. 9891.
Song of cheer, happy days are
here. 11179.
Duke (Paul) pseud. See Hunter
(Paul)
Duke (Russell) I love Chicago, it’s
a great old town. 5490.
Duke (Vernon) :
I like the likes of you. 24511.
Off again, on again. 3945,
So nonchalant. 2180.
Suddenly. 25583.
That’s life. 2355.
This is romance. 19375.
What is there to say. 25814.
Duke (W. A.):
Bohemian rose. 19784.
Carmelita. 21879.
Carolina rose. 19829)
Odell. 20966.
Radio queen. 21104.
Senora. 23261.
Sweetheart waltz. 21331.
Duke of Duluth. 4656 (276, 290, 448,
613, 621).
Duke of Olonne. 9423.
Dukette (D. J.) All over you.
Dulmage (W. E.):
Colinette. 21982.
When I hear those church bells
ringing 13627, 15598.
When you pass by to-night in the
moonlight. 25865.
Dulo (M. A.) Cheer up! be happy
and gay. 11915.
Dumais (J. P.) It’s with love in my
heart. 20489.
Dumas (Roger) :
C’est vous que j’aime. 297.
Etre adorée de toi. 7543.
Fleur de joie. 7579.
Sefiorita. 2101.
Ton regard. 2421.
Dumesnil (Maurice)
2838.
Page d’album.
13072.
Dumestre (Gaston) :
Chanson du fou qui tua _ son
amour. 11906.
Chant des évadés. 11907.
Dumler (M. G.):
Ave maris stella. 122.
Ecce quam bonum. 578.
Ecce Sacerdos. 579.
Missa Dei amoris. 18747.
Suscipe Domine. 22738.
Dunadee (George) Do you know.
16060.
Dunbar (Geo.) Springtime on _ pa-
rade. 133868.
Dunbar (H. L.) My log cabbin [sic]
of dreams. 1624.
Dunbar (W. F.) Kalamazoo college
song book. 20550.
Duncan (Amos) jr. Since we’ve been
together. 25458.
Dunean (Harold):
Goodnight darling. 9973.
Maybe it’s wrong. 10537.
Dunean (J. C.) Smiling blue eyes.
11151.
Duncan (Rosetta) Sing me to sleep
with a love song. 19200.
Duncan (T. R.) New deal.
Duncan (Vivian) :
Ah ma’mselle. 4676.
I’d rather have you under the
moon. 5462.
I’m getting that way.
Let it rain. 5774.
Love a la carte. 5855.
Love iS a merry-go-round: 5862.
Since you made me ery. 6509.
Since you smiled at me. 6510.
Sing me to sleep with a love song.
19200.
14930.
5508.
1217
INDEX
Duncan (Vivian )—Continued.
Southern melody. 6580.
Your request is my command.
7065.
Duncan-Rubbra (Edmund) In dark
weather. 10206.
Duncan sisters:
Ill never forget you. 5489.
Let me see you smile. 5778.
6857.
How do you do,
Waltz of love.
Dundas (Girvan)
Honolulu. 10052.
Dunedin (Queenie)
wandering all alone.
Dunham (G. E.):
T’ll be satisfied. 7820.
I’m a wanderer
22388.
No depression. 25113.
Dunham (Helen M.) Fantasia.
23795 (26).
Dunham (Henry M.) Fantasia.
23795 (26).
Dunham (M. E.):
Gypsy caravan. 14311.
I’m missing you, now. 14447.
Rose of gold. 15159.
Dunhill (T. F.):
At sundown. 238877.
Billy Boy. (213.
Blossom. 7222.
Blue rhyme book. 21829.
Charlie is my darling. 7331.
Chase. 24041.
Happy families. 18278.
Heroes. 20232.
Home pictures. 20243.
Jack-in-the-green. 16552.
Meeting of the waters. 8266.
O, come all ye faithful. 8455.
Old bachelor. 1745, 25154.
Pleasant day. 80977.
Three preludes. 9786.
Dunk (S. Spain-) See Spain-Dunk
(S.)
Dunkley (F. L.) Late September.
5758.
Dunlap (J. M.) Mary Marie ma pe-
tite. 1484.
Dunlap (K. A.) Brown eyes. 21844.
Dunlap (Louis) jr. Maybe I’m to
blame. 38782.
Dunn (A. H.) Come gentle spring.
7376.
Dunn (A. W.) Won’t you come take
a trip down to Coney. 17678.
Dunn (Eddie) :
Goin’ to town. 24349.
23027.
Come let’s get go-
One times one.
Dunn (Elizabeth)
ing. 14044.
Dunn (Elsie)
22215.
Dunn (Francis)
Good times are here.
Harlem Sue. 3344.
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Dann (J. P.)%:
O salutaris Hostia. 25142.
Santa Fé. 4138.
Dunn (John) Keep on trying. 14616.
Dunn (M. A.) Sing up, lift up. 8771.
Dunn (Nathalia) I always st-st’-
stutter. 10067.
Dunn (R. C.) Out West. 10845.
Dunn (S. ©.) My dear dad. 10645,
22878.
Dunnigan (John) Will you love me
just the same. 15659.
Dunowski (Mushka) :
Image is you. 14512.
Moment of love. 14813.
My serenade. 14907.
Du Noymo (Jeanne)
Smith (M. E.)
Du Page (Dick)
Ps) yrs
Du Page (R. P.) jr.
7010.
Dupell (P. T.) When the heart of a
girl meets the heart of a boy. 23653.
Dupérier (Jean) :
pseud. See
See Du Page (R.
Won’t be long.
Laissez jouer jeunes gens. 1273.
Réveillez-vous' belle dormeuse.
1975.
Voici la douce nuit de mai. 2535.
Dupin (Paul):
Anniversaire de l’aieule. 84.
Idéale sérénité. 1078.
Margherita Albana. 1475.
Matelots nubiens. 1489.
Ratonne. 1955.
Sakkara. 2042.
Thébes sans portes. 2361.
Vitrail au clair de lune. 25381.
Dupont (Aug.) Quatuor pour instru-
ments 4 cordes. 23146.
Dupont (Emile) As long as you care.
19708.
Dupont (Gabriel) :
Amie est venue avec des fleurs.
11670 (8).
Aprés-midi
Ci)
Au coin du feu. 11670 (15).
Cabrera. 2815 (40), 11872.
Calime. 11670 (40).
Chanson de la pluie. 11670 (44).
Chanson du vent. 11670 (46).
Coquetterie. 11670 (62).
Des enfants jouent dans le jardin.
IAGO: (72)
Du soleil au jardin. 11670 (88).
Epigraphe. 11670 (92).
Médecin. 11670 (227).
Mort rode. 11670 (239).
Nuit blanche — hallucinations.
11670 (254).
Soir tombe dais
11670 (345).
de dimanche. 11670
la chambre.
1218
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Dupont (Jacques) : Wquilibriste. 14179.
Berceuse. 21802. Fais dodo, Colin, petit frére.
Concert. 18129. 14202.
Derniére feuille. 22021. Girl with the flaxen hair. 9940.
. Papillon. 238068. Glorious day. 9947.
Dupont (Leon) Little blue eyed babe. Golliwogg’s cake walk. 9962.
10438. Gondolier. 14294.
Dupont (M. M. H.): Idéale sérénité. 1078.
Amie est venue avec des fleurs. J’ai souvent révé. 10280, 22568.
11670 (8). Joujou mécanique. 18543.
Aprés-midi de dimanche. 11670 Lecons d’harmonie. 22642,
(12). Lélita. 18604.
Au coin du feu. 11670 (15). Margherita Albana. 1475.
Calme. 11670 (40). Marquis et marquise. 14749.
Chanson de la pluie. 11670 (44). Matelots nubiens. 1489.
Chanson du vent. 11670 (46). Mauvaise priére. 10531, 10532.
Coquetterie. 11670 (62). Mélodies. 23986, 23987.
Des enfants jouent dans le jardin. Menton. 24937, 24938.
11670 (72). Menuet de V’infant. 18731.
Du soleil au jardin. 11670 (83). Menuet pour Casals. 14780.
Epigraphe. 11670 (92). Moineaux. 10583, 10584.
Médecin. 11670 (227). Nuit de Noél. 22977.
Mort roéde. 11670 (239). Offrande. 18935.
Nuit blanche — hallucinations. Oisives. 1744.
11670 (254). Orphée. 12213, 12214.
Soir tombe dans la chambre. Petit voyageur. 15037.
11670 (345). v4 Petite berceuse. 10881.
Dupont-Hansen (George) Nirvana. Petite danse. 15038.
11670 (250). Petite danse slovaque. 10882,
Duport (J. L.) 1°" sonate. 15782. 10883.
Duppler (G. L.) I love you. 18390. Petite marche bien francaise.
Dupré (Marcel) Ballade. 22083. 10884, 10885.
Dupuis (Mildred ) Just you. 18566. Prélude chorégraphique. 10939,
Durand & cie.: We 10940.
ee ciesiad Hous Procession nocturne. _ 10958.
Anniversaire de l’aieule. 84. Ser en re majeur, 1098,
Au trot. 9421. i
Aviatrices. 124. Ratonne. 1955.
Bean réve, 13864. Recit amusant. 15111.
Berceuse. 11799. Rencontre joyeuse. 15116.
Berceuse du marin. 11800. f Réves. 23177. |
C’est moi la vedette. 9541, 21852. Rose, ma voisine. 18211.
Caresses d’une mére. 13974. Saint-Jean. 15178.
Chanson. 11414. Sakkara. 2042.
‘Chanson du sabotier. 9590. Si amour passe. 15288. ‘
Cheeur de l’Aurore. 21912. Solféges de concours 4 2 voix.
Cheeur des travailleurs. 14019. 2184, 23313.
Cloches de Noél. 14030. Sonate. 13336.
Clochettes. 14031. Succés mondiaux. 11227.
Concerto no. 2. 18010, 24089, Symphonie concertante. 2304,
24090. 25620.
Danse. 22019. Tambours et clairons. 15404.
Danse campagnarde. 18036. Tes yeux. 19341.
Danse des marionnettes. 14073. Thebes sans portes, 2361.
Dé. 12012. Vitrail au clair de lune. 2581.
Don Juan. 14841. Durante (James, or Jimmie) :
Drei traute gesinge. 12139. Inka dinka doo. 22542, 24650.
Ecole du solfége. 580, 24216. Reincarnation. 19076.
Elisa, ta mére t’appelle. 9797, Yes me. 19595.
22091. Durden (Ola) Only you can mend my
En canot. 141783. heart. 108381.
En pleine campagne. 14174. Durey (J. M.) Charms of the Mo-
En valsant. 9803. hawk. 21904.
1219
INDEX
Durgin (J. R.):
Girl in the domino mask. 18218.
Secrets of heaven. 6479.
Durham (—) Lafayette. 5752.
Durham (M. B.) It’s great to be a
Georgian. 3577.
Durham (R. L.) O Duke, alma mater.
8456.
Durkin (Lillian) :
Can’t you realize it’s you. 21866.
Now that you are gone. 22976.
Durkin (Lynn):
Can’t you realize it’s you. 21866.
Now that you are gone. 22976.
Durmashkin (Mattia) Purim play.
4075*.
Durr (Bob) I still remember, how
22445.
O child most holy.
can I forget.
Durrant (F. T.)
25132
Durrie-Surrin (Dagmar)
romance. 21630.
Durrie-Surrin (Joan)
mance. 216380.
Durst (Heliodore)
24148.
Dushkin (Samuel) :
Danse russe. 24122.
Scherzo. 6631.
Du Soe (R. C.):
Calling you. 15923.
Chant to Allah. 15949.
Woods of
Woods of ro-
Diamond Lou.
Dance with me. 16018.
Homeland. 16319.
How like a flower. 16332.
I want to hear a blue song.
16470.
I won’t ever worry. 16480.
We of the Legion. 17585.
Dussek (—)~ Ballo. 7179.
Dust’ (HEM) :
Indian lullaby. 14541.
Lucky shores. 14716.
Moonbeams. 168138.
Music box. 16881.
Dutcher (A. F.) My old gal and
U.S.A. 8383.
Dutcher (D. G.) Saratoga moon.
21175.
Duthoit (W. J.):
Bird of love divine.
Hungariana. 5434.
May-day. 12749.
Mermaids of the Moldau.
Sylvan scenes. 4801.
Sylvia. 15390.
Dutton (KE. P.) & co., ine.:
Around the world in song. 105.
Sing it yourself. 2150.
Dutton (E. W.):
13900.
5958.
Justine. 18568.
Pretending. 17094.
Dutton (H. R.) I fell in love again.
143895.
pt. IH, n. s., v.28
Duval (Antoinette) Nowadays noth- |
ing’s new. 10768.
Du Val (William)
and the fire alarm box.
Duvall (lL. 8.)
moon. 20454.
Duvauchelle (Pierre)
classique. 21744.
Duvernoy (Alphonse) :
Deuxiéme sonate. 7076 (62).
Moulin 4 vent. T0776 (231).
Sonate. 157383 (103).
Duysens (Léon) Feuilles
18171.
Dvorak (Anton, or Antonin) :
Goin’ home. 243847.
Humoreske. 21696 (164), 24468.
Kleine friihlingsweise. 10353.
Little May-time song. 18633.
Serenade. 9832 (320).
Song of home. 21259, 21260.
Songs my mother taught me.
6572.
Theme from the largo, New World
Dancing post-box
16023.
In the path of the
Anthologie
d’album.
symphony. 4839.
Dvorak (Helen) Love and romance
I tried to dodge you. 3718.
Dyek (V.):
Berceuse hébraique. 7205.
Eli! Eli. 24220.
Fétes juives. 24257.
Hatikva. 18283, 18284.
Kadisch. 8048.
Tout au fond de mon cceur.
Vos vet sain mit Isroél.
Dyer (E. B.)
17702.
Dyer: (LB. Me) a8
Florile dalbe. 667.
(Guvres completes de Francois
9030.
25757.
You broke my heart.
Couperin. 10781, 14963, 22992.
Dyke (May Van) See Van Dyke
(May)
Dykeman (C. W.) Put on a smile,
chase out the gloom. 8630.
Dykes (J. B.) Best day of the year.
9495.
Dynes (H. N.):
Lollypops. 5835.
That melody. 6716.
Dyson (George) :
Morning and evening.
Saint Paul’s
13231.
Song on May morning. 8830.
Dyson (Hal):
Honolulu honey.
8319.
voyage to Melita.
889.
Tll sneak up on _ happiness.
24523.
I will always love you. 24594.
My schnozzola. 16879.
Over a southern sea. 25212.
Sunshine follows the rain
25598.
1220
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Dziadosz (Stella) :
I never knew love could be like
this. 12410.
Something tells me you're tired
of me. 1338338.
Dads (A. B.) 100 Dixie favorites.
3192.
Hagler (F. I.) Talkin’ to my picture
of you. 11278.
Eagler (Frank) :
"Neath the
22942.
San Jacinto moon.
Sweet Isabelle. 23402.
Eagleston (H. M.) Meet me down on
Wabash (Ave.) 10541.
Ealy (Jack) My little log cabin on
the range. 22901.
Haly (M. A.):
Blue melody waltz. 238972.
My heart still yearns for you.
20842.
Wynonee.
Earl (Chaffee)
Earl (Maud):
Bill Robinson stairs.
Golden stairs. 14298.
Magical. magical stairs. 14724.
Stairs of romance. 15325.
White House military
15637.
Earl and the girl. 2815 (148).
Earl Carroll vanities, 10th ed. 3428.
Earlan (E. R.):
Bread line blues. 11852.
I found the sunshine, the day I
found you. 10088.
Tears of regret. 6699.
Early to bed. 22157, 22488, 22534.
HKarnest (B. T.) When the apple
blossoms bloom. 17588.
Earsley (lL. E.) Ak-sar-ben. 17778.
Eason (J. L.) My moon. 25061.
Eason (R. L.) jr. Living for you.
23737.
Don’t tell me. 3145.
13897.
stairs.
10449.
East (Henry) Down lover’s lane.
7483.
Hast (O. J.) Everybody’s asking me
about you. 20088.
Easter alleluia. 3184.
Easter chimes. 4656 (150).
Easter sunrise. 577.
Hastes (H. M.):
Can you sing a song. 15926.
Quest. 17112.
Eastlake (R. W.):
Jeffersonian march. 8004.
You’re spoiling me. 17733.
HKastlick (B. G.) Beautiful past.
174.
Eastman (Art)
bye to me. 22.
Easton (Hazel) :
Gee I’m lonesome, gosh I’m blue.
22177.
After you said good-
Give me an old fashioned girk
like mother. 24338.
HKaston (Sidney) :
I’li go on forever—loving you.
22369.
I’m so glad. 22428.
Scare crow dance. 23250.
Where is the hand. 23677.
Eastwood (Ted) I lay me down to
sleep. 7816.
Easy dance music for
piano. 11670 (84).
Easy Elizabethans. 16118.
Eaton (A. L.) Childrens garden of
cornet and
song. 24050.
Eaton (Dora) We'll stick to the
stars of Old Glory. 6877.
Eaton (Franklin) Corporal’s guard.
21696 (64).
Eaton (Joe) Say you love me truly.
25409.
Eaton (L. L.) Are you sorry. 23860.
Eaton (lL. V.) My little old home-
town. 10680.
Eaton (R. W.):
As long as I have you. 28869.
Everything might have been so
different. 3207.
Ebel (Arnold) Zehn kleine klavier-
stiicke. 24211.
Ebeler (G.) verlag:
Freche muus. 52138.
Mein schones kind vom Rhein.
5946.
Warum denn traurig sein. 6863.
Eberhard (EK. G.) Toast to love.
11358.
HWberhardt (G. A.) Chicago, queen of
the West. 3028.
Eberhardt (William) jr.:
Brakeman on engine sixty three.
249.
Is God at home. 1156.
Lonely hill-billy. 1358.
Wandering through the meadows.
2563.
Eberius (Myrtle) I’m jealous. 1008.
Ebersole (S. G.) John Henry Wray
and Emma Gay. 24684.
Eble (M. M.) Reach out and take a
hold of God. 23161.
Eblinger (Jean) Chanson de Lison.
4908.
Eby (Harl) We can’t get in with the
agents. 6874.
Eby (G. R.) Honeyheart. 5411.
Kea da Silva (H.) Sousa with his
band. 15305.
Eece homo. 19926.
Eechavarria (Angel)
the brook of memories. 13070.
Echo. Deux orphelines. 18065.
Echoes of Christmas. 16119*.
Eckardt (Paul) Heil und seig.
Paddling down
18309.
1221
INDEX
Eckberg (W. R.) On to better times.
17004.
‘Eckel (A. B.)
25368.
Eckhard
24036.
Eckhardt (U. L.)
3276.
Hekhardt (Wm.) :
Moon, take pity on me.
Smile, fool, smile. 19218.
Eckland (D. E.):
Doctor Cupid. 16063.
Serenading my lady. 17201.
Eckman (Joseph) Rejoice and sing.
21113.
Hekmann CHAN .)%
Cabin on the Mississippi shore.
15910.
Roosevelt all the time.
CW od) Century folio.
Ghost of a kiss.
22829.
I love a circus I do. 12362.
I loves you honey. 12369.
Sweet Madalene. 11249.
Eckstein (Maxwell) :
Dancer. 4978.
Rally of the cowboys. 10993.
Visit from Santa. 2530.
Eddy (C. D.) Luella. 8219.
Eddy (Charles M.) jr.:
Back at cobblestone hall. 11764.
Underneath the whispering pine.
15519.
Eddy (Clifford M.) jr.:
Broken-hearted cowboy. 23998.
Come to fair Chicago. 14047.
Dreaming, just dreaming. 22071.
I still want you. 14467.
My desire. 22881.
New baby. 14928.
Pride of the old U. S. A. 15088.
Sweetheart, dear, for you and me.
13407.
There’s bound to be good times.
15484.
Wedding bells. 138604.
When there’s love at the end of
the lane. 15624.
Yankee moon. 13704.
Edel (George) :
Dancing as one, 453.
Whippoorwill’s song.
Hdelheit (Harry):
That little white cross
little green hill. 4329.
17625.
on that
Whistlin’ Joe from Kokemo. 6968.
Edens (Roger) New deal rhythm.
20922.
Eder (H. R.) We are for you N-R-A.
19480.
Edeson (Donald):
Roadways. 6404.
Three old English songs. 5111.
Edeson (Leo.) I’m afraid to fall in
love with you. 18396.
pt. III, n. s., Vv. 28
Edgar (J. B.) Ive a secret in my
heart, it’s I love you. 5566.
Edgar (Marriott) :
Lion and Albert. 20626.
Three ha’pence a foot. 21404.
Edgar (R. D.) Oh yes I’m married to
the wrong man. 1743.
Edick (EF. C.) Edicks easy method
chord chart. 16121.
Edinoé! (Serge) Il doit y avoir autre
chose 4 faire. 1108.
Edition Kaleidoskop. Gelbe tango.
14263.
Edition orientale de musique.
sefardies. 3065.
Edition To-Ma:
Alten tannen sie flustern im wind.
13808.
Fahne hoch... 14198, 14199.
Herrgott soll Berliner sein. 143840.
Editions du magasin musical, Pierre
Schneider :
Andante et Scherzo. 17810.
Concerto en ré. 18796.
Coplas
Deux petits quatuors. 18986.
Marchand dhabits. 18704.
Pour le piano. 15074.
4 mélodies. 17875.
Editions Echo. Poil de carotte. 15062.
Editions musicales Euterpsy. Valse
miniature. 2504.
Hditions Vedette.
nuie. 22823.
Edizioni musicali Caesar film:
Esperanza. 3200.
Serenata alla luna.
Edleson (Raymond)
met you. 17781.
Edlin (Ivan Alfred) :
Pale yellow moon. 23065.
Pickin’ cotton. 23089.
Edmiaston (D. B.) Skies will be blue.
Moi... je m’en-
4171.
All because I
2162. .
Edmond (H. R. M.) Paree chere.
4022.
Edmonds (Paul) Hoddley poddley.
868.
Edmondson (J. J.):
In the moonlight.
Somewhere. 6554.
That’s when. I'll dream of you.
16516.
23446.
Edmonson (Minnie) Roosevelt’s the
man. 4118.
Edmonson (Norman) Morceau an-
tique.. 12826.
Edmund (Ralph):
Have you had a good day to-day.
12268.
Jollity. 22587.
That little church among the hills,
back home. 193848.
Edmundson (Garth):
Bells through the trees. 4808.
1222
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Carillon. 318.
Haster spring song. 5103.
Impressions gothiques. 24625.
March of the magi. 1468.
To the setting sun. 6760.
Virgin’s slumber song. 2529.
Hdna (M. B.):
Certain little cabin in the West.
9582.
Honey-suckle time—down in Ten-
nessee. 183835.
Somewhere, sometime in June.
8811.
Sweet-heart all the time. 19312.
Edru music publishers. Come back
to me. 15985.
Edson (L. J.) Love ’neath the moon-
light. 18669.
Educational orchestra album. 9798,
18134.
Edwards (—):
In my merry Oldsmobile.
97).
Pocahontas. 13765 (170).
Somebody’s sweetheart I want to
be. 7076 (323).
Edwards (A. H.):
As love sings on.
O memory. 20960.
Remember me. 21116.
Hdwards (Allan) I wanna be with
you. 18443.
Edwards (Anne)
14279.
Edwards (Bessie) Mr. Moon. 3825.
Edwards (Broughton) pseud. See
Meredith (I. H.)
Hdwards (C. J.):
I’m one of the lads of Valencia.
5532.
Jolly old ma! Jolly old pa! 5697.
Edwards (C. T.) Roosevelt, Roose-
velt, our President. 11080, 19104.
23870.
Give me a cottage.
Edwards (C. V.) You. 17692.
Edwards (Carl):
Believe me. 138886.
In my dream. 12459.
Edwards (Clara) :
Ganz nur dein. 12184.
Gipsy life. 741.
O komm zu mir. 12989.
Edwards (Hd.)
2552, 4453.
Edwards (Eddie)
7653.
Edwards (Gene) Old revival meetin’.
13024.
Edwards (Gus):
Ask me not. 25992 (4).
Come take a skate with me.
13765 (29).
Farewell Killarney. 25992 (17).
Wake up America.
Gone from me.
I'd like to see a little more of
you. 25992 (23).
13765
I just can’t make my eyes behave.
23795 (33).
I miss you in a thousand different
ways. 21696 (183).
Mister Monkey. 138765 (121).
Once upon a time. 18765 (158).
What’s the use of knockin’. 13765
(245).
When Tommy Atkins marries
Dolly Gray. 19648 (165).
Edwards (H. C.) Crusader. 24106.
Edwards (H. W.) One without two,
me without you. 18960.
Hdwards (Jack) No depression.
25118.
Iidwards (Joseph) Long memories.
10461.
Hdwards (Julian) au., and Edwards
(Emily) prop.:
Farewell fond dreams. 21696
(94).
Fell the governor. 23795 (27).
Girl and the Governor. 21696
(117, 118).
I am so fair.
I’m Don Pascal
21696 (181).
I’ve a very nasty temper so be-
ware. 21696 (185).
Military Willie. 2815 (223).
Pink hussars. 7076 (263).
That’s the kind of a noble savage
that Iam. 21696 (3871).
21696 (170).
de Mesquita.
Where the wild vine clings. 2815:
(366).
You only you. 2815 (881).
Edwards (Leo):
Cherokee. 93832 (54).
Don’t say adieu. 11670 (78),
13765 (42).
Hurdy gurdy man. 9832 (141).
Ill do anything in the world for
you. 93832 (147).
In a little canoe with you. 11670
(158).
My own girl. 13765 (129).
Napoli. 11670 (246).
Right in this old town.
(180).
Sioux Sue. 18765 (200).
Tale of a monkey. 13765 (220).
That’s what the rose said to me.
19648 (144).
Two dirty little hands. 9332
(369).
Upon the
(236).
When. the leaves turn to gold.
11670 (423).
Hdwards (Philip) I need someone
like you to teach me how to love.
12406.
Edwards (S. G.)
17150.
13765
trolley line. 13765
Rose of my heart.
1223
INDEX
Edwards (S. M.)
missin’ you so hard.
Edwards (Virginia)
senorita. 11957.
Edwoods (John) Smiling for you
with a broken heart. 2170.
Hgan (C. M.) Trying to forget you.
Right now, [’m a
19092.
Come dance, my
2456.
Egan (Jack) Seven million people.
17203.
Hgan (Ray) Me ’n you °’n him.
20736.
Egen (Austin):
Get a cheer-up smile. 732.
Komm’n sie bitte ’rtiber. 36837.
Miitterlein ... 20803, 20804.
Zigeuner, you have stolen my
heart. 2803.
Hgener (C. A.):
Legend of love.
Light and free.
(210).
Egener (Louisa)
2815 (179).
Hegerton (A. H.):
As for me. I will come into Thy
house. 21753.
Crucifixus. 4767.
I did lay me down to take rest.
22340.
Love of the Father.
Nune dimittis. 22978.
Rejoice in the Lord alway. 6384.
Thou wilt keep him in perfect
15733 (179).
2815 (179), 9332
Light and free.
22736.
peace. 23470.
Eggeling (Georg):
Capricieuse. 17752 (26).
Gipsies. 4655 (210).
Good-bye. 4656 (221).
Mazurka brillante. 13765 (117).
Ungarisecher tanz. 13765 (235).
Valse brillante. 13765 (237).
Waldeinsamkeit. 13765 (239).
50 melodious etudes. 17752 (38).
HKggert (Ernst) Links-rechts-marsch.
20624, 20625.
Eggleston (Dick) See Eggleston (R.
BE.)
Eggleston (R. E.) Honest darling.
14353.
Egner (Philip):
As you were. 7142.
Benny Havens. 7512.
Why did you do it.
100 days ’till June.
Egolf (C. F.) jr.:
Down Dixie way. 18100.
Dreamy river. 18121.
Look at what you’re doing to me.
18648.
My perfect sweetheart.
Sleepy head. 19213.
Ehlert (August) Why did you leave
me. 15646.
9236.
9332.
18841.
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Ehresman (A. B.) Memory waltz.
3803.
Ehrich (J.) Dreamy moments. 13765
(44, 45).
Ehrler (W.) & co. Griiss mir mein
Sanssouci. 53813, 5314.
Ehrlich (M. R.):
Couldn’t you fall for me.
21959.
Fresh as a daisy. 14245.
Girl in the little green hat. 743.
Gotta go. 5299.
Hold me closer. 873.
King of Zulu. 16605.
Maurice, the gendarme.
Mother Nature’s lullaby.
Ol Man Devil. 8476.
Rough idea of my old Kentucky
4956,
16764.
12835.
home. 17157.
Shake hands with a millionaire.
2144.
She changed her hi-de-hi-de, for
his yodel-o-de-ay. 6490.
Something came and got me in
the spring. 8807.
Two rooms of love. 17469.
Ehrlich (Siegwart) Ich mdchte einen
walzer schunkeln, aber nur mit dir.
5587.
Ehrmann (Alfred von) Brahms (Joh-
annes) 13929.
Ei wohl eine schone zeit. 5113.
Hiche (W. F.):
Me and the moon. 10588.
She’s my sweet-heart baby. 11099.
EHichelmann (KE. H.):
I’m going back to my eastles in
the air. 12381.
I’m simply ga-ga
12394.
Yankee brew.
Hichhorn (H. W.):
Grandpa. 143808.
Radio. 15108.
Silver balloons.
Eick (Edgar) Keep calling me your
sweetheart. 20552.
Hide (Marmaduke) MHeileman ecaya-
lier. 24418.
Hidt (M. H.):
Tulip waltz. 11379.
World’s exposition march. 11598,
17682.
Hidt (M. M.) Sure, why not. 4277.
EKigenbroadt (A. D.) Union. 13525,
Eighteen faux-bourdons and descants.
11548.
Hilenberg (B. M.)
over you.
15682.
17223.
Andante und varia-
tionen. 2815 (10).
Hilenberg (R. B.) Andante und va-
riationen. 2815 (10).
Hilenberg (Rich.) Lost happiness.
9332 (218).
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Hilers (A. A.)
(31), 98382 (56).
Hin Duw sydd noddfa gref.
Kinbinder (Marie) :
Smoke your blues away. 17249.
Stroll along with me. 21309.
Hinmal mocht’ ich keine sorgen haben.
582.
Einstein (L. R.):
Gone again. 20142.
Naughty wriggle. 18887.
Hiphos (Ettena) pseud. See Gunder-
sen (S. A.) — Johnsen (S. A.)
Hisemann (Michael) :
Bisschen mondschein. 1063.
Bisschen mondschein, ein bisschen
liebe. 1064.
Ich bin kein Lohengrin, ich bin
kein Parsival. 1063, 1064.
Katz im sack. 8043*.
Hisenberg (Albert) :
Chiffonnette.
14166.
Beer. 4797.
Moody moments. 24982.
Hisenberg (G. G.):
Forgotten man. 7596.
Song of happiness. 25517.
Hisenberg (R. B.):
Brown cheering song. 13948.
Hyes of Texas. 3213.
Manikin. 10521.
Matador. 14756.
Hisengrein (P. V.)
11376.
Hisenhart (Mrs. A.)
—yes, up. 33583.
Hisenmann (Will)
Klavier. 10355.
Hisert (A. R.) You are my man and
I am your woman. 23752.
Hisler (Paul) Dish ran away with
the spoon. 506.
Hitzen (L. C.):
I’m afraid to fall in love with you.
18396.
Love ‘neath the moonlight.
Opus 40. 17024.
Ekame (—) pseuwd.:
Turnerbannerlied. 9053.
Vaterland. 17490.
Ekman (J. <A.) I love blue eyes.
14418.
El. pseud. See Schaffer (E. J.)
Elander (Charles) :
Cottonland. 11670 (63).
On tiptoe. 9332 (267).
Elar music corp. Ooh, I’m thinking.
8516.
Elbee music co. I’ve got to pass your
house to get to my house. 14473.
Eldon (Harry) That’s certain, she is
Mine, all mine. 2354.
Eldred (R. B.) Come back to me.
14041.
True as honey.
He lifted me up
Kleine suite ftir
18669.
7076 | Eldred (Raymond) Melody divine.
22799.
Eldridge (Al) Close your little eyes.
11947.
Hldridge (Judson) 100 Dixie favor-
ites. 3192.
Eldridge entertainment house, inc.:
Bon voyage. 238%.
Hiram and Mirandy. 864.
Little rich girl who was poor.
1344*.
What the Christmas fire told.
2613*.
Hldwyn (H. J.) pseud. See Bohl-
man (H. J.)
Eler (-) Are you blue. 17821.
EHlerding (Harold) Irene. 24659.
Hlert (Sigfrid Karg-) See Karg-
Elert (Sigfrid)
Elf Schillschen offiziere. 5611.
Elgar (Edward) :
Adieu. 17, 4668, 17759, 17760,
23815.
As torrents in summer. 13830,
15802.
Dream children. 587.
Fly, smging bird. 672.
How calmly the evening. 20258.
Lo, now the dawn is breaking.
20650.
My love dwelt in a northern land.
20858.
Salut d’amour.
(125), 25388.
6448, 6449, 19648
Serenade. 2105, 6487, 19159,
19160, 25427.
Snow. 2173, 15271.
Sonata. 6558.
Theme from Pomp and circum-
Stance. 21376.
Weary wind of the west. 21527.
When swallows fly. 17587.
Eliscu. (Hdward) O! Mister Car-
penter. 3942.
HElkan-Vogel co., ine. Give unto the
Lord. 99465.
Elkin & co., ltd.:
Castlepatrick. 3002.
Cyprian woman. 24112.
Deryn pur. 199388.
Flights of fancy.
Gird on thy
14274.
God, who knowest the things that
were. 24342.
Lady Night. 12578.
Lost cat. 1368.
Marguerite. 3770.
Mystic ode. 6110.
18176.
sword, O man.
O lovely things are these. 6180.
Rambler’s song. 21109.
Rima’s call to the birds. 19093.
Rolling English road. 4118.
Sing-song. 2152.
1225 ie
INDEX
Elkin & co., 1td.—Continued.
Song of soldiers. 17273.
Three fugal fancies. 848.
Three preludes. 4780.
Wander-thirst. 6860.
Who goes home. 4542.
Elkind (S. W.) Jewish potpourri.
18537-18539.
Elikus (Albert) On a merry folk-
tune. 17000.
Eller (J. <A.) . Something new.
21249.
Ellerbe (Paul)
Ellerbusch (Fred)
dear. 16444.
Ellery (R. M.) Now they’ve got to
love you for love. 8449.
Hiling (Harry) When the dance is
thru. 2645.
Ellingford (H. F.)
Ellington (Duke):
Drop me off in Harlem, 24208.
Rockin’ in rhythm. 21140.
Sophisticated lady. 18351, 21278.
Elliott (Ann) Fingers and thumbs.
24263.
Hiliott (C. A.) Riding in the rumble
in the rain. 8664.
Elliott (Eloise) :
Barefoot days. 4779.
Give me an isle and you. 22189.
Elliott (G. C.) Lord is my shepherd.
18650.
Elliott (Leslie)
sweet and tender.
Hlliott (O. M.):
Alone in the dark. 11712.
Life is just romance and love is
its theme. 16654.
Elliott (Vern) :
Comin’ thro’ the Rye.
Money. 10585.
I miss you mother
94th psalm. 2812.
Night of summer
20933.
4946.
Holy night! peaceful night! 53896.
Home, Sweet home. 5404.
Mexicana. 3808*.
Songs my mother taught me.
6572.
Elliott (Wm.) Mother. 1564.
Elliott (Zo):
Annapolis. 9381.
Midshipman’s march. 18738,
18739.
Ellis (A. A.) Captains all. 13972.
Ellis (Cecil) :
Dawn of love. 3106.
Father, teach us to know. 5171.
Holding you. 5892.
Ellis (D. E.) Two million.
Ellis (F. D.) What is love.
Bllis G8: B.)e
Angel mother. 2855.
Little baby boy. 3690.
My song of love to you. 3902.
Ellis (G. 8.):
Allurement.
23512.
23616.
23834,
pt. Ill, n. S., V. 28
Hileen aroon. 18136, 20069.
Song of technocracy. 2206.
When the moon comes out.
13639.
Ellis (George) :
He likes ’em fluffy. 5348.
Sunday afternoon. 238388.
Ellis (Grace) Oh, Beane! I love
you. 20969.
Ellis (J. D.):
Heaven and home sweet home.
eZ:
Kit bag o’ blues. 10350.
Midnight melody. 10569.
Nestling in my arms. 10727.
Singin’ a love song. 11129.
Ellis (J. G.) Fortune. 14240*.
Ellis (L. J.) Jesus, alone, can save.
24678.
Ellis (Melville) au., and Ellis (R. M.)-
prop.:
Girl with the baby blue tights.
21696 (120).
I couldn’t go wrong if I tried.
19648 (50).
In Amsterdam. 21696 (191).
It’s your lovely disposition.
19648 (61).
Just to pass the time away.
19648 (66).
Lament of the coryphee. 19648
(69).
Out-door girl. 21696 (306).
Piccadilly crawl. 21696 (3812).
Seeing the town in a yap wagon.
21696 (338).
There’S a_ baby
21696 (374).
When love is young. 9832 (388).
Ellis (N. P.) When I dance with you.
17567.
Bilis (Ol. )i:
Just a sweet memory. 12536.
You'll always be a sweet memory.
9286.
You’re just pretending. 17726.
Tillis (Robin) :
For me He careth. 680, 5198.
Granier’s hosanna. 12237.
He is my Savior now. 826.
In excelsis gloria. 22514.
in the house.
On wings of living light. 138087.
Two preludes. 242.
Ellis (Ruth) Sweetheart mine. 2296.
Ellis (Vivian) :
Mrs. Bartholomew. 14806.
Sweep. 15363.
Why has a cow got four legs.
15651.
You don’t understand. 15697.
Ellison (Ben):
After all. 116838.
Dallas man. 9671.
Give me a thrill. 18227.
1226
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19383
I found a new way to go to town.
183866.
I’m no angel. 18412.
I want you, I need you. 18451.
Lion tamers blues. 18627.
My dark angel. 6050.
No one loves me like that Dallas
man. 18914.
That’s my home. 6719.
They call me Sister Honkey Tonk.
193872.
Ellison (EH. C.):
My Father’s love. 18816.
Song of the harp of the wind.
17274.
Ellison (Marie) When someone loves
you. 9189.
Ellmenreich (A.) Spinning song.
j2232, 2238:
Elistein (A. 8.) Liebes leid. 5790.
Elistein (Abe):
Didn’t your
24151.
How long. 24463.
I won't give you the _ bucket.
24598.
It’s all in the game. 24667.
Love came to me. 24839.
That’s how you go with me. 25658.
Ellsworth (L. C. H.):
mother tell you.
Everything comes to those who
wait. 604.
Let’s swap!
24776.
N.R.A. song. 16914.
Hlmore (Duane V.) Little brown jug.
14670.
Hlmore (Dyck V.)
14670.
Hi Rae (Earl)
share. 20698.
Elsmith (Berta) :
Flying Dutchman.
Iolanthe. 20465*.
Hismith music laboratory, inec.:
Flying Dutchman. 19466*.
Iolanthe. 20465*.
Elsner (H. F.) You taught me the
meaning of love. 15721.
Elsner (I. 8.):
What have you.
Little brown jug.
Love you meant to
19466*.
Evening and morning. 11670 (95).
Evening prayer. 11670 (96).
Hymn to the Madonna. 11670
(148, 144).
O come, and let us worship. 11670
(255). |
Out of heaven. 11670 (272).
Praise the Lord with songs of re-
joicing. 11670 (285, 286).
Thou art my salvation.
(377).
Elsnie (J. P.) Rubank assembly hour
piano accordion folio. 2025.
11670
Hilson (Ll. C.) awv., and Elson (B. L.)
prop. Folk songs of many nations.
4656 (187).
Elston (Frances) Over the radio dear,
6263. .
Hlwell (S. J.) Moonlight and apple
blossoms. 1551.
Elwin (Maurice) :
City, pity me. 378.
Music is a friend of love, 8338.
Hlwood (Aaron) What’s the use in
eryin’. 17557.
Emborg (I. L.) Passions—musik.
1846.
Hmbrassez-moi. 410, 411, 2427, 4819,
6773, 17900,
Hmbree (Norval) Loving all the day.
1422.
Embriacco (Juan) Podes' volver.
6319.
Embry (Alyse) Tell me, whose girl
are you. 17368.
Emelkaton-verlag, g.m.b.h. Frau wie
du. 9908.
Emer (Michel) :
Crazy harmony. 11982.
Parceque je vous aime.
Réver. 19086.
Si jaime Suzy. 19178.
There’s a new feeling in my heart.
19367.
You've got me, 13748.
Emerson (C. D.) pseud. See Gabriel
(C. H.)
EKmerson (L. O.) au., and Hmerson
(M. H.) prop.:
Angels from the realms of glory.
9832 (12).
As pants the hart, 7076 (7).
Christ is risen. 4656 (90).
Come, gracious spirit. T7076 (41).
Is it thine. 11670 (168).
It is a good thing. 9332 (171).
Emerson (R. S8.):
18994,
Doll-house. 19955.
Song of the cast-a-way. 21265.
Hmerson (Ray) Mother O’Day.
14831.
Emery (D. R.) Humming suite.
20269.
Himery (M. A.) My sweet Australian
mother, 8400.
Emery (P. M.):
I can’t forget. 183855.
Lotus flower of old Japan. 18657.
Hmil (Bert) pseud. See Seippel
(B, BE.)
Emlich (Joseph)
heart, until death do us part.
Hmmans (G. H.):
Honey dear. 18382.
I love to dream. 18388.
You carved on my
11622.
1297 -
INDEX
Emmans (G. H.)—Continued.
My state of the golden
18846.
Tired of trav’lin’.
Emmerich (A. L.):
Alone with my dreams. 60.
Don’t leave me now. 38140.
Home sweet home, hide-a-way of
love. 7760.
Must I believe.
gate.
19394.
14853.
Save a little kiss for me. 11055.
Soft hearted me, loves hard
hearted you. 15278.
Emmerich (Bob) See Emmerich
(Robert)
Emmerich (EB. L.):
Alone with my dreams. 60.
Don’t leave me now. 3140.
Emmerich (Robert) Buy American.
282.
Emmet (Tom) Call of the wild.
301.
Emmett (—}
Emmett (R. W.)
Emparan (Beatriz de)
dare 2524,
Emperor Jones. 18140.
Enchanted garden.
20547, 20745, 21299.
Enchanted village. 24223.
Enders (Georg):
Eko vill du svara mej.
Var kyss' du ger...
25746.
Enders (Harvey):
Blue Danube. 19766.
Flight of the bumble-bee.
Gypsy man. 9987.
Seminarian. 4164.
Trav’lin’. 13488.
Endicott (M. A.):
In clover-time. 5622.
*Neath a golden moon.
Endres (Bert)
Emmett’s lullaby. 3196.
Jellybeans. 20499.
Vidas cruza-
20021, 20060,
7526.
25745,
22130.
22940.
Hollywood hometown
blues. 16316.
Endres (M. J.) Hollywood hometown
blues. 16316.
Endres (O. P.) Gay old frog. 22175.
Endresen (R. M.):
Dancer. 12001.
Executant. 12119.
Technician. 138430.
Victor. 138547.
Waltz chromatic.
Enesco (Georges) :
Kadenzen. 5781.
3°™* sonate. 18760.
Enfant de ma sceur. 7563, 10981.
Enfant prodigue. 15733 (70, 71, 283,
284).
Engel (H. H.) Yowzer. 17072.
Engel (Heinrich) pseud. See HEngel-
mann (H.)
13572.
pt. 111, n.s., v. 28.
Engel (Lounette) To Chicago to the
great world’s fair. 9019.
Engel (R. P.):
In Venice. 16522.
Make believe. 16744.
Thankful. 17367.
Engel (W. L.):
I’m climbing a ladder to your bal-
cony. 14480.
I’m just a-dreaming. 14440.
Just a picture of you. 3605.
Sunshine Sal. 4275.
Engel-Berger (Willy) :
Allein kann man nicht giticklich
sein. 23833.
Drei stisse worte. 16106.
Es gibt nur eine melodie. 24230.
Frau wie du. 99038.
Ich kann nicht schlafen heut’
nacht. 351T.
Sprache der liebe ist international.
17293.
Wenn liebe nur nicht gefahrlich
war. 25804.
Wenn man auseinandergeht..
25805.
Wir ziehen durch die heimat.
25910.
Engelke (J. W.) Yankee Doodle lift
up your head. 9267.
Engelken (Margarethe) :
Es ist so dunkel um mich her.
16130.
Hitler-marsch. 12295.
O Herr, erhdre mein
16963.
Pfingstlied. 15041.
S. A. marschiert. 17161.
Walzer. 20195-20198.
Weihnachten. 17546.
Engelken (Margarethe
See Hartwigk - Hngelken
rethe).
Engelmann (H.) au., and Engelmann
(M. C.) prop.:
Across the fields.
Apple blossoms.
Dancing shadows.
Dashing troopers. 4656 (124).
Dear little Dollie. 4656 (129).
Dreamland. 4656 (146).
First study-melody. 4656 (182).
Grande valse caprice. 4656 (223).
Hare and hounds. 4656 (236).
I love thee. 11670 (151).
In festal array. 4656 (296, 297).
Little sweethearts. 4656 (365).
Serenade coquette. 4656 (566).
Shadow dance. 11670 (332).
Wayside flowers. 4656 (677).
With heart and hand. 4656 (700).
Young guardsman. 4656 (707).
Zenita. 4656 (708).
gebet..
Hartwigk-)
(Marga-
4656 (7).
4656 (25).
4656 (122).
1228
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Englander (Ludwig) :
Be demure. 25992 (7).
Little old America for me.
(46). :
World is a toyshop. 28795 (111).
Engle (D. D.) June light and moon
light. 5701.
Engle (S. C.):
Cry baby lamb. 442.
Midnight symphony. 5965.
Engle (Stella) Blue eagle spirit, now
on the air. 19773.
Engleman (Helen) :
23795
My piano man. 16875.
My sweetness. 16889.
Englert (Carl) Rummelsburg. 4128*.
English (Hstelle) Good night, my
boy. 16241.
English (Granville) Paysage. 13095.
Engstrom (C. J.)
way mad. 22401.
Enlevez-moi. 12130, 12483.
Hnlighten thy daughter. 18091, 24165.
I’m going Broad-
25357.
Ennis (Hlsie) Little reckless me.
14677.
Ennis (J. L.):
I wished on the new moon.
20413.
Mother tell me a story, sing a
sweet lullaby. 20794.
Old South. 20995.
Eno (Paul) Viscayan belle. 23795
(107).
Enoch (Robert) :
Carnival. 4888.
Once in a blue moon. 8507.
Please let me forget. 25270.
Enoch « cie.:
Au jardin des abeilles. 2879.
Baiser d’amour ca ne s’apprend
pas. 2895.
Guinéa. 14808.
Il faut qu’une porte soit ouverte
ou fermée. 35383.
Ingratitude. 14546.
Palma. 4015.
Pour une heure.
Suite pour piano. 2264.
Toi! moi! nous. 4880.
3°™° sonate. 13760.
12 piéces nouvelles. 12790.
Hnoch & sons (1927) ltd.:
Auld songs o’ hame. 2881,
Dock-side suite. 9731.
Peter’s pieces. 4034.
Rain. 19067.
Thrush at dawn.
Enos (Charles) You
my uncertainty. T0837.
Ensemble music press:
4055.
13467.
could banish
Cygne. 15179.
Flight of the bumble bee. 14220.
Minuet. 14842.
Ensley (Clifford) Faded moon. 613.
Ensminger (G.) Darkie’s lament.
3101.
EKnston (Duke) Bless your heart.
15859.
Ent (W.) If youre an_ investor.
10191.
Enzolini (—) Serenata. 21201.
Ephraim (EH. R.):
Injun = gal. 2815 (163), 7076
(154).
On the rocky road to Dublin.
2815 (260), 7076 (252).
Eplin (George) He will not forget.
16288.
Hpling
22849.
EXjppert (Carl) Song of the skipper.
11186.
Epstein (Anna):
Cuckoo, 16011. -
I lost my heart to you. 16392.
Epstein (C. J.) Our romance is over.
25207.
Hramo (Michelangelo D’)
mo (Michelangelo)
Erb (M. A.) :
Buzzing bee. 24007.
Cloud pictures. 24064.
Donkey ride. 12044.
Fairy bells.. 12126.
Little Miss Daffodil. 12645.
Mr. Hop Toad. 24968.
Mr. Peacock. 16798.
Sandpipers. 13237.
Sea gulls. 18255.
Snow man. 13317.
Erdlen (Hermann) Schul-tanz-buch.
6467-6469.
Erdody (Leo) Just a romantic fool.
16582.
Erhardt (Mae)
(A. S.) Mother’s’ chair.
See D’Era-
Girl of my dreams I
love you. 9987.
Erica (A. M.) pseud. See Custard
(EH. M.)
Hrickson (C. H.) When night comes
o’er the sea. 19523.
Hrickson (KH. J.):
Hrickson’s modern B flat tenor
saxophone melodies. 20028.
Hrickson’s recreation melodies.
20024. -
Hrickson’s unique clarinet novel-
ties. 20025.
Hrickson (Frederick) Deck the hall.
19933, 24140.
Hrickson (G. M.) Daddy come back.
445.
Erickson (J. B.) Soon ’tis au revoir
Mignon. 13350.
Erickson (J. C.) Little old mill by
the wayside. 20688.
1229
INDEX
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
————
‘Erickson (Jack):
Behind the hills. 183, 2917.
Let’s meet by the old oaken
bucket. 3668.
No greater love. 39383.
There’s a new day of hope comin’
mighty soon. 28738, 4346.
We're on the march. 9149.
Erickson (R. M.) Bo-hunk trail.
2938.
Ericourt (Daniel) Il pleure dans mon
coeur. 22494.
Erlanger (Frédéric d’) Poéme. 6321.
Erlin (Frank) jr. If I’m dreaming.
5594.
Ernst (E. D.) Reverie. 17129.
Ernst (Johannes) Frau’n, ihr seid
die sterne des lebens. 705, 706.
Ernst (L. C.) Good fellow songs.
12225.
Erpf (Hermann)
16264.
Ersted (John)
all your troubles away.
Erwin (Ralph):
Ca c’est du sport. 7291.
Harlekin. 3342.
Malgré yous mon ceur chante
pour vous. 14729.
Mir ist heut’ so nach liebe.
Es hat geklingelt. 3199, 10303.
Esa (John):
Glass of beer — oceans of cheer.
7630.
In a valley by the river. 22508.
Escare (I. A.) Just in one night with
you. 1225.
Escarpenter (J.) Baracutey. 15823.
Escarpenter (José) :
Esperanza. 242382.
Olga. 25170.
Escher (Chester) : .
Broken hearted doll. 21842.
I’m leavin’ in the evenin’ for my
hometown. 10131.
Eschig (Max) Editions:
A Paris, dans chaque faubourg.
13767.
Badineries. 13855.
Ballade. 12019.
C’est la fille du moulin. 11869.
C’est pas la peine. 11870.
Cadenza. 9912.
Cendrillon. 3007.
Concertino. 18009.
Concerto. 405, 1237.
Corcovado. 9647.
Crazy harmony. 11982.
Daisy. 11996.
Deux piéces.
Doudloudou.
Etude de concert.
Gra niin: 2 ‘tod.
Let the sunshine chase
3671.
5972.
2320.
12055.
14186.
Fantaisie Beaumarchais.
2022.
Fugato. 717.
If we meet again. 12440.
Images d’Epinal. 3534.
Impromptu. 15068.
Jazz. 3586.
_ Laissons amour. 12581.
Landerirette. 12588.
Lost lover. 12667.
Parle moi d’autre chose. 13085.
Pavane pour une infante défunte.
10873.
Petite suite espagnole. 4035.
Prélude. 2305.
Prince Chéri. 4065.
Second recueil de
4159. .
Six suites. 2890.
Sonate. 6329.
Sorocaba. 11195.
Suite. 15391.
Suite de Karagueuz.
Symphonie concertante.
Tijuca. 11347.
Poceata. 2321-
Treize études. 221.
Tres cantigas de Alfonso X. 1206.
Tristezas. 13494.
Valse. 6338.
You’ve got me. 138748.
Zarabanda lejana y Villancico.
4658.
Zorriga. 2806.
3 chansons enfantines.
4™° etude en fa mineur.
sur
mazurkas.
4264.
11266.
773.
2807.
5"° etude en ut diéze mineur.
2808.
6™° etude en fa diéze mineur.
2809.
14 Juillet. 15733.
Eschmann (Elmer) Springtime is
lovetime. 17298.
Escobar (Amedeo):
Come back, my dear.
Entretien des comméres.
Falene. 9840.
Improvisation. 22497.
Prima volta. 1912.
Zingara. 2804, 2805.
Escobar (Antonio) :
Pintaré tus labios.
Sed. 25418.
Escoffery (William) Baby when I’m
thinking of you. 23900.
Esenhuth (G. H.) jr.:
Call me back, gal of mine. 9554.
When spring comes in Virginia.
11514.
Espérame. 7448, 14101, 14187, 14959.
Esperon (I. F.):
Borrachita,
Chaparrita.
15984.
9810.
1878.
17929.
15950.
1230
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Hsperon-Lamy (Ch.) :
Trois fleurs printaniéres. 15492.
Trois jeux. 14184.
Esquier (Charles) Mam/’zelle Chichi.
4656 (384).
Hssary (Nettie) N.R.A. march.
18868.
Hssek (Paul) 30. = spezial-etiiden.
5141.
Essig und oel. 3201.
Hstabrook (Clara) Longing for you.
14683.
Hstell (Dennie) pseud. See Saikley
(H. BH.)
Hstes (J.):
My black gal blues. 16839.
Stack o’ dollars. 17299.
Hstes (J. M.) When you say I love
you. 17611.
Hstrella (J. C.) Malayan Rose.
12722.
Hstren (Joe) Lonely for me. 18641.
Hstrin (Lourie) I misunderstood.
5551.
Estvilla (Manuel) pseud. See Plessow
| (Hric)
Ktensohn (EK. E.):
Cozy little shack in dreamy valley.
4966.
Pickaninny moon. 10890.
-Htheridge (T. M.) Butterfly baby.
19807.
HKtlinger (Richard) :
Du hast das feuer im blut. 12091.
Frau muss nur versteh’n. 704.
Jeder tag hat 24 stunden. 12516.
Komm’ mein schatz. 704.
Madel weine nicht so sehr. 1446.
So long noch ein walzer yon
Strauss erklingt. 2177.
Wenn dir eine schodne frau begeg-
net. 13608, 13609.
Httinger (Max) Alte tanz-suite.
13802.
Ettler (Carl) Ausgewd&hlte stticke von
Friedrich dem Grossen. 21761.
Etwas fiir sie. 6178, 7545, 25450.
Hugene (M. C.) pseud. See Dreyfus
(Max)
Hulenburg (Ernst) :
Fest auf Monbijou. 5176.
Heitere musik. 14837.
Marien-kantate. 20723.
Euridice. 20465.
Hurope (J. R.) On the gay Luneta.
23795 (62).
Huropean music publishers protective
assn., inc. Demone. 14097.
Huryanthe. 5144.
Hyangelistie and worship hymns.
Evans
19291.
596.
(Alexander) Stuff is here.
38188—34——11
Evans (Archibald) :
Chaste Suzanne.
Napolitan. 12939.
Evans (Brad) Dixie isn’t Dixie any
14000.
more, 12084.
Kvans (D. O.) co. If I were a star.
10186.
Evans (Delmer) My pathway of
dreams. 8389.
Evans (Dudley) :
After the night before. 4672.
Gosh, I’ve got a broken heart.
769.
Evans (HE. P.):
I’m going back. 12380.
I’m playing a losing game. 14450.
Evans (Ethel) Oh, there’s coming a
bright day. 10791.
Hvans (F. C.) Love. 3716.
Hvans (Farres) Moonlight on the
prairie. 10599.
Evans (George) :
Down in the old town hall.
(140).
Dreamy eyes. 4656 (147).
Mr. Tomahawk. 4656 (411).
My blue bell from Baltimore.
4656
4656 (4277).
Out in an automobile. 18765
(162).
Ting a ling. 4656 (6388).
Evans (H. W.) Evans’ trainer.
24283.
Evans (Horace) It’s you. 12504.
Evans (J. C.) Mocking bird and old
bob white are calling you back to
me. 16801.
Evans (Leone) Red shadows. 15111*.
Evans (M. D.) New deal. 16929.
Evans (Madeleine) :
Chinese festival. 15958.
Down Devon. 12057.
Summer days. 2265.
Hvans (Millie) :
Down in the old town hall.
(140).
Dreamy eyes. 4656 (147).
Mr. Tomahawk. 4656 (411).
My blue bell. from Baltimore.
4656 (427).
Ting a ling. 4656 (638).
Evans (R.) Day breakin’ blues. 5001.
Evans (Reed):
Cheer up. 3018.
Have you forgotten. 20205.
Take my kiss and love me.
Evans (Roy):
That terrific gal of mine.
That terrific man of mine. 21374.
Evans (S. A. L.) Love divine. 13876.
Evans (8S. F.) Fire side memories.
3231.
4656
8982.
21373.
1231
INDEX
ns (Tolechard) :
Antonio. 13817.
Bom-ba-diddy-bom-bom. 2940.
Captain Hi-tiddley-hi-ti, Archie of
the royal artillery. 9567.
Da-dar, da-dee. 9665.
Ding! dong! ding. 18071.
Hyde Park corner. 54386.
I want to marry Marianna. 22465.
Laughing waltz. 22639.
Oxford street. 25060.
Piccaninny lullaby. 1871.
Puss! puss! puss! 8628.
School song. 17181.
Spanish sweetheart. 11202.
What is the use of it now.
Evans (W. E.):
Corn. 21958.
My baby. 20815.
Evans (W. H. M.)
11387.
Evans music co.
Evans music service.
Eva
23617.
Twilight fancies.
Rustic lilt. 4132.
Evans’ trainer.
24233.
Evely (Grace) pseud. See Ballard
(G. E.)
Evelyn (Rose) There’s a rose in old
Kentucky. 17400.
Everett (Charles) sr. Home for you
and me. 5398.
Everett (Tommie) :
Girl next door. 5248.
Round the bandstand. 11036.
There’s a little stranger in the
alley for Sally and me, 4344.
Everline (F. M.) Fiel. 18172.
Every (William) Save us, O Lord.
2060.
Everybody’s favorite songs. 9824.
Everybody’s song book. 18158.
Ewald (E. D. K.) Alice my queen.
9356.
Ewall (E. D. K.) Maid of the West.
10510.
Ewart. See Ewart (W.)
Ewart (Dewitt) See Sellick (D. E.)
Ewart (W.) Coming home with the
milkman. 15994.
Ewell (Christina) Sister of mine.
6526.
Ewie wi’ the crooked horn. 15733
(120).
Ewing (Montague) pseud. See Myers
(Sherman)
Ewing (Weldon) Spring brings me
love and you. 6598.
Ewins & co. Laureen. 12595.
Ex (A. R.) I love you more than
that. 7836.
Exalted praise.
Excell (E. O.):
Grace enough for me. 2815 (115).
Praises. 2815 (276).
That sweet story. 2815 (3826).
12
20042.
9
Vv
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Excell (H. O.) jr. Praises. 2815 (276).
Excell (Edwin):
Grace enough for me. 2815 (115).
That sweet story. 2815 (326).
Excelsior folio for accordion. 608.
Exclusive publications, inc. Harlem
hospitality. 24402.
Exline (Mary) Peeping moon. 1856.
EKyden (M. LL.) N.R.A. parade. 20909.
Hyden (W. A.) jr. N.R.A. parade.
20909.
Hyman (J. P.) Victor schottisch.
15540.
Hyre (F. G. W.) Calling me from
over there. 19817.
Hysler (Edmund) Blue _ paradise.
13912.
Hyster (H. J.):
Some day. 2187.
We do our part. 21514.
F. P. 1 antwortet nicht. 1550;
Faber (Billy) I’ve lost you, what
does life matter now. 12419.
Fabre (Gabriel) :
Bandeaux d’or.
Cantique de la Vierge.
De lautre cdté du fleuve.
(69).
Elle avait trois couronnes. 7076
(70).
Forét, la mer, la ville. TO76 (85).
Ivresse d’amour. 11670 (175).
J’ai marché trente ans. T7076
(158). .
Quand l’amant sortit. 7076 (271).
Fabrega (Ricardo) :
7076 (11).
7076 (26). -
11670
Noche tropical. 20945.
Veniendo pan. 11416.
Fabregués (Tomas) Rosario. 19108.
(August) Trail that leads
back home. 6779.
Fabrizi (Gus) See Fabrizi (August)
Face in the sky. 5715.
Fachutar (S. P.) Marcha espafiola.
8238, 12733.
Fadem (Harry)
night. 24665.
Fader (J. L.):
Fabrizi
It’s a cold, cold
In our town. 16510.
My kid brother. 14880.
My Nancy Rose. 25066.
Faeth (R. G.):
Ho! St. Nick. 7076 (123).
One-a-penny. T076 (254).
Tin soldiers. 7076 (850).
See also Barrett (R. G.)
Fagan (Barney) :
I picked the winner. 16450.
Strolling on the sand. 11670
(361).
Téte A téte at eight. 2815 (324).
Fagan (M. D.):
Cricket on the hob. 3078.
Maureen oge asthore. 3778.
2
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Ould turf fire.
Sheila bawn.
Fagen (A. M.)
on the hill. ee
Fagen (L. P.) Little white church
on the hill. 1346.
Faherty (P. J.)
now. 7993.
Fahrbach (Philippe) :
3995.
4180.
Little white church
1346.
It won't be long
Dame de coeur. 15733 (76).
- Tout 4 la joie. 7076 (353).
Verre en main. 7076 (868).
Fahrt in die jugend. 24243*.
Fahy (B. J.) In the flowry month
of June. 3549.
Faible femme. 7291, 14729.
Faighes (B.):
All aboard for dreamland. 45.
In a little German garden, under-
neath the pretzel vine. 1115.
There’s nothing left to do but say
good-bye. 2377.
Fain (Sammy):
Ah, the moon is here. 17773.
Away, way out in the sticks.
2885, 4758.
By a waterfall. 15908.
Fear. 9854.
Handwriting’s on the wall. 805.
I always wear my derby when it
rains. 914.
I’ll pin another petal on the daisy.
3447.
I’m sorry I can’t see my old gal
tonight. 12398.
If you don’t want to be sweet-
hearts. 1094.
In every nook and corner you are
missing. 3542.
It’s time to sing
again. 5672.
Kiss in the moonlight.
Lonely lane. 24819.
Men of Calvert. 22807.
Road is open again. 19096.
Sittin’ on a backyard fence.
Sweet Adeline
3634,
19204.
There’s a little bit of you in every
love song. 15428.
There’s a new moon over my
shoulder and a beautiful girl in
my arms. 15429, 17397, 17398.
Under the lamp of love. 6809.
When tomorrow comes. 25859.
You’ve been so nice and sweet to
me. 2786.
You've got a right to be wrong.
21672.
Fair young Mary. 617.
Fairbairn (Donald) :
Ever since I fell in love.
That’s my idea of love.
5148.
21368.
Fairbairn (M. J.).:
A—B—C. 1.
Our command. 1814.
Some day. 2188.
Fairbanks. (Leroy)
ies. 306.
Faircloth (KE. L.)
glory. 22444.
Faircloth (G. N.)
moon. 6496, 8744.
Fairclough (Thomas) With F. D.
Roosevelt now at Washington, D.C.
7005.
Fairclough (Tommy )
(Thomas)
Hairtax (i D.) =
I’) be waiting for you. 20326.
Now that you say we're through.
16859.
Old man Prohibition. 25165.
Fairfield (J. T. A.) Hv ho’ and it
ean’t be too soon. 12291.
Fairfield (T. A.) See Fairfield (J. T.
A
Canadian Rock-
I see a gleam of
Shine on Dixie
See Fairclough
Fairy revel. 17752 (46).
Faisst (Immanuel) 57. Psalm. 13764.
Faith turns the night into the day.
5165.
Falbo (Frank) :
Dreaming dreams of you, dear.
3168.
Only one of you. 85138.
Faleon (J. F.):
Madrigal. 5902.
Tus caricias. 6798.
Falcone (Raffaele) Rusella. 19121.
Falconer (F. W.):
Not far from the kingdom. 4656
(452).
O Lord our light. 4656 (461).
With voice of song. 4656 (701).
Falconer (Fred) Step and_ sing.
6625.
Faldas (Las)
Halk (Armand)
Falk (Lennart)
24247.
Roosevelt. 171438.
Si j’étais blanche.
2129, 11108.
Falk (W. J.) Pass it on. 17050.
Fall (Richard) :
Fahr’ mit mir nach Boéhmen.
614, 615.
Ja, der himmel tiber Wien. 3791.
Mein schatz, ich bin in dein par-
fum verliebt. 3791.
Fall of Jericho. 14202*.
Falletta (Charles) Wondering eyes.
4587.
Falling for you.
15697.
Falvey (L. B.) Back to good old days
again. 9452.
Fama del tartanero. 12128.
Famous melodies for bassoon.
14806, 15363, 15651,
24248.
1233
INDEX
Famous music corp.:
Ain’t that marvelous, my baby
loves me. 11693, 18785.
Any place is paradise as long as
you are there. 11726, 13818.
Anywhere with you. 92.
At the bow-wow ball. 2875.
Bedtime story. 4795.
Before that last goodnight.
11790.
Blame it on my youth.
Bless you. 4882.
Boop-oop-a-doop. 2942.
Bow-wow ball. 247.
9483,
4830.
Broadway moon. 2954.
Cher ami. 3024.
Class room number. 11942.
Co-ed. 3042.
Colleen o’ Killarney. 9626.
Come out, come out, wherever you
are. 396, 7382.
Concerto in three rhythms.
Day without you. 24130.
Down the old Ox road. 12064.
East River moon. 31838.
Evy’ryone remembers but
TIT ¢
Falling star. 3217.
Foolin’ around. 24275.
Football parade. 3240.
Guy what takes his time.
D317.
Hey hey we’re gonna be free.
7740, 10029.
Home made heaven. 5402, 7756.
I am an American. 10069.
I gotcha where I wantcha. 14398,
16371.
I'll take you back. 3449.
I love you all over again. 14419.
I’m a bachelor of the art of ha-
3058.
you.
789,
cha-cha. 12370.
I’m a seeker of beauty. 7838,
10118.
I’m daffy over you. 10123.
I’m gettin’ a new deal from that
old gal of mine. 22398.
I wanna be loved. 20899.
If you ever came back. 7920.
In a beer garden waltzing with
you. 5612, 7929.
In a Gypsy’s heart. 1112.
In a park in Paree. 3538.
In the cool of the night.
165138.
In the park in Paree. 7955.
It’s a wonderful feeling when you
fall in love. 10265, 12496.
It’s never too late. 10270, 12498.
It won’t be long now. 1174.
Jonny. 20511.
Lay your head on my shoulder.
8081, 24753.
Learn to cvoon.
14532,
10395, 12601.
pt. III, n. S., V. 28
Lily Belle. 14662.
Look what I’ve got. 3708, 8171.
Love. 1371, 3717.
Love, bring my love back to me.
1372
Love lost. 22733, 24848.
Love theme. 3730.
Lover. 5880.
Love’s old sweet song is a new
song to me. 1417.
Marlene, you are my song of Songs.
14748, 18711.
Monsieur baby. 3880, 8302.
Moonstruck. 10601, 12825.
My bluebird’s singing the blues.
8349, 10635.
My eastle in Maine. 10642, 12861.
My queen of lullaby land. 1635,
3899.
My song of songs. 14908.
Niagara moon. 14986, 14987.
Night club. 8481.
Not so hard Sam. 6154.
Ox road. 13069.
Parisian porters.
Pickaninnies’ heaven.
Play ball. 10898.
Presidents on parade. 4062, 6346.
Pretzels. 10948, 13187.
Sunshine ahead. 6649.
Surprise. 21319, 25601.
Sweet Betty. 4283.
Tea cup. 13428.
6279.
1875.
Tea leaves. 4312.
Thank heaven for you. 8956,
11290.
Traffic troubles. 4387.
Turning my back on the moon.
11384.
Twenty million people. 2464.
Two Buck Tim from Timbuctoo.
4408, 4409.
What a pleasant surprise. 138612.
Whatever it is, I’m against it.
11488, 13621.
Where have I heard that melody.
13652, 15631.
Who do you think you are. 11550,
13660.
Would you believe me, sweetheart.
9261.
You’re mine, you. 4632, 7047.
Fancher (M. I.) My dreams of a lit-
tle white house. 10652.
Fancher (Marguerite) :
I’m only a dreamer alone with
my dreams. 7853.
Moonbeams shy. 8309.
Old fashioned cottage in an old
fashioned town. 14973.
Fandrem (Orval) If you'll say yes.
16494.
Fanfare. 1059.
Fania (Paul)
Goona goona. 1438()0.
1234
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Faning (Eaton) In heav’nly love
abiding. 1124.
Fankhauser (R. L.)
you. 17638.
Fanning (Frank)
do. 138616.
Fanning (R. C.):
Hileen aroon. 18136, 20009.
Lady Mary. 14628.
Peggy Malone. 21050.
Fanning (T. M.) Your devine [sic].
Who, no one but
What else could I
13752.
Fano (G. A.):
Imago . . . dal Monte Pellegrino.
22496.
Solitudo. 23315.
Studio del pianoforte. 17317.
Fant (J. J.):
Let your conscience be your
guide. 16651.
Why can’t my dreams come true.
21607.
Fanta (Will) Jagd ins abenteuer.
24674*.
Fantasy of love. 18165*.
Far-away home of the soul.
(93).
Faracchio (John)
Farace (J. D.)
you. 3482.
Faranda (Ferdinand) :
I couldn’t live without you. 3419.
My pillow and me. 1633.
Faravino (R. V.) I never knew I
cared ’till after you had gone. 7869.
Faravino (Rudy) See Faravino
(R. V.)
Farber (Mark):
Subway legs.
21696
Catch on. 3004.
I’m not thru’ with
17318.
Why didn’t you. 19558.
Farbo (Joe) :
Lively-polka. 20649.
Star light-mazurka. 20649.
Farigoul (J.) Paris-Belfort. 1839.
Farinelli (Guido) :
Adriana Lecouvreur. 11682.
Bohéme. 166386.
Cabrera. 11872.
Flora mirabilis. 16164.
Guglielmo Ratcliff. 12746.
Madonna Oretta. 12712.
Manuel Menedez. 12730.
Mese Mariano. 12782.
Rondine. 138160.
Tango. 13424.
Zaza. 16637.
Zingari. 12609.
Farish (A. L.) Waratah.
(400).
Farjeon (Harry):
Doll. 15733 (85).
Kite. 15733 (178).
Lonely child. 15733 (189).
Pastoral reverie. 6286.
11670
sD
Farley (EH. L.) Vagary. 2495.
Farley (Ed) See Farley (BH. L.)
Farley (L. M.) Unlucky love. 4421.
Farley (Roland) :
Broken song. 4860.
Indian serenade. 5645.
Night wind. 6137.
Places among the stars.
Revery. 23176.
Son. 23325.
Song cycle. 6562.
Farling (CC. CG) When
stepped in Hoovers shoes.
Farmer (A. E.):
Hurrah for
20272.
My dream of paradise with you.
8357.
My garden of dreams.
My love came too late.
23097.
Roosevelt
17583.
Roosevelt. 163839,
8359.
12893.
Farmer (W. R.) In my garden of
love. 10219.
Farnaby (Giles) Old English suite.
13017.
Farnell (Bernie) After all. 13777.
Farner (BH. A.):
Christmas mood. 4927.
Easter mood. 3185.
Farnlund (Emil) Prof. Cartoon’s
rhythm and drum course. 23136.
Farnsworth (Flora) Roads to Chi-
eago’s fair. 151385.
Farolan (A. R.):
Playing in the moon. 17068.
You are my beloved. 7031.
Farquharson (A. D.) Be kind to your
man. 2906, 13862.
Farrell (Betty) Vl be wandering
back to my mammy. 5487.
Farrell (Roy) Meet that gal of mine.
5942.
Farro (John) Catch on.
Farsa amorosa. 3223*,
Farstad (Harry) :
I’m lonely. 14444.
My dreams. 25036.
Farstad (M. D.) I’m lonely. 14444.
Fascinato (A. L.) It’s a trick of the
trade. 22553.
Fascinato (Jack) pseud. See Fasci-
nato (A. L.)
3004.
Fashing -(Louis) Playing with the
stars. 4044.
Faso (Charles) :
Wending my way back home.
21532,
What ean I do about it.
Fassbinder (Der) 5170.
Fassett (H. F.):
Lullaby for a child. 5892.
On review. 1768.
2602.
Prélude. 628.
Song of summer. 6566.
Valse mélodieuse. 2503.
1235
INDEX
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
Fassinger (C. H.): Favorite hymns. 22118.
Darling, I love you. 466. Favorite Irish melodies of Thomas
I love dancing with you. 5491. | Moore. 13765 (53).
I’ve come back to you. 22448. ' Wavorite old time songs. 6831.
Fassio (A.): Fay (A. M.) Lovetime. 8217.
Caminito. 19819. Fay (J. E.) Rose and the violet.
I’m trying to forget you. 10140. 15733 (294).
In the light of the moon. 1139. Fay (J. L.) Keep smiling just for
Little lane. 8148. |. mel AZ5Bi6
Tango des roses. 2317. Fay (Marie) pseud. See Faynik
Tango of roses. 8939. (Marie)
When lights are soft and low. | Fay (R. D.) Oh and how. 10782.
4513, 21559. Fayau (Odette) :
Faulkender (C. M.) Where the silv’ry 2 brunettes. 9852.
Mohawk flows. 21592. 2 chansons béarnaises. 9853.
Faulkes (K. A.): Faynik (Marie) Dear one I’m sorry.
Berceuse in D flat. 21696 (384). 16036.
Pastorale in A. 21696 (309). Fazio (Salvatore) Night thoughts.
Faulkes (William) : 18906
Berceuse in D flat. 21696 (34). Fearing (Mrs. G. R.) See Fearing
Minuet and trio in G. 15733 (M. E.)
(218). Fearing (M. E.) Hold me in your
Pastorale in A. 21696 (309). arms. 143848.
Faulkner (N. J.) Irish blue eyes. | Fearis (J. S.) au., and Fearis (M. D.,
20467. O. L. and W. E.) props.:
Fauré (Gabriel) . Always sunshine. 11670 (6).
Adieu. 4656 (8). Bluebird’s song. 7076 (21).
Rameaux. 11670 (301). Bright star of truth. 11670
Rencontre. 4656 (531). (38).
Toujours. 4656 (644). Kternal spring. 7076 (72).
7™™* barcarolle. 15733 (396). Everlasting love. 11670 (97).
Faure (J.): Flowers welcome. T7076 (83).
King Immortal. 3631*. Forsake me not. 11670 (110).
O salutaris. 15733 (2438). He hath triumphed. 9332 (185).
In heavenly love. 7076 (146).
It is a good thing to give thanks.
9332 (172).
My Father’s land. 11670 (2438).
O Lord and Master. 11670 (257).
Fauré (J. A. R. L.):
Adieu. 4656 (8).
Rencontre. 4656 (531).
Toujours. 4656 (644).
ve (J. B.) Little disciple. 5814- O spirit of poetry. 11670 (259).
, ’ Thee. 7 .
Faure (L. V.H.) 0 salutaris. 15733 es oS oe ae 11670
(243). (297).
Fauré (P. M. J. B.): Robin’s song. T7076 (280).
Adieu. 4656 (8). Sail on, O ship of state. 7076
Rencontre. 4656 (531). (298).
Toujours. 4656 (644). Searching the Scriptures. 11670
Fauré-Fremiet (Emmanuel) 7™° bar- (323).
carolle. 15733 (396). ‘Tis a drunkard’s home today.
Fauré-Fremiet (P.R.) 7™* barearolle. 7076 (351).
15733 (396). What is the song. 11670 (411).
Faust (Walter) jr. Prosperity swing. What’s the good. 11670 (414).
6356. With heart and _ voice. 11670
Faust. 77(), 17504, 20160, 21267. (436).
Faustin (—): Fearn (G. E.):
Gréle. 783. Down in lover’s lane with you.
I’m mad. 1010. 12059.
Springtime. 2240. My little Black Hills Rose. 14883.
Favell (Ada) Why don’t you come Why can’t you be just mine.
home. 2695. 13667.
Faverman (Jos.) My treasure. 12931. Why did you. 6980.
Favola del figlio cambiato, 24252*. Fearon (R. P.) Forever mine. 12163.
Favorite duets for mandolin and piano. | Feather (E. M.) No one can ever
11670 (102). take your place. 22964.
1256
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Featherston (Margery) :
Everyone is happy. 5152.
Little bird told me your secret.
5808.
Share my dream cottage with me.
11098.
Sweet Ann. 8902,
Febbo (George) : A
Long ago far away. 8164.
More than ever. 1560.
Time. 13470.
Feder (Harry) Dreamland sweet-
heart. 16099.
Federenko (Nicholas) Happy lucky
guy. 18274.
Federer (Ralph) :
At eventide. 15805.
Within your arms. 25917.
Feeney (R. J.) If you will just be
my (girl) boy. 35382.
Fehrenbaker (Mona) Can’t you con-
fide in me. 7305.
Fehring (M. K.) Rose covered cot-
tage and you. 2012.
Feibel (Fred) :
Improvisations on an_ original
theme. 16498.
Springtime on parade. 13368.
Feil (Doris) It makes no difference
to me. 24664,
Feil (M. M.) My dear Wisconsin
home. 10647.
Feiling (J. A.)
23016. |
Fein (H.N.) Fate wasn’t fair to me.
22117.
Fein (Pearl):
What can I do with my heart.
26038.
You are cordially invited. 2746.
Feiner (Richard) Shake away those
blues. 19167.
Feingold (Charles) Join the N.R.A.
16564.
Feingold (Lipa) :
Love song. 16718.
Main shwuo. 22763.
My pledge. 14902.
New deal. 10730.
Veono miponecho evroch, 2512.
Feinstein (Leonard) So what. 13320.
Feist (Leo) ine.:
Alice blue gown. 48.
Alice in Wonderland. 19664.
23825, 23826.
All aboard for dreamland. 45, 46.
Are you lovable. 2864, 9391, 9392.
Barnyard blues. 158.
Black cat crossed my path. 4828.
Blue bell. 7226, 7227.
Blue hours. 18909, 13910, 15871,
19778.
Chant of the swamp. 7329, 9593,
9594.
On silver wings.
1237
Colonel from Kentucky. 19874.
Dancing in blue. 16019, 16020.
Dancing the devil away. 3096.
7418, 7419.
Dark is the night. 462.
Dear old girl. 480.
Deep in my dreams. 5019.
Disillusioned. 507%.
Divorce of the painted dolls.
18078.
Dreamy minuet. 5087, 18120.
Five piece band. 3286.
Going! going!! gone!!! 3296,
5266, 5267, 9958.
Good evenin’ Mister Nightingale,
5288, 7661, 7662, 9972.
Gotta lotta love for you. 18250.
Hold your horses. 874, 875.
I bring a song. 5451, 7792.
I can’t get enough of you. 921,
3413, 3414.
I do. 931, 5464, 5465.
I don’t wanna lose you. 14394.
I found Virginia down in Caroline.
22348.
I guess I’ll have to practice up a
bit. 3429.
I had to love you only to lose you.
12348.
I hear my heart saying, mm-mm.
14402, 18373.
I hear my heart saying, you’re
mine. 203813, 20314.
I knew you when. 22359.
Ill take a chance. 3448.
I stumbled into heaven falling for
you. 3497.
I’ve got the funniest feeling.
16461, 18439.
If I ever get a job again. 1083—
1085.
In a little German garden. 1115,
1116. :
In a little town across the border.
18476.
In our little shop window of
dreams. 7944.
It was in a little town across the
border. 3582.
Jumpin’ up and down. 8019, 12530,
12531.
Let’s confess. 1303.
Lily-May. 5798.
Little alibis. 1326.
Little bit of love. 8188, 10481,
10482.
Little Sing-a-lee, sing a little low-
down tune. 20642-20644.
Living in doubt. 10450, 12649,
12650.
Love is a dream. 1382, 1383, 3722.
Love that lies. 5876.
Lovey. 1420, 3737, 3738.
Lullaby of the South. 12705.
INDEX
Feist (Leo) inc.—Continued.
Memory waltz. 24930.
Merry-go-round. 10564, 12780.
Morning, noon and night. 12828—
12830.
My calendar of love. 14859.
My fiddle and me. 12877, 14870,
16847.
My Galveston gal. 16848, 20837,
20838.
My hill billy. 3875.
My last year’s girl. 12891, 16859.
Neglecting me. 6122.
New 734 Feist dance folio. 22953.
Oh, how I adore you. 18002,
13003.
One minute to one. 21011, 21012,
23025.
One of these days two of us are
gonna be blue. 17016.
Ooh honey what you do to me.
21016.
00-00-OOH honey what you do to
me. 23083, 23034.
Panhandler. 18984.
Paradise lane. 138080, 17049, 18992.
Passing the night away. 6284.
Reflections in the water. 6382,
11002, 13185.
Rio Rita. 21130.
River’s takin’ care of me. 11020,
13194, 13195.
Rollin’ on our roller skates. 15141-
15143.
Romancing with baby by the light
of the moon. 4114.
Roosevelt is on the job. 6419.
Save me from being lonesome.
19140, 21180, 21181.
Silver slippers. 23285.
So this is Susie. 17257, 21289.
Somebody sweet. 21247, 23319,
23320.
Street of dreams. 2254.
Summertime pal, have you forgot-
ten me. 153855.
Swanee cradle song. 193810, 21321.
Sweetheart of SWweet sixteen.
11261, 13410, 15384.
Take this rose. 2309.
There goes my heart. 23458.
There’s a hew moon over my shoul-
der. 15429, 17397, 17398.
There’s nothing left to do but say
good-bye. 2377, 2378.
There’s nothing new in I love you.
6733, 8994, 8995. :
Things look brighter again. 19373,
21391, 21392.
This time it’s love. 15439, 17408,
17409.
Throw another log on the fire.
23473, 25684, 25685.
1238
pt. III, n. S., v. 28
Today and tomorrow. 15463,
15464.
Waltzing in blue. 18574.
Waltzing in the Carolines. 2560.
Wang wang blues. 2565.
We won’t have to sell the farm.
13600-13602.
West wind blew in the windmill’s
face. 2599.
When the sun bids the moon good-
night. 6945, 9200, 9201.
Whistlin’ cowboy. 21596, 25885.
Who’s in love. 6974.
Who walks in when I walk out.
13664.
You and the moon and me. 7029,
9273, 9274.
You are the whole parade. 2751,
2152.
You-dle-ee-oo-de-oo. 19635, 21676,
21677. -
You gotta be a football hero.
17709, 17710, 19607.
You'll never get up to heaven that
way. 7040, 7041, 9287.
You're beautiful tonight, my dear.
2768, 4627, 4628.
You're in my power, ha, ha, ha,
ha, ha. 21662.
You’re just like the weather. 7045.
You're never too old to make love.
11641. i
Feldman (B.) & co.:
Aloha, aloha oe. 238835.
As I kneel beside that old arm-
chair.. 4735.
Bonnie Jean of Aberdeen. 23979.
By-an’-by. 21851.
Chinese laundry blues. 368.
County Kildare. 421.
Doh, ray, me, fah, here’s a song
for you. 22041.
Down Merseyside. 22056.
First concert party album. 9870.
Girl next door. 5248.
Good-night waltz. 5291.
Hard times comin’ no more. 7702.
Have nothing to do with a fellow
like that. 5340.
Her first dance. 18813.
Hymn that I sang as a boy.
12323.
I go to Monte Carlo. 18870.
T’ll be there. 18378.
Laneashire. 8068.
Let by-gones be by-gones. 5773.
Let us sing an old-time song.
3678.
Mademoiselle. 18690.
Marita. 1481.
Moonlight and shadows. 18779.
My evening star. 6056.
My song goes round the world.
25078.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Old fashioned paper and comb.
25158.
Once and for all. 3979.
Passion flower. 6285..
Round the bandstand. 11086.
She’s the girl that I’ve been wait-
ime tor. 2123.
Six waltzes. 8881.
Smiling prince. 25484.
Snooze the blues away. 19223.
_ Somewhere in the world. 8810.
Somewhere on Rio Bay. 4230.
Sunny Madeira. 6647.
Take me away from the river.
4305.
That’s certain, she is mine, all
mine. 2354.
There’s a light in your window.
6729.
There’s a little stranger in the
alley for Sally and me. 4844.
Thirty thirsty throats. 23465.
Three cheers for the undertaker.
11348.
When are they going to find us
ow’t to do. 138623.
When Sally left the alley. 2640.
Why did you make me love you.
15647.
Yodel album. 4602.
You can’t do that there
11620.
12 original pieces.
Feldman (Bernice)
10725.
Feldman (I. E.) N.R.A. 20896.
Feldman (Jean) TI’ll get over it some-
how. 20381.
Feldman (Saul)
13262.
Fell (EH. W.) When I get back to
Dixie once again. 21548.
Felletter (R. J.):
If you should ever leave me alone.
ere,
8876.
Nervous fingers.
Sentimental fool.
1099.
Keep on smilin’ all the time.
1239, 3625.
Felletter (Ray) See Felletter (R. J.)
Fellowes (H. H.):
Alleluia, ascendit Deus. 19673.
Confirma hoc Deus. 11966.
Felix es, sacra virgo. 20059.
Now is the month of maying.
22973.
Psallite Domino. 21093.
Sacerdotes Domini. 21162.
Senex puerum portabat.. 21195.
Siderum rector. 2132.
Six settings of the preces and
responses. 23882.
Veni Sancte Spiritus.
Feltman (Alfred) :
Guess. 18258.
I forget. 18365.
21470.
"Till you came along. 193886.
Yes. 19594.
Felton (J. F.) Vl be waiting for
you. 5485.
Felton (W. M.):
Allegro vivace. 12845.
Around the year with music.
9398.
Bell song. 191.
Book of piano pieces for adult be-
ginners. 13926.
Dancing dominoes, 454.
Flight of the bumblebee.
Gopak. 20156.
Happy sailor. 810.
Little bugler. 1330. _
March of prosperity. 5916.
Merry shipmates. 12781.
Music of the flowers. 14848.
Pussy willow frolic. 1930.
Romance. 7219.
Songs of charm. 23346, 23347.
Stars and Stripes forever. 6619,
6620, 8868.
Swaying iris. 2277.
Trio repertoire. 15491.
Femme de César. 18765 (3941, 93—-
95).
Femme nue. 683.
Fenby (Hric):
For music on the eve of Palm
Sunday. 20078.
Wedding music. 11472.
Fendly (M. W.): '
Dreams of my boyhood days.
22075.
Erin is calling for me.
Wings of love. 138681.
Fengler (Mildred) Sweetheart of my
dreams. 15383.
Fennell (Laddie) :
Little place for two. 24805.
Rain-nothing but rain. 25320.
Fenner (J. J.) Hoover glorious in
5188.
20026.
defeat. 891.
Fenstad (H. A.) College pep march.
3044.
Fensterstock (Belle) :
Look what you’ve done. 22714.
Love was the moon. 22743.
Wrong again. 23736.
Fenton (J. A.) Don’t bother me.
516.
Fenty (J. H.)
Fenzel (Anna):
Angel of my dreams.
Just a dream of you.
Feodorova (Maria) :
My mother’s eyes.
When I met you.
Fera (George)
FerDon (M. A.)
FerDon (Monty)
N.R.A. song. 18874.
217389.
16573.
16867.
6923.
Too soon. 2425.
Lupe. 5894.
See Ferdon (M.,A.)
1239
INDEX
Fergeson (L. N.) ’Neath the Okla-
homa moon. 8419.
Fergie (Bettie) Gee I don’t care.
3270.
Fergus (Phyllis) Heritage. 18317.
Ferguson (C. T.) Rock-a-bye lulla-
bye. 4108, 13197.
Ferguson (Georgia) :
I’ve got insomnia. 10158.
Poor little me. 1898.
Precious song. 15081.
Sighing and crying and trying to
smile for you. 2135.
Sing me a lullaby. 8767.
That plaintive tone. 8970.
When you hear the trill of the
whippoorwill. 9208.
Wild dreams. 11572.
Ferguson (Howard) Sonata. 3228.
Ferguson (L. P.):
All day long like a song. 13792.
Carry me way down home. 321.
Happy Dan, the old hurdy-gurdy
man. 7694.
King of the highway. 1249.
Whole wide world salutes a cham-
pion. 21608.
Fergusson (D. M.) This is the end.
2388.
Fergusson (Dony) See Fergusson
(D. M.)
Ferlin (George) jr. Heart breaking
blues. 5357.
Ferment (Frank) Pal of my heart.
6264.
Fernalld (EH. J.) Whispering pines.
23687.
Fernandez (C. ©.) Mujeres bonitas.
25006.
Fernandez (E. W.) Rainin’ on the
river. 17118.
Fernandez (J. S.) Mexican moon-
light. 1517.
Fernandez (O. L.) Valsa suburbana.
15529.
Fernandez (Pedro) pseud. See Mau-
rice (Peter)
Fernandez Nater
and Manuel)
7076 (25).
Fernando (Dennis) :
I'll love you a million years.
7823.
Just a little talk with you. 22602.
Let’s seal the night with love.
8107.
Please accept my message and
come home. 13113.
Ferragonio (A. P.) Forget that I
(Amparo, Ramon
Canciones escolares.
said goodbye. 7598.
Ferran (C. H.) Counterfeit love.
16002.
Ferrante (Patsy) Grapeville. 20162.
pt. IIr, n. S., Vv. 28
Ferranti (Betty)
259801.
Ferrara (J. E.):
Tell me how to forget you.
Will you be mine.
21348.
You’re my dream of my boyhood.
17729.
Ferrari (Gustave} French min-
strelsy. 243808.
Ferrario (L. R.)
11071.
Ferraris (A.):
Caprice hongrois.
Galanteria. 24815.
Gipsy idyll. 20118.
Ferraro (Florence) Happy. 806.
Ferraro (Giuseppe) :
Impressionez de Espana. 18472.
Noches en Argentina. 12972.
Sevillana. 13271.
Ferrarra (John) Lovely dreams.
24860.
Ferrata (G.) Night, and the curtains
drawn. 20926.
Ferrata (Giuseppe) auw., and Ferrata
(Alma and Mario) props.:
Love song. 21696 (242, 243).
Messe solennelle. 11670 (234).
Missa in honorem SS. Rosarii
B. M. V. 19648 (96).
Nocturne. 9332 (109).
Ferrell (EH. W.) Tell me you're sorry.
6707.
Ferrell (F. B.):
Just a dream. 18550.
Moonlight waltz. 18783.
You came in the night.
Ferrell (Henry)
25321.
Ferrete (lL. M.) Mi gaucho.
Ferri (Constantino) :
Ca gaze. 298.
Canzone della Volutt&. 9564.
Irerriez (J. M.) Portera. 13125.
Ferrill (J. W.) Requested songs, new
and old. 1972.
Ferris (I. D.) Koosheeo. 3688.
Ferroud (P.-O.):
Amazones. 68.
Andante cordial.
Aviatrices. 124.
Drei traute gesinge.
Interviouve. 3560.
Oisives. 1744.
Ombreuse. 3969.
Sonate. 13336.
Ferry (G. M.):
Sky, you were the ceiling over
Eden. 19207.
Somersault. 19236.
Ferry (S. 8.) I’m out of step with
the sweetheart march. 22419.
Fertel (Frederic) Larghetto. 10886.
Fesch (G.) Partita. 8548.
Se fosse lei. 2098,
11886.
4613.
Rally to the eagle,
5961.
2854.
12139.
1240
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
7076 (80).
Castles in the dust.
Fest auf Solhaug.
Fetterly (Mary)
13981.
Fetterman (M. R.) You left me with
just a memory. 4618.
Fetters (R. P.) Hello Franklin
Roosevelt. 5871.
Feuillard (lL. R.):
Lamento. 10379, 14634.
Premier mouvement du 5° con-
certo en ré mineur. 8598.
1°7° sonate. 15732.
Février (Henry):
Femme nue. 638.
Roi aveugle.
Feyder. pseud.
Fial (Sophia)
dear. 10072.
Fiala (W. C.) Sweetheart of all my
dreams. 21327.
Fiamma (La) 2006€0*.
Fibich (Zdének) Poem. 1895.
Fibich (Zdenko) My moonlight ma-
donna. 14889-14892.
Fichera (Mary):
Luna—I want to ride with you.
15783 (291).
See Fusco (Giovanni)
I am wating for you
14719.
You didn’t see me that way.
15696.
Fichthorn (C. L.) Trusting in Thee.
15500.
Fichthorn (G. W.) Onward! our
America. 6244.
Fick (Delmar) Dream come true.
9755.
Fick (N. S.):
Chicago-town. 11926.
My dear. 10644.
24258.
Jodel-fox. 18540,
Fiddlers four.
Fidelio—v erlag.
18541.
Fidellow (Hrnie) Now that summer
has gone. 16958.
Fiedler (Bertha) Stepping along with
the bluebird. 15334.
Fiedler (Hermann)
pretzels. 12732.
Field (Carl) :
Seems I’ve always held your hand.
11076.
That funny little letter L. 8960.
We're on the march. 9149.
Field (Clinton) In the firelight’s
glow. 24637.
Field (Elliot)
oy) a
2239.
March of the
Hail to alma mater.
Field (G. C.) Under the big blue
eagle. 21452.
Field (H. 1.) April rain. 9389.
Field (Irene) See Field (H. I.)
Field (lL. E.) Where to, brother.
11540.
Field (Lee) See Field (L. EB.)
Field (Lionel) Drink of this cup.
22081.
Field (N. A.) Beautiful mother 0’
mine. 2912.
Fielder (R. D.):
In verse I
22087.
Looked at you and fell in love all
over again. 22715.
Lord’s prayer. 22718.
You’ve gone away. 13747.
Fields (A. B.):
I’m so in love with you. 10137.
Let’s spend an evening at home.
tell of love for you.
5782.
Mommy darlin’. 24979.
My indoor, outdoor, good-time,
anytime girl. 10670.
Now we’re on our second honey-
moon. 1717.
Oh you, you beautiful thing. 6201,
130138.
Rainbow River moon. 10988.
5, 6, 7, 8, nine little miles from
Ten-Ten-Tennessee. 11669.
50 favorite get together songs.
12141.
Fields (Buddy)
(A. B.)
Fields (Carl)
Fields (Hazel)
Fields (L. D.)
you. 11625.
Fields (Lestie) :
Just nightingale.
Thrill of your kiss.
Fields (Shep) pseud.
pseud. See Fields
No greater love. 3933.
Bright side. 15892.
You for me—me for
12545.
13465.
See Feldman
(Saul)
Fieser (Grace) Im looking forward.
14446.
Fietter (—) Rosario. 8686.
Fievet (Claude) Clair de lune. 15733
(207).
Fifty easy melodies. 17752 (75).
Fifty traditional Scottish nursery
rhymes. 24978.
Figaros hochzeit.
Figenbaum (Samuel)
21277.
Figgins (Cretta)
with you. 22622.
Figlia del re. 644.
Figueroa (A. R.) Those days. 238467.
Filiasi (Lorenzo) Manuel Menendez.
2815 (202), 12730.
Filiberto (J. de D.):
Caminito. 19819.
Little lane. 8143.
Filippi (Amedeo de) :
Chanson grecque.
Chant kabyle. 338.
Zar. 2801.
6025.
Sons of Temple.
Keepin’ my date
Boo.
1241
INDEX
Filippini (Gino) :
Bimbe belle. 215.
Dimmi perché. 9719.
Facciamo pace. 16145.
Filomena. 5188.
Piecolo nido. 1872.
Quando la donna vuole. 1940.
Solo ... col mio povero cuore.
11164.
Vorrei. 11435.
Yo-yo. 7024.
Fille du régiment. 24160, 24161.
Filles de la Rochelle. 14212.
Fillie (Anthony) :
Love’s lullaby. 20698.
Sorry and blue. 17282.
Tell the truth and shame the
devil. 21351.
Youre just a part-time girl.
19617.
Fillis (Len) Thought of the Hast.
6743.
Fillmore (C.M.) Everbetrue. 22102.
Fillmore (F. A.) Fillmore’s school
singer. 21696 (102).
Fillmore (Henry) :
Cradle of liberty. 18765 (33).
Ha ha ha. 18267.
Honor and glory. 13765 (85).
Tell mother I’ll be there. 11670
(370, 371):
Troopers tribunal. 18765 (229).
Fillmore (J. H.) Fillmore’s school
singer. 21696 (102).
Fillmore (lL. F.) Fillmore’s school
singer. 21696 (102).
Fillmore bros. ¢o.:
Espagnole. 51389.
Game preserve. 5228.
Ha ha ha. 18267.
High tower. 18321.
Lehman-Wilson unique violin
method. 8089.
Music maker. 18802.
Society suite. 19226.
Filo d’Arianna. 9865*.
Fils d’Amérique. 9544.
Fils improvisé. 4869, 5608, 7089, 8496,
9540, 14510, 17772.
Fina (Don) Your heart is the gate to
heaven. 15725.
Finch (J. D.) Sexy Sal. 254385.
Kineh 7G ¥.)*
Poldee. 10916.
Remembering you, dear heart.
11004.
Roaming silver moon. 11022.
Finch (N. R.) Waltz melody. 4455.
Fincher (Helen) Roses of Los An-
geles. 21152.
Finck (Herman) Brahmsiana.
17930.
Finckel] (J. A.) Blue eyes. 19776.
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 28
Finden (Amy Woodforde-) See Wood-
forde-Finden (Amy)
Findlay (Hal):
Dusky madness. 7518.
Harlem rent party. 7708.
Findlay (J. A.) Karleen. 1237*.
Fine (Sidney) :
Forsaking all others. 16191.
I’m yours, if you will. 1021.
Fine (Vivian) Four songs. 14216.
Finefrock (D. M.) Wreck of the Ak-
ron dirigible. 11603.
Fingerhut (Charlotte) Yowsah, oh,
yowsahree. 2799.
Fink (A. C.) Gracious Spirit, love
divine. 2815 (117).
Fink (Wilhelm) :
Gracious Spirit, love divine.
2815 ; (LZ):
Klinge von Ebro-Strand. 17752
(78).
Finke (F. F.) Trio. 9867.
Finkeni (P. W.) Parade of the big
brass band. 18989.
Finland, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Finlay (K. G.):
Echoes. 14162.
He that loves a rosy cheek. 16287.
Skye. 17242.
There be none of beauty’s daugh-
ters. 15424.
Finlayson (Harold)
again. 17540.
Finley (B. S.)
dreams. 14189.
Finley (Bill) See Finley (W. J.)
Finley (C. T.) Love’s whispering
melody. 1419.
Finley (William J.) :
Bonnie Mary Broon. 13925.
We are march, march, marching
along. 238580.
We're going up
Everyone has love
Finley (William James) So long de-
pression. 13318.
Finn (Jack) Light of love. 1318.
Finn (Nell) This night is ours.
15438.
Finney (J. C.) I need you more and
more. 24566.
Finney (Olive) Buy American. 280.
Finney (T. M.):
Ballabile. 4775.
Divertimento. 10623-10625, 25001,
25002.
Lament. 10377. -
Minuet. 3351, 3816.
Presto. 5345.
Sarabande. 4771.
Three pieces. 2891.
Two gavottes. 2892, 2898.
Fiorenza (Castenzio)
tina. 9339.
Adios Argen-
1242
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Fiorillo (F.):
Caprice. 651.
Lamento. 10879, 14634.
Fiorillo (l.) Vita mia. 4436.
Fiorito (Ted):
Fraternity walk. 20095.
How I’ve tried. 22319.
It’s spring again. 20485.
Kalua lullaby. 14614.
Lily-May. 5798.
Lou-Anna. 18658.
Firefly (The) 20118, 20114.
Firestone (Idabelle) In my garden.
3545, 22521.
First (Ida) It’s never too late for
love. 5669.
First Mrs. Fraser. 3233.
First recreation repertoire. 4656
(181).
Fischel (Max) Hohman (C. H.) prac-
tical violin method. 18826, 22286—
. 22289,
Fischer (Carl) Los Angeles. Tin Pan
Alley ball. 19392.
Fischer (Carl) Montclair, N.J. Do
your part. 22040.
also pseud. See Gabriel (C. H.)
Fischer (Carl) inc.:
Academic method for ochestra and
band instruments. 23796-23811.
Adeste fideles. 16.
Adoramus Te Christe. 4670.
Alas, that spring should vanish.
4682, 4683.
Alt-Wien. 64.
Am I worthy of the Master.
17792.
America the beautiful. 17795-
17798, 19683.
Anchored. 17805.
Annapolis. 9381.
Aprés-midi d’un faune. 4728.
Arban-Staigers complete cele-
brated method for the cornet or
trumpet. 17820.
As for me, I will come into Thy
house. 21753.
Autumn skies. 4755.
Ave verum. 17847.
Bamboo box. 4776*, 4777.
Banjo. 17870.
Beautiful dreams, what are they
made of. 17876-17878.
Because you're gone. 9473, 13872.
Birds of Nazareth. 219.
Bit of old Ireland. 17201.
Bless the Lord. 4881.
Biue eagle march. 21822,
Blue jay. 17918.
Brave and watchful. 250.
Buimble-bee. 269.
Call of the spring. 13956.
Campfire reflections. 13959.
Cap and bells. 138970.
1243
Catalonian Christmas dance.
21882.
Catalonian Christmas song. 21883.
Cavatina. 4902.
Chanson de Marie Antoinette.
13989.
Chant du soir. 337.
Choral prelude. 134.
Chorus. 184.
Christ to-day rejoices men. 21917-
21920.
Clarke’s elementary studies for
the cornet. 17987,
Colombina. 4986.
Come in, dear angels. 394.
Come Thou almighty King. 399.
Come to me. 14048, 21943.
Coronado. 9650.
Country dance. 21791.
Cradle song. 4967, 9655, 9656.
Crossing the bar. 18024.
Crucifixus. 4767.
Dancer. 4978.
Dancing sunbeams. 4980.
Dear nightingale, awake. 479.
Deutsche lied. 18062.
Don Alonso’s treasure. 5054.
Down to de rivah. 22058.
Dream-pedlary. 18111.
Dream waltz. 9763.
East of Suez. 5099.
Echo from the hills. 5106.
Hchoes from Germany. 5109.
Educational orchestra album.
9793, 18134.
Highteen faux-bourdons and des-
eants. 11548.
Eleventh field artillery march.
14169.
Enchanted castle. 9805.
Eventide. 9823.
Evocation. 605.
Faith. 22111.
Festival march. 9860.
Fireside frolies. 653.
Flag bearer. 9871.
Flemish Christmas cradle song.
659.
Flight of the bumble bee. 662,
14221.
Forest in spring. 683, 684.
Galla-Rini concert album for pi-
ano accordion. 5226, 9918.
Gavotte. 21792.
Give ear to my voice, O Lord.
5254.
Give to our God immortal praise..
18230.
Glorious youth. 14288.
Glory to God in the _ highest.
18232.
God rest you merry, gentlemen.
755, 756.
Grandfather’s clock. 18252.
INDEX
Fischer (Carl) inec.—Continued.
Gypsy. 9986.
Hail Chicago. 9991.
Hail, hail for Roosevelt. 9992.
Happy days. 143824.
He Whom bore a Virgin pure.
833.
Hedge-rose. 15202.
Heifetz (Jascha) new favorite en-
core folio. 840.
Here in a manger. 849.
Hills of home. 5385, 5886, 22282,
24431-24433.
Hora staccato. 5417.
Hosanna. 5418, 5419, 18337.
Humanity’s plea. 10056.
Humoresque-intermezzo. 909.
I did lay me down to take rest.
22340.
I found the road to you. 5471.
I will be true unto my love.
18452.
Ich hatt’ einen kameraden. 10177.
If thou comest to serve the Lord.
5D99.
Impatience. 15203.
In a clock store. 20484.
In dulei jubilo. 22512.
In the canoe. 5637.
In the patio. 14537.
Intermezzo. 6987.
It is very beautiful over there.
5663.
Jingle bells. 1196, 22583.
Jolly bagpipe dance. 1202.
Joseph dearest, Joseph mild. 1207,
1208.
June morning. 14591.
Lark. 10388.
Lead us O Father. 5765.
Light of love eternal. 18624.
Longwood gardens. 5846.
Love of the Father. 22736.
Lullaby for a papoose. 18682.
March triumphant. 5918.
Marche hongroise. 1472.
Marche militaire. 2081.
Martial album for modern fife,
bugle and drum corps. 1488.
Masquerade party. 1486.
Masters in this ball. 1488.
Midshipman’s march. 18738,
18739.
Missa brevis. 1530-1532.
Mississippi lament. 1533, 14799.
Modern method for the Spanish
Surat. S90K.
More four tones. 18784.
Musie of the night wind. 188038.
My heart I here would give Thee.
1608.
My heart is a silent violin. 18825,
18826.
1244
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 28
My moonlight madonna. 14889—
14892.
Negro heaven. -22944.
Nocturne. 1204.
November. 18925.
Nune dimittis. 22978.
O all ye people, give ear. 22980.
O give thanks unto the Lord.
6175.
O Jesu, so fair. 1725.
O Jesu sweet. 6177.
O Lord, support us. 6179.
O love divine, how sweet thou
art. 22986.
O merciful God. 6181.
O Saviour of the world. 6184.
Old refrain. 6216.
On a shady terrace. 1764.
One rose the last of your bouquet.
1786, 1787.
Out of the dusk. 23051.
Patti (Santo) album. 6287,
23076.
Plastered. 19014.
Polka dot. 19022.
Pomp and chivalry. 6825, 6326.
Preludio. 11763.
Presents for the child Jesus.
23127.
Prince of peddlers. 231383*.
Princesa triste. 19042.
Rally of the cowboys. 10998.
Rejoice in the Lord always. 6384.
Remembrance. 6886.
Romance. 19099.
Sailor song. 19127.
Scherzo. 12774.
Sea-murmurs. 15211.
Serenade. 15206.
Seven good joys of Mary. 2109.
Silent night, holy night. 2137.
Singing to you. 19201, 19202.
Sleep, my Little One. 2164.
Soft shoe dancer. 11157.
Song of welcome. 6569.
Songs from childhood. 6571.
Stalking the deer. 6610.
Stony Point. 19286.
Streets of Peking. 15342-15344.
Strife is o’er. 6633.
Tally-ho. 2312.
Tambourin. 11274.
Tango. 15405.
Te Deum. 6695.
Thanksgiving party. 2341.
There were shepherds. 23460.
They did not tell me. 6735.
Thou wilt keep him in perfect
peace. 23470.
Thunderin’, wonderin’. 23474.
To be sung on the water. 15207.
Tower of jewels. 15483.
Trixie. 19420.
Trouble. 23496.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Up, up, my heart, rejoicing. 6826.
Valentine party. 6828.
Vals espanol. 2498.
Violet. 18257.
Visit from Santa. 2580.
Voyageurs. 2540.
Waltzers. 2559.
Washington post. 6865.
Watermelon dance. 6870.
Wedding dance. 6898.
What grandmother told. 6911.
When I said my baby prayer.
6924.
When my fancy’s running high.
11513.
White in the moon the long road
lies. 2681, 2682; 6970.
Wind in the willows. 2707.
Ye that fear the Lord, wait for
His merey. 7022.
_ Yule log. 2800.
Fischer (HE. V.) Someday, you'll be
Sorry, sweetheart. 11171.
Fischer (Hrich) Schwiegervater.
6472.
Fischer (Ernst) Trifling, — Little
fool—_Summer’s evening,—Thought-
lessness. 6782.
Fischer (Fred):
If the man in the moon were a
coon. 9332 (156).
Night time on the Danube. 18907.
Fischer (Hans) Fischer’s (Hans)
method for piano instruction. 3235.
Fischer (J.) & bro.:
Abélard and Héloise. 4661.
Angels in the garden. 4716*.
Artist’s life. 19702.
Ave Maris stella. 122.
Bells through the trees. 4808.
Blue Danube. 19766.
Brother Green. 21843.
By a lonely river. 7248-7251.
Cambria. 19818.
Caravan from China. 4886.
Come all ye fair and tender ladies.
21934.
Come unto Me. 19881.
Cornish fiddler’s song. 15999.
County Clare song. 19890.
Dance. 25800.
Danza a media noche. 21990.
Dear Lord, I Thee adore. 19927.
Dream rhapsody. 7494.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
STs
Easter spring song. 5103.
Eece quam bonum. 578.
Hece Sacerdos. 579.
HEXxultation.. 7547.
Following Foster’s footsteps.
5194*, 20075*.
Four choral preludes. 15888.
Girl on tiptoe. 5251.
1245
Go not far from me, O God.
9951.
God is a spirit. 20134.
Golden-glow. 253-7256.
Havanita. 20202.
Hebrew children. 22272.
Holy is the Lord our God. 20242.
I couldn’ hear nobody pray. 3418.
Impressions gothiques. 24625.
Jesus calls us. 20500.
Little David, play on yo’ harp.
24801.
Little story. 24808.
Lord, our faith increase. 19728.
Mass in honor of St. Catharine of
Siena. 3776.
Mexican serenade. 24950.
Minnelied. 3815, 18743, 20767.
Moods. 24980.
Musica divina. 18804.
Night, and the curtains drawn.
20926.
Noah’s ark. 25118.
Notte veneziane. 20948.
O Father, haste the promised hour.
20956.
O praise and bless the Lord.
19729.
O salutaris Hostia. 25142.
O what the joy and glory. 20161.
Oh light! Gracious glow. 16263.
On a merry folk-tune. 17000.
Ope thine eyes of blue. 20728.
Out of the deep. 20799.
Outward bound. 85383.
Praise ye the Lord. 9048.
Prelude. 25801.
Prelude and fugue. 4058, 4059.
Prelude and Gigue. 4060.
Rapturous hour. 21110.
Rhythmie sight-singing. 25335.
Rondo pastorale. 25364.
Salve, Regina. 6451.
Santa Fé. 4138.
Shadow Mountain. 4172.
Shepherd of souls. 17214, 19174.
Shepherd on the hills. 11102.
Sighs. 19185.
Song of joy. 8819.
South of the Rio Grande. 212838.
Southern croon. 209544.
Spring hymn for Aphrodite.
13365.
Strike men, strike true. 25579.
Suscipe Domine. 2273.
Swan. 23240.
Thou art the way. 11839.
Through the years. 6747, 21406.
To Celia. 13478.
To the setting sun. 6760.
Wailing wall of Jerusalem. 4445.
Waltz in D flat major. 19853.
We wait in faith. 21526.
INDEX
Fischer (J.) & bro.—Continued.
Winter and spring. 19576.
Wondrous love. 17674.
You sang me a song. 21671.
Fischers (GI. FF.) “Fve said) ‘my. last
farewell, toot, toot, good _ bye.
Tits Go).
Fischer (John) Fischer’s (Hans)
method for piano instruction. 3235.
Fischer (L. D.):
Glendalough. 76382.
Prayer for courage. 63388.
Twilight meditation. 25724.
Fischer (Larry) pseud. See Fischman
(L. H. O.)
Fischer (Werner) Auch der strassen-
muSsikant. 19716, 21758.
Fischman (L. H. O.):
I wait for you. 10167.
In the moonlight. 18489.
Won’t you forget. 15672.
Fish (Rodney) My sweetheart. 8403.
Fisher (A. H.) No one but you.
189138.
Fisher (A. L.)
Fisher (Carl)
garet. 18706.
Fisher (Dutch)
18913.
Fisher (KE. R.):
Dream cabin.
Moon shadows. 5990.
Fisher (Ernest) pseud. See Fischer
Ernst)
Fisher (Erno):
GoOneol szekér. 24846.
Hol van az a boldog ido.
Fisher (Fred):
Maedchen in uniform. 3741.
Presidents on parade. 4062, 6346.
Fisher (H. R.) Qur New Hampshire.
Clean sweep. 3038.
Margaret — dear Mar-
No one but you.
7489, 9754.
24438.
13060.
Fisher (Harry) Roosevelt so true.
19105.
Fisher (Howard) Violin obbligatos
to six famous songs. 6845.
Fisher (J. <A.) pseud. See King
(73. DAR TK’) ;
Fisher (J. E.) Prosperity is coming.
4071.
Fisher (M. C.):
All through the year. 4697.
Happy little coon. 5330.
Fisher (M. L.) pseud. See Wilson
(hE
Fisher (Mark):
Heart-breaker. 18299.
Just a lonesome lover. 20528.
Fisher (N. E.) Music of the night
wind. 18803.
Fisher (W. A.):
America is singing. 71.
pt: 1 nh SS ve2o
Forty very easy piano pieces.
21696 (108).
Goin’ home. 24347.
Human touch. 14878.
Lord is my shepherd. 4147.
Fisher (W. EH.) :
For you — just you. 3244.
Lawd shoo away dem blues. 8079.
That’s all I want to know. 43338,
Trouble I’m bigger than you. 43895.
Fisher (W. J.):
Cambodia. 7299.
Carlita. 19828.
Cossanesque. 11972.
De Molay. 9704.
Grey skies. 20165.
I’d only ask for you. 5460.
Moonlight blues. 14822.
Our last waltz. 3999.
Russian dream. 23231.
Stay near me sweetheart. 6623.
Fishman (Alexander) :
Cinderella’s dream. 7359.
Fox-trot. 7599, 7600.
More than you'll ever know. 18785.
Waltz. 9120.
Fisichelli (Gerard) Notte argentina.
8445.
Fisk (F. P.) Shepherd. 254483.
Fitch (A. E.) Substitute love. 21312.
Fitch (Kay) Carolina home of mine.
4889.
Fitch (T. F.) Songs of Theta chi.
8835.
Fitch (Xavier) :
Prairie waltz. 23119.
Silver and gold. 23283.
Fitelberg (Jerzy) :
Konzert. 657.
Trois mazurkas. 7575, T576.
Fithian (C. B.) Birds of a feather.
23960*.
Fithian (J. H.) Where skies are blu-
est. 17619.
Fitzgerald (B. V.) If you will be
mine. 12448.
Fitzgerald (C. L.) In the green fields
where we wandered. 18487.
Fitzgerald (Eddie) Lullaby to love.
8223. .
Fitzgerald (F. I.) Dreaming. 12076.
Fitzgerald (R. B.) Beautiful dreamer.
19744.
Fitzgerald (Raymond) :
I’d never leave a pal like you.
7800.
I’ve changed my mind about you.
5568.
You’re mine. 7053.
Fitz-Gerald (Zeph) :
Roosevelt we love you. 18207.
Thinking of you. 2584.
You beautiful thing, I’m crazy
about you. 21650.
1246
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19838
Fitzpatrick (D. R.)
Fitzpatrick (BE. G.):
Please behave. 10908.
When it’s time to say goodnight.
17578.
Fitzpatrick (Frank)
are those friends.
PitzPatrick (J. L.):
But I can. 17988.
Dear old school bell. 241387.
He’s got personality. 7714.
March of the crusaders. 22776.
Seems to me. 25420.
They’re smiling and _ whistling
again. 9000.
U.S.A. is wet. 23527.
Wandering. 19475.
We're here Chicago. 9148.
When the orchestra plays that re-
frain. 9198.
Fitzpatrick (V. C.) Phi lambda delta.
4036.
Fitzpatrick (W. J.)
life. 20867.
FitzSimons (H. T.) co.:
Air sentimental. 4679.
Andante and Gavotte.
Angels of light. 2856.
April song. 4725.
Barearolle. 4778.
Chauntecleer. 24042*.
Christmas story. 19859.
Come, night. 4942.
Cuban skies. 19898.
Dawn in the wood. 4998.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
19995.
Duettino. 5096.
Goodnight beloved. 5286, 5287.
Happy dream waltz. 5328.
Impromptu. 24002.
Jesus on the water side. 20503.
Last rose of summer. 20579.
Letter. 5786.
Little red lark. 20641.
Long, long ago. 20668.
Magnificat and Nune
5906.
Mazurka. 5987.
My old Kentucky home.
Noéls. 3935.
QO joyful morn. 25761.
Ozark reverie. 25218.
Peter Pickers’ plight.
Promises. 19046.
Friends, where
709.
My painting of
17809.
dimittis.
20864.
25243*.
Pizzicato gavotte. 6306.
Scherzo. 18043.
Sleep holy Babe. 25472.
Spring serenade. 6608.
To a firefly. 6756.
Five Christmas carols.
Fizer (H. G.) pseud.
(HE. G.)
Fyjalifiird (En)
104.
See Cronin
17043.
38188—34——_12
Fladung (August)
gone days. 6672.
Flag lieutenant. 985, 2699.
Flagg (Michael) :
Cheerful little chiseler.
Give me back every kiss.
Goodnight waltz. 24865.
Last dance. 1279.
Waltz. 18174.
Wonderful city. 23727.
Flagler (R. S.):
Sweetheart of by
24045.
5257.
Blow ye the trumpet in Zion.
23964.
Eternity rejoices. 12106.
Song of ships. 21263.
Flagner (L. G.) Right or wrong.
1984.
Flaherty (W. J.) In gray December.
22516.
Flament (EHd.):
J’aime ta téte brune. 1177.
20 inventions 4 deux voix.
Flamingo (Don) pseud.
loni (Flaminio)
Flammer (Harold) ine.:
Ave Maria. 21763.
Birth of Christ. 19758.
3237.
See Pigno-
Bone come a-knittin’. 13922.
Creation. 21969. :
Down by the sea. 14129.
I will lift up mine eyes to the hills.
16475.
Short’nin’ bread. 4184, 17218,
17219.
Song of ships. 21263.
Flanagan (—) Wanderer. 2561.
Flanagan (Bud):
-Can’t we meet again. 2990, 13961.
Do you reeall. 3181.
Don’t let me down. 19960.
I’m in love with you. 14489.
Put a little springtime in the
winter of their lives. 8629.
Roaming. 238189.
That’s another
234389.
Flanders (J. A.):
America is calling you. 21734.
Peace carol. 23077.
Flaschner (O.) music ¢co., ine.
garden. 17040.
Flaskamp (Olive)
pal. 5775.
Math: (Pes):
Dream of spring. 15783 (90).
Little coquette. 7O76 (178).
Flauto solo. 21696 (104).
Fleagle (J. R.):
So Ill come back for more.
Tired of everything. 4871.
Fleddermann (Jack) Hail prosperity.
20178.
Fledermaus (The)
Scottish story.
Oxford
Let me be your
4214.
7400, 7405, SOTT.
1247
INDEX
Fleischmann (B. J.):
Hazel. 12271.
When I’m alone I’m lonesome.
11502.
Fleischmann (E. W.) Memory of
love. 20752,
Fleming (—):
Bad reputation.
Blues have gone. 4845.
Cottonfield blues. 417.
Do, do, daddling thing. 14114.
I'll never see her again. 24522.
I love you, sweetheart, I love you.
16401.
Lonesome, I need you. 5840.
Longing for mother. 14682.
Picture on my dresser. 25246.
Right always wins. 15130.
That lonesome train. 2350.
Unlucky me. 2489.
When it’s hottest time down south.
17573.
Fleming (Len):
Down by the old sugar pine.
147.
19970.
Fulfill that promise, Nellie darling.
720.
Give me a ticket to loveland.
20124.
I am longing for some one to love.
14382.
Love at first sight. 10476.
My valley of dreams. 6104.
Richman or poorman. 11015.
We do our part. 23583.
Yes, we have no beer. 13709.
Flemish Christmas cradle song. 659.
Fleres (Andrea) Soffitta. 23310.
Fletcher (Bruz) Queenie. 4079.
Fletcher (C. W.):
Beauty of bygone days. 23929.
Juice of the forbidden fruit.
24692.
Nobody’s fool. 25119.
Song of the sands. 25528.
When the round-up’s over.
Fletcher (Douglas)
Cathedral hymn. 4896.
Chadwick. 4907.
Edgarpriest. 9792.
Leggett. 5771.
McCutchan. 5897.
McKinley. 5898.
Norwood. 6153.
St. Bartholomew’s carol.
Somers. 6551.
Wardner. 11458.
Westminster abbey. 6906.
Williams. 6996.
Fletcher (Geoffrey) ltd.:
Actions speak louder than words
9337.
Brotherhood of nations.
Cabaret artist. 95AT.
25852.
8704.
19799.
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Dancing mad. 21984.
I’m a tree. 10119.
I wasn’t quite sure. 20409.
If the future is kind. 22486.
It isn’t fair. 1025%
It’s best to forget. 10268.
Nobody else. 10754.
Now you're here. 10766.
Pleasure cruise. 21074.
Sentimental melody. 11086.
You cannot manufacture
11619.
Fletcher (Grace) Itrusted you. 1083.
love.
Fletcher (H. L.) My wonderful
queen. 14912.
Fletcher (Hank) See Fletcher (H.
13)
Fletcher (Joseph):
For me He careth. 680, 5198.
He is my Savior now. 826.
On wings of living light. 13037.
Fletcher (Linard) I see what a fool
I’ve been. 24570.
Fletcher (P. E.):
Galway piper. 24317-24319.
Oh, the merry May. 1742.
Sylvan scenes. 4801.
Valleys of dream. 2497.
Fletcher (R. K.) Soldier’s field.
23795 (86). :
Fletcher (Robert) Memories of my
departed wife. 24926.
Fletcher (W. S.) Harlem stomp.
10003.
Fletchman (Ivan) In my dream
house I’m dreaming of the skies.
5626.
Fleury (Louis) Sonata.
Flewell (R. W.) jr.:
Desert moon. 19940.
Mountain trail. 20797.
Flick (C. R.):
Could I forget. 21957.
Just forgive but don’t forget.
24708.
Mother’s love. 8329.
When the sweet magnolias bloom
in Tennessee. 25858.
Whispering rose. 6967.
Flick (D. M.) Moonlight memories.
1552.
Fligger (Bessie)
ing. 5247.
Flinder (David):
Is this the end. 24663.
Wie Wiedoeft. 17651.
ling (Alma) I’m lonesome for you.
574 @
Flinn (J. 8.)
15765.
Flint (Clair) Remember Christ of
Calvary. 4097.
12248.
Girl at Ruffs’ cross-
All the world’s in tune.
1248
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Mimi. (P. R.)
When the moonlight shines in
Montana. 21569.
Woman awake. 13695.
Flock (Sally) :
Delightfully incorporated.
Our farewell. 21019.
Flocker (S. G.):
Be up my dear with the sun rise.
13863.
Forgive me I plead. 12166.
Floersch (T. J.) Forward, America.
9895.
Flood (G. G.)
my dreams, dear.
Flora (H. L.):
19935.
You are the girl of
17697.
Aw gee, can’t you understand.
9482.
Can’t you guess. 9559.
Honeymoon sea. 7762.
I only have you sweetheart in my
dreams. 18424.
Just imagine the rest.
Why. 9232.
Flora mirabilis.
Florabella. 664.
Flores (Leonor)
Flores (Pedro) :
Abandono. 19650.
Celos. 21891.
Palomita. 6270.
Rizos de oro. 6408.
Vano empeno. 21464.
Flores (R. A.) Na kai o Hawaii.
18561.
16164.
Primer beso. 13140.
10711. /
Florez (Harriet) Depression blues.
14099.
Floridia (Pietro) Sulla cuna. 4265.
Florin (H. A.) When love’s sweet
rose blooms for you. 6982.
Florio (C. J.) Lovely dreams.
' 24860.
Flotsam (Mr.) pseud. See Hilliam
(B. C.)
Flounders (L. P.) In Alfredo’s gar-
den. 10204.
Flower of the valley. 785.
Flower of Venezia. 24269*.
Flowers (Adelaide) :
Come back happy blue
19875.
Uncle Sam we're coming back.
13511.
Flowers (Marie) When I dream on
my wedding cake. 6919.
Flowers of the forest. 9874, 20071.
Flowers of the nations. 9874*.
Flotow (Friedrich von) Sein
ten. 22138.
Flowing river.
Floyd (Alan)
bird.
schat-
670.
Hymn to the light of
God. 10063.
Floyd (Eunice) I shall remember
you. 787%.
Fluemer (O. C.) Fight for Michigan.
22122,
Fluharty (V. L.) Lazy old Missis-
sippi. 22641.
Flumerfeldt (H. J.) Gruby skandal.
7677.
Fly (Leslie) :
Border raid. 15885.
Robin Hood and his merrie men.
171388.
Flying colors. 629, 15510.
Flying down to Rio. 24271, 25009,
25194.
Flying Dutchman. 2545, 19466*, 21485.
Flynn (Allan) Seven million people.
172038.
Flynn (G. H.) When it’s broccoli time
in Italy. 17572.
Flynn (Howard)
bright side. 5850.
Flynn (Maurice) You’re one in a mil-
Looking on the
lion, mother of mine. 238774.
Fobes (B. M.):
Christ government. 17982.
Land of the Red White and Blue.
16623.
Silver legion. 19187.
Silver shirts are marching. 17229.
Fochi (M. G.):
Nothing can compare with you.
6155.
We're drifting apart.
Foden (William)
modern
9876.
Fodor (William)
Fody ,(Helene) Am I you're [sic]
only sweetheart. 17793.
Foderl (Karl) Eins, zwei, drei, mein
liebster ist ein schneiderlein. 3191.
Foerster (J. B.) Sonata 2. 88138.
Foerster (Rud.) Foerster’s liebesgar-
ten. 12150.
Fogarty (D. F.) Bring back again the
golden beer. 254.
Fojtik (Catherine)
19487.
Foden’s (Wm.)
chord method for guitar.
Charmed. 4912.
Why did I wan-
der far. 23699.
Foley (Clarence) Oh moon up above.
20978.
Foley (I. E.) Music with your meals.
22861*.
Foley (J. M.) Dreams, dreams. 555.
Foley (M. J.) Music with your
meals. 22861*.
Folio (H. P.) Little love I prayed
for. 20637.
Folk song sight singing series.
12154, 22138.
Folk songs of many nations.
(le).
Folk-tunes near and far.
Folke (Dan):
Dag er ikke levet uden keerlighed.
19905.
12151-
4656
24272.
1249
INDEX
Folke (Dan)—Continued.
Dukkerne danser. 19905.
Odds 777. 1788.
Solen skinner ogsaa i en baggaard.
17259.
Folker (August) Dixieland. 5048.
Folks (R. H.) America the eagle.
15774
Folleso (Hermine) ‘This love of mine.
21398.
Follmann (J. F.) jr. Out of the blues.
10842*.
Follow me. 5194, 24278.
Following Foster’s footsteps. 5194*,
20075*.
Folsom (J. H.):
xyood morning,
18245.
I’m blue when day is done. 18401.
Starlight make my dreams come
frue: -Zooter
Fontana (G. B.):
Fantasia. 24274.
Missa, Our Lady of
§290.
Tu scendi dalle stelle. 9050.
Fontenailles (Henri de) au., and Fon-
tenailles (M. E. L. de N. de) prop.:
Franklin sunshine.
Pompeii.
A Vaimé. 28795. (1).
Querelle. 23795 (69).
Resolve. 15733 (288).
Saisons. 238795 (78).
Si je vous parlais de ma peine.
4656 (575).
Two hearts. 15733 (859).
Foot (Alne) Lady of the _ lakes.
10372.
Foote (Arthur) :
Ashes of roses. 2815 (14).
Fugue in E minor. 23795 (29).
Green of spring. 138765 (76).
Irish folk song. 18765, (100),
23795 (388), 25992 (30, 31).
Love is a bubble. 238795 (48).
Lygeia. 138765 (118).
Menuet. 16776.
Modern harmony in it’s theory
and practice. 4656 (413).
Sun is low. 28795 (95).
Foote (L. M.) Say when. 23248.
Foote (P. M.) Ming Hoy. 16787*.
Footlight parade. 15908, 17773, 18334,
19169, 19204.
Forberg (Rob.):
Menschen habt euch gern. 22808.
Ritornell und _ rondo-capriccio.
S667.
Forbes (A. J.) When I haven't got
you. 2624.
Forbes (Gren) Oh ma foi! naughty
boy. 138008.
Forbes (Peter) Dancing with you.
4984,
pt. Tr, n. s., v. 28
Forcier (A. J.):
Colors. 3045.
What a smile on America now.
11481.
Ford (B. I.) She’s my girl. 18280.
Ford (Bos):
Lonely and blue till I met you.
1357.
Prosperity’s returning. 138157.
Ford (C. M.) :
Pondering on forgetfulness.
19023.
Seeking a paradise. 19156.
Springtime lingering lover. 19275.
Your beauty compels me to sur-
render. 19636.
Word’ (CG...) >
Himer’s gone to shelter. 22092.
I’ve waited for you to come back
to me. 24585.
Just another goodbye. 24704.
Moon princess, by the waters of
Amalon. 16811.
Ford (Clyde) Living a life with you.
10448.
Ford (D. R.):
Beloved music. 19749.
Elegy to the moon. 11039.
Hymn of the soul. 20278.
Ford (E. E.) Sweetness. 2302.
Hord, (ide
Just a little smile. 8024.
When I met you. 15601.
Your eyes tell the secret. 13753.
Ford (Fedric) Solitaire. 8792.
Ford (J. H.) Music for two. 10628*.
Ford coal co. Old King Coal. 238006.
Fordell (Jean) :
Parting. 25687.
Till thou canst come. 25687. _
6860.
Love song capriee.
Wander-thirst.
Fordyce (M. H.)
16714.
Foree (Maldin) I’m ridin’ a rainbow
now. 22420.
Foreman (Margherita) Alaska waltz.
11698.
Foreman (VY. R.) Alaska waltz.
11698.
Foresman (Robert) Three-book se-
ries. 25682, 25683.
Forest (Green) pseud. See Glasgow
(S. M.).
Forest flowers. 18190.
Foresythe (Reginald) :
Be ready. 2907.
Deep forest. 3114.
He’s a son of the South. 8380.
Mississippi basin. 8291, 10573.
Please don’t talk about my man.
1889, 4048.
Southern holiday. 2221.
Foret (F.) Sampiero corsq@ 25391,
1250
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Forlivesi (A.) & ¢.:
Donne, ¢c’é Vortolano.
Drei konige. 9773.
Due eanti dellisola.
Giardini notturni.
Primaverina. 4064.
Sivigliana. 4201.
Tre canzoni d’amore. 4652.
Vecchia chitarra. 4428.
Forman (O. A.):
Anxious hearts are begging love.
12045.
3915.
9932.
15793.
Someone else will care if you don’t.
2198.
Fornili (Santi) Roosevelt e la N. I.
Ad) Pace.
Fornoff (Norman) Old _ plantation
moon. 28011.
Forrest (Hamilton) Left, left right.
1292.
Forsberg (Mareus) Good by, prohibi-
tion. 20145.
Forse (A. R.) What would I do with-
out you. 25821.
Forsgren (Mrs. Carl)
(L. E.)
Forsgren (lL. E.)
ories. 19150.
Forster (Cuthbert)
Awe. 2918.
Forster (Dorothy)
you. 3496.
Forster (Eugene) What made
say goodbye. 23619.
Forster (Kenneth) In the wigwam.
See Forsgren
School day mem-
Belle of Loch
I shall remember
you
3554.
Forster (Ray) What made you say
goodbye. 23619.
Forster music publisher, inc.:
Adams self-instructor for guitar.
21704.
Balloons, who'll buy my nice bal-
loons. 4776.
Before the shrine of destiny.
23989.
‘Bohemia. 9514.
By the light of faith. 24011.
Can I hope to see His face. 24024.
9575.
lover’s
Castilian moonlight.
Drifting in a
22080.
Forever and ever more. 22147.
Glory road is open now. 24339.
Hallelujah. 243884.
Hi-lah. 24429.
How beautiful heaven must be.
24459.
Huggin’ and kissin’ you. 10055.
I dot somethin’ in my eye. 10084.
I’m so in love with you. 10137.
I pray. 24568.
If I but knew. 24602.
If we forget to pray. 24614.
In my book of dreams. 20442.
dream.
In my old cabin home in the
mountains. 10220.
In the palace of God. 24641.
In the sleepy hills of Tennessee.
10233.
It’s a long road. 24666.
Jesus had found me. 24679.
Jesus is near evry day. 24680.
Jesus is pleading. 24681.
Just to be near Him is heaven
to me. 24711.
Let’s meet by the old oaken
bucket. 3668.
Let’s take a ride on the sky-ride.
10409.
Light up the way. 24790.
Little shoes. 10444.
Music, the mountains and you.
12852.
My heart is in the heart of the
Rockies. 22887.
New day is dawning. 25101.
Old sweet song for a sweet old
lady. 20996.
Over the road of sorrow. 25215.
Prayer my mother taught me.
25286.
Ready for the Master’s eall.
25324.
Seems I’ve always held your
hand. 11076. x
Shout His praises. 25446.
Spell of the desert. 11205.
Step by step we’re marching on.
25570.
Tell me the story once more.
25637.
That old dinner bell. 21364.
That old feather bed on the farm.
11296.
That’s my faith in Jesus. 25659.
There’s a little gray mother
dreaming. 25667.
Time that Jesus. loves _ best.
25689.
Tiny toys. 11352, 13474.
We're living on the county now.
11468.
What does it mean without you.
11483.
When the mailman says no-mail
today. 4520.
When the sun of life goes down.
25857.
Why did He have to die for me.
25891.
Forsyth (M. 8S.) My Gypsy love.
18823.
Forsyth bros., ltd.:
Border raid. 15885.
Jolly comrades. 20509.
Old English country dances.
16985.
River and rainbow. 253842.
1251
INDEX
Forsyth bros., 1td.—Continued.
Robin Hood and his merrie men.
171388.
Travelling along. 2440.
Water ways. 17525.
Forsythe and Hayward:
De spirits was a walkin’, 22009.
Fiddlin’ Fred. 24259.
Love’s story. 22749.
O lady Lou. 20957.
Fort (HK. H.):
I’m out looking for a girl. 7854.
That quaint old melody. 21365.
Forte (Pasquale) :
Nocturne. 5205.
Plaza artillery march. 63812.
Forte (Pedro) :
Balbo. 17863.
Pellégrini polka. 19005.
Forterre (—):
Berceuse au rouet. 4813.
Chipe moi par le pal’ tot. 14018.
Gréta. 18256.
Introduction et danse. 12483.
Sur la mer immense. 19293.
Forth (O. D.) Tears. 6698.
Fortier (KE. L.) Dreamy thoughts.
9772.
Fortier (Rhea) I call it a fool’s
paradise. 7793.
Fortner (Clarke) Day by = day.
5002.
Fortner (Wolfgang) Konzert fiir
streichorchester. 247389.
Fortune. 14240*.
Forzano (Michael) My Gypsy mel-
ody. 1606.
Fosett (Vio) There is springtime in
my soul. 2368.
Foss (J. E.):
Girlie in town and you know her
too. 12198.
Girlie, will you be my pal. 12199.
Fossum (EH. A.):
Night is so beautiful sweetheart
with you. 10741.
Paradise regained. 10861.
Fossum (Oscar) Montana’s majesty.
14818.
Foster (A. A.):
Cheer up — prosperity is on the
way. 15953.
Springtime, beautiful springtime.
6606.
Foster (Arnold) Concerto.
Foster (C. R.) jr. Honey,
eall that fair. 10042.
Foster (HE. A.) I never thought you’d
be the one. 7870.
Foster (Frances)
781.
Foster (G. V.) Altho’ I’m daddy’s
baby boy, I’m just a little tough.
7116.
7598.
do you
Great Redeemer.
pt. Hz, n. S:, Vv. 28
Foster (ie Rays
Arietta. 23863.
Spanish dancer. 8844.
Foster (J. C.) Believe. 9486.
Foster (J. P.) Two little arms of
love. 4411.
Foster (Jack)
Foster (Jimmie)
out blues. 2757.
Foster (K. M.):
Hail to Roosevelt a man worth
While. 12251.
My radio man. 12917.
Foster (Lee) Somebody lied. 8800.
Foster (Maidee) Dreams. 5083.
Foster (N. P.) Songs of Amherst col-
lege. 11670 (358).
Foster (S. C.):
For you. 24280.
You done played
Beautiful dreamer. 170, 7188,
19744.
Camptown races. 11879.
Come where my love lies dream-
ing. 7385.
Gentle Annie. 7620.
Hard times come again no more.
7701.
Jeanie with the light brown hair.
20498.
Massa’s in de cold, cold ground.
8251.
My old Kentucky home. 4656
(484), 8384, 20864.
Nelly was a lady. 8421.
Oh, Susanna. 8474, 10790.
Old Black Joe. 4656 (472), 8477,
20984.
Old dog Tray. 8479.
Old folks at home.
25159.
Lrovs duxovs pov. 4256.
Uncle Ned. 9067.
Willie we have missed you. 9242.
Fouché. pseud. See Tettoni (Ferdi-
nando)
Foulds (John):
Keltic lament. 10348, 10344.
May burden. 10533.
Mendelssohn-fantasie.
Old wine, old books.
Foulks (G. A.):
Mother, darling mother. 8324.
Would you be different dear.
15678.
Four Jost bros.:
6205, 8482,
1509.
13026.
Kiss me, my darling. 5741.
Sweet little pal. 6662.
Four saints in three acts. 18196*.
Fournier (Jean) Symphonie. 5207. ~
Fournier (L.M.) I’ll always love you
dear. 10097.
Fourt (E. H.) Mother song. 22847,
24996.
Foust (R. E.) Echos [sic] of the
plains. 24214.
1252
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Foust (Robert) I’m dreaming sweet
; dreams of you, little pal. 20360.
Foutz (W. J.) How can it be sweet
springtime for me. 14864.
Fowler (L. B.) jr. Night. 22956.
Fowler (R. P.) How can you part
from an aching heart. 900.
Fowler (T. V.) Shack on the side of
Bl a2 2.
Fowler (Tom) See Fowler (T. V.)
Fowler (W. A.):
My dream of love. 25081.
Seome-body new. 19227.
Fox (Elsa)
Hox wok. EF )
grow. 21588.
Fox (Felix) King fishers.
Child’s fancy. 11929.
Where Santiam lilies
8049*.
Fox (G. K.) Sweetheart of all my
dreams. 17348.
Fox (Ida) Bright yellow moonbeams
and you. 9522.
Fox (J. E.) Holy temples. 7753.
Fox (L. D.) See America first. 6480.
‘Fox (L. E.) Hold me tight. 18327.
Fox (O. J.):
Because you’re gone. 9473, 13872.
Dreams. 5084.
Hills of home. 53885, 5386, 22282,
24431-24433. <-
My heart is a silent violin.
18826. _.
Singing to you. 19201, 19202.
They did not tell me. 6735.
White in the moon the long road
lies. 2681, 2682, 6970.
Fox (Sam) Editions musicales:
Nana. 14919.
Mama Liza. 18695.
Fox (Sam) atmospheric series. 5208.
Fox (Sam) music hour orchestra fo-
lio. 5209.
Fox (Sam) pub. co.:
Bad man songs of the wild and
_ woolly West. 197386.
Blue lagoon. 7228.
Conquerors. 3061.
Douglas band folio. 9748.
Dusky madness. 7518.
Fox (Sam) atmospheric series.
5208.
(Sam) collection of Max
Steiner compositions. 18197.
Fox (Sam) magic carpet melo-
dies. 16195, 16196.
Fox (Sam) music hour orchestra
folio. 5209.
Fox famous composers string en-
semble folio. 24289.
Harlem rent party. 7708.
Isn’t this a night for love.
10252.
It can happen to you. 7978.
King Kong. 5789.
Let’s go! Ameriea.
18825,
10251,
5179.
March of the years. 16758.
Morena. 16820.
President Roosevelt march. 6344.
Rhythm in my heart. 110138.
So this is Harris. 8788.
Someday, sometime, somewhere.
25507.
Songs of the saddle. 21276.
Springtime in old Granada.
2500 ¢.
Sweepings. 8901.
Twinkle, twinkle, little star.
15509. ;
Unfinished sonata. 4419.
Viennese waltz song. 9100.
Fox (T. W.) Sitting on the stairs.
2161.
Fox (Thelma):
Til never forget you, dear. 20334.
Love’s magic. 24866.
Fox famous composers string en-
semble folio. 24289.
Fox film corp. S. R. Kent drive pep
song. 21161.
Fox, Rogers & Stroud, Itd.:
Is that the way you care. 3568.
To the music of the band. 4376.
Fra Diavolo. 19715.
Frachtling (J. Camelia) Sweethearts
of Mardi Gras ball. 2300.
Frachtling (James C.) Sweethearts
of Mardi Gras ball. 2300.
Friulein Kitchen. 25450.
Fraggi (Hector) :
Avec ton parapluie bleu. 21765.
Chansons des trains et des gares.
17972.
Guinéa. 14308.
Ingratitude. 14546.
Jeux de beauté. 8007.
Nessus. 22947.
Fragna (A.) Collection of Italian and
Neapolitan songs for mandolin.
7371.
Fragny (R. de) pseud. See la Chap-
elle (Proton de)
Fraide (Caroline) pseud. See Rod-
riguez (C. F.)
Fraije (Eddie) :
Jigaboo. 22581.
Rosie Robot blues. 23218.
Frallicciardi (Mike) Just like my old
girl. 20542.
Framer (E.):
Framer’s blues. 22154.
God didn’t make me no monkey
man. 22197.
Frana (L. A.) Song I wrote for you.
15289.
Francaix (Jean) 5 chansons pour les
enfants. 14242.
France (Leila) See McDermott
(ESE)
1253
INDEX
France (W. G. S.):
Lover o’mine. 20695.
Someone from somewhere. 15288.
France, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Frances (Antonio) Emma. 3195.
Frances (Louis De) See De Frances
(Louis)
Francesco (Louis De)
cesco (Louis)
Franciosa (G. F.) ’Cause we’re in the
Roosevelt era now. 21887.
Francis (HE. 8.) Since you took me
back to your heart. 23290.
Francis (G. T.) Singing games for
young people. 25464, 25465.
Francis (W. T.) Catch of the season.
4656 (82).
Francis & Day’s album of old favourite
dances. 9897. ;
Francis & Day’s book of 50 sacred
songs and hymns. 12168.
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.:
Always with you. 17791.
Are you the little girl I used to
know. 17824.
But for you. 19805.
Chingy Wingy Wing Wong’s pig-
tail. 9615.
Don’t let me down. 19960.
Elephant never forgets. 5120.
Ever since that lucky day. 5149.
Francis & Day’s album of old
favourite dances, no. 2. 9897.
Francis & Day’s book of 50 sacred
songs and hymns. 12168.
Francis & Day’s concert parties’
album. 701, 22155.
Girl who thought — where did you
meet that girl. 746.
Give me love. 12204.
God made home. 14286,
Happy ending. 18272.
Have you had a good day to-day.
12268.
Heaven will protect an honest girl.
5364.
How are you Mrs. Wood. 14362.
How does a fly keep his weight
down. 7775.
I got a horse. 20302.
I had to go and find another job.
See De Fran-
20310.
I'll be seein’ ya in Abyssinia.
22365.
Ill never grow tired of ‘you.
3446.
I love to yodel yodel-ay-ee. 7834.
985.
home to Gertrude.
I’m a sailor.
I’m coming
5506,
I’m in love with you. 14439.
I wonder why poor Nelly never
writes. 1059.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
If I were you, I’d fall in love with
me. 5595.
In a cloister garden. 5614.
In the little school-house down the
country lane. 7952.
It’s the band. 10273.
Jekyll and Hyde. 5688.
Jollity. 22587.
Legion of the lost. 1296.
Let’s all mew like the pussy eats
do. 18606.
Lion and Albert. 20626.
Logs on the river. 12653.
Manual of practical harmony for
the guitar. 12729.
Marching to a military band.
10524.
Mary Rose. 18714.
Melody at dawn. 20742.
Music is a friend of love.
My lucky day. 18882.
Peaches and cream. 1853.
Peggy O’Grady. 23081.
Photograph of you. 15044.
Pull away the curtains from the
windows of your heart. 10974.
Put a little springtime in the win-
ter of their lives. 8629.
Roaming. 23189.
Rochdale hounds. 1995.
Rolling stone, roll home.
Sam’s medal. 19185.
Shall we wear pyjamas.
Squeeze me waltz. 6609.
Such a big heart for someone so
8338.
8677.
2116.
small. 2260.
Sweet earth of Cornwall —- my
home. 2280.
That little church among the hills,
back home. 19348.
That little old cottage piano.
23434.
That’s another Scottish story.
23439.
Three ha’pence a foot. 21404.
Too much happiness. 6770.
Two ina bar. 2478.
Waltz of remembrance. 2557.
Wanderer. 2561.
We're a great big family. 2581.
What kind of noise annoys an
oyster. 4492.
When are you going to lead me to
he altar, Walter. 6916.
When Cupid calls. 19512, 21544.
When I play on my Spanish guitar.
23639.
When the shadows begin.
Whiskers an’ all. 11544.
Who is it knocking at the door.
13661.
Why should sailors care. 2699.
Francis-Day (Publications) s. a.:
Badinerie. 17859.
6941.
1254
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Belle créole. 9488.
Biguine amoureuse. 9499.
Hello! chérie. 22274.
Love in the mist. 22729.
Por tus ojos negros. 17088.
Solera. 21248.
Suite mignonne. 153852.
Trianon, 19418,
Francisco (B. M.) Shall that love we
prize too dear be broken. 23268.
Francisco (Hale) :
Both of us happy, both of us blue.
~ 9516.
Just with a kiss.
Franck (César) :
Communion service. 14050.
Panis angelicus. 25224,
Piéces posthumes. 9332 (2838).
Franck (J. A.) My brown-eyed Susan.
14858.
Franck (Melchior) :
10339.
Die mit trinen sien. 9718.
Unsers herzens freude hat ein
ende. 11407.
Francois. pseud. See Grey (Frank)
Francovie (G. N.) When my baby
comes back to me. 25848.
Frandino (P. A.) I lost you. 971.
Frangipane (Anthony) :
My empty home. 14869.
Tell me why. 15412.
Frangipane (V. P.) Why can’t I be
true to you. 4546.
Frank (Charles) Funny fellow. 93382 |
(120).
Frank (Frank) :
Doughboys. 5064.
R.O.T.C, march. 6369.
Frank (Ivan):
Darling dear, I love you truly.
18040.
I met you, I liked you, then I loved
you. 18421.
When I need loving. 2628.
Frank (J. L.) Let me close my eyes
and dream you're in my arms again.
22654.
Frank (J. W.):
Adventslied. 2821.
Nach dem segen. 2821.
Passionslied. 4027.
Vor der trauung. 4655.
Zum jahresschluss. 4655.
Frank (Joseph) :
Stuttering Billy. 8891.
Your [sic] bound to look like a
monkey when you grow old.
9314.
Frank (Laura) Paradise lost. 25229.
Frank (N. T.)::
Honey dear. 18832.
My state of the golden gate. 18846.
Frank (Ted)
15617.
When the shadows fall.
Frankel (Harry)
3449,
Frankforter (Nettie)
6045.
Frankie and Johnny. 16198, 24301.
Franklin (Daniel) :
TVll take you back.-
My Bonnie Lu.-
Curl from her golden hair. 18027..
Walking the streets. 23561.
Franklin (Dave):
Fill up the glasses. 22124.
Walk a little faster. 23559.
Franklin (Eva):
Gypsy melody of love. 5320.
Harlem’s kosher now. 5338.
I’d rather waste my time with’
you. 5463.
Two-gun Shapiro. 21447.
Why do red hot mammas sing the
blues. 6984.
Franklin (H. L.) My cosmetological
girl. 6049.
Franklin (Howard) pseud. See Saen-
ger (Gustav)
Franklin (Jesse) Without you. 4584.
Franklin (Jimmie) Life would be
worth living again. 20615, 24789.
Franklin (M. E.) QD¢ press 7 on pros-
perity. 495.
| Franklin (William) My angel. 8847,
F 1G8372
Franklyn (Sid) On etiquette. 25173.
| Franquelli (Carmen) My love. 188380.
Frantz. pseud. See Harts (H. L.)
Franz (H. M.) I’m living on the mem-
ory of you. 3478.
Frascona (Anthony)
17452.
Fraser (B. H.):
Man at the helm of the U.S.A.
12725.
Right man in Washington. 11018:
There’s music on the air. 23458:
Fraser (Helen) In the path of the
moon, 20454.
Fraser (James) Starof heaven. 8866.
Fraser (Norman) :
Chandolin. 334.
Suite of six short pieces. 15353.
Fraser-Simson (H.) Love will find a
way. 12689.
Frasure (W. R.) There’s a rose in old
Kentucky. 17400.
Tropical moon.
Frau, die wiess, was sie will. 3253.
Frau wie du. 9903.
Frauendiplomat (Der) 5971, 6034.
Fraulino (Michael) I want you to
marry me. 16472.
Fraven (Lillian) Please forgive.
10910.
Frayn (C. V.)
Frazee (G. F.):
Chimeso’er the lake. 4921.
March of the chords. 3768.
Protection. 138159.
1255
INDEX
pt. D1, n. s., v. 28
Frazee (Roy):
Apple-tree swing. 4722.
Blueberryin’. 7232.
Follow the leader. 7586.
Goin’ fishin’. T7646.
Frazzini (Al.) Colorado moon. 140837.
Frechette (Arthur) After we parted.
17769.
Fredericks (Amy)
zels. 12732.
Fredericks (Chas.) :
Lakota waltzes.
Pride of the ball.
Fredericks (F. A.)
nade. 8314.
Frederickson (N. C.)
the upper peninsula.
Fredly (Alfred) :
Aube d’amour.
Veillée d’amour.
Fredricks (Sally) :
March of the pret-
24745.
25297.
Moonlight sere-
Legionnaires of
18602.
15733 (16, 17).
15733 (366, 367).
My choice. 10648.
That stolen hour with you.
25662.
Fredrickson (Oscar) Love is a song
that never ends. 20681.
Free will Baptist press. Songs and
hymns of worship. 8832.
Freeborn (Cass) Day-dreams.
18045.
Freed (Arthur) Grand Central epi-
sode. 18251.
Freed (C. G.) Drink another glass of
beer. 18124.
Etwas ftir sie. 7545.
Song of my heart to
Freed (Fritz)
Freed (L. B.)
you. 4234.
Freed (Paul) I’m nheedin’ someone.
1011.
Freed (Ralph) I love you, or some-
thing. 980.
Freed (S. O.):
It’s just love. 24669.
Oh how I love the sunshine.
16971.
Freed (Walter) I love you, or some-
thing. 980.
Freedman (Israel):
Desire under the elms. 22022.
Hiawatha’s wooing. 16305.
Freedman (M. 8.):
Man about town. 10517.
Melody. 12171.
Spanish number. 11201.
Freedman (Maurice) Modern exer-
cises for the violin. 14807.
Freeman (C. R.):
Call of Easter. 300.
Little rich
1344*.
My Redeemer liveth.
Paramount Christmas
21042.
girl, who was poor.
16388.
book.
Practical Christmas helper.
23118.
What the Christmas fire told.
2613*.
Freeman (D. H.) Dawn. 14079.
Freeman (H.) & co. Utopia. 13530.
Freeman (H. M.):
Ill never be content without you.
16389. .
You’re still my baby. 2779.
Freeman (Jack) Gitty-up! Nicode-
mus. 12202.
Freeman (Louis) She’s the girl that
I’ve been waiting for. 2123.
Freeman (M. M.) Riding song.
13192.
Freeman (R. F.) I dreamed that my
dreams came true. 24496.
Freeman music ¢o.:
For nobody but you. 24278.
Give me a place in your heart.
12203.
I need your smile all the while.
14462.
I wish you happiness. 12428.
Freiberg (Samuel) :
Coming of Hi-de-ho. 7386.
Midnight rythm. 8280.
Swing gate. 8925.
Trust me for a hamburg. 9042.
Freikorporal (Der) 4439.
Freilich (Norman) Crescent moon.
9658.
Freitag (Theo) Sturmglocken. 8890.
French (Clarence) :
Century of progress march. 9581.
Little wildwood home. 18636.
French (E. E.):
Barefoot days. 4779. .
Give me an isle and you. 22189.
French (Guy):
Hear me calling to you my love.
12274.
March of Arkansas state. 16751.
S Under the blue eagle. 17477.
French (K. H.) Poor pedestrian.
1899.
French (O. L.) Night wind’s lullaby.
16940.
French (Samuel) :
Gingham girl. 14271.
Good news. 14297, 14298.
Rosalie runs riot. 18208.
French (W. P.):
Everybody would love. 242389.
Harlem harmony. 24401.
Life is just a stream. 24787.
New little blue little song. 25104.
Ridin’ in the rain. 253387.
When I’m dancing with you.
25835.
French class. 9904*.
French heels. 9904**.
French minstrelsy. 24303.
1256
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Frene (Jeanne) :
Adoration. 19652.
Bridal path. 9519.
We hope. 15571.
Frenkel (Stefan)
23544.
Frére Jacques.
Frerre (M. Du)
Fresco (Joan):
Meine grosse liebe ist ein kleines
madel. 1501.
Tango drammatico. 6691.
Fresco (Saverio) Please come and
save me. 10904.
Freudenthal (Jos.) Madame. 3750.
Freund (Bertie E.) See Freund
(Burghardine HE.)
Freund (Burghardine E.):
Come and dance. 21937.
Violin-konzert.
24304.
See Du Frerre (M.)
Come dance with me. 3050.
Come see the soldiers grand.
9634.
Down along the Jersey shore.
7478.
I prefer the good old fashioned
tune. 5555.
Let’s make the best of it. 24773.
Looking at an old grape arbor.
12665.
Sailing along the beautiful Hud-
son. 25386.
Sweet memories. 25607.
To a good old fashioned song.
23480.
Freund (N. R.) Prosperity blues.
13147.
Freut euch des lebens. 16202.
Frey (Adolf) Love in springtime.
11670 (207).
Frey (Emil) Bewusst gewordenes
klavierspiel. 11808.
Frey (Hugo):
Frankie and Johnny. 16198.
Jolly Elks patrol. 93832 (184).
Oh, dem golden slippers. 13001.
Londonderry air. 22705.
Rose of Tralee. 17152. ~
Serenade. 23252.
Viennese refrain. 21474.
Vilia. 21476.
Frey (Martin) Pianista virtuoso.
6301.
Frey (Robby):
Esmuss wohl etwas um die liebe
Sein. 22096, 24231.
Nacht von Saragossa. 1651, 1652.
Freyhold (Hmilie von) Lobpreisung
Gottes. 22701.
Freyschtitz (Der)
Freytet (Jonés)
5960.
Friday (Leola) When the roses have
faded away. 17596.
Wridolf i lejonkulan.
22159.
Methode parfaite.
14103, 14631.
Fried (Sam)
Fried (Oskar)
(22).
Drunken song. 23795
I’m gonna play down
by the old Ohio. 1000.
Friedberg (D. L.):
That beautiful dream. 25646.
You’ve got everything and I’ve got
you. 25979.
Friedeberg (Martin) :
Dorfmusik. 524, 525, 3147, 24170.
Village band. 11428.
Friedenberg (Milton) Back street.
17854.
Friedhofer (Hugo) :
Agony. 7088.
Alarm bell incidental. 18789.
Amorous sign painter. 4712.
Another mother song. 138816.
Au jardin. 7150.
Beer garden echoes.
Blotto. 227.
Choo choo.
Clouds. 385.
Dance. 14092.
Derelict song. 3122.
Dramatic outburst. 7487.
Hell breaks loose. 24420.
Holiday. 876.
13878.
3030.
It’s great incidental. 14563.
Jolly boulevardier. 24687.
Leg show. 3650.
Light fingers. 8126.
Little pet. 14676.
Mer nocturnement. 3807.
Mother & me. 10612.
Muddy Mississippi. 10627.
Nuts to you. 16961.
On the banks of the Seine. 25176.
Paddy’s Christmas party. 21035.
Par les boulevards. 25227.
Polka burleske. 15064.
Polynesian ceremonial.
Polynesian whoopee.
Radiogram. 25316.
Romantic episode. 253860.
Scherzo no. 1. 15195.
Skyline. 2163.
Soleil 4 travers les arbres. 8791.
Some day I’m gonna find my sweet
6324.
23106.
man. 23317.
Souvenir d’amour. 25547.
Thoroughfares. 2390.
Uberhang walzer. 15512.
Vaisseau mystique. 4424,
Valse parisienne. 15535.
Woeful experience. 17668.
World congress of 19388. 11592.
Friedlander (Max) Hymne an
Deutschland. 18798.
Friedland (Anatol) My own Iona.
1630.
Friedlander (W. B.) Tropical South
Sea isle. 2450.
1257
INDEX
Baron Munch-
21781.
Bei den marionet-
Friedman (Harold)
ausen, dat is I.
Friedman (Ignaz)
ten. 185.
Friedman (Leo) Hearts and masks.
19648 (46).
Friedman (William) Spanish sere-
nade. 2226.
Friedrich (Hmma) America and
President Roosevelt. 23842.
Friedrich (Herman)
waltz. 138765 (104).
also pseud. See Hildreth (R. E.)
Friedrich II, der Grosse, king of Prus-
sia:
Ausgewalhilte stiticke yon Friedrich
dem Grossen. 21761.
Vier stiicke. 22160.
Friend (C. E.) Where the wild flow-
ers bloom. 25878.
Friend (Cliff) :
Any way the wind blows. 15794.
Hundred years ago. 910.
I’m gonna go, go, go—to Chicago
in 19383. 7846.
Ooh! what I could doto you. 3990.
Ooh honey, what you do to me.
21016.
00-00-OOH honey what you do to
me. 230838, 23034.
There’ll never be another girl like
~ you. 2369.
Twas a balmy summer’s evening.
4302.
"Twas awfully nice of you: 25721.
Friendly (Leonard):
I’ll never lose my faith in you.
963.
Strolling thru the park with you.
11226.
Friendly songs for friendly
7
Kiss of spring
people.
Friendship. 3259*.
Friere (M. De) See De Friere (M.)
Fries (F.) Cradle song. 4967.
Fries (R. E.) I’m feeling hi-ho. 7848.
Friesen (Adolf) Night in Buenos
Aires. 20929.
Friess (Maximilian) :
Ave Maria. 11750.
Caverna. 21888.
Love’s longing. 5884.
Frietzsche (HE. A.) That old sweet-
heart of mine. 23488.
Friml (Rudolf) :
And still I love you. 15783, 19691.
Concert waltz. 17752 (31).
Five love songs. 9908.
Giannina mia. 20113, 20114.
Gypsy of song. 243877.
Lehua. 24759.
Night in Spain. 6133.
Persian march. 6297.
Souvenir. 6584.
1258
pt. III, n. s., Vv. 28
Spirit of the woods. 17752 (139).
Valse poetique. 17752 (151).
Friner (Morris) N RA. 20901.
Frisch (A. T.) Dance into my heart.
16016.
Frisch (Billy):
Little ranch in Arizona. 3694.
My girl don’t love me. 16849.
Strolling thru the park one day.
153847.
We’re not too poor for that. 4476.
Frischer (Carl) Hoch du edles bier.
(TAT.
Frishkorn (8S. I.)
21005.
Friswell (A. E.)
6542.
Fritz (KE. E.) Pal of my dreams, fare-
well. 8539.
Fritz (1. W.)
22137.
Fritz (L. E.) On with the show,
sweetheart. 10817.
On to victory.
Soft winds sighing.
on blue
Fly eagle.
Fritz in Tammany Hall. 2815 (199,
Pata)
Frizzelle (C. H.):
America goes on. 9871.
Blue-eyes just keep on shining.
17915.
Bluebird in my heart. 23974.
Defeated. 12017.
Fancy your taking a fancy to me.
7555.
I must retain my personality.
5552.
Photograph of happy days with
you. 15043.
"Tis a very funny age we're living
in. 9017.
World without your kiss. 11597.
Frizzelle (N. 8.) Jack and Jill valen-
tine. 1178*.
From Czecho-Slovakia. 7608.
From many lands. 3263*.
Fromm (H. HE.) Taste and see, that
the Lord is good. 8941.
Frommel (Gerhard) Variationen tiber
ein eigenes thema. 19452.
Frontin (Gabriel) Sa derniére lettre.
15733 (298).
Frontini (FEF. P.):
Capricieuse. 138765 (28).
Menuet. 13765 (119).
Retour au village. 13765 (179).
Serenata arabe. 13765 (196).
Frosch (W. B.):
Back up your President now.
9454.
New deal is here. 10731.
Frosini (Pietro):
Accordiomania. 2818.
Bubbles. 2959.
Butterfly. 21849.
Cordinella. 3066.
?
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Dizzy accordion. 3130.
Fragrant flowers. 3258.
Frosini’s symphonic march. 22162.
Happy thoughts waltz. 24396.
Hot fingers. 3393.
Mazurka variata.
Olive blossoms.
Pensieri tristi. 23082.
Radio waves. 25315.
Silver moon waltz. 4192.
Sorriso d’amore. 23350.
Spaghetti tangle. 4243.
Swedish Italian mazurka. 4281.
Frost (R. J.) jr. Just a song. 22604.
Fruechtenicht (Paul):
Nothing to do. 10762.
Please come back to me. 8578.
Turn on the moon. 11382.
Friihlingsstiirme. 9909, 9910, 14250.
Frundt (Rudolph) Cupid. 19901.
Fruscio (John Di) See Di Fruscio
(John) —
Fry (H. L.)
Fry (H. 8S.)
Fryberg (Mart) pseud.
berg (Martin)
Frye (C. H.) If I had a Star’s salary
to spend. 1086.
20735.
3968.
Students march. 19290.
Manger hymn. 20715.
See Friede-
Frye (Howard) Coal. 7366.
Frye (Maude) Meet me at twilight
sweetheart. 8261.
Frye, Ryan, Frankel, inc. May-be.
10536.
Fuchs (Hansi) Ihr winde. 22491.
Fuchs (Joseph) :
Leading lady. 18598.
Vienna, my dear. 11421.
Fuchs (Paula):
Leading lady. 18598.
Vienna, my dear. 11421.
Ftiglistaller (Carl) Sechs lieder. 5223.
Fiir’s kinderherz. 5224.
Furst (Georg) :
Badonviller-marsch. 13856, 13857,
17860.
Fleury-marsch. 18175.
Isonzo-marsch. 14557, 14558,
18506.
Furst Seppl. 5136.
Fiirstner (Adolph) :
Konig Karl marsch. 5747.
Sinfonie. 8565.
Fuget (V. T.) Prosperity’s coming
soon. 253806.
Fuggitte (George) It must be so.
16534.
Fugues 4 4 parties.
Fuhrmann (EH. A.)
3184.
Fulcher (C. C.):
My dream of paradise with you.
8357.
My love came too late. 12893.
718, 22164.
Easter alleluia.
Fuld (K. B.) Mystifying oracle.
22924.
Full redemption songs. 18208.
Fuller (Fred) You mean all the
world to me. 2765.
Fuller (Gwendolyn) Call it love.
9553.
Fuller (Margaret) Vm weary and
blue. 12401.
Fuller (S. D.):
Lift your eyes and smile. 18623.
Old wigwam, in Quenemo. 20998.
Shoo gloom. 6497.
Fulling (Rena) I could dream ten
million dreams. 7796.
Fullmer (J. P.) My friendly lane.
18818.
Fulton (A. P.) Little disciple. 5814—
5817.
Fulton (Dale) :
Coeur d’Alene. 15978.
My Spanish dream. 6099.
Oh depression. 1736.
Panama moonlight. 4017.
Fulton (J. M.):
EHspagnole.
Goin’ home.
Hulton (M. C.)
20410.
Fulwiler (Marie) :
Just a little love.
Mother divine. 24992.
Fun and folk songs. 12179.
Funcke (Eva) Capriccio fiir klari-
nette und harfe. 25992 (11).
Funk (E. T.) Your love is
7063.
Funk (R. P.) Pretend. 10947.
Funk (Ray) Darling. 21994.
Fuqua (M. G.):
Love, beautiful love. 5856.
Penthouse built for love. 17054.
Furgiuele (Josef) 7A vittoria e La
Guardia. 21699.
Furhmann (Wm.)
5139.
24347.
I welcome the night.
24697.
mine.
When you're lone-
some and blue. 6956.
Furman-Mulliner (I.) pseud. WSee
Lincoln. (H. J.)
Furn (Fay) pseud. See Furness
(Fanny)
Furness (Fanny) Ho-ray for the
N.R.A. 24456.
Furnish (Adalene) Dearie. 14086.
Furth (Seymour) aw. and Furth
Hazel) prop.:
Everything is rosy, Rosie. 15733
(119).
I could learn to love a soldier.
7076 (1380).
It’s easy, dead easy. 9332 (173).
Model little maid. T7076 (227).
My pals are my pipe and my
stein. 2815 (237).
1259
INDEX
Furth (Seymour) auw., and Furth
(Hazel). prop.—cContinued.
Nothing like that in our family.
7076 (245).
Sweetheart for every day. T7076
(340).
When you mention it, don’t men-
tion that I mentioned it to you.
21696 (414).
Furze (Jessie) :
Fairy sentinels. 20049.
Huntsmen. 20271.
Little pictures. 5827.
May day. 20730.
Piper. 21064.
Stately minuet. 25565.
Fusco (Giovanni) :
°"A femmena. 5.
Com’ é bella la vita. 392.
Donna grazia. 97383.
Sona, chitarra. 2199.
Fusco (R. E. E. L.) New deal.
14929.
Fusée (La) 18256, 192938.
Fuss (Gary):
Lonesome now. 5841.
Puzzles. 6861.
Fussell (R. C.) Band routine. 7182.
Futrell (Lee) Sorry. 19258 —
Gaal (Cis):
Dear Lulu. 16033.
Love’s lullaby. 20698.
Saratoga moon. 21175.
Sorry and blue. 17282.
Tell the truth and shame the
devil. 21851.
You're just a_ part-time girl.
19617.
Gabaroche (Gaston) :
A VHay. 7078.
Airs de Gabaroche. TO096.
Amour . 2). toujours; 117-446.
Avec ma copine. 7160.
Azor. 127, 4761, 19721.
C’est fou ce qu’on peut faire.
292.
C’est un petit camarade. 296.
Fantaisie cinématographique.
12130.
Introduction et danse. 12488.
Je n’suis pas de mon. temps.
1187.
Je veux. 5686.
Le dire, c’est bien. 1287.
Quand une femme. 1936.
Quand y a pas d’public. 1987.
Gable (R. F.) Can’t you see how I
need someone. 7306.
Gabriel (C. A.):
All hail the King. 23830.
My own Easter service. 8386.
Revival choruses. 23178.
Gabriel (C. H.):
After a little while. 13765 (2).
1260
pt. I, n. s., v. 28:
All true blue. 21696 (9).
All we like sheep. 21696 (10).
Am I aé soldier of the cross.
21696 (11).
America’s land. 21696 (12).
Around Bethlehem’s manger.
15783 (418)..
Banner of sixty-two. 21696 (24).
Be of good cheer. 21696 (27).
Be with us still. 21696 (28).
Because He ever liveth. 21696
(29).
Because He loved His own. 21696.
(30).
Better than gold or silver. 21696.
(36).
Blessed name. 21696 (38).
Blood of Jesus ransomed me.
2815 (35).
Call for reapers. 21696 (45).
Carry us in Thine arms. 21696
(46).
Christ is victor. 21696 (52).
Christ who died. 21696 (53).
Christian’s battle hymn. 21696
(55).
Columbia, we sing of thee. 21696
(58).
Come near to me. 21696 (60).
Come to Him today. 2815 (58).
Consecration. 21696 (62).
Daisy girls. 21696 (69).
Day of days. 18765 (38).
Day of jubilee. 21696 (73).
Deeds of love. 21696 (75).
Do you wonder why. 21696 (78).
Don’t forget to pray. 21696 (79).
Earth is singing. 21696 (80).
Easter story. 21696 (81).
Eternal love. 21696 (83).
Evening prayer. 21696 (84).
Everything for Jesus. 21696 (88).
Fair roses bloom. 21696 (89).
Father in heaven. 21696 (95).
Father, Thy way was right.
21696 (96).
Fathomless love. 21696 (97).
Fill the air with hosannas. 21696
(100).
Fill the world with singing.
21696 (101).
Fly the dear old banner. 21696
(106).
For love of Christ. 21696 (107).
Forever and forever. 21696 (108).
Forgiven. 21686 (109).
Forward to the _ prize. 21696
(110).
Give of your sunshine. 21696
(22).
Go tell them. 21696 (125).
God is our refuge and strength.
21696 (126).
God is speaking. 21696 (127).
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
God’s love. 21696 (128).
God’s majesty and power. 21696
(129).
God’s precious word. 21696 (130).
God’s will be done. 21696 (181).
Good Shepherd. 21696 (1384).
Great glad day. 21696 (185).
Hand in hand. 21696 (139).
Hast Thou work for me. 21696
(140).
He alone can save. 21696 (141).
He answel's prayer. 21696 (142).
He calleth the stars by their name.
21696 (148).
He is altogether lovely. 21696
(145).
He knows me by my name. 21696
(146).
He lifted me. 2815 (128), 15733
(140).
He lives. 21696 (147).
He loves me still. 21696 (149).
He never will forsake me. 21696
(150).
He never will turn me away.
21696 (151).
He saves me from sin. 21696
(152).
He went farther than the cross.
21696 (153).
Help has been laid upon one.
21696 (155).
His eye is on the sparrow. 138765
(82).
Homeless stranger. 13765 (84).
Hope thou in God. 21696 (158).
Hosanna, all hail our King. 21696
(159).
Hosanna to His name. 21696
(160).
Hosanna to our Savior King.
21696 (161).
How ean I but love Him. 21696
(162).
How sweet to come to Jesus.
21696 (163).
Hurrah for the flag. 21696 (167).
I am heir to a crown. 21696
(168).
I am longing. 21696 (169).
I can trust in the Savior. 21696
(171).
I cannot doubt. 21696 (172).
I come to Thee. 21696 (173).
I know He ecares. 21696 (175).
I know He will. 21696 (176).
I know not. 21696 (177).
I love Him more each day. 16394.
I shall know Him over yonder.
16452.
I shall not pass this way again.
21696 (184).
I will comfort you. 21696 (186).
1261
If we were more like Jesus.
21696 (189).
If you will. 21696 (190).
In the brightness of His love.
21696. (194).
In touch with Thee. 21696 (196).
Into Thy hand. 21696 (197).
Is Jesus satisfied with me. 21696
(199).
It is victory. 21696 (200).
Jesus blessed Jesus. 21696 (204).
Jesus is all you need. 21696
(205).
Jesus lives. 21696 (206).
Jesus lives again. 21696 (207).
Jesus, the sinner’s friend. 21696
(208).
Jesus will be yours. 21696 (209).
Just to know. 21696 (213).
Keep holding on. 8045.
Lamb of Calvary. 21696 (220).
Lay hold on the promise. 21696
(221);
Led by a loving Father’s hand.
21696 (222).
Led by His love. 21696 (223).
Let your eyes be on the field.
21696 (227).
Lilies. 21696 (231).
Little evangels. 21696 (234).
Little friends of Jesus. 21696
(235).
Little helpers. 21696 (236).
Little patriots. 21696 (237).
Little soldiers. 21696 (238).
Lord God omnipotent reigneth.
21696 (239).
Love’s sunshine. 21696 (244).
Marching along we go. 21696
(250).
Master, try me. 21696 (253).
More like the Master. 21696
(260).
More like Thee. 21696 (261).
My cup runneth over. 21696
(263).
My ever faithful Friend. 21696
(264).
My Father knows my need. 21696
(265).
My only hope and plea. 21696
(270).
My Saviour. 21696 (271).
Nearer to the heart of Jesus.
21696 (278).
Never turn back. 21696 (279).
No cross, no crown. 21696 (280).
No will but Thine. 21696 (288).
O blessed day. 21696 (288).
O cross of love. 21696 (289).
O let-Him in. 2815 (252).
O what a change. 21696 (291).
Oh how He loves. 21696 (294).
Old family Bible. 21696 (295).
INDEX
Gabriel (C. H.)—Continued.
Only in Thee. 2815 (265), 18765
(159).
Onward Christian soldiers. 21696
(299).
Our country’s flag. 21696 (801).
Our flag and country. 21696
(302).
Our gifts we bring. 21696 (303).
Our petition. 21696 (305).
Pardon—full and free. 138083.
Prayer. 21696 (315).
Prove Him today. 21696 (318).
Rainy day brigade. 21696 (320).
Resting on His promises. 21696
(324).
Resurrection. 21696 (325).
Roses are telling. 21696 (327).
Santa Claus and his helpers.
15733 (3806).
Santa Claus and others. 21696
(332).
Saved and kept. 2815 (296).
Since Jesus came. 21696 (348).
Sing for joy. 21696 (344).
Someone is looking to you. 21696.
(345).
Song of sunshine. 21696 (348).
Song of trust. 21696 (349).
Song praises. 21696 (350).
Still lead on. 21696 (357).
Story of infinite love. 21696
(359).
Summer all the time. 21696 (360).
Sunbeams bright. 21696 (362).
Sunlight of jhis —presence. 21696
(368).
‘Than many sparrows. 21696
(369).
‘That sweet name. 21696 (372).
There’s a song within my heart.
21696 (3876).
Thou art found wanting. 21696
(378).
‘Thou art mine forever more. 21696
(379).
’"Tis sweet to know. 21696 (382).
To a higher plane of life. 23481.
To Jesus you.may go and be saved.
21696 (383).
‘Tramp of the host. 21696 (384).
‘True to my Savior. 21696 (386).
Try to make somebody happy.
21696 (387).
Unnumbered blessings. 21696
(390).
Victory. 21696 (391).
Waiting tosave. 21696 (398).
Walking with Jesus. 21696 (394).
Wandering home. 21696 (395).
“Way of the cross leads home.
21696 (396).
‘We must save our Jand. 21696
1262
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Welcome, beautiful summer.
21696 (401).
What a change. 21696 (404).
What a Saviour. 2815 (356),
13765 (2438).
What does it matter. 21696 (407).
What wilt Thou have me to do.
21696 (409).
When He cometh. 21696 (410).
When Jesus died. 21696 (411).
When the Comforter came. 13765
(246). ;
When Thou hast shut the door.
21696 (413).
Where is the King. 21696 (415).
Will the Lord count you. 21696
(417).
Will there be a home for me.
21696 (418).
Will you meet me there. 21696
(419).
With banner and song. 21696
(420).
Wonderful Redeemer. 2815 (373).
World’s need. 21696 (423).
Young crusaders. 21696 (425).
Gabriel (C. H.) jr.:
After a little while. 13765 (2).
All true blue. 21696 (9).
All we like sheep. 21696 (10).
Am I a soldier of the cross. 21696
(11).
America’s land. 21696 (12).
Banner of sixty-two. 21696 (24).
Be of good cheer. 21696 (27).
Be with us still. 21696 (28).
Because He ever liveth. 21696
(29). -
Because He loved His own. 21696
(30).
Better than gold or silver. 21696
(36).
Blessed name. 21696 (38).
Blood of Jesus ransomed me.
2815 (35):
Call for reapers. 21696 (45).
Carry us in Thine arms. - 21696
(46).
Child of the King of Kings. 21696
(49).
Christ is victor. 21696 (52).
Christ who died. 21696 (53).
Christian’s battle hymn. 21696
(55).
Columbia, we sing of thee. 21696
(58).
Come near to me. 21696 (60).
Come to Him today. 2815 (58).
Consecration. 21696 (62).
Daisy girls. 21696 (69).
Day of jubilee. 21696 (73).
Deeds of love. 21696 (75).
Do you wonder why. 21696 (78).
Don’t forget to pray. 21696 (79).
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Harth is singing. 21696 (80).
Easter story. 21696 (81).
Eternal love. 21696 (83).
Evening prayer, 21696 (84).
Everything for Jesus. 21696 (88).
Fair roses bloom. 21696 (89).
Father in heaven. 21696 (95).
Father, Thy way was right. 21696
(96).
Fathomless love. 21696 (97).
Fill the air with hosannas. 21696
(100).
Fill the world with singing. 21696
(101).
Fly the dear old banner. 21696
(106).
For love of Christ.
Forever and forever.
21696 (107).
21696 (108).
Forgiven. 21696 (109).
Forward to the prize. 21696
(110).
Give of your sunshine. 21696
(122).
Go tell them. 21696 (125).
God is our refuge and strength.
21696 (126).
God is speaking. 21696 (127).
God’s love. 21696 (128).
God’s majesty and power.
(129).
God’s precious word. 21696 (130).
God’s will be done. 21696 (131).
Good Shepherd. 21696 (1384).
Great glad day. 21696 (135).
Hand in hand. 21696 (139).
Hast Thou work for me.
(140).
He alone can save. 21696 (141).
He answers prayer. 21696 (142).
He ecalleth the stars by their name.
21696 (148).
21696
21696
He is altogether lovely. 21696
(145).
He knows me by my name. 21696
(146).
He lifted me. 2815 (128), 15733
(140).
He lives. 21696 (147).
He loves me still. 21696 (149).
He never wil forsake me. 21696
(150).
He never will
21696 (151).
He saves me from sin.
(152).
He went farther than the eross.
21696 (153).
Help has been
21696 (155).
Homeless stranger.
Hope thou in God.
turn me away.
21696
laid upon one.
13765. (84).
21696 (158).
Hosanna, all hail our King. 21696
(159).
38188—34——_13 1263
Hosanna to His name. 21696
(160).
Hosanna to our Savior King.
21696 (161).
How can I but love Him. 21696
(162).
How sweet to come to Jesus
21696 (163).
Hurrah for the flag. 21696 (167).
Tam heir toacrown. 21696 (168).
I am longing. 21696 (169).
I can trust in the Savior.
(171).
I cannot doubt.
I come to Thee.
I know He cares. 21696 (175).
I know He will. 21696 (176).
I know not. 21696 (177).
I shall not pass this way again.
21696 (184).
I will comfort you.
If we were more
21696 (189).
If you will. 21696 (190).
In the brightness of His love.
21696 (194).
In touch with Thee. 21696 (196).
Into Thy hand. 21696 (197).
Is Jesus satisfied with me. 21696
(199).
It is victory. 21696 (200).
Jesus blessed Jesus. 21696 (204).
Jesus is all you need. 21696
(205).
Jesus lives. 21696 (206).
Jesus lives again. 21696 (207).
Jesus, the sinner’s friend. 21696
(208).
Jesus will be yours. 21696 (209).
Just to know. 21696 (218).
Lamb of Calvary. 21696 (220).
Lay hold on the promise. 21696
(CPA) 6
Led by a loving Father’s hand.
ZNGIGH(222).
Led by His tove. 21696 (223).
Let your eyes be on the field.
21696 (227).
Lilies. 21696 (231).
Little evangels. 21696 (234).
Little friends of Jesus. 21696
(235).
Little helpers.
Little patriots.
Little soldiers. 21696 (238).
Lord God omnipotent reigneth.
21696 (2389).
Lord, I come. 21696 (240).
Love’s sunshine. 21696 (244).
Marching along we go. 21696
(250). .
Master, try me.
21696
PAM OSI Te (AUT ba
21696 (173).
21696 (186).
like Jesus.
21696 (286).
21696 (237).
21696 (253).
INDEX
Gabriel (C. H.) jr.—Continued.
More like the Master. 21696
(260).
More like Thee. 21696 (261).
My cup runneth over. 21696
(263).
My ever faithful Friend. 21696
(264).
My Father knows my need. 21696
(265).
My only hope and plea. 21696
(270).
My Saviour. 21696 (271).
My soul’s desire. 21696 (272).
Nearer every day. 21696 (277).
Nearer to the heart of Jesus.
21696 (278).
Never turn back. 21696 (279).
No cross, no crown. 21696 (280).
No will but Thine. 21696 (283).
O blessed day. 21696 (288).
O cross of love. 21696 (289).
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O what a change. 21696 (291).
Oh how He loves. 21696 (294).
Old family Bible. 21696 (295).
Only in Thee. 2815 (265), 18765
(159).
Onward Christian soldiers.
(299).
Our country’s flag. 21696 (301).
Our flag and country. 21696
(302).
Our gifts we bring. 21696 (303).
Our petition. 21696 (305).
Prayer. 21696 (315).
Promised land. 21696 (317).
Prove Him today. 21696 (318).
Rainy day brigade. 21696 (320).
21696
Ready to follow the Master.
21696 (321).
Resting on His promises. 21696
(324).
Resurrection. 21696 (325).
Roses are telling. 21696 (327).
Santa Claus and others. 21696
(aaa).
Saved and kept. 2815 (296).
Since Jesus came. 21696 (343).
Sing for joy. 21695 (344).
Somecne is looking to you.
(345).
Song of sunshine. 21696 (348).
Song of trust. 21696 (349).
Song praises. 21696 (350).
Still lead on. 21696 (357).
21696
Story of infinite love. 21696
(359).
Summer all the _ time. 21696
(360).
Sunbeams bright. 21696 (362).
Sunlight of His presence. 21696
(363 ).
1264
Gabriel
Gibrielson
miss
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Than many 21696
(369).
That sweet name. 21696 (372).
There’s a song within my heart.
21696. (376).
Thou art found wanting. 21696
(378).
Thou art mine forever
21696 (379).
’Tis sweet to know.
To Jesus you may
saved. 21696 (3838).
Tramp of the host. 21696 (384).
True to my Savior. 21696 (386).
sparrews.
more.
21696 (382).
go and be
Try to make somebody happy.
21696 (387).
Unnumbered _ blessings. 21696
(390).
Victory. 21696 (391).
Waiting to save. 21696 (393).
Walking with Jesus. 21696
(394).
Wandering home. 21696 (395).
Way of the cross leads home.
21696 (396).
We must save our land. 21696
(397).
Welcome, beautiful summer.
21696 (401).
What a change. 21696 (404).
What a. Saviour. 2815 (356),
13765. (243).
What does it matter. 21696 (407).
What wilt Thou have me to do.
21696 (409).
When He cometh. 21696 (410).
When Jesus died. 21696 (411).
When the Comforter came. 13765
(246).
When Thou hast shut the door.
21696 (413).
Where is the King. 21696 (415).
Will the Lord count you. 21696
(417).
Will there be a home for me.
21696 (418).
Will you meet me there. 21696
(419).
With banner and song. 21696
(420).
Wonderful Redeemer. 2815 (373).
World’s need. 21696 (423).
Young crusaders. 21696 (425).
(Wilhelm) :
Merkste was. 10563.
Mir fehit zum_ gitick
midel wie du. 1527.
Siisser..,....slisser. 2261, 2262.
Viertelstunde = spanisch. 2523,
2524.
nur ein
(William )
you sweetheart.
Oh! how I
10787.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19383
Gade (H. R.):
My dream of love. 25081.
Some-body new. 19227.
Gagliano (Baltazar) Prelude. 7612.
Gagliano (Nicola) Cuore infranto.
21975.
Gagliardi (Osvaldo) Nella penombra.
16925.
My dear Aime. 3863.
Gagnon (R. W.) Working on a jig-
saw puzzle with you. 9259.
Gahagan (T. J.) Ave Regina. 7158.
Gaianus. pseud. See Paglia (Cesare)
Gailhard (Francois) : :
Gars de la piste. 14257, 14258.
Viens aimer. 15541. 7
Gaillard (M. F.):
Badineries. 13855.
Cadenza. 9912.
Images d’Hpinal.
Gainer (Mrs. Cyrus)
(M. G.)
Gainer (M. G.)
18109.
Gaines (S. R.):
Cambria. 19818.
Cornish fiddler’s song. 15999.
County Clare song. 19890.
Invocation: Alleluia: Amen. 5649.
Sweetheart. 4289.
Gainey (C. J.):
Here comes babe. 18315.
If I find the girl of my dreams.
16485.
We want likker. 19492, 19493.
You and I will make this world a
paradise. 17695.
Gaités de l’escadron. 18210.
Gaito (Samuel) Memories of mother.
8270.
Gal (Hans):
Formenlehre der musik. 24285.
Gagnon (A. A.)
a0e4.
See Gainer
Dream lover of mine.
Serenade. 23264.
Gala (Norma) Introduce me to that
honey. 3561.
Galaxy music corp.:
Ah, love, but a day. 11688.
And this shall make us free.
11720.
Carrying on with you. 4894, 7315,
9572.
Child’s song. 11930.
Down by the sally gardens.
End of the song. 18144.
Exultate Deo. 21036.
Fresh spring. 12173.
Gypsy man. 9987.
Into the woods my Master went.
5647.
5066.
King Charles. 12565.
Legend of the (first cam-u-el.
12604.
Lilacs. 12637.
Love song of Har Dyal. 12685.
Now the waves are dying. 6161.
Out of the rolling ocean. 400%,
4009.
Secrecy. 8721.
Seminarian, 4164.
Serenade at the villa. 13265.
Short setting of the communion
service. 4183.
Sleep of summer.
Smuggier’s song.
Song of the huntsmen.
Summer dawn. 13385.
This ol hammer, killed
Henry. 21399.
Unconquered. 138513.
Voices of the wise. 21482.
Wanderchild. 13576.
We two together. 13599.
Weep you no more. 25799.
Galaz (Enrique) :
Lejos. 24760.
Sevilla. 25434.
Galban (EK. M. de):
Lullaby. 24876.
When the orange blossom time
13308.
13315, 13316.
13344.
John
comes back again. 25850.
Galbraith (D. G.):
Disappointed in you. 3128
10586.
I will lift up mine
Money isn’t worrying us.
Galbraith (J. L.)
eyes to the hills. 16475.
Galdamez Z. (Julius) In body and
soul I’m thine, thine alone. 12454.
Gale (C. R.) Te Deum laudamus.
6697.
Galindo (G. T. F.) My symphony to
you. 10705.
Galla-Rini (—) Merry widow. 24941.
Galla-Rini (Antonio) Galla-Rini con-
cert album for piano accordion.
5226, 9913.
Galla-Rini concert album for piano
accordion. 5226, 9913.
Gallagher (F. X.):
I’m in search of an old fashioned
sweetheart. 22408.
My darling Nora. 22877.
My Hudson valley Rose. 22895.
Now I wonder whose girl I shall
be. 22972.
Gallagher (J. J.) On the Jersey coast
tonight. 8503.
Gallagher (Joseph) My husband
didn’t like the ice-man. 12888.
Gallatly (J. M.):
Cavendish fourteenth concert par-
ty album of concerted numbers.
4903.
Oh, my word. 6193.
Seot in exile. 13258.
That wouldn’t be a bad
6724.
Gallego (R. E.)
idea.
Esas son. 591.
1265
INDEX
Gallentine (H. E.) That lost love of
mine. 8s962.
Galleon (G. D.)
never happy. 13693, 18694.
Galles (José) Amparo vals.
Gallico (Paolo):
Mendelssohn. 25992
Mozart. 21696 (262).
Gallini (L.) Sorella. 7076
$332 (337).
Gallino (Cesare)
3025.
Gallo (Baldassare) :
Inno Rocsevelt. 7965.
V.ctory demoncrated. 9098.
Galloway (C. H.) March on, march
on for Jersey. 1470.
Galloway (T. B.)-:
Alone. 4656 (14).
Desire. 4656 (132).
Four leaved clover. 4656 (197).
Friendship songs. 4656 (198).
Heaven. 4656 (246).
Hushaby baby. 4656 (265).
O heart of mine. 4656 (457).
Twenty-third Psalm. 4656 (652).
Gallup (KE. S. H.):
Spring song. 23795 (90).
Twilight dreams. 23795 (102).
Galvan (Antonio) :
Our President.
Without you, I’m
4714.
(42).
(327),
Chiacchiere. 350,
4002.
Prayer for our President. 10935.
Gamache (Hdgar) Sleepin’ in the
bathtub. 17244.
Gambardella (Salvatore) :
’Albergo ’e lVallegria. 41.
Furturella. 722.
Gamble (G. E.) Berceuse. 201.
Gamble (H. L.) When I asked her
if she would be mine. 19514.
Gamble (John) Some one else.
13323.
Gamble hinged music co.:
Angelus. 9380.
Bendemeer’s stream. 23949.
Come, spirits, tis His day. 23902.
BHarth’s awakening. 24209.
Easter morn. 7522.
Gamble’s program series for
strings. 723.
Hush! for amid our tears. T7784.
Irish girl. 24660.
Nine yvoeco songs. 16253.
O Jesus, Lord of heavenly grace.
8457.
Rejoice ye pure in heart. 4096.
Tap dancer. 25628.
Wedding in Venice. 23602.
Gamble’s program series for strings.
723.
Gamez (Celia) Faded love’s dream.
12122.
Ganaway (L.
G.) Storm-proof love.
pt. ITI, n. S., v. 28
Ganche (Edouard) Oxford original
edition of Frédéric Chopin. 372.
Gandino (Adolfo) Canzone del para-
diso. 4883.
Gandy (Clarice) Don’t forget. 24164.
Ganeval (Nmilienne Machabey-) See
Machabey-Ganeval (Emilienne)
Ganne (Louis):
Apothéose.
Terpsichore.
Gannon (Michael)
ing blues. 10901.
Gano (Edith) Little home for two.
9387.
11289.
Playing the wash-
10436.
Ganovenehre. 6823, 6824.
Gansberg (Bernard) Why did you
leave me. 11561.
Ganschow (T. F.):
O joyful morn. 25761.
Sleep holy Babe. 25472.
Gantimuroff (Valentin) Blue eagle
merch. 21824.
Gantose (Phillip)
me. 14237.
Gantt (Ira) Geraldine. 731.
Gantt (Lila) Just another kiss. 22609.
Ganz (Rudolph):
And so we marched. 4715.
O beautiful month of May. 6174.
Ganz (Wm.) Baby hands. 15815.
Ganz verflixter kerl. 4662.
Garabedian (Chas.) Sing us a song
of the good old days. 8772.
Garabota (Myrtle) You brought the
sunshine to me, 2754.
Garban (Lucien) Don Juan. 14841.
Garbarino (Giovanni, or John):
Dear return again. 7437.
For you but not
Signorita, my love is true. 11111.
Garber (A. A.) Charmed. 4912.
Garcia (Albert) Master songs of all
time. 1487.
Garcia (F. C.) Depression. 5024.
Garcia Caturla (Alejandro) Primera
suite cubana. 17097.
Garcia-Mansilla (Eduardo) Réverie
funébre. 23795 (72).
Garcon de chez Prunier. 9342, 9375,
10028, 10511, 138952, 18693.
Garde (Harriet) pseud. See Demarest
(H. M.)
Garde lane. 14256.
Gardel (Carlos) :
Destin. 14101.
Destino. 7448.
Ktudiante. 14187.
O ma créole divine.
Garden guest. 9915*.
Gardener (Joseph)
thaw. 25851.
Gardiner (H. B.):
Humoresque. 21696 (166).
Prelude. 21696 (113).
14959.
When the rivers
1266
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Gardner (B. B.) See Gardner (EF. B.)
Gardner (C. C.):
Alimony blues. 9857.
Anywhere, just anywhere. 7136.
When I waltz with the girl of my
dreams. 9182.
Gardner (C. H.) Academic method for
orchestra and band instruments.
23796-23811.
Gardner (F. B.):
Although I made a hit.
Chance with me. 24038.
Gardner (J. R.):
Let’s go back to yesterday.
Rose of my heart. 6428.
Gardner (King) Lonesome. 20661.
Gardner (Mabel) I am confessing.
S17.
Gardner (Nat):
Don’t say that we’re theouens 521.
Please come back to me. 19016.
Gardner (R. M.) Bashful. 19740.
Gardner (Robert A.) Keep a light in
your window tonight. 8044, 12560.
Gardner (Ruby A.)
Daddy’s baby.
COLT
1305.
9668.
Love me always. 14700.
Gardner (W. F.) Let’s get going.
8100, 18608.
Gargantua. 9919, 9920.
Gargiulo (M.) Oh Salonicco. 13011.
Garland (Ruth):
37 etudes. 2438211.
38 etudes. 24322.
Garland (W. J.):
By moonlight. 7284.
Now you're in the movies. 10767.
Garman (W. M.) I’ve got to find a
new man. 22455.
Garnet (George) Sunday —§ school
stories. 238389.
Garnet (W. P.) In a little canoe on
the silvery lake of love with you.
+ 22502.
Garnett (T. W.):
At the world’s fair in Chicago. 7149.
I want a wonderful mother like
you. T7891.
Over the troubled waves
Roosevelt. 8535.
Garnsey (M. V.) I love you only,
you and your song. 10116.
Garreau (Claude) Lingering on your
doorstep. 3688.
Garret (Louis) Charles—Quint. 3014.
Garrett (Betty) Lulu my Lou. 22756.
Garrett (Hlizabeth) Business and
_ professional women pre we. 11866.
Garvett (Grover) My idleness brings
back mem’ries of you. | 25047.
Garrison (Benjamin) :
I gave up my pursuit of happiness.
24502.
Mexico.
with
12783.
Garrison (F. A.) Yesterday’s pleas-
ures. 2743, 25941.
Garro (J. A.) Katie O’Brady. 14615.
Gatrou (J. L.) Venite, e celebriamo.
25748.
Garroway
14708.
Garten (Paula):
Glad to meet your mother. 3289.
Tick tock goes my little clock.
4364.
Gartin (A. S.):
Old mill pond.
Pickaninny blues.
Gartlan (G. H.):
My first song book. 3867.
New universal school music seriey
10734, 18900.
Gartrell (A. W.) You are the dawn of
a perfect day. 15690.
Garvin (Lucile) :
Memorizing you. 24928.
Sandman and his army. 191386.
Garvin (Minna) Spirit of democracy.
18362. ;
Gasaway (Claude) My pretty Killar-
ney colleen. 16877.
Gascard (F.):
Central park. 13983.
Mode est a la java. 15387.
Reine du bocage. 23165.
Gascon (J. R.) You’ve got me hypno-
tized baby. 19631.
Gascon (O. M.) You’ve got me hyp-
notized baby. 19631.
Gaskill (Clarence) :
Another perfect day has passed
away. 21748.
Good fellow songs. 12225,
T’ll meetcha on the beach Sunday
(Will) Lover’s prayer.
23009.
23088.
afternoon. 12358.
I’m gonna build a home in heaven.
24546.
Laughin’ Louie. 5760.
Shepherd of the air. 13282.
Gaskill (G. F.) Waiking with Jesus
alone. 17513.
Gasper (EH.) Memories of Hawaii.
18728.
Solitude. 11162.
Gaston (Adella) Betty Lou. 21811.
Gaston (Joe) Who cares about to-
morrow. 11549.
Gaston (William) :
Gee, but this is a lonesome town.
LOZ ioe)
I’m taking no chances with Con-
Gast (Norman )
rad LORT
Gate'y (Herbert) :
Dreaming of you _ sweetheart.
549.
Ill never be blue. 5488, 16388.
Somebody else, not you. 19231.
Sweetheart my own. 19819.
1267
INDEX
Gately (Herbert )—Continued.
When strangers meet. 4517.
When there ain’t no moonlight.
19533.
Gates (B. C.)
odies, no. 1.
Gates (F. L.):
Goodbye. 20146.
That’s the time for lovin’
23448.
Gates (G. M.)
sweetheart.
Old street-corner mel-
14979.
gal.
Ill get an imaginary
24518.
Gathgens (C. A.) Baby baby. 19722.
Gattari (Alfredo) Four American
dances. 20105.
Gatter (J.):
Bititenbaum. 9511.
Es wollt’ ein Magdlein tanzen
geh’n. 9816.
Gaudeamus igitur. 9922.
Wanderlied der jugend. 11456.
Gattieri (Maria):
Amore incerta. 7128.
Canzone del cane. 314.
Colomba colorita. 391.
Gatta. T7615.
Gatty (Nicholas) Tempest. 25640*.
Gatwood (E. J.)
Gaubatz (B. E.)
7963.
Gaubert (Philippe) :
Ce sera la maison blanche. 11897.
Celui qui partira loin de la ville.
11899.
Cing préludes. 726.
Comme j’allais couvert de la pous-
siére du voyage. 11964.
Dans le calme la barque se bal-
ance. 12006.
Jardin bourdonnait
dessors. 125138.
Maintenal:t que la neige a blanchi
la maison. 12716:
Parmi la brume et la tristesse du
Bon voyage. 2388*.
Indiana dreams.
de soleil et
matin. 13086.
Verdure dorée. 13544.
Gaudet (EH.):
Ktudes. 5142.
Joyeuses comméres de Windsor.
8016.
. de
Nouvelle g.°° méthode de cornet
& pistons. 6157.
Nouvelle méthode compléte de
flite. 3938.
On n’paie pas les Américains.
8495.
Premier so!o de concert. 4061.
Gaudet (E.) Editions:
Amourettes. 23848.
Beau Danube bleu. 23921.
Gaudiosi (Mario) Last night. 20578.
Gaul (H. B.):
Ancient German lHaster carol.
2853.
ptm; ni Si hve28
Christ has gone on high today.
4925.
Dream rhapsody. 7494.
I couldn’ hear nobody pray.
3418.
Now is Christ risen from the dead.
4656 (455).
Now the day is over. 17752 (101).
Rock-a-by, luil-a-by. 25992 (58).
Stars of the summer night.
11670 (357).
Gault (G. C.) ‘Two songs without
words. 1512.
Gault (M. B.)
Emma Gay.
Gaunt (Percy)
Gauthier (Carl)
the word. 1095.
Gautier (Léon) au., and Gautier (Lé-
John Henry Wray and —
24684.
Bowery. 21836.
If you'll only say
on) prop. Champ de roses. 15733
(47).
Gauwin (Ad.) :
Aimer sans savoir qui. 9350.
Au gré du désir. 9420.
Avec un sourire. 9431.
C’est nous qui somm’s les hou-
zards. 9542.
Chanson de Katinka. 9585.
En écoutant les ptits oiseaux.
9801.
Je suis pour la maniér’ forte.
10292.
Kitchikich. 10351.
Peut-on croire au bonheur. 10887.
8938.
("est la fille du moulin.
Tango flip.
Gavel (EKug.)
11869.
Gaviani (Frank) Favorite old time
songs. 24258.
Gaw (G. D.) Greetings. 782.
Gawthrop (W. R.) Oh holy night.
25147.
Gay (Byron):
Jumpin’ up
12530, 125381.
Sittin’ on a log and a pettin’ my
and down. 8019,
dog. 6527.
Sittin’ on a log, pettin’ my dog.
21225.
Gay (H. R.} Dream girl of mine.
14139.
Gay (J. W.) Memories fade away.
16771.
Gay (Noel):
I don’t want to go to bed. 3423.
I took my harp toa party. 24575.
I’ve found the right girl. 16460.
Just one more before we say good-
night. 38614.
Letting in the sunshine.
Meet the navy. 24918.
Moment I saw you. 5980.
No funny business. 25114.
Oh! how wonderful. 13005.
10410.
1268
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
One little kiss from you. 3984.
Song you gave to me. 17278.
Sunrise to sunset. 19300.
There’s something about a soldier.
6734.
When love comes a-knocking at
your door. 15609.
Gay (R. E. B.):
I forgot to tell you before I went
away—I love you. 16366.
Since I’ve gone back to work.
19190.
Gay divorce. 904,
Gay hussar. 19914,
21632, 22174, 22564.
Gay lieutenant. 19648 (40).
Gayle (Harriet) pseud.
(H. E.)
Gaynor (C. B.)
18233.
Gaynor (J. L.):
Ho! St. Nick. 7076 (128).
I love the old doll best.
(150).
Japanese maiden. 11670 (176).
Luilaby boat. 11670 (216).
Mistress Mary. 11670 (236).
One-a-penny. T7076 (254).
Slumber boat. 15265, 17247, 19216.
Sweet as the rose. 15364.
Tin soldiers. 7076 (350).
To Astra. 11670 (379).
Gaze (HB. G.I.) All at sea. 23827*.
Gazzetta dello sport., s.a. Chi sara la
maglia rosa. 14009, 14010.
2773, 24324.
20106, 20426,
Go naked, its grand.
11670
Gazzola (P. P.):
Biondina. 19757.
Hsperanza. 20030.
Don’tcha see. 19968.
Pages from Homer.
Gdowski (E. J.)
Geanacos (J. C.)
23062.
Gearing (Walter) Memories. 1505.
Geary (Alice):
Don’t say no to Cupid. 12051.
Since love has been my inspira-
tion. 19191.
You’re the rose in my garden of
dreams. 13742.
Gebauer (Wilhelm) :
Atlantis. 9417.
Du bist die frau ftir mich. 9783.
In einer frtihlingsnacht will ich
dir sagen. 10209.
Liebesserenade. 10418.
Merkste was. 10563.
Was die Donau erzahlit. 11460.
Gebelein (Conrad) Play quick
method for Hawaiian guitar. 25262.
Gebhard (Hans) Fantasie. 5230.
Gebhard (Heinrich) :
Autumn skies. 4755.
Divertissement. 5043. —
Dream waltz. 9763.
Jolly bagpipe dance. 1202.
See Cull
Gebhardt (Rio) Rendez-vous’ der
puppen. 8657.
Geck (Lena) My prairie home and
you. 10696.
Gecoma (Nick) Gecoma. 243826.
Gédalge (A.) aw., and Gédalge (B. C.,
he Me, Mi AC. EA. dE, and “aM.
A.) props. Marie-Magdeleine. 7076
(2151).
Gedge (P. H.): *
N. R. A. march.
Yearning. 15683.
Gee (L. 8S.) Mareh
mice, 20718.
Geehl (Henry):
Adieu. 4668.
Auld songs 0’ hame. 2881.
Forget-me-not. 16185, 16186.
Good companions. 7660.
Invitation to the waltz.
Ma 1li’l black coon. 1486.
Minuet. 11789.
O sing to me an Trish song.
12992.
Peter’s pieces. 4034.
Sailing. 13226, 17164-17166.
Serenade. 6487, 11041.
Slumber song. 25415.
Tommy out East. 2420.
Trumpet voluntary. 25712.
Valse etude. 13535.
Venetian gondola song. 24936.
What of thy flocks, O Shepherd.
25816.
Geer (E. H.):
Catalonian
21883.
In dulei jubilo. 22512.
Lass dich nur nichts nicht dau-
ren. 4855.
O all ve people, give ear.
18870.
of the Mickey
24657.
Christmas song.
22980.
O Jesu sweet. 6177.
Presents for the child Jesus.
7 AT
Geer (Ramona):
Blue Ridge mountain moon.
21830.
Joy to the world. 3595.
Geering (Pauline) Franklin D. ap-
peals to me. 20091.
Geese (Joseph) Confidential moon.
21950.
I want to live in
7898.
Gehrke (Kdna)
heav’n with you.
Gehrken (Jack) :
We'll do it right now. 23585.
Why don’t you come up sometime.
25894.
Woe is me. 25920.
Gehrkens (K. W.):
My first song book. 3867.
New universal school music se-
ries. 10734, 18900.
69
INDEX
Gehrmans (Carl) musikf6rlag, a. b.:
Eftersk6rd. 24217.
Im Norden. 16497.
Kan du fresta mig. 24717, 24718.
Pa fjalletisol. 17042, 17043.
Serenad. 17196.
Var kyss du ger. .
(Lydia) Just
25745, 25746.
Geib wondering.
24718.
Geibel (Adam):
Abide with me. 19648 (3).
Abiding King. 10*.
Alleluia. 4656 (13).
Anchor that ever will hold.
(16).
Be loyal. 93832 (25).
Come ye thankful people, come.
21696 (61).
Cuckoo. 21696 (66).
Down in the depths. 11670 (79).
Dream of peace. 4656 (144, 145).
For love’s sweet sake. 4656 (190).
Forward for Christ our King.
4656 (196).
Gloria in excelsis. 7634.
Hymns of the kingdom.
(148).
Joys of spring. 4656 (332).
Junetide voices. 9332 (190).
Lead me to the rock. 4656 (345).
Lift up His banner. 4656 (351).
Light of hcpe. 4656 (355).
Lord setteth His standard. 19648
(83).
O paradise. 19648 (108).
Peace upon earth. 21696 (310).
Rally for the right. 93832 (294).
Santa Claus in Japan. 19648
(126). . t
Sheltered in the Lord. 4656 (569).
Song of the new crusade. 4656
(595).
Song triumphant. 21272.
Songs of the kingdom. 4656 (600).
Turn not away. 4656 (650).
Why seek ye the living among the
dead. 4656 (691).
Geiersbach (R. O.):
My little mountain rose. 6078.
My old home in southern Tennes-
see. 25070.
Geiger (F. W.):
Century of progress.
Radio city. 1949.
Geiger (Leo) Premiere.
Geiringer (Karl):
Amors pfeil. 5348.
Divertimento. 3350.
Sechs friihe lieder.
8 polonaises. 11069.
Geisler (Willy) :
Caramba. 583.
Einmal noch mocht’ ich dich ktis-
sen. 583.
4656
933?
332.
6342*.
25414.
.Gelbart (Mich!)
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Pudel. 1926.
Wir tanzen walzer.
Geistert (R.):
Under the American Eagle.
Valse Eleonore. 15532.
Geisz (Franz):
Polish Gypsy. 25274.
Waltzing dames. 23567.
We have it again. 9140.
When alone. 23631.
You are my fairy.
Geitner (Otto):
Harem ball. 5382.
Kiiss’ ich auch manchmal gerne
andere frauen. 1267.
Concert. 3056.
Geldmacher (Eddie) Bring back my
man. 15893.
Gelesnik (Eugene) My Gypsy melody.
1606.
Geller (E. I.)
fair. 16415.
Gelpe (Alexander)
18769.
Gem dance folio for 1934. 20111.
Gemmer (Virginia) Life—love. 18621.
Gems of gladness. 16215.
Gene. pseud. See Carroll (Gene)
Gene (Theodor) Do your part. 22040
Genova (J. D.) Roosevelt, you’re our
guiding star. 8683.
Genovese (V. T.) My mother’s song.
25064.
Gensler (J. 8S.) Our President. 15008.
Gentile (Giovanni) :
Napule Na’. 22934.
Sola. 23311.
Gentile (May)
comes creeping.
Gentili (Alberto)
lino. 404.
Genung (Ray):
Dixie dew. 5047.
Mammys lullabye. 1457.
People in my home town. 1859.
Genzmer (Felix) :
Astarvisur tir Eddu. 19707.
Prjtierindi ir Havamalum. 20584.
Geon (Marcella) :
Black cat. 19760.
Please remember. 21071.
Georg (André) Six chansons de mer.
22179.
George (Bernie) But poverty is now
at.an end. 95382.
George (C. E.):
Street lights. 11224.
War pal o’ mine. 9128.
Your [sic] mine, all mine, tonight.
21682.
George (Charles)
13208.
George (E. A.):
Chicago rag. 4917.
15664.
15516.
25949.
I’m having a love af-
Moon dreams.
When evening time
23634.
Concerto per vio-
Rosalie runs riot.
1270
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Little sweetheart of mine. 5830.
Waltz of memories. 17515.
George (E. E.) Incline Thine ear.
14540.
George (L. C.)
George (M. F.)
Sunset. 2269.
Our old home town.
4000.
George (Michael) Ill keep you in my
heart. 20382.
George (Nave) There is love in your
voice. 23456.
George White’s varieties. 910, 2369.
Georgeoff (Evan) music pub. co. After
the dance. 9344.
Georgia state college for women.
Alumnae assn. Alma mater. 11708.
Georgiana (Frank) Georgiana waltz.
5236.
Georgiana (George) Georgiana waltz.
5236.
Georgs (Nils) musikforlag:
Alt, hvad der er dejligt, minder
mig om dig. 23889.
Drémmer vi to i denne stund.
24201.
Som’rens melodi den har poesi.
25514.
Georgs (Nils) musikforlags, a. b.:
Bagdad. ‘177.
Blott en vagabond. 7224.
Det ir jag, som gir vigen uppfor
stegen. 14103.
Eko vill du svara mej. 7526.
Finns det ingen liten genvag in
till ditt hjarta. 7569.
Forlat mej. 7584.
Har du ingen liten plats for mej.
7700.
I Alskande hjirtan Hr det var.
T787.
Jag kommer i kv&éll under bal-
kongen. 7997.
Kiirleksexpressen. 14613.
Liippar som le sé réda. 14631.
Lyckan finns pa manga stillen.
14720.
Nagonting att ita, nagonting att
dricka. 14916.
Nir svalorna komma och bygga
sitt bo. 14918.
Om alla vackra droOmmar vyore
sanna. 8492.
Spinnande roman. 15311.
Stulen vals. 8889.
Tummetott. 9051.
Geppert (K. F.):
Remember tonight is tonight.
PALIT
Take off the heavy things you
wear. 8933.
Geraghty (Bob)
Geraghty (R. E.)
you gotta go.
See Geraghty (R. E.)
When you gotta go,
4524.
Gerald (W. H.) Press on,
prosperity. 15087.
Gerard (R. H.) When the robins bid
the fading rose good-bye. 11670
(425).
also pseud.
Gerardo (D. C.)
6354, 13151.
Gerber (Samuel) :
Ach!.it must be luff. 15737.
All I care to have is your love.
49.
Isn’t life grand.
toward
See Husch (R. G.)
Prosperity march.
16529.
Love is the king of us all. 16707.
Oh love. 16974.
Playing the game of love. 17070.
Gerbig (F. L.):
Dear old pal. 19929.
Down where the Budweiser flows.
TAS85.
Just a little cabin in the hills.
5709.
Just memories. 5723.
Sorella mia. 25540.
Gerecke (A. R.) I wanna know just
how to make love, 18445.
Geren (J. R.). , Spring’s, in, the. air,
4248,
Gerfen (W. W.) Vm going home to
mother. 997.
Gerhard (Robert) Sis cancons popu--
lars de Catalunya. 3273.
Gerhardt (Carl) Ei wohl eine schodne
zeit. 5113.
Gerhardt (Paul) Lord Jesus,
dost love me. 18651.
Gericke (H. W. M.) When I dream
of you! down in cherry lane. 21547.
Who
Gerlier (F.) Etudes. 5142.
German (Edward) :
Beauteous morn. 169
Come to the woods. 938382 (69).
Conqueror. 9832 (70).
Glorious Devon. 9332 (124).
Morris dance. 18788.
My bonnie lass she smileth. 1586.
My lady. 9832 (243).
O lovely May. 1728.
O peaceful night. 1729.
Orpheus with his lute. 1811.
Torch dance. 19412.
When maidens go a’maying.
17752 (158).
German (Fritz) pseud. See Scheiben-
hofer (Hermann)
German songs, old and new.
Germaniana. 9929.
Germany, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Gernes (Allan) I could dream ten
million dreams. T7796.
Gerrard (Eddie) .Rainin’ on
river. 17118.
14265.
the
1271
INDEX
Gerrets (E. S.)
ity. 847.
Gerrish (B. T.):
Here comes prosper-
If you lose a street car. 7924.
Rhythm. 8660.
Western Union. 9162.
When you're dancing tonight.
§210.
Gerrish (W. H.) au., and Gerrish
Gem and WV. ba) pho pss.
At Thy sacred altar. 4656 (87).
Behold, O Master. 4656 (54).
From whence camest thou. 4656
(202).
Salute the East.
Gershwin (Gecrge) :
I’ve got to be there. 3502.
Let ’em eat cake. 20586.
Luckiest man in the world. 3742.
Mine. 20766.
On and on and on. 21000.
Till then. 19385, 21409.
Union square. 21456.
Where you go I go. 45386.
Gerson (H.) Let me sleep on the
edge of the prairie. 8096.
Gerstenberger (Emil) :
Alarm bell incidental. 13789.
Among the palms. 17801.
Antics. 93885.
Charleston. 9598.
Chatter. .11912.
Choo choo. 3030.
Cloudburst. 17991.
Comic episode. 11962.
Command to love. 7387.
Cupid in the moonlight.
Fatality. 16152.
Forbidden melody
18186-18188.
French march. 16201.
Furioso no. 2. 14254.
Gypsy fantasy. 7680.
In a trance. 7987.
In the jungle. 145388.
Leg show. 3650.
Main title for a Hungarian or
Gypsy picture. 82831.
Overture comique. 4011.
Pilgrimage. 10892.
Prelude to a city story. 13132.
Prelude to a comedy. 131383.
Prelude to a rural story. 19085.
Princess and the axe incidental.
13142.
Romantie
13201.
Russian introduction. 4131.
Savage ceremonial. 19138.
Scherzo no. 1. 15195.
Schuhplattler. 15208.
Spring medley. 11209.
Squabble. 11215.
Street scene. 13380.
4656 (557).
11993.
incidental.
widow incidental.
pt. I, n. S., Vv. 28
Summer storm. 17326.
Surf boat. 19308.
Tabu. 19829.
Tax. driver). 11209
Vision and chaos. 17494.
Gerster (Ottmar):
Divertimento. 19947.
Madame Liselotte. 20708.
Gertz (A. E.)
mine. 22446.
Gervais (Fr.)
Gervel (G. M.):
Hawaiian stars. 22259.
Ku’u keikamahine lauoho eleele.
22633.
Maui blues. 22789.
Serdeczna matko. 23262.
Siient night. 23281.
Underneath the moon.
W aziobie lezy. 23554.
Gessner (Raimund) Mit einer schonen
frau geh’ ich gerne bis ans end’ der
welt. 3826.
Gest (Elizabeth) Second book of tones
and tunes. 6476.
Gesualdo (Carlo)
Getty (C. R.):
I thought you were
Badinerie. 17859.
23523.
Madrigal. 12713.
Headin’ back to Swanee. 24411.
Since you’ve gone away. 25460.
Getty (S. R.) Theme song. 21377.
Geuppert (G. A.):
Have you forgotten me. 12267.
I wonder why. 12480.
Isn’t love a grand and glorious
adventure. 12491.
Never let me go. 12949.
Gével (Claude) Mademoiselle Prud’-
homme. 12711.
Geyer (A. C.) jr. It’s spring. 7986.
Ghedini (G. F.) Missa monodica.
24963.
Ghestem (Georges) Marche des gueux.
14748.
Ghirardelli (Nina)
Ghirlanda (Juan)
My shack. 12921.
Linda. 1323:
Ghys (H.) Charm of days gone by.
348.
Tid va takedélw OedXw. 14268.
Giaimo (Buster) Bananas for sale.
7181.
Giampieri (Alamiro) Metodo progres-
sivo per lo studio del clarinetto
sistema Boehm. 24946, 24947.
Gianotti (C. A.) Broadway. 4858.
Giaquinto (Paolo or Paul):
Ave Maria. 15818.
Come back to me.
Gibb (R. W.):
4939.
Fosteriana. 20085.
Grapevine swing. 12238, 12239.
Senorita. 21197.
Gibbon (R. P.) Ho, the navy! hail,
the navy. 143846.
1272
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19383
Gibbons (Aylene) Sit tight, honey,
SHamiiemt.., L113,
Gibbons (Carroll)
of lovers’ lane.
Gibbons (G. A.)
On the other side
17003.
I wonder what the
future holds for me. 20415.
Gibbons (Orlando) :
Love of the Father. 22736.
Silver swan. 11116.
Gibbs (A. P.) Gospel choruses no. 2.
20157.
Gibbs (C. A.):
Adieu. 93838.
Andy Battle. 9378.
Dream song. 3165.
February. 12135.
14269.
3055.
Five children’s songs.
In the woods in June.
King’s men. 10347.
Love’s prisoner. 5887, 10494.
My Master hath a garden. 10682.
My mistress frowns. 10684.
Old wine in new bottles. 16997.
Peacock pie. 17053.
Ship of Rio. 4182.
Songs of childhood.
Stable door. 23370.
String quartet. 17312.
Sunken garden. 4272.
Sussex ways. 112388.
Titania. 25691.
Gibbs (Eva) Love dreams. 22727.
Gibby (Willard) Please come home
with me dear papa. 25268.
Gibitaro (A.) Invitation to the waltz.
10244.
Gibilaro (Stefano)
24027.
Gibish (J. K.)
259532.
Canto di Zolfara.
You can’t tell me that
three’s a crowd. 11621.
Giblin (M. M.) Did you really mean
good-bye. 24150.
Gibson (Annette) Thirteen minia-
tures. 16219.
Gibson (Archer) See Gibson (S. A.)
Gibson (Dorothy) Love’s alchemy.
24863.
Gibson (Fred):
Gecrge, where’s George. 9927.
Girl who thought—where did you
meet that girl. 746.
Wild roses, little Rosie and me.
27038.
Gibson (G. L.) May the last kiss be
the same. 10534.
Gibson (Gibs) pseud.
Gibs.n (l. D.) jr.
forget. 9263.
Gibson (M. E.) Old moon stay away
from my window tonight. 25167.
Gibson (May) When you waved a
goodbye in the morning. 4527.
See Gibson
Wou-_d you like to
Gibson (Percy) Everything would be
O. K. 3209.
Gibson (8S. A.)
13765 (146).
Gibson (S. B.)
Old Christmas carols.
Mama, papa and me.
22768.
Gibson (S. J.) Prosperity march.
4073.
Gibson (W. C.) Prosperity march.
4073.
Gideon (Melville) :
Dreams. 7504.
I’m regretting it now. 16427.
I wish I knew a bigger word than
love. 1056.
Then I know that I’m home. 8980.
When love comes my way. 9188.
Gielow (Irving) Peter and Paula.
1860*.
Gielow (Rozetta) Peter and Paula.
1860*.
Giesen (Carl) Echoes from Germany.
5109.
Gieske (P. J.) If you are gone. 5600.
Giessinger (Ethel) Ill take you just
as you are. 16391.
Giffey (Dorothy) Variety. 21467.
Gifford (Carol) My heartbreaker.
10660.
Gifford (Gene)
Gifford (H. E.):
Blue jazz. 15872.
Casa Loma stomp. 13978.
Dance of the lame duck. 11999.
I can’t forget the night we met.
14886.
Lady from St. Paul. 12577.
Mister Rhythm man. 12802.
Moment I looked in your eyes.
18756.
Smoke rings.
White jazz.
Gifford (Harry):
My orange girl. 19648 (98).
Rochdale hounds. 1995.
Gifford (R. D.) Dreamin’ time.
Gift of Christmas. 16219*.
Giftasvuxna d6éttrar. 7127, 8134, 8537,
9104.
Gigante (Joseph) :
General Italo Balbo. 16216.
Schiavo. 6459:
Giggey (A. O.) When you come back,
sweetheart. 19534.
Giglio (Clemente) :
Perzechella. 6298.
Sandrino e Perzechella.
Gilbert (Billy) :
Isn’t it nice to be all alone. 18505.
Miss Lingerie. 18746.
One times one. 23027.
Swinging the blues away. 19825.
Gilbert (Blanid) Lullaby to love.
8223.
See Gifford (H. E.)
8784.
17629.
7497.
8711.
1273
INDEX
Gilbert (Don) pseud.
(N. 1.)
Gilbert (F. G.)
Gilbert (H. F.):
Celtic studies. TO76 (29).
Faery song. 7076 (78).
Gilbert (H. K.):
Celtic studies. TO7T6 (29).
Faery song. TO76 (78).
Gilbert (H. O.) After the last waltz
is over. TOS8T.
Gilbert (Harry):
Ope thine eyes of blue.
Rapturous hour. 21110.
You sang me a song. 21671.
Gilbert (J. G.):
I'll never grow tired of you. 3446.
Let by-gones be by-gones. 5773.
Letter to my mother. 3675.
Millicns of kisses and millions of
smiles. 3812.
Old-fashioned sweethearts.
Rolling stone, roll home.
Sunny Madeira. 6647.
Wear a great big smile and sing a
song. 9152.
Gilbert (Jean) pseud. See Wiuterfeld
(Max)
Gilbert (L. W.):
Cupid in the moonlight.
Goed-night, good-night.
(133).
See Patterson
Sunset skies. 25594.
20728.
23005.
S677.
11993.
21696
Just kiss me and say good-bye.
9332 (198).
My Hawaiian sunshine. 1607.
Put a tax on love. 25311.
Gilbert (R. S.) Fire-flies. 652.
Gilbert (Rae) That thrilling
6723.
Gilbert (Rebecca)
you’re not true.
Gilehrist (A. R»):
kiss.
I’m so biue ‘cause
22422.
God is my strong salvation. 138765
(69).
O little town of Bethlehem. 13765
(139).
Sing, O sing this blessed morn.
13765 (199).
Gilchrist (S. B.) My sins! my sins!
my Saviour. 2815 (239).
Gilchrist (W. W.):
God is my strong salvation. 13765
(69).
My sins! my
2815 (239).
sins! my Saviour.
O little town of Bethlehem. 13765
(189).
Sing, O sing this blessed morn.
13765 (199).
Gildea (D. B.) Lonesome little buddy.
8161.
Gildin (Moses) Naier style. 61138.
Giles (F. D.) Ayer se la llevaron.
11754.
pt. 0 ns. Ws
Giles (Maudice)
12854.
Gilfillan (A. M.) Dreaming of a lover.
12081.
Gilford (Gene) Night we met.
Gilford (Nancy)
prince. 8340.
Gilkerson (S. W.) Look up, look up,
the same star is shining. 22713.
Must I be satisfied.
10743.
Music to the fairy
Gill (A. D.) This is the day. 11331.
Gill (Benjamin) Holmfirth. 13765
(83).
Gill (Jean) pseud. See Threadgill
(Jeannette)
Gillen (Marie) Honey girl. 20247.
Gillespie (Arthur) While we pass
each other by.
Gillespie (D. E.)
rest. 10300.
Gillespie (Haven) Somebody sweet.
21247, 23319, 23320.
Gillespie (P. R.):
11670 (481).
Jesus will give you
At the co-eds’ sorority dance.
9413, 17835, 19710.
I am going back to Carolina.
24479.
3678.
5976, 10575, 10576.
Liberty girl.
Mr. Roosevelt.
Gillespie (Rose):
Could you read my heart.
(64).
I want a man made to order for
me. 2815 (148).
While we pass each other by.
11670 (481).
Gillet (Ernest)
23795. (102).
Gillet (Ernesto) :
Chanson du printemps.
Gracieuse. 2815 (116).
Mes chers souvenirs. 2815 (221).
Petite caline: 2815 (272).
Réponse du berger. 2815 (284).
Séduction. 2815 (299).
Gillet (Henry):
Lettre 4 Phryné. 18616.
Réponse de Phryné. 19081.
Gillette (E. F.) Come, fill the cup.
11670
Twilight dreams.
2815 (45).
17994.
Gillette (J. R.):
Cabins. 2982.
Scenes from childhood. 4150.
Gillmann (Kurt):
Capriccio. 22183.
Pastorale. 23549.
Sonate E moll. 23329.
Sonate G moll. 23330.
Trio. 23494.
Zehn stiicke ilterer meister. 22184.
Gillot (Hubert):
Alphonsine.
Avec entrain.
Dream of love.
Sautillant. 2059.
17787.
11751.
12070.
1274
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Gilmore (EH. M.)
forever. 22045.
Gilmore (Jackie) Tar-heel blues. 8940.
Gilmore (John) Let’s forget the past
and be sweethearts again. 20597.
Gilmore (M. O.) . Melba. 20739.
Gilner (Dora) Sing-song. 2152.
Gilpin (Chas.) Out of the blues.
10842*.
Gilson (M. L.)
Giltinan (Adéle)
Don’t say good-bye
There is joy. 238455.
I hear the bluebird.
944.
Gingham girl. 14271.
Ginsberg (Solly) I’m daffy over you.
10123.
Ginsburg (Harry) Modern guitar
method. 3827.
Ginsburg (Isaac) :
Eldorado. 22088.
Last invocation. 14687.
Gioconda. 11670 (66).
Gioé (Joseph) Hail, N-R-A. 18269.
Giordano (Umberto) :
Inno del decennale. 1148.
Mese Mariana. 12782.
Giornata di Marcellina. 20116*.
Gioro (Sam) Gee, but I’m) lonely.
20109.
Girard (E. N. EH.) Work for the
N.R.A. 25930.
Girard (Nicholas) Work for the
N URAL 25930.
Girl and the bandit. 4656 (862).
Girl and the governor. 21696 (94,
117, 118,°170, 181, 185, 371),..23795
(27).
Girl behind the eounter. 15733 (393).
Girl from Broadway. 11670 (128),
21696 (68, 72, 119, 148, 156, 202, 241,
370).
Girl without a room. 23201, 23748.
Girtanner (Tom):
My golden eagle. 22885.
N. R. A. 16905.
Repeal. 25328.
Git along, little dogies. 22187.
Gitanes. 9941.
G udici (Harry and Raymond) Never
lose faith in your country. 12950.
Giuditta. 12202*.
Giuliani (Vittorio) Scusi. 17185.
Giuliano (Nicholas) Vesuvio. 11418.
Giusto (J. A.) Our waltz. 4004, 6260.
Give me a ring. 17883, 18021, 18225,
18413, 18425, 18689, 19584.
Give me Jesus. 24834.
Give to our God immortal praise.
18230.
Given (W. T.):
Christ’s love to me. 11938.
Depression blues. 7444.
Down memory lane. 16076.
Glorious night in Venice.
12209.
7636,
I’m crooning to the moon. 7841.
Mothers day. 8328, 14832.
"Neath a golden moon. 22940.
Smile from you. 19219.
Waiting for you. 9114.
When autumn leaves are falling.
23632.
Wondering eyes. 4587.
Youll come smil-in’ through.
15702.
Giverego (S. A.) I make love to the
echo. 22485.
Gjeldness (O. J.) Intelligent bee.
10241.
Gladdish (F. E.) Will the angels let
me play. 11670 (485).
Gland (Lillian) Under your spell.
13520, 25733.
Glasgow (F. 1.):
Lullaby, tender and low. 8222.
Memory moon. 38800.
Now you’re just a memory. 14957.
That’s ’cause I’m in love. 8972.
Glasgow (S. M.) Old Savannah.
S489.
Glass (Myro)
Glasser (Allen)
Stimer protest. 19284.
Am I never to know.
UT TAL
Glasser (Sam) He ain’t know from
nothin’. 5347.
‘Glasser (Samuel) :
My love for you. 16863.
Traveler’s lilaby. 17448.
Glaze (Ruby) Lonesome day blues.
Smee:
Gleason (Gladys) Try to forget.
2454.
Gleason (H. F.) Love me always.
1389.
Gleason (T. F.) Girl of Malibu.
16221.
Gledhill (Verne) True dreams.
17454.
Gleeson (D. M.) Spring song. 6505.
Glenn. pseud. See Rowell (Glenn)
Glenn (Ann) Kiss in the moonlight.
12569.
Glenn (D. J.) I love you honest I do.
5498.
Glenn (H. L.) Life’s waltz of love.
16659.
Glenn (Irene):
Lullaby of the moon. 20706.
Take me as you find me. 21339.
Glenwood high school. Searlet and
grey. 4142.
Glick (G. F.)
your window.
Glickstein
25071.
Glidden (David):
Bandolero. 15822*.
Heidelberg nights. 16296*.
On 5th avenue. 10818.
Whistling underneath
25886.
(Robert) My old violin.
1275
INDEX
Glidden (David )—Continued.
We've really got a President.
15576.
Glinka (Michael):
Lerche. 18605.
Zweifel. 9328.
Glinske (Herman) My darling, sweet
Joann. 8352.
Gliotton (A. E.) Lovers waltz. 1412.
Glockenspiel. 7633.
Glogau (Jack):
Cradle lullaby. 426.
I'd have gambled my life on you.
12335.
I'm a bold love racketeer. 3458.
I’m roamin’ to you, Swanee home.
5539.
In a little red school.
Lady fingers. 18585.
On the shores of sweet romance.
6232.
One I left behind in Caroline.
1779, 3983.
Since you’re away
ix Pale
Threads of happiness. 2393, 4860.
We can do the same thing too.
7931.
from me.
13587. :
We're all back together again.
9144.
Gloria de Arellano. 2939.
Gloria hymnal. 24337.
Gloria in excelsis. 7634.
Glos (Gardiner) :
Journey to Mars. 1209.
Vhicugh the wildwood. 1209.
Gloub (John)
world’s fair. 5940.
Glover (C. W.) Rose. of- Tralee.
13212, 47152,
Glover (HL .l.. J.) Baby fingers.
inbraay
Glover-Kind (Alfred) Such a big
heart for someone so small. 2260.
Gluck (C. W. von):
Gracicus Saviour. 22194, 22195.
Orphée. 12213, 12214.
Gliick im haus. 9948*.
Gliick muss man haben.
Gliick tiber nacht. 3291.
Giiick unterm dacht. 6902.
Gliickliche Herr Fiinf. 15485,
Gliickliche reise. 5261.
Glynn (Charles) For every broken
heart on Broadway there’s a mar-
9949, 16233.
ried man in jail. 12157.
Giynn (Frankiin) Benedictus’ es,
Domine. 7208.
Gnau (A. W.) Crucifixus. 2889.
Gnecchi (Vittorio) :
Cassandra. 38000.
Danza campestre. 3099.
tosiera. 4124, 4125.
Seena delle coefore. 4148.
Meet me at the great
pt. 1, n. Ss., Vv. 28
Tempo di sinfonia in re bemdlle.
4324.
Valzer. 5262.
Gnotov (EB.):
Bluebirds. 11825.
Nina. 12964. ,
Go no more a-rushing. 7640.
Goatley (Alma) Cherry tree doth
bloom. 4915.
God rest you merry, gentlemen. 754—
756.
God save the king. 3294.
Godard (B. L:' Poy:
Berceuse. 9332 (127).
Depu:s Vheure charmante. 15733
(a5)F
Hile est jeune et rieuse. 15733
(1386).
Soir nous étions seuls. 15733
(GBT « ys
Godard (M. L. A.):
Depuis l’heure charmante. 15733
(135).
Eile est jeune et rieuse. 15733
(136).
Scir nous étions seuls. 15733
(137).
Goddard CA] Ba
Garden of memory. 9917.
Isobel. 16530.
Love’s fantasy. 12693.
Goddard (M. H.):
Freshmans motto. 3257.
Smiling Jimmie. 4208.
Godfery (Masters van Someren-)
See van Someren-Godfery (Mas-
ters)
Godfrey (Dan):
He wanted adventure. 18298.
Wild violets. 4569. ,
Words and musie. 2731.
Godfrey (Graham) Heal me, O my
Saviour. 5356. :
Godfrey (N. W.) Baby girl. 4766.
Godiva. 20135*.
Godiesky (Anthony) What can I do
without love. 235612.
Godon (R. N.) My moon of love.
18836.
Godowsky (—) Alt-Wien. 64.
Godowsky (Leopold) :
Aufforderung zum tanz. 21696
(18).
50 studien tiber die ettiden yon Fr.
Chopin. 21696 (50, 51).
Godske-Nielsen (Nellie) Lullaby tan-
go. 24878.
Godwin (Will):
Glorious beer. 7635.
If those lips could
T7076 (1438).
Goedhart (Anna)
11670 (47).
only speak.
Children’s songs.
1276
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19383
Gohler (Georg) :
Ach Jesulein, schéns_ kindelein.
9336.
Es kam die gnadenvolle nacht.
9815.
Hochzeitsgesang. 10035.
Preisgesang auf Weihnachten.
10938.
Psalm 90. 10971.
Violinkonzert. 11426.
Wiegenlied in der Weihnacht.
11569.
Goehring (H. M.) Lockhart band-
class method. 5884.
Goeman (S. V.) Friendship. 24306.
Goenen (J. C.) Mother and Erin.
6005.
Goepp (H. F.) While dreaming the
night away. 6965.
Goepp (P. H.):
It was a lover and his lass. 4656
(31:2) ).
Under the greenwood tree. 4656
(656).
Gorgel (William) :
A deux, c’est mieux. 2816.
Ariane. 2866.
Auch der _. strassenmus:Kant.
19716.
Auch in Frankfurt am Main.
(alsa
Beim sonnenwirt ist a hochzeit
heut. 21796, 23942.
Dorfmusik. 525.
Du hast mir im leben. 9784.
Es hat geklingelt. 3199.
Hs muss wohl etwas um die liebe
Sein. 22096, 24231.
Etwas fiir sie. 7545.
Ich hitte nie gedacht. 3515, 3516.
Kuss, der muss aus Spanien sein.
25450.
Madame. 3750.
Mein liebster ist ein schornstein-
feger. 22797.
Mein schatz vom Tegernsee.
10546, 12760.
Miitterlein. .. 20803.
O Annabella. 6173.
Piano-artist. 21055.
Preussen-marsch. 19037.
Rudelsburg und Saaleck.
Singsang im walzertakt.
19203.
Sur un air de Paris. 6652.
Wenn dein herz einsam ist. 6902.
Wirst du einmal von mir wandern.
7003.
Goering (Al):
23229.
15249,
Ain’t that marvelous, my baby
loves me. 11693, 13785.
Huggin’ and kissin’ you. 10055.
Was last
2570.
night the last night.
Goetschius (Percy) :
Mastersingers of Nuremberg.
4444,
What grandpa wrote.
Goetz (HE. H.):
Angels and shepherds.
Christmas bells. 17984.
Goetz (E. R.) When the right little
girl comes along. 2815 (363).
Goetze (Vincent) pseud. See Elwin
(Maurice)
Goetze (W. W.):
Gib mir noch vor torschluss, einen
25809.
17813.
kuss als vorschuss. 5240.
Page des koénigs. 18979.
Goeyens (Fernand) Tu es. parti.
13498.
Goffin (L. E.):
All I want is love and you. 2881.
Because you care. 2914.
Believe it or not. 7199.
Bliss of your kiss. 11816.
Blue eagle. 23970.
California blues. 9550.
Down in the valley
dear. 9751.
Imagine my surprise. 20432.
Is my pleading all in vain. 14554.
Just forgetting. 16591.
Let me hear you say it
3657.
Lonesome tonight.
Lover’s land. 1409.
Lovers moon. 18677.
Memories. 12767.
Memories of the range. 14771.
Mist of the rainbow. 8292.
My darling wife, and her infant
baby. 83853.
My old beau. 10687.
O that dear baby of mine.
Old rose bush. 1756.
So much my own Im sure you
cannot know. 25493.
Sweetheart of the rodeo. 15385.
This beauty of mine. 9002.
Tonight is ours. 19409.
Trail of yesterday’s dream.
Vagabond girl. 9082.
Way down Arkansaw. 15566.
We'll be busy, we'll be happy.
with you,
again.
20667.
14961.
4389.
15572.
When evening time comes creep-
ing. 23634.
When it’s springtime in Arizona.
15607.
Why. 23694.
You lied to me. 19609.
Goffinet (lL. M.) Let me _ forget.
22655.
Gohn (M. E.) Evening shadows.
9822.
Going gay. 24733.
1277
INDEX
Going Hollywood. 21708, 21925, 22201,
Za0al, Dotoe, 2051.
Goisman (J. A.) Drooping leaves.
18997.
Gol. 24351.
Gold (Ray)
Gold (S. A.)
22085.
Gold diggers of 1933.
11003, 11095, 11467.
Just you and I. 1234,
Fagle of the N.R.A.
10163, 10886,
Goldammer (H. F.) This love of
mine. 213898.
Goldammer (R. F.) Listen to my
love song. 12640.
Goldbach (Stanislav) Sonata. 7648.
Goldberg (David) Good old Graup-
ners. 24366.
Goldberg (Julius) :
I’ve got the blues. 18488.
Sweet dreams. 25605.
Goldberg (M. L.) My loved one.
3885.
Goldblatt (Norman) :
I’m gonna go to the world’s fair
in Chicago. 7847.
Stay out of the moonlight. 25566.
Golde (J.) Preussen-marsch. 19037.
Golden (EK. M.) President Roosevelt
we are back of you. 15085.
Golden (Ernie) :
Dancing shadows. 19913.
Toymaker’s dream. 2433-2437.
Golden (Jack):
Fall in line and fall in love, with
me. 20051.
Things I never
21389.
Golden (Leroy) :
Pale-face and squaw.
Regardless. 1968.
You are the one. 23754.
Golden (Mickey) Sweet
PASZ2:
Golden cage. 12221.
Golden heart music Co.
out of all the world.
Golden hearted mothers.
Golden melodies for
3290,
Goiden sickle. 138765 (71).
Golden valse. 8300.
Goldfadden ' ( Abr.)
monds. 238159.
Goldfine (John) :
knew till now.
17047.
Carolyn.
I picked you
12412.
758.
French horn.
Raisins and al-
Got to lose the blues. 14302.
Let’s bend an elbow. 8099, 10401.
tound the samovar. 23224.
Goldie (Lee) Je réve d’un fol amour.
8001.
Goldkette (George) :
Beneath the summer moon with
you. 195.
Day that I met you. 5004.
pt. m1, n: s., v. 28
Goldman (EH. F.):
Age of progress.
Cheerio. 11916.
Children’s march. 4920.
College spirit. 17993.
Cuckoo march. 16012.
My heaven of love. 6070.
Pride o’ the land. 10949, 138138,
Jala.
Shenandoah. 6494.
Toledo blade. 11362, 21421.
Toledo blade march. 11363.
Tribute to Sousa. 4891.
Valley Forge march. 135338 ,15526,
23534.
Goldman (Hyman) :
ts you. 5674.
Marines have landed.
Goldman (I. E.):
Lady of Vienna.
Long road. 16691.
Love rolls on. 20690.
Seeking the sun. 17192.
Goldman (M. L.):
Friday evening service.
Our farewell. 25208.
Two tn love. 21448.
Goldman (Sara) :
My sweet Mary Lindy Lou. 8401.
Southland melody. 11199, 13354.
Goldsmith (Marjorie) May I never
fall again. 14757.
Goldstein (Abr.) You’re gone. 2771.
Gcldstein (Gilbert) Down by the old
13779.
1478.
16618.
7606.
worn trail. 22050.
Goldstein (Maurice) Song in blue.
PALIT
Goldstein (Morris) :
Again. 23,
Dreams. 554.
Goldstine (Stan)
Goldstone (S. 8.):
From my window.
I miss you. 16443.
Meyer. 16780.
That’s how I need you. 23440.
Why am I happy. 176384.
Goldsworthy (W. A.) Invocation to
Orpheus. 24658.
Goldy (Lucien) Carmo. 7312.
Goles (C. M.) Just a little ride mis-
ter. 125384.
Golestan (Stan) :
Arioso et allegro de concert. 17825.
Hglogue. 18135.
Sonatine. 13337.
Gollatz (Michael) :
All thru the night. 13795.
Let’s go America. 12618.
Gollatz (Michael) music co., publish-
Hot stepper. 18339.
22161.
ers.’ All thru the night. 18795.
Goller (Vinzenz) 2 fest-fanfaren.
9961.
1278
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Gollmann (Ewald) Rudelsburg und
Saaleck. 23229,
Golly (F. H.) I lost the one girl I
loved. 16898.
Golseth (J. G.):
Beta pi chapter song. 206.
Lilae days. 10423.
Goltermann (G.) Premier mouvement
du 5° concerto en ré mineur. 8598.
Golwyn (Billy) pseud. See Gorgel
( William )
Gomez (Gloria) Why did you lie.
23701.
Gomez (Graciano) Ilusion de ayer.
22495.
Gondek (Andrew)
meant for you. 18881.
Gondchere des dogen. 7649*.
Gonnering (N. J.) In your passionate
arms again. 18496.
Gonzalez (A. R.) jr.:
~ Deep melody of love.
Hour after hour. 38395.
Gonzalez (Leo):
My love is really
5020.
Flor de cabaret. 7580.
Yumuri. 19642.
Gonzalez (Luisa) Desde que te con-
o0zco. 5080.
Gonzalez (P. J.):
Corrido de lcs temblores. 18016.
Mananitas tapatias. 16750.
Nunea te creas. 18928.
Sonora querida. 19256.
Suenos de oro. 19295.
Yo me vine de mi tierra. 19596.
Gonzalez (Virgilio) Clara. 4932.
Gonzalo (D. F.) Because you came.
7191.
Good (Gus):
Sold for a song. 23312.
Walking thru leaves. 25769.
Gdod-bye love. 18239, 18240.
Good. eccmpanions. 1299, 1424, 2395.
Good fellow songs. 12225.
Good Fviday. 12226.
Good news. 14297, 14298.
Good night. 12229.
Good woman poor thing. 1386, 5866.
Gcode (Hdith) Youll be © sorry.
17718.
Goodell (W. J.) Little wildwood
home. 18636.
Gocdell (Walter) :
Hymn of our navy. 12322.
Marching on. 16755.
Goodhart (Al):
Black-eyed Susan Brown. 220.
Come out, come out, wherever you
are. 396, 73882:
Dancing with the one you love.
21987.
Tll see you in church. 20337,
DAD (or.
It happened in °76. 14559.
38188—R4
It won’t be long now. 1174.
Jimmy had. a_ nickel. ‘20506,
24682.
Joan of Arkansaw. 1198, 8012.
Kiss her for me. 3638.
Knee deep in rythm.
Let’s confess. 1303.
Lovey. 1420, 3737, 3738.
Masquerading in the name of love.
22786. .
Meet me in the gloaming. 38788.
New mown hay. 8428.
Nursery rhymes: 10774.
8057.
One note trumpet player. 3986.
Pabst, Blatz and Schlitz. 17044.
Roll up the carpet. 4111.
Socner or later. 17281.
Standing still. 19279.
Steins on the table. 11218.
Sure cf me. 21318.
Surprise. 21319, 25601.
This program comes to you from
my heart. 4354.
Two Buck Tim from Timbuctoo.
4408, 4409.
We are the two Hacketts.
Wedding bells. 15578.
West wind blew in the windmill’s.
face. 2599.
What are we waiting for. 9167.
Who walks in when I walk out.
13664.
Winter interlude. 25908.
You can’t play my ukulele. 25952.
Goodie (G. EH.) Serenade to autumn.
8732.
Gooding
260.
Goodlow (Myrtle) .When the sunset
turned to gold. 2653.
Goodman (Arthur) If she can’t be
9135.
(Robert) Broken promise.
had. 24610.
Goodman (C. H.) There are the stars.
23452. :
Goodman (Herald) :
Forever and ever more. 22147.
In the sleepy hills of Tennessee.
10233.
Little shoes. 3695, 3696, 10444.
My heart is in the heart of the
Rockies. 22887.
When it’s lamp lightin’ time in
the valley. 9185, 25838.
See also Vagabonds, Dean, Curt
and. Herald. ;
Goodman (Lee) I want to sing a
simple song. 20404.
Goodman (M. R.):
I’m headin’ for the guy.
My love song. 25056.
Out of the throng you came along.
23052.
Why can’t you. 23696.
You've opened my eyes. 23782.
24548.
i 1279
INDEX
Goodman (Zella) pseud. See McMil-
lan (Zella)
Goodman music ¢o., inc.:
Happy dreams. 807.
I’ve got a chip on my shoulder.
1036.
Rasputin, that highfalutin’ lovin’
man. 4090.
Goodnature (K. M.):
Beautiful angel of mine. 23923.
Prosperity. 40688.
Sweet love of mine. 25606.
Goodrich (D. E.) Lover. 10489.
Goodrich (F. A.) Water = sprite.
15565.
Goodrich (M. C.) Dawn of a happier
day. 3105.
Goodrich (8S. C.) jr.:
In spite of me. 7946.
Just a melody for you. 8026.
Moonbeams. 8307.
P pe a little tune.
Slow tempo. 8782.
8569.
Step into my heart. 8874.
Unhappy beggar. 9078.
You and the world for me. 9275.
Goodrick (J. B.) There’s always sun-
shine after rain. 15433.
Goodsell (J. S.):
New England. 18897.
Their little day. 19363.
Goodspeed (EH. F.):
Lonely waiting for you. 9332
(215).
Twilight. 4656 (653).
Goodwill carol. 22219.
Goodwin (C. E.) Football fling.
24276.
Goodwin (KE. M.) Goodbye waltz.
7659.
Goodwin (Ida) Spirit of Harvard.
2815 (313).
Goodwin (Joe) There’s a new moon
over my shoulder. ‘15429.
Goodw'n (M. E.) Rose of my dreams.
2015.
Goodwin (P. J.) Boy with light gold-
en hair. 7246.
Goodwin (R. P.) On the avenue.
1769.
Goodver (A. E.):
Beer. 4796.
Don’t tell about the past. 3144.
Goolsby (Tom) Every dollar has
trouble of its own. 24287.
Goos (Harvey) I’m dreaming of you
sweetheart. 94.
Goosey (M. H.) Happy-go-lucky.
16277.
Worried. 25933.
My Jesus, I love Thee.
Gorden (Henry)
Gordon (A. J.)
4656 (430).
Gordon (B. C.):
N.R.A. 16901.
pt. a, n.s., v. 28
N.R.A.
20903.
What is life without love.
Gordon (B. N.) Railroad Nell.
Gordon (Billy) Look up,
good times are com-min. 14685.
Gordon (C. L.) N. R. A. 16898:
Gordon (Dorothy) :
Arcund the world in song.
Sing it yourself. 2150.
Gordon (E. J.):
Oh! how I love you. 13004.
That old stein o’ mine. 8969.
Gordon (Gene) My boy. 6046.
Gordon (H. 8.) ine.:
Dark eyes. 3100.
Mass iD B flat. 22787.
Minuet. 3817.
Palcma. 6266.
Pie Jesu. 23091.
Tantum ergo. 23426, 23427.
Theme from _ the largo,
world symphony. 43839.
Tota pulchra es Maria. 23492.
Unison mass in honor of the
blessed sacrament. 23525.
Gordon (Harry):
If you were fond of me. 1101.
Why did you make me love you.
anthem. 18864, 18865,
23615.
8647.
look up,
105.
New
15647.
Gordon (J. E.)* Left hand goes into
training. 16633.
Gordon (John) Fulfill that promise,
Nellie darling. 729.
Gordon (Lola) Moths around the
candle flame. 12840.
Gordon (Mack):
Alabama man. 7099, 11696.
It was a night in June. 10276.
My! oh, my. 8382, 12906.
My past, my present, my future.
10694.
Old, old man, with an old, old
pipe. 8486.
Orchid to you. 8521.
Waltz with me. 13573.
Gordon (Mackenzie) Time seemed
opportune. 25688.
Gordon (Philip) :
Cuckoo. 4974.
Five pieces for brass’ choir
13846.
Triumphal march. 25749.
Gordon (Stanley) When the ebb-tide
flows. 11670 (421).
Gordon (Thomas) Count. 11976.
Gordy (Eugene) Beautiful Missouri.
4790.
Gore (B. C.) Lonely. 22707.
Gore (C. E.) I’m going back to my
Kentucky home. 5512.
Gore (C. G.) Whispering rose. 6967.
She’s the best pal
4178.
Gormach (P. E.)
on earth after all.
1280
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Gorman (J. T.)
late. 43875.
Gorney (Jay):
Ah, but is it love.
Dusty shoes. 3181.
Hat Marlowe’s meat. 22086.
I won’t think about tomorrow.
22472.
To Mary Immacu-
13781.
It’s the Irish in me. 24671.
Let’s make love like the croco-
diles. 18610.
Let there be love, and there was
love. 13810, 5785.
Moonlight and pretzels.
Youw’re my thrill. 25967.
Gorrell (John) When it’s hog killing
time in Dixie. 15606.
Gorsky (Michail) Forgive and for-
get. 5202.
Gorton (B. L.):
I know a bank. 4417.
' Under the greenwood tree. 4417.
Gorwitz (George) Nearer my love to
thee. 22939.
Gospel choruses no. 2. 20157.
Goss (Ff. A.):
I’m the happiest
world. 22428.
My first romance. 18817.
Goss (John) O Savior of the world.
14821.
man in the
6184.
Goss (L. J.) For just another day.
7590.
Gossett (Eskell) Love river blues.
22740.
Gossip Jones. 3311, 5298.
Gotham music service, ine.:
Rockin’ in rhythm. 21140.
Sophisticated lady. 138351, 21278.
Gottler (Archie) :
Feeling is
14210.
Good-bye love.
Lady for a day.
mutual, my dear.
18239, 18240.
16614, 18586.
Nothing more or nothing less.
12973.
Gottier (Jerry) How’s’ about it.
TT78.
Gottlieb (Fay) Don’t ask me why.
14116.
Gottlieb (Hilda ) Brief moment.
13933.
Gottlieb (M. S.)
park with you.
Gottschalk (L. M.)
Gotze (Carl)
16854.
Goublier (G.) Sérénade de Gillotin.
11670 (325-329).
Goublier (Henri) fils:
Doux aveu. 3149.
Fais dodo. 38215.
Venise chante. 4430.
Strolling thru the
11226.
Banjo. 17870.
My heart shall speak.
Goularte (Julia) I’m teling the
world. 12399.
Gould (A. J.) Dancing on Saturday
night. 18084.
Gould (J. E.) Jesus, Saviour, pilot
me. 4656 (325).
Gould (Morton) :
Bolero moderne. 238978.
Flight of the bumblebee.
Mystie fantasy. 20891.
Gould (Victor) Wedding of
pearly queen. 17545.
Gounod (C. F.):
24267.
the
Dureh Gounod’s zauberwelt.
ZION
Faust. 770.
In the stable He lies. 20159.
Melodies from Faust. 20160.
Nazareth. 22222.
O that we two were maying.
17752 (57).
O what the joy and glory. 20161.
There is a green hill far away.
771.
Until the day breaks. 17752 (58).
Goupil (August) My Tané. 6102.
Govan (C. R. J. G.) Hymn of peace.
16343.
Gow (G. C.) How lovely are Thy
dwellings fair. 13765 (86).
Gow (J. A.) Bless your heart.
Gowdlock (J.):
Poor Jane blues.
Rollin’ dough blues.
Gowen (EF. H.)
Gower (C. K.)
7220.
25279.
20303.
Valentine. 17487.
Alpha sig sweetheart.
23838.
Gowns by Roberta. 23866, 24767,
25511, 25706, 25868, 25940.
GOoy (Leon) pseud. See Spagnolo
(Gaetano)
Goyette (Raymond) Volstead blues.
21484.
Gozinsky (Samuel) :
Codel un fradil. 24064*.
Drei shochentes. 24195*.
Keile un beile. 24723*.
Naie voch. 6112.
Gozzo (A. C.) Grido popolare. 9981.
Gitabeel (W. H.) Just a thought.
22605.
Grabel (V. J.):
Cinderella. 23220.
Rienzi. 2544.
United we stand. 19441.
Grace (Harvey):
Sonata. 6395, 8812, 17270, 25515.
Thanks be to Thee, my Lord Jesus
Christ. 17369.
Grace (Raymond) Keepin’ up with
the Joneses. 1248.
Gracey (M.) Canta guitarra. 21870.
Gracia (Pedro de) Sce de Gracia
(Pedro).
1281
INDEX
Gradstein (Alfred) :
Concerto. 405.
3 chansons enfantines.
Grady (Susie) Chicago fair.
Graebner (Bertha) Healing
3359.
Grae yk... BE: )
23795 (42).
Grifin von Monte Christo.
Graener (Paul):
Drei klavierstiicke. 9979.
Drei schwedische tinze.
3314.
Marien-kantate. 207238.
Grafulla (C. 8S.) Washington grays.
11670 (402).
Graham (A. F.)
73.
15956.
King of Kings.
1681, 1682.
3313,
My mocnlight valley
home. 148938.
Graham (Arthur) Rushmoor. 8696,
8697.
Graham (C. W.) Somebody pays.
23318.
Graham (HE. A.) Lullaby. 10498.
Graham (Ethel) pseud. See Secord
CB.
Graham (Gordon) :
Chicago on parade. 7347.
Stand by the President. 8861..
Graham (H. C.) Yowsah. 2798.
Graham: (J. Ac). Carols: 22223)
Graham (James) Mocking bird was
Singing in the valley. 22822.
Graham (Len) Dan, the rag
bone man. 9673.
Graham (M. J.) A!l the men are go-
ing to work. 17783.
Graham (Mary) Hot cha Sue. 12312.
Graham (Robert) My little moun-
tain rose. 6078.
Graham (Ruth) Cuddle in your dad-
dy’s arms. 4975.
Graham (Tom) Oh, beautiful Miami.
and
3946.
Graham (W. J.) Sweetheart tears.
8920.
Graham (W. J. F.) You lied to me.
19609.
Graham (W..P.):
Life’s golden day. 12634.
Now it’s time to say goodnight.
14956.
Grainer (Andrew)
Grainger (P. A.):
Handel in the Strand. 804, 7691.
Melodie danoise. 7076 (221).
Grainger (Porter) :
That doggone dog o’ mine. 6714.
When they get lovin’ they’s gone.
2654.
You done played out blues. 2757.
Gram (Ralph) Won’t tomorrow ever
come, 17675.
Grambs (Bill)
Waltzing. 11449.
See Grambs (W. M.)
chant.
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Grambs (W. M.)
you somehow.
Grames (EH. A.):
My mountain home. 10685.
My Rocky Mountain shack. 10699...
My Rocky Mountain sweetheart.
10700.
Praire [sic] moon.
Grand (Mitchell) :
Is it hot enough for you. 14552.
To be cr not to be in love. 13477.
Grand chapter, Theta chi fraternity,
inc. See Theta chi fraternity, inc.
Grand chapter.
Grande (Giuseppe) :
Fighia nesci a balla. 7567.
I found you, I lost
12339.
10933.
Mamma. 8233.
Ricordi Calabresi. S662.
Stornelli Calabresi. S879.
randee (George) Desdemona. 19939.
Grandino (Amedeo) Mary and Bobby.
12743.
Grandon (G. F.):
Lovely little you. 14707.
Song of my heart. 8820.
Grands succés d’opérettes modernes.
12236.
Graner (R. F.) Let’s go! lJlegion-
air(e) [sic]. 12620.
Grange (E. V.) Under the lilac shade.
2482.
Granich (Tony) I love you dear.
22381.
Granier (Jules) Hosanna. 895, 5418,
5419.
Granier’s hosanna. 12237.
Grant (Cal):
Creepin’ Charlie, creepy low down.
428, 3077.
Old pig woman.
Grant (Christopher)
shadows. 18779.
Grant (Edna) I wish that I loved you
again.
Grant (F. W.):
Radio city march. 6370.
_ Roosevelt day. 15152, 21146.
Grant (G. J.) Flyer. 3239.
Grant (H. W.) I’m not your daddy.
7850.
Grant
17190.
Grant (Hobart)
soldier boy. 4859.
Grant (Joe):
Elephant never forgets.
Ga-ga moon. 16209.
One last kiss. 17018.
We'll build a home of our own.
MibS2.
1755, 3964.
Moonlight and
(Helen) See America first.
Broken hearted
16124.
We might try again, 17534.
Grant (Robert) Chicago exposition
mareh of 1933. 7345.
1282
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Grant-Schaefer (G. A.):
At evening. 2815 (16).
Butterflies. 2815 (39).
Clock symphony. 38039.
Come, dance with me. 7375.
Feeding song. 33822.
Hurdy-gurdy. 3405.
Little gray hen. 8141.
Magic fiddle. 20710*.
Meadow-lark. 8257.
Mocking-bird. 8296.
Moon mother. 4656 (414).
Night voices. 3926.
Southwinds. 2815 (311).
Twilight. 2815 (336).
Valsette gracieuse. 2815 (340).
When toys come to life. 23666*.
Grantley (Arthur) Festival of life.
635
Granville (C. N.) Nine voco songs.
16253.
Grass] (A. J.) Why shou:dn’t I love
you. 23710.
Grauman (H. R.):
Boy was in love with a girl. 2947.
Night is lonely. 12959.
Graupner (R. H.) Good old Graup-
ners. 24866.
Graves (A. H.) Camp meeting in the
ae Ta0n,
Graves (H. M.) Star points, obliga-
tion and prayer. 25562.
Graves (J. P.) Oh, to be home again.
16978.
Graves (R. M.):
We're hand in hand again. 13595.
When my baby’s passing by.
T3001
Gravette (C. H.) I changed my mind.
20288.
Gray (Allin):
Airman song. 9352.
Brennendes geheimnis. 13931.
F. P. 1 antwortet nicht. 7580.
Hinde aus dem dunkel. 143816.
Liebe kommt, liebe geht. 1315,
2477.
Niemand fragt uns. 1681, 1682.
Two pieces. 9447.
Uber den dichern yon Berlin.
2476, 2477.
Where the lighthouse shines across
the bay. 11588.
12 chansons von heute. T777.
Gray (Donald) Five poetical studies.
22226.
Gray (Glen):
I can’t forget the night we met.
14886.
Night we met. 10748.
Gray (H. W.) co.:
Accompanying harmonies for the
plainsong psalter. 23812.
Amsterdam. 19688.
1283
Andante. 15199.
Autumn sunset in the canyon.
2882.
Ballade. 22083.
Beatitudes. 166.
Benedicite, omnia opera. 4810.
Benedictus es, Domine. 7202-7204,
9490, 19751, 23951.
Berceuse. 19752.
Blessed are the pure in _ heart.
19762.
Bring a torch, Jeannette, Isabella.
23998.
Carillon. 318. ;
Catalonian Christmas carol. 24034.
Children of the heavenly king.
7349.
Christmas pastoral. 373.
Come greet the day. 21488.
Come ye faithful, raise the strain.
400.
Deck the hall. 19933, 24140.
Dominus regit me. 19957.
Dreams of youth return. 557.
HKaster anthem. 574.
Easter song. 576, 5101.
Easter song of the angels. 5808.
Fairest Lord Jesus. 20046.
Festival march. 684.
Four ninefold kyries. 19969.
Fughetta scherzando. 5225.
Gone are the shades of night.
22207.
Gracious Saviour. 22194, 22195.
Great is the Lord. 20164.
Hamburg. 20182.
Heart’s desire. 20215.
Hymne to love. 5489.
I saw a fair maiden. 20390.
I sing of a maiden. 20393.
In the cathedral. 5638.
Inn at Bethlehem. 24651.
Is this the way to Bethlehem.
PPS Oy
Italian hymn. 20493.
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring. 7170.
Jesus, meek and gentle. 22576.
Lord, be our light. 22716.
Love is a sickness. 3728.
Manger hymn. 20715.
March of the magi. 1468.
Marche heroique. 14744.
Marine cavalier. 20724.
Medizeval modes. 10540.
Melcombe. 14767.
Mendon. 20756.
Minuet. 13879.
Mister Moon. 22818.
Munich. 20805.
Nachtstticke. 6470.
Night is like a Gipsy maiden.
20930.
O hand unseen. 22982.
O nightingale, awake. 22988.
INDEX
Gray (H. W.) co.—Continued.
O perfect love. 20961.
O sing unto the Lord a new song.
20963.
Patapan. 25233, 25234.
Pilgrim fathers. 21060.
Postlude on Sleepers, wake. 21080.
Praise God in His holiness. 8593.
Processional. 4066.
St. Catherine. 21165.
St. Clement. 21166.
St. Theodulph. 21169.
Service prelude in E flat.
Spring bursts today. 2237.
Star of Bethlehem town. 21297.
Sussex Mummers’ carol. 6655.
Te Deum laudamus. 6697, 11280.
Trinity. 2444.
Two Christmas folk songs. 21599.
Vineyard my dear Master hath.
11424.
Virgin’s slumber song. 2529.
Virgin’s song to her baby Christ.
21479.
When wilt Thou save the people.
6950.
Will o’ the wisp. 6992.
212038.
Gray (Henry) Your radiant eyes.
19637.
Gray (J. W.) Coo-coo. 409.
Gray (L. E.) Southern skies are call-
ing me home. 19265.
Gray (L. H.) Practical Saxophone.
15078.
Gray (Leonard) Darling memories.
16026.
Gray (M. R.) Coo-coo. 409.
Gray (T. H.) Hello, hello, Chicago—
hello. 14338.
Gray (W. B.):
Old Jim’s Christmas hymn. 13020.
She is more to be pitied than cen-
sured. 13279.
Grayson (C. W.):
I'll always be your captive. 952.
Winsome. 2711.
Graziano (M. R.) What’s the use of
worrying. 9175.
Graziella. 20162*.
Great American ballyhoo. 24370*.
Great Britain, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. 5.
Great change. 20163.
Great eastern song bureau.
rie. 23855.
Great western music co.:
I found the key to paradise. 16369.
I’ll always love you, Mary. 24513.
Just one little word from you.
24709.
Greatorex (H. W.)
morning. 1726.
Ann Ma-
O joyous Easter
pt. 1, n. S., v. 28
Greaves (Ralph):
Camptown races. 11879.
God rest you merry, gentlemen.
754.
Grecca (Alda) My heart belongs to
you. 25039.
Grécourt (Georges) :
Fantaisie. 13232.
Poéme automnal. 13117.
Greece, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Green (Andrew) Pilgrim. 25248.
Green (Arcilla) I have already for-
gotten you. 3480.
Green (Bernard) Jazz rondo. 1183.
Green (Bob) I ask the Lord our love
to keep. 10074.
Green (Bobbie) See Green (R. J.)
Green (Bud) :
Any way the wind blows. 15794.
Get hot foot. 16218.
Swingy little thingy. 17348.
What’ll become of me. 19506,
21542.
Green (D. J.) Girl in pink and the
girl in blue. 20123.
Green (George) In my _ reveries.
12465.
Green (Hal) pseud. See Hallgren (H.
le)
Green (J. W.):
I cover the waterfront.
I wanna be loved. 20399.
In a beer garden waltzing with
you. 5612, 79298
It’s never too late.
My castle in Maine.
Night club. 8481.
Same time, the same place, tomor-
row hight. 25390.
There’s a ring around the moon.
21382.
10079.
10270, 12498.
10642, 12861.
Weep no more my baby. 19496.
What a pleasant surprise. 13612.
Who do you think you are. 11550,
13660.
You're mine, you. 4652, 7047.
Green (L. V.) Back in my ol Miz-
zurie home. 23910.
Green (Moss) Just a little grey-
haired lady. 24695.
Green (R. J.) Cheating. 3017.
Green (Robert)
10814.
Green (Sylvan) :
Make that cocktail shaker ring.
1452.
Oriental nights. 1809.
Up in Harlem town. 2492.
We will keep you from growing
On the prairie trail.
old. 2583.
Green (V. H.) Do you remember.
9729.
1284
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Green & White, inc.:
Baw. | L220:
Let's make the next kiss the next
to last kiss. 3667.
Let’s sing again. 14658.
We're the boys from 1.0.U. 2582.
Greenawald (J. L.) Fort Duquesne.
9893, 9894.
Greenaway (A. R.) Basque peasant
returning from church. 13860.
Greenback (M. QO.) Rose-petal love.
2017.
Greenbaum -(Albert)
honey close yo’ eyes.
Greenbaum (C. §S.):
Bye-a-bye ma
11670: (39).
Cewboys dream. 3078.
Missing melody. 3822.
Greenbaum (D. H.):
Cowboys dream. 3073.
Missing melody. 3822.
Greenberg (J. P.) At twilight hour.
13765 (9).
Greenblatt (EK. L.) Where have you
been all my life. 19588.
Greene (G. G.):
Rambling roses. 4087,
Swing and sing. 4299.
Greene (H. ©.) Jimmy, Groucho and
Mae. 16560.
Greene (H. M.):
Honey dear. 22298.
Slippin’ down a sunbeam. 23300.
Greene (I. C.) My Alabama moon.
16836,
Greene (M. L.) That’s why I trusted
you. 4336.
Greeney (W. W.) Way down Ar-
kansaw. 15566.
Greenfield (A. M.):
Je me demande.
Wild bird. 2702.
Greenfield (Ignace)
park. 11136.
Greenfield (M. H.):
Seven Christmas carols for little
children. 22229.
Step and sing. 6625.
Three pieces for percussion band.
24371.
16 percussion band songs.
Greenhill (Harold) :
Country snap shots.
First spring morning.
Gay spring. 7617.
Make a joyful noise. 20712.
Song of praise. 233387.
Greenlaw (Walter):
Tve got the Min-ne-so-ta_ blues.
10161.
Little pal.
1184.
Sitting in the
16260.
24101.
16161.
24804.
Greenlee (J. D.) As the rain came
tumbling down. 17832.
Greenlee (L. D.) Fragments of
dreams. 12167.
Greenman (J. J.):
American tragedy.
Don’t know why I cry.
Gracie Allen’s missing
7670.
Image is you. 14512.
Moment of love. 148138.
My serenade. 14907.
"Neath the moon. 6121.
Greenman (Jack) See Greenman (J.
J.)
Greenman (Nellie) :
males
7470.
brother.
Alabama rose. 21714.
Tonight. 6767.
Greenspun (H. L.) So ends our song.
17253.
Greenspun (Hal) See Greenspun (H.
L.)
Greenwood (N. G.):
Air sentimental.
Barearolle. 4778.
Duettino. 5096.
Happy dream waltz.
Mazurka. 59837.
Pizzicato gavotte.
Spring serenade.
Greer (Jesse) :
Hannah from Panama, and her
4679.
5328.
6306.
6603.
ma. 9995.
I found Virginia down in Caro-
line. 22348.
I’m delirious because of Dolores.
22394.
Isn’t it swell to dream. 16528.
Nowhere to rest my head. 25129).
Pretending you care. 1910.
River’s takin’ care of me. 11020,
13194, 18195.
Sittin’ in the dark. 2160.
Time to go. 17420.
Wait'll it happens to you. 19467.
Where, oh where can I find love.
19539.
Greer (W. S.) In dreams I waltz
with you. 7939.
Gregar (Jos.):
Adoration. 11681.
Why should we say it’s over.
13671.
Gregar (Willis) :
Adoration. 11681.
March of the Mohawk Valley.
18700.
Why should we say it’s over.
13671.
Gregersen (Hermann) I do always
dream of you. 143898.
Gregg (H. Procter-) See Procter-
Gregg (H.)
Gregh (Henri):
Armée mutualiste. 4656 (30).
Sérénade andalouse.
315).
Staccato. 4656 (617), 15733 (335).
15733 (314,
1285
INDEX
Gregh (Henri)—Continued.
Sur Jes ondes éthérées. 4656
(619).
Valse bercée. 4656 (660).
Valse sémillante. 4656 (662).
Gregh (Louis) :
Armée mutualiste.
Sérénade andalouse.
4656 (30).
15733 (314,
315).
Staccato. 4656 (617), 15733 (335).
Sur les ondes éthérées. 4656
(619).
Valse bercée. 4656 (660).
Valse sémillante. 4656 (662).
Gregor (M. G.) Just a song. 1218.
Gregory (H. H.):
Blue days. 17904.
Girl cf my heart. 18221.
I’m changing my tune. 18408.
Love me. 18668.
Moods. 18767.
Gregory (Len ) Sweet romance.
17336.
Gregory (Leroy De) See De Gregory
(Leroy)
Gregory (William) :
Kissing you in my _ = dreams.
10349.
Lonesome for you. 10459.
Rosa. 4119, 25370.
Sitting in the park
4200.
Gregory (Wilma) pseud.
(Ramona)
Gregson (Francis) :
Déboires. 485.
Idylle sous-marine.
Je voudrais. 1189.
Mon cceur soupire.
Greher (Murray):
Let me have just one more dance
with you.
See Geer
7908.
1540.
with you. 80964.
Where is the man that’s meant
for me. 9217.
Why can’t I do a thing with you.
6978.
Greiner (A. L.):
Can’t you see. 138963.
Coming home to stay. 21947.
In love with you. 24631.
In silence. 22527.
Memories of mother. 10552.
Some time soon. 25504.
When I dream sweet dreams of
you. 25831.
You're the only one in a million.
25973.
Greisbacher (Rudolf) Heil Hitler.
18308.
Greissle (Felix) Kreidekreis. 108366*.
Grems (Melville) :
Conge is your due. 7398.
Do your duty. 19951, 22089.
Glittering stars. 16231.
pt. 1, n. S., v. 28
Life’s great play. 16657.
Love’s adieu. 1414.
Our own Uncle Sam. 6258.
Red head. 1962.
Rosalind, my Rosalind. 6424,
6425.
Such an angel tho a _ red-head.
13383.
Three cheers for beer. 9008.
What pals. 2611.
Grenet (Eliseo) :
Comparsa de los Congos. 4947.
6295.
See Grenet y San-
Perlas de tu boca.
Grenet (Hmilio)
chez (Emilio)
Grenet y Sanchez (Emilio):
Maracas y bongo. 14741.
Muneca de marfil. 1580.
Quirino con su tres. 15107.
Grenier (A. M.) Where are my yes-
terdays. 9215.
Grennard (Elliott):
I understand. 18433, 22447.
To be or not to be in love. 15457.
Greppi (—) Ultimo bacio sotto la
pioggia. 11398.
Gretchaninoff (A. T.):
Canzoneitta. 784.
Hlena-berceuse.
Feuille d’album.
Romance. 15144.
Skizzenbuch. 15258.
Song of joy. 8819.
Gretel aus dem Harz.
Grétry (—):
Chants et ceuvres chorales des
maitres de la musique frangaise.
11908.
14168.
14211.
14305*.
Choeur de Aurore. 21913.
Grever (Maria) :
Como tu y yo. 3055.
Cuando me vaya. 11990.
Greville (Ursula) Pedlar’s song.
13088.
Grey (Alan):
Don’t believe a word they say.
3136.
I would if I could but I can’t.
14488.
Strong for you. 21311*.
You didn’t mean those _ tears.
25953.
Grey (Clifford) :
Sunrise to sunset. 19300.
When love comes a-knocking at
your door. 15609.
Grey (F. H.):
Cloud-racer. 384.
Elaine. 11670 (86).
Florentine love song.
Lotus bloom. 14691.
Mother’s day. 12836.
Out on a frolic. 15733 (253).
Sleeping flowers. 11670 (348).
12148.
1286
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
21696 (352').
2815 (313).
Sons du ruisseau.
Spirit of Harvard.
Grey (Frank) :
Ce soir, ce soir, chérie. 3829, 4904.
Fairy bell-ringers. 14201.
Happy cobbler. 143238.
Love is mine. 12679, 18666.
Sailor-boy on shore. 17167.
Sitting out a dance with you.
17236.
Grey (Gerald) :
I could not do
14389, 16356.
without Thee.
In heav’nly love abiding. 1124.
O holy stillness. 1724.
Greynolds (A. L.) That cottage in
my West Virginia hcme. 21359.
Gribble (Marion) :
Changeless love. 7323.
Chicago fair. 7346.
In lonely splendor. 7940.
Love letter in the snow. 8198.
Grice (Adelaide) My buddie I done
the stretch for. 16840.
Grice (C. I.) My Tennessee. 20887.
Grieb (H. ©.) Alleluia, blessed night.
19674.
Grieb (W. M.) It’s just one of those
things. 22558.
Grieg (EH. H.):
Adagio cantabile.
Anitra’s dance.
Feeding song.
Gebirgsweise. TO76 (102).
In the boat. 3328.
Morning. 20166.
Morning mood. 3324.
My Jchann. 5310.
Nachtlicher ritt.
12244,
9982.
3322.
7076 (103).
Oh light! Gracious glow. 16263.
Resignation. T7076 (104).
Rigaudon. 24373.
Scherzo-impromptu. 7076 (105).
Stindchen der studenten. 7076
(106).
Studie. 7076 (107).
To spring. 7676.
Violet. 18257.
Volkston. 7076 (108).
Grieg (Nina):
Gebirgsweise. 7076 (102).
Nachtlicher ritt. 7076 (108).
Resignation. T7076 (104). .
Scherzo-impromptu. 7076 (105).
Stindchen der studenten. 7076
(106).
Studie. T7076 (107).
Volkston. TO76 (108).
Griesbach (M. V.) I‘m waiting all
alone in memory lane. 1019.
Grieve (James) jr. Searching. 4157.
Griffeth (K. J.) Hurrah for Roose-
velt. 16339, 20272.
Griffie (Adele)
other you. 17392.
Griffin (Catherine) Just say I will
and smile. 22615.
Griffin (G. G.) Dear old pal. 481.
Griffin (H. W.) It’s done at Wash-
ington. 10269.
Griffin (R. B.):
There’ll never be an-
My fiancée. 12876.
When twilight shadows fall.
11531.
You’re haunting me. 11637.
Griffin (T. E.) Henrietta. 22277:
Griffis (Terry):
I love you little pal. 979.
I’m sold on you. 14452.
Griffith (B. B.)
N. R. A. 25090.
Nineteen thirty three. 20986.
Griffith (C. E.)
series. 8603.
Griffith (Laurence)
last forever. 9710.
Griffiths (Eddie) All over Italy, they
Sing so prettily. 15762.
Griffiths (Hugene) Tapestry of love;
6693.
Griffiths (Herbert) :
Progressive music
Depression won't
In old Montmartre. 1130.
Kiss in spring. 1250.
Kiss in springtime. 1251.
Moon of my dreams. 1548,
Ninon. 1691.
Red lips unkissed. 1963.
Simple song. 2142.
Temp’ramental star. 2337.
World laughs on. 2784.
Grigaut (Ch.):
Mécanic. 8258.
Rowling fiyers. 2024.
Griggs (Carl) Pleading. 6313.
Griggs (M. I.)
17412.
Grill (Andrew) :
Blonde or brunette polka.
Thought of romance.
23963.
Homeless polka. 24443.
Na shledanou. 1650.
Vvystavni polka. 2541.
Grillo (Christopher) Country needs a
man. 8070. -
Grimm (C. A.)
heart. 9308.
Grimm (C. H.)
Thee. 14687.
Grimm (C.
4656 (425).
Grimmitt (T. F.):
Dream river. 24184.
Your [sic] sweet and your eyes
are so blue. 25985.
Grimwood (Herbert) Keep thinking
how I love you. 38628.
Grindel (Parke) pseud. See Grindell
Cite iu5)
You stole into my
Lord, I ery unto
W.)
Musical euchre.
1287
INDEX
Grindell (T. L.):
Good bye dear. 5278.
Here in my heart. 5378.
Keep smiling. 14616*.
Listen to me. 5802.
My woman’s gone away. 6106.
Wedding of the night. 6894.
When I’m with you. 6922.
Grindle (R. R.) Red and the black.
1960.
Grippaldi (Jcseph)
roses where I found you.
Grisillo (Frances) :
Gee you treat me awful mean.
14262.
In a garden of
22501.
Since you’ve gone. 17232.
Griswold (Constance) :
Enchanted. 9804.
Mad dreams. 18689.
Twenty four hours. 6797.
Grober (Gilbert) Sart. 2057.
Grock. pseud. See Wettach (Adrien)
Grock. 2593.
Grode (H. R.):
Let’s hold hands. 8105.
Romancing with your love.
Song of the dark. 8824.
You’re a bad bunny. 9298.
Your [sic] mine. 9320.
Grodzinski {Mary):
All united. 17785.
Echoes of N.R.A. 20008.
Grofé (Ferde) :
Comic strips. 4945.
Count your blessings.
Going to press. 5268.
Good evenin’ Mister Nightingale.
7661.
8678.
24099.
Mississippi lament. 14799.
On the trail. 21003, 23021.
Run of the news. 6483.
Sob sister. 6540.
Groth, (1. C2)
Depression blues. 5025.
Groff’s club march. 5811.
I pull I push the squeeze box.
5Dd6.
Ideal march. 5589.
Inspiration waltz. 5646.
May-blossoms. 5981.
Grogan (Dorothea) :
Oh Lord, let ’er rain. 14966.
You're a jig-saw puzzle to me.
11632.
Groh (M. E.) Why do I love you.
21613.
Grom (L. E.):
By nineteen thirty seven. 19810.
Keep smiling. 3627.
Those old ‘Texas_ long-horns.
13462.
When the huisache blooms in
Texas. 13637.
pt. 11, n. S., v. 28
Gronkowski (L. E.) Lets draft a
lever’s code. 20594.
Groodt (Thomas De)
(Thomas)
Groom (Lester) Accompanying har-
monies for the plainsong psalter.
23812.
Grooms (Calvin) pseud.
(L. QO.)
Grosenick (Louis) Makin’ a fool of
myself over you. 5910.
Grosmaire (Andrée)
1476.
Gross (A. G.) Mother’s welcome home
kiss. 1570.
Gross (Philip):
Can’t we still be friends. 310.
I’m walking along, singing a song.
SAS.
In the valley of my dreams. 1143.
Wear a great big Smile. 2585.
Won’t you take a chance with me.
2729.
Gross (Rosilla) Fairy folk. 1553.
Grosse bluff. 3325.
Grosse meister fiir kleine hande. 3326.
Grossman (Bernie) You bunch of fun.
27595.
Grossman (Betty)
See De Groodt
See Smith
Marguerites.
Just a little kiss
or two. 18551.
Grossman (Gertrude) Is it a dream.
22548.
Grossman (M. U.)
the Rio Grande.
Grosstadt-nichte.
3TT4.
Grosvenor (R. L.):
I carry you in my pocket in a
locket of gold. 24488.
My ship has come in bringing
you. 25076.
Grosz (Wilhelm) :
Einerlei, ob wir zwei ohne geld
sind. 1498.
Mein gnidiges fraiulein, ich traume
Magic valley of
10507.
3012, 3013, 3327,
seit tagen von ihnen. 1498.
Schéne Galathee. 4145, 4146.
Sorgenbrecher. 25541.
Taifun. 15394.
Wer nimmt die liebe ernst. 2596,
2597.
Grothe (Franz):
Ersten blumen im mai. 3198.
Grosse bluff. 3325.
Hab’ keine angst vor liebe. 24378.
Kleine liebe-grosse liebe. 10354.
Obne dich hat die welt keinen
sinn. 3951.
Sag mir, wer du bist. 15175.
Schon wir’s liebling. 11066.
So ein kuss kommt von allein.
25488.
Zigeuner, you have stolen my
heart. 2803.
1288
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
* Grothe (Franz)
Ersten blumen im mai.
Grosse bluff. 3325.
Edition, g.m.b.h.:
3198.
Kleine liebe-grasse liebe. 10354.
Schon wiir’s liebling. 11066.
Grout (D. M.) I’m satisfied. 14451.
Grout (L. H.) Manhattan lights are
calling to me. 3768.
Grove (Philetus) White House is
wisely smiling through. 28688.
Groveman (Felix) Chain gang song.
19835.
Grover (D. I. V.):
Drivin’ rain. 14153.
When summer’s gone. 19526.
Grover (EK. C.) Sweetheart of Theta
chi. 19321.
Grover (J. M.) Little Jim Crow.
1339.
Grovermann (C. H.) Medea. 14763.
Groves of Blarney. 785.
Gruben (EH. D.)
of you. 15508.
Gruber (Franz):
Christmas eve. 13765 (26).
Holy night. 22291.
Holy night! peaceful night. 53896.
Silent night, holy night. 2137.
Gruber (G. J.) jr. I will come again
back to lovers lane. 24595.
Gruber .( Joseph) :
Mass in honor of the immaculate
conception. 17752 (91).
XX offertoria. 21696 (1386).
Gruber (Seymour) Dream boat of
love. 22062.
Gruby skandal.
Gritin (Bernard)
Twilight reminds me
786, 7677.
Freut euch des le-
bens. 16202.
Griin ist die heide. 4745, 4746, 6903,
6904.
Gruenberg (Eugene) Sixty studies
for the violin. 11670 (488, 489).
Gruenberg (Louis) Jack and the
beanstalk. 10284*.
Griindgens (Gustaf) Banditen. 13000.
Griinfeld (Richard) Sch6n sind die
frawn von Wien. 2072.
Gruff (Bessie) Come back to me
sweetheart. 21988.
Grumberg (Anna):
Close to me. 381.
Happy hours. S809.
Grunder (Flo) You brought the turn
of the tide. 28757.
Grundlehner (Ernest) :
Shake your head from side to side.
11097.
“Silvery moonlight kissed my dar-
ling’s golden hair. 11117.
Springtime. 2241.
“You're the one I love sweetheart.
13740.
Grundy (Buck) Something to live
for. 21250.
Grupp (C. A.):
Program of love. 25300.
Was Crusoe alone on that isle.
25780.
Gruppe (P. M.)
11360.
Grus (L.) et cie.:
Central park. 13983.
Darling, O darling. 7426.
Feuilles daibum. 18171.
Mauve hour. 8255.
Mephisto-dance. 14781.
Pour les jeunes, 15075.
Quiétude. 8642.
Réves bleus. 8659.
Rosas de pasion. 15158.
Gruss pub. ¢o.:
That beautiful dream. 25646.
You’ve got everything and I’ve got
Today’s processional.
you. 25979.
Gruss und kuss Veronika. 143806.
G’schichten aus Wien. 22231.
Gubbins (A. L.):
Because I love you so. 15835.
Beside that old lagoon. 13893.
Man in the moon tell me. 16748.
Tousle-haired Teena. 17448.
Gudmundson (Leo) Among the flow-
ers so fair. 9874.
Gue (A. L.) pseud. See Parret (A. L.)
Guehring (H. W.) Listen to the bells
sweetheart. 10429.
Giildner (Erwin) Mund-harmonika.
14844.
Gtildner (F. A.) Mund-harmonika.
14844.
Guelick (H. D.) Moonlight mesa.
16817*.
Gtinther (Félix) Johann Strauss.
10305.
Guentzel (Gus):
Christmas fantasy. 3036.
Grandfather’s old clock. 775.
Liberty band march. 1312.
Liberty band opening. 3677.
New Year’s revels. 3921.
Guercio (Angelo) You let the blues
into my heart. 9284.
Guerin (Grattan) Little Cinderella.
USS
Guerrero (Jacinto) See Guerrero
Torres (Jacinto)
Guerrero Torres (Jacinto) :
Dona Mariquita. 12042.
Fama del tartanero. 12128.
_ Tentaciones. 25642.
Guerrieri (Stefano) Gina. 99384.
Guerriero (A. R.)
ifeo2.
Guerrini (Guido)
Gueule d’amour.
Sweet little girl.
Tre pezzi. 9985.
485.
1289
INDEX
Guhr (Irma)
home. 1594.
Guilbaut (E.)
de cornet a pistons.
Guilbert (Warburton):
How can I keep from Singing.
14363.
Modern madrigal.
Piano in the parlor. 17058.
Service with a smile. 17202.
Today is another day. 17436.
Guild (E. M.):
After I’ve gone away. 20.
Just a wee man. 3608.
Makes no difference. 3757.
My dear old Wisconsin
Nouvelle g."° méthode
6157.
16802.
Still you belong to me. 2250.
When. 4498.
When the sky is raining rain.
4522.
Guilford (F. G.) American fidelity.
15776.
Guillou (René) Adagio. 18260.
Guingrich (R. L.) Sally of the valley
at the fair. 132338.
Guion (D. W.):
All day on the prairie. 11708.
Arkansas traveler. 108.
Cowboy’s dream. 16004.
Home on the range. 1238038.
Little Joe, the wrangler. 20635.
OV Paint. 16982.
What shall we do with a drunken
sailor. 17559.
Guion (Raymond) Brief moment.
19798.
Guire (Rodney) Sweet dreams.
11245.
Guise (F. L.) It’s either the river or
you. 20480.
Guist (W. G.).:
I dreamed that my dreams came
true. 24496.
Sailor’s plea.
Guizar (Tito):
If you love me. 12446.
Love is in your eyes. 8195.
Save your kisses for me. 23246.
Waiting for you. 13564.
Gulbins (Max) Vater unser.
(374).
Gulbins (Walter)
(374).
Gulino (Emily)
me, 17610.
Gullmar (Kai)
20759.
Gumble (Albert) Alice,
thou going. 17752 (9).
Gumble (Mose) Jungle march. 2815
(170).
19128.
9332
Vater unser. 9332
When you return to
Metsp6, en liten mort.
where art
Gump (Richard) My Tané. 6102.
Gundersen (8S. A.) Oh, Charlie.
18937.
pt. 1m, n.s., v.28
Gunderson (J. R.) Should I believe °
you. 11106.
Gunderson (L. P.):
My rainbow of dreams.
Some-time Ill be
18844.
loving you.
19230.
Gung’l (J.) Amourettes. 23848.
Gunn (M. M.) Two Chinese songs.
3329.
Gunn (M. W.) 23304.
Gunst (Rolf):
At the wedding of the rooster to
the little red hen. 2878.
College girl. 3048.
Don’t you tell me no, no. 14125.
I feel I’ve always known you.
Smoky Joe.
16364.
Snowtime. 2174.
Tempting. 134386.
23rd psalm of King David's.
11670.
Gunther (J. J.) Montana’s majesty.
14818.
Guptell (EK. W.) Harvest time. 18281.
Guptill (William) Have you forgot-
ten. 5341.
Gurgo (—) pseud. See Gallino (Ce-
sare)
Gurley (Joan) :
Danse caprice.
Laddie I love.
Summer roses.
Gurli. 788, 2242.
Gurlitt (—) Corn.
9332 (86).
15733 (175).
9352 (3848).
17752 (33).
Gurlitt (Cornelius) Marionettes.
16757.
Gurlitt (Manfred) Nana. 10712*.
Gurnari (John) When you went
away. 17612.
Gurska (V. J.) Curly headed baby.
18028.
Gusman (Meyer):
I’m just a victim of love. 24550.
Waltz in blue. 25773.
Gustaff (G. L.) Please don’t take me
wrong. 8579.
Gustafson (A. E.)
Gustafson (Walter)
dreams. 18696.
Gustat (Constance) :
Big dipper blues. 21814.
Keep up your chin. 22621.
Moonlight and you. 22831.
Gute kamerad. 20169.
Gutman (Sidney) Bon voyage. 13921.
Guttenberger (Ferd) Shaka foot.
19166.
Guttmann (Artur):
Das, was war, bleibt ein geheimnis.
3103.
Einmal kommt einer. 38188.
Frau muss nur versteh’n. 703, 704.
In deinen blauen augen steht ein
gedicht. 3541.
True love. 21484.
Wonderful
1290
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Jedes jahr im frtihling. 3188.
Komm’ mein schatz. 704, 1264.
Miidel weine nicht so sehr. 1446,
1447.
Reizendes cousinchen,
So lang noch ein walzer von
Strauss erklingt. 2176, 2177.
Soldat ist treu. 4219.
Warum bist du so traurig.
Wenn du liebst. 2598.
Guttmann (Joseph) :
Hileen I love you.
Give me New York.
Hail U.S.A. 7690.
I believed in you.
My autumn queen.
You and me. 15687.
Guy (Mickey) Deep hollow.
Guyop (J. D.)
4095.
4463.
18137.
22190.
16349.
18808.
18052.
you. -4842.
Guzik (Joseph) Now that I have you.
22974.
Gwenevere. 15733. (252, 327).
Gwin (Hdmond) You’re the truest pal
in all the world. 2781.
Gwinn (Bernice) Dixie skies of blue.
16058.
Gwyllt (Ieuan) Moab. 22819.
Gwynn (Francis) pseud. See Grey
(F. H.)
Gyldmark (Oskar) :
Ballet suite for orkester. 15821.
Serenade. 17197.
Spansk marsch. 17286.
Gyldmark (Sven) I dansens glede
kan hjertet grede. 929.
Gypsy Nina.
flows. 15014.
Gysberts (C. A. M.) Ave Maria. 7155.
Gyuresak (Arpy) Forget your trou-
bles, dream of tomorrow. 7594.
Haack (V. H.) In the heart it will
always be summertime. 22529.
Haag (Chris) In California. 5620.
Haas (A. L.) Song of Nira. 23386.
Haas (Alice M.) Just a picture of
you. 16579.
Haas (Anna M.) Good-bye, gal. 12222.
Haas (M. R.):
My radio queen. 8391.
Prosperity is coming. 1928.
Habdas (Leo) Heart of the musician.
10015.
Haben (A. C.) Light upon the twi-
light hour. 2815 (180).
Hachten (Herbert) Hard hearted
man. 813.
Hacker (Carrie)
dream tonight.
Hacker (Lola):
Green River valley.
Here’s to the folks.
Start doin’ your
N.R.A. 19281.
Out where the Volga
Oh let me dream a
20972.
14304.
20231.
part for the
Blue over sweet little
Hackerman (I. N.) Mazie Mae. 18716.
Hackett (Ray) Yearning. 23740.
Hackforth (N. P.):
Blue Mediterranean skies. 4840,
4841.
God bless you. 22196.
With one star awake. 25913.
Hackh (Otto) Sevillana. 17752 (129).
Hackleman (W. HE. M.) au. and Hack-
leman (Pearl) prop. Woly Saviour
Thou didst love us. TO76 (124).
Haden (Carl) There’s a little gray
mother dreaming. 25667.
Hadfield (Homer) Wasted moon.
15564.
Hadley (G. A.):
Jolly three.
On a strike.
Hadley (Henry) :
1203.
1765.
Enchanted castle. 9805.
Streets of Peking. 15342-15344.
Hiinde aus dem dunkel. 14316.
Hindel (G. F.):
Almira. 9990.
Andante. 795.
Angels ever bright and fair.
Christmas Messiah. 16266.
Concerti grossi. 21696 (138).
Dance for a masque. 7684.
Easter evangel. 796.
Father in heaven. 7076 (111).
Fugue. 23795 (29).
Gavotte. 16267.
Ground. 22236.
Hallelujah, amen. 3334.
Happy moments. 24395.
Harmonious blacksmith. 797.
I know that my Redeemer liveth.
798.
Interlude. 7685.
Konzert fiir cembalo F-dur. 20174
Largo. 799.
Largo, from Xerxes.
March. 16267.
March from Scipio. 20175.
More sweet rays. 3335.
Our blest Redeemer. 2815 (119).
Rest of the weary. T7686.
Salve Regina. 5322.
Slow music for a ballet.
Sonata. 5328, 12248.
Three pieces from the Water
music. 801.
Thrice blest who far away. S802.
Throned high in heaven. 12249.
What can heal the broken-hearted.
12247.
800.
7687.
24379.
Haensch (Edmund) Baisers dans la
nuit. 19737.
Haenschen (Gustave) Dream sere-
nade. 9762.
Haensgen (Adolf) :
Aus der tanzstunde. 11670 (17).
Bauerntanz. 11670 (21).
1291
INDEX
Haensgen (Adolph)—Continued.
Grossmiitterchen erzaihlt. 11670
(1382).
Kinderparade. 11670 (186).
Hafermalz (W.) Pfannkuchens ge-
burtstag. 13106.
Hagan (J. M.) All that’ I ‘need.
21720.
Hageman (Richard) Tragodie in
Arezzo. 6778*.
Hagen (Hans) That night in Vienna.
21363.
Hagen (J. M.) Songs of the saddle.
21276.
Hager (Bill) pseud. See Hager (Wolf-
gang)
Hager (Fred) :
Buy American. 285, 7281.
From the musical paint box of
radio dreams. 24309.
Gee, but it’s great to meet a
friend from your home town.
12187, 20110.
Gleaming star. 2815 (105).
Hummin’ to myself. 3401.
My heart is hummin’ I tove you.
8365.
My musical paint box of beautiful
dreams. 16868.
Poison, I shall die loving you.
8583.
I will not forget
1054.
On the dalles of
Hager (Wolfgang)
you, Sweetheart.
Hagerty (Denis)
St. Croix. 8502.
Haggerty (Donald) Why did I fall
for you. 2691.
Hagney ” “(k) V2) Memory’s. wall.
16773.
Hagstrom (H. M.):
Glad song. 5259.
Quaint little house.
Spring. 60596.
Heegue (Francis) Where the honey-
suckle twines about the door. 17620.
Hahn (F. E.) Menuet. 4656 (395).
Hahn (George) Thanksgiving prel-
ude. 11670 (373).
Hahn (N. D.) Vl be your
20327.
H:ihn (Reynaldo):
Rapturous hour. 21110.
Si mes vers avaient des ailes.
15239.
Hahne (Winnifred) :
Blue bride blues. 11818.
Ghost ship. 12193.
If I were you. 12489.
Hail (Ewen) Mister will you give me
a ride. 14805.
Haine (J. L.) Trail around the moun-
tain. 4888.
Haines (H. E.)
4656 (82).
6363.
chum.
Catch of the season.
pt. 111, n. S., v. 28
Haines (H. F.)
away. 19966.
Haines (Lois)
Haines (S. B.):
Don’t throw my heart
Always tomorrew. 66.
In your arms. 7962.
Pop-eye the skipper. 8585.
Hainke (Rudolf) God. 18234.
Hair (Lee) Century of progress.
march. 9581.
Haire (Sue)
forever and a day.
Hairston (M. L.)
that’s in my heart for you.
Hajos (Joe):
Ach Willi. 4465.
Ich hab’ dich einmal gektisst. 5585.
Kleines braunes midel aus Ha-
vanna. 5746.
Trium’ mein kleines baby. 6778.
Was eine frau bei nacht ver-
spricht. 4465.
Hajos (Kar:):
Lonely little senorita.
22709.
Love theme. 37380.
Hakins -(Richard) Saying good-bye
While we go dancing
2676.
There’s a song
2Std:
20656,
to love. 23249.
Halama (F. J.) Believe it or not.
7199.
Tale, CAME:
Hop Scotch. 22306.
Tale of long ago. 15408.
Hale (Kathleen) You take your joys:
to somebody else. 7056.
Hale (P. H.) We want silver. 9151.
Hales (Hubert): ;
Invocation. 7971.
Spring carol. 6599.
Half and half. 24882*.
Half-naked truth. 3942.
Halier (P. d’) Pour étre heureux.
15078.
Halkair (Marion) Dear old dad.
7436.
Hall (A. E.) Down by the sally gar-
dens. S066.
Hall (Alma) Tropic moon. 4894.
Hail (Arnold) pseud. See Brower
(G. A.)
Hall (Billy): .
Are you happy to-night. 7140.
Florida moon. 18179.
Hall (C. S.) I'll see you! at the fair:
14415.
Halting Br )it
Brown cheering song.
Eyes of Texas. 3213.
HalivGhe 2)
18943.
Juggler. 11670 (182).
Six easy character sketches.
11670 (184).
Steep song. 11670 (342).
Twilight. 11670 (386).
1292
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Hall (EK. W.) Where the golden
Mississippi wends its way. 25873.
Hall (Eugene) Tropic moon, 4594.
Hall (Fred):
Happy-go-lucky Pete. 808.
Yes-men on parade. 21638.
50 favorite get together songs.
12141.
Hall (G. W.) Dear little Babe in the
manger. 19926.
Hail (Gertrude) If you were true.
12447.
Hall (Hallie):
Song of life. 6565.
Symphony of love. 6681.
Hall (Henry):
Ball at the Savoy. 17866.
©. B. Cochran presents. 24012.
Five-fifteen. 22127.
Gay divorce. 243824.
Nymph errant. 25130.
Oh! Johanna. 22995.
Viennese memories of Lehar.
13549.
Hat Ge ©.)
Lights of mystery. 24792.
Old fashioned. 25156.
You here at twilight. 25955.
Hall (Isabelle) When the sun bids
the day good morning. 6344.
Hall (J. B.) Gay gossoon, 22173.
Hall Coit )e
Abiding name. 4656 (2).
Acorn, 4656 (6).
Angel ward. 4656 (21).
Angels are singing. 238795 (4).
Are you helping. 4656 (27).
Behold the conquering King.
4656 (55).
Blood of Jesus. 4656 (67).
Christ hath conquered. 4656 (89).
Conquering King. 4656 (108).
Crown of life laid up for me.
4656 (116).
Easter brightness.
HKiaster greeting.
Easter heralds.
Haster morning.
Kaster trumpet.
Ever onward. 19648 (34).
Fair Haster. 4656 (171).
For me. 4656 (191). :
4656 (149).
4656 (151).
4656 (153).
4656 (155).
4656 (156).
From Calvary to Olivet. 4656
(199, 200).
Garden guest. 9915*.
Gates of gladness. 4656 (204).
Gloria in excelsis. 7634.
Guiding star. 20167.
Hark! the song. 4656 (238).
He liveth. 3355.
He wa.ts for thee. 4656 (244).
Till be there by and by. 4656
(277).
Is it nothing to you. 4656 (309).
Jesus lives. 4656 (3822).
Joy overflowing. 4656 (3829).
King immortal. 3631*.
King of Kings. 23795 (42).
Light of Haster 4656.
(354).
Light of life. 4656 (356).
Live to be a blessing. 4656 (366).
Mary. 4656 (388).
Mount High. 4656 (421).
Not half the story sweet.
(453).
O King of Kings.
O little town of Bethlehem.
(60).
On the hilltops. 4656 (475).
Praise ye Him. 10934.
Remember me. 4656 (530).
Santa’s success. 21696 (333).
Satisfied. 4656 (558).
Song and light. 4656 (586).
Song of hope and faith.
(591).
There is something in that story.
4656 (627).
This is the day. 4656 (629).
Tomb is shining. 4656 (648).
Victory. 4656 (667).
When in Thy courts I stand. 4656
(686).
Wonderful birth. 21696 (421).
Hall (James W.) Waltzing in dreams.
4460.
Hall (Julia W.) At the end. 9414.
Hall (L. W., Leigh, and Philip) :
Abiding name. 4656 (2).
Acorn, 4656 (6).
Angel ward. 4656 (21).
Angels are singing. 23795 (4).
Are you helping. 4656 (27).
Behold the conquering King. 4656
(55).
Blood of Jesus. 4656 (67).
Christ hath conquered. 4653 (89).
morning.
4656.
4656. (459).
23795,
4656
Conquering King. 4656 (108).
Crown of life laid up for me.
4656 (116).
Easter brightness. 4656 (149).
Kiaster greeting. 4656 (151).
Haster heralds. 4656 (153).
Easter morning. 4656 (155).
EKaster trumpet. 4656 (156).
For me. 4656 (191).
From Caivary to Olivet. 4656
(199, 200).
He waits for thee. 4656 (244).
Ill be there by and by. 4656
(277).
Is it nothing to you. 4656 (309).
Jesus lives. 4656 (322).
King of Kings. 238795 (42).
Light of Easter morning.
(354).
4656
1293
INDEX
Hall (L. W., Leigh, and Philip)—Cont.
Light of life. 4656 (356).
Live to be a blessing. 4656
(366).
Mary. 4656 (388).
Mount High. 4656 (421).
Not half the story sweet. 4656
453).
O King of Kings.
O little town of Bethlehem.
(60).
On the hilltops. 4656 (475).
Remember me. 4656 (530).
Satisfied. 4656 (558).
Song and light. 4656 (586).
4656 (459).
23795
Song of hope and faith. 4656
(591).
There is something in that song.
4656 (627).
This is the day. 4656 (629).
Victory. 4656 (667).
When in Thy courts I stand.
4656 (686).
Hall (Lucile) :
Dreaming. 12077.
I’m in love with you. 12384.
Love me. 12683.
Moonlight on the Swanee river.
12824.
My mother’s melody of love.
12904. ie
Rolling along. 12200.
Hall (M. E.):
Smile and chase the blues away.
15267.
Wen’t vou try it once again.
15674.
Hall (M. G.):
Crystal sleigh. 18025.
White winter morning.
Winter night. 19577.
Hall (M. L.) Baby’s lullaby.
19546.
19726.
Hall (N. C.) Old homestead in the
old hometown. 25162.
Hall (R.) Southern cannon ball.
15306.
Hall (Raymond) Yodeling ranger.
21641.
Hall (Susie) Jesus rescued me.
22577.
Hall (T. L.) Gazing on the Rocky
Mountain green. 20107.
Hall (T. R.) At sunset we loved.
7145.
Hall (W.-W.):
Brothers and sisters get happy.
2957.
Dancing in 3.2 time. 7417.
For I use Fitch shampoo. 18184.
Four walls. 20087.
Great big stick is swingin’. 5307.
Here comes the parade. 20229.
I love you so. 10117.
pt. 1, n. s., v.28
I want to help balance the bud-
get. 12424.
Oh! you so’n-so. 25152.
There's just that something about
you. 25668.
We're seein’ Harry home. 138596.
Hall (William) When the sun bids
the day gocd morning. 6944.
Hall & McCreary co.:
Century of progress in American
song. 13984.
Everybody’s song book. 18158.
Red book of program songs and
choruses. 1961.
Hall-Mack co.:
Abiding King. 10*.
Aunt Jane’s Christmas. 19717*.
Choosing to do His will. 15960.
Christmas classics. 19855.
Christmas highway. 19856.
Christmas message. 19856*.
Easter triumph. 3186.
Garden guest. 9915*.
Gloria in excelsis. 7634.
Guiding star. 20167.
He liveth. 3355.
I’ve found a friend. 20395.
In His Kingdom. 10212.
King immortal. 3631*.
Lighting the world. 18625. .
Praise ye Him. 10934.
Promised Hight. 17101*.
Sing and rejoice. 21219.
Song triumphant. 21272.
Spirit of mother-love. 6593*.
Hallbauer (H. R.) Sea_ voices.
11073.
Halle (R. L.):
In the springtime I'll be with you,
sweetheart mine. 4656 (305).
Halle (Roger):
Why can’t a girl be a soldier.
11670 (482).
Hallelu Aunt Hagar’s chilluns hal-
lelu. 3335*,
Hallelujah, ’m a bum.
2606, 2753.
Hallett (Gene) We're all through
with blues. 21519.
Hallett (H. H.) Under the blue eagle.
194386.
Hallett (M. 1)
God. 8046.
Hallett (Sully) Ole’ Man Depression.
1760.
803, 959,
Keep in the will of
Halley (Glenn)
21931.
Hallgren (H. L.) Home your [sic]
a wee bit of heaven. 22297.
Hallman (KE. A.) I’m always dream-
ing. 20356.
Halls (Paul) :
Bootlegger’s song.
Dreamer of
Cold shoulder blues.
7239, 7240.
dreams. 7495, 7496.
1294
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Halmy (Lou) Rockin’ in rhythm.
21140.
Halnan (Robert) Let’s blame it on
the man in the moon. 10402.
Halpert (Lillian) Sixteen years in
prison. 19206.
Halseth (HK. J. and Edna) In moth-
er’s arms. 12458.
Halsey (M. G.) Sing unto the Lord.
8770.
That wonderful
2359.
Angels in the garden.
Halverson (Julius)
mother of mine.
Ham (A. M.)
4716*.
Ham (Hthel)
smile. 22615.
Ham tree. 2815 (224).
Hamblen (Bernard) :
Babe of. Bethlehem. 17849.
Iam Fate. 5448.
Hamblin (Maurine)
why not you. 25510.
Hambourg (Jan):
Just say I will and
Someone new,
Chant polonais. 15961.
Mazourka. 15962.
Nocturne. 15968.
Prelude. 15964.
Valse. 15965, 15966.
Hambro (S. H.) Rythm thing.
23234.
Hamelle (J.) Sérénade a_ Bettine.
25429.
Hamer (Alfred) Virgin’s song to her
baby Christ. 21479.
Hamilton (C. M.) Back again. 2894.
Hamilton (C. 8.) I am determined to
hold out. 5442.
Hamilton (Chick) See Hamilton (C.
M.)
Hamilton (G. W.) Blue eagle.
23969.
Hamilton (George) What am I sup-
posed to do. 15586.
Hamilton (Grace) Victim of love.
11419.
Hamilton (J. 8.):
Lord Jeffery Amherst. 11670
(204).
Songs of Amherst college. 11670
(353).
Hamilton (M. R.):
Life’s morn will soon be waning.
16658.
Oh if I had some one to love.
16972.
Hamii!ton (Ord):
Actions speak louder than words.
9337.
Cabaret artist. 9547.
Now you're here. 10766.
Hamilton (R. P.) Little lady in blue.
8142.
Hamilton (R. W.) I want to go home
with your answer. 1046.
38188—34—_15
Hamilton (T. P.)
to hold out. 5442.
Hamlin (Baird) There’s a Roosevelt
in the chair. 13448.
Hamma (H. J.) When you’re away.
I am determined
17606. .
Hammann (F. B.):
Farmer Lee, from ‘Tennessee.
16150.
In the moonlight. 16517.
Moonlight on
10596, 10597.
There’ll come a time when you'll
miss me. 17391.
Hammed (Tausha) I can’t go along
the Chesapeake.
without love. 14387.
Hammer (G. H.) Wondering what
you'll do next. 2724.
Hammer (N. 8.) Waiting. 4447.
Hammer. (Thelma) I’m _ so _ alone.
16430.
Hammerly (Shirley) :
My one white rose. 8885.
When first your lips touched mine.
2621.
Hammerton (Jimmy) :
Can’t you. see what I’ve got.
21868.
When I’m with you. 23637.
Youll str:ke it rich. 23765.
Hammett (Gene) See Hammett (W.
JD ies
Hammett (W. EE.) jr.
longs to you. 3871.
My heart be-
Hammond (H. G.) Flowers. 669,
22136.
Hammond (R.) pseud. See Venter
(R. H.)
Hammond (W. G.):
Behold, the Master passeth by.
4656 (57).
I love my Jean. 4656 (280).
Messiah victorious. 4656 (400).
Hampe (Adolf) :
Vergiss mich. 9095.
Warum bist du heut’ so kalt zu
mir. 9129.
Hampton (Mrs. G. BE.) Life of Christ
in Scripture and song. 16656.
Hampton (H. W.) Chiquilla.
11932.
Han Hun og Hamlet. 55.
Hancock (HK. B.) It’s half past two.
7982.
Hancock (Mary)
song. 4454.
Hancock (Rilla) :
Chicago. 14012.
Down in Hong Kong.
9616,
Walden victory
12058.
Florine from Argentine. 14226.
Hushaby. 143877.
Lost lady of dreams. 14690.
My California rose. 14860.
1295
INDEX
Hancort
15316.
Handel (Gertrude)
(M. S.) Spirit
I’ve got a eute
little blessed event. 12418.
Handle with care. 106, 2399.
Handley (Benjamin) :
Alabamy mammy. 7101.
Football dreams of Michigan.
20076.
New found love. 8427, 25103.
Ruthie. 21159, 25384.
Handman (Lou):
Let's make the next kiss the next
to last kiss. 3667.
My dear one. 22880, 25029.
On a steamer coming over.
17001, 20999.
Puddin’ head Jones. 21095.
Spanish sweetheart. 17285.
Who's who with you, gorgeous.
21600.
Handon (Martin):
Little cherub. 17752 (82).
Spring chicken. 4656 (605).
Handy (K. E.) My blues. chant.
18811.
Handy (W.C.) In that great gettin’
up morning. 16512.
Handy bros. music ¢€o., ine.:
Gitty-up! Nicodemus. 12202.
Got a need for you. 12234.
Harlem, Harlem’s heaven to me.
20192.
I go Congo. 14896.
In that great gettin’ up morning.
16512.
Lazy rain. 146388.
Sit down. 15258.
Swing that thing. 13417.
Hanes (Helen) ‘True love never runs
smooth. 25711.
Hanfstaengl (Ernst) :
Deutscher fohn. 5032, 7451.
Ich hatt’ einen kameraden. 18547.
Jugend marschiert. 5699.
Jugend trauert. 18547.
Schlageter-marsch. 19148.
Hants (EA. ve
Going with others but thinking of
you. 16237.
I got these dog-goiie down ’n’ out
blues. 18371.
Hanger (McCarthy) . Boston .. man.
243.
Hanighen (Bernie)
Harlem. 24250.
Fare-thee-well to
Hanke (Elmer) O morning - star.
8459.
Hanke (Hans) Improvisations on an
orig nal theme. 16498.
Hanks (A..A.)) N. ReiA. 18851.
Hanley (J. F).:
Another night in your arms. 9383.
Justa barefoot boy. 20523, 22595.
mother.
|
pt. 1, n.s., Vv. 28
Just a rose covered doorway.
18555.
Just like
14603.
My mother’s garden. 14896.
Ole-o the gigolo. 3967.
On my calender [sic] of love.
28015.
Rhythm of the raindrops. 19088.
Sweet dreams, pretty lady. 15366.
Where the little bridge crosses the
stream. 15635.
Will you love me
19571, 19572, 2315.
Hanley-Downey. My mother’s garden.
14896.
Hanlon (Francis) Day by day... 16027.
Hannan (Grace) :
a corner of heaven.
tomorrow.
City of ghosts. 14026.
Driftwood. 16110.
End cf the lane. 14177.
Listning for your. whistling.
16669.
Mia diletta. 16782.
Mysterious you. 16896.
Sanctuary. 17169.
Senorita. 17195.
Shabby old porch. 17204.
What a comfort you've. been.
17551. |
Why do I need a million dollars.
17641.
Hannasch (R. E.) Call me sweet-
heart, just for tonight. 15916.
Hannenford (Noel) pseud. See Pear-
son (Arthur)
Hanning (M. W.)
10987.
Hanny (E. 8.) Only dreams. 21014.
Hanon (—) Sjémansdans i manens
Radio in flower.
glans. 21227.
Hanon (C.,L.) Pianosta virtuoso.
6301.
Hans de Schneekelock. 7692, 14321.
Hanscom (Minnie) I will always love
you as I do today. 58577.
Hansen (A. W.) Angels of Jammu.
21740.
Hansen (Bud) Dear stranger. 16037.
Hansen (Chas.) jr.:
Rock-a-bye lullaby. 18197.
Reck-a-bye lullabye. 4108.
Trip thru Monk and Sam’s song
farm. 21480.
Hansen (Chris) Riding with the
moon. 6399.
Hansen (E ):
Album of solos for piano accor-
dian [sic] 4685.
Colonel Bogey. 19873.
Down South. 16079.
Hungarian dance. 15889.
Love’s old sweet song. 16725.
William Tell. 23221.
1296
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Hansen (Edgar) Flower of Venezia.
24269*.
Hansen (Edmond) :
Back in my dreams: with you.
18731.
Forgive and forget.. 9889.
Two. 9059.
Hansen (Hva):
Back in my dreams with you.
19731.
Forgive and forget.
Two. 9059.
Hansen (Ferne) :
Friends. 3258.
Just suppose.
9889.
3617.
Hansen (Florence) Be still and
know. 11775.
Hansen ' (George Dupont-) See Du-
pont-Hansen (George)
Hansen (Gustav) Just say it — don’t
write it. 8039.
Hansen (H. P.)
my dreams.
Hansen (Hugh) Girl in my arms is
the girl of my dreams. 3281, 9986.
Hansen (J. A.) In my arms, Chicago
fair’s first prize. 3544.
Hansen (J. R.) Carmelita. 17960.
Hansen (Jules) Dix vocalises. 5325.
Hansen (Ross) What’s the use of
worryin’ now. 17558.
Hansen (Wilhelm) :
Alle fugle figjter paa en sang om
keerlighed. 55.
Alt, hvad der er dejligt, minder
mig om dig. 23839.
Altid om dagen. 19681.
Apollo revyen 1933. 15795.
Blaa drenge. 19759.
Indian princess of
12475.
Blomst jeg beer’i min tr¢je. 225.
Blumenlied. 17926.
Buch der kindermusik. 11862.
Dag er ikke levet uden keerlighed.
19905.
Danmarks marchen. 9679.
Der gaar en lille pige i den grgnne
skov. 16045.
Der var engang paa Frederiksberg.
16046.
16047.
16048.
denne stund.
Det er sommerens vals.
Det lyder som et eventyr.
Drgmmer vi to i
24201.
Dukkerne danser. 19905.
Ei wohl eine schone zeit.
Epodi e giambi. 16129.
For solen skinner bag ved skyen.
12160.
Frdéken skal vi spille yo yo. 711.
God aften lille frgken. 12216.
I dansens glede kan hjertet
grede. 929.
Jazz pianisten. 16554.
Jeg triller som en lerke. 12517.
5113.
Kantate ved indvielsen af Aarhus
universitet. 20551.
Kom! Alene vil vi gaa.
Landmandsliv. 1277.
Lille smil fra dig. 10424.
Lille tangokavallér. 16664.
Lyttervalsen 1933. 12707.
Marimba Jack. . 12788.
Med fuld musik. 12755.
Midt i byens hjerte. 16784.
Neue stiicke fiir kleines streichor-
chester. 12946.
Nyhavn 17. 12981.
Odds 777. 1738.
Passions—imusik. 1846.
Paustians uhr. 1849.
Polnisches konzert. 25276.
Quartetto. 17111.
Skippervalsen. 17240.
Skotternes parade. 13306.
Solen skinner ogsaa i en baggaard.
19681.
17259.
Som’rens melodi den har poesi.
25514.
Sorgenfri synger. 2214.
Spillebogen. 2231.
Suite. 6029.
Trio. 21429,
Vier kleine stiicke ftir streich-
quartett. 16699.
14 instrumental-kanons. 16823.
Hanson (Bob) See Hanson (G. R.)
Hanson (Hddy) Poppies. 10925.
Hanson (F. M.)
love. 10650.
Hanson (Fred) Why can’t we always
be in love. 19555.
Hanson (G. R.):
Moments. 14815.
Old Man Gloom. 18946.
Shoutin Sutton. 17220.
That’s the time a fellow needs a
mellow moon. 23442.
What-a-ya-do when you haven’t
got a dime. 19500.
Hanson (Henry) Ev’rything is rosio
now. 16141.
Hanson (Howard)
3808.
Hanson (Junius)
21443.
Hanson
14544.
Hansson (Stig) :
Amor kommer
natten. 7127.
Gurli. 788.
Hall takten spelemin for nu dan-
sar jag. 143815.
My dream house of
Merry mount.
Tune in, smile in.
CR. 3)
Infantry song.
som en tjuv om
Hjairtats rost. 244386.
Linda hambo. 1324.
Liten mascot. 8134.
Liten vastanflakt. 14669.
Mississippi moon. 24966.
1297
INDEX
Hansson (Stig)—Continued.
Nir tvenne hjirtan sla samma
slag. 25095.
Pa livets krokiga landsvéig. 8537.
Staden sjunger. 2242, 21293.
Tango-kavaljeren. 2318.
Varfér grater du nir hela varlden
mot dej ler. 21465.
Vore mer in underbart. 9104.
Hantelman (Ruby) Im your slave.
22434.
Hantman (Morris) Business with the
devil. 4864.
Hanton (W. D.) Sandra. 17170,
skate
Happ (Burt) Sleepy Caroline. 8779.
Happe (Frieda) That wonderful
night. 173883.
Happiness ahead. 12347, 19855.
Happy blues. 7693.
Happy days. 143824.
Happy ever after. 3539, 3626, 4399.
Happy families. 18278.
Happy hearts. 22245.
Happy New Year. 7698.
Happyland. 2815 (47), 4656 (229-235,
338, 385, 470, 580, 651, 682, 683).
Harbor bells. 5381.
Harburn (Jessie) Blossom time.
11817.
Harcourt (Marguerite) N.R.A. 20894.
Hard (Hrnest) Little shack down in
the hollow. 10448.
Hard times music pub. co. Old Man
Depression, he’s done brought me
down. 6209.
Hardeastle (A. E.)
Hardel (Felicie)
to be no more depression.
Hardelot (Guy 4d’)
(Guy)
Harden (Marjorie)
Prelude. 10941.
There ain’t going
17387.
See d’Hardelot
Moon has lifted
her silver crest. 22827.
Harden musie co., ine. NIRA! NIRA.
16946.
Hardgrove (Hlilen) Broken dreams.
259.
Hardin (Edna) Take your love to
that somebody else. 11272.
Hardin (G. F.) My California home.
25022.
Hardin (Lillian) Goober dance.
24354.
Harding (A.-C.) Hail to you legion
men. 14820.
Harding (F. C.) Ever of you dear
I’m thinking. 200386.
Hard:ing (Frank):
I wish I could look in your Irish
eyes: 95579.
Maid from Flushing. 3755.
Oh! mama, but wasent [sic] I
scared. 10788.
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Harding (H. C.) Fill the glasses to
Roosevelt. 5182.
Harding (Phyllis) In this sweet
loveliness. 20457.
Hardisty (J. H.) When the moon
shines down. 6938.
Hardy, (Ax TE):
Good bye dark blues. 20148.
Hear the Master ealling. 22267.
Hardy (Haylan) Old Man Depres-
sion, he’s done brought me down.
6209.
Hardy (J. M.):
If forgett.ng is
20422.
When there’s gold across the sea.
23664.
Hardy, ,(L. K.)
me. 11566.
Hardy (Maskell) :
Charm. 14017.
Child’s grace. 14017.
Hardy music pub. co., ine.
dark blues. 20148.
Harelson (H. B.) April song. 4725.
Hargrave (F. W.) Dear old Wabash
valley. 22012:
Hargreaves (Robert):
Boy and a gir! and a lane and a
moon. 19788.
Eleven good lads. 20011.
Gug-Gug-Gug-Gertie I lul-lul-lul
love you. 5316.
In an old wheel barrow. 5618.
It was four o’clock in the morn-
ing. 20490.
Let’s all go posh. 104€0.
There are many excuses for drink-
remembering.
Why not say yes to
Good bye
ing. 213¢8%
Hargrove (Charlotte) See Hargrove
(N. C.)
Hargrove (Don) She’s all for me.
2120.
Hargrove (N. C.) True romance.
6785.
Hargrew (H. M.) Mother’s last pray-
er. 14833.
Hark, the vesper hymn is stealing.
10001, 243899.
Harker (F. F.):
Abide with me. 4656 (1).
Blessed are the poor in _ spirit.
15860.
Calm on the list’ning ear of
night. 13765 (21).
I will lift up mine eyes to the
hills. 16475.
Lead me, Lord. 166381.
Lord opened the doors of heaven.
16697.
O for a closer
4656 (456).
O sing unto the Lord a new song.
13765. (142).
walk with God.
1298
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Rejoice in the Lord. 18765 (178).
Star of Bethlehem. 18765 (211).
Harkley (Walter) pseud. See Zamec-
maken (OW. dh)
Harkness (Robert) :
At your door. 25992 (5).
Dying love and _ living
25992 (15).
Go home and tell. 2815 (107).
He will hold me fast. 25992 (21).
Is he yours. 2815 (164).
My sins are forgiven. 2815 (238).
Now the day is over. 2815 (250).
Harlan (Clifford) Under dreamy
southern skies. 9071.
Harlan (Lucile) Little grey shadow.
12644.
Harlin (J.)
7652.
Harline (Leigh) :
love.
Gone but not forgotten.
Dance of the bogey men. 21983.
Lullaby land of Nowhere. 22753.
Harling (W. F.):
Children of Mary. 19850.
Little bit of love. 81388, 10431,
10482.
Lullaby. 20705.
Music for C—5. 20806.
Harmath (Victoria) Ill be waiting
in the hammock for you. 955.
Harmersbach (A. S.):
Divertimento breve. 9723.
Préludium und doppelfuge. 10929.
Harmon (D. P.):
Chromosomes. 3037.
Getting better all the time. 18216.
It’s almost here. 16538.
Harmon (Damon) Somehow. 19232.
Harmon (Rita) Dancing raindrops.
19912.
Harmonie verlagsgesellschaft ftir liter-
atur und kunst, a.g.:
Gretel aus dem Harz.
Jagd ins abenteuer.
Harmony music pub. ¢o.:
AS we waltz and waltz and waltz.
11735.
At the Atlantic City pageant show.
138386.
14305*,
24674".
Down where the sea breezes blow.
12065, 22059.
Tll keep poking fun at~ you.
14412,
Let us sip from the eup that
cheers. 14655.
Welcome shriners.
Harms (LT. B.) coe:
Count your blessings. 24999.
Down a long long rcad. 18096.
Flying down to Rio, 24271.
I'd be telling a lie. 20290.
It was only yesterday. 24673.
Lovely. 24859.
Moonlight memory.
13607, 23605.
18781.
Moonlight shadows. 24988.
Music makes me. 25009.
OV Man River. 6208.
Only with you. 25187.
Orchids in the moonlight. 25194.
Same time, the same place, to-
morrow night. 25390.
There’s a ring around the moon.
21382.
Till then. 19885, 21409.
Twenty-one guns for Susie. 25722.
What is there to say. 25814.
What more can I ask. 25815.
You. 25944.
Harms, ine.:
After all you’re all I’m
23816.
Ah, but is it love. 13781.
Always take care of your nickels.
7118.
Are you makin’
13826.
As far as I’m concerned. 108.
AS it began to dawn. 2869.
Ask your heart. 9406.
Babe of Bethlehem. 17849.
Blow ye the trumpet in Zion.
23964.
Bull-frog chorus. 2966.
Ce soir, ce soir, chérie. 329, 4904,
Christ the Saviour is risen. 3035.
Come up and see me sometime.
24080,
Cuban cabaret. 24109.
Dish ran away with the spoon.
after.
any money.
506.
Do you. 18084. ;
Dust in your eyes. 22084.
Dusty shoes. 3181.
Emperor Jones. 18140.
Eternity rejoices. 12106.
Experiment. 22108.
Fatal fascination, 629.
First spring day. 654.
Fishin’. 11542, 11543.
Forever and ever. 686.
Free. 142438.
From Galilee a mother came.
14247, 14248,
Gay divoree. 24324.
Give me a roll on a drum. 3287.
Glorious beer. 7635. ‘
Happy little week-end. 20190.
Hats off. 816-818.
Hats off, the Flag goes by.
3346, 53835, 7705.
High shoes. 24430.
Hold your horses. 20241.
House with nobody in it.
How could we be wrong.
How’s your romance. 904.
Hundred years ago. 910.
I cover the waterfront.
3345,
16328.
22315.
10079.
1299
INDEX
Harms, Ine.—Continued.
i’d like to take you home to meet
my mother. 18363.
I’d write a song. 928.
I gotta right to sing the blues.
3428.
I know the kind of girl. 22360.
I like the likes of you. 24511.
Til do my best to make you happy.
22367.
Tl) take an option on you. 967.
I’ve gotta get up and go to work.
14474.
If I love again. 1088.
If you could only cook. 1093.
Iz you only knew. 1097.
In my garden. 1128.
In the boat. , 3323.
In the hour of trial. 1138.
In the silence of the night. 18498.
Isn’t it heavenly. 10250.
It’s bad for me. 2255;
It’s only a paper moon. 20484.
Johnny. 22584.
Just a rose covered doorway.
18555.
Let’s make love like the croco-
diles. 18610.
Lie. 8116, 10417.
Lightly dancing, lovely marchion-
ess. 5797.
Listen, heart of mine. 12639.
Little green gate to heaven, 1335.
Little one. 8147.
_ Looking on the bright side. 5850.
Losing you. 14689.
Love is the sweetest thing. 16708.
Love me. 1386.
Lover’s prayer. 14708.
Me for you forever. 18717.
Metody. 38794, 12764.
Merry mount. 3808.
Moon about town. 24983.
Moon over Monterey. 18775.
Moonlight and pretzels. 14821.
My ideal. 10668.
My love. 14884.
My mother in the Fatherland.
1628.
My picture puzzle of you. 6091.
My temptation. 10706.
Never had an education. 1669.
New deal rhythm. 20922.
Nice goings on. 22954.
Night owl. 209384.
Nymph errant. 22979.
Off again, on again. 3945.
Pale moonlight. 15023.
Peanuts and kisses. 23080.
Perfect dream, 25243,
Physician. 23087.
Pig-tail. 2967.
Pompadour. 1897.
- Queenie. 4079.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Rain in my heart. 25319.
Savage serenade. 19139.
Scarf-dance. 3010.
Sea gypsy. 2094, 4156.
Shame on you. 19168.
She loves me not. 254388.
Sing a little jingle. 19196.
Singing to you. 23295.
So nonchalant. 2180.
Solomon. 23316.
Something in the air. 17267.
Song of the new dawn. 19251.
Spinnerliedchen. 6591.
Suddenly. 25583.
Swapping sweet nothings with
you. 19311.
Sweet madness. 19313.
Sweet one. 19315.
Tall city. 19333.
Tang of the sea. 19335.
Tell me to-night. 6705.
Thank God for you. 8954, 8955.
That’s life. 23855.
There'll never be another girl like
you. 2369.
There’s a little bit of you in every
love song. 15428.
Things that God hath prepared.
19374.
This is romance. 19375.
Titania. 4372.
To be or not to be in love. 15457.
To-night may never come again.
2422.
Two faced woman. 15510.
Two feet in two four time. 2472.
Under the lamp of love. 6809.
Vermont. 13545.
Vision. 25754.
Weep no more my baby. 19496.
Wenn die rosen bliihen. 4483.
When all the world is young.
2617, 2618.
When heaven’s holy kingdom is at
hand. 4503.
When love comes your way.
23650.
Whip-poor-will. 11542, 11548.
Wiegenlied. 8336.
Wind-moods. 19575.
With you here and me here.
19582.
‘ .You are the song. 2750.
You love me. 23766.
You’re ev’rywhere. 23771.
You’re in love. 2773.
Harnack (F. C.) Today. 6762.
Harness (M. M.):
I’m glad because of you. 995.
Memories of Indiana. 20748.
Harold (Charles) :
Lament for the living. 8067.
Man of the hour. 16749.
Harper (D. V.) Old Wyomin’ moon.
14981.
1300
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19383
Harper (Fannie) My darling wife,
and her infant baby. 8358.
Harper (J. D.) Sound advice. 2815
(310).
Harper (Leslie) Dancing feet. 455.
Harper (Marjorie) :
All I want is you. 2882.
Dearest. 4883.
Dreaming the clock around.
14147.
Garden of love. 725.
Give me your heart. 748.
Give your heart to me.
Ham and eggs for two.
Have a glass. 10010.
I dreamed a dream of you. 24495.
If you love me. 12446.
In the garden. 3549*,
It’s a good thing I can’t talk.
3574*.
Jungle moon.
12206.
12255.
20520.
Just be natural. 24705.
Land of make-believe. 3644.
Lovin’ you. 12695.
Margarita. 5924.
None but the brave deserve the
fair. 3985%.
Oh! oh! senor. 1740.
Road is calling. 25344.
Rose of the desert. 21150.
Rustic maiden. 21157.
Searching the town for you.
25417.
Smile or two. 21281.
So what. 21241.
Under a Javanese moon.
Waiting for you. 13564.
Well kept men. 25802.
What do you see in me. 15589,
What’s the difference. 15592.
What will her mother say. 21543.
Written in your eyes. 4596.
You belong in my arms. 25951.
You're the only one. 25972.
Harper (R. J.):
My heaven on earth. 18827.
You are mine. 19597.
Harr (H. W.) Santa Lucia. 19137.
Harralson (J. HE.) You're an old-
fashioned girl. 13735.
Harrell (J. R.):
Mississippi town. 14802.
We're through. 15575.
Harrhy (Edith) Mallee root.
Harrington (C. W.)
(8).
Harrington (Cecil) :
Absent friends. 17755.
Down in the valley. 16075.
15514.
20713.
Asbury. 13765
First concert party album. 9870.
Four trios. 9256.
Have this one with me. 7708.
King made whoopee in the land of
whack-a-doodle-do. 24729.
Song of the links. 15298.
Your dog’s come home again.
11657.
Harrington (Clark) Alas, that spring
Should vanish. 4682, 4683.
Harrington (H. J.):
Life’s golden day. 12634.
Now it’s time to say goodnight.
14956.
Harrington (G. HE.) Good times are
coming. 18248.
Harrington (K. P.):
Beyond. 138765 (16).
Christmas song. 7076 (36).
Copeland. T7076 (45).
Evanston. 18765 (49).
Invocation sentence. 13765 (99).
Middletown. 4656 (402).
Moore. 13765 (123).
Orono. 4656 (482).
Palm Sunday. 13765 (164).
Parker. T7076 (258).
Praise. 7076 (265).
Weihnacht. 7076 (381).
Worship. 7076 (391).
Harrington (W. ©.) I haven’t for-
gotten. 10093.
Harris (A. E.)
Harris (A. G.)
25159.
Harris (B. E.):
Love on the mountain. 22738.
Sitting together under the tree.
Freyschtitz. 22159.
Old folks at home.
L237,
Harr's (Barbara) Dreaming and
yearning for you. 12079.
Harris (Bertie) Fidelity march.
20061.
Harris (Bob)
Harris (Bud):
Happiness. 22244,
I’m an expensive gal. 22391.
Harris (C. K.) aw. and Harris (C. L.)
See Harris (W. R.)
prop.:
Belle of the ball. 19648 (18).
Dreaming love of you. 19648
(29).
Fly away birdie to heaven. 19648
(37).
Hearts. 19648 (45).
Somewhere. 23795 (87).
Harris (C. M.) Muscle Shoaly feelin’.
14846.
Harris (Cuthbert) :
As the earth bringeth forth her
bud. 4656 (38).
Break forth into joy. 4656 (74).
Come and see the sunlight gleam-
ing. 3047.
I will sing unto the Lord. 18453.
Our Lord is risen from the dead.
1818.
Te Deum laudamus. 4656 (625).
Young duettists. 4640, 4641.
1301
INDEX
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
Harris) Gis F.. )
gwine fishin’.
Harris.) CE: E.)
1029.
Harris (EH. L.):
Dat sun’s a-slantin’. 21998.
Make a bow to de buzzard. 22764.
Harris (Edward) :
Noah’s ark. 25118.
Strike men, strike true.
Inaeris, CE Rs
Senor la bullthrower. 4166*.
Tomorrow’s touchdowns. 21421*.
Harris (Fred) Prairie flower. 8592.
Harris (Frederick) ¢€0.:
Dark eyes. 12007, 14075.
In flowery meadows. 14520.
In old Vienna. 14530.
Memories of Vienna. 14772.
Oh ask me not. 14964.
Old refrain. 138028, 14977.
Sleeping beauty. 15501.
Harris (G@. M.) Don’t go back on your
Uncle Sam. 7469.
Harris (H. A.) Gently Lord, O gently
lead us. 11670 (116).
What’s de use in
25817.
I saw you come.
25579.
Harris (H. M.) Broken rhapsody.
13940.
Harris (H. W.) Gently Lord, O
gently lead us.
Harris (Harry)
my eye. 10084.
Harris (Hubbard) Wind-mill. 25904.
Harris (I. K.) Have faith, have faith.
16285.
11670 (116).
I dot somethin’ in
Harris (Irene) Drifting with the
leaves. 9778.
Harris (Ivora) Trying to forget.
13496.
Harris (J.) Now the day is over.
25127.
Harris (J. B.) I don’t seem to care.
7802.
Harris (J. M.):
Come, O come, ye weary. 19648
(20).
Cross Jordan today. 19648 (21).
Hark! hark! my soul. 4656
@37).
Have faith in God. 4656 (240).
Jesus is calling. 19648 (64).
Jesus now saves me. 4656 (324).
My soul is filled with glory. 4656
(487).
Will of God. 19648 (171).
Wonderful Savior. 4656 (702).
Harris (J. R.) Listen while I tell.
8132.
Harris (J. W.);:
Hug me. 14372.
Kiss me my love. 16609.
Harris (Joseph) :
After all I’ve done for you.
I'll make amends. 16387.
19656.
I'll never forget. 16390.
Love is a garment. 22730.
Moon, don’t shine down on me.
20778.
Harris (Kermitt)
Harris (Glet Re
12586.
Harris (L. W.) You’re meant for me.
2775.
Harris (Lou) What’s the use of be
ing a used to be. 25818.
Harris (Louisa) :
As the earth bringeth forth her
bud. 4656 (33).
Break forth into joy. 4656 (74).
Te Deum laudamus. 4656 (625).
Harris (Mrs. M. J.) Cross Jordan
today. 19648 (21).
Harris (Marjorie) Dancing the hours
away. 457.
Harris (Mark)
I keep hopin’. 948.
Lamp processional.
Whether a Gentile or
Jew. 13653.
Harris (Pauline) Take me home
again. 15399.
Harris (Phil):
If you could only cook. 1093.
Moonlight and melody. 10592.
My Galveston gal. 16848, 20837,
20838. r
Harris (R. A.) Te Deum laudamus.
11280.
Harris (R. D.) Old Man Depression.
13021.
Harris (Remus) :
Please let it be that way. 25269.
Sweet romance. 25608.
Yours, dear. 25986.
Harris (S:-d:):
Senorita mine. 17194.
Shanghai. 17206.
Harris (Theodore) In praise of you.
18483.
Harris (Thoro):
Crimea. 11670 (65).
Nature’s awakening. 18765 (131).
Rose of Sharon. 23214.
Harris (Victor) :
At evening. 4739.
Bit of singing. 4824.
Man’s song. 2815 (201).
Harris (W. B.) jr.. March eternal.
22774.
Harris (W. €.):
Maybe you'll understand. 16765.
Start right over again. 18372.
Harris (W. H.) My spirit longeth
for thee. 16886.
Harris (W. R.):
Grandad’s lullaby. 22224.
Tll never forget that old fash-
ioned girl. 10107.
Night of love. 10742.
You’ve played your last tune on
the strings of my heart. 11654.
1302
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Harrison (Julius) Invitation to the
dance. 20468.
Harrison (N. M.)
teen thirty three.
Harrison (O. P.)
find:. 133381.
Harrison (Richard) Think of the
days of sunshine. 21395.
Harrison (T. J.) Three point two.
19381.
Harrison (Tommy)
Shaek « .in
20849.
Harrison musikverlag, g.m.b.h.:
Chicago in nine-
14014.
Someone found my
My little grass
Kealakekua, Hawaii.
Ich bleib bei dir, O Rosmarie.
7906.
Midel wie du. 10506.
So im vortibergeh’n in deine augen,
seh’n. 17254.
Harsanyi (Tibor) Concertino. 3057.
Hart (Adelbert) :
Hail the Utah aggies. 24882.
Life seemed but’a dream. 24788.
Hart (Al) pseud. See Haas (A. L.)
Hart (Clyde) My boogaboo from
Timbuctoo. 3859.
Hart (H. C.) Out on the sea of love.
10844.
Hart (HE. E.) Lets go Chicago.
14652.
Hart (Evangaline) Sweetheart mine.
2295.
Hart (Harry De) See De Hart
(Harry)
Hart (Jack) When you hear Fritz
play twiddly-bits. 2657.
Hart (James) Shackles of love.
21204.
Hart (Lorenz) :
That’s love. 17376.
Yes me. 19595.
Hart (M. A.):
I know I shall see Him in glory.
4656 (272).
Pleading for admission. 4656
(509).
Hart (Mickey) pseud. See Hart (Adel-
bert)
Hart (N. D.) Let’s go Chicago.
14652.
Hart (Olive) Shine on lovely moon.
PACT § 0d.
Hart (P. E.) Under the moon with
you. 19439.
Hart (S. C.) When it’s lamp light-
in’ time in the valley. 26384, 4512,
25838.
Hartford music co.
16215.
Harthan (Hans)
(483).
Hartley (C. B.) N.R.A. 22926.
Hartley (H. G.) God of heaven, hear
our singing. 753.
Gems of gladness.
O bone Jesu. 4656
Hartley (William)
graded albums.
Flower series of
16166-16170.
Hartman (Bud) Tell him to stay.
112838.
Hartman (Don) One note trumpet
player. 3986.
Hartmann (Arthur):
Bring her again, O western wind.
19794.
Invictus. 20462.
Hartog (Cécile) Peep o’ day. 9332
(278).
Harts (H. L.):
God bless the friends we love.
9954.
Up the street.
Hartshorn (G. T.)
2493.
Lovers melody.
16723.
Hartung (H. V. L.) Fireside, my pipe
and you. 14217.
Hartwell (Harley and Roland) :
I’d share my dreams with you.
22339.
Why can’t we name the day. 21609.
Hartwigk-Engelken (Margarethe) :
Es ist so dunkel um mich her.
16130.
Hitler-marsch. 12295.
O Herr, erhore mein gebet.
S. A. marschiert. 17161.
Walzer. 20195-20198.
Weihnachten. 17546..
Harty (Clive) My little world. 20855.
Harty (Hamilton) :
Bonfires. 9332 (36), 15733. (34).
Colleen’s wedding day. 9332 (65).
Hartzell (C. L.):
Flowers wedding day. 18180.
Where the little wooden shoes tap,
16963.
tap. 23681.
Hartzell (Cecil) Flowers wedding
day. 18180.
Hartzell (EK. H.) Sowing and reaping.
6585.
Harvell (C. M.) Caroline I’m coming
home. 13977.
Harvest home. 24405.
Harvey (Albert) :
Goldenrod. 762.
Maid in Germany. 1449.
Pop goes the weasel. 1900.
Harvey (Ernest) There’s a little gray
mother dreaming. 25667.
Harvey (G. M.):
Tll always be hanging around.
12347.
That’s my love for you. 19355.
Harvey (M. C.) Golden autumn time.
22204.
Harvey (Martin) Oriental sweetheart
mine. 23086.
Harvey (Trevor)
13228.
Sailor’s earol.
1303
INDEX
Harvst (Evelyn) That night of ro-
mance. 23436.
Harwood (Basil) :
Draw nigh, and take the body of
the Lord. 3157.
How sweet I roamed from field to
field. 18344.
Let the people praise Thee, O God.
12627.
Ring out, wild bells. 4105.
Two preludes for organ. 5334.
Harwood (Dudley) How is your golf.
12316.
Harwood (H. R.) Meet me in the
pale June moonlight. 14765.
Haselbach (Aihbrecht) ;
Ich bin vielleicht verliebt.
1067.
Madonna wo bist du. 1442-1445.
Hasenbein (M. E.):
Rocky Mountain moon. 4109.
She’s only a little flapper. 23273.
Thomas A. Edison. 17410.
Haserodt (Oliver) Melodies from
theme song. 5947.
Haskins (A. H.) Sentry march. 7076
(Silt).
Haskins (Laurette) Be happy-go-
lucky and you can’t go wrong. 15826.
Haskins (W. J.) Just one word from
mother. 12546.
HaSler (K.):
Pisnicka Geska. 10894.
Pisnitka Geské valcik. 8571.
1066,
Haslinger (Carl) Flotte postillone.
16165.
Hass (Harry) Waltzing in a dream.
4459.
Hassan (Vivian) Why don’t they get
married to stay. 19561.
Hasse (J. A.) Sonate no. 1. 23331.
Hasse (Karl) Suite. 10005.
Hassel (H. C.)
24904.
Hassett (D. E.) Glad. 14280.
Hassinger (Margaret) Dreams. 18117.
Hassler (Buddy) Chicago at the fair.
9606.
Hassler
17958.
Hassler (Walter) :
Gavotte. 14260.
Glocken von Salvan. 14282,
Poesie. 15061.
Hastings (Arnold) Travelling circus.
17449.
Hastings (G. V.) Baby dear.
Hastings (N. R.)
you. 10448.
Hatch (M. L.)
groom. 1614.
Hatchard (C. F.)
Masqueraded love.
(H. L.) Cantate Domino.
4765.
Living a life with
My heavenly bride-
Boy of mine. 2945.
pt. 117, n. S., v. 28
Hatfield (C. S.):
Harlem rag. 14326.
My love is all for you. 12896.
Salmans simplified method of piano
playing. 4135.
’"Till IT have you. 15452.
Hatfield (Grace) I only have you in
my dreams. 20388.
Hathaway (Lucille)
to life. 23666*.
Hatkin (Sidney) If I only had you
by my side. 7914.
Hatley (Marvin):
American rhapsody. 19684.
Apartment house blues. 17819.
Beer garden rag. 17884.
Don’t start frettin’. 24166.
Frolic of the lambs. 20097.
Goin’ to town. 24349.
Honolulu baby. 223038.
I hate to leave thee. 22351.
Ice man. 22474.
Isn’t it nice to be all alone. 18505.
Miss Lingerie. 18746.
Nickel in the slot. 22955.
One times one. 23027.
Please press your lips to mine.
19018.
Revenge. 23175.
She’s mine all mine. 19172.
Sidewalk Sam. 19183.
Sorry. 19257.
Swinging the blues away. 193825.
We're just a bunch of merry bo’s.
When toys come
19489.
Hatley (T. M.) Old man whiskers.
1754.
Hatrack (Joseph) Lake Erie shores
10375.
Hatton (R. S8.):
Beneath the willow tree. 11798.
My Dolly dear and me. 12871.
Hatzigoga (E. B.) Loves old refrain.
18678.
Hauchard (Maurice) :
Gais loisirs. 24314.
Petits s’amusent. 19008.
Hauerbach (Otto) Good bye pal.
11670 (128).
Haug (Hans) Don Juan in der
fremde. 3135.
Haugen (Karen):
I long to be back in heaven to-
night. 24527.
Oh you, great big silvery moon.
3949.
Haun (Ewald):
Echoes. 5108.
Fantasy. 5337.
Lunacy. 5898.
Poker °49. 6323.
Spring coming. 6600.
Spring prelude. 6602.
Time and place. 6752.
1304
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
To-morrow. 6765.
When I went up to Oxford. 6927.
Word. 7013.
Haupt (James) Vermont. 138545.
Hauptman (Moritz) ;
Evening prayer. 11670 (96).
O come, and let us worship. 11670
(250).
Thou art my salvation. 11670
(3877).
Haurilak (Sam) My dreaming sur-
prise. 20831.
Haus dazwischen. 10008.
Hause (Herbert):
I’m praying to the heavens ’cause
the one I love is there. 5536,
18416.
My real live baby doll. 6096,
16878.
Sweetheart of my diary. 6674.
Those disappointed blues. 6740.
When it’s tulip time in spring-
time. 6929, 19516.
When the sun goes merging into
the stars of night. 6947, 17599.
Your real boy friend. 7064.
Hauser (A. F.) Just fifty years ago
to-day. 18558.
Hauser (Franklin):
- Care free. 15937.
Clan song. 15973.
Girls and girls. 16226.
Irish song. 16526.
Lovely lady. 16720.
Man I love. 16747.
Overture and opening
17038.
Rose number. 17149.
So you will walk with me.
Stuart march. 17316.
Throb of my heart. 17416.
Hauser (M.) Cradle song. 9332 (77).
Hauserman (W.P:) Just a smile and
a dance. 20533.
Hausey (R. S.):
Let us kiss and make up my dear.
chorus.
17258.
20604.
Until that crooner crooned his
tune. 21459.
Haussmann (Theodor) Schule der
treffsicherheit. 23253.
Haust (8S. T.) Heigh ho everybody.
12282.
Hautala (I. M.) My gal is a pal.
1604.
Havel (Arthur and Morton)
Greucho end Mre. IGG.
Havemann (Gustav) Valse d’amour.
6830.
Havens (C. A.)
high. 4656 (47).
Havens (E. P.)
high.
Jimmy,
Beautiful land on
Beautiful land on
4656 (47).
(L. K.) “When I sat on
23640.
Bound to fal! in love
Havercamp
daddy’s knee.
Haverly (J. B.)
again. 19787.
Havez (Jean) aw. and Havez (Ebba)
prop.:
Dream of bovhocd days. 15733
(89').
Everybody works but father.
15733. (118), 17752 (45).
Uncle quit work, too. 25992 (75).
Haviland (F. B.) pub. co.:
Good for nothing but love. 24360.
Grandson of Abdul Abulbul Ameer
5303.
I’m weaving rainbows for those
in love. 22433.
Johnny came marching
~ 24685.
Land where the roses never fade.
16624.
Life’s railway to heaven.
Little Mohee. 22687.
Minnie Skavinsky Skavar.
Pale moonlight. 23064.
Pig got up and slowly
away. 23098.
Singin’ on the air. 25463.
Son of the buckskin. 23327.
When Jimmie Rodgers said good-
bye. 15608.
You ean’t get away from love.
23759.
Havnes (Willard)
island. 9134.
Havranek (Albert)
home.
20617.
5969.
walked
Way out on that
Guide us, star of
Bethlehem. 24374.
Hawaii. T709.
Hawaiian guitar solos. 16286, 18292,
20207.
Hawes (J. E.) Ohio state song.
13014.
Hawes (N. W.):
Dream song. 5079.
Underneath the palms. 6818.
Hawk (L. R.) Baby reminds me of
you.» 132.
Hawk (Leonard):
Cheerio. 11917.
Come along. 3046.
I want you back again.
Kahunanui. 12553.
Kalapana. 22619:
Love came in the dusk. 22725.
16471.
Sweet hands. 23400.
Thumb song. 13468.
Hawk (Red) pseud. See Hawk
(Leonard )
Hawkes (F. G.):
Musical salyationist. 1584, 3854,
6033, 8341, 10629, 12853, 14850,
16835, 18806, 20809, 22862, 25014.
1305
INDEX
Hawkes (F. G.)—Continued.
Salvation army brass band jour-
nal. 2046-2048, 6450, 8707,
15182-15185, 19132, 21171, 25389.
Salvation army instrumental al-
bums. 8708.
Hawkes (Genevieve) You are worth
your weight in gold. 11612.
Hawkes & son (London) Iltd.:
Alpine memories. 13800.
Amor andaluz. 17803.
Angels of Jammu. 21740.
Argentine nights. 11730.
Attila. 9419.
Autumn tune. 4756, 15811.
Barcarolle. 20968.
Barotse. 2908.
Beside thy bower. 7207-7209.
Bue Nile. 2932.
Brahmsiana. 17930.
Brighton sea-step. 13934.
Captains all. 13972.
Chant polonais. 15961.
Chaste Suzanne. 7338, 7339, 14000.
Colonel Bogey. 19873.
Coon among the chickens. 3064,
9646.
Dance of the buttercups. 11998.
Destitution. 500.
Down South. 16079.
Dream of Babylon. 3164.
Drinking song. 9780.
Duke of Olonne. 9423.
Emeralds. $800.
Empire day selection. 20018,
20019.
Fairy fingers. 20048.
Fairy tales from the Orient. 9839.
Fantastic dance. 9846.
Festivalia. 24256.
Fleur de lys. 20066.
Flor de azahar. 18177.
Fiute band unison scale book.
14228-14230.
Flyer. 3239.
For music on the eve of Palm Sun-
day. 20078.
Four bagatelles. 11970, 11971.
Fra Diavolo. 19715.
Frolic. 16205.
Galanteria. 24315.
Gavotte. 15820, 21401.
Gift. 3277.
Golden valse. 3300.
Graceful tune. 5300, 16248.
Honour and victory. 3390.
Humorous fantasy. 54383, 16336.
Hungarian dance. 15889.
Hungariana. 54384.
Idomeneo. 16827.
Idyll. 14094.
Impresario. 3536.
In the clouds. 1135.
Jack-in-the-green. 16552.
1306
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Jubel overture. 18545.
Keltic lament. 10348, 10344.
Linnets’ parade. 10426, 10427.
Little romance. 5829.
Love song. 10483.
Love’s dream. 38734.
Love’s dream after the ball. 5882.
Love’s ideal. 14710.
Lullaby. 1425.
Mannin veen. 10522.
March from Scipio. 20175.
. Marionettes. 16757.
May-day. 12749.
Mazourka. 15962.
Me'lodies from Faust. 20160.
Mermaids of the Moldau. 5958.
Message of spring. 5959.
Minuet and trio. 822.
Minuet and Valse. 5970.
Moment musical. 19154.
Money talks. 5983.
Moods. 5985, 16806.
Morning serenade. 14827.
Morning song. 3841.
Napolitan. 12989.
Night express. 1684.
Nocturne. 15963.
Pastoral air. 8549.
Peacock pie. 17053.
Piano class method. 15045.
Practical tutor for the double
bass. 21082.
Prelude. 15964.
Prince Igor. 1913.
Riding out the gale. 1981.
Rondo. 20800.
Round the North Sea. 19117.
Ruins of Athens. 17889.
Rushmoor. 8696, S697.
Rustic dance. 6435.
San Lorenzo. 21174.
Sea. aT18ine «
Serenade. 17198, 25005.
Siege of Corinth. 15163.
Simonetta. 19189.
Six diversions. 19818.
Smithy. 65386.
Sonata. 2202, 2208, 3228.
Song of the machine. 2209.
Step lightly. 11219.
String quartet. 17312.
Suvla Bay. 4278.
Sylvan scenes. 4301.
Sylvia. 6679, 15390.
Tally ho. 19334.
Thought of the East. 6748.
Three divertimento movements.
18799.
Three stories to music. 13774.
Trois ball’s dans la peau. 19421,
Two Dons. 113894.
Two little finches. 4412.
Two nocturnes. 2023.
Two pieces. 10032.
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1933
Typhoon. 2475.
Valse. 15965, 15966.
Village swallows. 15543.
Water-carrier. 14006.
We won't go home till morning.
4479.
What I do do, I do do well. 4491.
Which one would you be. 17623.
White lady. 156388.
William Tell. 23221.
92nd in Copenhagen. TO76.
Hawkins (A. H.) Tin Pan Alley
ball. 19892.
Hawkins (Addie)
Him better. 1050.
Hawkins (EF. W.):
He is no stranger to me. 77138.
Old country chapel. 23004.
Hawkins (Jack) :
I want to serve
Grey dawn. 16262.
I’m just a dreamer again. 16420.
Paying the price of love. 19002.
Song of my lullabye days. 152938.
Song of the convict. 15294.
Stranger you’ve done wrong by
-our Nell. 17811.
Hawkins (Margaret) Reflection.
Zao
Hawkins (Ray) My fate when you
said adieu. 20834.
Hawkiis (T. M.):
Another waltz. 17816.
Say farewell dear. 19142.
Southern Sal. 19264.
Hawkins (W. R.) Tm in love with
baby blue eyes now. 12382.
Hawley (C. B.) au. and Hawley (H.
B.) prop.:
All hail risen King. 4656 (11).
Ashes of roses. 4656 (34).
Calm on
night. 4656 (81).
Lord is my shepherd. 4656 (371).
Love’s enchantment. 4656 (3875).
Noon and night. 4656 (451).
Song of the royer. 4656 (596).
Song of winter. 4656 (599).
Wind a-wooing. 4656 (693).
Hawley (EH. E.) That old fashioned
farm: 23487.
Hawley (E. R.)
Hawley (L. R.)
farm.
Hawley (W. A.) jr. Why talk about
nothin’ at all. 4568.
Haworth (R. D.):
Arimathea. 21748.
Bread winning animal.
Good morning, Mr. Twig.
Good night. 22212.
Help old Daniel. 22276.
Indian love song. 225388.
Moonlight dance. 22832.
Mother. 228389.
Cat tale. 3003.
That old fashioned
21838.
22211.
tne’ listeming ear of; °
Perfectly all right. 28084.
Sober but—. 233809.
Solitaire. 23314.
There was a man. 23459.
Thoughts of Joseph of Arimathea.
23471.
Twing twang. 23508.
Hawthorn (Alice) psewd. See Winner
(Septinius )
Hawthorne (V. T.)
pen. 38819.
Hay (M. V.):
Do you remember. 22038.
Smile a little smile. 11145.
Hayden (F. F.) Broken serenade.
13940*.
Hayden
for me.
Hayden
22054.
Haydn (F. J.):
Adagio. 24409, 24410.
Allegretto. 7710.
Amors pfeil. 5343.
Andante, from Surprise
phony. 821.
Creation. 3349.
Divertimento. 3350.
' Finale. 5346.
Happy moments. 24395.
Haydn suite. 18295.
Menuett. 5344,
Minuet. 3351.
Minuet and trio.
Nelson-arie. 3352.
Presto. 823, 5345.
Ritter Roland. 14331.
Serenata. 5346.
Welt auf dem monde. 33527.
Werke ftir das laufwerk. 22260.
Haydn (J. M.) Voice of youth. 2534,
Miracles do hap-
(Mabel)
17210.
(P. A.)
She’s just the gal
Down love lane.
sym-
822, 7711.
Haydock (EH. H.) Autumn moon.
(23886.
Hayes (Al) pseud. See Fillmore
(Henry )
Hayes (Cliff) :
Freight train blues. 5214.
War dream blues. 6862.
Hayes (D. J.):
Back where I started. 11768.
Calling your ‘name. 21862.
If I only had some one to love.
22481.
My heart is with you. 22889.
Why don’t you say the word.
15650.
Hayes (Dorothy)
25140.
Hayes (Ethelyn):
Looking for you.
O Pocahontas.
20673.
That’s when I need you. 28447.
Hayes: (id.
New speedway. 14935.
You’re my inspiration. 17730.
1307
INDEX
Hayes (James) Who’s taking up
your time. 2685.
Hayes (Ralph):
Back where I started. 11768.
Cailing your name. 21862.
If I only had some one to love.
2481.
My heart is with you. 22889.
Why don’t you say the word.
1.650.
Hayes (William)
Hayet (Ch.):
Moderato et fugue.
Pass it on. 17050.
12805.
Oeuvres pour violon et piano.
12999.
Partita. 8548.
Haynes: (J... W.) Audrey I love
VOU oeiao:
Haynes (Mildred) Blue heaven blues.
LG9LT.
Haynes (Nancy )
of roses. 7028.
Haynie (Helen)
Hays (Billy)
2678.
Bays {Cee
Hays (M. T.):
. Breakers. 21696 (39).
Sweet summer rain. 21696 (865).
Hays (Norm) Living a life with you.
10448.
Hays (Willard)
folio. 19946.
Hayton (Lennie) :
Flying fingers.
You and my garden
Without you. 17667.
Whisper you love ne.
Come back. 3048.
Distinctive concert
16174.
Mood Hollywood. 16805.
Hayward .(A. S.) Happiness, tri-
umphant, complete. 3339.
Hayward (B. A.) My hobo bride.
3876.
Hayward (EH. P.) In her old rocking:
chair. 12457.
Hayward (R. B.) Eventide. 9828.
Haywood (Ernest):
Celebrated hymns. 24085.
Celebrated waltzes. 3006.
Country dances. 18017.
Standard series. 2243-2245, 8863-
8865, 21295, 23372.
Hazell (Rupert) What shall we do
with him? 6912.
Hazen (G. W.) Lonely. 12654.
Hazlewood (A. M.) Dreamy waltz.
24195.
He lives, the King of Kings. 829*.
He wanted adventure. . 5981, 6067,
6959, 11147, 11617.
Ile Whom bore a Virgin pure. 838.
Head (Michael):
Foxgloves. 14241.
Garden seat. 12185.
Weathers. 6892.
Why have you stolen my delight.
11564.
pt. 111, 0. S., v. 28
Head (R. E.) Smile from you. 19219.
Heald (Harry ) You wonderful
N.R.A. 19634.
Healy (D. V.) Rover. 15165.
Healy (F. I.) On Connecticut River
shore. 14985.
Healy (L. G.):
i’m gonna haunt ya.
Still in my dreams.
Healy (Lon):
Down in lover’s lane with you.
12059, 22052.
Floating down the moonlit stream.
16163.
T’li be seeing you. 7821.
Just let us say goodnight dear as
we part. 12544.
Love me tonight and the world is
mine. 22784.
Mad dreams. 185889.
My littie Black Hills Rose. 14883.
3470.
4253.
My palace of broken dreams.
12913.
That long lng overdue choochoo.
dADQG2,
Tune in, smile jin. 21448. .
Twilight memyries bring me
dreams of you. 2467.
Why cant you be just mine.
13667.
Wouid you care. 17683.
You are my sunshine of happi-
ness. 2749.
| Healy (Ted) It happened in ‘76.
14559.
Heaps (S. N.) On the trails of Tim-
panogos. 1773.
Heard (T. C.) Sweetheart you took
everything. 15386.
Hearon (Thomas) What is that blue
song. 2609.
Heath (Bertha) Kitty. 8053.
Heath (R. M.) Kingdom of night.
24731.
See Lewis (B. H.)
Heaton (Joe) When the szow falls
on the mountain. 6922.
Heaven forbid. 16293*.
Heavenrich (Sam) Need
love. 10722.
Hebb (E. L.):
Chinese festival. 24052.
God’s hand. 24348.
Message. 24943.
Nocturne. 24417.
Hebberd (F. E.):
Lonely moon. 20657.
One night of sweet romancing.
210138.
You’re so shy. 21665.
Hebel (Emil) New deal.
Heberer (D. P.) Pay
4032.
Heaton (Bessie)
you. for
1673.
no ‘tention.
1308
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Heberer (Mrs. H. M.) See Heberer
(Dy B,)
Hebert (W. F.) jr.
monies. 10565.
Hebert (Will) See Hebert (W. F.) jr.
Hebraisch-orientalischer melodien-
schatz. 53865-5369.
Hebrew children. 22272.
Hebrew pub. co. Jewish potpourri.
18537-18539.
Hecht (J. EH.)
Messer of cere-
My dream of heaven.
16845.
Hecht (Kenneth) :
Getting the best of the _ blues.
12191.
Hold me tight. 7750.
My Russian moon. 8396.
Heck (J. A.) Oeuvres pour violon et
piano. 12999,
Heck (J. E.):
Annie Laurie. 15789.
I love you, adore you. 183891.
I’m going to water the fish in the
ocean. 18407.
It’s springtime—it’s lovetime.
185138.
My wonderful girl. 14911.
19419.
Two sweethearts. of
Trinkle, trinkle little star.
Hedges (EH. A.)
mine. 9063.
Hedges (Helen) Lure of the trail.
16734.
Hédiux (Y.) Venise. 9093.
Hedrick (Anne) Silent memories.
15240.
Heeg (Rosemary) I’m just a one-
woman man. 20365.
Heegeman (M. A.) Circus clown.
15972.
Heelan (—) Sweetheart for every
day. 7076 (340).
Heepe (Louise) All the _ children.
7111.
Hees (Marie) Billy’s lament of hard
times. 135898.
Heeter (W. E.) Forgetting. 22151.
Heether (Cora) Rose of friendship.
6427.
Heffner (G. R.) Alone with you.
7115.
Heffner (M. 8S.) Let’s have a eup of
prosperity tea. 8104.
Hefte (Bernard Van) See Van Hefte
(Bernard)
Hegarty (J. J.) Bed-time . ballads.
13875.
Hegybeli (Alexander) Let’s go
America. 38564.
Heidelberg nights.
Heifetz (Jascha):
Alt-Wien. 64.
Aprés-midi @un faune.
Buinble-bee. 269.
16296*,
4723.
Heifetz (Jascha) new favorite en-
core folio. 840.
Hora staccato. 5417.
Lark. 10888.
Sea-murmurs. 15211.
Tango. 15405.
Heifetz (Vladimir) :
Crystal sleigh. 18025.
White winter morning. 19546.
Winter night. 19577.
Heil (G. T.) Ich hatt’ einen kam-
eraden. 10177.
Heilakka (HK. EH. R.):
Columbus. 15981.
Introduction to Viinimdis’s play-
ing. 22544.
Heileman (G.) brewing co. Heileman
cavalier, 24418.
Heima-verlag. Beim tanz der nation-
en. 13884.
Heimlich (Florentine) :
Certain signs. 3009.
Indian sleep song. 3559.
Mah conscience. 3754.
Refuge. 4093.
Spring. 4245.
Why. 4544.
Heimlich (R. F.):
Tired eyes. 9016.
Wrouldn’t you like to fly. 9265.
Hein (Silvio) au. and Hein (A. M.)
prop.:
Coo! coo! the fable of the dove.
21696 (63).
Don’t be what you ain’t. 4656
(138).
Foolish. 4656 (188).
Friendship. 9332 (117).
Gwendolyn. 21696 (137).
He’s a cousin of mine. 23795
(31).
How happy could this chappie be.
4656 (259).
Hundred years from now. 4656
(261).
I like you very much. 4656 (275).
I love the last one best of all.
21696 (179).
I’m a’locking for my ten. 21696
(180).
I’m looking for a man by the
name of Smith. 21696 (182).
I want to go back to the boule-
vard. 4656 (286).
In my submarine. 4656
In our set. 4656 (300).
Marie Cahill’s Hottentot love song.
21696 (251).
Marrying Mary. 25992 (39).
Ms. Beraparte. 4656 (408).
Mister Cupid. 21696 (259).
Moonshine. 4656 (416, 417).
Musical Gypsy. 4656 (426).
Noah. 21696 (284).
(299).
1309
INDEX
Hein (Silvio) au. and Hein (A. M.)
prop.—Continued.
O'd reliable jokes. 21686 (298).
Three men in ae boat. 21696
(381).
Heine (Lydia) Dreaming, just
dreaming. 22071.
Heinemann (W. C.):
Maybe. 18715.
Oh! you. 18943.
Heinen (R. W.) Appeal to reason.
94,
Heinicke (W.) Suvla Bay. 4278.
Heinl (H. C.) Glory glow. 9948.
Heinlein (C. P.) Like as the hart.
8128.
Heinrichshofen’s verlag:
Abendlied. 116738, 11674.
Auf der Ltineburger heide. 4745,
4746.
Auf ferner wacht. 11742.
Brautlied. 11851.
Dank-psalm. 12005.
Deutsche wehr- und _= soldaten-
lieder. 12029.
Deutschland, wir glauben an dich.
12030.
Fiir Deutschland soll es sein.
12178.
Hakenkreuz. 122538.
Im schénen tal der Isar. 20481.
Leuchtende sterne. 20607.
Links-rechts-marsch. 20624, 20625.
Mein midel, der wein und die
resen, 5944, 5945.
Pfannkuchens geburtstag. 13106.
Phantom. 6300.
Rot rodslein. 13215.
Trifling.—Littie fool,—Summer’s
evening,— Thoughtlessness.
6782.
Veronica chamaedrys. 13546.
Wenn der birnbaum blitiht. 6903,
6904.
Winter. 11674, 13682.
Zweites standchen. TO74.
as. Psalms. 18764.
Heins (Carl) aw. and Heins (Augusta)
prop.:
Ailpenjiger. 17752 (10).
Frohe wandersmann. 17752 (50).
Friihling im herzen. 17752 (51).
Hinaus ins freie. 17752 (59).
Traute heimat. 17752 (149).
Weidimann’s abschied. ITA D2
(15d
Heins (Donald):
Country dance. 4656 (112).
Serenade. 4656 (565).
Valse gracieuse. 4656 (661).
Heinz (K. D.)
6353.
Heinzelman (W. F.):
Be mine to-night.
Prosperity is coming.
9466.
pt. 111, n. S., v. 28
Got to sing a blue song. 9978.
If it can’t be me. 10187.
Heinzman (Dorothy):
Kiss all the girls for me.
(215).
Sailor’s pay day. 11670 (313).
That’s when you'll miss me little
girl. 9332 (356).
21696
| Heinzman (John):
Down where the silv’ry Mohawk
flows. 2815 (78).
Kiss all the girls for me. 21696
(ALA
Sailor’s pay day.
Heinzman (O. M.):
Down where the silvry Mohawk
flows. 2815 (78).
Sailor’s pay day. 11670 (318).
That’s when you'll miss me, little
11670 (313).
girl. 9832 (356).
Heirat wider willen. 7076 (118).
Heiss (Hermann) ‘Trio. 21429.
Heitz (W. W.) If 1 “eould) have a
dreamy sweetheart, and Down to
the World’s fair. 12436.
Hekking (Gérard):
Danse campagnarde.
Joujou mécanique.
Menuet de Vinfant.
Menuet pour Casals.
Helasco (H. H.):
Er nino der sarampion.
Maracca, 1464.
Mi Gitano. 1518.
Rosariyo. 13210.
Tio Chupito. 2409.
Held (Conrad) Longing eyes. 8168.
Heldenbrand (Bob) Because if
thought you cared. 23931.
Helf (J. F.) au. and Helf (Bessie)
prop.:
Ain’t you coming back to old New
Hampshire, Molly. 17752 (6, 7).
Colleen bawn. 13765 (27).
Is there any room in heaven for a
little girl like me. 11670 (170).
King of the great white way.
15733 (172y.
No one can take your place.
2815 (247).
Someone thinks of
2815 (307).
Waltz must change to a march
18036.
18543.
18731.
14780.
1464.
someone.
Marie. 2815 (350).
When the whip-poor-will sings
Marguerite. 9332 (390).
Helfand (Edith) Forgive me. 7595.
Helgason (H. 8S.) Adoration. 7084.
Heliton (R. D.) Once again. 25179.
Hellemann (C.) Happy days. 9999.
Heller (M. P.) IF tir’s kinderherz. 5224.
Hleller (Stephen) Heller rediscoy-
ered. 20220-20224.
1310
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Hellier (Clifford and Cyril) :
Blue strings. 17922.
Chinese rhythm. 9614.
Red resin. 19078.
Hellman (KE. R.) When
comes in. 15610, 19522.
Hellman (Ivar) Pa fjallet i
17042.
Hello everybody. 1875, 2464.
Hellstr6m (David) Album
Swedish dances. 23824.
Helmar (Ethel) House with nobody
my ship
sol.
of 10
in it. 10049.
Helms (Anna) Schul-tanz-buch.
6467-6469.
Helms (EH. L.):
At eventide. 9409.
Last waltz you promised to me.
12590.
Heltay (Nicholas)
11029.
Heltman (Fred) co.:
Barcarolle. 1734.
Blue Monday. 232.
Ching. 369.
Chop suey. 371.
Roosevelt march.
Espana waltz. 592.
Estrellita. 598.
Goldenrod. 762.
Londonderry air. 13853.
Maid in Germany. 1449.
Pilgrim’s chorus. 2543.
Pop goes the weasel. 1900.
Priscilla. 1914.
Valse bleue. 2499.
Waltz of the mudturtles. 2558.
Heltzel (F. H.) I certainly do. 924.
Heltzinger (R. HE.) Praise to all.
6335.
Helvetia-verlag. Neue Deutschland-
hymne. 6123.
Helwig (F. A.) Vision I hope comes
true. 23548.
Hely Hutchinson (Victor):
Castlepatrick. 3002.
Rolling English road. 4118.
Song of soldiers. 17273.
Three fugal fancies. 843.
Who goes home. 4542.
Hemberger (Theo.) Hymnus_ auf
Zion. 10065.
Hemby (Emma) Sugar bowl blues.
13384.
Hemery (Valentine)
laby. 2815 (245) .
Hemingway (J. M.):
Holly. 877.
That moonlight night in May.
23435.
You oughta see my baby in her
bathing suit. 23769.
Hemmerlé (Joseph) Recueil de chan-
sons pour lécole et la famille.
13179.
Night sea’s lul-
38188—34—16
Hemmerly (A. E. H.) Beautiful Del-
aware. 2909.
Hempler (F. A.) :
For me. 5197.
Getting more. 5238.
Oh! Lorelei. 6191.
Hempstead (R. D.)
21255.
Hemsi
3065.
Henckels (Theodore)
of America. 25737.
Hender (Charles) Let’s try and start
all over again. 8109.
Henders (Bob) pseud. See Jurmann
(Walter) and Kaper (B.)
Henderson (Charles) :
Here is my heart. 5379.
You're playing a tune on the
Son o’ mine.
(Albert) Coplas sefardies.
United States
Strings of my heart. 9303.
Henderson (Edith) Cabin in the
pines. 7292.
Henderson (Fletcher) :
-Heart, who wants to buy. 10017.
yi often think about you. 10147.
Henderson (H. C.) Things that make
me sing. 21398.
Henderson (Leo) Quit a high hattin”
me. 21102.
Henderson (M. G.) Blue eagle.
21821.
Henderson (Ray):
Good news. 14297, 14298.
Ooh, I’m thinking. 8516.
Henderson (W. L.) Have a drink,
boys. 7706.
Hendrick (Ishmel) Our little brown
cottage at the end of the street.
6255.
Hendricks (B. C.):
Longing for you. 24826.
Melody man. 16770.
Hendricks (C. W.) Dream that must
come true. 14141.
Hendricks (F. 8.) Under the silvery
moon. 2484.
Hendricks (Walter) For I’m lonesome
and true. 20077.
Hendrickx (Charlie) My dream
waltz. 6055.
Hendrie (Davis) F rst Mrs. Fraser.
3233.
Hendriks (Francis) Hight preludes.
20226.
Hendry (F. I.) Terrace. 19648 (141).
Henkin (L. L.) Lovely sweetheart.
10488.
Henman (Geoffrey) :
Dancing mad. 21984.
Nobody else. 10754.
Pleasure cruise. 21074.
Sentimental melody. 11086.
What might have been. 23620.
1311
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Henn (Edith)
7292.
Henn (Willi)
BU ED WEY
Henner (H.)
13631, 19517.
Cabin in the pines.
Du du, dudl du du.
When it was yet dark.
Hennes (L. L.) Your eyes. 17744.
Hennessy (Lillian) When we _ buy
American. 6949.
Henn ger (Lydia) Creative music ed-
ucation primer. 3076.
Henniker (L.) Postlude. 15733 (274).
Henniker (P. V.) Six morceaux car-
acteristiques. 14339.
Henninger (C. D.) Cuban independ-
ence. 3084.
Henninger (G. W.):
Iyy-covered bungalow. 12509.
Little man what now. 186382.
Hennion (Bénoni) :
Amor andaluz.
Flor de azahar.
Henrikson (F. O.)
16578.
Henry (A. C.)
556.
Henry (August) pseud. See Augus-
tyniak (H. J.)
Henry (Bill) pseud. See Escoffrey
(William)
Henry (C. K.):
My very own.
On the Rialto. 2815 (259).
Only with you. 25187.
Henry (Edith) Honey kiss and make
17803.
18177.
Just a lonely spot.
Dreams of yesterday.
21696 (273).
up. 3388.
Henry (H. A.) pseud. See Gabriel
(C. H.)
Henry (J. E.):
My song is now ended. 16882.
Saving my kisses for someone I
love. 2063.
Henry (J. W.):
How could it be. 5426, 10051.
I like to get lost in a garden of
roses. 5484.
Just tell her while dancing. 5727.
Henry (Jack) When are they going
to find us ow’t to do. 13623.
Henry (L. K.) I’m riding all alone.
10136.
Henry (Louise ) Extemporaneous
song. 611.
Henry (S. BR.) pseud. See Stern (H.
R.)
Henry-Etta. 20226*,
Hens‘hel (George) :
Out of doors. 4006.
Pictures. 17068.
Hense (Alfred) Stiicke fur 3 gleiche
melodie-instrumente. 13382.
Hensel (H. F.) Lover’s waltz. 1411.
TIlensgen (B. T.) Mummy walk-a-
round. 16829.
Hensley (J. H.) j7. My sunshine has
turned to rain. 20878.
Henson (J. M.) Jesus. is
3589.
Hepburn (Marie) au. and Hepburn (A.
com ng.
EH.) prop. I have been a _ fool.
16374.
Hepler (EF. A.) Prosperity cam? 3a.
1922.
Hequembourg (F. D.) It’s five o’clock
in the morning. 12497.
Her bodyguard. 15631.
Her first affaire. 9188.
Her masiers voice. 25187.
ee (C. G.) pseud. See Schmidt (G.
Herbert (A. C.):
I’m dreaming
24543.
Manhattan pageant.
Noble tribute. 1701.
Oh, show me hills where I can
roam. 20976.
San Quentin olympics.
of my rainbow.
20716.
6453.
Herbert (C. A.) Black magic. 4829.
Herbert (Clifford):
Barney Maguire. 19648 (9).
Because youre yeu. 21696 (31).
Companions of the blade. T7076
(42).
Crew of the Peekaboo. 2815 (63).
Everyday is ladies day w.th me.
21696 (87).
Go while the goin’ is good. 19648
(43).
Goodbye my love. 2815 (118).
Governor of Guam. 2815 (114).
Halloween. 2815 (122).
I’m always doing something I
den’t want to do. 19648 (51).
If I were on the stage. 2815
(155).
In dreams so fair. 7076 (145).
In the isle of our dreams. 19648
(55s
It’s hard to be a hero. 2815 (166).
Legend of the mill. 19648 (71).
Little class of one. 2815 (182,
183).
Love is like a cigarette. 2815
(188).
M’lle Modiste. 2815 (195, 196).
Mignonette. 19648 (95).
Miss Dolly Dollars. T7076 (224).
Nature class. 2815 (243).
No one will steal him. 21696
(282).
No show to-night. 19648 (101).
Oriental dance. 19648 (109).
Pensée amoureuse. 19648 (118).
Pet.te valse. 19648 (115).
Red mill. 19648 (117-121).
Romance. 19648 (123).
Streets of New York. 19648 (184).
1312
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Teach them what to say. 19648
(140).
Time, the place and the girl. 2815
(331).
Voice for it. 2815 (345).
Whistle it. 19648 (169).
Widow has ways. 19648 (170).
Wonderland. 2815 (374-379).
You never can tell about a woman.
19648 (175).
Herbert (Dorothy)
14033.
Herbert (Ida) Boy of mine. 2945.
Herbert (J. B.) Ready to follow the
Master. 21696 (321).
Herbert (J. E.):
Naughty raindrops. 7076 (237).
School festival song. T7076 (305).
Thinking of thee. 25992 (72).
Though love be blind. 25992: (73).
Herbert (J. R.) Mother. 10609.
Herbert (M. L.):
Girl with the naughty,
glance. 19648 (42).
I couldn’t go wrong if I tried.
19648 (50).
In Amsterdam. 21696 (191).
Just to pass the time away.
19648 (66).
Lament of the coryphee.
(69).
Manicure song.
Out-dcor girl. 21696 (306).
Social whirl. 19648 (129, 130).
Piccadilly crawl. 21696 (312).
Seeing the town in a yap wagon.
21696 (338).
There’s a_ baby
21696 (374).
Herbert (May) Good morning dear.
14295.
Herbert (Rebecca)
Herbert (Victor) :
Ah, sweet mystery of life.
Barney Maguire. 19648 (9).
Because you're you. 21696 (31).
Companions of the blade. T7076
(42).
Crew of the Peekaboo. 2815 (63).
Everyday is ladies day with me.
21696 (87).
Go while the goin’ is good. 19648
(48).
Goodbye my love. 2815 (1138).
Governor of Guam. 2815 (114).
Halloween. 2815 (122).
I’m always doing something I
don’t want to do. 19648 (51).
If I were on the stage. 2815 (155).
In dreams so fair. 7076 (145).
In the isle of our dreams. 19648
(55).
It’s hard to be a hero. 2815 (166).
Lancers. 2815 (178).
Cockadoodledo.
naughty
19648
19648 (93).
in the house.
Love. 10475.
7090.
Legend of the mill. 19648 (71).
Little class of one. 2815 (182,
183).
Love is like a cigarette. 2815
(188).
M’lle Modiste. 2815 (195, 196),
TO76 (190).
March of the toys. 20719.
Mignonette. 19648 (95).
Miss Dolly Dollars. T7076 (223-
225), 98382 (236).
Nature class. 2815 (248).
No one will steal him. 21696
(282).
No show to-night. 19648 (101).
Oriental dance. 19648 (109).
Panamericana. 11670 (273).
Pensée amoureuse. 19648 (113).
Petite valse. 19648 (115).
Punchinello. 10976.
Red mill. 19648 (117-121).
Romance. 19648 (123).
Streets of New York. 19648
(134).
Teach them what to say. 19648
(140).
Time, the place and the girl. 2815
(331).
Voice for it. 2815 (345).
Whistle it. 19648 (169).
Widow has ways. 19648 (170.
Wonderland. 2815 (374-879).
You never can tell about a woman.
19648 (175).
Herbert (W. R.):
Naughty raindrops. T0776 (237).
School festival song. T0776 (305).
Thinking of thee. 25992 (72).
Though love be blind. 25892 (78).
Herd (A. Y.) Mother’s old _ shoes.
3848.
Here in a manger.
Hérétiques (Les)
849.
9332 (188).
Herfurth (C. P.) Tunea day. 11381,
21442, 25717.
Heric (Hattie) Mud pie days. 10626.
Heritier (C. J.)
"em. 24529.
Herkner (Adalbert) :
Alpengliihn. 63.
Deutsche jungen.
Europa. 595.
Mein vaterland. 1500.
Schonste takt. 2074.
Siegesstern. 2134.
Herlick (M. H.) Arizona sunset love.
21749.
Herman (George) :
I wonder why.
I love ’em and.leave
501.
20416.
Just a little kiss. 24696.
Herman (Herman) Golden locks.
5270.
Hermann (KE. W.) Laughing water.
103890.
1313
INDEX
Hermann (Paul) Kammersonate.
24716.
Hermann (William) Holy night.
22291.
Hermanns (Hans):
Improvisation. 18473.
Passacaglia. 184738.
Hermite (Maurice) :
Au jardin des abeilles. 2879.
Baiser d’amour Ga ne Ss’apprend
pas. 2895.
Il faut qu’une porte soit ouverte
ou fermée. 3533.
Palma. 4015.
Pour une heure. 4055.
Sourire de Paris. 6578.
Toi! moi! nous. 4880.
Hernandez, (A. D.) Repatriados.
23170.
Hernandez (Rafael):
Capullito de azucena.
Cataplun. 15941.
Lamento borincano.
Mentirosa. 12776.
Noche de amor. 12971.
Po-bre-lo-la. 17075.
Por-que-rertetanto. 17082.
Rumba tambah. 21156.
Tambah. 6687.
Herold (Emme):
I'm going back to my castles in
the air. 12381.
24029.
16621.
I’m simply ga-ga over you. 12394.
Yankee brew. 15682.
Heron-Maxwell (Kathleen) Smiles.
9332 (328).
Herrell (N. B.)
all. 1030.
Herren von Maxim. 3373, 4656 (250,
399).
Herrera (Lorenzo)
I shall out-live them
Tu amor fué una
ilusion. 21440.
Herring (Willard) :
Old plantation moon. 23011.
You belong to me. 21651.
Herrmann (Bernard) Overtures in
the masque of Comus. 25216.
Herrmann (Hugo):
Chorvariationen. 21916.
Deutsche strasse. 16049.
Deutsches bekenntnis. 16051.
Koduig Karl marsch. 5747.
Uberfall. 4414.
3 kleine frauenchére. 5382.
Herrmann (W. F.) Prince of Peace.
19040, 19041.
Herrold (Louise) :
Go'den key. 3298.
Morning. 3840.
Song of life. 4233.
Herscrel (M. B.) I dream of a pic-
ture of you. 22344.
pt. D1, n. S., v. 28
Herscher (Lou):
Dirt dishin’ Daisy. 7456.
Don’t keep me in the dark. 18091,
24165.
I’m free from the chain gang now.
22397.
Just a fireside, with you beside,
16574.
My jig saw puzzle of love. 10673.
Romancing with you. 25357.
When Jimmie Rodgers said good-
bye. 15608.
Why say good-bye. 4560.
Hersey (E. F.) When the clouds have
passed by. 21565.
Hershey (E. F.) I found life.
Herst (Jerome) :
Call of Tarzan. 21853.
Come up and see me sometime.
18002.
Darling of the campus.
Mud in your eye. 8337.
Hertel (Julius) Scherzo fantastique.
23795 (79).
Hertting (F. D.):
Night gives you to me.
18368.
21995.
14939.
Warmer and showers. 25779.
Will you. 9241.
Hervey (George) pseud. See Saen-
ger (Gustav)
Herwitz (J. D-):
Ade'e. 4667.
My broken dream. 10638.
Herz und mund und that und leben.
7170.
Herzer (Ludwig)
10381*.
Herzog (H. P.):
My dearest, dearest. 6052.
Smile! hitch your wagon to the
star that’s shining in the White
Land des lachelns.
House now. 11149.
Heseltine (Philip) Out of the Orient
erystal skies. 6262.
Hess (Cliff) :
I'm a little co-coa-nut.
I’m happy when it rains.
Lonesome levee. 12660.
Men of steel. J4777.
Pickin’ the winners. 13112.
Rumba rumble. 15170.
Sing Sing serenade. 13298.
Spell of the moon. 15814.
Sunny weather. 19298.
Sure cure for the blues. 13391.
Sweetest gal in town. 13402.
Under the cotton moon. 13516.
Walkin’ in the wind with you.
19471.
Wouldn’t it be nice. 19589.
I see a lady yonder.
12371.
14437.
| Hess (James)
10148.
Hess (Margaret) Bewild’ring dreams.
209.
1314
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Hesse (Félix):
Apaisement. 98.
Menuet de la marquise. 10562.
Hesse (I. V:.) Road and a’ wish.
23183.
Hesselman (H. V.) Happiness. 20187.
Hesselmeyer (R. D.) My highway of
dreams. 10663.
Hettel (Perry):
Bandwagon blues. 152.
Cara mia. 2995.
Honeysuckle mine. 887.
Rose waltz. 2020.
When we meet at the end of our
dreams. 9204.
Hettich (A. L.):
Airs classiques. 2824.
Vocalise-étude. 4487, 4488.
Hetzel (Fred) You are the girl of my
dreams. 21649.
Heugel:
A la Rocassiére. 4658.
Aimer, boire et chanter. 29.
Air d’Elvire. 1574.
Alcandre, je Vavoue. 22854, 22855.
Ami perdu. 7126.
Ballade de Frére Panuce. 13858.
Basses et chants donnés aux CGt-
cours des classes d’harmonie.
163, 23918.
Beau Danube bleu. 168.
Berceuse. 21802.
Berceuse pour les gueux. 9493.
Bergére et le monsieur. 7206,
13891.
Boite de nuit. 17928.
C’en est fait. chére idole. 22856.
Can'‘ilénes d’automne. 9562.
Canto per ma mio. 13966.
Ce sera la maison blanche. 11897.
Celui qui partira loin de la ville.
11899.
Chanson de fou. 138986.
Chanson de Gaspard MHatser.
9584.
Chanson de laveine. 13987.
Chanson de la mariée. 17325,
13988.
Chansons d’un sou. 336.
Chansons négres. 21897-21901.
Chants des esprits au-dessus des
eaux. 6461-6464.
Chants et ceuvres chorales des
maitres de la musique fran-
caise. 11908, 11909.
Chardons de Verdun. 342, 9597.
Cing préludes. 726.
Comme j’allais couvert de la pous-
siére du voyage. 11964.
Corpus de musique marocaine.
21954.
Dans le calme la barque se bal-
ance. 12006.
Danse de lame. 18087.
1315
Danse de la reine-d’Avril. 7424.
Derniére feuille. 22021.
Deux chansons de Clarin. 9702,
Dialogue dans la forét. 2087.
Dominica X post Pentecosten.
7464.
Dominica Xl post Pentecosten.
7465.
Dominica Xll post Pentecosten.
7466.
Dors, mon petit gars. 7475.
Du plagiat musical. 7515.
En réve. 14175.
Femme nue. 638.
Feuilles du matin. 7565.
Feuilles mortes. 9862.
Filles de la Rochelle. 14212.
Fleur de Grenade. 14219.
Fleurs cueillies. 9872.
Fugues 4 4 parties. 718, 22164.
Garde Vane. 14256.
Gargantua. 9919, 9920.
Hans de Schneekelock. 7692,
143821.
Hélas, comment vous dire. 22857.
Hélas! j’ai di Ventendre. 22858.
Hymne lorrain. 913.
Il faut marier nos filles. 7925.
Impression fausse. 10198.
J’allais par les chemins perfides.
10283.
Jardin bourdonnait de soleil et
dessors. 12513.
Jardin sur l’Oronte. 1180.
Je pourrais t’oublier. 22859.
Labourez, Margot, les vignes.
8062.
Las! je Mirai plus. 8072.
Lecons d’harmonie des éléves
ayant remporté le premier prix
aux concours des classes d’har-
monie. 1291, 24756.
Légendes de la forét. 8087.
Maintenant que la neige a blanchi
la maison. 12716.
Mon petit oiseau. 14817.
Nuit immortelle. 10771.
O belle étoile du matin. 8454.
Ode aux marquises. 10780.
Orage. 10834.
Ou vas-tu pauvre boiteuse. 15005.
Paix. 10850.
Pantoum néglige. 10855.
Papillon. 23068.
Par un clair jour d’été. 10858.
Parmi la brume et la tristesse du
matin. 138086.
Passionnette. 15028.
Prélude, récitatif et final. 10942.
Quatre chansons enfantines. 9091.
Rayon de soleil. 10997.
Retour de Barbe-bleue. 19083.
Réve d’Italie. 19084.
Rois et bergers. 8675.
INDEX
Heugel—Continued.
Rythmes de chant et de danse.
23235, 23236.
Sang viennois. 2050.
Sarabande. 8713.
Sérénade. 11087.
Si mes vers avaient des
15239.
Sicilienne. 8754.
Six poémes de Verlaine.
Scctur Anne. 11156.
Sorciére de Rigoumel.
Toccata. 19063.
Ton baiser. 11364.
Trois jeunes tambours. 15493.
Trois princesses. 15496.
Trois rondeaux joyeux.
18526.
Vague du soir.
‘Veillée de Noél.
Vercingétorix.
Verdadera vida.
Verdure dorée. 13544.
Vie d’artiste. 2522.
Volupté. 11484.
Voyageur. 2083.
Y a rien de si charmant.
Heure de revue. 11871.
Heut’ kommt’s drauf an.
14342.
Heward (Leslie)
reunion. 4924.
Hewitt (A. E.)
Hewitt (E. E.):
Day of days. 13765 (38).
Nature’s awakening. 13765 (181).
Hewitt (Ruby) It’s spring in our
hearts. 24670.
Hewlett (R. S.):
Do it now. 7460.
Hot stuff. 7768.
How are you. 7773.
Some day soon. 8796.
Someone else. 8804.
Step lively. 8874*.
You’re in my dreams.
Hewlett (W. G. H.):
Girl of sunshine valley. 744.
Waiting. 13562.
Heyboer (Leo):
Sheik of Al Kazan. 17213.
Underneath the western moon.
17482.
Why can’t
17635.
Heyer (O. B.):
Beautiful night. 9471.
Good by [sic] is all I can say to
you. 3308.
I am broken hearted. 5441.
In the moonlight by the stream.
1141.
When I am alone. 2622.
ailes.
9424.
6576.
18523-
9084.
4429,
19454*.
14754.
15681.
10545,
Choral song for a
Blessed event. 7221.
9297.
we go on dancing.
pt. 17, nS.; v.28
Heyerdcahl (L. C.) In your passionate
arms again. 18496.
Heykens (Jonny):
Fairy-tale. 619, 5163.
Her first dance. 18313.
Heykens’ second serenade.
3315, | 24427.
On grandma’s birthday. 13030.
Piay of the butterfiies. 17056.
Zweites stiindchen. T7074.
Heymann (Jacob):
854,
Dance barbaric. 450.
Delia. 487.
Eagle. 578.
Haroun al Raschid. 814.
Prelude. 855, 856.
Heymann (W. R.):
Free and easy.
Ich bei tag und
3514.
If you forget. 22488.
In a year—in a day. 3539.
In the talkies every Sunday night.
pamaler(
du bei nacht.
22534.
Keep on the bright side. 3626.
Kratzbiurste. 12576.
Poor working girls. 4053.
Truly rural gentlemen. 4399.
Heyser (E. K.) I was glad. T0716
(140).
Heywood (Donald):
Happy-go-lucky guy. 16278.
Harlem gal. 33438.
Heart of the South. ¢
Home beyond the river,
5397, 10039.
Plodding along. 23101.
Repenting. 15117.
Save the pieces. 23245.
Za-zu-za-zu-zee. 23798.
Heywood-Tuvim. Happy-go-lucky guy.
16278.
Hiaring (M. E.)
moon. 4109,
Hibbard (A. 8.)
Hibbeler (Ray):
Beautiful old-fashioned girl of my
3386,
Rocky Mountain
Hail Chicago. 14317.
dreams. 11782.
Dancing on Saturday night.
18084.
Dear little mother, far, far away.
477.
Drifting home in Cupid’s toils.
560.
Faith and loyalty. 5164.
Golden locks. 5270.
Heartbroken and blue. 14333.
House with nobody in it. 10049.
I love you. 3455.
I'm weary and blue. 12401.
I need someone and that someone
is you. 16445.
In clover-time. 5622.
In honeymoon Jand. 14521,
1316
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Indiana moon. 12477.
Let me keep dreaming. 10399.
Let’s keep on honeymooning.
12622.
Lonesome moon. 3704.
Love me _ tonight,
5870.
Mem’ries of you.
Mother and dad. 1565.
My little canary, 38879.
My old sweetheart. 3892.
Oodles of love. 10832.
Please forgive. 10910.
Roosevelt, you’re our guiding star.
sweetheart.
20754.
8683.
Rose of my dreams. 2015.
Since you stopped loving me.
4195.
Sunbeams or shadows. 2267,
Where the northern star is shin-
ing. 2672.
Will I ever see my Annie any
more. 6990.
Window, a light and a tear. 2708.
You're the melody that fills my
heart. 4635.
You took the stars out of heaven,
When you said goodbye to me.
4637.
13. 2810.
Hibberd (Bert) Night you sang on
the radio. 3928.
Hickman (A, B.):
Just forgive,
24708.
When the sweet magnolias bloom
in Tennessee. 25858. |
Hickman (Hlmore) pseud. See King
(R. A. K.)
Hickman (M. B.) Depression. 491.
Hickox (D. M.) Waiting for you.
but don’t forget.
13565.
Hicks (Art) jr. Bonita. 15882.
Hicks (Lady Elinor) pseud. See
Hicks (G. E.)
Hicks (G. E.) Girlie. 16225.
Hicks (J. H.)
6355.
Hicks (R. L.) Pretty girlie. 1911.
Hicks (Trustin) jr. I thank you
mother. 7879.
Hiebert (M. G.) No longer reject him.
10751.
Higbee
18340.
Higgin (Clifford) :
Kiss me to sleep in the moonlight.
20564.
My star of love.
Prosperity’s a’ comin’.
(J. EK.) House of dreams.
20877,
Higginbotham (Mack) jr. Evening
star. 12108.
Higginson (D. L.):
Harmony. 24408.
I look for you dear. 24523.
Lotus flower. 248384.
Reverie. 25332.
Waiting. 25765.
High (Freeman) :
Amapola, 21727-21732.
Chimes of spring. 361-365.
Down South. 16080-16085.
Marines’ hymn. 3771-3773.
Old Flag never touched
ground. 38957-3961.
Toymaker’s dream. 2433-2437.
High (lL. G.) Montana moon. 20776.
Highley (C. J.) Two little arms.
21449.
Highsmith (J. H.) jr.
in my arms. 19410.
the
To-night you're
Hild (T. M.) N.R.A. song. 18875.
Hildach (Hugen) Fairest Lord Jesus.
20046.
Hildreth (R. E.):
Carillon. 11888.
Centurion. 9332 (49).
Charm of days gone by. 348.
Defenders of the fort. 12018.
Elaine. 11670 (86).
Fair dame. 11670 (99).
Falling spray. 23795 (25).
In a shady nook. 238795 (37).
Jolly robbers. 23795 (40).
Kiss of spring. 9332 (201).
Light cavalry. 23795 (44).
My dusky Rose. 1600.
Out on a frolic. 15733 (253).
Paraders. 11670 (275).
Society suite. 19226.
Sons du ruisseau. 21696 (352).
Stroll through Cairo. 23795 (91).
Viscayan belle. 23795 (107).
With fife and drum. 9332 (398).
Whirling dervish. 15733 (387).
Hiles (Henry) Jesus calls us.
20500.
Hill (A. 8.) Land of day dreams.
10383.
Hill (Alexander) ;
Delta bound. 14095.
Dixie Lee. 22033, 24158.
Mister, will you serenade. 18752.
My sweet harmony man. 25080.
Hill (Alice) Four walls. 16194.
Hill (Billy)
Hill (C. A.)
to town.
See Hill (W. J.)
Miranda won’t you move
14795.
Hill (C. D.) Tonight ’neath the moon.
21423.
Hill (Don) pseud. See Tolbert
(M. V.)
Hill (Doug) Tonight ’neath the
moon. 21428.
15 GU a eas OPO):
Hallelujah Jesus saves me.
(227).
Since the Holy
4656 (577).
4656
Ghost abides.
1317
INDEX
Hill (Mrs. F.. EB.) Sinee) the Holy
Ghost abides. 4656 (577).
Hill (Florence) Your heart to my
heart. 17745.
Hill (Ina) Whispering in the moon-
light. 19544.
Bah deh) Silver desert moon
dream. 17224.
Hill (J. F.) pseud. See Saenger
(Gustav)
Hill (Jessie) Your reflection. 19638.
Hill (Josephine) Four walls. 16194.
Hill (lL. Leon):
At the food center. 7147.
Happy times are returning. 7699.
Hill (lL. Long):
Absence doesn’t make my heart
grow fonder. 11.
I’m hotter than Dinah and sweeter
than Sue. 22405.
What are you saying my darling.
23611.
Hill GE E:)
day. 12445.
ge GOD a eh? 29 i
Old English suite. 13017.
Oxford garden. 17040.
Hill (Murray) To the glory of the
Red White and Blue. 15460.
Hill (Paul):
Baby. 129.
Everybody’s favorite songs.
My sweetheart’s wedding
22919.
Hill (Pauline) When the flowers
bloom it’s lovetime. 17591.
Hill (Reuben) Now that the day is
ending. 6160.
Hill (Ronald)
13324.
El CWA)
9173.
Bit CW. J.)
Buggy song.
If you'll just name the
9824.
day.
Some Sunday in June.
What might have been.
19802, 24000.
Cabin in the pines. 4873.
Father — mother — sister and
brother. 24252.
Happy dreams. 807.
I’ve got something to live for now.
22452.
Last round-up. 16626, 18595,
24751.
Little blue house in a little green
lane. 22681.
Lonely little town. 22710.
Maker of dreams. 1458.
Old spinning wheel. 6218.
Only a bum. 17018.
Peacefull [sic] valley.
Prairie lullaby. 138127.
Sing no more. 21222.
There’s a cabin in the pines. 8986.
There’s a wild rose that grows on
the side of the hill. 17405.
10875.
pt. IIT, D.S., v. 28
Tree that father planted for me.
19417, 23493.
Two little windows and one little
door. 11395, 23510.
Wagon wheels. 25762.
When it’s moonlight on the old
mill stream. 17576.
When Panama starts strummin’
on his old guitar. 17582.
Hill (Wesley) Dixie, open your gates.
16057.
Hill-billy prisoner
song folio, no. 1.
Hille (Gustav)
(105, 106).
Hillemacher (P. L.):
Esquisse sur un vieux cri de la
rue. 4656 (164).
Fughetta. 4656 (208).
Improvisations. 4656 (293).
Marche. 4656 (252).
Méditation. 4656 (391).
Pastorales. 4656 (485).
Petit prélude. 4656 (492).
Prélude en forme d’étude.
(512).
Prélude en forme de canon. 4656
(513):
Prélude funébre. 4656 (514).
Priére. 4656 (518).
Hiller (J. 8S.) Good-bye little Too Too
San. 2815 (109).
Hiller (K. A.) He’s a blonde. 3356.
Hillery (D. H.) Night I made you
mine. 8433.
Hillgardner (M. W.) Lights.
Hilliam (B. C.):
Bless her little heart. 13905.
Changing of the guard.
11905.
I certainly don’t need you. 10077.
Hillman (Roscoe) You keep me in
hot water all the time. 15701.
Hills (R. M.) Baby. I’m in love with
you. 9487.
Hilton (V. A.) I dreamed away all
those blues. 935.
Himber (Richard) :
I understand. 18483.
It isn’t fair. 10258.
It was only yesterday. 24673.
Life’s so complete. 18622.
Himmel (Heinz) Wenn ich Sonntag
friih mit der Rosmarie. 4484.
Himmelwright (A. L. A.) Let me kiss
your doubts away. 22656.
Hinehliff (W. S.) Two pieces. 10032.
Hinckley (G. H.) eart of my heart.
and mountaineer
18322.
Violin studies.
23795
4656
8127.
7324,
16291.
Hinckley (M. C.) Our first and only
kiss. 18055.
Hincks (Harvey) Love is more than
a dream. 24846.
1318
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
\
Hincks (M. V.) Love is more than a
dream, 24846.
Hindes (Jimmie) My dear. 22877.
Hindley (I. B.) Wanderer’s [sic]
please return. 217500.
Hinds, Hayden & HWidredge, inc.:
My first song book. 3867.
New universal school music se-
ries. 10734, 18900.
Hine (P. I.) With all my heart I love
you. 21624. .
Hines (Dale) Please,
the moon. 18115.
Hines (Earl):
Deep forest.
Dusky belle.
Give me a rose.
Rosetta. 4125.
Hines (N. W.) Dream garden. 24182.
Hines (W. C.) My sweetheart’s kiss.
22918.
Hinkel (A. W.):
Come take me up for a sky ride.
9635.
Meet me in Milwaukee and cele-
Mister Man in
3114.
3180.
22188.
brate return of beer. 10542.
Hinkle (N. W.):
Crucifixus. 2888.
Hallelujah, amen. 3334.
Hinkle (O. H.) At parting. 23876.
Hinners (C. C.) In our beautiful gar-
den of love. 38547.
Hinners (Howard)
Wellesley song book.
Hinsdale (Stewart) :
Perfect night. 13102.
That old fashioned home o’er the
hills. 8967.
Hinshaw (Gertrude) :
California moon. 15913.
Waiting for you. 23557.
Hinson (lL. L. R.) Prosperity if you
stay. 8614.
Hinton (Arthur) :
Capricieuse. 2815 (48).
Coquette. 2815 (61).
Réverie 4 deux. 2815. (287).
Scéne d’amour. 2815. (297).
Hinton (Frayser) My dream of love.
14867.
Hinton junior woman’s club. West
Virginia junior woman’s club song.
23606.
Hintz (Roman):
In the moonlight I dream of you.
20453.
Journey’s end. 20513.
When dreams come through.
21545.
Hintz (William)
3204,
Supplement to
19305.
Evergreen glade.
Hipkins (Helene) :
Camel bells. 15925.
Hoo, to-whit, to-hoo. 20251.
I hear the seas a-callin’. 20315.
I love you dear. 5497.
Let’s go. 14650.
Little girl calied You. 14672.
Maid of the moon. 8280.
Make believe. 38756.
Moon of Ramadan. 20780.
Night and you. 20927.
Hips hips hooray. 24721, 24722,
25690.
Hipsher (EK. E.):
Choral art repertoire. 7353.
4656 (101).
4656 (117).
Cock robin’s reel.
Cuckoos dancing.
Oriole’s lullaby. 4656 (481).
Swift swallows’ waltz. 4656
(622).
Hirota (R. M.) Now we part. 6168.
Hirsch (Hortense) :
Cupid’s serenade. 16014.
Tf! 38522:
Isn’t it funny what love will do.
20471.
Keep on loving me. 16603.
Mysterious tango. 22923.
Hirsch (Walter) :
Ain’t that marvelous, my baby
loves me. 11693, 13785.
Oh you, you beautiful thing.
6201, 130138.
When the mailman say no-mail
today. 4520.
Hirscher (Lou) Old log cabin of my
dreams. 16987.
Hirschl (N. S8.):
In a rumble seat with you. 7936.
Reach for me. 8650.
Sho ’nuff O. K. 8747.
Why can’t I do the same. 9234.
Hirsekorn (K. P.) In summer time.
12466.
Hirsh (H. 8.) Three little classics.
24434,
Hirst (Arthur) lLady of the lakes.
10372.
His Christmas star. 16311*.
His double life. 25507, 25557.
His highness the bey. 2815 (169).
His honor the mayor. 2815 (223, 366,
881).
His woman.
Hiskey (W.
S694.
ie)
My Arkansas home. 20813.
My Ozark home. 20866.
Union depot. 23524.
Hisrich (Dorothy) I am lonely to-
night for you, mother. 5445.
Histoire de rire. 18522.
Hitcheoek (Earl) Wreck of the Ak-
ron dirigible. 11603.
Hitcheock (Ford) Wreck of the Ak-
ron dirigible. 11608.
1319
INDEX
Hitchman (Ruby):
Isn’t she a perfect little lady.
14556.
Mexicano. 14788.
Tramping in the rain. 15489.
Woman, the rib of aman. 15668.
Hix (M.L.) In the land of the moon.
16515.
Hjirtats rost.
Hoag (N. P.)
you. 177.
Hoag (T. W.)
3152.
Hobart (D. B.) Good-bye little Too
Too San. 2815 (109).
Hobday (H. J.) Strolling with your
sweetheart. 2257.
Hobson (G. M.) New deal.
Hobson (Marie) Waterfall.
Hoch Deutschland. 5389.
Hochman (Paul) Chicago.
Hochparterre links. 17752
Hochzeit auf Japata. 5240.
Hochzeit der Sobeide. 637.
Hodges (A. D.) Star points, obliga-
tion and prayer. 25562.
Hodges (Amos) Together we will
24436.
Because I have known
Down in my heart.
6125.
13584.
11921,
(54).
wander. 21420.
Hodges (D. V.) You’re the one that I
love. 2780.
Hodges (Ellis)
Hodges (Speck)
I love., 15715.
Hodgin (W. R.) Alone I watch the
love star. 21724.
Hodgins (B. A.) Gray mansion by
the Tennessee. 3317.
Hodgkinson (Ernest) Rose of Minne-
O. K. by me. 22985.
You’re the one that
wanka. 28212.
Hodgson (H. D.) You’re part of me.
7050.
Hodgson (H. M. T.):
Ocean valse extensions. 3944.
She comes to meet me. 4176.
Hodson (A. N.) Grass widow. 18254.
Hodson (Naydeen) See Hodson (A. N.)
Hedson (William) :
Beautiful dreamer. 170.
Bold bandolero. 4849.
Bzzz. 7286.
Garden swing. 7614.
Jeannie with the light brown hair.
20498.
Star play. 1383870.
Hochste eisenbahn. 4094.
Hoechstetter (Jerome) I’m just like
a radio station. 1005.
Hockner (Hilmar) :
Neue stiicke ftir kleines streichor-
chester. 12946.
Polnisches konzert.
Quartetto 2. 17111.
Trio. 21429.
25276.
pt: a, NUS; VI2S
Vier kleine stiicke ftir streichquar-
tett. 16699.
Hockner (Walter):
Polnisches konzert.
Quartetto 2. 17111.
Trio. 21429.
Vier kleine stticke fiir streichquar-
tett. 16699.
Héeberg (Georg) Danmarks marchen.
9679.
Hoerntlein (J. H.) Oh! What a fool
she made out of me. 6199.
Hof brau. 12296.
Hofeldt (Raymond) Love me tonight,
sweetheart. 5870.
Hoffman (Al):
Black-eyed Susan Brown. 220.
Come out, come out, wherever you
25276.
are. 396, 7382.
Dancing with the one you love.
21987.
Feeling is mutual, my dear. 14210.
Heaven on earth. 16295.
Holding up the parade. 16813,
~ 18328.
Hush my mouth if I ain’t goin’
south. 20276.
Tll see you in church. 20337,
223738.
It’s not a secret anymore. 10271,
12499.
It won’t be long now. 1174.
Jimmy had a nickel. 20506,
24682.
Joan of Arkansaw. 1198, 8012.
Kiss her for me. 38633.
Let’s confess. 1303.
Lovey. 1420, 3787, 3738.
Lullaby moon. 16733, 18683.
Masquerading in the name of love.
22786.
Meet me in the gloaming.
One note trumpet player.
Roll up the carpet. 4111.
Romance of our people. 21148.
Rumpus on the campus. 17159.
Sure of me. 21318.
Surprise. 21319, 25601.
There’s always to-morrow. 21384,
21385.
This program comes to you from
my heart. 4354.
3788.
3986.
Three cornered moon. 19378,
21403.
Two Buck Tim from Timbuctoo.
4408, 4409.
West wind blew in the windmill’s
face. 2599.
Who walks in when I walk out.
13664.
Winter interlude. 25908.
You can’t play my ukulele. 25952,
You’re in my power, ha! ha! ha!
ha! ha. 25963.
1320
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Hoffman (Bert):
Amy, you. 19689.
Dearest pal was
9699.
I’m going over. 998.
I’m so lonely, what’ll I do, what'll
Ido. 5542,
I’m through with lovin’ and hug-
gin’ and kissing you. 16485.
It ain’t no sin. 20472.
Let’s take a little walk with Mary.
5783.
To stars,
21417.
When you left me waiting. 2662.
Hoffman (EK. A.) Is your all on the
altar. TO76 (156).
Hoffman (EH. J:) Back again. 2894.
Hoffman (H. L.) Some day you'll un-
derstand. 2189.
Hoffman (KE. 8.) Is your all on the
altar. 7076 (156).
Hoffman (Hddie) See Hoffman (EK. J.)
Hoffman (Fred) Night after night.
3923:
Hoffman (G. W.):
If she could know. 5598.
My little frisking lamb. 6075.
Paradise and you. 6278.
Sighing. 6504.
Slip a diamond on the finger of
the girl you love. 15264. -
Tell me and I'll tell you. 6701.
Hoffman (George) You did ev’rything
for me. 11623.
Hoffman (J. E.)
my mother.
sun, moon and sky.
Mother of mine.
6015.
Hoffman (John) Ireland I’m coming
home. 22547.
Hoffman (Johnny)
$262, 13702.
Hoffman (R. A.) co.:
Ask the professor. 110*.
Clock symphony. 30389.
Come, dance with me. 17375.
Feeding song. 3322.
Hoffman’s choral series.
Hurdy-gurdy. 3405.
Little gray hen. 8141.
Magic fiddle. 20710*.
Meadow-lark. 8257.
Mocking-bird. 8296.
Night voices. 3926.
Old Spanish custom. 20995*,
When toys come to life. 23666*.
Hoffman (W. A.) I’m for you and
you’re for me. 12877.
Hoffmann (Gerhard) :
Ach Rosalinde, komm’ besuch’
mich mal im sommerhaus. 13,
14.
Lied der puszta. 10419.
Natascha in Samovar, when lights
are low. 1657.
Would you care.
20239.
Wie ein miirchen vom gliick. 4566.
1000 worte liebe. 2813, 2814.
Hoffmann (Gertrude) :
College chums. 21696 (56).
G.O.P.' 138765 (59).
Heaven born banner. 13765 (79).
I like you too. 25992 (24).
On San francisco Bay.
(106).
Percy. 13765 (166).
Hoffmann (Horst) :
Geliebte kleine Ellen, komm mit
mir in die wellen, 729, 730.
Ich bin vielleicht verliebt. 1066,
1067.
Madonna, wo bist du. 1444, 1445.
Mit einem kuss beginut das gltick.
16800.
Und sagst du heut’ auch, dass du
mich liebst. 17478.
Hoffmann (Max):
My little Eskimaid. 21696 (267).
Pousse cafe. 21696 (314).
Seattle Sal. 21696 (337).
Hoffmann (R. 8.) Rattenfiinger von
Hameln. 4090*.
Hofman (Christine) :
In mem’ry of mother. 145238.
You mean the world and all to
me. 9290.
Hofmeister (Friedrich) :
Hebraéisch-orientalischer melodien-
19648
schatz. 5365-5369.
Schul-tanz-buch. 6467-6469.
Tanzkreis. 17357.
Hogan (J. A.) Good old times are
here again. 18247.
Hogben (Dorothy) All about mer-
maids. 4688.
Hogen (J. J.) Death of the young
engineer. 19982.
Hogg (Thomas) Seotia. 23255.
Hogue (S. EH.) Don’t worry for I love
but you. 18094.
Hohein (C. R.) I’ve seen better days.
20398.
Hohertz (G. A.) Longing fer love.
10462.
Hohman (C. H.) practical violin
method. 18326, 22286-22289.
Hohmann (W. H.):
Autumn afternoon.
Upon a hill. 6827.
Hohn (M. B.) Bang (Maia) violin
course. 158.
Hohner (M.), ine.
piano accordion.
Holbert (Jesse) :
Everything says, I love you.
Harlem stomp. 10003.
Love me too. 1391.
Tree of hope. 4890.
Tryin’ to forget you.
4752.
Art of playing the
107.
9826.
2455.
1321
INDEX
Holbrook (R. F.) Silver seas. 13292.
Holbrooke (Josef) :
Alla Napolitana. 15733 (5).
Battle song. 15733 (22).
Come to the West. 15733 (66).
Ere your beauty. 9332 (103).
Follow the gleam. 15733 (124).
Free lance. 93832 (114).
Liberty. 9332 (208).
March. 157383 (148).
Moorish dance. 15733 (220).
Recollection. 15733 (285).
Reconciliation. 15733 ( 286).
Seawards. 157383 (311).
Souvenir valse. 15733 (333).
Story of a drum. 9332 (347).
Sympathy. 15733 (3846).
Tag bobtail. 15733 (347).
Unto my foe. 9332 (3872).
Valse lente. 15733 (364).
Holcomb Cis.)
_ with you. 10124.
Holcombe (G.):
Apple blossom waltz. 23858.
Blue bell waltz. 23966.
Enchantment. 24224.
Evening star waltz.
Moonlight reverie. 24987.
Musk-rose waltz. 25015.
Star of hope. 25561.
Sweet rose waltz. 25609.
Tulip waltz. 25716.
White pearl waltz.
Hold de winds. 7748.
Hold your horses.
20190, 20241, 23080, 23295, 24430.
Hold your man. 12300.
Holden (Cally) Horsey. 24457.
Holden (Sidney) :
Acting with me. 21702.
Americans all for all. 21736.
I’m doing my part. 22395.
24234.
25887.
Sailing on asea of dreams. 23239.
Sweetheart roses. 23418.
When love smiles at you. 28651.
Holder (D. G.):
Pride of the
25296.
Why am I. 21605.
Holdsworth (R. M.) There’s no other
girl. 193869.
Hole (John):
I might have been a _ pirate.
20384.
Just stars. 20545.
My dream house. 20828.
My ladye’s glove. 16858.
Playground. 21069.
Holiner (Mann):
Do the shim-sham. 18083.
I just couldn’t take it, baby.
16375.
I’m walkin’ the chalk-line. 16437..
13
I’m falling in love
18084, 18363, 19311,
American bars.
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
I want to be your mother’s son-
in-law. 16467.
Hollaender (Friedrich) :
But for you. 19805.
Johnny. 22584.
Jonny. 20511.
Jonny wenn du geburtstag hast.
16567.
Reizend. 4094.
Wie hab’ ich nur leben kénnen
ohne dich. 9240.
Hollaender (Victor or Viktor) :
Auf in’s metropol. 11670 (16).
Du mein altes Berlin. 11670 (82).
Herren von Maxim. 4656 (250).
Kasino-lied. 25992 (383).
Mein liebes nachtlokol. 25992
(40).
Messalinette. 4656 (399).
Metropol-quadrille. 11670 (235).
Schaukel-lied. 4656 (561).
Vorschuss auf die seligkeit.
11670 (394).
Willst du mein cousinchen sein.
25992 (82).
Zipfelchen vom
11670 (446).
Holland (N. V.)
4167.
Holland (W. I.):
Burn down the town.
‘Good-bye blues. 16240.
himmelreich.
Sentimental lady.
13946.
Spread a ray of sunshine. 17294.
Stay forever with me. 15332.
Sunshine. 15359.
Holland (W. J.) Just a handful of
sod from old Erin. 8022.
Hollander (Frederick) :
After the snowman is_ built.
19659.
Eski-o-lay-li-o-mo. 20029.
Introduction to San Moritz waltz.
20459.
Just a little garret. 20527.
Messenger boy. 20758.
Oh how I’ve sinned. 20971.
Plane landing. 21066.
St. Moritz waltz. 21167.
Snowman melting. 21287.
Wooden woman. 21629.
Hollander (Will) How could you for-
get. 7774.
Hollenback (B. C.) Um erying for
the love of you. 18404.
Holler (John) :
Blessed are the pure in heart.
19762.
Children of the heavenly king.
7349.
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring. 7170.
Jesus, meek and gentle. 22576.
Holley (Alexander) I found love at
the rainbow’s end. 24500.
2
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Holley (Herman) Bermuda. 21805.
Holliday (J. C.) Likes and dislikes.
3687.
Hollingsworth (Adeline) Pal of my
dreanis, take me home. 15020.
Hollingsworth (C. B.) Sonny boy.
2218.
Hollins (Alfred) Horseman. 3392.
Holloday (B. J.) Lastima, gaditanos!
lastima. 12591.
Holloway (Ola):
Little black Sambo.
Peter Rabbit.
24796*.
25243**,
Three bears. 25680*.
Hollowell (Bert) :
Calling you. 15923.
Chant to Allah. 15949.
Dance with me. 16018.
Homeland. 16319.
How like a flower. 163382.
I want. to hear a blue song.
I won’t ever worry. 16480.
We of the Legion. 17535.
Hollowell (S. W.):
Join the N.R.A. 18542. |
Mission bells. 16791.
Hollywood restaurant revels.
22644.
Holm (Eberhardt)
kiss. 20004.
‘Holm (Hinar) You and I, it must be.
21645. .
Holmberg (E. O.)
enough for me.
Holmes (G. A.)
16470.
19809,
Each beloved
Your eyes be stars
15724.
Woodland sketches.
2730.
Holmes (G. E.):
Castillia. 17964.
Emmett’s lullaby. 3196.
Hermit of Kildare. 12290.
Rubank class ensemble
15166.
Rubank supplementary band book.
15167.
Shepherd of the hills.
Holmes (Harold) :
folio.
8743.
It’s just you. 5667.
Little mother. 5823.
Radio march. 4081, 4082.
Holmes (Harold) music publications:
It’s just you. 5667.
Little mother. 58283.
Radio march. 4081, 4082.
Holmes (Johnny) Now that the storm
is over. 20951.
Holmes (K. R.):
Hawaiian lullaby. 3348.
Jazz band blues. 3587.
Naney Lee. 16918.
Songs my father sang. 2212,
Holmes (Leslie) :
MMainit.: S2L33T.
This town’s too quiet. 21400.
When I play on my Spanish guitar.
23639.
Holmes (Ninette) :
A rivederci. 21697.
Lady Moon. 22635.
Prosperity has come.
Holmes (P. A.)
13149.
Prosperity is here
again. 8618.
Holmes (R. B.) Waltzing to heaven
with you. 11450,
Holmes (S. W.) Hopping along.
24455.
Holmes (Syd) Jolly well bright and
gay. 20510.
Holmesley (Goldie) Prosperity is here
again. 8618.
Holms (—) pseud. See Hoffmann
(Gerhard )
Holmstrand (J.) God’s word and
promise. 7645.
Holoubek (Karl):
In der blauen nacht. 14517, 14518.
Weisst du was, lieber Franz.
11477, 11478.
Holsinger (C. C.) I can’t believe
your [sic] untrue. 16350.
Holst (Ernest) Answer my heart.
17817, 19697.
Holst (Gustav) :
Awake, awake. 125.
Chaconne. 11908.
Dove. 530.
Drinking song. 9780.
Evening on the Moselle. 597.
First love. 22125.
If ’twere the time of lilies.
Lively pair. 22697.
Love song. 10488.
Mother-in-law. 22844.
My sweetheart’s like Venus. 22917.
Nightingale and linnet. 1689.
O ’twas on a Monday morning.
22991. .
Six canons for equal voices.
Valse etude. 138535.
White summer rose.
Holst (Imogen)
dances. 12095.
Holst (M. S.):
Forest lullaby.
DoT.
880.
23690.
Highteenth century
3246.
Round and reund. 4126.
Holst (N. C.) There’s a little path a-
winding o’er the hill. 17395.
Holstein (Gus) :
My baby’s by my side. 22867.
Will you remember tomorrow,
what you're telling me tonite.
23716.
Holt (Booth) Prosperity song. 10965.
Holt (F. C.) Popeye song. 15070.
Holt (Henry) & c¢o., ine. German
songs, old and new. 14265.
1323
INDEX
Holt, (3g 42):
Precious dear. 23128.
What am I to do. 23609,
When you're out smirkling take a
tip from me. 21578.
Holt. (Larry) My Gipsy melody.
6063, 8361.
Holt sR. Mer):
Believe me. 13886.
In my dream. 12459.
Holt (Willie) My Lucky § strikes.
14886.
Holtman (A. R.):
Moon on the hill. 16810.
What more could I ask. 4494.
Holton (Albert) pseud. See Saenger
(Gustav )
Holton (F. B.) pseud. See Wilson
(ol Cd 534)
Holton (F. M.) My heart is calling.
10656.
Holy sepulchre. S880*.
Helz (Hugo) Kommersstimmung.
12574.
Holzapfel weiss alles. 881, 1502:
Holzhaus (R. M.) Wenn mein schatz
mich ktisst. 19498.
Holzmann (Abe):
Flying arrow. 9332 (1138).
Mandy. 9832 (225).
Home on the range. 5403, 7758, 14352,
22294, 22295, 24442)
Home pub. co. 4H field song. 138761.
Home, sweet home. 7759, 21696 (157).
Homer (C. B.) Army invisible we.
15798.
Homever (C. W.) & ¢€o.:
Cantate Domino. 17958.
Polonaise. 1896.
Homme heureux. 418.
Hone (Joseph) Lone hobo.
Honegger (Arthur):
5837, 8155.
Danse de la chévre. 4988.
Mouvement symphonique. 14839.
Prélude - arioso - fughette. 6339,
3130.
Sonatine. 6560.
Suite. 23908.
Honrath (Donald) So low. 17255.
Hood (Colin) Jolly comrades. 20509.
Hood (M. BE.) Man in the moon knew.
8234.
Hook (James)
minuet for the theatre.
Hooker (Beulah)
row. 4600.
Hooker (Thelma)
dreamer. 5522.
Hooper (H. B.):
Dancing on a roof garden. 19911.
Never regret that you were in love
with me. 20917.
Single apartment.
Hook’s (Mr. James)
7764.
Yesterday’s tomor-
I’m just a love sick
8774.
/ pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
Hooper (H. H.) Here’s to that shrine.
24426.
Hooper (Nellie) :
My pal. 16873:
Sun will be shining for you. 6641.
Hoorebeke (— van):
Campagne normande.
Dartifol-marche. 468.
Mama Liza. 18695.
Marcadet 49-27. 1465.
305.
Rainbow. 13173.
Sparks. 13355.
Sunbeam. 13389.
19307.
Laughing over losing
Sur les quais de Paris.
Hoots (Lois)
you. 24752.
Hoover (Denise) If each dark cloud
has a Silver lining. 22475.
Hoover (G. W.):
Chi-ca-go in 1988. 352.
Go easy, Hanna from Louisiana.
5263.
Moonbeams smile again. 5992.
Hoover (Treva) Dreaming in the
moonlight. 16092.
Hope (Hleanor) Our country’s First
Lady. 13054.
Hope (Frederick) Why is it so.
11565.
Hope (H. Ashworth-) See Ashworth-
Hope (H.)
Hone (Hedges) Tell me, am I falling
in love. 25635.
Hope (Louise) Mia querida. 16783.
Hope of the ages. 18336*.
Hope, the hermit. 3391.
Hope pub. co.:
Around Bethlehem’s manger.
15733. (13).
Day of days. 18765 (38).
Nature’s awakening. 13765 (131).
Old, old story. 15733 (248).
Santa Claus and his _ helpers.
15733 (806).
Hopekirk (Helen) Seventy Scottish
songs. 17752 (60).
Hopkins (EK. B.):
Two ean make a world. 9060.
When the moon says it’s time for
love. 11521.
Hopkins (I. M.) Just a little kiss.
22598.
Hopkins (Ken)
Hopkins (Porter)
Ev’ry night. 16140.
Just a little kiss.
22598.
Hopmann (R. W.) "Twas just a
puppy-love affair. 15503.
Hoppe (BE. R.) Silvery moon. 15242.
Hoppin (Stuart) Blue eyes. 21826.
Hopson (E. 8.) Take me again in
your arms. 25621.
Hopson (Elizabeth) In a. garden.
22500.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Horacek (1. BE.)
18801,
Horan
15507. .
Horejs (Thomas) Depression march.
494.
Horn (G. A.)
Music. hath charms.
(Jack) Twilight and you.
Just another broken
dream. 8081.
Horn (N. C.) Ah! she loves me.
9348.
Horn (N. V.) Sleepy-time. 8781.
Hornby (M. O.) ‘Tell me darling.
6703.
Horne (Hlsie) Hark! hark! the lark.
6465.
Horney (R. L.) Song for mother.
8817.
Hornin (Joseph) Blue eagle waltz.
19774.
Horning (J. A.) All hail to prosper-
ity. 7108.
Hornsby (G. L.):
Call of love. 15918.
Curiosity. 18026.
Hornstein (C, L.) Tin can age. 2407.
Horobin (Jessie) Blossom time.
11817.
Horsey (Mabel) That's how I am
without you. 43834.
Horst (P. M.) I planted a rose in the
garden. 22441.
Horstemeier (E. H.) Hear me O Lord.
24413.
Horstemier (E. H.)
eagle flying. 20557.
Keep the blue
Horth (George de) Sce de Horth
(George)
Horton (C. P.):
Barcarolle. 17752 (18).
17752 (22).
17752
Bells of winter.
O night, most beautiful.
(166).
Our starry banner. 17752 (108).
Silver song series. 17752 (1388).
Horton (Florence) Walking in the
king’s highway. 17752 (153).
Horton (i. H.) :
Birthday. 9501.
Encouragements to a lover. 9807.
Horton (Myles) pseud. See Miles
(EK. H.)
Horton. (N. “P:) ~Bread’’ line” blues.
PASM
Horton, «(R...C.) :
Choo chco train. 17980.
If you only knew. 14504.
Horvath (A.,8.):
It’s all because of you. 22554.
Try wearing a smile. 4403.
Horvath (Géza) Badinerie. 4656
(44).
Horwath (Joseph) :
I am something to you. 22326.
Roaming to romance. 6406, 17137.
Wander song. 25777.
Horwitz (Charles) Plain little sol-
dier man. 4656 (507).
Hosbach (W. J.) jr.:
Just another day gone by. 14600.
So sudden, you were gone. 4216.
Hoschna (K. L.) au. and Hoschna
(Hettie) prop.:
Barnyard frolic. 19648 (10).
Boys in blue. 19648 (17).
Cupid. 21696 (68).
Dat’s de way I loves you, honey
mine. 21696 (72).
Dear old school days. 11670 (71).
Girl from Broadway. 21696
(119).
Girl who was meant for you. 7076
(88).
Girl with the naughty, naughty
glance. 19648 (42).
Good bye pal. 11670 (128).
Hail to the father of our country.
157383 (139).
He loves me, he loves me _ not.
21696 (148).
Hobo man. 21696 (156).
In a shady nook. 15733 (156).
Its up to you to do the rest..
21696 (202).
Jolly sailor boys. 19648 (65).
Land of romance. 2815 (174),
19648 (70).
Lilliputian police. 193648 (73).
Lincoln, oh Lincoln we honor you
today. 19648 (74).
Little cow-boys and cow-girls.
19648 (77).
Little fire fighters. 19648 (78).
Little folks in dreamland. 19648
(79).
Little housekeepers. 19648 (80).
Little postmen. 19648 (81).
Lota’s chant. 15733 (191).
Love me as you used to do. 21696
(241).
Mayor of Tokio. 7076 (220).
Miss Dolly Dollars. 7076 (228),
9332 (236).
Moth and the butterfly. 19648
(97).
On the lake. 11670 (264).
Panamericana. 11670 (273).
Pearl and the pumpkin. T7076
(260),,., 93832) (27%) .
Phantom brigade. 7076 (261).
Princess beggar. 9332 (288).
Sentry march. T7076 (311).
Someone. 2815 (306).
That’s easy for a little girl to do.
21696 (370).
Tidyville. 19648 (148).
Upside downy land. 15733 (361).
Waterfall. 9832 (379).
1325
INDEX
Hoschna (K. L.) aw. and Hoschna
(Hettie) prop.—Continued.
Without thee love my heart is
blind. 19648 (178).
Young America. 19648 (177).
Hose’ (S:.7P:):
Dance romance. 16017.
Minstrel’s love song. 16788.
Hosking (J. T.) Letter asking to
come home. 5787.
Hosmer (HE. S8.):
Dawn ot God’s dear Sabbath.
4656 (125).
Fountain of youth. 24287.
Now is the happy time.
(258).
Over the water. 7076 (257).
Hosmer (Lucius) :
Bandit chief. 7076 (12).
Burlesque serenade. 7076 (23).
Castles in Spain. TO76 (28).
Chorus of the friars. TO76 (33).
Faleon’s flight. TO76 (79).
Give him a welcome quite Spanish.
7076 (89).
Hunting chorus.
Lay of the lute.
9332
TO7T6 (127).
7076 (172).
Love’s eternal song. T076 (189).
March of the guard. 7076 (194).
Nightingale and the rose. T7076
(241).
Oh won’t you shed one little tear
for me. T7076 (248).
Pilgrim of love. TO76 (262).
Rose of the Alhambra.
(282-292), 9832 (314).
Scene of the apparition.
(304).
Song of the millers.
Weaving. 7076 (3877).
What vision fair. T7076 (384).
Hostetler (C. A.) jr. Cuddle in my
arms. 14062.
Hot pepper. 4678, 12807.
Hotel. 7539.
HO6tel des étudiants. 6501.
Hottinger (Elizabeth) Down
dusty lane. 19972.
Hough (J. 'N.)':
In the beautiful springtime of
7076
T7076
7076 (326).
the
May. 7948.
What’s sweeter than the bee.
9174.
Houghton (C. D.) Heavens to Betsy.
22271.
Houghton (Don) Whispers of dream-
land. 25884.
Houghton (H. J.):
ramp. 6780.
World is tramping on. 11594.
Houghton (M. J.) Cheer up. 7340.
Houghton (W. H.) Songs in the
night. 21274.
pt. 1m, n. s., v. 28
Houlding (W.'J.) Love is all eternal
spring. 18663.
House (Anna) Baulin water blues.
165.
House (Clinton) Mississippi, moan.
3823.
House (Vera) Just one more love
letter to you. 10333.
House (W. H.) Sell it. 4162.
Houseley (Henry) au. and Houseley
(Charles and James) props.:
Spring song. 23795 (90).
Twilight dreams. 23795 (102).
Houseman (N. R.) You took my
dreams away. 2784.
Houser (G. M.) Memories of mother.
8271.
Housman
25392. :
Houston (H. HE.) ’Cause my baby’s
sore at me. 15944.
Houtkamp (C. HE.)
15920.
Hovet (Lillian and Walter)
(Rosalie) Sandman.
Call of youth.
Claim on
the plain. 24061.
Hovey (N. W.) Rubank elementary
method for clarinet. 23228.
How d’you do. 9337, 9547; 10119,
10268, 10766, 21984.
How deep in love am I. 5427.
How: to break ninety. 12062.
Howard (Carel) You made a fool of
me. 23767.
Howard (Chris) pseud. See Christo-
pher (Howard)
Howard (Delmar)
the gospel. 19158.
Howard (E. R.) Ill see you in Chi-
cago at the fair. 7828.
Howard (Fred) It’s heaven to me.
1170.
Howard (J. H.):
Separated unto
Ask the man. 2815 (15).
Belle of bald-head row. 9832
(82).
Big banshee. 11670 (383), 15733
(30).
Blow the smoke away. 19648 (16).
Brownies. 2815 (87).
Central give me back my dime.
11670 (42).
Cinderella. 2815 (52).
Cing Cing’s samisen. 15733 (60).
Clorinda Jackson. 15733 (63).
Cross your heart. 9332 (78).
Dear heart. 9332 (87).
Diplomacy. 11670 (74).
Dixie I love you. 21696 (76).
Drums of the fore and aft. 9832
(95).
First and only. 19648 (36).
Girl you dream about. 93832 (122).
Heap love. 2815 (129).
Heart to let. ‘15783 (141).
1326
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
I don’t like your family. 21696
(174).
I’m lonesome for you. 2815 (145).
I want a girl like you. 9832
(151).
It’s lonesome tonight. 19648 (56).
Julie Dooley. 2815 (169).
Just a paper doll. 11670 (183).
Land of Nod. 11670 (191).
Let’s take a trolley ride. 9332
(207).
Make your own sunshine. 25992
(38).
My Illinois. 2815 (234).
My Uncle Sam. 2815 (240).
Oh the deuce what's the use.
2815 (257).
Old Broadway. 157383 (246).
One and one make one. 15733
(250).
Same old moon. 2815 (295).
Same old story. 25992 (62).
So. 25992 (64).
Sun that shines on Dixieland.
93832 (350).
Thursday is my Jonah day. 19648
(147).
Umpire is a most unhappy man.
9332 (370).
Waning honeymoon. 19648 (158).
What’s the use of dreaming.
13765 (244).
When you grow tired just let me
know, 2815 (365).
Won’t you be my girlie. 15733
(392).
You look awful good to father.
9832 (408).
You're the sweetest girl I know.
25992 (85).
Howard (James) In the shade of
the pine. 7956.
Howard (lL. D.) You're my life, my
inspiration. 7048.
Howard (LL. BH.) Good man’s love.
5284.
Howard (M. B.) Old log shack.
251638.
Howard (M. L.):
Ella. 20014.
Hawaiian dream. 20206.
Howard (Monte) Ireland and you.
18499.
Howard (Patrick)
you. 6642.
Howard (Percy) Doll baby. 12041.
Howard (R. L.) Give back your love
Sun will shine for
to me. 5258.
Howard (W. H.) Inventions, ete.
20461.
Howe (Hvalyn) Oh lovely night.
1739.
Howe (J. H.) Fair Puget Sound.
14200.
38188—34——17
Howe (Ward) Goodbye Canada.
D214.
Howell (Dorothy) Bird’s song. 7214.
Howell (KH. B.) Moonlight lips.
12820.
Howell (Genevieve) Prosperity with
Roosevelt. 15099.
Howell (Ken) Howell-Aretta system
of modern accordion study. 24465.
Howell (M. L.) Lonesome and blue.
10458.
Howell (T. M.) Come on let’s go
down South. 15993.
Howell & Bradshaw. Come on let’s go
down South. 15998.
Howell-Aretta system of modern ac-
cordion study. 24465.
Howells (Herbert) :
Bunches of grapes. 7273.
To music bent. 9020.
Howells (J. A.) I love you so. 22384.
Howes (T, H.) Jeannie. 16555.
Howgill (Richard) :
Destitution. 500.
In the clouds. 1185.
Night express. 1684.
Riding out the gale.
Song of the machine.
Typhoon. 2475.
Howie (F. R.) James & Robert
Douglas. 7998.
Howland (C. EH.) There’s no depres-
sion in our love. 8991.
Howland (G. H.) You're mine. 11639.
Howland (H. 1.) My yesterday girl.
14914.
Howland (L. de L.) What is said in
the moonlight, doesn’t count next
1981.
2209.
day, 21540.
Howland (Ll. L.) National Roosevelt
anthem. 18885.
Howland (R. W.):
National Roosevelt anthem.
18885.
You’re mine. 11639.
Howley (J. J.) Yodeler’s dream.
17691.
Hoy (H. O.) My taxi sweetheart girl.
1646.
Hoy (Ken) Heartbroken. 5358.
Hoyer (Karl):
Drei kleine sonaten.
Zug des todes. 9327.
Hrebeniuk (Stephen) Ontario is my
paradise. 18963.
Hruby (Frank)
technic. 25411.
Hruby (Viktor)
TT79.
School of clarinet
Variationen tiber ein
eigenes thema. 138538.
Hrucka (Andrew) Lover of my
dreams. 18676.
Hubatschek (H. J.) Hot cha baby
don’t you leave me flat. 10047.
Hubay (Jeno) Anna Karenina. 2857.
1327
INDEX
Hubbard (B. C.):
I love baloney. 22377.
In the shadow of Mount Rainier.
12471.
Hubbard (Charlotte) :
Drifting on the old Ohio. 5091.
Sad, 6441.
Hubbard (Chloe) Your last kiss.
23785.
Hubbard (Harry) That’s what Ill do
for you. 23445.
Hubbard (R. L.) My mother. 3886.
Hubbard (S. B.):
Our little love affair. 18954.
Song that reminds me of you.
21270.
Hubbell (P. E.) So buy American
now. 4211.
Hubble (A. R.) My Arkansas sweet-
heart. 20814.
Huber (A. L.) Yes, I say. 28748.
Huber (Paul) Paradise lane. 10860.
Hudak (Michael) In my arms.
24632.
Huddleston (H. C.) Wise guy. 23722.
Huddleston (M. M.) Still times goes
on. 25574.
Hudebni matice umélecke besedy:
Kleopatra. 8055.
Na shledanou vy lepSich Gasech.
8409.
Penize nebo Zivot. 8558.
Préludes. 8597.
Sonata 2. 8813.
Sonatina. 8815.
U plamene. 9065.
Z% mladych let. 93824.
Zivot je jen nédhoda. 9326.
Hudecek (John) Why. 15648.
Hudson (EHdward) Biscuit
15853.
Hudson (Frances) Il never change
my mind about you. 14414.
Hudson (Harry) I’m getting younger
roller.
every day. 12379.
Hudson (Hillery) Winter nights.
21622.
Hudson (Irene) Family’s resolution.
3218.
Hudson (Mrs. L. G.) Laugh your
cares away. 12592.
Hudson (Lynton) Song of the night-
ingale. 13346.
Hudson (Raymond):
Florida moon. 18179.
When the sun bids the day good
morning. 6944.
Hudson (Rollo) I found the road to
you. 5471,
Hudson (W.S.) 3 and 2 percent beer.
9329, 19645.
Hudson (Will):
Ink bottle stomp. 14547.
Man from Harlem. 3758.
pt. mm, n.s., v. 28
Hudspeth (G. W.) Arizona brings me
dreams of you. 2867.
Hutie (Georges) :
Basses et chants donnés aux con-
cours des classes d’harmonie,
année 1982. 163.
Berceuse pour Jes gueux. 9493.
BEtérnelie sérénade. 15733 (115).
Eternels baisers. 15733 (116).
Exaltation. 157338 (121).
In my dreams I sorrowed. . 10217.
Lecons d’harmonie des éléves
ayant remporté le premier prix
aux concours des classes d’har-
monie, année 1932. 1291.
Lys. 15783 (195).
Miroir de la source. 15733 (219).
Nos chansons. 15733 (238).
Nuit immortelle. 10771.
Rayon de soleil. 15733 (282).
Vers les bois. 15733 (372).
Vers-luisants. 15733 (373).
Volupté. 11484.
Huerter (Charles) :
Mélodie d’amour.
Rise, my soul,
wings. 6402.
Hueser (Paul) I never knew the
meaning of love. 18423.
Huey (Grace) Oh dearest, will you
be my own. 16968.
Huff, (C..- ) Hail!
24881.
Huff (L. M.):
Achieving faith. 15.
Way of peace. 2579.
Fon (Ny
I’m going to see JesuS are you.
20362.
It pays to help others. 20475.
16768.
and stretch thy
La-Guardia.
Huff (M. G.) Lost without you.
18656.
Huffaker (H. P.) Hollow of the hills.
12301.
Huffington (John):
Easy rhythm. 5104.
Night after night. 6129.
Huffington (L. M.) In the land that
waits for me. 10230.
Huffman (Charles) Moonlight dream.
5995.
Huffman (J. V.)
friendly people. 708.
Huffman (V. J.) Good-bye Old Man
Depression. 12224.
Hufford (H. S.) I’m on my way to
Friendly songs for
win that certain someone. 7852,
18414.
Huffziger (Hermann) Tanzkreis.
1faat
Hufschmitt (Paul) I want to be with
you. 14479.
Hufstedler (Lloyd) Under the Alamo
moon. 17474.
1328
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Hug (Gebr.) & co.:
Bewusst gewordenes klavierspiel.
11808.
Dramatische
7488.
Frohe fahrt. 5217.
Im vortibergehen. 1108.
Lebenslust. 5769, 5770, 12603.
Lied im frtihling. 13817.
Lob der bestindigkeit. 1348.
Nachtigalls wiederkehr. 1653.
St. Nepomuks vorabend. 2040.
Umegekehrt. 2479.
Vorspruch. 2538.
30 spezial-etiiden. 5141. -
Huggins (L. P.) Say not, The strug-
gle nought availeth. 11058.
Hughes (Elvira) Eyes. 16148.
Hughes (F. W.) Hymns of the king-
dom. 9832 (143).
Hughes (Herbert) :
How deep in love am I.
Jig and slip jig. 22580.
Siller croun. 23282.
Hughes (J. A. C.) Greater love hath
no man. 3320.
Hughes (J. M.)
Hughes (M. B.):
Beautiful Sierra-Nevada moun-
tains. 238927.
Don’t you care. 24167.
Everybody likes a different kind
of lovin’. 24238.
Honey, don’t be mad at me. 16320.
Look at that moon. 18647.
Oh Nira. 16975.
Oh, yeah. 14971.
Soup. 25543.
Why did you treat me that way.
25892.
You tell ’em I did.
Hughes (M. H.)
love. 9700.
Hughes (M. M.) Dubuque. 7517.
Hughes (O. M.) That other wise man.
25655.
Hughes
21952.
Hughes (U. W.):
Franklin D. march. 24802.
Lonesome moon. 20665.
Hughey (J. F.) In that glad land of
to-morrow. 18485.
Hugo (Alfred) pseuwd.
(A. H.)
Huhn (Bruno):
Be strong. 21783.
Cato’s advice. 11670 (41).
Good-bye to a child. 13765 (74).
I.mind the day. 13765 (89).
Love’s philosophy. 11670 (213).
Song of faith. 11670 (350).
Song of praise. 11670 (351).
Till I wake. 18765 (224).
ouverture. 5074,
5427.
Lamb of God. 5755.
17787.
Deep, dark, secret
(Rose) Contrary Mary.
See Neuberger
Huizing (Claude) New deal march.
8426.
Hulbert (C. A.) In my golden dream
of dreams. 12463.
Hulbert (Claude) My hat’s on the
side of my head. 18824.
Hull (A. V.):
I'll be up to see you, sometime,
24516.
Y-lang y-lang flowers. 25942,
Bull, (Jai)
Goodbye depression. 3305.
T’ll build a little white house with
shutters of green. 957.
| Hull (J. P.) Amorosa bella. 4711.
Hull (Russ):
For nobody but you. 242778.
Tamara. 23138.
Hulse (Curtis) pseud. See Curtis (A.
F.)
Hulten (G. P.) When my fancy’s run-
ning high. 11513.
Hultman (J. A.):
Nir morgon gryr, da blir det sol-
sken. 10712.
Var blott en
11410.
Hultman (J. H.)
solskensstrimma.
My girl. 6060.
AHumbert-Lavergne (Mady) Florile
dalbe. 667.
Hume (Al) Ill tap, tap, tap on your
window. 14416.
Humfeld (Charles)
Hummel (H. A.):
Believe me, I’m in love with you.
15841.
McKinley. 5899.
Hix of the stix. 7745.
T’ll leave it all to you. 962.
I’m the jig-saw man. 7859.
I’ve waited honey for the fair.
7889.
I will not let you go with just a
Single kiss. 7903.
Looking for you. 8172.
Make up your mind you’ll be mine.
14727.
Needin’. 8420.
Roosevelt knows his line. 13204.
Song of the night. 4237.
Still in memory you’re mine.
13375.
There’s a secret love.
Hummel (Henry)
3729.
Humperdinck (Engelbert) aw.
Humperdinck (Wolfram) prop.:
Berceuse. TO76 (15).
Heirat wider willen. 7076 (118).
Rosmarin. TO76 (294).
Humphrey (H. B.) In an old country
lane. 14516.
Humphrey (Homer )
11749.
17401.
Love of my heart.
and
Ave Maria.
1329
INDEX
Humphrey (Lucy):
I want to take you back but why
did you roam. 22468.
Leaves. 1289.
Humphrey (M. I.):
Century fair. 15947.
Forward N. R. A. 16192.
Humphreys (George):
How I miss you mother. 20263.
Little sweetheart, just one more
dance with you. 24809.
Humphreys (H. C.) ‘Truro night.
4400.
Humphreys (H. 8.) Claudia. 17988.
Humphreys (W. D.) Moon beams.
24984.
Humpty-Dumpty. 7781*.
Hungary, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5d.
Hungerford (Maynard) When you
stopped loving me. 4526.
Hunkins (E. 8.) Love is a sickness.
oleae.
Hunt (Alice)
23174.
Hunt (C. L.)
22140.
Hunt (Edward)
20079.
Hunt (F. D.) To be with you. 4373.
Réve exquis. 21121,
For he sorta fikes me.
For you and me.
Hunt (G. B.) Since you said goodbye.
21217.
Hunt (Irene) Will you be true. 2705.
Hunt (i224:
Dixie moon. 9726.
I can’t forget my college sweet-
heart. 20285.
I’d like to have first call on you.
20291.
There’s and [sic] old fashioned
hut in and [sic] old fashioned
town. 11318.
When Uncle Tom meets Old Black
Joe. 17604.
Who stole my gal. 21601.
Youre in my dreams tonight.
tT (25.
Hunt (Joe) See Hunt (J. F.)
Hunt (Joseph):
Down where the Budweiser flows.
7485.
Just a little cabin in the hills.
16575.
Hunt (M.L.) Goodbye old depression.
9968.
Hunt (Melvin Le Roy) Sweetheart I
never knew. 19318.
Hunt (Reginald) :
Scarecrow. 21185.
Three waltzes. 11068.
Hunt (W. F.) Sing, my violin, sing.
23294.
Hunter
12503.
(Cyril) It’s time to rest.
pt. I, n. S., v. 28
Hunter (J. M:):
T’ll be seein’ you. 10099.
Just a bowl of sweetpeas. 8020.
Hunter (James) pseud. See Saenger
(Gustav).
Hunter (M. A.) Laughter comes after
a tear. 10391.
Hunter (Octavia):
Day dream. 470.
Moon, my heart and you. 3832.
She’s a girl from Santa Barbara.
17208.
Someday you'll know how I love
you. 2192.
Hunter (Paul):
That gal of mine. 25649.
This is our paradise. 2387.
Hunter (Riddell) Shanty O’Fay.
23270.
Hunier (S. E.) Because I love you.
13870.
Hunter (Skillman):
New deal. 8425.
Sweet little mother. 15370.
Huntington (Clarence) Rambling cow
boy sisi:
Huntington (E. D. D.)
21007.
Huntington (E. 8. 8.) You're a chip
off the old block, Boy scouts. 13733.
Huntley (Arthur) My Idaho moun-
tain home. 16855.
Huntley (F. H.):
One girl.
Julia’s garden. 16571.
Red, red rose. 23163.
Star. 6614.
Stars of the summer night. 23374.
Why Adam sinned. 13665.
Hupfeld (Herman):
Are you makin’ any money. 13826.
I’ve gotta get up and go to work.
14474, °°
Little one. 8147.
Night owl. 20934.
Savage serenade. 19139.
You love me. 23766.
Hupp (Charles) Spring lovers. 2239.
Huppertz (Gottfried) Godiva. 20135*.
Hurd (Hazel) Don’t say you love
me. 14123.
Hurd (M. D.) Giocondo. 5248.
Hurdon (H. D.) Down by the garden
gate. 9746, 24175.
Hurdon music publishers.
the garden gate. 24175.
Hurdy-gurdy. 3405.
Hurlbert (La Verne)
ful of love. 1042.
Hurlbert (Ophelia)
came back. 24478.
Hurlburt (N. K.):
Golden key. 3298.
Morning. 3840.
Down by
I want an arm-
I am glad you
1330
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Song of life. 4233.
Song of praise. 4236.
Hurley (R. W.) My homeland. 1615.
Hurst (B. M.) Rose twined cabin
and you. 23216.
Hurst (J. 8.) jr. Empty arms. 14172.
Hurst (Jan) Brighton sea-step.
13934.
Hurt (L. E.):
Blue eagle blues. 19770.
Girl of my heart. 18220.
You’ve got me in love’s net.
21673.
Hurwitz (Donald) Two in love.
21448.
Husch (R. G.):
Goodbye glory. TO76 (98).
Sweetest girl of all. 2815 (318).
Husechka (V. M.)
ing. 12954.
Huso (James) :
Love ’em and leave ’em. 5859.
You better eat them beans. 7085,
11614.
Husted (A. B.)
into the dawn. 4007.
Husted (M. I.) I ain’t weary of de
bright world. 10066.
Hustru for en dag. 14720.
Hutch (—) Blue river—roll on. 7230.
Hutchens (Frank) At the bathing
pool, 178384.
Hutchings (EK. F.)
6601.
New dav is dawn-
Out of the darkness
Spring is here.
Hutchings (O. M.)
my heart. 21383.
Hutchins (Frank)
Hutchins (Gordon)
Hutchinson (Ff. H.)
call you Sweetheart.
Hutchinson (Leota)
ries bloom again in
28652.
Hutchinson (Victor Hely)
Hutchinson (Victor)
Huttl (C. J.) Rock me to sleep in my
Rocky Mountain home. 211388.
Hutton (lL. C.) Those two lips were
made for me. 15441.
Huycke (Asa) Spirit of Fort Erie.
8850.
There’s a song in
Pop-eye. 21077.
Hymnal. 10064.
Since you let me
2148.
When the cher-
Michigan.
See Hely
Hyde (BE. N.):
Every little thing. 3205.
Pretty little thing. 25294.
Hyde (Gene) See Hyde (EK. N.)
Hyde (Hattie) :
Special question blues.
T.N. & O. blues. 66838.
Hyde (R. H.) Gypsy eyes.
Hye-Knudsen (Johan)
indvielsen af Aarhus
20551.
6588.
20170.
Kantate ved
universitet.
Hylan (W. H.) Nothing but kisses
can make me forget that I’m blue.
25122.
Hyland (A. 8S.) Our dear country.
1815.
Hylton (Jack) Song of the bells.
2207
Hymn melodies for children to play.
3407.
Hymnal (The) 10064, 12325.
Hymnophon (Verlagsanstalt) :
Klumpe-dumpe. 18582, 18583.
Unter freiem himmel. 19442—
19445.
‘Hymns of worship and service. 23795
(32).
Hynek (Gus):
That’s just what I crave. 23441.
Yearning for you sweetheart.
23741.
Hypnotized. 92, 1112, 1372.
I couldn’ hear nobody pray. 3418.
I cover the waterfront. 10079.
I got religion. 12342.
Til be true, Lord, to Thee. 24515.
I loved you Wednesday. 13199, 14425,
16311, 16370, 16378, 16537.
I’m almost home. 7839.
Tm no angel. 20299, 20371, 20406,
21360, 21387, 25672.
I’m so glad that trouble don’t last
alway. 18418.
I married an angel. 17846.
I see the moon. 3495.
I sing the cross. 5562.
I would if I could. 21795.
I wouldn’t mind dying. 12431.
Jannuzzo (Orazio) Nuovo congresso
AOS See Gey:
Tasilli (Gerardo) :
Hiight of the bumble bee. 14221.
Hills of home. 24431-24433.
Iatalese (Nick) At the dance of the
dolls. 15807.
Ibach (Evelyn):
Back up the President. 7175.
Maybe I’m just a nobody. 5934.
Ibert (Jacques) :
Deux orphelines. 18065.
Histoires. 10083.
Valencia. 23533.
Ich bei tag und du bei nacht. 3514.
Ich bleib bei dir. 7906, 10506.
Ich und die kaiserin. 9240.
Idaho. University. Associated’ stu-
dents. Songs of the Vandals. 8834.
Ide (Charls)
Idée de génie. 7322, 14784.
Idée folle. 7198, 8416, 8633, 9858,
13782, 14511, 17967.
Idelsohn (A. Z.):
Friday evening service. 18205.
Hebraisch-orientalischer melodien-
schatz. 53865-5369.
Medley no. 8. 3785.
1331
INDEX
Idemne (8S. J.) Will you forgive me
dear. 13675.
Idiart (Jean) N.R.A. 18855.
Idle (Harry) Valse romantique.
6832.
Terley (M. A.) :
Marley, L. M. 5928.
Three crosses. 6745.
Ietti (Dominick):
Amore incerta. 7128.
Canzone del cane. 314.
Colomba colorita. 391.
Gatta. 7615.
If a body trust a body. 12484.
Ifigenia in Tauride. 15998.
Igoe (A. T.):
Call me back my Ireland. 11875.
Home of my heart in County
Mayo. T7757.
When your hair is turning grey.
4528.
I] faut marier nos filles. 7925.
Ilda (Lewis) Woman should stick to
her man. 17669.
Iigenfritz (McNair):
Chanson de valse. 9586.
Flames. 16162.
Illini theatre guild. Wotta racket.
21631*.
Illuminato (C. T. dad’) I’m in love with
you. 5518.
Impresario (The) 3536.
Imrie (Bruce) Laugh at life. 22688.
In a giance. 5615*.
In black and white. 2815 (158).
In dulci jubilo. 22512, 22518.
In my dreams of you. 14527.
In my heart today. 5627.
In that great gettin’ up morning.
16512.
In the evening. 7951.
In the fuiness of time. 20450.
In the garden. 3549*.
In the good old summer time. 10228.
In the land of cotton. 2815 (161, 162),
T7076 (149).
In the sweet bye and bye.
In yonder vale. 3556.
In your hat. 5392.
Inabnit (Alfred)
20921.
Inayat (Vilayat) Adagio. 7169.
Incanto di primavera. 5642*.
Inches (Myrtle) Rainbow
13174.
Incidental series. 5643.
Indian queen. 21710.
Indy (Vincent d’):
Hippolyte et Aricie.
147).
Jour d’été a la montagne.
(169, 170).
7958.
New deal march.
dreams.
15733 (146,
15733
pt. OT, n.s., v. 28
Ingalls (J. EH.):
brave volunteers.
Calling for
24019.
Land where we need no sun.
24748.
Sin clouds have been rolled away.
25456.
To the Mount of Olives. 25698.
We're a mighty army. 25792.
Ingalsbe (A. H.):
Morning song. 1563.
Old cathedral. 1747.
Ingebretsen (Joe) My black eyed
baby. 20816.
Ingersoll (B. M.) Somebody’s goin’
to love me, why not you. 11170.
Inghelbrecht (D.-E.) :
Derniéres nurseries. 5028, 5029.
Gitane. 9941.
Nursery. 6168, 6169.
Six danses suédoises. 14545.
Ingle (Francis) See Ingle (G. F.)
Ingle (G. F.):
Forever. 3247.
Geraldine. 731.
Inglee (Emma) Green and gold.
12242.
Ingram (A. E.) I don’t want a mem-
ory. 3422.
Sweetheart. 4288.
Days that once have
Ingram (Agnes)
Ingram (N. L.)
been. 9690.
Ingram (Orestus) My inspiration.
25049.
Ingram (S. L.)
of the moon.
Ingrao (V. C.)
22636.
Inled mig i frestelse. 24717, 24718.
Inman (D. M.) Humming my yaga-
bond song. 24467.
Inn at Bethlehem. 24651.
Innocenzi (Carlo):
Canzone beguin. 11884.
Guitarrero. 22233.
Serenata a Ciquita. 6488.
Insell (B. B.) Pay to the order of
you, all of my love on demand.
6288.
Inskeep (Helen)
eraving. 17734.
Instructors committee of the National
union of school orchestras. See Na-
tional union of school orchestras.
Instructors committee.
Intercollegiate music league, inc.:
Underneath the light
25735.
La Guardia victory.
You’re the one I’m
Dance of the baby dolls. 18081.
Girl I love is a Democrat. 18217.
Is love logical at all. 18503.
One more night of love. 18955.
International house. 10635, 11290,
13428.
International revue. 21840, 21968,
23070.
a2
INDEX
nos. 1--12, 1933
Intrator (N.) Madame. 3750.
Intribus (Texas) I love you. 3454.
Introduction to the classics. 24655.
Invention, ete. 20461.
Ioannides (Sosos):
My we pwras. 3788.
TIAdvo tayxno. 150538.
Iolanthe. 20465*.
Ione. 23059.
Iphigenia in Tauris of HEuripides.
24658*.
Ippolito (Joe)
till after you had gone. 7869.
Ippolito (Leonard) :
Have a heart. 18287.
Hittin’ the high spots. 18325.
Ireland (John):
Elegy. 5118.
Menuet. 5957.
Ireland (R. Y.) Blue eyes. 15870.
Irion (R. J.) I care. 10076.
Irish (EK. M.) Inspiration. 16524.
Irish (Macy) See Irish (E. M.)
Irish Free State, reciprocal copyright
protection of music, p. 5.
Irish girl. 24660.
Irish reel. 3565.
Irish tune. 3566.
Irma la mala. 3567.
Irre (HE. M.):
Heimatlos. 14836.
Schoner Mai, o wunderschéner
Mai. 15197. ,
Irvine (Andrew)
to you. 19820.
Irving (M. C.):
Gorgeous eyes. 14801.
Waltzing the scale. 9122, 13575.
Irving (M. W.) Lonely. 16686.
Irving (R. C.) Pay to the order of
you, all of my love on demand.
6288.
Irving (Rolond) :
Dreamy river. 12089.
Old brass band. 20985.
You’ve earned yourself a broken
heart. 19629.
Irving (Walter) Mister Roosevelt,
were sure proud of you: 10577.
Irving pub. co. Troglodyte. 23495.
Irwin (Bob) See Irwin (R. R.)
Irwin (Cecil) Tree of hope. 4390.
Irwin (EH. E.) Your name is the name
of my sweetheart. 21684.
Irwin (H. N.) Prosperity is coming.
4072.
Irwin (Gene) Never again. 20916.
Irwin (M. W.) ~*We do our part.
19482.
Shkewin: 'OR."R.):
Amazon, 15772.
I wonder if you wonder.
Lion’s roar. 10428.
Can I come back
10174.
I never knew I cared |
Send a bunch of roses to her door.
2100, 6483.
Sprinkle me with kisses. 4250,
8858.
Twinkle twinkle little star. 6802,
9057.
Is this the way to Bethlehem.
22550.
Isaak (Ethel) Get in step with Nira.
18214.
Isaak (Heinrich)
dost love me.
Isbell (A. B.):
Chicago. 14011.
Moon rays. 12815.
My sweetheart of dreams. 10704.
Isern (Francis) Bread and cheese
- and kisses. 19790.
Isle of Bong Bong. 2815 (15, 37, 129,
145, 234, 240, 257), 11670 (74).
Isle of sunshine. 17619.
Isner (H. B.) Since I found you.
6508.
Isopy (Honorine) :
Brise. 9332 (48).
Correspondance. 18765 (381).
Dernier baiser. 138765 (39-41).
Heure grise. 15733 (148, 144).
Impératrice. 13765 (93-95).
Marche burlesque. 15733 (200).
Marehe des soireux. 15733 (203).
Mon secret. 9332 (238).
Ne mentons pas aux femmes.
15733 (233, 234).
Peu d’amour. 15733 (266, 267).
Pochard. 93832 (284).
Polka desamours. 157383 (272).
Tentation. 18765 (221, 222), 15733
(349).
Valse de l’etoile. 157383 (363).
Israel (Andrew) Lied ueber musik.
8117.
Israel (Harry):
Donnybrook fair. 15733 (86).
Jolly bugler. 2815 (168).
Israel (Jerome) Roosevelt and the
N.R. A. 21145.
Issertelle (Hdna d’)
(Edna)
It happened in Nordland. 2815 (1138,
114, 182, 183, 188).
It is May. 5662.
It’s a good thing I can’t talk. 3574*.
It’s great to be alive. 12350, 12351.
It’s the valet. 108, 686, 1097.
Italian book co.:
Collection of Italian and Nea-
politan songs. 15979.
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs for mandolin. 390, 7371,
24067.
Lord Jesus, Who
18651.
See d’Issertelle
Piedigrotta La sirena 1933. 21057.
Piedigrotta Santa Lucia. 21058.
Piu belle canzoni romane. 21065.
1333
INDEX
pt. mm, n. s., v.28
Italian book co.—Continued.
Sirena. 15252.
Strenna delle rose, 1983. 2255.
Italian Christmas carols. 5677.
Italian fanfara. 12508.
Italy, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
hells (d.. B:).:
I miss you, Julia, why don’t you
miss me. 22488.
U.S. A. @ng.Nne Be Aj 7 25526:
Ivancovich (C. B.) Dream girl.
12068.
Ivanoff (Alexander) I ery for you.
22335. .
Iverson (A. L.) Lament. 3642.
Ives (C. E.) Thirty four songs.
24674.
Ives (Malcolm) Coon among the
chickens. 3064, 9646.
Ivie (E. L.):
Indians. 12478.
Jes’ stayin’ on. 12518.
Ivimey (Ella) Summer heats be
stowing. 11233.
14573.
I can write a song
Ivy and holly.
Jacchia (Paul)
for you. 3411.
Jachino (Carlo) : é
Pastorale di natale. 8550.
Preludio di festa. 18135.
Sonata drammatica. 2201.
Jack (Annie) My diary. 1064S.
Jack and Jill valentine. 1178*.
Jack and the beanstalk. 10284*,
Jackson (—) Tea cup. 13428.
Jackson (B. G.) Dreaming dreams
of Colorado’s sunlight. 14144.
3} West (B.M.) Forever in my heart.
Jackson (C. W.)
Cupid’s toils.
Jackson (D. M.)
is there. 3511.
Jackson (Dudley):
Angel's lullaby. 7134.
Aw gee, can’t you understand.
9432.
Just imagine the rest. 18561.
Last night I dreamed of love re-
turning. 1282.
Drifting home, in
560.
I wonder if Nancy
Ol’ wide river. 23002.
Jackson (H. BH.) Waiting for you.
17508.
Jackson (BH. H.):
Crazy for love. 19892.
Crazy moon. 19893.
Fantasy. 20761.
Loony house riot. 20674.
Paresis walk. 21045.
Quick Henry, the flit. 21099.
Snow. 21236.
Jackson (EK. M.) Re-born American
spirit. 8651.
Jackson (EK. W.) Jackson stomp.
20495.
Jackson (Hunice) Harvest time in
Caroline. 20200.
Jackson (F. R.) Yellow fire. 25939.
Jackson (G. V.):
Old plantation home. 23010.
Shuffle along and keep smiling.
11167.
Trail of yesterday’s dream. 4389.
Jackson (Harrison) :
New deal way. 18896.
Twisting Sue. 19432.
Jackson (Howard):
First spring day. 654.
He’s mine. 5352, 12272, 18296.
Ox road. 13069.
Jackson (J. H.) Black gal blues.
11815.
Jackson (J. J.):
Mem’ries of dreams come true.
18729.
My keepsakes.
Jackson (Joseph)
22744.
Jackson (Kermit) Some one has taken
my Sally. 15285.
Jackson (Levon) Drifting on the Al-
10674.
Love went astray.
legheny. 16109.
Jackson (Louis) All the world’s in
tune. 15765.
Jackson (M. A.) Leap year dream.
5766.
Jackson (M.D.) Dismiss us with Thy
blessing. 19648 (26).
When father laid
11670
Jackson (Nelson)
the carpet on the stairs.
(418).
Jackson (Ocea) Smile. 133812.
Jackson (R. S. M.) It was in the
moonlight that I wrote, my song.
16549.
Jackson (V. A.) I’m in love with love.
Jackson (W. EF.)
days. 15887.
Jackson (W. G.):
Tent by a brook. 6712.
Though the world seems topsy tur-
Boyhood’s happy
vey. 2391.
Jackson (W. H.) Remembrance of
mother. 21118.
Jacob (F. D.) Honey girl. 223801.
Jacob (Gordon) :
Brother James’ air. 265.
Charlie is my darling. 11910.
Clouds. 21929. :
Come shepherd swains. 24078.
Dobbin. 9730.
Fairy. 24244.
Magic in the garden. 8229.
Men of Gotham. 12772.
My love is o’er the sea. 12897.
1334
INDEX:
nos. 1-12, 1933
O, good ale. 12986.
Sister awake. 25467.
Jacob (Mary) Singing games for
young people. 25464, 25465.
Jacobi (Lou) pseud. See Jacobovitch
(Louw)
Jacobovitch (Lou)
rainy day. 22556.
Jacobs (A. T.) Isn’t it grand.
Jacobs (Abe) Extra. 5158.
Jacobs (Al):
Darling of the campus. 21995.
Sweetheart of my dreams. 193820.
Jacobs (B. M.) Farewell to college.
12133.
Jacobs (C. H.) Duck patrol. 24207.
Jacobs (EF. E.) For depression has
gone bye [sic]. 9881.
Jacobs (H. P.) Everyone’s happy
again, 12115.
Jacobs (Walter) Kiss of spring. 93832
(200).
Jacobs (Walter) inc.:
Carillon. 11888.
Charm of days gone by. 348.
Defenders of the fort. 12018.
My dusky Rose. 1600.
National emblem. 8412.
It’s hell on a
1163.
Jacobsen (Calle) Oceans of love.
12997.
Jacobsen (Heinrich ) Salutation.
17752 (125).
Jacobsen (J. R.) So all alone. 21238.
Jacobsen (Maxim) :
Etiiden. 1494.
36 etuden. 12388.
42; etudes ou caprices.
60 etudes. 2721.
Jacobson (Gérard) Ich bei tag und
du bei nacht. 3514.
Jacobson (Maurice)
13098.
Jacobson (Myron) Chanson de Marie
Antoinette. 13989.
Jacobus (M. D. A.) Good-bye Old
Man Depression. 12224.
Jacobus (M. EH. K.) Lonely just to
1266.
Pedlar’s song.
waltz with you. 12656.
sgacoby (P. I.) Mignonette. 22815.
Jacomoni (Roméo) fils. Méthode
moderne d’accordéon chromatique.
24945.
Jacovacci (Edouard) :
Nouvelle méthode permettant d’ap-
prendre rapidement le nouveau.
modéle d’accordeon chromatique.
8446.
Recueil de vingt nouvelles danses
faciles. 10999.
Jacques (O. J.) I never knew. 12407.
Jacquessin (M. L.) A toi. 15733 (2).
Jacquot (Louis) et fils:
Sur le boul’vard Magenta,
Sur le lac. 4276.
15360.
Jaenke (Bob):
Sheik of Al Kazan. 172138.
Underneath the western moon.
17482.
Why can’t we go on dancing.
17635.
Jdrnefelt (—)
Jaffe (Harold)
Jaffe (Julius) :
Forget me not. 5200.
Hytlers mapuleh mus
18349.
Leiben sol main vaibel. 10397.
Makess far Hittlern. 12720.
Oriental dudke. 13045.
Sain a border oder nit. 4134.
Ven der shabess kimt. 11415.
Jaffey (Jess) Toward the dawn. 2481,
Jagd ins abenteuer. 24674*.
Jakobson (Julius) Romanza de Sjon
Praeludium. 12512.
I love you. 3453.
kumen.
Boren. 21144.
James (Arthur) Goo, ga ga, goo.
3302.
James (B. L.) Love’s night dream.
20700.
James (Billy):
Kiss in the moonlight.
Oriental blues. 10836.
Will ya—won’t ya—please. 25900.
12569.
James (D. T.) Sorry Mary Ann.
19259.
James (Dorothy) Christmas night.
19857.
James (F. W.) Lullaby. 3744.
James (J. T.):
Cwmegwyn. 3088.
Gwenlas. 3330.
James (L. P.):
My love goes with you. 20859.
Playing around on the _ delta.
17067.
James (Lawrence) Wondering. 2722.
James (Mae) Where mother found
heaven. 23678.
games (Philip) :
Andante. 15199.
General William Booth enters into
heaven. 3272, 5233.
James (Tad):
In my dream of Dixieland. 12460.
Song of a dreamer. 13339.
James (Will) :
Crossing the bar. 18024.
Death rides high. 24139.
Have a drink, boys. 7706.
Hear my prayer. 22265.
Jameson (G. V.) Christmas paths.
17984**,
Jameson (LL. B.) Bread line blues.
xB Peh
Jamieson (Freda) Missouri love
waltz. 14803.
Jampel (Blanche) In a_- glance
5615*,
1335
INDEX
Jan (Frank) My darling, you’re
charming. 25027.
Jancourt (Hugéne) Napolitan.
12939.
Janfrey (C. L.) MHollyhock house.
18329.
Janicki (S. I.):
Do you love me honey. 16062.
Dreams. 16100.
Janigro (Nicola) Tecnica pianistica.
15411.
Janin (Jacques):
Calvaire. 18958.
Fantaisie arabe. 7557.
Ma mie, mon aimée. 10500.
Midi chante. 18737.
Mon soleil, a moi. ... 18760.
Roi de la montagne. 11024.
Jankowsky (Ottilie) I am homesick.
10070.
Jannuzzi (Frank) Each night. 9787.
Jansen (D. P.):
I’m lonesome ’cause you’re gone.
16423.
There’s love in your eyes sweet-
heart. 8990.
Jansen (Henry):
Drink boys, drink beer.
New York lights. 25108.
Janser (C. S.) Deliverer. 22019*.
Janser (E. K.) Deliverer. 22019*.
Jansma (T. 8S.) Better times are
drawing near. 11807.
Janvier (L. B. De) See De Janvier
(B.)
Jaques-Daleroze (E.):
Rythmes de chant et de danse.
23235, 23236.
24199.
Trois rondeaux joyeux. 18523-
18526.
Jarden (Dorothy) Alamo. 11670
(3).
Jardin sur l’Oronte. 1180.
Jarman (H. E.) Corn huskers book
of square dances. 7398.
Jarnagin (Kenneth) Paradise of
memories. 21040.
Jaros (J. W3G
Could you, would you. 3068.
Dance, dance, dance. 3091.
Lonesome for you. 3703.
Someone, somewhere. 4224.
Jarrett (Scott) Note to you. 22969.
. Jarvis (Burnett) Down at the roller
Skating rink. 7479.
Jascha (Oscar) Rosem im _ schnee.
15161.
Jasmyn (Joan) Meet me in Chicago.
3787.
Jason (Will):
Ain’t it gonna ring no more. 30,
4678.
All American girls. 7105, 15755.
Behemian drinking song. 15881.
pt. 1, nD. s.; ¥. 28
Command to love. 7387, 11963.
Cowboy’s heaven. 3074.
Down where the river meets the
sea. 31059.
Gal from Amarillo. 38265.
Hans and Gretchen. 9996, 16275.
I love you, or something. 980.
In 1929 we had a penthouse. 3557.
Is this a souvenir. 5652, 7976,
10248.
Isn’t this a night for love. 10251,
10252.
It can happen to you. T7978.
Just another dream. 5715.
Love came stealing like a thief in
the night. 5858.
Metropomania. 1516.
Mon papa. 12807.
Parade of the ads.
Penthouse lament. 13100.
Rhythm in my heart. 11013.
Roof top serenade. 23201.
Sailor’s luck. 6444, 11050.
1838.
Shadow on the shade. 2113.
So this is Harris. 8788.
Some silent night. 11169.
Sweetheart of Topolobompo. 4295.
Was it you there in my arms.
2568.
We belong to Alma. 91386, 17527.
World goes ’round. 17680.
You alone. 23748.
Jaubert (Maurice) :
A Paris, dans chaque faubourg.
13767.
Just a song of love in the rain.
5713.
14 Juillet. 15738.
Jauniaux (Achille) Methode parfaite.
5960.
Javier (A. R.)
Jaxon (Cliff) :
Many thanks for the dance. 14740.
You’re a tonic for me. 15707.
Your ideas are mine. 15726.
Jay (Harry):
Fox trot to Florida. 18198.
National protest. 6116.
You're my old fashioned sweet-
heart. 4633.
Jay (James) Sold fora song. 23312.
Jayne (M. V.) Be of good cheer, it
is I. 9467.
Jaynes (B. W.)
calls me. 8399.
Jazz in my heart. 22570*.
Jazzapation. 14577.
Je te confie ma femme. 17800, 18151.
Je vous aimerai toujours. 8003.
Jean (Cornelia) In the valley, where
old pines meet. 12473.
Jean (Millicent) Love on a farm.
1393.
And how. 15781.
My southern home
Jean (Paul) Slow-fox. 13311.
1336
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Jean (Val) In the shadow of love.
16518.
Jeanjean (F.) Charming holidays on
the Riviera. 21908.
Jeanjean (Maurice) :
Charming holidays on the Riviera.
21903.
Gréle. 783.
I’m mad. 1010.
Springtime. 2240.
Jeantheau (M. F.):
She’s a dancin’ fool. 23272;
Why’d you want to tell those lies.
23698.
Jederskowski (Georg):
Griisst mir die heimat, den scho-
nen Rhein. 5315.
Kinder, kinder, seid vergntgzt.
5I3T.
Miincehner carneval-marsch.
22861.
Olly hat 8 nette Kavaliere. 6223.
Sonne lacht am Rhein. 6578.
Jedrzyewski (Hugene) Lull me to
sleep sweetheart under the moon.
12700.
Jefferson (B. F.): |
Forgotten star. 16189.
I’m de river. 20358.
Night. 16937.
Old time serenade.
Jefferson (Fleetwood)
(B. F.)
Jefferson (Jack)
Jefferson (Maceo) :
On my mind. 14987.
Pale moonshine. 15024.
Jefferson (Parthenia) Orange blos-
1758.
See Jetferson
Glad eyes. 22192.
som time. 10835.
Jeffery (Arthur) Moonbeams are
memories. 8308.
Jeffery (Belle) Moonbeams are mem-
ories. 83808.
Jeffery (Marian) Moonbeams are
memories. 8308.
Jeffrey (A. W.) Why don’t you kiss
me, like you used to do. 238706.
Jeffries (A. O.) Visions of you.
11428.
Jeffries (James) My childhood days.
25023. .
Jehl (Carl) What or who am I to
you. 18618.
Jekyll (J.):
Affranchis. 17765.
Crest la Java. 17946.
Et zon, zon, zon. 18152.
Maison des amourettes. 5909.
Viens. 19458.
Vous aurez toujours vingt ans.
11487.
Zone. 11662.
Jelesnik (EKugene) My Gypsy melody. .
6068, 8361.
Jenkins (David):
Kick depression along. 24727.
Song of the tramp. 2211.
To you chérie. 23485.
Jenkins (G. B.) Just for you. 10329.
Jenkins (Gordon) You have taken my
heart. 238763, 25954.
Jenkins (H. J.) 94th division march.
4656.
Jenkins (S. C.):
My grand baby at the baby grand.
20840.
On a
10809.
Jenkins (W. B.)
song. 20534.
Jenkins (W. J.)
13962.
Jenkins
nuthin’ to lose.
sgenkins (W. S.)
enough, 4556.
Jenkins music ¢€o.:
"Pon my soul. 15066, 23107.
Stay a long time papa. 15331.
When I hear those church bells
ringing. 138627, 15598.
When it’s lamp lightin’ time in the
valley. 9185.
Jenkover (F. A.) Chicago. 3026.
Jenks (EF. W.):
G’bye forever.
lonely island with you.
Just another love
Can’t you remember.
CW 2eM). ire walt
12326.
Why don’t you care
got
20108.
I can’t git t’ feelin’ right. 18357.
With reservations. 19580.
Jenness (A. DD.) Angel mother.
17812.
Jennings (A. B.) Beatitudes. 166.
Jennings (J. H.):
As the clouds go sailing by. 178381.
That minstrel band. 43831.
We love our colors. 19485.
Jennings (J. M.) Inspiration. 16524.
Jennings (Jack) See Jennings (J. M.)
Jennings (V. S.) pseud. See Jerzew-
ski (V. S.)
Jensen (Edna) Dependable hands.
490.
Jensen (G. W.):
Autumn. 4751.
Everything reminds me of you.
5158.
Mellowy moon. 18720.
Melody out of the blue. 1508.
My mother’s lullaby song. 6086.
Somewhere some one loves you.
2197.
Swaying to a Wayne King waltz.
6658.
Jensen (Harry) Eagle of the N. R. A,
22085.
Jensen (Helen) Broadway I’m calling
on you. 9526.
Jensen (J. J.)
mind. 14413.
Ill never change my
1337
INDEX
Jensen (M. W.) 6533.
Jensen (P. P.):
I’m in love. 16418.
Moon of romance. 18773.
Our old quartette. 1828.
Jensen (Stanley) Down heartedness.
19971.
Jenvey (W. C.)
sepheott (Norman Coke-)
Jephcott (Norman).
Jepson (Norman) Prosperity is here.
Smiles.
It’s just love. 24669.
See Coke-
8617.
Jerome (Cora) Depression days are
over. 16043.
Jerome (Louis) Somebody elise.
13326.
Jerome (M. K.):
Draggin’ my heels around. 16087.
Isle of blues. 16527.
Lovers’ waltz. 14138.
Meet me in Chicago. 3787.
Poor Oliver Twist. 13122.
Sleepy southern town. 19215.
What is sweeter than the sweet-
ness of I love you. 19503.
Jerome (M. K.) music corp. Lovers’
waltz. 1413.
Jerome (M. N.):
Antonio. 2815 (11).
Any old time at all. 21696 (14).
Down the line with Arabelle.
2815) CTO
Goodbye Maggie Doyle. 2815
(dad).
Henny Klein. 2815 (132).
Highland Mary. 2815 (135).
I fell off the water wagon. TO76
(132).
Kisses. 2815 (172).
Kitty, pretty Kitty. 21696 (216).
Man behind the club. 2815 (199).
Meet me on the fence tonight.
2815 (214).
Mr. Lawson the man from Boston.
2815 (224).
My Irish Daisy. 2815 (285).
My lady of Japan. 2815 (236).
My wigwam lady. 2815 (241).
Wake up Malinda. 2815 (348).
Jervis-Read (H. V.):
Feste. 18170.
He was a merman. 6592.
Spinning song. 6592.
Winter tree. 13684.
Young thorn tree with the wind.
13684,
Jerzewski (V. S.) Bluer than blue.
17923.
Jesinghaus (Walter) Augusto Pic-
card.’ * 20760.
Jessop (Samuel) Sons of St. George.
17279.
Jester (C. C.) Dreaming of -you.
12082.
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Jester (Marie) Dreaming of you.
12082.
Jesus (G. C. De) See De ’Jesus (G.
C.)
Jests Garcia (Belisario de) Bajo el
cielo de Napoles. 17861.
Jesus lover of my soul. 1194.
Jesus on the water side. 20503.
Jetsam (Mr.) pseud. See McHachern
(Malcolm )
Jett (Cora)
Jeune fille d’en face.
Jeunehomme (Lazarre)
march. 16910.
Jeunes marins...
7995, 9087, 10296.
Jeunesse danse. 20505.
Jewell (Lucina) :
Little suite. 22691.
Ol Mammy Coon. 13765 (145).
Jewels of the desert. 20505*.
Jewett (H. A.) Follow the moon and
dream. 18182.
Jewett (Tige) pseud. See Jewett (H.
A.)
Hello prosperity. 16300.
1189, 1540.
N.R.A.
vieilles chansons.
Jewish agency for Palestine. Ro-
mance Oi a people. 15146.
Jewish potpourri. 18537-18539.
Jewitt (J. M.) When I hear Thy
eall. 11500.
Jezek (Jaroslav) :
Kleopatra. 8055.
Na shledanou vy lepSich Gasech.
8409.
Penize nebo Zivot. 8558.
Zivot je jen nahoda. 9326.
Jibneh (Editicn) Fantasy. 2251.
Jig and slip jig. 22580.
Jimenez (Frank) Morena mia. 3839.
Jimenez (J.) Madre del cordero.
14722, 16738.
Jimmy and Sally.
Jimpson (Lawrence)
love for you. 2062.
Jingle bells. 1196, 8011, 22583.
Jingle of America. 12521.
Jiran (Joseph):
Blonde or brunette polka.
Homeless polka. 24448,
Na shledanou. 1650.
Nikdy se nevrati pohadka mladi.
10746, 10747.
24671, 25567.
Savin’ all my
23963.
Pisnitka Ceska. 10894.
Pisni¢ka Geska valCik. 8571.
Vystavni polka. 2541.
Zvadla riize. 19643, 25990.
Joachim (Fritz) pseud. See Reiter
(Fritz)
Joachim (Johann) Violinschule.
TO7T6 (370).
Joachim (Joseph) Violinschule,
7076 (370).
1338
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Jobe (L. E.):
Cheer up N R A is here. 21907.
Chicago world’s fair. 9610.
Jobert (Jean) :
Album pour la jeunesse.
Clair de lune. 9622.
Il pleure dans mon coeur. 22494,
Six piéces enfantines et deux ro-
mances sans paroles. 1511.
Solfége des concours. 2183.
Sonatina classica. 23332.
2™° suite en ut. 21698.
Jsocelyn. 93832 (127).
Joe Palooka. 24099, 24650, 252238.
Jode (Fritz) Kameradschaft. 16599.
Joéls (Isé) Premiére danseuse. 8599.
Johann Strauss. 103805.
Johann Strauss, der k.u.k. hofball-
musikdirektor, 5175.
Johannes (O. BH.) You wonderful you.
7060.
Johanning (P. F.) auw., and Johanning
2085.
(EH. P.) prop. Forget-me-not. 11670
(109).
Johannisnacht. 22808.
Johansen (A. R. 8.)
and I love you yet sweetheart.
I loved you then
3457.
John Peel. 80138.
Johnas (Robert) What’s the use.
2612".
Johndorff (Rudolf) Kirchenscene aus
Faust. 17504.
Johns (Carl) Chicago land. 353.
Johns (Mrs. Fred) See Johns (M. G.)
Johns (M. B.):
Father. 16154.
Heartache. 16292.
I miss my miss from Mississippi.
16442.
I’ve a contract with Cupid.
16458.
My man in the moon. 16865.
Possessed. 17085.
With lots of love. 17663.
Johns (M. G.) My mother. 25062.
Johns (Nat) Forgive and forget.
5204.
Johnsen (Blenda) Ever in my heart.
22103.
Johnsen (S. A.) Oh Charlie. 22994.
Johnson (—) Wang wang blues.
2565.
Johnson (Annie) Dreamy eyes.
12087.
Johnson (Augustus) Sorry. 21279.
Johnson (B. F.) Flowers that fade
in the fall. 3238, 5192.
Johnson (B. J.) Dearest, my dear
one. 18050.
Johnson (Bernard) Andante con
moto in B minor. 4716.
Johnson (C. C.) Blossom time and
you. 7223, 19765.
Johnson (C. F.) Nocturne. 12522.
Johnson (C. G.):
Gather your sweets while you
may. 22172.
Happiness. 22244.
I’m an expensive gal don’t play
me cheap. 22391.
Johnson (C. L.):
Wedding of the fairies-waltzes.
2588.
When it’s lamp lightin’ time in the
valley. 9185.
You owe your dear mother that
too. 9292.
Johnson (C. N.)
the twilight.
Johnson (C. R.)
7505.
Johnson (C. W.) King Arthur. 5738*.
Johnson (Carl) My darling you will
Dreaming alone in
5082.
Dreams of romance.
be. 8354.
Johnson (Charles) :
Day. 9688.
I’m just a poor peddler of love.
1004.
Sweet’nin’. 2303.
Johnson (Claude) March U. W. V.
5919.
Johnson (D. H.) Sing His praise.
25462,
Johnson (H. A.) There’s a brewing in
the air Uncle Sam. 8985.
Johnson (KE. E.):
Desert moon.
Mountain trail. 20797.
Johnson (HK, L.) My nights are so
lonely without you. 10686.
Johnson (H. M.) Longing. 18646.
Johnson (EH. N.) Love has come to
19940.
me. 24842,
Johnson (Earl) Just dreaming.
12542.
Johnson (Edna)
all occasions.
Johnson (Hlmo) Roosevelt, the man
of the hour. 8680.
Johnson (Earl R.) Memories of you.
20749.
Johnson (Hffie Rebecca)
ured pearl. 12932.
Johnson (F.C.) Steppin’ neat. 25572.
Johnson (Frank) How did I get this
way. 20261.
Johnson (Frederick)
ino. 17958.
Johnson (George)
love me. 5496.
Johnson (H. A.)
honey. 25124.
Johnson (H. I.)
14873.
Johnson (H.L.) I long for you in my
dreams. 20840.
Johnson (H. P.)
rade. 1924.
Nursery rhymes for
8451.
My treas-
Cantate Dom-
I love you and you
Nothing worries me
My happiness.
Prosperity on pa-
1339
INDEX
Johnson (Harvey Wm.) When you’re
where the moon beams. 17609.
Johnson (Henry W.):
Cheer up, sing a happy song.
7343.
You'll never know ’till you fall in
love. 9288.
Johnson (Herbert) I found you.
12338.
Johnson (Hilda) Happiness. 22244.
Johnson (Howard):
Dancing the devil away. 3096,
7418, 7419.
Down at the old barn dance.
18098.
I’m twisting loops in pretzels.
10141.
It looks like old times again.
10259. ~
Little beer, a pretzel and you.
5806, 8136.
Summertime pal, have you for-
gotten me. 15855.
Sweetheart of Red River valley.
25618.
They can’t repeal my love for you.
21388.
When the moon swings low along
the O-hi-o. 23657.
Johnson (J. C.):
Full of the devil but still on the
level with you. 22167.
I’m not the one you love. 20373.
My love will never grow old.
12898.
That’s how rhythm was _ born.
193852.
Way up north in Southland.
19479, 21510.
Johnson (J. P.) Ive fallen for love.
Johnson (J. R.):
Barbara. 7185.
California skies. 7297.
Champagne tango. 9583.
Choclo. 4923.
Come, fill your glass, and drink
with me. 19648 (19).
pt. mm, 0.S., v. 28
Hopelessly in love with you.
14359.
Hymn to Bacchus. 19648 (49).
Ill always love old Dixie. 21696
(178).
Ill. keep a warm spot in my heart
for you. 11670 (148).
Ice cream man. 7905.
If Adam hadn’t seen the apple
tree. 21696 (188).
Jungle drums. 18548.
Just how much I love you. 21696
(212).
Letter tomy mother. 20606.
Little princess. 1844.
March on. 9332 (226).
Marta rambling rose of the wild-
wood. 8245.
Merango. 2815 (219).
My Gypsy rhapsody. 8363.
My lady’s fan. 98382 (244).
My last tango. 6074.
Normandy eyes. 8444.
Now let me fly. 12976.
O, mystic night of love. 22987.
Oh, I want two wings. 13006.
Okay pal. 6202.
Old Flag never touched the
ground. 3957-3961.
Original famous Mexican hat
dance. 138047.
Play fiddle play. 1885.
Run, Brudder Rabbit, run. 21696
(329).
Same train. 13234.
See can’t you jump for joy. 13257.
See-saw. 8722.
Something’s in the air. 6552, 8808.
Speakin’ of the devil, here she is.
6586.
Tango della gelosia. 4810.
Two sparkling eyes. 6804.
Under the linden trees. 6810,
13517.
Venetian love song. 2511.
Wade in the water. 13561.
Walk right in an’ set down.
13570.
Who do you love. 21696 (416).
Come my love and go with me. Johnson (J. W.):
11670 (57).
Cuban belle. 11992.
De bo’d of education. 21696 (74).
Dem lovin’ words sound mighty
good tome. 4656 (130).
Dis ain’t no time for an argument.
9332 (90).
Dove. 529.
Floating down the Nile. 21696
(105).
Ghost of Deacon Brown. 21696
(115)..
Goodbye prohibition, goodbye blue
nose. 997().
1340
Come, fill your glass. 19648 (19).
Come my love and go with me.
11670 (57).
Conjure man. 4656 (107).
De bo’d of education. 21696 (74).
Dem lovin’ words sound mighty
good to me. 4656 (130).
Dis ain’t no time for an argument.
9332 (90).
Father’s got a job. 11670 (101).
Floating down the Nile. 21696
(105) .
Ghost of Deacon Brown. 21696
(115).
a es
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Hymn to Bacchus. 19648 (49).
Ill always love old Dixie. 21696
(178).
Ill keep a warm spot in my heart
for you. 11670 (148).
My one and only. 11670 -<(245).
Run, Brudder Rabbit, run. 24696
(329).
Won’t your mamma let you come
out and play. 11670 (440).
Johnson (James) Depression blues.
14099.
Johnson (Jean) :
Farewell to you. 22114.
Little love star. 8145.
O that I had a home. 10778.
Johnson (Jesse) Whispering in the
moonlight. 19544.
Johnson (John C.)
you. 144638.
Johnson (John R.) :
Don’t you worry at all.
I’m in love with you.
Johnson (June Catherine) :
Benita. 17894.
Wise old owl, hoo. 19579.
Johnson (lL. EH.) Rainy days. 8649.
Johnson (L. M.) Jean of the moon-
light. 12514.
Johnson (lL. N.) sr. Mother’s old arm
chair. 12888.
Johnson (Luke)
15230.
Johnson (M. A.)
9114,
Johnson (M. C.):
I only sing about
12053.
12383.
Shim
Waiting for you.
Crushed flower. 24107...
Depth. 22020.
Separation. 21198.
Whosoever will come after Me.
21604.
Johnson (M. K.) My dream of you.
25033.
Johnson (Mary) Rainbows. 23158.
Johnson (Maud L.) Night scene.
20935.
' Johnson (Mayes) When the sun has
turned to gold. 2651.
Johnson (Mildred) Your kisses are
making me blue. 25980.
Johnson (Myron L.) Along the old
dream trail. 61.
Johnson (N. HE.) Hold- me closer to-
night. » 12297.
Johnson (N. F. B.) God who created
me. 20135.
Johnson (Noel) :
Goodnight, pretty stars. 9332
(129).
River and the sea. 9332 (810).
Rose. 93382 (310).
Johnson (P. B.):
Bon voyage. 2941.
My old sweetheart. 10691.
sham Sam..
Johnson (P. L.):
Linger awhile my lover.
My love for you. 6082.
Sachem of Tammany Hall.
Sleepy moon. 8780.
You taught me how to love. 7057.
Jobnson (R. C.) Romance in Wash-
ington. 253856.
Johnson (R. M.) Bring back my dear
Rose to me. 15935.
Johnson (R. N.):
20623.
6439.
Goodnight, pretty stars. 93832
(129).
River and the sea. 9332 (310).
Rose. 9332 (310).
Johnson (R. 8.) Flowers that fade
in the fall. 3288, 5192.
Johnson (Ray) Sorry, yes dear ’m
Sorry... 23352.
Johnson (Rosamond)
(J. R.)
Johnson (S.. L.):
Rock-a-bye lullabye. .4108, 13197.
Trip thru Monk and Sam’s song
farm. 21430.
Johnson (St. Hlmo)
death. 9108.
Johnson (Staten) :
Call of the blue knights. 15919.
I’m pretty near to heaven. 16426.
Sunshine from your smile. 19305.
You made for me a little world.
Lrg PAle
Johnson (W. A.):
Frolic of the clowns.
Merry tune. 1514.
See Johnson
Wages of sin is
712.
Parade of the grasshoppers. 6277.
Ring out, sweet bells. 8665.
Johnson (W. C.) I can’t be your
sugar daddy. 18354.
Johnson (W. L.) Shepherd, show me
how to go. 4656 (571).
Johnson (Wayne) Dizzy Lizzie the
walk-a-thon kid. 18080.
Johnston (Alva) When the Akron
made it’s final flight. 25846.
Johnston (Arthur) :
Black moonlight. 15857, 19761.
Boo boo boo. 15888, 19785.
Buckin’ the wind. 15899, 17985.
Class room number. 11942.
Colleen o’ Killarney. 9626.
Cradle me with a ha cha lullaby.
16006.
Day you came along. 16029,
18047.
Down the old Ox road. 12064.
I guess it had to be that way.
16372, 18372.
I’m a bachelor of the art of ha-
cha-cha. 12870.
I’m a seeker of beauty. 7838,
10118.
Learn to croon. 10895, 12601.
1341
INDEX
Johnston (Arthur )—Continued.
Moonstruck. 10601, 12825.
My queen of lullaby land.
3899.
Ox road. 13069.
Pickaninnies’ heaven.
Play ball. 10898.
Thanks. 17368, 193844.
Twenty million people.
Two aristocrats. 17466.
Way to love. 21508, 21509.
Where have I heard that melody.
13652, 15631.
Johnston (C. G.)
Johnston (J. D.)
1635,
1875.
2464.
Zee droom. 9325.
America triumph-
amt. 2 PL.
Johnston (M. 8.) All peoples. 4695.
Johnston (W. P.) Berea _ Deloved.
203.
Johnston (William) I’m telling you.
7858.
Johnstone (W. J.) Tm going home
again. 5514.
Joie de Paris. 28, 7999, 8225, 10290,
13032.
Joie de Paris, 1933. 9638.
Joio (C. D.) Mass. 22787.
Joli monsieur. 19086.
Jolley (Cleatus)
fied. 10095.
Jollineau, (Marguerite)
522.
Jolly (Edward)
some smile.
Jolly robbers.
Jolly Roger.
Jolson (Al)
I hope yow’re satis-
Golden stair.
Girlie with the win-
2815 (104).
23795 (40).
5698, 22588.
I’m gonna go, go, go—
to Chicago in 1933. 7846.
Jonah (J. A.):
No tears. 25117.
Rolling stone. 253854.
Jonas (Alberto):
Chant du soir. 337.
Evocation. 605.
Humoresque—intermezzo. 909.
Marche hongroise. 1472.
Marche militaire. 2081.
Nocturne. 1204.
Vals espafiol. 2498.
Jones (A. L.) We have beer. 9139.
Jones (A. M.) Dreaming of you only.
548.
Jones (A. R.) Dear old memories.
3110.
Jones (Alfred) Our new dealer.
10841.
Jones (Arthur) It’s midnight my
love. 22559.
Jones (Buck)
Jones (Buddy)
859.
Jones
18499.
See Jones (Charles)
High behind blues.
(Chas.) Ireland and you.
pt. m1, 1. s., v. 28
Jones (D. H.):
Faith. 22111.
Glory to God in the highest.
182382.
Hosanna. 18387.
Out of the dusk. 23051.
Jones (EH. A.):
Lesson no. 1 — piano - C major
scale. 12610.
Lesson no. 2 — piano — F major
seale. 12611.
Lesson no. 8. 22645.
Lesson no. 4. 22646.
Lesson ne. 6. 22647.
Lesson no. 10. 22648.
Lesson no. 12. 22649.
Jones (E. C.):
Afraid. 7085.
Love for two. 8188.
Jones (H. E.):
As I gaze into your eyes. 4734.
I taught her a lesson in love.
5564.
Lily of the valley. 5799.
yvones (Edward) Shepherd of souls..
17214, 19174.
Jones (F. R.) If you were mine just.
for a day. 24620.
Jones (G. F.) Nocturne.
Jones (G. J.):
A cappella chorus. 138766.
I’m so glad that trouble don’t
last alway. 18418.
If I were a star. 10186.
Jones (G. M.) Road of memory.
8669.
Jones (George) :
Den’t lie about love.
Summer song. 15354.
gones (Grover) When we _ were
drowned in love. 25864.
Jones (Guy):
Ballerina.
Gay hussar.
12522.
5058.
19738.
22174.
Mother of Pearl. 1569.
Yes, Mr. Brown. 4598.
Jones (H. J.) Two mermaids.
17468.
Jones (H. J. K.):
That’s what your gal told me last
night. 15420.
World fair’s got me booked to
bulge my chest. 11593.
Jones.) (CH Mie Heartbroken.
5359.
Jones (H. S.) On the way. 3978.
Jones (H. W.)
hearts we raise.
Jones (Herb):
Bring on the jobs. 7265.
Haunting strain. 10007.
Someone else. 138330.
You’re the truest pal in all the
world. 2781.
To Thee, O Lord our
15461.
1342
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Jones (Isham) :
Honestly. 5408.
No more, no less. 6144.
Old lace. 3963.
Something seems to tell me.
111738.
There’s nothing left to do but say
good-bye. 2377, 2378.
Why can’t this night go on for-
ever. 2689.
You’ve got me crying again. 4639.
Jones (Isham) inc. :
Blue prelude. 7229, 9510.
Honestly. 5408.
Jealousy. 18532.
No more, no less. 6144.
Old lace. 3968.
Something seems to tell me.
11173.
You’ve got me crying again. 4639.
Jones (J. A. B.) Roll all your
troubles into a cigarette. 8676.
Jones (J. G.):
Etha love song. 20031.
My dear little star of hope.
20823.
Jones (Jenkin) Indiana girl. 10238.
Jones (John) pseud. See Lutkin
(P. C.)
Jones (L. C.) Your hand in mine.
4647.
Jones (L. H.):
He is the Savior you need. 23795
(30).
T’ll soon be there. 4656 (278).
I must tell it. 19648 (52).
It is Jesus blessed Jesus. 4656
(311).
O the blood. 4656 (466).
Walking in the highway. 4656
(672).
We shall see the king, some day.
17752 (156).
Jones (L. V.) All hail the power of
Jesus’ name. 13793.
Jones (M. B.) Mother and honey-
suckle. 18790.
Jones (M. E.) My heart is breaking
for you to-night. 12884.
Jones (M. H.) Take me back to
sunny California. 23419.
Jones (Mamie A.) Under the old wil-
low tree. 9075.
Jones (Marion) Silver daddy. 13288.
Jones (Mary Amanda) ‘Trudgin’ on
home. 15498.
Jones (Otis) Dream sweetheart.
19978.
Jones (P. C.) All I want is love.
15756.
Jones (P. G.) Wonderful isle of
dreams. 13697.
38188—34——18
Jones (P. M.) Let me close my eyes
and dream you’re in my arms again.
22654.
Jones (P. O.) I’m going South.
24545.
Jones (R. E.) When Oklahoma is in
bloom. 15612.
Jones (R. G.) Hush! for amid our
tears. T7784.
Jones (R. P.):
Benedicite, omnia opera.
Little love song. 10489.
Jones (Roy L.) Homage to Roosevelt.
16318.
Jones (Russell Lloyd) :
Honeymoon song. 7763, 24451.
None so lovely as you. 10758.
Song of old Vienna. 11181.
There’s no girl like you. 113821.
Two little melodies. 2474.
You and I alone in the sky. 7027.
You'll be mine. 13725.
Jones (Seraptha) Dear little girl of
my dreams. 16080.
Jones (Stephen) That’s my jig-saw
baby. 11300.
Jones (Tom) :
Little bit of heaven.
Rolled away. 23195.
Jones (Trevor) In a little tavern
with you. 22504.
23950.
22678.
Jones (V. B.) Jingle of America.
12521,
Jones (Viola) I will always remem-
ber you. 16473.
Jones (W. Bradwen) ‘Two pieces for
pianoforte. 1205.
Jones (W. H.) Why’ncha cumup
Sometime. 21617.
Jones (W. M.) You made my dreams
come true. 13729. .
Jones (W. V.) Cause I keep thinking
of you. 21886.
Jones (Walter B.)
me. 7283.
Jongen (Joseph) :
Poéme héroique. 6322.
Serenade. 4656 (564).
Jongleur de Notre Dame.
Joost (Oscar) :
Am liebsten sitz’ ich mit meinem
midel im ruderboot. 13806.
Dorothee, Dorothee. 24172.
Zeig’ mir den weg ins paradies.
11660.
Jordan (Bayley)
23795 (96).
Jordan (Charlie) :
Bad breaks blues.
Greyhound blues.
Jordan (EH. J.):
Hello prosperity. 5372.
Moonlight love. 14824.
By even you and
7076 (212).
Sunshine shower
4773.
5309.
1343
INDEX
Jordan (Fred):
I'll always want you in my arms.
(819.
I love you little pal. 979.
I’m sold on you. 14452. .
Jordan (Herberte) Argentine nights.
11730.
Jordan (J.) Love on a Japanese fan.
11670 (210).
Jordan, (J.B);
Avowal. 4656 (41).
Only to Thee. 4656 (480).
Jordan (J. L.) Optimist. 6245.
Jordan (Jules) :
Avowal. 4656 (41).
Only to Thee. 4656 (480).
Jordan (Julian) Boy Blue and Bo-
Peep. 9332 (38).
Jordan (Luke):
If I call-you mama. 16484.
Tom Brown sits in his prison cell.
17487.
Jordan (M. L.) Old elipper days.
13015.
Jordan (O. M.) Apple blossom time.
13822.
Jordan (T. F.) Mother dear, I love
you. 22842.
Jordan (W. J.) Angel of Sourland
mountains. 9379.
Jordon (Dolly) Two little sailor
boys. 21696 (3888).
Jores® (HieRS):
April song. 4724.
Spirit of the Flag. 21289.
Vermont. 9096, 15538.
42nd psalm. 17752.
José (Antonio) Tres cantigas de Al-
fonso X. 1206.
Joseffy (Rafael) aw., and Joseffy
(Maria) prop. Am _ seegestade.
13765 (4).
Joseph (Patrick)
ealling. 20633.
Joseph dearest,
1208.
Josephson (Elizabeth) :
Beer is here again. 11787.
Cleo-patra was an old time flap-
per. 11943.
Gorgeous one. 12233.
I’d like to be your pal for life.
T799.
Loving you.
Music. 12850.
My dad. 1589.
My dearest one. 12867.
Nobody else can be like you.
Prosperity. 13145.
Joskowitz (Rudolph)
Little green isle is
Joseph mild. 1207,
12696.
1704.
Twelve melodic
etudes. 16568.
Joslin (F. E.) Dreaming midst the
roses. 12080.
pt. my, n.s., v. 28
Joslyn (J. Erma):
Twilight time. 25726.
You loved me yesterday. 15703.
ygossart (M. R. Hold me _ tight.
24439.
JOSE (CELT Se ne
Kiss me, my darling. 5741.
Sweet little pal. 6662.
Jouanneteau (R.) Solféges de con-
cours 4 2 voix. 2184.
Joubert (C.) & cie.:
Adieux. 24160.
Ca ne regarde pas papa. 13953.
Chanson d’amour. 13985.
De bon matin. 14083.
Dix-neuf ans. 14113, 18079.
Hemme tatouée. 18167, 18168.
I] m’emméne 4 la foire. 20429.
J’ai cru d’abord. 18519, 18520.
Java des gens distingués. 14576.
Je suis sex-appeal. 14582.
Marche des gueux. 14748.
Mon bandit. 24161.
Parce que je vous aime.
15025, 18994.
Quand on a d’la veine. 15104.
Si jaime Suzy. 15236, 19178.
Suzon, Suzon, Suzette. 15361.
Va done dire ca a ta sceeur. 15524.
13081,
Valse charmante. 15530.
Valse de réve. 15531.
Journal co. Our club march. 17028.
Joy of Christmas. 18544.
Joyce (Billy) That’s what Id do for
my man. 19857.
Joyee (J. HE.) jr.:
Good night my own.
Isle of view. 5657.
Isn’t man a funny funny thing.
5659.
Love me only. 5868.
Mary I love you. 5929.
5290.
Rhythm of love. 6397.
Underneath Hawaiian skies.
11404,
When you’re in love. 6953.
Joyce (Jack):
Isle of view, 5657.
Isn’t man a funny funny thing.
5659.
Love me only. 5868.
Rhythm of love. 6397.
Underneath Hawaiian skies.
11404.
Judd and Browne. In a little tavern
with you. 22504.
Judefind (A. L.):
Christ of Christmastide. 24056.
Victorious Redeemer, 25751.
Judefind (W. B.):
Beautiful flower garden. 23924:
Beauty and blessing. 23928.
Child of hope. 24047.
Christ the conqueror. 24057.
1344
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Comrades for service. 24087.
Hmmanuel. 24222.
Faith triumphant. 24246.
God’s out of doors. 24344.
Happy Easter morning. 24898.
King of Kings. 24730.
Motherhood’s garden. 24997.
When Christ was born. 25826.
Judefind bros. :
Beautiful flower garden. 23924,
Beauty and blessing. 238928.
Behold He liveth. 23941.
Child of hope. 24047.
Christ of Christmastide. 24056.
Christ the conqueror. 24057.
Comrades for service. 24087.
Emmanuel, 24229,
Faith triumphant. 24246.
God’s out of doors, 24344.
Happy Easter morning. 24393.
King of Kings. 24730.
Motherhood’s garden. 24997.
Praise notes ringing. 25284.
Victorious Redeemer. 25751.
Voices of praise. 25756.
When Christ was born. 25826.
Judge (Jack):
I go to Monte Carlo. 18370,
Snooze the blues away. 19223.
Judson (Alfred) Christmas classics,
no. 19. 19855.
Juel-Frederiksen (Emil) Pan tanzt.
1835.
Juengling (L. EH.) I must have your
kisses. 24565.
Juilliard musical foundation. Jack
and the beanstalk. 10284*,
Juks of Baltimore, Smile for me.
11148.
Julian (Kai) Fréken skal vi gpille
yo yo. 711.
Julien (Port) Thirty-love. 25674*.
Julson (D. B.):
I’m on my way to Caroline. 20375.
Soon. 6575.
Julyé (Kathryn)
Jumper (J. T.)
line. 14275.
Jung (Friedrich) Es muss ein gros-
ses wunder sein. 5136.
Junggeselle (Der) 5702.
Jungles (H. G.):
Cheer up daddy. 24044.
Meet me at Chicago. 3786.
Junior accordionist dance album.
5703.
Junior anthem book. 20521.
Junk (D. E.) My song. 12924,
Junne (Otto), g. m. b. h. Wenn dir
eine schéne frau begegnet. 13608,
13609.
Juon (Paul):
Elfchen.
Episode.
Girl I met in Caro-
17752 (39).
17752 (41).
See Myers (K. J.) |
Es geht die sage. 17752 (42).
Intermezzo. 17752 (71).
Kleine tarantelle. 17752 (79).
Konzert. 23795, (82).
Narretei. 17752 (98).
Octett. 17752 (107).
Romantisches wiegenlied.
(121);
Ruhige liebe.
Sonderbare
(136),
Sphinx. 17752 (1388).
Suite. 5704.
Wogen. 17752 (161).
Zu grabe tragen. 17752 (164).
Jurasovie (O. A.) You nasty man.
17752
17752, (124).
humoreske. 17752
25959.
Jurek (W. A.) Du lieber, alter Steph-
ansturm. 9785.
Jurmann (Walter) :
Du bist in meinem leben die erste
sensation. 3177.
Du gefallst mir so. 566, 14157.
Du liebst mich nicht mehr. 568,
569.
Hinen Sonntag ohne sorgen. 9794.
Ganz ohne liebe wir’ das leben so
bescheiden. 724, 14255.
Heut kommt’s drauf an. 14342.
Ich lieg’ so gern, so gern, so gern
im griinen gras. 14489.
Kleine reise im frtihling mit dir.
1256.
Mein gorilla hat ’ne villa im zoo.
10545.
Ninon. 20938, 25112.
Once there was a baby.
Oo! la! la. 25189.
Reg’ mich nicht auf, Johanna.
1966, 1967.
Sehr geschatztes Friulein Laura.
2097, 2098.
So green. 25489.
Spanischer tango und ein midel
wie du. 2225.
Trainen in der geige. 15485.
Justice (C. R.) Time lesson. 2406.
Justus (May) I see a gleam of glory.
10819.
22444,
K. (L. A.) See Kempinski (L. A.)
Kabatnick (Louis) At the deep sea
jubilee. 7146.
Kihler (Leo) :
Frithlingszauber. 12177.
Scholasticum 3. 13248 — 13252,
19149.
Torero. 13483.
Kaimpf (Karl):
Hiawatha. 11670 (138).
Stiller abend. 11220.
Kira slakten. 25095.
Kirlek och kassabrist. 7700, 8492.
Karleksexpressen. 14613, 14916, 14918,
15311.
1345
INDEX
Kiithchen von Heilbronn. 17752 (74).
Kahiku (Paula) King folio for Ha-
walian guitar. 8050.
Kahle (V.M.) O gentle night. 10776.
Kahlemeier (D. J.) Homesick. 24445.
Kahn (Benjamin)
21709.
Kahn (Gus):
First thing I knew. 5186.
Hi-ho lack-a-day. 3376.
I’m thru with saying I’m thru.
5547, 7860.
Just born to be lonesome.
5717.
Moonlight and melody. 10592.
Rhythm of the raindrops. 19088.
With you beside me. 7006.
Kahn (P. B.) Two songs. 12552.
Kahn (Robert) :
Abend. 21696 (1).
Agnes. 93832 (6).
Aus, Erwin u. Elmire. 93382 (21).
Bekenntniss. 21696 (33).
Edelknabe und die miillerin. 93382
(98).
Geldbniss.
Jiger und jigerin.
Junggesell und der
9382 (191).
Ninie. 21696 (274).
Stiller zwiegesang.
Trost. 93832 (365).
Kaiser (Bill) See Kaiser (William)
Kaiser (Elmer) Play those baseball
1223,
21696 (114).
21696 (203).
mithlbach.
21696 (358).
blues. 1887.
Kaiser (G. L.) Voice of the unseen.
6847*.
Kaiser (Howard) Yowre in Paris
once again. 19616.
Kaiser (M. M.) Prosperity days are
here again. 23139.
Kaiser (Mrs. O. B.) See Kaiser
(G. L.)
Kaiser (William) Baby when I’m
thinking of you. 238900.
Kaiserwalzer. 3619.
Kalamazoo college. Kalamozoo col-
lege song book. 20550.
Kalbouss (Leonid) Do you remember.
18087.
Kaleidoskop (Edition) Blues. 23975.
Kalland (J. F.) Where the northern
star is shining. 2672.
Kaller (Ernst) Liber organi.
Kalman (Emmerich) :
Kiss in spring. 1250."
Kiss in springtime. 1251!
Moon of my dreams. 1548.”
Ninon. 1691.
Red lips unkissed.
Temp’ramental star.
Teufelsreiter. 6712*.»
World laughs on. 2734.
10412.
1963)”
23375
After thirty four.
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
Kalman (Eugene) :
American potpourri. 9373.
Italian potpourri. 16551.
Kalman (G. T.) Fate has left me only
dreams. 14207.
Kalmar (Bert):
I’m thru with saying I’m thru.
5547, 7860, 7861.
Keep on doin’ what you’re doin’.
24721.
Keep en doing what you're doing.
20554.
Keep romance alive. 24722, 24723.
Tired of it all. 21411, 25690.
Kalmus (KE. F.) Iphigenia in Tauris
of Huripides. 24658*.
Kalmus (E. F.) orchestra scores, inc.
Overture in the masque of Comus.
25216.
Kaltnecker (M.) Chante Sion. 19839.
Kama (A. A.):
Ali good things. 23829.
Dearie, a cute little birdie told me
so. 12015.
Kama (C.):
Good-bye Hawaii. 764.
My dream girl of Honolulu. 1596.
Kamaunu (Robt.) Hoonanea. 12307.
Kames (Phil) Oh, California. 22993.
Kaminski (Heinrich) Praeludium
und fuge. 10930, 10931.
Kammen (Jack and Joseph) :
Kammen Jewish dance _ folio.
12555.
Kammen’s Jewish _ selection.
12556.
Wen tate mame fehlt. 2592.
Kammen (J. & J.) music ¢o., ine. In
shop auf der elter. 22526.
Kammen Jewish dance folio. 12555.
Kammen’s Jewish selection. 12556.
Kampf. 3621.
Kamvissis (George) :
Mathima tou Bekri diorganotis
bekridon. 20729.
Parapono tou magna. 21044,
Kane (F. H.):
Hello prosperity. 5372.
Moonlight love. 14824.
Kane (Gerald) Something tells me.
6553.
Kane (Grant) See Kane (Z. G.)
Kane (Sugar) pseud. See Kane
(Gerald)
Kane (W. H.):
Honest I’m in love with you.
7761.
Let’s be happy. 20591.
Kane (Z. G.) Sweetheart I will prom-
ise anything for you. 13408.
Kaneyuki (S. Y.) Don’t get too per-
sonal with me. 12047.
Kangas (Ed.) I still remember, how
can I forget. 22445.
1346
—
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Kanholtz (Sam) Roosevelt is in,
we're bound to win. 11028.
Kanicke (T. H.) Little lazy moon.
8144.
Kanrich (Al) Why did you kiss and
tell. 17638.
Kantz (Betty) When autumn leaves
are falling. 15594.
Kapel (Louis) Melody of dawn.
12765.
Kaper (Bronislav) :
Du bist in meinem leben die erste
sensation. 3177.
Du bist verrtickt, mein schatz, du
denkst an liebe. 3178.
Du gefillst mir so. 566, 14157.
Du liebst mich nicht mehr. 568,
569.
Hinen Sonntag ohne sorgen. 9794.
Ganz ohne liebe war’ das leben so
bescheiten. ©7724, 14255.
Heut kommt’s drauf an. 14842.
Mein gorilla hat ’ne villa im zoo.
10545.
Ninon. 20988, 25112.
Once there was a baby. 10819.
Schone frau, gute nacht. 2073.
Trdnen in der geige. 15485.
Kaplan (Bert) Cuban cabaret. 24109.
Kaplan (Frank) Love returns. 1394.
Kaplan (Jack):
New time doesn’t help love at all.
6128.
Why do I have-ta run after you.
4553.
Without a word. 9250.
Yawning, cause I’m losing sleep
over you. 7020.
Kaplan (8S. I.) Where the mountains
touch the sky. 25875.
Kapuschinsky (J. D.)
you. 12895.
Kapusta (Rubin)
14728.
Karbach (C. W.):
Give me your heart dear. 16230.
I’m dreaming of the day. 993.
It’s the summer-time for mine.
My love for
Making love to you.
16547.
Karezag (W.) ‘Teufelsreiter. 6712*.
Karezag (W.) verlag:
Dame mit dem regenbogen. 19906.
Giuditta. 12202*.
Glick muss man haben. 9949,
16233.
Sissy. 11188, 11134, 13304.
Walzer aus Wien. 17517.
Karevf (Tonsho) My life Ill pass
with you sweet lass. 20846.
Karg-Hlert (Sigfrid) :
Music for organ. i581.
Rondo alla campanella. 19100.
Karge (HK. ©.) Good morning, noon
and night. 5285.
Karger (Georg) :
Heimatlos. 143386.
Schoner Mai, o wiinderschoner
Mai. 15197.
Kargon (Ira) Where is the one in
dreams I love. 21584.
Karjinsky (N.):
Concerto. 12387.
Jazz. 3586.
Karl (Frederik) Indian princess of
my dreams. 12475.
Karlberg (G. O.) Leni fox. 24761.
Karleen. 1237*.
Karlson (P. V.) Ill remember you.
22372.
Karn (F. J.) Woodland sketches.
2730.
Karnbach (K. R.) My little doll.
10677.
Karol (Reed) pseud. See Mitchell
(S. 8.)
Karr (D. B.) Isle of heart’s desire.
20470.
Karr (Ff. B.) If I were a vagabond
birch tree. 18466.
Karsch (R. FEF.) Alma mater. 15767.
Karst (EH. 8.) :
Helene. 7725.
You are my destiny, dear. 21647.
Kasin (A. 8.) It’s a darn good thing.
5664.
Kasin (EHdwin) It’s a darn good
thing, 5664.
Kassel (Art) :
Buy American. 283.
Chant of the swamp. 7329, 9598,
9594.
Kastrup (Erna) You’re painting a
picture of me. 25969.
Katharina. 12557, 12558.
Katinka. 8938, 9350, 9420, 9431, 9542,
9585, 9801, 10292, 10351, 10887.
Katsaros (George) If I only had the
money. 20424.
Katscher (Robert) :
Essig und oel. 3201.
Pech muss man haben. 15032.
Katz (Irving) :
V’ll take you to dinner. 18385.
Why did you do this to me. 4550.
Katz (Sylvia) Parking in the park.
6281.
Katz im sack. 8043*.
Katzan (Pearle) Music, sweet music.
25011.
Katzenbogen (J. M.):
Pale-face and squaw.
Regardless. 1968.
Too soon. 2425,
Katzer (S. M.):
Cliff dwellers’ lamentation for the
dead. 11944.
Moon smiles at
12816.
17047.
our dwelling.
1347
INDEX
Katzer (S. M.)—Continued.
Moonlight on the cliff.
Twilight at the cliffs.
Katzman (Louis) :
Kammen’s Jewish
12556.
Peacefull [sic] valley. 10875.
Kauffman (P. H.) Just another kiss
before you go. 14601.
Kaufman (A. S.):
Always in the dark. 15770.
In the dark. 7950.
Out of luck. 8581.
Some day. 8795.
Kauitman (Ghersen) :
Am I dreaming. 4704.
Just one more kiss. 3615.
Let me have just one more dance
12821.
13504.
selection.
with you. 8094.
Where is the man that’s meant
for me. $217.
Why can’t I do a thing with you.
6978.
Kaufman (Janet) You made a fool
of me. 23767.
Kaufman (M. F.):
Always in the dark. 15770.
In the dark. 7950.
Out of luck. 8581.
Some day. 8795.
Kaufman (Murray) Why don’tcha
come up some time. 17644.
Kaufman (P. H.) When my ship
comes in. 69833, 15610, 19522.
Kaufmann (EH. C.):
Calm as the night. 7298.
Old fashioned garden. 8481.
To a rose. 9018.
Kaufmann (Feiton) :
Come up and see me sometime.
18002.
Mud in your eye.
Kaufmann (Oscar)
ley at the fair.
8337.
Sally of the val-
IBYSRS
Kauler (Herbert) pseud. See Noack
(Herbert)
Kaull (Clarence) :
Interlude. 7966.
You brought me love. 19602,
Kaun (Clara) Beherzigung. 4656 (52).
Kaun (Hugo):
Beherzigung.
O holy stillness.
Kavalsky (Sam):
Arm in arm side by side. 15796.
Borden’s ice cream is best always.
4656 (52).
172A.
7242.
By by Mr. Volstead here comes
Mr. Beer. 29738.
Dancing my first dance with you.
18083.
Dancing that old waltz again.
4981.
First love then hate. 16159.
pt. LI, D. s.. Vv. 28.
Here’s how. 20230.
Lovable cuddle of love. 3715.
Now we're pals again. 18926.
She’s the girl I know. 17211,
Sweet lady of love. 15368.
That junk town of mine. 2347.
Wedding bells are ringing. 9153.
What else could I wish for. 17552.
Why does a little duck say quack
quack. 21615.
Winter brings back summer mem-
ories. 17658.
Kavanagh (Patrick):
At Murphy’s farm. 23874.
At our football match on Satur-
day. 23875.
Kawakami (Garrett)
you know it’s love.
Kawelkewics (Steve) jr.
That's when
19360.
When you’re
gone. 25866.
Kawi-verlag. Griiss mir mein Sans-
souci. 5313.
Kay (C. M.):
In the good old days of prosperity.
10270
Mothet’s newsie boy. 18794.
There's a prosperity rainbow in
the sky. 15431.
U. S. S. Akron, the queen of the
sky... 15521.
When Mister Moon and I played
peek-a-boo. 19521.
Kay (Hazel):
Love’s tomorrow. 5888.
Our last waltz together. 6254.
Kay (Herbie) I’ve an evening for
sale. 14469.
Kay (a. Me):
Pale Vienna moon. 25221.
Under the blue. 25728.
You are the one. 23754.
Kay (Margarete) See Kay (C. M.):
Kay (Stanley) Hail Chicago. 9991.
Kay & Kay music pub. corp.:
April. 25714.
Arioso. 238864.
Courante. 25402.
Evening song. 23864.
Hallowed be Thy name.
Humming suite. 20269.
Humoreske. 24468.
Lo, now the dawn is breaking.
20650.
Minuet.
Morning.
Rigaudon, 243878.
Salut d’amour. 25388.
Sarabande. 25402.
Voice. 21480.
Ye apple blossoms falling. 21636.
Kaye (Jay):
Everything will be okay. 9827.
Live and love forever. 10446.
When dreams come true. 11494.
24385.
23937.
20166.
1348
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19383
Kaye (Maurice) Business with the
devil. 4864.
Kaye (Mildred) Under the moon-
beam. 13518.
Kaye (Sammy) Greebie. 16255.
Kaye (T. F.) pseud. See Kowalewski
(T. F.)
Kaye (Ted) Tell me, O lovely moon-
beam. 43818.
Kaylin (Samuel) :
Adventurer.
Agony. T7088.
Among the palms.
Angry father. 88.
Bicycle ride. 15848.
Boomerang. 7237.
Bugle call. 9530.
Burlesque agitato.
Chatter. 11912.
Cloudburst. 17991.
Comic episode. 11962.
Conquistador. 19884.
Devotion. 16058.
Dissclves. 22081.
Fado Moreno. 18163.
Fanatic. 3220.
Fatality. 16152.
Flirtation. 24268.
Forbidden melody incidental.
18186-18188.
Forever mine. 22148.
Fox trot incidental.
Gypsy fantasy. 7680.
Harp improvisation.
Hope. 22307.
Hustle and bustle. 22323.
In the jungle. 14588.
Love’s desire. 37338.
Main title for a Hungarian or
Gypsy picture. 8231.
Moonlight. 20782.
My baby. 22866.
My phantom. 20869.
19653.
17801.
2971.
20088.
14327.
Pathetic misterioso. 138091.
Persuasion. 23085.
Pilgrimage. 10892.
Prelude to a comedy. 131338.
Prelude to a _ pathetic drama.
13134.
Prelude to a rural story. 19035.
Rastus. 21111.
Recital scene. 17121.
Romantic widow
13201.
Savage ceremonial.
Surf boat. 19308.
Tabu. 19829.
Kayser (H. BE.) 386 etuden. 12388.
Kazze (Louis) Give unto the Lord.
9945.
Keacher (D. 8S.) Just a flower in my
garden of memory. 22596.
Kean (Evelyn) Cobweb of your
dreams. 49835.
incidental.
19138.
Give me all your love,
16227.
I saw you come,
Kean (H. EH.)
because I need it.
Kearns (Martin)
1029.
Kearton (Hdith) Who is Sylvia.
98382 (3894).
Kearton (Harper) Who is Sylvia.
9332 (394).
Keating (Jack):
When the days are sunny honey.
11670 (420).
When the wildflowers scent the
woodland. 11670 (427).
Keating (M. J.) Our skipper Presi-
dent, F.D.R. 29208.
Keating (R. W. M.):
Ask the old cypress.
Banjo beats... . 11772:
Chummy no. 1. 14024.
13833.
Come aroun’ you chillun. 11954.
De worl am gwine to end. 9691.
Dusk. 12098.
Keavin (H. P.) Call me to your arms.
13955.
Keck (EH. D.):
Blessed be the Lord. 11670 (35).
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
11670 (146).
Keck (G. J.) I heard you whisper.
5476.
Keck (M. E.):
My little canary.
Since you stopped
3879.
loving me.
4195.
Kedves (James) Forget your
troubles. 7594.
Keefe (W. R.) My mountain lassie.
1629.
Keefer (Mabel) :
Alone with me. 9367.
Come along singing. 9629.
Keeler (G. G.) Franklin Roosevelt,
there’s nothing the matter with him.
7603.
Keeling (U. 8.) 87.
say a word for you.
Keeling (U. S.) jr.
Home run. 12304.
If I were in heaven today. 22482.
Let the Savior cheer you on your
way. 8111.
Satisfied with Jesus. 21176.
Will the Savior say a word for
you. 2704, 6994.
Keeling (U. 8S.) & son:
Home run. 12304.
If I were in heaven today. 22482.
Let the Savior cheer you on your
way. 8111.
Satisfied with Jesus: 21176.
Will the Savior say a word for
you. 6994.
Will the Savior
2704.
1349
INDEX
Keenan (Gertrude) :
Pirates bold. 25255.
Sambo plays the banjo. 25255.
Keene (A. B.):
Calm as the night. 7298.
Old fashioned garden. 8481.
Polonaise. 1896.
To a rose. 9018.
Keene (Hank) pseud. See Newcombe
(i G.) 4%.
Keene (Jack) My honey Lou. 10666.
Keene music co. When the night-
shades are falling on the Rockies.
19529.
Keener
6292.
Keep on singing. 5783.
Keep on to Galilee. 8047.
Keep smiling. 14616*.
Keetman (Gunild) Orff-schulwerk.
18062, 1804, 1805, 25196.
Keeton (A. C.) Awake, my heart.
(N.) Pennsylvania blues.
A757.
Keffer (Floyd) When the twilight
shadows fall in old Wyoming.
A527.
Kehoe (C. J.) Come back to Kilkenny
and me. 14040.
Keile un beile. 24723*.
Keine angst vor liebe. 24378, 25488.
Keiser (R. A.) pseud. See King (R.
Ae)
Keiser (Reinhard) Althamburger op-
ernsuite. 17789.
Keit-Engel, inc:
After the game is over.
Ain’t-cha’ glad. 15746.
Another perfect day has passed
away. 21748.
At last I’m first with you. 9410.
Come on you moon. 11958.
Cross my heart I love you truly.
11986.
Each morning after
with you. 18130.
Farewell to arms. 626.
Good old days are here. 7663.
Gypsy fiddles. 7681.
How can I sleep when I’m deep in
19658.
an evening
the blue. 16330.
Hush my mouth if I ain’t goin’
south. 20276.
I couldn’t tell them what to do.
12338.
I’d be crazy if I wasn’t crazy over
you. 123834.
I lost another sweetheart. 12361.
I’m nuts about mutts. 10138.
I’m roamin’ to you, Swanee home.
In the middle of a kiss.
It isn’t fair. 10258.
It’s the music—not the words.
22562.
1140.
pt. M1, n.S., v. 28
Just a little flower shop around
the corner. 5710.
Just a lonesome lover. 20528.
Just born to be lonesome. 5717.
Let it be me. 16639.
Malibu. 14780.
Manhattan dance folio. 3762.
Moment I icoked in your eyes.
18756.
Never before. 14926.
Nightful of delightful you. 6139.
No greater love. 8438.
Nothing less than beautiful.
18923.
Now we're on our second honey-
moon. 1717.
Odds and ends of an old love
affair. 25146.
Old friends, old wines, old love
songs. 6206.
Snowflakes. 25487.
So it’s bridge again tonight.
11154.
Stop that putting it on. 25575.
Stringin’ along on a_ shoestring.
13381.
Sweet melody. 21324.
There’s a ring around my rainbow.
2374.
Things I
21389.
We'll have a honeymoon some day.
13593.
We were the best of friends.
23599.
What am I supposed to do. 15586.
When the one you love is gone.
19530.
You are my ideal. 2748.
You’re gonna’ be surprised tonight,
11636.
You so and so, you'll wish you’d
never been born. 11647.
Keith (Bob) See Keith (R. D.)
Keith (Emma):
never knew till now.
I’m lonely from being alone.
22413.
Prosperity. 8611.
Keith (Fay) We love and learn.
2580.
Keith (L. W.):
Bumpty bumps. 23795 (12).
Girl of mine. 11670 (120).
Hey, Mister Joshua. 7076 (121).
Skidoo. 23795 (84).
Keith. (R.. D.):
Love is a song. 8198.
Shake yo’ feet. 4174.
Keith (W. O.) Story that’s old, but
still new. 8880.
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.:
Adieu. 17, 4668, 17759, 17760,
23815.
All through you. 58.
1350
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Blue accordion. 238965.
Blue strings. 17922.
Broadeasting house.
By candlelight. 7282.
7268.
Canaries’ serenade. 4880.
Celebrated hymns. 24035.
Celebrated waltzes. 3006.
Close to you. 3041.
Coal. 7366.
Country dances. 18017.
Dancing till the day. 19914.
Dawn and sunset. 4997.
Everything’s been done before.
14191.
Forget-me-not. 16185, 16186.
Forgive and forget. 5204.
Four aces. 22153.
Gay hussar. 20106, 22174.
Good companions. 7660.
Hand in hand, we go together.
22241.
How does a fresh fish wish.
14368.
Ive got the wrong man. 3501.
If the world were miné. 20426.
It’s up to you to make me happy.
22564.
Let me give my happiness to you.
1299.
Letter to my mother. 38675.
Love nest. 22735.
Lucky for me. 1424.
Mediterranean madness. 3784.
My sheep-dog and I. 8898.
My southern maid. 20876.
Ob! how wonderful. 18005.
Piceadilly playground. 15047.
Red resin. 19078.
Sailing. 13226, 17164-17166.
Savoy Russian medley. 19141.
Serenade. 2105, 6487, 19159,
19160, 25427.
Some Sunday in June. 13324.
Sonata. 6558.
Standard series. 2243-2245, 8863-
8865, 21295, 23372.
Tango. 6689.
Thanks very much. 15416.
Then I know that I’m home.
There'll still be love. 15426.
Three Irish pastels. 4121.
Three syncopated rambles.
Three wishes. 2395.
8980.
5935.
Too good to be true. 2424.
Two songs. 12552.
Under heaven’s blue. 6808.
We all went up, up, up the moun-
tain. 25785.
Wear a great big smile and sing a
song. 9152.
Wedding of Mr. Mickey Mouse.
21528.
What shall we do with him. 6912.
When love comes my way. 9188.
When swallows fly. 17587.
Wish my troubles on the sky.
11581.
World is so small.
Would you surrender.
Kék lampés. 12563*,
Keldorfer (Viktor)
blauen Donau. 78.
Kéler (Albert von):
French comedy. 7076 (86), 21696
Clady
Son of the puszta. 9332 (332).
Kéler-Béla. pseud. See Kéler (Albert
von)
Kelin (Helen) Man from now. 19648
(92).
Kell (Frederick) :
Autumn tune.
Graceful tune.
Humorous fantasy.
Moods. 5985, 16806.
Kelleher (J. P.):
Dawn of a brighter day.
Down along the Rio
22048.
Keller (E. F.): .
For no good reason I just feel
happy today. 18185.
Til be waiting, smiling through.
2733.
21632.
An der schonen
4756, 15811.
5300, 16248.
5433, 16336.
5000.
Grande.
5486.
I love those frightful movies.
5498.
Keller (Francis) Feet music. 632.
Keller (L. A.) Home lights. 7755.
Keller (Leonard) :
I’m not in the mood. 20372.
Tanya. 15408.
When I’m roller skating.
Keller (Oswin) :
Ecole du piano,
Méthode de piano. 24944.
6 franzosische suiten. 13850.
Keller (R. S.) Pop Hye—the goofy
sailor man. 17080,
Keller (Ruby) Wondering if you are
dreaming of me. 17673.
Keller (S. L.) You grow sweeter
every day to me. 9282.
Keller (Walter):
Consummation. 18015.
Fulfillment. 18207.
Kellerman (Joe) Gypsy eyes.
Kellermann (Bessie) :
Answer. 9884.
Write a little letter home. 17684.
Kelley (F. E.) Im afraid of losing
you. 95508.
Kelley (J. C.):
Fifty easy melodies. 17752 (75).
Thirty pieces. 17752 (76).
Twenty pieces. 23795 (41).
13629.
24215.
20170.
1351
INDEX
Kellick (Hyman):
Anna Lou. 19695.
Can’t ya’ take a hint.
You and I do not rhyme.
Kellman (H. A.):
Down among the southern palms.
9744.
Lady Luck. 10871.
Mickey Mouse. 12788.
Moonbeams. 12817.
Rainbows. 10990.
Senorita, mademoiselle, frdiulein.
11084.
Kellogg (A. F.)
Kellogg (L. B.)
by. 21614.
Kellogg (M. E.)
to Jesus. 23422.
Kellogg (N. P.)
window. 20392.
Kellogg (Paul)
19825.
25945.
Fulfillment. 22165.
Why do you pass me
Take your troubles
I saw you at your
Saracens. 4462.
Kelloway (A. H.) In the valley of
broken hearts. 3558.
Kelly (Annie) I could make you
marry me for that. 2815 (141).
Kelly (Dolores) September parting.
25426.
Kelly (BE. T.):
I’m in search of an old fashioned
sweetheart. 22408.
My darling Nora. 22876.
My Hudson valley Rose. 22895.
Now I wonder whose girl I shall
be. 22972.
Kelly (F. E.)
shine to me. 4844.
Kelly (J. R.) I promise to dream of
you sweetheart. 12413.
Kelly (J. T.) I could make you
marry me for that. 2815 (141).
Kelly (J. W.) When Hogan paid his
rent. 13626.
Kelly (Leroy)
16838.
Kelly (M. A.)
Kelly (M. I.)
Kelly (Marie)
18958.
Bluebird you’re sun-
My baby is a wow.
Only you. 13044.
Lullaby. 5891.
One pair of pants.
Kelly (R. A.) Old-fashioned girl.
16986.
Kelly (Ralph) Always remember.
4703.
Kelly (Ramon) Always remember.
4703.
Kelly (Richard) Death angel. 19930.
Kelly (T. F.) Guilty. 22232.
Kelly (CP. Fy
Lost chord. 8180.
O sanctissima. 25143.
Kelly bros.:
Always remember. 4703, 21726.
South sea serenade. 23353.
War song of the.
pt. m1, n.s., v. 28
Kelner (William)
12658.
Kelsall (A. J.)
Kelsey (Charles)
to you. 1035.
Kelsey (L. C.)
Kelso (H. S8.):
Abide with me. 10.
Auld lang syne. 17152.
Chime again beautiful bells. 359.
Down in the valley of love. 7482.
Happy blues. 7693.
Hawaii. T7T709.
In the evening. 7951.
In the sweet bye and bye. 7958.
Jesus lover of my soul. 1194.
Jingle bells. 8011.
Marseillaise. 12742.
Merry chords. 12779.
Rock-a-bye baby. 8672.
Work for the night is coming. 9258.
Kelso (O. 8S.) Mine forever. 12798.
Kelton (L. E.) 2d:
Down in Tennessee. 14182.
I’m just a cottage builder. 12385.
Love, just like the breeze. 12681.
Marianne. 12736. .
Kema (Harry) Franklin D. 9898.
Kema (Inez) I welcome the night.
Lonely night.
Prosperity. 8610.
I’ve been a real pal
Mother mine. 18791.
20410.
Kemmer (G. W.) Benedictus és,
Domine. 7204.
Kemp (Harriett) :
Going with others but thinking of
you. 16237.
I got those dog-gone down ’n’ out
blues. 18871.
Kemp (Joseph) Nation’s rally song.
20912.
Kemp (W. A.):
Forget me now and try again.
9887.
Let’s circulate prosperity every-
where. 10403.
Slumber land of dreams. 11148.
Kempf (L. T.):
I’m flashing my thoughts to you.
14433.
Never mind. 8424.
Kempff (Wilhelm)
hochzeitsmusik. 6471.
Kempinski (L. A.) :
Dramatic suspense.
Dreamy fox-trot.
Heavy agitato.
Love appassionato.
Marcia pomposo.
Melody fox-trot. 24920.
Misterioso 4 la valse. 24970.
Western allegro. 25806.
Kendall (J. W.):
Schwedische
24177.
24193.
24415.
24838.
24899.
Bermuda. 11801-11803.
In a cool old-fashioned garden.
10200.
1352
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
In the land of home sweet home.
20452.
Swing along, old Russia. 4298.
When God gave me you. 21546,
25827.
Kendis (—):
Anxious. 9832 (15).
Sympathy. 9332 (355).
Kendis (James) :
Hverybody gives me good advice.
11670 (98).
Tl sneak up on happiness.
Y’ll take you back. 24524.
Is it Warm enough for you.
(169).
Sleepless nights.
Kendis music corp.:
Till sneak up 0on
24523.
T’ll take you back. 24524.
I’m just a victim of love. 24550.
Just a mountain song from the
valley. 20530.
24523.
11670
259473.
happiness.
Sleepless nights. 25473.
Wait for me. 25763.
Waltz in blue. 25773.
Kendrick (G._ J.) Silver moon.
17227.
Kendrick (M. TT.) She changed her
hi-de-hi-de, for his yodel-o-de-ay.
6490.
Kenefick (W. S.):
Beer. 15886.
New deal. 14931.
Tuning in with Roosevelt. 17459.
Kenkel (J. L.) Our nite. 17033.
Kennard (Dick) Head over heels in
CLS:
Darling don’t say
love with you.
Kennedy (A. P.)
no. 18041.
Kennedy (Al):
In the Carolina moonlight.
Rose time in
11034.
Kennedy (Aline) Quit shadowing me.
1945.
14531.
New England.
Kennedy
(A. K.)
Kennedy (Harriet) pseud. See King
(RicAs K,)
Kennedy (1. D.) Scales, chords and
articulations. 15189.
Kennedy (J. T.):
I’m in heaven when dancing with
you. 10126.
Sincerely. 11123.
Kennedy (Jimmy):
Down Merseyside. 22056.
Hard times comin’ no more.
Lancashire. 8068.
Passion flower. 6285.
Somewhere in the world. 8810.
(Amanda) See Moore
7702.
135
There’s a light in your window.
6729.
Virginia. 4434.
Kennedy (Ken) Lost love. 18655.
Kennedy (Tom) Radio rubes collec-
tion. 8644.
Kennett (Aubrey) Francis & Day’s
book of 50 sacred songs and hymns.
12168.
Kenney (John)
broken heart.
With nothing but a
11583.
Kenny (Nick) Another language.
13815.
Kent (Charlotte) Hi-ho lack-a-day.
3376.
Kent (Dick) See Kent (R. E.)
Kent (R. E.):
Cuban belle. 11991.
Madre del cordero. 14722.
My Gypsy rhapsody. 12883.
Original famous Mexican hat
dance. 13048.
Kent (W. T.) Til sneak up on happi-
ness. 24523.
Kent (Walter) :
Dinner at eight. 504, 18072.
Early to bed. 16117.
I loved you Wednesday.
14425.
It’s me callin’ you. 5668.
What a price to pay for love.
2601.
What wouldja like for breakfast.
2615.
Kentner (EK. G.):
Coed of the U. 8. A. 15977.
Suzanna manana. 19509.
Keough (F. J.) Girl that I can’t for-
get. 9939.
Keramida. 19115.
Keresztes (Anton) :
Bee. 179.
Comet. 401.
Light. 3684.
Missouri moon. 16794.
Peace. 4083.
Sunrise. 25590.
Kerker (Gustave) :
14424,
Dear old Broadway. 19648 (24).
Ensemble. 19648 (31).
Entrance of the rajah. 19648
G2
Entrance of Todd. 19648 (33).
Hist, advance with care. 19648
(47).
It’s merely a matter of time.
19648 (57).
It’s nice to have a sweetheart.
19648 (58).
It’s the little things that count in
life. 19648 (59).
Love is a wonderful thing.
(89).
Manicure song.
19648
19648 (93).
9
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INDEX
Kerker (Gustave )—Continued.
Oh Mister Sun. 19648 (104).
Social whirl. 19648 (129, 130).
That’s the time. 19648 (148).
Tourists. 19648 (151-155).
We're the gnomes. 19648 (159).
Wedding procession. 19648 (161).
When Cupid plays a little game of
hearts. 19648 (164).
Which one shall we marry.
19648 (166, 167).
Wouldn’t you like to know.
19648 (174).
Kermbach (Otto):
Ich mochte einen walzer schun-
keln, aber nur mit dir. 5587.
Wenn ich Sonntag frtih mit der
Rosemarie. 4484.
Kern (C. W.):
At the oid spinet. 115.
Bees and roses. 180.
Blush of dawn. 236.
Crickets in the barn. 481.
Deer hunt. 24141.
Desert valley. 497.
Drifting at twilight. 559.
Fiemish cradle song. 660.
Flying arrow. 673.:
Hill and dale. 4656 (251).
June dawn. 1212.
Meadow dance. 1496.
Mocking bird. 4656 (412).
Off to the woods. 4656 (467).
Pillow dance. 4656 (497).
Power of love destroys all discord.
15077.
Rustling leaves.
Scotland lassie.
Spring revels.
Stolen kisses.
Valse grecque.
Water roses.
2029.
2090.
4656 (606).
4656 (618).
2502.
2577.
Kern (EK. K.) I have loved. 7812.
Kern Gir “ES:
Baron Munchausen, dat is I.
27S,
He’s Gracie Allen’s brother. 5351,
TLDs
Let’s give our votes to La Guardia.
20598.
To thee. 2414.
Kern (Jerome) :
Armful of trouble. 23866.
Let’s begin. 24767.
Meet me at twilight. 19648 (94).
Music in the air. 1582, 3852.
Ol Man River. 6208.
Something had to happen.
Touch of your hand. 25706.
25511.
When your heart’s on fire smoke
gets in your eyes. 25868.
Yesterday. 25940.
You’re devastating. 25961.
Kerr (M. B.)
pt. D1, n. s., v. 28
Kern (Martin) Furnished room.
16208.
Kernaecs (Paul):
Aria. 24725.
Souvenir. 25546.
Wiener traum. 25898.
Kernell (William) :
Babette. 23897.
Blotto. 227.
Caballero de la noche. 2980.
Dance again. 24114.
Danse russe. 18039.
Tl] build a nest. 958, 12350, 12351.
Ladies who come from Spain.
24742.
Lillian steps. 18626.
Men were born to rule the world.
. 24932.
Napoleon Bonaparte. 25097.
Out of a blue sky. 6261.
Ruthanian national anthem.
6436.
Schuhplattler. 25412.
Some day I’m gonna find my sweet
man. 2asl7.
Uitimo vardn sobre la tierra.
9066.
Why am I happy. 23695.
World congress of 1988. 11592.
“Feeateenas (Marshall) :
Ah, love, but a day. 11688.
And this shall make us free.
11720.
Child’s song. 11980.
Fresh spring. 12173.
King Charles. 12565.
Legend of the first cam-u-el.
12604.
Lilacs. 12687.
Love song of Har Dyal. 12685.
Out of the rolling ocean. 4008,
4009.
Serenade at the villa. 13265.
Sleep of summer. 13308.
Smuggler’s song. 13315, 13316.
Song of the huntsmen. 133844.
Summer dawn. 13385.
Unconquered. 185138.
Wanderchild. 138576.
We two together. 13599.
Kerr (H. D.):
I'll leave it all to you. 962.
Song of the night. 4237.
Kerr (Irene) Blue and alone. 2980.
Kerrey (J. Me) Honolulu chimes.
14357.
Keres BB?)
again. 9976.
Kerr (L. G.)
Good times are here
At parting. 21755.
Toast. 9024, 21418.
Kerr (Margaret) pseud. See
Whewell (Margaret)
Kerr (Martha) Little wild dove.
22695.
1354
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Kerr (P. S.):
God’s ocean of love. 20136.
Singing for Jesus. 17235.
Kerr (R. N.) Watch your step.
17523.
Kerwin (A. J.) . Honey what shall I
do. 143856.
Kerzenmacher (Edward) Spending
my time in your arms. 19268.
Kessel (Sidney) Shadows of love.
19165.
Kessler (Anton):
Liebesgluck. 5791.
Longing heart. 3705.
Kessler (G. E.):
Legend of love.
Light and free.
Kessler (H. F. W.)
sweetheart. 12037.
Kessler (M. T.):
Blue river waltz. 13913.
Have faith, have faith. 16285.
Only red roses. 6241.
Roosevelt grand march. 6418.
Kester (Max) When gay adventure
ealls. 23635.
_Kesterson (Sadie)
highway. 22892.
15733 (179).
9332 (210).
Do you love me,
My home by the
Ketchum (W. A.) Jubilation. 18546.
Ketélbey (A. W.):
Birthday song. 4828.
In a monastery garden. 1118,
1119.
My lady Brocade.
Sacred hour. 6440.
Kettenburg (G. H.) Christ, my life.
14021.
Ketterer (Ella) :
Bugle corps. 4862.
New trapeze. 8430.
Keye (W. R.) When will you make
up your mind. 11533.
Keves (Clay) Forgive and forget.
5204.
Keyne (Hal):
Close to me.
Happy hours.
12889.
381.
809.
Keys of my heart. 22623.
Keyser (James) Football fling.
24276.
Khardys (Stefano) Adieu Suzon.
TOT6 (2).
Kibalchich (Basile) :
Forest flowers. 18190.
Incline Thine ear, oh Lord. 18497.
Mother and son, 22841.
Out of the depths. 18976.
Rejoice and merry be. 19078.
Vanka ’n’ Tanka. 19451.
Kidd (P. R.) Hume-Fogg victory
song. 22320.
Kidwell (Eva) Our boys. 138051.
Kidwell (Nola) My beautiful garden
of dreams. 6043.
Kidwell (R. F.)
Georgian. 8577.
Kiefert (Carl) Blue paradise. 13912.
Kiehl (Heinrich) pseud. See Fisher
(W. A.)
Kiely (J. F.)
9606.
Kiernan (Thelma)
night with you.
Kierulff (Willy )
16784.
Kieserling (I. M. H.)
woods. 21696 (328).
Kieserling (Richard)
woods. 21696 (328).
Kiesling -(S. G.) Twin
0035.
Kiessling (J. W.):
Loure. 7171.
Menuetto from piano sonate in G.
8719.
Romance. 11040.
Spring’s awakening.
Thoughts at sunset.
Xenia. 11604.
Kilenyi (Hdward):
Danger cry. 14071.
Deluge. 14096.
Disquieting news. 14111.
Ominous foreboding. 14982.
Quatsch. 13164.
It’s great to be a
Chicago at the fair.
On a summer’s
10810.
Midt i byens hjerte.
Voices of the
Voices of the
melodies.
11211.
6744.
Rumors. 15171.
Kilfeather (Hddie) Butterflies in the
CAIN GG U.
Kilgore (Belle) Cheer up and smile.
4913.
Kilgore (I. R.) Q flat: depression
dirge. 86382.
Kimball (Alex) My sweet Isabell.
12928.
Kimball (M. A.) I fell in love again.
22345.
Kimball (M. N.) Mother Goose days.
10615.
Kimball (W. H.) Somewhere, some-
time, I wonder who. 2198.
Kimberl (W. T.):
Forgotten man’s song. 16188.
Wanderer’s return. 11454.
Kimbrel (Louise) See Kimbrel (YV.
L
Kimbrel (V. L.) Lullaby time. 22754.
Kimmel (H. C.):
Jealous of the moon high up in
the sky. 10295.
No one knows how much we love
each other. 6146.
Kincaid (Bradley)
mountain ballads
songs. 1601.
Kineaid (C.
here. 7666.
favorite
cold time
My
and
Good times
W.) are
1355
INDEX
Kincaid (H. H.):
Here comes the sand man.
Tell me that you love me.
Kincaid (O. D.) Dreaming.
Kineaid (R. A.) :
Please silvry clouds
golden moon. 21072.
Three cheers for the deal that’s
24424.
21350.
546.
hide the
new. 11342.
Kincel (8S. G.):
Dream. 24181.
I don’t care. 24492.
I find my love in the dark. 24498.
I’m a fugitive from love. 5501.
Picture that’s in my heart. 17061.
Song of the moon. 2383889.
Thankful for the rain and you.
25643.
Kinchen (S. D.) Sweet dancing
sweetheart. 8904.
Kind (Murray) Embers of love.
24221.
Kindel (V. M.) Little darling. 18629.
Kinder (D. A.) You'll never know
that IT eare, “fet:
Kinder (Ralph):
In heavenly love abiding. 5624,
20441.
Song without words. 17277.
Kindig (L. J.) Jesus rolls the clouds
away. 14585.
King (Anthony)
you. 22448.
King (Billy) Moon is waiting for us
up above. 16808.
King (C. E.):
King’s serenade.
Kuu ipo, lei pikake.
Song of the islands. 15296, 15297.
King (C. R.) River Lee. 15133.
King (D. F.) Girl I love is not in
love with me. 22186.
King (Dorothy) Lover of my dreams.
8214. .
King (E. B.)
I saw you I loved
18574.
24741.
Singing in the sun with
you. 13299.
King (Edward) Hail to the N. R. A.
20179.
King (Ernest) After good bye to-
night. 23817.
King (F. A.) Bring a song for me.
179382.
King (F. M.) Echo from the hills.
16119.
King (Foster) I have found a new
love in you. 10091.
King (Grayce) pseud. See Baruth
(Grayce)
King (H. A) Friendly hand. 9905.
Kine “(a ike)
Solong [sic] depression. 8794.
Sweetheart I’m blue, 11256.
King (H. S.) Moonlight musings.
18782.
pt. 1, n. S., v. 28
King (Howard) Ten thousand years
ago. 193840.
King (J. W.) It’s all over now, all
over. 3575.
King (Jack):
Everything’s been done before.
14191.
Love nest. 22785.
Thanks very much. 15416.
King (Jean):
Memories live on. 5950.
Remembering you. 6885.
King (Jim) My love for you. 3883.
King (Joe) Roses of Del Rio. 18213.
King (K. L.) Purple pageant. 19053.
King (K. L.) music house:
Manikin. 10521.
Purple pageant. 19053.
King (Karl):
Don’t lie about love. 5058.
Summer song. 15354.
Sweetheart bouquet. 2290.
King (L. C.) Under the old pine tree.
2488.
King (L. R.) Heaven whispers. 10019.
King (R. A.) See King (R. A. K.)
King (R.A. K.):
Angel voices ever near. 4656 (20).
Apple blossoms. 11670 (11).
Cherry blossoms. 4656 (84).
Clown pranks. 4656 (100).
Come unto Me. 4656 (104).
Fleeting hours. 4656 (183).
Flowers and ferns. 4656 (185).
Moonlight waves. 4656 (415).
Nightingale’s trill. 4656 (445).
North star. 11670 (252).
Plantation airs. 4656 (508).
Precious moments. 4656 (511).
Ripples. 4656 (539).
Rosary. 4656 (547).
Sesame. 11670 (331).
Spray of gold. 4656 (603).
Star of hope. 6616, 6617.
Stars of glory. 4656 (611).
Wahoo. 4656 (671).
King (S. E.) At your command my
dear. 238881.
King (S. R. K.):
Apple blossoms. 11670 (11).
North star. 11670 (252).
Sesame. 11670 (331).
King (Sherry) ’Round about now.
19116.
King (W. Clifford) :
Can’t we make up. 11880.
If I insist—plea’se don’t resist.
24607. fee!
Now you’ve gone I’m alone loving.
you just the same. 25128.
You belong to me, I belong to you.
17700.
King (W. L.)
King (Wallace) I’m sorry Bill.
N. R. A. song. 16915.
5543..
1356
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
King (Wayne) :
Blue hours.
19778.
From me to you. 5220.
With you beside me. 7006.
13909, 13910, 15871,
King (William C.) Fellowship of
song. 3227.
King Arthur. 5738*, 11108.
King fishers. 8049*.
King folio for Hawaiian guitar. 8050.
King immortal. 3631*.
King Kong. 5739.
King of Elysia. See Happyland.
King of Kings. 24730.
King of the Ritz. 3739, 4622.
Kingdon (Wayne) White wings of the
Sea. 17631.
Kingston (Bobbie) pseud.
kunas (M. E.)
See Mar-
Kinnamon (D. B.) Pipe dreams.
25253.
Kinney (EH. H.) Christmastime songs
and carols. 11670 (53).
Kinney (O. L.) Vm paying now.
12391.
Kinnicutt (M. E.) Recovery march.
25325. :
Kinross (John) Fairy revel. 17752
(46).
Kinscella (H. G.) In Chinatown.
12455.
Kinsella (Richard) My sweet old
fashioned girl. 1644.
Kinsey (Herbert) :
Country dance. 21960.
Fisherman’s tale. 22126.
Greenwood glades. 22230.
Kinsley (Lewis) Port of dreams.
6331.
Kinstler (C. F.) Tho far away in the
yestefday, yet how near it seems.
25678.
Kiplinger (M. B.)
492.
Kkippel (Mickey) My palace where
love is king. 3894.
Kirehl (Adolf) Elfin calls in the
woods. 138765 (46).
Kirchner (W. M.) Night I can’t for-
get. 22958.
Kirchstein (H. M.):
Jonny wenn du geburtstag hast.
16567.
Sprache der liebe ist international.
17298.
Verzeihen sie mein fraulein wenn
ich frage. 11417.
Kirchstein (H. W.):
Du gefallst mir so. 14157.
Ganz ohne liebe war’ das leben so
bescheiden. 14255.
Kirk (Bob) See Kirk (R. V.)
Kirk (Carl) Don’t believe them dear.
16067.
Depression blues.
Kirk (Chas.) If that mountain of gold
belonged to me. 14502, 24612.
Kirk (F. M. Van) See Van Kirk (F.
M.)
Kirk (G. H.):
Gray skies turning blue.
Whoop-dee-doo. 2687.
Kirk (R. V.) In the smoke dreams of
a cigarette. 12472.
Kirk (W. R) Misty memory. 24973.
Kirkby-Mason (Barbara) :
All aboard. 28827.
Dance suite. 9675.
Kirkland (Bonnie) Let’s get together
honey. 24770.
Kirklin (H. L.)
12492.
Kirkpatrick (W. H.)
dear. 23571.
Kirkreit (A. C.):
Alone by the river. 19677.
Dear if only you were here.
Kirkwood (J. W.)
blues. 22962.
Kirtland (M. M.) Clear the track for
Huey Long. 19865.
Kisco (Charles) :
778.
It doesn’t matter.
Wanting you
7433.
No blue eagle
It’s not a secret anymore. 10271,
12499.
Love in the moonlight for me.
1380.
Love is a dream. 1382, 1883, 3722.
Kiss before the mirror. 10431, 10482.
Kiss in spring. 1130, 1250, 1251, 1548,
1691, 1968, 2142, 2337, 2734.
Kissenger (H. D.):
Give me your love. 12205.
My Araby rose. 20812.
My keart stampeded to
10659.
Kissenger (Richard)
love. 20127.
Kissling (Nelly)
see. 8602.
Kistner’ (Pr) &'C: F. W. Siegel:
Astarvisur tr Eddu. 19707.
you.
Give me your
Prisoner of Tennes-
Dritte reich. 18125.
Elegie. 9796.
Ktiiden, capricen und spezialtibun-
gen. 18154.
Formenlehre der musik. 24285,
Hymne an Deutschland. 18798.
5655.
10249.
Islindische tinze.
Island-ouverttire.
Kirkjul6g. 20563.
Sonate. 18618.
prja erindi Gr Havamdlum. 20584.
Weihe-kantate. 236038.
Zwei lieder. 20585.
Kitch (Violet) Why won’t my dreams
come true. 9239.
Kitehen (Bernard)
Kitchen (M. P.)
a heart. 14954.
Filthy lucre. 648.
Nothing to lose but
1357
INDEX
Kitson (C. H.):
Bison. 15854.
Bright the vision. 11855.
In praise of Pan. 7945.
Jesu, grant me this I pray. 12519.
Pipe’s sweet note. 20254.
Kittredge (H. D.) If you loved me.
24619.
Kitts) G42 We):
Chant of the blues. 9592.
Say you'll believe in me. 13244.
Kitzmiller (R. L.) Hub-city. 20266.
Kiwanis club of San Francisco. San
Francisco Kiwanis. 2049.
Kjer (Vilfred) :
Jazz pianisten. 16554.
Marimba Jack. 12788.
Kjerulf (Halfdan) lLastnight. 1280.
Klaes (H. J.):
Anxiously waiting. 11725.
Come on along. T7377.
Klages (Ray):
Come on in,
7381, 9633.
Good old days are here. 7663.
It might have been a different
story. 10260.
Klanert (Karl) Weibnachtslied. 9332
(383).
KKlatzkin (D. B.):
And then you will be mine. 11719.
Manhattan sadness. 14738.
Someone to love. 21248.
Tonight may never come again.
21422.
You are my love. 19598.
Klatzkin (Philip) Repeal. 238171.
Klavier-harmonika album. 24735.
Klawiter (Mrs. Frank):
Make Him yours today. 10514.
Who is this man of sorrow. 11551.
Klawiter (Violet) :
Make Him yours today. 10514.
Who is this man of sorrow. 11551.
Kleber (Karl) Arabisches miarchen.
4729.
Kleffman (EHrvin):
Hank and Lank. 22242.
My buddy polka. 3861.
Kleiber (Hrich) Divertimento mili-
tare. 5042.
Klein s(B. Ox):
Asperges me. 23795 (6).
Ave, Maris stella. 23795 (7).
Hidden city. 858.
Mass in B flat. 13765 (115).
O Maria, Virgo pia. 23795 (61).
the water’s fine.
O salutaris Hostia. 25992 (47,
48).
Pie Jesu, Domine. 23795 (64).
Tantum ergo. 23795 . (97-99),
25992 (70).
Klein (D. R.) Cinder in your eye.
19860.
pt. m1, n. s., v. 28
Klein (Emily) :
Asperges me. 23795 (6).
Ave, Maris stella. 238795 (7).
Mass in B flat. 18765 (115).
O Maria, Virgo pia. 23795 (61).
O salutaris Hostia. 25992 (47,
48).
Pie Jesu, Domine. 23795 (64).
Tantum ergo. 238795 (97-99),
25992 (70).
Klein (Helen) :
Culinary Mary Ann.
Entrance of
15733 gaye
Girls! girls! girls. 21696 (121).
Good kind jolly man. 2815 (110).
Happy hobo. 2815 (124).
Here’s to the ones at home. 2815
(133).
I will love you forever my dear.
2815 (149).
Laughing school. 2815 (176).
Liquid air police parade. 21696
(238).
Luna pastimes. 11670 (217).
Lunch is ready. 157383 (192).
Man from now. 2815 (200),
15733 (197-199), 19648 (91).
21696 (67).
college students.
March of the flowers. 7076 (193).
Moon dear. 2815 (225).
Only way to love. 19648 (108).
Science. 2815 (298).
Tainted gold. 2815 (319).
That’s why were here. 2815
(325 )E
2905. 2815 (387).
Klein (I. F.) Cyprian woman. 24112.
Klein (Lew or Lou):
My fraternity pin. 1603.
Wise old owl said Hoo.
Klein (Manuel) : ;
Culinary Mary Ann. 21696 (67).
Entrance of college’ students.
15733 (112).
Girls! girls! girls. 21696 (121).
Good kind jolly man. 2815 (110).
Happy hobo. 2815 (124).
Here’s to the ones at home.
(133).
I will love you forever my dear.
2815 (149).
Laughing school. 2815 (176).
Liquid air police parade. 21696
(235)
Luna pastimes. 11670 (217).
Lunch is ready. 15738 (192).
Man from now. 2815 (200), 15733
(197-199), 19648 (91, 92).
March of the flowers. 7076 (193).
Moon dear. 2815 (225).
Only way to love. 19648 (108).
Science. 2815 (298).
Society circus. T0776 (821).
Tainted gold. 2815 (319).
2714.
2815
1358
- INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
That’s why we're here. 2815
(325).
2905. 2815 (387).
Klein (Milton) :
As long as it’s a part of me. 2871.
Bound for the isle of love. 2944.
Over here. 4010.
Partners just for a dance. 4026.
Somebody else is living my life.
4223.
Kleine schwindlerin. 24126.
Kleiner mann—was nun. 14621, 15568.
Kleiner mann & grosse frau. 5745.
Kleines mi&dchen— grosses _ gliick.
258038.
Kleinhaus (Frances) :
Mura San. 10628.
To what can I liken her smiling.
2415.
Klemm (Gustav) :
Between the sunrise and the blue.
4818.
Brown Betty. 13942.
Cream puffs on parade.
I thought of you. 18481.
Indian sunset. 20458.
Marigolds. 16756.
Peppermint pranks.
Spun sugar. 15328.
Klenau (Paul von) Michael Kohl-
haas. 24953*.
Klengel (Paul) Zwei sonaten. 21769.
Klenner (John) :
Close to me. 24063.
How can I face the world without
you. 10050, 24460.
Just a romantic fool.
14056.
15035.
16582.
Why is it night in my heart.
6986.
Why is the night in my heart.
4559.
Klepper (Léon) Deux danses.
Klesmer (William) :
Baby needs a pair ob_ shoes.
11756.
Drink drink drink. 7511.
I ove-lay oo-yay. T7872.
Peek - peek - peeking all
Pikes Peak. 8556.
Underneath the shining moon.
9077.
Kletter (Max):
Koift a blum. 22628.
Koift a paper. 20568.
Koift shreibelach. 12572.
18580.
around
Mames ziendele. 22769.
Kletzki (Paul):
Kleine partita. 22624.
Konzertmusik. 10365.
Sonate. 10356.
Kleybecker (Otto) I cannot forget the
last time we met. 5452.
Klickmann (F. H.) Songs of the sad-
dle. 21276. :
38188—34——_19
‘Klopfenstein bros.
_Kluchansky (A. M.)
Klimek (Stephen) Rain is chasing me
home. 23156.
Kliment (Johann) Durch Gounod’s
zauberwelt. 22221.
Kling (H.) Two little finches. 4412.
Klingberg (E. G.) Eventide. 12109,
22101.
Klinger (M. R.):
I’m thru with you until you say I
do. 20378.
If I were a magician.
Rickety shack. 4108.
Klingla (Rebecca) Mother’s prayer.
§331.
Klockner (Eduard) :
Addio a Napoli. 2819.
Vor einer alten spieluhr.
Klompus (H. D.)
690.
1090.
4442.
Forgetting you.
We'll be happy just
23584.
Rochelle.
the same.
Klose (P. C.) 6409.
Waltzing with
someone you love. 9123.
Klumpkey (Julia) :
Adagio. 1259.
Quatre piéces. 1260, 8056.
Songs for children. 4239.
Tango Ad astra. 4308.
Three songs. 10357.
Valse fantaisiste. 2501.
Kluz (W. C.) When I’m alone with
you. 15600.
Knab (Armin) Weihnachtskantate.
21530.
Knabel (A. M.) Vade mecum. T7076
(360).
Knabel (Hlizabeth) Vade mecum.
7076 (360).
Knadler (K. L.):
Sweetheart and pal of my dreams.
15380.
While the angels sang a Dixie
lullaby. 238684.
Knapp (I. C.) Nursery songs.
Knapp (LaVerne)
6170.
Baby girl of mine.
9436.
Knapp (Wilbur) Plunge of the
Akron. 10914.
Knapp (Wilbur Duke) See Knapp
(Wilbur )
Knaus (Louis) No one loves you as
I do. 10753.
Kneipper (J. J.) Hawiian [sic]
moon. 18293.
Knepper (N. M.) Just a rose covered
shack. 3606.
Knickerbocker (F. P.) Knickerbocker
beer. 12570.
Knight (C. R.) Flow on Potomac
river flow on. 668.
Knight (Charles) :
Little bit of everything.
Paper doll. 238067.
20629.
1359
INDEX
Knight (G. L.) ‘Days of long ago.
3108.
Knight (Kelley) Where the angels
sing. 21589.
Knight (Marjorie)
sweetheart. 542.
Knight (Summer)
Knight (Vick) :
I want to be wanted by you.
22462.
Spare me just a little love tonight.
11204.
Knighton (Henry) All is life. 11704.
Knighton (Merrill) I could go for
you in a great big way. 925.
Kniskern (P. M.):
Cape Breton isle. 316.
Choose your lover. 15959.
Cocktail time. 14034.
Lonely. 1854.
Manhattan knight.
Solitude. 17260.
To love and not be loved. 15458.
What would Poppa Knickerbocker
say. 11487.
Knittel (Martin) Road that leads
back home. 17135.
Knobel (E. R.) Oh! oh. 6194.
Knobloch (C. J.):
Gimmi [sic] just a little bit o
love. 5242.
I wonder. 5581.
Knobloch (M. H.)
20843.
Knoll (A. E.):
Believe it or not. 4805.
Here ’tis, yes sir. 12288.
In Chicago at the fair. 5621.
Let’s forget. 22658.
My pillow slip, my dream ship
and you. 10695.
Popeye and Wimpy. 6330.
Strange as it seems. 6630.
There’s nobody quite like you.
8993.
Volstead blues. 21484.
You’re sure a puzzle to me. 9305.
Knoll (Donna) Let’s forget. 22658.
Knoll (Frank) God’s land. 14289.
Knopf (A. A.) ine. Beast, bird and
fishes “2L7Ss:
Knorr (KE. L. von):
Dream of me
Our boys. 18051.
14737.
My hiding place.
Lohn des fleisses. 16684.
Strafe der faulheit. 17310.
Knorr (W. M.) ‘Trusting. 23498.
Knott (B. W.) American loyalty.
7124.
Knowles (A. E.) Baby’s message.
11758.
Knowles (S. W.):
I’m burning love letters. 18402.
Let’s talk about love. 18618.
My price is love. 18842.
Knowlton (Art) I’ve lived. 24584.
pt. 11, n. S., v. 28
Knows (Knowbody) pseud. See Kil-
gore (I. R.)
Knox (Teddie) Put a little spring-
time in the winter of their lives
8629.
Knudsen (C. T.) jr:
Laughing eyes. 12594.
When summer of life is spent.
2648.
Knudsen (Joseph) :
Everything will be okay. 9827.
Live and love forever. 10446.
When dreams come true. 11494.
Kntimann (Jo) Ruménisch. 6482.
Knupp (A. M.) Sad and alone to-
night. 6442,
Knutson (M. W.) They’re playing
Home sweet home. 25673.
Koch (C. H.):
Old old story. 16991.
Spirit of the N. R. A. 17290.
Koch (C. P.) Du bist die ruh. 2079.
Koch (Clara) Smiling with tears on
my cheeks. 13314.
Koch (Fred) Erie one sixty
24229.
Koch (I. M.):
Gypsy mother’s lullaby.
Isle of melody. 18504.
Prosit. 19049.
Same memory. 19134.
Why are you so sad.
Keech (John) Heil
10020.
Koch (Markus) «
Krinzlein. 10366.
Singlade. 13301-13308.
Weihnachten. 11476.
Koch (William) Calling on my girl
to-night. 2984. |
Kochanski (Paul) Etude.
Kochmann (Julius) :
Hakenkreuz und schwarz-weiss-
rot. 16270, 18271.
Spanien muss es sein. 153812.
Kodaly (Zoltan) :
Dancing-song. 12004.
Deaf boatman, 5010.
K6szonto. 10361.
Matra pictures. 10528.
St. Gregory’s day. 13229.
Spinnstube. 4243*, 11205*.
Swallow’s wooing. 6656.
Koecher (R. C.) We’re pennant
bound. 6881.
Keeechlin (Ch.):
Cing chorals. 22626.
Fugue en fa mineur. 22163.
Kohler (Kurt) Warum bist du heut’
so kalt zu mir. 9129.
Koehler (Ted) :
Breakfast ball.
Dinah Lou. 508.
one.
18266.
19553.
Deutschland.
6474.
21839.
1360
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
I stumbled into heaven falling for
you. 3497.
Let’s fall in love. 20595.
Love is love anywhere. 20684.
This is only the beginning. 11330,
21397.
Koelling (Carl):
From Norway. 4656 (201).
Lose blitter. 19648 (85-88).
Mocking bird. 25992 (44).
Robin redbreast. 25992 (57).
Sunbeam. 25992 (68).
Two flowers. 4656 (654).
Koelling (Franz) :
Mocking bird. 25992 (44).
Robin redbreast. 25992 (57).
Sunbeam. 25992 (68).
Koelling (Gertrude) :
From Norway. 4656 (201).
Two flowers. 4656 (654).
Koenig (Jean) Chansons pour petits
et grands. 4909.
Konigsberger (Josef) :
Blues. 23975.
Gelbe tango.
Konigsleutnant
10360, 16612*.
Koenigswald (Ingeborg von)
mond. 2851.
Koepman (Chalmers)
of long ago. 6101.
Koepp (C. M.):
I ean’t believe your [sic] untrue.
16350.
Tll always love you, Mary. 24513.
Koepp (K.N.) I’m lonesome for you.
5526.
Koether (G. F.):
Brown bottle blues.
If you would come to me.
Morning. 16821.
Koffler (J6zef) 15 variations. 22627.
Koger (G. C.) Mister Bow and Ar-
row Cupid. 16796.
Kogos (F. I.) Let’s get out of bed
and go to work. 3662.
Kogos (Frederick) Hugging in the
hallway. 24466.
Kohl (Wesley) I’m building a fence
around the moon. 16406.
Kohlbeck (A. J.) Be a loyal Ameri-
14263.
(Der ) 70038, 7151,
An den
My sweetheart
19800.
24621.
ean. 4785..
Kohlbeck (LL. M.) Be a loyal Ameri-
ean. 4785.
Kohler (Roy) Our new home sweet
home. 13061.
Kohlhof (lL. D.) Love divine. 24840.
Kohli (A. M.) My cottage. 22871.
Kohlman (Clarence) :
Easter triumph. 3186.
Enchantment. 5127.
Festival of life. 635.
Promised light. 17101*.
Kohn (David) :
Are you calling me. 97.
For ever, for ever. 24277.
In the midst of a song. 12469.
Technocracy. 4816,
Today. 6762.
We two. 23596.
Kolar (lL. E.):
I learned it all from love. 951.
My beautiful lady. 6044.
Kolar (Lew) See Kolar (L. EH.)
Kolar (Zella) N.R.A. parade. 22929.
Kolb (Karl) pseud. See Michael
(R. K.)
Kolendo (Leo):
N. R. A. 18856.
To be with you again.
Kolker (O. C.):
I’m needin’ love. 20370.
Lullabye of the breeze. 20707.
Koller (E. N.) It is very beautiful
over there. 5663.
Kollo (Walter) Alten tannen sie
flistern im wind. 13803.
Kollo (Willi) Hs gibt nur ein Berlin.
5135.
Kolodi (Gustave)
my grip. 22399.
Komjati (Karl)
19397.
I’m goin’ to pack
Tango um mitter-
nacht. 4310*.
Komzak (K.):
Sourire de mai. 19261.
Vindobona. 13551.
Kone (M. E.) Stand up! stand up!
for your country. 8862.
Konecuy (Elizabeth) Come up and
see me some time. 19882.
Konig (Edward):
This is how I do. 2815 (329).
To teach the young idea how to
shoot. 2815 (332).
Konvolinka (Ettamae) My twilight
call. 1648. |
Koonce (M. E.):
Blue eagle. 17907.
Love me tonight. 22734.
Koons (Eddie) Taxes. 8942,
Koons (L. D.)
24538.
Koons (R. M.):
Code of love. 21980.
This is the day. 11331.
Kopf (Jack):
In my weakest moments,
strong for you. 5628.
Oh! baby what are you waiting
I’m always dreaming.
Tm
for. 6189.
Sleepin’ neath the weepin’ willow
tree. 11140.
Won't that be sweet. 2725.
Kopp (Leo) Romance of a people.
23196*.
Kopp (Sindel)
moon. 13523.
Underneath the lovers’
1361
INDEX
pt. I, 0. s., v. 28
Koppitz (Louis)
and fair. 12247.
Angels ever bright
Kops (J. D.) (Liberty and_ beer.
16652.
Kordus (P. F.) O you lovely little
Ann. 20965.
Kornblum (I. B.):
Her highness waltz. 18314.
I found you, I lost you.
16370.
In sweet abandon land. 18484.
Love is life. 18665.
Marching song. 18705.
Night. 18904.
We're alone. 19486.
Kornegay (J. R.) Flickering shadows.
22129.
Korngold (EH. W.)
tique. 4884.
Kornheiser music pub. co., inc. Lovely
little fratilein. 1404.
Kornheiser—Schuster, inc. :
Dancing with the one you love.
21987.
Masquerading in the name of love.
22786. |
Sweetheart song. 23414.
Was I mistaken. 235738.
You can’t play my ukulele.
Kortlander (Max):
In the valley of yesterday. 20456.
Lullaby lady. 16731, 16732.
Moonlight down in lovers’ lane.
7807,
Caprice fantas-
25952.
14823.
Kortright (S. F.) My salient rose.
14906.
Kortschak (Johann) Vier duette.
9448.
Kortum (lL. H.) Weather was to
blame. 2587.
Kosakoff (Reuven) Piano fundamen-
tals. 15046.
KoScielniak (S.) Na brzyzku dunajea.
6111.
Kosen (S. E.) I always will love you.
10068.
Koshetz (Alexander) :
Chicken lady. 11927.
Cossack. 19887.
Cossack romance. 19888.
Cossack’s march. 19889.
Legend. 20583.
Let the world rejoice. 20603.
Lullaby. 12704.
Marusia. 20726.
O, give thanks unto God. 12984.
Oh! Suzanna. 10790.
Old folks at home. 6205.
Out of the darkness. 25209.
Ploughing farmers. 21075.
Praise the Lord. 13128.
Violin is singing in the street.
13553.
Koski (Louis) Columbus. 15981.
Kosmetos (J. M.) Melodiana. 18722.
Koss (R. K.) Mother’s love. 12837.
Kostelanetz (André) Come to me.
14048, 21948.
Kotlar (Edward) Goin’ to see my gal.
24348.
Kottmann (Albert)
ing. 7591.
Koty (Archie) :
College drag. 19871.
Hail, hail, a new day breaks.
20177.
I’d give my life for dear old fed-
eral reserve. 22336.
I fell in love at first sight. 20297.
I’m left alone. 22410.
Is there still a chance for me.
20469.
Life is love. 20612.
‘We cannot lose our jobs.
What am I to do. 21536.
You must come over. 21655.
Kouba (Edward) Dancing doll. 3095.
Kounias (Ethel) Sometimes I wonder.
4228.
Kountz (Richard):
Cossack love song. 16000.
Pop! goes the weasel.
10923.
Kourim (Otto):
I’m so in love. 12397.
Must it always be this way. 12855.
Softly, I hear the music playing.
For the time be-
21513.
10922,
13321.
Koven (Reginald De) See De Koven
(Reginald)
Kowalewski (T. F.) Dearest one.
3113.
Kowalski (H.) Marche hongroise.
1472
Kozak (Mildred)
25088.
Koziec (Raymond) Sweetheart I am
thinking of you. 23408.
Kozlowski (W. J.) I want to be want-
ed by you. 22462.
Kraatz (Charles) :
Because they remind me of you.
2913.
He’s the fellow for me. 3357.
I said goodbye to happiness. 3494.
Mystery melody.
Love is life. 3724.
Kragen (D. J.) Press on. 4063.
Krah (C. J.) Triume. 19415.
Krajewski (G. F.) Gethsemane cheer.
12190.
Krakeur (Jacques) 2d. Empty days.
18141.
Kramer (A. W.):
Adagio cantabile. 12244.
Choral prelude: Es ist ein ros’ ent-
sprungen. 7252.
Great awakening. 779, 780.
Madrigal. 12713.
1362
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Minnelied. 3815, 18743, 20767.
Mother o’ mine. 1568, 6013, 6014.
On wings of song. 1510.
Prelude and fugue. 11762.
Sonata XXX. 133835.
Suite. 28862.
~ Valse. 25715.
Valse pathétique. 2505.
Kramer (Catherine) :
Deck thyself my soul with glad-
ness. 4854.
Four choral preludes. 15888.
Rose breaks into bloom. 11846.
Kramer (KE. M.) Springtime in my
heart. 21292.
Kramer (Hlsie May):
I love you. 123864.
I’m always building castles. 18398.
My mother’s love. 14897.
Kramer (L. M.) Ma towu. 18688.
Kramer (Richard) :
I wonder if you love me. 18459.
Three cheers for the N. R. A.
193877.
Kramer (T. T.)
grow. 9218.
Kramer (W. D.):
Forsaking all others. 16191.
I’m yours, if you will. 1021.
Kraner (Floyd):
Dixie drag. 7459.
How about a sample, dear. 7772.
Kraninger (L. D.) Love is like the
moonbeams. 20683.
Kranz (Albert) Liederkranz fiir kleine
musikanten. 8118.
Kranz (G. F.) music co.:
Ivonne’s birthday. 20494.
Prelude. 11137.
Kranz (W. H.):
Hooray for the N. R. A. 163824.
I knew the time was right. 7814.
I turned the tables on you. 1034.
My kidnapped love. 6073.
Krapes (Eddie) Lovely dream. 22746.
Krapf (August):
Day is past and over. 4656 (127).
Look ye Saints the sight is glorious.
19648 (82).
Wake with the birds sweetheart.
9832 (378).
Krasa (Hans) Verlobung im traum.
11416*.
Kratz (Blizabeth) :
Dorothy. 5062.
Sonny and sis.
Kratzburste (Die) 12576.
Krause (A. M.) Mother dear.
Krause (Josephine)
dreams. 238041.
Krause (Ted) Take me back tae
Scotland. 4306.
Kraushaar (Arnold) Din caval. 7454.
Where the daffodils
6574.
6007.
Our house of
Krausslich (Alvin) Mountain is re-
moved, 22852.
Krausz (Michael) :
Lindenwirtin. 14666.
Studentenprinz. 4262.
Kravetz (Bernie) :
I found you. 20300.
I never thought I’d fall in love
with you. 203887.
My advice to you, smile. 20811.
Now that you’re gone, I need you.
20952,
Krebs (V. L.) Poets have need.
25273.
Kreckel (P.G.) Musica divina. 18804,
Kreidekreis (Der) 10366*.
‘Kreider (V. H.) Neath the old mag-
nolia tree. 12942.
Kreisel (H. M.) In shadowy isles of
the sea. 1132.
Kreisler (—) Caprice A moll. 15935.
Kreisler (Fritz) :
Cavatina. 4902.
Old refrain. 6216.
Sissy. 11133, 11134, 13304.
Krekleon (L. B.):
All good things. 238829.
Dearie, a cute little birdie told
me so. 12015.
Kremer (Curt) In the mission by
the sea. 14534. -
Kremser (Eduard) Hymn to _ the
Madonna. 11670 (143, 144).
Krének (Ernst) :
In der stadt.
Schifferliedchen.
Trinklied. 113872.
Vier kleine mannerchore.
Zur erntezeit. 11664.
Krentzlin (H. R.):
Ausgewihlite etuden.
21).
Geburtstagsmarsch.
65).
Jeunesse danse. 20505.
.Kuckuck ruft. 19648 (68).
Opern und operetten. 25190.
Opernfreuden. 25191.
Trotzképfchen. 19648 (157).
Wir spielen operetten. 25900.
Krentzlin (Richard) See Krentzlin
(H. R.)
Kresa (Helmy) :
Close to my heart. 382, 3040.
Out where the Volga flows. 15014.
Tango lover. 238425, 25627.
Kretschmer (Verna) Rainbow town.
4084.
Kreusch (Victoria)
8135.
Kreutzer (John):
Beautiful Hudson. 21786.
First lady of the land waltz. 3232.
First man of the land. 16160.
10207.
11065.
1265.
21696 (20,
13765 (64,
Little all alone.
1363
INDEX /
Kreutzer (John)—Continued.
From nobody, a somebody I hope
to be some day. 14249.
Pioneers of America. 23095.
Play ball with Uncle Sam. 8573.
Thirteen years ago. 15436.
Turn your fear into cheer. 9052.
You still wonder why I ery. 11648.
Kreutzer (R.):
Etudes-caprices. 5148.
42 etudes ou caprices. 1266.
KYritka (Jaroslav) Sonatina. 8815.
Kriebs (O. L.):
Give the world the very best
you've got. 24335.
Going ahead. 24850.
Song of rhythm. 23338.
Krieg (Melita) Button tree. 19808*.
Krieger (J. R.) One night in June.
25183.
Kriens (Christiaan) Dreams of youth
return. 557.
Krietemeyer (EK. W.) Hey! Hey!
What’a day. 18818.
Kris in Japan. 21696 (217).
Kriz (Jce) I guess it must be love.
16378.
Kroeger (A. C.) Deutsche lied.
18062.
Kroeger (J. H.) Nirvana. 39382.
Kroesch (Samuel) German _ songs,
old and new. 14265.
Kroger (Hazel) :
African drums. 19.
My Honolulu baby. 1616.
Krogmann (C. W.):
Cortege funébre. 7076 (47).
Dreaming. 12075.
Enchanted bells. T7076 (71).
Grenadiers’ march. T7076 (101).
In the starlight. 7076 (151).
March of the clowns. 7076 (192).
12735.
13105.
Marching of the troops.
Petite valse brillante.
Poppy fairies. 13123.
Queen of May. TO76 (272). ,
Rosetta. TO76 (293).
Rustic frolic. TO76 (295).
Sailors’ song. TO76 (299).
Song of a wildflower. 4656 (589).
Troubadour’s song. T0776 (355).
Valsette. 7076 (365).
Village swallows. T076 (369).
Woodland violet. 4656 (703).
Krome (Hermann):
Aloha oe. 11709.
Bubi, geh’ nach haus.
Deutscher f6hn. 7451.
Du bist mein grosses erlebnis, du
kleine frau. 5092.
Hab’ keine heimat mehr.
Hoch Deutschland. 5389.
Ja, du, du allein bist die frau.
10284.
11861.
793.
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Jodel-fox. 18540.
Kamerad komm. 12554.
Mir ist heut’ so nach liebe. 5972.
Sollten wir uns auch im leben nie
mehr wiederseh’n. 6544.
Wenn das orchester spielt.
Krone (M. T.):
A capella chorus. 13766.
Angels’ song. 23853.
Bluebirds. 11825.
Cherubim song. 11919.
Glory to God. 24340.
Hallelujah. 23905.
6900.
Nina. 12964.
Kronk (J. E.) Stars on the screen
outshine the stars in the sky.
23305.
Krotez (J. R.) It’s love finding a
way. 7984.
Krouse (H. S.):
Daisy Bell. 7410
Frankie and Johnny. 24301.
Irish jubilee. 7972.
Man on the flying trapeze. 18698.
Morton Downey song’ album.
8320.
Old Jim’s Christmas hymn. 13020.
Raffie for a stove. 13172.
Rose of Tralee. 13212.
Round-the-world famous piano
gems. 17158.
She is more to be pitied than cen-
sured. 13279.
Silver threads among the gold.
8760.
When Hogan paid hisrent. 13626.
Krouse (Sylvester) See Krouse (H. 8S.)
Krowasky (J. K.) Pushing through
the rain to see you. 25310.
Krueger (C. E.) Truly diff’rent.
11378.
Kriiger (Paul) Romanze. 6416.
Kriiger (Wilhelm) pseud. See Grosz
(Wilhelm )
Krull (Don) Mignonette.
Krumin (William) :
Dancing in the sky. 456.
12791.
Lonesome for someone. 13638.
Krumpholtz (J. B.) Sonate. 22630.
Krupp (Adolph) :
Aloha oe. 19675.
Andantino. 19698.
Home sweet home. 22296.
Merry widow waltz. 20757.
O sole mio. 22990.
One, two, three, four. 23028.
Santa Lucia. 4139.
When you and I were young
Maggie. 23670.
Kruse (G. M.) Toa rose. 13476.
Kruse (P.H.) Love me. 16710.
Kuczborski (Casimer) We're two of
a kind in love. 9150.
1364
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Kuczborski (Edward) We're two of
a kind in love. 9150.
Kiichler (Ferdinand) :
Konzert. 17498.
Tonleitern - lagenwechsel - drei-
klinge. 15476.
Ktigele (Richard) Six easy duets.
10367.
Kiihn (Robert) Rotkappchen. 23795
(7).
Kiihnel (Emil) Zwei lieder. 10368.
Kunneke (Eduard):
Fahrt in die jugend. 24243*.
Gib mir noch vor torschluss, einen
kuss als vorschuss. 5240.
Gliickliche reise. 5261.
Kuester (Melvin) I’m lonesome while
you are away. 10184.
Kiizdo (Victor):
Chant d’une somnambule.
Magyar. 18692.
Kugler (Johnny) :
Tll go astray. 3444.
You’re just like a dream. 7044.
Kuhlman (Bernard) I’m waiting for
the springtime. 20381.
17973.
Kuhlmann (Walter) Sorry. 6577,
15304.
Kuhimorgen (Theodore) Night after
night. 3924.
Kuhn (Bobbie) Id like to have a
drink from the old oaken bucket.
12336.
Kuhn (C. H.) If you’re gonna do,
what you promised to. 5606.
Kuhr (Dick) Il never leave you
sweetheart. 22371.
Kulesza (Hdmund)
20590.
Kulig (P. A.):
All by myself. 9358.
My dear. 20822.
Kullak (Franz)
4801.
Kullak
16941.
Kuller (S. C.)
Kullik (L. W.)
Kummer (Clare)
Kun (Ladislas) :
Git along, little dogies. 22187.
Home on the range. 22295.
Weavily wheat. 23601.
When I was young and single.
236438.
Kunkel (Bill)
Kunkel (M. 8S.)
Let’s be happy.
Klavier-konzert.
(Theodore) Nightingale.
Look at him. 22712.
Live for love. 24814.
See Henry (C. K.)
See Kunkel (W. C.)
Skating on the lake.
6528.
Kunkel (W. C.):
May I. 24909.
Whispering night. 25882.
ase (Eduard) Schwarze husar.
I:
Kunst (Norman) Row, row, row with
N. R. A. 23225.
Kunzman (D. L.)
waiting. 12265.
Kupperud (L. A.) Moonlight brings
a picture of you. 8311.
Kuranda (Marianne) Grosse meister
fiir kleine hande. 3326.
Kurinsky (A. J.) Waltz. 14626.
Kurle (Edward) Moonlight in Da-
kota. 16816.
Kurthy (Zoltan) :
I’m just as good as new. 18410.
It’s fate that you should be mine.
18508.
Kurtz (Carl)
losses turn to gains.
Harvest fields are
Cheer up, and let your
7342.
Kurtz (EH. L.) Old Man Sphinx.
10805.
Kurtze (Jack) pseud. See Kurtze
(M. S
Kurtze (M. 8.) Singing a little song
to you. 21224.
Kurzejewski (Stanley)
18643.
Kus (J. R.) Hoping. 5416.
Kusebauch (EF. A.) Cantus turrium.
11883.
Kushner (J. A.):
Down that weeping willow lane.
5070.
Little home, my mother and a
Lonesome.
winding lane. 5822.
Kushner (J. B.) Whippoorwill.
13657.
Kusserow (H. M.) In little bits.
18479.
Kusske (Dale) I’m lonely and blue
tonight. 20368.
Kuster (Daniel) :
Broken dreams of love. 2956.
Dancing with the one I love.
4983.
How can you say we're through.
3397. i
I need someone like you. 3489.
My little love nest. 6077.
No one to love. 20941.
When you were mine. 21581.
Kutsch (Bernard):
Jodel-fox. 18540, 18541.
Rhythmische ettiden ftir klari-
nette. 19089.
Kutz (M. W.) Where the roses of
romance grow. 25876.
Kvelve (Rudolf) :
Poéme d’amour.
Scéne de ballet.
Kwant (Leo):
Meine grosse liebe ist ein kleines
17078.
19146.
maédel. 1501.
Tango drammatico. 6691.
Kyle (J. W.) Blue ’cause of you.
230.
1365
INDEX
Kyle (W. T.) Old Man Depression.
8483.
Kyra (Countess) See Sibue du Col
(Kyra)
Laam (Ivan):
Cottonwood reel.
Ladies quadrille.
11974.
3640.
Tail of Haley’s [sic] comet. 4804.
Laan (Simon Vander) See Vander
Laan (Simon)
Labadie (John):
Blue eagle. 23970.
Down in the valley with you, dear.
9751.
Mist of the rainbow. 8292.
Our little French chateau. 1817.
This beauty of mine. 9002.
LaBanco (George) jr. Tangorina.
2319.
La Barba (Gloria) Roll all your trou-
bles into a cigarette, and puff your
blues away. 8676.
La Barr (Helen) When the moon
shines down on the moonshine.
9195.
LaBaume (W. W.) Suzanna manana.
19309.
Labbé (Marcel) Mon amant. 3829.
Labitzky (Aug.) Dream of the
shepherdess. 5077, 5078, 7493.
Labonte (William) Just an old
fashioned home. 22606.
Labor (Pablo) Si tu voulais. 2131.
Labourez, Margot, les vignes. 8062.
La Brier (L. A.)
ing. 10399.
Labriola (Nellie)
of me. 70834.
Labriola (Therese) You ask too much
of me. 7034.
Lacalle (J. M.)
pol Way <p
La Capria (Vincenzo)
tique. 16213.
Lacay (A. S.):
Let me keep dream-
You ask too much
Amapola. 21727-
Gavotte a l’an-
Bulgarenliebe. 7272*.
Remembrance. 23168.
Lace and porcelain. 3297.
Lacey (D. E.):
In the shadow of the moon. 16519.
It’s time to ring the old time clock
again. 14570.
Spot by the side of thee. 153819.
Lacey (H. J.) pseud. See Hall (J. L.)
Lacey (Harry) When the moon throws
out it’s silver. 23658.
la Chapelle (Proton de)
Mado. 3588.
Lachaume (Aime) :
Dans votre berceau. 9332 (84).
Deux chansons d’exil. 9332 (203).
Encore un soir. 9332 (100).
Et alors. 9332 (105).
Madrigal timide. 9332 (224).
Jacky et
pt. m4, n. S., v. 28:
Phalenes.
Pianissimo.
15735" (268)*
15733 (269).
Pour defiler. 9332 (285).
Lachende erben. 7428.
Lack (Bo Mavi fo:
Arietta. 4656 (28).
Cabaletta. 4656 (79).
Idilio. 4656 (288).
Mer calme. 2815 (218).
Moment de caprice. 7076 (228).
Murmure de la_ source. T0776
MAING
Sérénade du batelier. TO76 (313).
Souvenir d’Alsace. TO76 (3828).
Souvenir d’antan. T7076 (329).
Souvenir de Vienne. TO76 (330).
Souvenir de village. T7076 (331).
Lack (Théodore) :
Arietta. 4656 (28).
Cabaletta. 4656 (79).
Idilio. 4656 (288).
Mer calme. 2815 (218).
Moment de caprice. TO76 (228).
Murmure de la_ source. T7076
(232).
Sérénade du batelier. TO76 (3138).
Souvenir d’Alsace. T7076 (328).
Souvenir d’antan. T7076 (329).
Souvenir de Vienne. T7076 (330).
Souvenir de village. 7076 (331).
Valse tendre. 13765 (238).
Lacomba (L. H.):
De mis recuerdos. 18048.
Tul de ilusi6n. 19429.
Lacoste (Georges) O Marius.
Lacour (Lucien de):
Adieu au troupeau. 11679.
Alla spagnuola. 11707.
Fantaisie. 138232.
Fantaisie concertante.
Glissando. 12207.
Histoires de Pierre et de Lily.
12294.
Humoresque. 12318.
Impromptu. 11859.
Larghetto. 12589.
Mélopée et scherzo.
Nocturne. 15049.
Pastorale. 11860.
Poéme automnal.
Primavera. 13139.
Sarabanda. 13238.
Ladd (Lowell) Lies that you told me
I'll never forget. 16653.
Ladewig (M. L.) Legally you may be
hers, but your heart belongs to me.
3651.
Ladies must love.
Ladmirawt (Paul)
4429,
Lady beware.
Lady Gwenny.
Lady Teazle.
18932.
12131.
14770.
13117.
20292, 21248, 21422,
Veillée de Noél.
12576*.
16615.
4656 (704).
1366
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Laestar (C. H.) Bring the shadows
back to me. 7266.
LaFarge (Margaret) Chant. 20571.
La Farge (Maurice) :
Annapolis. 9381.
Midshipman’s march. 18738,
18739.
Lafleur (J. R.) & son, ltd. Album of
solos for piano accordian [sic].
4685.
Laforce (F. M.)
7422*,
Laforese (Frank)
night. 25775.
La Forge (Frank):
Bird song. 218.
Bless the Lord. 4881.
In the canoe. 5637.
In the forest. 1136, 11387.
Sailors. 20387.
Song of welcome. 6569.
Stalking the deer. 6610.
Wedding dance. 68938.
What grandmother told. 6911.
Wherefore do you droop... . 2674,
2675.
La Form (Joe):
Lillie waltz. 16665.
Lillie you came to me like a star.
Dans mon village.
Waltzing in the
1321.
La Freniere (BH. P.) My _ waltze.
20889.
Lafser (Frank) I'll still bea dreamer.
12859.
Lafser (Frank) jr. We're thru.
23598.
Lagourgue (Charles) :
Bells of Sault Sainte Marie. 23947.
Sweet memory of love. 2286.
Thy sweet voice. 2401.
LaGrange (C. A.) When it’s autumn
in the hills of Indiana. 46511.
Lague (Marie) You wonderful N. R.
A. 19634.
Lahti (Gust) What is the world
without you. 15590.
Lahty (Ann) Dear, how can I forget
you. 24131.
Laing (M. T.):
Beer song. 15837.
Hello! little fellow. 16299.
Taman American. 7788, 10069.
I still dream of you. 16456.
Railroad song. 21107.
Waltzing with Elenor.
Lais (Kepler) Nena.
La Jeunesse (Ernie)
16991.
Lajtai (Louis) : "
Aimer sans savoir qui.
Au gré du désir. 9420.
Avec un sourire. 9431.
C’est nous qui somm’s les hou-
wards. 9542.
11451.
22946.
Old old story.
9350.
Chanson de Katinka. 9585.
En écoutant les p’tits oiseaux.
9801.
Je suis pour la maniér’
10292.
Kitchikich. 10851.
Peut-on croire au bonheur. 10887.
Lajtha (Laszlo) Sonate. 14632.
Lake (A. Y.):
Gracias. 7669.
Ha-de-do. 7683.
Wantin’ my home.
Lake (B. L.):
Gracias. 7669.
Ha-de-do. 7683.
Wantin’ my home.
Lake (F. E.)
5289.
Lake (Genevieve) :
Drummer boy. 24205.
I went to market. 12426.
Make believe. 12717.
My prayer of silence. 12914.
Slumber song. 25477.
Lake (Mayhew):
Fire chief. 9868.
Giorno in Venezia. 20117.
Lac des cygnes. 23500.
Lake (Twyla) Reno blues. 6388.
Lalonde (Lionel) I’m a _ thousand
miles from Honolulu. 18395.
La Mance (W. N.):
Come along little darling come
along. 219386.
Hitch hiker. 22288. -
Lamar (Clarke) See Lamar (Clarke)
forte.
9126.
9126.
Good-night Emaline.
jr.
Lamar (Clarke) jr. How long will it
last. 20265.
La Marr (Frank) What a combina-
tion we are. 17550.
Lamater (E. De) See De Lamater
(E.)
LaMayeau
22206.
Lamb (—):
T’ll ever be faithful to you. 961.
Will you sometimes think of me.
2706.
Lamb (A. J.) We parted as the sun
went down. 93832 (381).
Lamb (Catherine) In a little cozy
(W. EF.) Golden rule.
inn. 1113.
Lamb (Hlizabeth) You just you.
17711.
Lamb (Ernie) pseud. See Lamoureux
(Ernest)
Lamb (F. W.) California, I 4am com-
ing back to you. 7296.
Lamb (W.T.) Juanita of my dreams.
24690.
Lambelet (Vivien) :
Idyll. 103876.
Yesterday’s roses. 11606.
1367
INDEX
Lambert (A. H.):
Nightingale has a lyre of gold.
15733 (236).
Symbols. 15733 (345).
Lambert (B. A.) Dreamy river waltz.
7509.
Lambert (Constant) Concerto. 16619,
16620.
Lambert (F. B.):
At twilight. 11740.
Can’t we begin again. 7308.
I’m spending too much time in
Reno. 22425.
Isn’t it grand. T7977.
Judy. 12527.
Lullaby. 8221.
My childhood home, take me back.
128638.
My dream is gone, my heart is
gone, too. 8356.
My girl. 12880.
Patience,—oh, my brother.
Some day, sometime. 13322.
Sweet Allegra. 13398.
Uncle Sammy we're behind you.
13512.
Lambert (M. O.):
At twilight. 11740.
Can’t we begin again. 7308.
I’m spending too much time in
Reno. 22425.
Isn’t it grand. T977.
Judy. 12527.
Lullaby. 8221.
My childhood home, take me back.
12863.
My dream is gone, my heart is
gone, too. 8356.
My girl. 12880.
Patience,—oh, my brother. 13092.
Some day, sometime. 138322.
Sweet Allegra. 138393.
Uncle Sammy we're behind you.
13512.
Lambert (Mabel):
Beyond the horizon lies a brand
new day. 21812.
13092.
Goodbye moonshine, hello beer.
18241.
I gave her time to think it over.
18369.
I’ve got you on my hands. 18441.
Peace on earth. 25239.
She’s not my sweetheart now.
25441.
Sixteen to one.
That naughty kiss.
Lambert (Maude):
Get in line for a good old time.
25470.
25651.
2815 (101).
Girl I left in Boston town. 2815
(103).
Ho! for the briny deep. 2815
(136).
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
I can’t help thinking of you. 7076
(129).
If you’ll only trust your heart to
me. 2815 (156).
Like the rose he wears today.
2815 (181).
Love me and the world is mine.
11670 (208).
Love me today tomorrow may
never come. 9332 (219).
Lu-Lu-Lucretia. 2815 (198).
Mah pretty Chloe from Tennessee.
2815 (197).
One little girl. 2815 (262).
Pansy Pansy. 2815 (267).
Rosey [sic] red cheek. 2815
(293).
Seems to me I’ve always loved
you. 2815 (300).
She only was in Paris for a year.
2815 (3801).
She’s so much like you mother.
11670 (333).
Twilight beautiful twilight. 2815
(337).
When sinks the sun so gently.
2815. (360).
Will you love me in December as
you do in May. 2815 (368).
Lambert (Maye):
Nightingale has a lyre of gold.
15733 (236).
Symbols. 157383 (345).
Lambert (R. H.) Love requited.
24853.
Lambert (Scrappy):
Junk man. ;
Swanee cradle song. 19310, 21321.
We're the boys from I. O. U. 2582.
Lambert (Sherman) Down by the lily
pond. 12056.
Lambertus (Eno) Waiting for some-
one who'll always be gone. 135638.
Lambiki (Constantin) Pour le piano.
15074.
Lamborn (B. V.) If I had a million
wishes. 3526, 7913.
Lambour (C. M.) Sweetheart dear.
2292.
Lamere (M. V.) White lilacs. 23689.
Lamey (Bernice) Sweetheart, I can’t
forget you. 23409.
Lamkins (R. W.) Keep on smilin’ all
the time. 1239, 3625.
Lamore (Dorothea)
24820.
La More (E. C.):
Lily of the Mohawks. 146638.
Mohawk love call. 14809.
Mohawk war dance. 14810.
La Motte (E. J.) God is King of all
the nations. 7642.
La Motte (Lila) pseud. See La Motte
(B.. J.)
Lonely night.
1368
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Lamoureux (Abel) Ecole du solfége.
580, 24216
Lamoureux (Ernest) Since I fell in
love with you. 23287.
Lampe (J. B.) aw., and Lampe (M. E.)
prop. :
Happy Heinie. 7076 (112).
Moonlight on the old plantation.
T7076 (229).
Lampl (Carl):
Mississippi holiday. 24965.
Only for you my love. 10829.
Lamy (Ch. Esperon-) See Esperon-
Lamy (Ch.) °
Lancaster Kiwanis club.
Kiwanis gang. 10881.
Land des lachelns. 10381*.
Land of nod. 2815 (52, 295, 365),
9332 (32, 87, 122), 11670 (183, 191).
Land where nobody grows up. 20576*.
Lander (H. M.):
After school. 11684.
Spring breezes. 13364.
Lander (Roderich) pseud. See Fresco
(Joan)
Landeroin (J.)
Laneaster
Du plagiat musical.
Landgraf (M. 8.) What have I done.
4490.
Landi (Anthony)
you. 22520.
Landicho (Fortosa)
three babies. 20312.
Landis (A. M.) I can hear my sweet-
heart calling. 920.
Landis (Al) In my dreams of you.
In my dreams of
22520.
Landler (Art) Good old beer. 5292.
Landmandsliv. 1277.
Landry (Albert) au., and Landry
(A. P. P.) prop.:
Balancelle. 15783 (20).
Beau matin. 11670 (23).
Chanson du moulin. 11670 (45).
Chemin du bois. T0776 (30).
Cheval de bois. 15783 (55).
Commerage. 13765 (30).
Course au papillon. 13765 (32).
Dans les nids. 7076 (54).
Danse champétre. 11670 (67).
Deux valses mignonnettes. 11670
(192, 193).
En bateau. 15733 (110).
En trottinant. 13765 (48).
Idylle au renouveau. 7076 (142).
Nénuphars. T7076 (239).
Promenade matinale. 7076 (269).
Soir de mai. 15733 (324).
Soldat de plomb. 15733 (325).
Valse de ballet. 15733 (362).
Viélo. 157383 (368).
Landry (EHrnie) Because I couldn’t
have you. 21789.
I have one two.
Landschulz (—) pseud. See Joost
(Osear)
Landshoff (Ludwig) :
Konzert. 2887, 4770.
Nelson-arie. 3352.
Lane (A. B.) Special day song. 8849.
Lane (A. D.) Now that the storm is
over. 20951.
Lane (A. F.)
Lane (A. M.):
Sono pazzo d’amore. 15302.
Windmill blues. 18679.
Lane (B. E.):
Baby dear. 181.
For you and for me.
Hey! what ho. 852.
I’m walking on air. 1020.
Kiss me before I leave. 1252.
Lady, I’m asking you. 5750.
Open your umbrella. 1797.
You gave me love. 2759.
Lane (Bessie) Roosevelt, the man for
our country. 17145.
Lane (Burton) :
We three. 15576.
682.
Everything I have is _ yours.
14190, 22105.
Headin’ for a weddin’. 7719.
Heigh-ho the gang’s all here.
222738:
I’m _ throwin’
10139, 12400.
Let’s go Bavarian. 14651, 22661.
Like me a little bit less, love me
a little bit more. 3686, 10422.
Little did I dream. 20631.
Love you are the sunrise. 1400,
5877.
Sing high, sing low. 23292.
Stringin’ along on a shoestring.
13381.
Tony’s wife.
Lane (C. F.) Noel.
Lane (Hastwood) :
Abélard and Héloise.
Caravan from China.
Girl on tiptoe. 5251.
Lane (Frank) Where’s George.
6961.
Lane (Lawrence) Mother. 22840.
Lane (Marguerite) See Lane (A. M.)
Lane (Robin) House of dreams.
20255.
Lane (Vincent) :
I love to dream. 18888.
Tired of trav’lin. 19394.
Lane (William) Now that the storm
is over. 20951.
Lang (C. S8.):
Magnificat. 16748.
Nunc dimittis. 16748.
This joyous day. 6788.
Lang (Eddie):
April kisses. 7139.
Feelin’ my way. 7564.
my love away.
2423, 4383.
18921.
4661.
4886.
1369
INDEX
pt. 1m, n. s., v. 28
Lang (Eddie)—Continued.
Pickin’ my way. 17059.
Rainbow’s end. 13175.
Lang (F. A.) California moon, how
I long to see you shine. 13954.
Lang (Freeman) Reliance theme
song. 21114.
Lang (Hans):
Singlade. 13301-13308.
Weibhnachten. 11476.
Wo hat brigitte verbracht die
brasilianische nacht. 2720.
mane CI. IT.) s
Left without you. 14642.
Let’s stay together. 14654.
We'll have lunch together, dear.
15573.
Lang (J. R.) Within reach of your
arms. 25915.
Lang (lL. L.) Star of destiny. 21298.
Lang (M. R.):
Lady of Riga. 18765 (105).
Old lady of France. 18765 (147).
Old man ina tree. 13765 (149).
Old man in the kettle. 13765
(150).
Old man of Cape Horn. 13765
(151).
Old man who said Hush. 13765
(152)*
Old man who said Well. 13765
(153%
Old man with a gong. 138765
(154).
Old person of Cassel. 13765 (155).
Person of Filey. 13765 (167).
Person of Skye. 13765 (168).
Prayers at sea. 21696 (316).
Tryste Noél. 238795 (101).
Young lady of lLwueca. 138765
(256).
Lang (Walter) Suite. 10384.
Lang (Winifred) pseud. See Bolanz
(Ada)
Langan (J. F.): .
Cabin home 0’ mine. 21855.
Dancing doll. 3095.
We’ve got the right man in the
White House now. 257965.
Langdale (Phil) We won’t go home
till morning. 4479.
Langdon (Harry):
Lulu. 1428.
She’s just a black sheep of angels.
17209.
Whippit Sam. 17624.
Lange (Arthur):
Amazon blues. 2847, 13808.
At a conservatory. 13834.
Blue. 2929.
Bugle march. 268.
Cavaleade. 326.
Chaos in jazzland. 341.
Charleston. 9598.
Court yard at night. 11978.
Hubbub. 14871.
In Greenwich Village. 10210.
Is this a souvenir. T7976. —
King’s call. 12568.
Love on the walk. 14701.
Love passes me by. 16711, 22739.
Papa’s gotta mama. 6276.
Parade of the ads. 1838.
Prelude to a Broadway
15082.
Recital scene.
Seasick. 15212.
To a princess. 143475.
Whispers of love. 4538.
Lange (E. T.) Heaven has sent me
you. 16294.
Lange (G. E.) Somewhere in the air
there’s a sweet mel-o-dy. 2195.
Lange (Gustave):
Flower song. 5190, 5191, 93832
(112), 11670 (108).
Hunting party. 24474.
Lange (William) What is love. 2608.
Langenburg (Erik):
Flower of my heart. 7583.
Too late to-morrow. 9028.
Langendorfer (EH. A.) Most anything
will do for a couple-a-kids in love
8321.
Langenus (G.) See Langenus (J. G.)
Langenus (J. G.):
Cygne. 15179.
Flight of the bumble bee.
Minuet. 14842.
Langey (Otto) aw., and Langey (Liz-
zie) prop.:
Lancers. 2815 (173).
Mlle. Modiste. 7076 (190).
Miss Dolly Dollars. TO76 (225).
Langford (P. J.) Playing around on
the delta. 17067.
Langille (Pauline) :
I love baloney. 22377.
In the shadow of Mount Rainier.
12471.
Langley (C. K.) Evening hymn. 4656
(168).
Langley (C. T.) You’re an old-fash-
ioned girl. 13735.
Langley (John) Stompin’ away. 6628.
Langlois (H. G.) Te Deum laudamus.
play.
17121.
14220.
6696.
Langlois (J. J.) Mem’ries of yester-
day. 24931.
Langstock (Henry) Golden _ keys.
18238.
What more can
17555.
Langworthy (A. M.)
heaven give to me.
Lanier (Edmond) Cuckoo and the
. lamb. 21974.
Lankenau (G. D.) Sacred heart.
15173.
Lannen (J. W.) Vision. 9102.
1370
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Lanner (Joseph) :
Valse de Pesth. 9085.
Valse romantique. 6888.
Vorstiadtler. 11436. —
Lanning (Alma) New
14935.
Lanning (D. A.)
shines on the sill. 25797.
Lanova (L. C.) Whisper in my ear,
darling I’m in love with you. 11545.
Lanpher (Martha) I want to come
back to you. 16468.
Lansing (A. W.) au.,
(J. A. L.) prop.:
If ye then be risen with Christ.
4656 (291).
Who is like unto Thee, O Lord.
138765 (247).
Lantern land. 1278.
Lantier (Pierre) Lecons d’harmonie
des éléves ayant remporté le premier
prix aux concours des classes d’har-
monie, année 19382. 1291.
Lao-Schor (A.) Edera. 142.
_Laparra (Raoul) Trois valses. 22687.
La Pertche (Salvatore) Dream. 24180.
Lapham (Claude) :
Amor verito. 19686.
Battle of the century. 15825.
speedway.
Wee light that
and Lansing
Hollywood suite. 14350.
Jazz ballet. 10285.
Jazzmania suite. 18530.
Moods modernes. 16807.
My clear guiding star. 18818.
New deal. 8425.
Sakura. 11051.
Serenata. 15220.
What price promotion. 17556.
Lapier (M. EK.) There’s a page I long
to visit. 17402.
La Placa (Mae)
8450.
La Plante (George) :
My moon of love. 16866.
Your answering call to my heart.
21679.
Your blue eagle. 21681.
Laprade (EK. H.) Massachusetts march.
8252.
La Presle (Jacques de):
Now you are gone.
Basses & chants donnés aux con-.
cours des classes d’harmonie, an-
née 1933. 23918.
Lecons d’harmonie des éléves
ayant remporté le premier prix
aux concours des classes d’har-
monie. 24756.
Piéce de concert.
Lara (Agustin) :
Album Lara.
Alguna vez.
6302.
23823.
11700.
Alma cancionera. 93865.
Alondra. 11710.
Arlequin. 11782.
| Larande (Charles) & co.
Aunque guiera Olvidarteo. 11743.
Cabellera blanca. 9548.
Clave azul. 9624, 17989.
Desamparada en la calle.
Fehuanita. 12136.
Fermin. 12138, 18169.
Fierra mexicana. 12142.
Hastio. 12266, 18282.
Lamento Jarocho. 12585, 18590.
Languidez. 20577.
Lejos. 12607, 18603.
Mia. 12785.
Muneca. 12849.
Noche criolla. 12970, 18918.
Palmera. 10851, 18982.
Palomita, Palomita. 18077. ;
Pregon de las rosas. 138129, 19032.
Serpentina. 18268.
Srta. sonrisa. 25558.
Talisman. 13421.
Te quiero. 11281, 19336.
Ventanita colonial. 138541, 19454.
Veracruz. 13543.
Lara (M. T.):
Album Lara.
Ayer. 23892.
Azul. 23898.
Clave azul. 17989.
Concha nacar. 24091.
Fermin. 18169.
Hastio. 18282.
Lamento Jarocho. 18590.
Languidez. 24749.
Lejos. 18603.
Noche criolla. 18918.
Palmera. 18982.
Prégon de las rosas.
Serpentina. 25432.
Te quiero. 19336.
Tus pestafias. 25720.
Ventanita colonial. 19454.
Cornish sea
12027.
23823,
19032.
pictures. 9648.
Larey (P. C.) God’s' minuteman.
18235.
Larimore (C. L.):
Do you care. 12035.
Happy days with you. 5327.
If our yesterdays were to-day.
7916, 14501.
Lila. 24795.
My dear little boy in overalls blue.
6051, 25028.
Oh, wouldn’t it be lovely. 6200,
25150.
Past, present and future. 10870.
Somewhere I have a pal. 6555,
11175.
Sweet shadow time. 11251.
Lark (N. C.):
Han’some Sam. 222438.
Song to the moon. 233438.
L’Armee (A. T.) Rendezvous of
dreams. 1970.
1371
INDEX
pt. mI, n. s., v. 28
La Rocca (D. J.)
158.
La Rondelle (Louis) Recipe. 1957.
Larrieu (Pierre):
Je veux qu’tu m’embrasses. 8002.
Je voudrais faire des enfants.
10294.
Sourire de Paris. 6578.
Larrison (G.M.) Just beyond. 16589.
Larsen (H.) Open the door of your
heart. 1796.
Larsen (Larry):
Moonlight shadows. 24988.
Oxydol theme. 25217.
Larsen (M. E.) Confirmation day.
18011.
Larsen (William)
weary river. 9775
Barnyard blues.
Drifting down the
Larson (Astrid) Lindbergh baby.
14664.
Larson (K. H.) Bay of Kalua.
19741.
Larson (L. V.) Bali. 21776.
Larson (M. B.):
It’s summer in our hearts again.
10272.
Silvery dream. 19188.
Larson (R. E.) Georgia moon is eall-
ing me. 5235.
Larsson (Albert)
bag ved skyen.
La Rue (Arch)
9318.
La Rue (Vick)
La Rue (Victor)
N, RAs 18990"
Larway (J. H.), prop. Edwin Ash-
down, ltd.:
In a monastery garden. 1118,
1119.
O sing to me an Irish song. 12992.
For solen skinner
12160.
Your kisses. 7061,
See La Rue (Victor)
Parade of the
Las! je n’irai plus. 8072.
La Salle (Bob) That’s what Id do
for my man. 19357.
La Salle music co. Streamline
woman. 25577.
La Salvaro (Don) Moon of Porto
Rieo. “18772: ;
Laserna (Blas de) Tonadilla. 6766.
Lasher (G. C.) Moonlight on the hills
of old Vermont. 5998.
Lasher (G. 8.) Songs of Theta chi.
8835.
Lashmutt (H. M. De) See De Lash-
mutt (H. M.)
Lassen (Eduard) Ich hatte einst ein
sché6nes vaterland. 5586.
Lassen (R. F.) Lonesome river.
20666.
Lassere (Genevieve) :
Drummer boy. 24205.
I went to market. 12426.
Make believe. 12717.
My prayer of silence. 12914.
Slumber song. 25477.
Lasso (Orlando di) Surrexit pastor
bonus. 6653.
Last man on earth. 958.
Last rose of summer. 20579.
Latann (K.) How ean I leave thee.
7076 (126).
Latham (A. W.) Modern bugle meth-
od. 8297.
Latham (R. O.) Magnificat and Nune
dimittis. 24886.
Latimer (Lena) After
you were thru. 15744.
Latin Amer. music bureau:
you’ve said
Esperanza. 24232.
Eterno enamorado. 12107.
Lago azul. 12580.
Noche tropical. 20945.
Olga. 25170.
Para olvidar mis penas. 18988.
Rosas blaneas. 19109.
Rumba tambah. 21156.
Tambah. 6687.
Tu amor fué una ilusion. 21440.
Latko (Walter A.) Spiewnik. 23359.
Latko (Wiadysiaw A.) See Latko
(Walter A.)
Latona (Anthony) To the N. R. A.
17434.
Latorraco (Filippo) I want to see my
girl once more. 22467.
Latshaw (L. W.) Just another kiss
before you go. 14601.
Latta (Melyne) Loose change. 3709*.
Lattés (Marcel):
Ami. 17800.
Ht le reste. 18151.
Latzko (Ernst) Ritter Roland.
14331.
Lauder (Harry):
Always take care of your nickels.
7118.
Inverary harriers. 7076 (155).
Jean M’Neil. 19648 (63).
Piper Macfarlane. 19648 (116).
Sound advice. 2815 (310).
That’s the reason noo I wear a
kilt. 19648 (142).
Laufenberg (Joseph) I’m trying so
hard to forget. 164386.
Laufer (C. W.):
Hymnal. 12325.
O Thou eternal Christ of God.
14962.
Laughery (Ted)
Laughlin (C. L.)
in the mountains.
Laughlin (R. L.):
Can’t you take a little joke from
Penalty. 15033.
My Colorado cabin
14862.
me. 9560.
That’s the way love goes. 11302.
Laurendeau (lL. P.) Stony Point.
19286.
1372
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Laurente (B. T.) Your enchanting
charms. 4644.
Laurentis (G. De) See De Laurentis
(G.) |
Laurie (A. G.):
I refuse to cry over you. 3493.
Where can I find someone just
like you. 4582.
Laurie (D. N.):
Ashoo at her lattice. 9332 (19).
Jhelum boat song. 9332 (183).
Kingfisher blue. 93832 (198).
Love of a heart that’s true. 9332
(220).
Only a rose. 9332 (269).
Song of the bride. 93832 (334).
Will the red sun never set. 9332
(395).
Laurino (Carman) :
Echoes of love.
Night of paradise.
5110.
12960.
Lauro (Marie De) See De Lauro
(Marie)
Lausnay (Georges de) Sérénade.
15733 (312).
Lauterbach (W. W.):
Love at first sight. 22723.
Pleasure’s all mine. 10918.
You turned my cares into happi-
ness. 2785.
Lauweryns (Georges) :
Chardons de Verdun.
Hymne lorrain. 913.
Lavagne (Hdmond):
Bergére et le monsieur. 13891.
Canto per ma mio. 13966.
Chanson de l’aveine. 18987.
Chanson de la mariée. 13988.
Filles de la Rochelle. 14212.
Garde l’Ane. 14256.
Hans de Schneekelock. 14821.
Mon petit oiseau. 14817.
342, 9597.
OU = -—cvas-tu, pauvre boiteuse.
15005.
Trois jeunes tambours. 15498.
Trois princesses. 15496.
Y a rien de si charmant.
La Valliére. 10223, 10284,
11077.
Lavater (Louis) White owl. 17630.
Lavdicho (Fortosa) I met the most
wonderful gal. 10145.
La _ Veine (Maud)
2564.
15681.
10392,
Wanderlust.
Lavenda Drei shwester.
22079.
Laver (H. L.):
Dance of the brownies. 4656
(120).
Will o’ the wisp. 4656 (692).
La Vere (Frank) Bye bye old
troubles, we’ ve droven [sie] you
away. 297 9.
(Pincus)
Laverty (J. J.)
life sweetheart.
Laverty (Ralph)
LaVoie (HK. F.):
As I waltz with you to paradise.
9401.
Crime of love. 11985.
My mother’s melody. 8380.
One good-bye kiss. 10822.
When I come to the end of the
road. 11496.
Law (A. W. W.):
Cry of the lowly. 7404.
Youre my lease on
9301.
Dream girl. 3162.
Gift. 12194.
Lonesome waltz. 5843.
Love cannot last. 3719.
Wake up! everybody. 13567.
Law (Joan) :
Back home. 11765.
Day dreams. 9689.
Just a lonely feeling. 14597.
Maria. 109525.
Law (Winifred or Winifred Widney)
See Law (A. W. W.)
Lawler (Chas.) Irish jubilee. 7972.
Lawnhurst (Vee):
Before that. last goodnight. 9483,
11790.
Don’t change be as you are. 9735.
Here’s to you. 53880, 7738.
I couldn’t tell them what to do.
12333.
I’m gettin’ a new deal from that
old gal of mine. 22398.
I’ve got my fingers crossed, ’till
you come home. 10159, 10160.
Let’s tell the truth. 5784.
My Dixie hi-dee-hide-away. 8355.
Oh, how Iadore you. 10786, 13002,
13003.
Pretzels. 10948, 13137.
Reunion in Vienna. 15119, 17128.
Tomorrow, my honey’s comin’
home. 15469, 17440.
Lawrance (A. J.) My orange girl.
19648 (98).
Lawrence (Anice)
24395.
Lawrence (Charles) :
Cuttin’ up. 24111.
Gettin’ ready blues. 24330.
Lawrence (HE. H.) Any job to-day,
Mister. 90.
Lawrence (F. L.):
Come, Holy Spirit.
Five short pieces.
Lawrence (F. W.)
Happy moments.
9632.
10398.
Song of old Ver-
mont. 4235.
Lawrence (H. A.) Conservation
corps march. 24092.
Lawrence (H._ B.) Sleigh ride.
4656 (579).
1373
INDEX
Lawrence (Jack):
I’d like to take a flying leap over
the moon. 5459.
Sweet things in life. 2288.
When you tell me that you care.
2665.
Lawrence (Jerry) My old gal and
U.S. A. 8388.
Lawrence (Loyd) Why don’t you
stay out of my dreams. 25895.
Lawrence (May F.) Call. 9552.
Lawrence (Margery) Oh! Johanna.
22995.
Lawrence (Millard F.) :
I'll be waiting for you. 20326.
Now that you say we're through.
16959.
Old man Prohibition. 25165.
Lawrence (Phyllis) True to you.
Take eTe
Lawrence (Raymond) When you and
I were just sixteen dear. 9207.
Lawrence music publishers, inc. :
Blue jazz. 15872.
Dirt dishin’ Daisy. 7456.
Doin’ what I please. 5052.
Git along. 3284.
If it’s true. 3528.
Lament for the living. 8067.
Love is gone. 8194.
Smoke rings. 8784.
Swing it. 8926.
Three square meals a day. 6746.
White jazz. 17629.
Lawson (Carroll) I’m begging you to
love me. 24540.
Lawson (H. M.):
Blue eagle march. 238971.
March of the N. R. A. 24895.
Lawson (I. M.):
What a time. 21696 (406)
Woman’s ending. 17670.
Lawson (I. M.) music co. Woman’s
ending. 17670.
Lawson (Major) Remember dear.
13186.
Lawson (R. A.) I only wanted you.
3492.
Lawson (Sallie) No more home sweet
home. 1696.
Lawton (Annie) Folk song sight
singing series. 12151-12154, 22138.
Lawty (Geraldine) Automobiling.
11746.
Lax (Raymond):
Alone in dreams. 2845.
Old Wisconsin moon and you.
13027.
Layanen (E. J.) My four leaf clover.
1602.
Layman (M. E.) When daddy sings.
11492.
Layman (Mannie) See Layman (M.
E. )
| Layton (D. E.):
pt. 1, n. s., v.28
Layne (B. M.):
Ex-soldier. 610.
Forgotten soldier boy. 3250.
Girl in yellow. 3282.
Kinda da da. 5736.
Layton (Dorothea) Paradise dreams.
4020.
Uayton (EK. R.) Friend. TO.
i; Layton (Turner) :
All through you. 58.
Dawn and sunset. 4997.
Layton (Wendell) New day in love.
16928.
Layton (Wilfred) Magnificat and
Nunc dimittis. 5906.
Lazar (Filip) Concert. 18010, 24089,
24090.
Lazer (Norman) Little Ruth Lee.
8149.
Lazzaro (Hldo di) Natale. 6115.
Lea (Sheridan) See Sheridan-Lea
Ga)
Leach (B. C.) I wandered right
straight back to you. 1041.
Leach (Clifford) Bottoms up. 13927.
Leach (D. D.) Girl I have in mind.
20120.
Leach (Ernest) In Chicago at the
world’s great fair. 10205.
Leach (G. H.) Christmas ship.
21924*.
Leach (W. W.) pseud. See Ralls (M.
A.)
Leadbitter (Teresa) :
Bell. 9832 (31).
Gloria. 17752 (56).
North and South. 9832 (256).
Leader (Bill) I want a real sweet-
heart. 24589.
Leader (W. M.) I want a real sweet-
heart. 24589.
Leahy (Jack) Louisiana mama.
8184.
Leahy (Milton) Life is funny that
way. 24786.
Leak (G. C.) Evans’ trainer. 24233.
Leake (Russell) :
Love is just a word to me. 24848.
Melody in E flat. 18723.
Song of the afterglow. 19245.
Leal (F. V.) Mananitas tapatias..
16750.
Leaman (Lou):
Goona goona. 3310.
I gotta go places and do things
baby, to forget you. 3427.
I’m gonna love you more in 1938.
3472.
Lingering on your doorstep, trying
to say goodnight. 38688
Man from Harlem. 3758.
1374
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Leand (Harold):
Give me a song. 5256.
Hello rhythm. 53873.
I say there, sweet. 5560.
Waiting just for you. 6852.
Leandras (Las) 12600.
Lear (C. E.) Fanfares of radio land.
5167.
Learsi (—):
Cest du boniment. 17944.
Désir. 9713.
Ne parlez plus d’amour. 6119,
14922.
Province. 63859.
Traversée de l’existence. 15490.
Leary (J. M.) Virginia, I love you.
6847.
Leas (H. N.) All for my own. 47.
Leask (M. L.) Country ramble.
18018.
Leave it to me. 138325.
Leaver (A. H. M.):
Forget-t-ing you. 18192.
Wasting my time. 19478.
Leaver (Del) See Leaver (A. H. M.)
Leavey (Lilian) Sight reading tests
for beginners. 6505.
Lebach (Henry) NRA_ will pay.
22982.
Lebenslust. 5769, 5770.
- Leblanc (Pierre) :
Finns det ingen liten genvig in
till ditt hjirta. 7569.
Har du ingen liten plats for mej.
7700.
Lebling (I. H.):
Little blessing in disguise. 3691.
Sweetheart I adore you. 4290.
Where are you. 4529.
Lebo (H. J.):
Father of our country. 20058.
Forward we go. 5206.
Indiana. 225389.
March along. 5914.
March and lullaby, Baby Alice.
5915.
My dearest one. 20825.
Lebon (H. C.) Pastoral air. 8549.
Le Boucher (Maurice) Fantaisie con-
certante. 12131.
Le Bow (Doris) :
Love dream. 22726.
Valse in D minor. 25748.
Lebrun (Paul) A toi. 15783 (2).
Lechthaler (Josef) Wiener sing- >
messe. 11570.
Lechwar (Stan) You just you. 17712. )
Leclaire (Arthur) Why did I fall for
you. 2691.
Le Clerq (Arthur) :
How are you Mrs. Wood. 14362.
Kiss me good-bye. 24733.
Milano. 5966.
U-ra-li-a-te-ay. 19447.
38188—34———20
Lecocq (—) Il m’emméne 4 la foire.
204.29,
Lecons d’ harmonie des éleves ayant
remporté le premier prix aux con-
cours des classes d@’ harmonie, an-
née 1982. 1291.
Lecuona (Ernesto) :
A. B. C. 17758.
Blue Caribbean sea. 229.
Butterfly. 17940.
Comparsa. 14051.
Jungle drums. 18548, 18549.
Pregon de las flores. 19031.
iRecuerdas tu? 17128.
Te quiero Morena. 198387.
Lecezky (Charles) You simply make
my heart stand still. 15720.
Ledbetter (H. F.):
America’s pride. 13810.
Blow that whistle. 7225.
Leduc (Alphonse) et cie.:
Apothéose. 9387.
Appassionato. 13820.
Cadets de Brabant. 11873.
Chants corses. 9596.
Cherbourg. 11918.
Concert. 18129.
Deux piéces. 8882.
Enseignement complet de la fltite.
18147.
First book of studies for oboe or
English horn. 7573.
Grenadier du Caucase.
Histoires. 10033.
Jungle. 12138.
Marche Indienne. 14738.
Paris-Belfort. 1839.
Piéce en septuor. 23092.
Romanesea. 6414.
Scénes municipales.
Semaine du pianiste.
Six piéces. 2247.
Sonate. 14632.
Spearmint. 6587.
Suite en si. 19296.
Symphonie. 11265.
T’en souviens-tu. 193828.
Terpsichore. 11289.
Tombeau de Nicolas
14305.
2069.
2099.
de Grigny.
15467.
Trois piéces. 8282.
Valencia. 235338.
Vallée d’Ossau. 13532.
Vingt quatre petites études mélo-
diques. 1573.
Voecalise-étude. 4487, 4438.
Zodiaque. 18759.
100 études faciles et progressives.
14840.
Leduskukain (Elvira) Belle of my
heart. 194.
Lee (A. B.) Ask the professor. 110*.
Lee (Asher) See Lee (W. A.)
1375
INDEX
Lee (CG. C.)
10342.
Lee (C. M. B.):
Garden. 16210.
Love. 16701.
Rose. 17148.
Tiny wish. 17421.
Lee (Carol):
I’d have gambled my life on you.
1B E
We can do the same thing too.
13587.
Lee (De Dette) Sing no more. 21222.
Lee (E. E.) Moondrift. 1549.
Lee (HE. M.):
Evening prayer. 9821.
First duets. T7574.
Gipsy life. 12195.
I sing the cross. 5562.
Jonun Peel. 8013.
Market place. 24900.
Music-lover’s ear tests and book of
themes. 6030*, 8339.
Round the North Sea. 19117.
Through the looking glass. 2397.
Voyage. 6848.
Lee (Fred) Song of depression. 4232.
Lee (H. M.) Four years. 9896.
Lee (J. A.):
Beautiful little you. 4789.
You left me broken hearted. 9283.
Keep that river away.
Lee (Jack) Let’s start again, please
do. 16647.
Lee (Johnnie) Heavens highway.
20219.
Lee (Linda) That's when you know
it’s love. 19860.
Lee (Marvin) Missouri, my home
Sweet home. 14804.
Lee (Nora) Come to me tonight dear.
11960.
Lee (O. L.):
Believe me. 17898.
Gee but you’re sweet.
Lee (Peggy):
Drive away depression blues. - 563.
Singing o’er your shoulder. 11131.
Lee (R. A.) Tennessee valley girl.
21353.
Lee (R. F.) Happy as the day is long.
24392.
5231.
Lee (Ruth) Why did you do this to
me. 6982.
Lee (Seymour) Pirate’s love song.
20257.
Lee (W. A.) My jewel Ruby. 1620.
Leech (L. S.) Sunset dreams come
true. 8899.
Leemans (P.) Cranz-journal. 427,
8075.
Lees (H. E.):
Job for every man.
My Rosalie. 14905.
16561.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Leese (H. D.):
Come on you river come on.
14046.
Look up, look up, good times are
com-min. 14685.
Le Faure (M. B.):
Impressions. 12451.
Lamento. 12584.
Légende. 12605.
Lefebvre (Channing) :
Catalonian Christmas earol. 24034.
Exultate Deo. 21036.
Leffel (C. M.) One more day.
Lefkowitch (Henry):
Frihling lied. 7607.
Liebes leid. 5790.
Naie voch. 6112.
Schnaider’s techterl.
3 schvester. 7075.
Le Fleming (Christopher)
24757.
Lefler (F. W.):
Alma mater. 4698.
Love is like an arabesque.
Wear a smile. 6891.
Lefler (Y.) Nifio de La Palma. 18908.
Leftwich (Vernon): :
Darling I am growing young.
18042.
Technocracy. 4816.
That’s the reason I’m loving some
1781.
8718.
Nocturne.
5865.
one else. 21369.
When the silvery raindrops fall.
15619.
Leftwich pub. co. Come back to me
my dear. 4940.
Legend. 20583.
Legend of the lily petal. 18599*.
Legend of Tsar Saltan. 269, 14221.
Legendary Christmas carols. 18600.
Leggio (Anthony) Wine, women and
song. 9244.
Leggio (S. J.):
Lonely romancer. 24821.
Loveliness. 24858.
Tell me. 25684.
There’s a heaven. 25666.
LeGrand (Hlizabeth)
ories. 2466.
Le Grand (Harry)
great world’s fair.
Lehar (Franz):
Ging da nicht eben das glitick
vorbei. 14270.
Giuditta. 12202*.
Land des lachelns.
Merry widow waltz.
Vilia. 21476.
Lehman (Hvangeline) :
Echo. 12094.
Gavotte du Petit Trianon.
Gray sky. 12240.
May Day frolic. 12750.
Mirror waltz. 12795.
Twilight mem-
Meet me at the
5940.
10381*.
20757.
12186.
1376
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1933
Prelude and allegro. 17088.
Sainte Thérése of the Child Jesus.
13232*.
Sérénade viennoise. 13267.
Torchlight procession. 13482.
Lehman (Flora) Everybody works
but father. 18765 (51).
Lehman (Harriet) Hverybody works
but father. 13765 (51).
Lehman (L. P.):
Come unto Me. 7383.
He’s the one I love. 17716.
I know why I am happy.. 7815.
Wedding robe. 9154.
Won’t bow down to idols. 9254.
Lehman (L. 5S.) Lehman-Wilson
unique violin method. 8089.
Lehman (R. F.):
Allelulia. 4656 (13).
Hymns of the kingdom.
(143).
Junetide voices. 9332 (190).
Lehman (Samuel) EHverybody works
but father. 13765 (51).
Lehman (V. R.) Temple of child-
hood. 8950*.
Lehmann (Liza):
At the making of the hay. 17752
(14).
Bee. 93832 (28).
Dewdrop. 9832 (89).
June rapture. 9832 (189).
Overheard in the lane. 9332 (278).
Passion flower. 9332 (274).
Rosa resurget. 9332 (3809).
Rose leaves. 9832 (312).
Speedwell. 93832 (274).
Summer storm. 9832 (349).
Tell me. 2815 (321).
Unfolding. 93832 (371).
Lehmann (Otto) Ftir Deutschlands
9332
wehr. 18206.
Lehner (Fritz) Mulino d’oro. 1579.
Lehnhoff (S. I.) Violin concerto.
19747.
Lehrenkrauss (K. M.):
Cheer up. 17976.
Exposition march. 16141.
Forgotten fathers. 18198.
Valse d’amitié. 19449.
Lehrer (O. J.) Tangled lock of silver
hair. 6688.
Leibbrand (Ralph)
you have fooled me.
Leibert (Adele)
I love you altho’
7835.
Sweet lady I love
you. 2281.
Leibert (J. M.) Sweet lady I love
you. 2281.
Leibovitz (Harry) Makess far Hitt-
wlern. 12720.
Leibow (R.R.) Reminiscence. 13188.
Leichfuss (Mildred) Hide and seek.
T7A8.
Leidzén (EH. W. G.)
out. 533.
Leifs (J6n) :
Astarvisur tr Eddu. 19707.
Islandische t&nze. 5655.
Island ouvertiire. 10249.
Kirkjul6g. 20568.
PrjG erindi tir Hivamalum. 20584.
Zwei lieder. 20585.
Leigh (Kate):
Galloping major. 21696 (112).
My wife won’t let me. 7076 (235).
Leigh (Walter) Jolly Roger. 5698,
22588.
Leight (HE. 8S.) Sorry and sad. 8840.
Leighton (M. P.) That’s how I know.
19851.
Leiher (R. R.) In silent nights I call.
10222.
Leipold (A. B.) Lovely. 1403.
Leipold (J. M.):
Cher ami. 3024.
Co-ed. 3042.
Hast River moon. 3183.
Football parade. 3240.
Love theme. 3730.
Tea leaves. 4812.
Leis (Herman) :
Job for every man. 16561.
My Rosalie. 14905.
Leister (EH. M.) Just whistle. 5729.
Lejsek (Albert) One night while I
was sleeping. 8508.
Leland (A. V.) In a vine covered
cabin called home. 24628.
Leland (M. 8S.) Memories. 20746.
Lélih (Maud) Quand youyou yoyotte.
6365.
Down, but not
Lemacher (Heinrich) :
Gute kamerad. 20169.
Hymne. 12608.
O Deutschland hoch
20955.
Weihe-kantate. 23603.
Lemaire (—) Lightly dancing, lovely
marchioness. 5797.
Leman (P. D. H.) Flying cardinals.
20074, 20075.
Lemare (EH. H.):
Andantino. 22648.
Cathedral meditation. 4897, 4898,
W317.
Song of songs.
Le Marquand (I. S.)
in ehren.
15733 (328).
Spirit of Amer-
ica. 17289.
Lemke (G.O.) Strolling alone. 21310.
Lemke (R. L.) Justa coupla guys.
1235.
Lemoine (Henry) et cie.:
Air bohémien. 349.
Air d’autrefois. 33.
Airs russe. 37.
Baptéme du Prince Charmant.
154.
1377
INDEX
Lemoine (Henry ) et cie. :—Cont.
Berceuse. 23953.
Berceuse russe. 202.
Capriccio. 13480.
Caprice. 414.
Chanson des sables. 138990.
Chants populaires de la Hongrie.
BY@
Cheveux rebelles. 349.
Cours de théorie musicale.
Danses de réve. 459.
De Vangélus de Taube 4 langé-
lus du soir.
422.
Deux grenadiers. 2086.
Exilés. 9830.
Fleur de lotus. 661.
Forét chantante. 22146.
Groves of Blarney. 785.
Images. 1109.
Juntitos los dos. 14592.
Kamehala. 1236.
Laissez jouer jeunes gens. 1273.
Lamento Gitano. 1275.
Largo. 799.
Mais lorsque tu danses. 1451.
Méditation. 22795.
Mode est 4 la java. 1537.
Nocturne. 460.
Nouvelle méthode permettant d’ap-
prendre rapidement le nouveau
modéle daccordéon chroma-
tique. 8446.
Ojos espafioles. 23000.
Oraison Dominicale. 15002.
Panis angelicus. 23066.
Pastorale d’Artois. 23075.
Plaisir d’amour. 1881.
Quinze lecons de solfége. 12708.
Recueil de vingt nouvelles danses
faciles. 10999.
Refiets. 8654.
Reine du bocage. 23165.
Réveillez-vous belle dormeuse.
1975.
Ronde francaise. 2002.
Rythmes de valse. 20380, 2031.
Salutation angélique. 15181.
Sampiero corse. 138235, 25391.
Solfége orphéonique. 15280, 25498,
25499.
Sur le pont de ’Adour. 23395.
Tableaux synoptiques des sons
harmoniques du violon. 8927.
Tout prés de Veau. 2480.
Trio en forme de suite. 2446.
Trois fleurs printaniéres. 15492.
Trois jeux. 14184.
Trois mélodies. 24880.
Trois pieces, 1866.
Trois poémes. 15479-15481.
Vingt chansons bretonnes. 21751.
Voici la douce nuit de mai. 2535.
2 brunettes. 9852.
2 chansons béarnaises. 9853.
pt. Il, n. S., v. 28.
Lemon (William) Maybe. 10535.
Le Moore. pseud. See Gray (lL. E.)
Le Moryo (Collis) Winter nights.
21622.
Le Nard (Jule) pseud. See FitzPat-
riek (J. 3,
Lendvai (Erwin):
Im voriibergehen. 1108.
Lied im frtihling. 1317.
Lob der bestandigkeit. 1348.
Nachtigalls wiederkehr. 1653.
St. Nopomuks vorabend. 2040.
Umegekehrt. 2479.
Vorspruch. 25388.
Leng (Jerry) :
Night winds. 8486.
So disappointed. 11153.
Lengnick (Alfred) & co., ltd.:
Four little sketches. 13426.
Heller rediscovered. 20220—
20224.
Junior scale and arpeggio manual.
3601.
Little May-time song. 18633.
Master songs of all time. 1487.
Path of progress. 15029, 15030.
Scherzo. 6280.
Study of time and pulse. 2259.
Three centuries. 9007.
Lengsfelder (Hans):
Ich hitte nie gedacht. 3515.,.
3516.
Mein schatz vom Tegernsee.
10546, 12760.
Lenihan (G. L.)
IB YATITG:
Lenn (Benard):
I’ve lost you, what does life mat-.
ter now. 12419.
Without a warning. 15666.
Lennox (Cecil) Itd.:
Antonio. 13817.
At Mary Ellen’s hot pot party.
9411.
Bare knees. 2901.
Blue cloud. 138907.
Bom-ba-diddy-bom-bom. 2940.
Boy and a girl and a lane and a
Shattered dreams.
moon. 19788.
Build a little love nest by a water
mill. 2961.
Butterflies in the rain. T277—
7279, 9538.
Captain Hi-tiddley-hi-ti, Archie of
the royalartillery. 9567.
Cotton blossom days. 21956.
Da-dar, da-dee. 9665.
Dance of the daffodils. 9674.
Dancing with you. 4984.
Dear tired eyes. 3111.
Definitely, it’s you. 3115. ;
Ding! dong! ding. 18071.
Dolores. 31838.
1378
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Down at the bottom of the sea.
3150.
Eleven good lads. 20011.
Five and twenty soldiers and a
nurse. 24266.
Gueg-Gug-Gug-Gertie I
love you. 5316.
Here’s health to the Foreign le-
gion. 33871.
Hyde Park corner. 5486.
IT ain’t no good to you. 143881.
I want to marry Marianna.
lul-lul-lul
22465.
In an old wheel barrow, without
a wheel. 5618.
It was four o’clock in the morning,
20490.
Jolly song. 16566.
Josephine, Napoleon’s Waterloo.
10307.
Laughing waltz. 22639.
Let’s all go posh. 10400.
My mother’s favourite song.
20866.
Night you sang on the radio.
3928.
Our Maggie’s gone and caught an-
other cold. 8526.
Oxford street. 23060.
Piccaninny lullaby. 1871.
Puss! puss! puss! 8628.
School song. 17181.
Sentimental lady. 4167.
Sing an old-fashioned coon song.
2149.
Smile on, Pierrot.
Spanish sweetheart.
Sunday afternoon. 23388.
Sunday at home. 6643.
There are many excuses for drink-
ing. 21378.
There’s a new world that’s wait-
ing for me. 6781.
There’s a tiny little hair upon
your shoulder. 8989.
Waiters on parade. 11439.
We'll get along together.
We're lovers. 21521.
Wedding of the dragon flies.
19495.
Wedding of the pearly queen.
17545.
What is the use of it now. 238617.
13318.
11202.
4474,
Whistling under the moon. 4539.
Lenoir (Jean):
A coups de garcette. 4.
As-tu déclaré tes revenus. 13831.
C’est au rythme d’un tango. 9537.
Chevauchée. 14007.
Course aux maris.
Daisy. 11996.
Dans le salon du dentiste. 9680.
Et puis... aprés. 14185.
423.
Ktienne. 9820.
Finissez donc, monsieur. 9866.
Intellectuel. 10240.
Je n’avais pas compris. 14580.
Je ne crois plus a rien. 10289.
Je voudrais t’écouter. 1190.
Laissons amour. 12581.
Ma rue. 5896.
Merlaison. 14782.
N’ajoute pas une parole. 12938.
Ne dis pas de folies. 10717.
Parlez-moi d’affaires. 1841, 10865.
Pas davantage. 13087.
Pas trés intelligent. 1844.
Pour demain. 1902.
Prisons. 19048.
Quand on fait de la contrebande.
1935.
Roue qui tourne. 15164.
Sait-on jamais. 15180.
Soldat civil. 8790.
Trois mousquetaires. 9038, 15495.
Lenox (Jean):
And the world goes on. 4656 (19). _
Lily and the rose. 21696 (232).
Lensgraf (A. W.) National protest.
6116.
Lent (C. B.) He that dwelleth. 8382.
Lentini (J. C.) Soldiers of Old Glory.
11159.
Lentz (A. K.) Bolero. 2939.
Lentz (C. H.) Hymn of praise and
prayer. 5487.
Lenzi (Alfred) Come shine Mr. Moon.
397.
Leo (Nan) Spells of Venus. 15315.
Leon (—) That little of cottage piano.
23434.
Leon (Hlsa):
Song, a dance, a moon.
There’s a dream. 8987.
Leon (Harry) :
I met a young lady. 22487.
In a little back alley. 35387.
Just pleasing you. 80838.
Let the world go drifting by.
24779.
My dream. 22882.
One horse town. 23024.
Symphony of the breeze. 23417.
Tell your father, tell your mother,
that I’m good enough for you.
4323.
There’s a tiny little hair upon
your shoulder. 8989.
We’re a great big family. 2581.
Leonard (C. A.) Legion convention
mareh. 1295.
Leonard (Eddie):
Ida, sweet as apple cider.
Sugar mine. 238795 (92).
Leonard (Hmil) :
Broadway limited. 256.
Fairy lanterns. 24245.
8816.
1077.
1379
INDEX
Leonard (Emil).—Continued.
River of dreams. 13193.
Southern moonlight. 6581.
Leonard (Hugo) Neue Deutschland-
hymne. 6123.
Leonard (J. G.)
2048.
Leonard (Leon):
Air. 19662.
Dancing raindrops.
Funny face. 20100.
Gloaming. 20129.
See also pseud. Levy (L. T.)
Leonard (M. M.):
Ireland allanna, 10245.
Sally of the valley.
19912.
Mother, dear mother. 10613.
Mother’s love. 10620.
My home on the hill. 10665.
Leonard (W. P.):
Life is just a big mistake.
Song for you. 17271.
Song of loneliness. 21261.
Leonardi (Leonid):
Always in the dark. 15770.
Apple blossoms. 4721.
Black and blue bottom. 4826.
Runnin’ ragged. 6484.
Leonecavallo (Ruggiero) :
Bohéme. 16636.
Zaza. 16637.
Zingari. 12609.
Leone (Ernest) My taxi to the moon.
8405.
20611.
Leone (F. B. De)
(i 3B>)
Leone (Robert) pseud.
(Leon)
Leoni (Franco) :
Coolan Dhu. 17752 (32).
Oracolo. 2815 (266).
Leoni (Pasquale) Peseatore cala-
brese. 15036.
Leoni (Ray) Lonely night. 12658.
See De Leone
See Cepparo
Leontovich (S.) Bluebirds. 11825.
Leopold (S. E.):
Colorado. 11952.
It’s a gay day. 10261, 20476.
Said my pa to my ma. 11049.
Leopoldi (Hermann) :
Klein, aber mein. 18578.
Mit dem sch-sch-sch-iiberraschungs-
zug. 10578, 10579.
Schon ist so ein ringelspiel. 6460.
Wienerwald-veilchen. 19567.
LePaige (C. E.):
Not for mine. 21696 (285).
Run along. 15733 (297).
What’s all the worry.
(162).
Le Pera Don Azpiazu (Alfredo)
tus ojos negros. 17083.
Lepine (Raoul):
Keep smiling thru.
19648
Por
1240.
pt. M1, n. s., v. 28
Little kiss and then goodnight.
3692.
Love and romance.
Le Pompadour (S. L.)
are coming. 15847.
Lepore (Leo) Because I couldn’t have
you. 21789.
Lercari (F.) Log cabin of my dreams.
20651.
Lerman (J. W.):
Promised Messiah. 11670 (298).
Whirling dervish. 15733 (387).
Lerner (Max) Hytlers mapuleh mus.
kumen. 18349.
Lerner (Sammy) :
Boop-oop-a-doop. 2942.
Sweet Betty. 4283.
Leroux (Xavier) Perses. 4656 (490).
Leroy (Hal) I can’t go along without
love. 14887.
Le Roy (K. W.)
8185.
Better times
Twelve little songs.
for children. 16688.
Leschetizky (Theodor) Mazurka.
9832 (205).
Leslie (Edgar) :
Blue roses. 11821, 11822.
I'll never grow tired of you. 3446.
So it’s bridge again tonight.
8786.
Tell me oriole.
Leslie (Henry) O memory.
(242)
11284, 13481.
15733.
Leslie (Herbert) Drifting in a lover’s
dream. 22080.
Leslie (Kenneth) :
Green river. 16259.
Rest your head upon my shoulder.
6391.
Twenty-one guns for Susie. 13508,
25722.
Leslie (Roy):
Let’s all be
12613.
Tell me, am I falling in love.
25635.
Lesser (S. A.):
Heart broken lonesome and blue.
happy together.
835.
If you would only say the word.
1102.
Short and sweet. 2127.
Lessing (Samuel) Yedz grotto.
25938.
Lesso-Valerio (P.) pseud. See Ples-
sow (Bric)
Lessor (C. E.)
23401.
Lester (Alec) My evening star. 6056.
Lester (Bill) Mary my own. 16760.
Lester (EK. M.) pseud. See Leister
(E. M.)
Lester (William) :
Come to Chicago.
Last rose of summer.
Sweet Indiana lullaby.
11959.
20579.
1380
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1933
Little red lark. 20641.
Mexican serenade. 24950.
Southern croon, 25544.
Le Sueur (L. H.) Ill dream of a
message from you. 960.
Le Sullivan (Dr.) Roosevelt is at the
wheel. 15153, 15154.
Let ’em eat cake. 20586, 20766, 21000,
21456.
Let’s fall in love. 23990, 24769, 24845,
25676.
Let the world rejoice. 20608.
Letcher (James) High time for love.
862.
Le Thiére (Charles)
bower. 7207-7209.
Letocart (H.) Chant funébre.
(53>).
Letorey (Omer)
Letson (S. B.):
Booze begone. 23982.
Joyful tidings. 3597.
My heart shall speak. 16854.
. Letting in the sunshine. 10410.
Letton (Heinz) pseud. See Levin
(Heinz)
Leuckart (EF. E. C.):
Alte tanz-suite. 13802.
Deutschland. 9715.
Glaube. 9946.
Heitere lieder ftir eine stimme mit
klavier. 18310.
Introduktion, Chaconne und Dop-
pelfuge. 3564.
Klage. 10352.
Sieben lieder fiir eine stimme mit
klavier. 21435.
Sinfonische suite. 19194.
Sonatine. 4231.
Trauermusik. 21428.
Levadé (Charles) :
Cantilénes d’automne. 9562.
Feuilles mortes. 9862.
Fleurs cueillies. 9872.
Hérétiques. 9332 (188).
Ode aux marquises. 10780.
Rayon de soleil. 10997.
Sceur Anne. 11156.
Ton baiser. 11364.
Levaillant (Irma) Leider in schwei-
zer-mundart. 5794.
Levant (Oscar) :
Blame it on my youth. 4830.
Hight little darkies on a fence.
7525.
Id do it again. T7797.
Life is a dance. 8120.
My Dixie hi-dee hideaway. 3865.
My hill billy. 3875.
Send a little melody around the
world. 87285.
Three musketeers.
You are my ideal.
Levant (Phil)
Beside thy
15733
Sicilienne. 8754.
9009.
2748.
Technocracy. 2329.
Levay (Lillian) Vera. 23540.
Le Vecque (George) Walking with
my shadow, talking to myself.
25770.
Leveen (Charles) Good bye and good
luck to you. 5276.
LeVeillé (Philippe)
ique. 18201.
Levell (G. C.):
Rock me to sleep in my Rocky
Mountain home. 21138.
Your best wishes are making me
blue. 21680.
Levenson (Boris) :
Lord is thy keeper. 16696.
O sing unto the Lord a new song.
France-Amér-
16965.
Levenson (Jack) Colorado moon.
14037.
Lever (M. B.):
Ave Maria. 17154.
O salutaris Hostia. 8461.
Levere (M. B.) See Lever (M. B.)
Levering (Effie) Chasing butterflies.
18999.
Levidis (Dimitry) :
Lélita. 18604.
Offrande. 18935.
Tes yeux. 19341.
Levin (A. A.) Hail N. Y. U. 22237.
Levin (Heinz) Heut’ bin ich so verg-
niigt, ich k6nnte immer singen. 3374.
Levin (Henry):
Augustine. 2880.
Deliver me, oh Lord. 3117.
Everything was simply charming.
3208.
Here is my love. 3369.
Hipper dip. 3382.
I vos dere, Charlie, vos you.
3504.
Nina. 3930.
Nine o’clock serenade. 3931.
Within the reach of millions.
4582.
Levin (L. J. H.) Pucker up and smile
today. 8626.
Levin (Sylvia) Rhapsodie négre.
11012.
Levine (F. E.) Mississippi legion-
naires. 14800.
Levine (Gus) Longing just for you.
3706.
Lévine (Michel) :
Adieux. 24160.
Mon bandit. 24161.
Levine (Myer) Poor little me. 10919.
Levine (Samuel) :
Always dreaming of you. 13805.
Love waltz. 14705.
Levinge (Peter) Whisper in your
dreams. 15636.
1381
INDEX
Levinson (Jerry):
Ain’t we like two millionaires —
ain’t we. 17777.
Chimes in the chapel. 21910.
Deep in the dark of the night.
18053, 22015.
East of the sun — west of the
moon, where can you be. 9788.
It’s Sunday down in Caroline.
3579, T7989.
It’s the talk of the town.
16548.
Moon of Asia land. 22828.
Odds and ends of an old love
affair. 25146.
Ol’ pappy. 23001.
12502,
Under a blanket of blue. 9070,
11399.
When the last rose of Summer
whispers good bye. 17598,
19527.
When the robins return in the
spring. 17595.
You are the song in my Lidia
17698.
Levinson (Louis) ‘Till the silv’ry
moon turns blue. 21408.
Levittan (Seymour) Just condescend.
24707.
Levy (B. W.) What I do do, I do do
well. 4491.
Levy (Bob) I’m gonna go to the
world’s fair in Chicago. 7847.
Levy (CC. 32:
New Orleans swing. 1677.
Play those baseball blues. 1887.
You’re heaven on earth. 4629.
Levy (Ellis):
Coronado. 9650.
Gypsy. 9986.
Levy (F. H. C.)
nice of you.
Levy (E"r.)=
Greet the day with a smile. 16261.
That’s so very very
2356.
Sleep, little papoose. 19210.
Lévy (Lazare) Etudes. 22668.
Levy (Louis) :
Come out, Vienna. 4948.
Dance, pretty lady. 7413.
Glass of golden bubbles.
Waltz time. 194783.
Levy (R. 8S.) Stay out of the moon-
light. 25566.
Lew Leslie’s
24473, 24505,
25983.
Lewicki (Ernst)
Lewin (Gustav)
Lewin (Peter) :
Forward America. 7597.
On the banks of the Volga.
Oriental patrol. 8523.
7631.
Blackbirds of 1934.
24562, 24764, 25629,
Adagio.
Sonate.
6023.
18618.
8500.
pt. II, n. s., v.28
Lewinnek (Kurt):
Es ist schon wirklich nicht mehr
schon. 9814.
Wir sind alle lustig kariert.
11579.
Lewis (Al):
After the game is over. 19658.
Buy American and good times
will come through. 287.
I am a fugitive from the chain
gang. 915, 916.
I love you — that’s why. 20849,
22385.
It’s time to go home. 22568.
Jug of wine, a loaf of bread and
thou. 1210, 3599.
Mommy darlin’. 24979.
My indoor, outdoor,
anytime girl. 10670.
Railroad Sam. 238154.
Rainbow River moon. 10988.
Save me from being lonesome.
19140, 21180, 21181.
Sing lover sing. 11125, 138297. :
That great American home. 4328.
good-time,
Today and tomorrow. 15463,
15464.
When the moon swings low along
the O-hi-o. 23657.
Would you care. 9262, 13702.
5, 6, 7, 8, nine little miles from
Ten-Ten-Tennessee. 11669.
Lewis (B. H.) We're poor, but we’re
happy in love. 19490.
Lewis (C. B.):
Croon, croon. 7076 (49).
Fairy revel. 17752 (46).
Rollicking road. 6412.
Rose and the ring. 23208.
Lewis (C. H.) Something in the air.
17267.
Lewis (C. W.)
Lewis (D. M.):
Carolina home of mine.
What a night for love.
Lewis (EH. P.):
Hileen mavourneen. 20010.
I know a nook. 16377.
Lewis (F. P.):
Spring sonata. 25556.
Two compositions for piano.
24780.
Lewis (F. W.)
Lewis (H. E.):
I’m a gonna retire. 20354.
My pardner of the trails.
Old trails. 20997.
Lewis (H. M.) Little David play on
yo’ harp. 24801.
Lewis (Harold):
Come with me. 24082.
4889.
19499.
Mummy. 3850*.
20868.
Bide-more alma mater. 212.
Deep-lovin’ gal. 14090.
Hey hey we're gonna be free.
7740, 10029.
1382
nos. 1-12, 1933
Lady with a past. 1270.
Sweet little mountain Rose.
You bunch of fun. 2755.
Lewis (Idris):
Blue Nile.
Money talks.
Lewis (Isabel)
11816.
Lewis (J.-C.) Tony Bolero. 23490.
Lewis (J. C.) jr.:
Tingle ingle of the pennies and
the nickels and the dimes. 4369.
You have an invitation to take the
ozone with me. 15699.
Lewis (J. W.) Im glad I can give
my love to you. 7844.
Lewis (Jack):
Heart broken lonesome and blue.
835.
I’ve lost you, what does life mat-
ter now. 12419.
If you would only say the word.
1102.
Short and sweet. 2127.
Without a warning. 15666.
Lewis (Jackie) Yesterdays’
hearts, strangers today.
15684.
Lewis (L. R.):
Croon, croon. 7076 (49).
Indifferent mariner. 11670 (165).
Inventions, etc. 20461.
Lightnin’. 20619.
Like barley bending. 20620.
Remembrance. 11005.
Lewis (Roy) Back to Oklahoma and
you. 217738.
Lewis (8S. M.):
Goodbye again. 20147.
Two little windows and one little
door. 23510.
We were the best of friends.
23599.
Lewis (Samuel)
close yo’ eyes.
Lewis (W. H.):
Come little bee. 2815 (55).
Had she been kissed before. 7076
(110).
O Lord, most high, to Thee we
pray. 6850.
Rose that she wore. 9332 (315).
When father rode the goat. 15733
2989,
2932.
5983.
Bliss of your kiss.
sweet-
13711,
Bye-a-bye ma honey
11670 (389)..
(384).
Lewis (Will) :
Buddy. 2960.
By the sea. 2977.
Dearest girl of all my dreams.
3112.
Dream girl. 3162.
Honeymoon. 3389.
I know what it means to be lonely.
3439.
INDEX
I’ve got a padlock on my heart.
3499.
Modern maid. 3828.
My old southern home. 3891.
Night time is magic time for us
two. 8435.
Silv’ry mountain moon. 41938.
Soul of the night. 19260.
Sweet romance. 17336.
Tell me, O lovely moonbeam.
4318.
Waiting. 4447.
World’s exposition march. 17682.
Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland
and Through the looking glass.
3676.
Lewis pub. co.
16828.
Ley (H. G.):
Chaconne. 11903.
O Saviour of the world. 1730.
Prelude and fugue. 25287, 25288.
Sing we merrily. 21223.
This pleasant month of May.
9003.
Ley (Herman)
Mozart miniatures.
There’s a Roosevelt
in the chair. 13448.
Ley (Maybel) I love you dearie.
3456.
Leybach (J.) Fifth nocturne. 65179,
5180, 7566.
Leyden (Rolf van) Sonate. 21768.
Li (Allan) Why shine, oh moon.
15653.
Li dous bessoun. 18619.
fLlibardo (A.) Allegramente. 7112,
Liber (J.):
Caprice hongrois. 11886.
Fun on the farm. 14251.
Gimme the pipe. 3280.
Gipsy idyll. 20118.
Hush-a-bye! lLull-a-bye!
Kleinbahnfahrt. 14620.
Madam, you're lovely. 12709.
Nina. 12965.
Nursery clock. 14958,
On grandma’s birthday. 13030.
Rajah of Peru. 4086.
Serenata. 21201.
Sheila and Jimmy. 138281.
Libke (A. L.) Quackle duck. 10978.
Lichner (Heinrich) Auf wiedersehen.
19648 (6).
Lichtenstein (Herbert) Blick von dir
bringt das gltick zu mir. 9505.
Lichter (Hans) pseud. See Clough-
Leighter (Henry)
Lichter (Sam) One hour.
Lichthardt (Mary )
3259*,
Liddell (E. R.)
ferent. 11172.
Liddell (William)
back to Ireland and me.
14378.
17008.
Friendship.
Somehow, you're dif-
When you come
19535.
1383
INDEX
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Liddicoat (J. G.):
Barearolle. 1734.
Priscilla. 1914.
Liddle (Samuel) :
Little love. 93832 (218).
Three sacred songs. 24782.
Lidgey (C. A.) Mummer’s earol.
15733 (224).
Liebegott (E. K.) Strolling ’mongst
the lilies of the valley. 4261, 8886.
Liebenamm (Oscar) Just a tune.
18556.
Lieberman (Erwin) I don’t regret it
at all. 934.
Liebeskind (David) Love’s embers.
12692.
Liebling(Estelle) Invitation to the
dance. 20464.
Liebling (George) :
Arise, men of America.
Robin redbreast. 8671.
Lied einer nacht. 850, 1316.
Lied fiir dich. 25112.
Lied vom gliick. 23833, 24230, 25805.
Lieder, die meine mutter sang. 3679.
Liederbuch der Adventjugend. 14656.
Lien (Margaret) There is a garden
in my dreams. 23454.
Liess (Anna) I’m trying so hard to
forget. 16436.
9397.
Liesseline (Lillian De) See De Lies-
seline (Lillian)
Lieurance (Thurlow) Came the
dawn. 4878.
Liew (C. D. Van) See Van Liew (C.
D.)
Life in the raw. 17005.
Life of Christ in Scripture and song.
16656.
Lift me up. 8123.
Light (F. W.)
20257.
Light cavalry. 23795 (44).
Lighter (Sam) Baby hands. 15815.
Lighthill (Norman) pseud. See Wil-
son (I. B.)
Lighting the world.
How and where.
18625.
Lightman (Paul) Du kleine Ruth
bist doch ’ne riezende frau. 20001.
Lightstone (Mamie) If I could live
my life over again. 14498.
Lignelli (James) Snappy _ tunes.
DAD ah.
Ligner (F.) Apothéose. 9387.
Ligotti (Fernando) Lucia Luci,
24871.
Wandering in
dimme ca me vo’ bene.
Lilenquist (Virginia)
the starlight. 2562.
Liles (Gertrude) My heart’s aglow.
16853.
Liliom. 3636.
Liliuskalani (Queen):
Aloha oe. 11709.
Aloha, aloha oe. 23835.
Lillenas (B. M.):
Jesus took my burden. 22579.
Just over the hill. 3616.
Lillenas (Evangeline) :
Not one is forgotten. 25121,
Within the gates. 25916.
Lillenas (Haldor):
Advance! Not retreat! 18776.
At the throne of grace. 23880.
Broken barriers. 257.
Buried down deep. 24001.
Calvary road. 24021.
Give me Jesus. 24834. .
His stronger hands. 24435.
I do not mind the journey. 982.
If we knew. 24616.
In the morning. 22531.
Jesus intercedes for me. 8005.
Never a one. 8423.
Not one is forgotten. 25121.
Practical Christmas helper.
23118.
Some glad, sweet day. 8797.
Star of hope. 15327.
Surpassing love. 25600.
Theme of my song. 4340.
There is a wonderful name. 8983.
When you know it you will tell
it. 9209.
Without a doubt.
Lillenas pub. co.:
Advance! Not retreat! 138776.
At the throne of grace. 23880.
Broken barriers. 257.
Buried down deep. 24001.
Calvary road. 24021.
Give me Jesus. 243384.
His stronger hands. 24485.
I do not mind the journey.
If we knew. 24616.
Just over the hill. 3616.
Mine eyes beheld the King. 24958.
My sanctuary. 25075.
Practical Christmas helper. 23118.
Songs in the night. 25531.
Star of hope. 153827.
Theme of my song. 4340.
2719.
932.
Within the gates. 25916.
Without a doubt. 2719.
Lillos (John) Linger. 16667.
Lilly, (G.. Pj
6357.
Lilly (Herbert) My sweet wild moun-
tain rose. 20880.
Lilly (J.) See Lilly (J. J.)
Lilly (J. J.) Do you love me as I
love you. 16061.
Limbert (W. A.)
11409.
Limenta (Ferdinando)
Fuga del gatto. 23850.
Limongi (Lillian) Pretending. 21085.
Li Muli (Ben and John) Until you
smile. 6825.
Prosperity’s corner.
Upward bound.
Andantino e
1384
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Lincer (Arthur) It must be you.
7981.
Linch (E. O.) Why did you say good-
bye. 23702.
Lineke (Paul):
Bei muttern zu haus. 98382 (30).
Berliner luft. 2815 (38, 34).
Bis friih um fiinfe. 4656 (68,
64).
Chimes of spring. 3861-365.
Deutscher wandermarsch. 16050.
Foerster’s liebesgarten. 12150.
Geb’n wir noch in’s café. 11670
(114), 17752) (54).
Heimlich, still und leise. 4656
(247-249).
Hochzeitsreigen. 4656 (253).
Jugend ist schon. 4656 (333).
Kiisse mich. 4656 (342).
Miilier-marsch 25992 (46).
Nimm mich mit. 4656 (446).
Prinzess Rosine. 11670 (295).
Rosa-Roschen, Rheinlander. 4656
(546).
Rosen, tulpen, nelken. 4656 (548,
549).
Rosine-walzer. 4656 (550, 551).
Schlaraffen marsch. 4656 (562),
Spring, beautiful spring. 8852.
Unter liebchens fenster. 23795
(103).
Wenn die bombe platzt. 21696
(402).
Lincoff (Gertrude) :
Huggin’ and kissin’ you. 10055.
When the mailman says no-mail
today. 4520.
Lincoln (H. J.):
Aurora. 93832 (20).
Cuban independence. 3084.
General Pershing. 5232.
Merry makers. 18765 (120).
Nuptial waltzes. 21696 (286).
Peace conference. 7076 (259).
Peerless king. 13765 (165).
Silent persuasion. 7076 (317).
Sounds from the Orient. 13765
(207).
Spirit of freedom. 7076 (338).
Tell me why. 256388.
Tri-state. 18765 (228),
Lincoln (Peggy) :
Glad to meet your mother. 3289.
Tick tock goes my little clock.
4364.
Lincoln (W. G.)
Lind (Janet)
10244.
Linday (M. L.):
Alpine serenade.
Cyclone. 3089.
Fantastic rhapsodie. 14205.
Nonchalant waltz. 14951.
Honolulu e. 54138.
Invitation to the waltz.
13801.
Oriental rhapsody. 15004.
Song of Judea. 15291.
Lindberg (Helge) Bagdad. 7177.
Linde (Anna) Art de toucher le
clavecin. 11733.
Linde (Otto) Nimm diesen ring.
10748.
Tenderly. 17364.
Opus 12. 25192.
Built on a rock.
Lindeau (J. H.)
Lindeman (H. A.)
Lindeman (L. M.)
21847.
Lindemann (W. C.) Radio rubes col-
lection of hill country ballads and
comic songs. 8644.
Linden (E. S§S.):
I knew heaven.
Rain. 17116.
Lindenberg (Dorothy) Cherie.
Lindenwirtin (Die) 14666.
Linders (Karl) pseud. See Geibel
_ (Adam)
Lindig (C. E.):
How could you. 14865.
My sweetheart. 10703.
Lindley (Worth) Broadway babies.
9525.
Lindman (Stanley) We're thumbing
our way to Chicago, to see the big
world’s fair. 6882.
Lindner (J. J.):
Ain’t you got no romance, honey.
23822.
Your kisses.
Lindner (P. T.)
16376.
7344,
23784.
Darling girl. 3102.
Lindow (C. HE.) C. E. L. progressive
waltz folio. 17943.
Lindquist (O. A.) Prelude and Fugue
in EH minor. 23906.
Lindquist (W. S.)
old lovers’ lane.
Lindsay (G. L.):
Celtie pastorale. 7319.
Educational orchestra
97938, 18134.
Lindsay (S. L.) My palace of dreams.
10698.
Lindsay-Oliver (Mary)
(M. L.)
Lindsey (W. G.)
22908.
Lines (Bob)
Lines (J. O.)
blues. 1887.
Lines (Nestle) :
Rock me to sleep old rocking moon,
23192.
There’s music in the air.
Lines (R. C.) You, my love.
Lingo (D. F.):
Bandolere. 15822*.
Heidelberg nights. 16296*.
On 5th avenue. 10818.
We've really got a_. President.
15577.
Memories of the
1507.
album,
See Oliver
My Montana home.
See Lines (R. C.)
Play those baseball
23457.
19610.
1385
INDEX
Link (Harry):
At last I'm first with you. 9410.
There’s a ring around my rain-
bow. 2374.
Link (Heinz) Pfannkuchen’s geburt-
stag. 138106.
Link (Raymond) I’m proposin’ to
you. 5537.
Linkiewicz (M. J.) That something
makes me love you so. 19862.
Lintner (J. E.) Better times are
drawing near. 11807.
Lintner (Jimmy) See Lintner (J. EB.)
Linton (J. H.) Blowin’ the blues
away. 15863.
Linton (J. R.) Promise me you’re
mine. 1917.
Lintott (P. M.):
Baby, you’re grown-up. 11757.
Invitation. 1152.
Lintz (A. B.) Vm dreaming along.
992.
Linville (Mary) I’m rich — and how.
12398.
Liparini (Antonio) Spirit of 1933
23363.
Lipet (James):
Beautiful, wonderful, gorgeous,
I’m so in love with you. 176.
It’s not too late. 22560.
We were in love. 23598.
Lippard (Larry) Can I come back to
you. 19820.
Lippincott (H. I.) Because I thought
you cared. 238931.
Lippman (Sid) Fool in love.
5195, 9879.
Lipschultz (George) :
Scene d’amour. 2067.
Valse derniére. 2500.
Lipson (Sylvia) I dreamed of mother.
16363.
676,
Lira (E. V.) Each other. 20005.
Liscombe (A. C.) Douglas band folio.
9743.
Liscombe (Art)
14825.
Liscombe (Frede) Now you’ve gone
I’m alone loving you just the same.
25128.
Lish (Hal):
Minor business.
Moonlight serenade.
12794.
They always call me May. 13452.
Lish (Harold) Iona. 22546.
Lishin (G. A.) Her laughter. 845.
Listiak (M. R.) Soleil et ombre.
11161.
Liston (Harry) See Liston (M. H.)
Liston (M.H.) If I only had a sweet-
heart just like you. 22480.
Liszt (Franz):
Easter song of the angels. 5803.
Erlking. 9332 (317).
Hark! hark! the lark. 6465.
pt. I, n. S., v. 28
Liebestraume. 20627.
Love dreams. 5804, 5805, 8133.
Litolff’s (Henry) verlag:
Arioso im alten stil. 9395, 93896.
Capriccio. 11079.
Concert a-moll fiir violine. 9641.
Divertimento. 9721, 9722.
Drei klavierstticke. 9979.
Drei leichte sonatinen. 10737.
Friihlingszauber. 12177.
Konigskinder. 12571.
Konzert F-moll fir
10363.
Krinzlein. 10366.
Kurioser kaffeeklatsch. 10369.
Liebestanz. 24784.
Marsch der _ schonen frauen.
12741.
Melodie. 12652.
Musik. 10630.
Partita H-mell. 10868.
Pastorale und Gavotte.
Praeludium und _ fuge.
10931.
Scarlattiana. 11061.
Scholasticum 3.
19149,
Suite. 10005.
Torero.. 13483.
Trennungstanz.
TAO walesiiess
Ungleiche rhythmen. 6821.
Waldteufel-reigen. 138569.
Littau (Frank):
At home alone with you. 112.
Hold me closer. 8738.
How does it feel to be blue.
24462.
Nearer my love to thee. 229389.
Spring is just around the corner.
2238.
solo-oboe.
10871.
10930,
13248 — 18252,
25709.
Little (Bascom) jr.:
High and dry. 16806.
Spring in the zoo. 17295.
To Flora. 17480.
Little (G. A.) s7.:
Comp’ny in the parlor. 18008.
Give all your love to me. 9948,
9944,
Goin’ to the fair. 9957.
If I were a millionaire. 20425.
Keep tempo. 18571, 20556.
Little (G. A.) jr:
Give all your love to me. 9948,
9944.
Moonlight on the water. 24986.
Little (Jack) :
Anything your little heart desires.
91, 2861.
At the jungle jubilee. 2877, 4742.
Hold me. 871, 872.
I ean’t get enough of you. 921,
3413, 3414.
1386
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1933
I know you belong to somebody
else. 16379, 20321.
I may be dancing with somebody
else but I keep thinking of you.
12403, 12404.
It’s a wonderful feeling, when you
fall in love. 10265, 12496.
Let’s make up. 12628.
My own. 12912.
What would I do if I didn’t have
you. 19511.
When my little Pomeranian met
your little Pekinese. 2688, 4515.
When the sun bids the moon good-
night. 6945, 9200, 9201.
When you're over sixty, and you
feel like sweet sixteen. 6957.
Wouldn’t trade the silver in my
mother’s hair for all the gold in
the world. 4595.
Little black Sambo. 24796*.
Little damozel. 2951, 4493.
Little David, play on yo’ harp. 24801.
Little gray hen. 8141.
Little Michus. 2815 (184).
Little Miss Mischief. 24803.
Little Mohee. 22687.
Little red lark. 20641.
Little Red Riding Hood. 12646*.
Little rich girl, who was poor. 1344*.
Littlefield (Margie) Silver moon.
8759.
Littlejohn (M. M.):
Rowdy rythm [sic] 138216.
Wasted love. 18579.
Littlejohn (Mary) F. D. R. our
leader. 7548.
Littoff (Maxim) pseud. See Eckstein
(Maxwell)
Litzenberger (D. HE.) Good boy.
5275.
Litzenberger (Raymond) Under the
blue eagle. 23519.
Lively (K. A.):
Dreamland. 6551.
Giant. 735.
Sing Toy. 2154.
Lively pair. 22697.
Liveright (Herman)
10845*.
Livernash (Will):
Hollywood. 53894.
Love made a fool out of me.
To-ward morning,
you. 21426.
West of Great Western Divide.
2598.
When it’s moonlight in Sunshine
valley. 23645.
Liversidge (William)
saw baby. 11300.
Livingston (Arthur)
of dreams. 14528.
Over the coals.
8201.
dancing with
That's my jig-
In my garden
Livingston (Billy)
ing. 10648, 12868.
Livingstone (Lawrence)
count. 9833.
Livio (Antonio) :
Ai sigari de Pinedo.
Angels sing. 11723.
Siciliana. 6502.
Livschakoff (Ilja) Trianon.
Llewellyn (Herbert) Down
Carolina. 18101.
Liorona (La) 14948.
Llossas (Juan):
Blonde Clare. 226.
Es war ein tango. 14182.
Fréiulein Annemarie. 3252.
Mein schones vis-4-vis. 1499.
Lloyd (David De) See De Lloyd
(David)
Lloyd (G. R.) I dream of you. 3424.
Lloyd (George) pseud. Have nothing
to do with a fellow like that. 5340.
See also Wright (Julian)
and Sonenscher (Dave)
My design for liv-
HKyes that
11690.
19418.
in old
— See also Wright (Julian),
Sonenscher (Dave) and KEd-
wards (C. J.)
Lloyd (H. C.):
I was afraid. 144838.
Lazy lover’s moon. 8083.
Lloyd (H. FE.) I’ve got a passion for
pistachio nuts. 22450, 24580.
Lloyd (M. L.) In His face. 22517.
Lo, how a rose e’er blooming. 22700.
Loatman (A. F.) He’s a steppin’ fool
from Alabam’. 831.
Loblov (Béla) :
Hungarian melodies no. 5. 7782.
Ob sing sweet violin. 6196.
Rudolf walse [sic] 64380.
You’re mine. 9299.
Locatelli (P.) Art du violon. 13765
(7).
Lochner (Martin) :
Daughter of Zion, rejoice. 21999.
19075.
23310.
See Lockard (R.
Reed organ preludes.
Locicero (F.) Soffitta.
Lockard (Gibby)
G.)
Lockard (L. H.) When my dreams
come true. 21561.
Lockard (R. G.):
Fool I’ve been to fall in love with
you. 9878.
Nira. 18910.
Locke (C. A.) Just a shady hillside
and you. 8028.
Locke (John) Fantastic ballet.
Lockett (Louis) :
Gone again. 20142.
Naughty wriggle. 18887.
Lockhart (lL. M.) Lockhart band-class
method. 5834.
624.
1387
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28.
Lockroy (Albert) jr. TVll always hold
you in my arms in dreams. 20322.
Lockwood (J. F.) Love at last. 8186.
Lockwood (Le Baron):
Forgiven. 15733 (126).
Snowflakes. 2815 (804).
Lodge (Henry) If I can count on
you. 1079.
Fall in line. 22112.
Lodge (W. S.)
You know I’m sorry.
Lodig (C. L.)
17714.
hoeme(de I)
Black cat crossed my path. 4828.
Disillusioned. 507.
Dreamy minuet. 5087, 18120.
I do. 931, 5464, 5465.
Love that lies. 5876.
Old friends, old wines, old love
songs. 6206.
Passing the night away. 6284.
Reflections in the water. 6882,
11002, 13185.
Silver slippers. 23285.
You’re just like the weather. 7045.
Loeb (W. S.) Beside a garden gate.
4814.
Loeffler (C. M.):
Mort de Tintagiles.
Villanelle du diable.
11670 (238).
11670 (392).
Loeffler (Ernie) You’re responsible.
19622.
Lohner (Fritz) :
Katharina. 12558.
Land des lichelns. 10381*.
Lohr (Hanns):
Im schonen tal der Isar.
Konigskinder. 12571.
Liebesserenade. 10418.
Melodie. 12652.
Yanka. 7019.
Lohr (Hermann):
Chain of roses.
Danse Dubarry. 18038.
Merrythoughts. 24942,
Since you went away.
Loes (H. D.):
Response. 6390.
Think it not strange. 23463.
Lowe (Hilde) Bleib’ mir treu. 223.
Loéwenstern (M. A. v.) Alleluia!
Christ is risen. 7113.
Lofifler (G. P.):
Rockin’ with the rhythm king.
25350.
Sliphorn Sam. 25476.
Lofholm (John) All for you. 48.
Loforese (Frank):
Dance with me tonight. 24116.
Drink brother. 24200.
Song of the wildwood.
Lofstedt (C. G.)
President. 20589.
Lofthouse (C. L.)
love. 22987.
20431.
2815 (44).
6512.
25530.
Let’s all help our
O, mystic night of
Loftus (Elizabeth) Vignettes. 11422.
Log (The) cabin boys. See Owen
(Freddie) and More (Frankie)
Logan (A. B.) Love’s old sweet story.
10493.
Logan (F. K.):
Lift thine eyes.
(229).
Phyllis. 21696 (311).
Song miniatures. 21696 (346).
Were I a bird. 21696 (408).
14659, 21696
Logan (J. H.) Greed. 16256, 22228.
Logan (V. K.):
Lift thine eyes. 21696 (229).
Phyllis. 21696 (311).
Song miniatures. 21696 (346).
Were I a bird. 21696 (403).
Logan (Walter) lLet’s go! America.
5TH.
Logan square drum and bugle corps.
Logan square legionnaire. 1349.
Logas (Emmaline) Prosperity with
Roosevelt. 15099.
Lo Groi (Don) Song without a mel-
ody. 13349.
Logsdon (A. W.) Old love bug has.
kotched me. 20990.
Lohengrin. 2546, 6850, 17505.
Lohm (John) JDarling, dear I love-
you. 19919.
Lohmann (A. S.):
Here we go. 12289.
Ill be there with you.
Something new. 21249.
Lohmiller (KE. F.) :
Another waltz, another kiss, an--
other dream of love. 86.
I'll be sincere. 954.
Moonlight. 1550.
Lohr (Henrietta) :
Call to the arms. 4877.
Hileen I love you. 18137.
Give me New York. 22190.
Hail U.S.A. 7690.
I believed in you. 16349.
My autumn queen. 18808.
You and me. 15687.
Lohr (Hermann) I wish I were a
tiny bird. | 9832, (los):
Lollipop land. 5834*.
Lombardo (Carmen) :
Let’s give love another chance.
8101.
Nothing but the best.
Waltzing in the Carolines.
We're getting closer to
17539, 21520.
You’re beautiful tonight, my dear.
2768, 4627, 4628.
You’re gonna’ be surprised tonight...
11636.
Lombardo (G. B.):
At the end of the trail.
It must be love. 14561.
16383.
25123.
2560.
love.
9416.
1388
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Lombardo (Tony) :
Excelsior folio for accordion. 608.
Play quick method for accordion,
25260.
Londo (Karl)
thing, may-be it’s love.
London (Rex):
Fiddler Joe, diddle-iddle-iddle-id-
Just a little some-
22601.
dle-um. 5178.
On the golden shores of Wigan.
18952.
Londonderry air. 13853, 22703-22705,
24817.
Loneman (Hva) Ill be on my way.
20325.
Lonergan (J. A.) Land of beer and
wine. 8070, 10882.
Long (A. E.) Logan square legion-
naire. 1349.
Long (Adele) American girl. 13809.
Long (Andy) Aloha beloved. 9366.
Long (Carl) My Nevada rose. 25067.
Long (EH. C.) Old friend of mine.
14974.
Long (EH. T.) Story tears. 2253.
Long (F. J.):
Dream of the deep. 18110.
I’m up in the air over you. 38487.
Long (EF. M.) No other one but you.
20942.
Long (H. C.) Three in a love nest.
11344.
Long (Hamilton) Honey what are
you afraid of. 16321.
Long (J. J.) Odette, I love you. 6188,
189384.
Long (J. P.):
George, where’s George. 9927.
Girl who thought — where did you
meet that girl. 746.
Have you had a good day to-day.
12268.
Jollity. 22587.
Let’s all mew like the pussy cats
do. 18606.
That little church among the hills,
back home. 193848.
Long (Jimmy):
I had but fifty cents. 20309.
If I could bring back my buddy.
10181.
In the cradle of my dreams.
10224.
Old folks back home. 10798.
Long (P. C.) End of the way.
16128.
Long (R. M.) One year has gone by.
13042.
Long (Vernon) Maybe I’m to blame.
8782.
Recuerdo. 6381.
Castilian moon-
Longas (Federico)
Longas (Frederico)
light. 9575.
Longfellow (Maury) ’Pon my soul.
15066, 23107.
Longley (Mary)
a break. 13841.
Longmire (John) :
Little Bo-Peep. 8139.
See saw, Majorie Daw. 8723.
Song of the seven oaks. 17276.
Twinkle, twinkle, little star. 9058.
Longo (Achille) Burla del pievano
Arlotto. 2969.
Longo (Alessandro)
25992 (386).
Longo (Frances)
10759.
Longobardi (Carmela)
mystery. 14697.
Longstaffe (Ernest) :
Broadcast album. 9524.
Captain of the fire brigade.
Here is my song. 7736.
Old chair. 8478.
Longton (Tom):
Echoes of love. 24213.
Laugh your cares away. 12592.
Mother is our sweetheart. 14830.
Lonnquist (C. A.) I love you, mother
mine. 7%837.
Lontos (S. S.):
Aedonia. 19654.
Duo astra apopse leipoune. 20003.
Loo (L. J. Van) See Van Loo (L. J.)
Look who’s here. 5847.
Loomis (Alfred) Hushed be the
camps today. 93832 (142).
Loomis (Alwine) That polka dot girl.
13441.
Loomis (C. M.) :
Homesick. 24444.
Show me a way to keep troubles
Aw honey, give me
6 studi di seste.
Not even a memory.
Love is a
2994.
away. 25448.
Loomis (Clarence) Dancer of dreams.
24117.
Loomis (H. W.) Hushed be the camps
today. 9832 (142).
Loomis (Maud) Beneath the southern
pine. 21798.
Loon (J. H. Van) jr.
(J EORGE:
Looney (G. M.)
formed. 19628.
Loos (I. 8.) Rubank assembly hour
piano accordion folio. 2025.
Loose change. 38709*.
Lopes (A. J.) Poor little innocent
See Van Loon
You’ve been misin-
me. 23109.
Lopez (Belisario) Clara. 4932.
Lopez (F. A.):
Ahi va la liebre. 23821.
Mi costilla es un hueso. 24951.
Mujeres bonitas. 25006.
Lopez (Fabian) Brave and watchful.
2150.
1389
INDEX
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Lopez (J. O.) Mensaje de Puerto
Rico. 10560.
Lopez (Jesse) Sueno de amor. 25584.
Lopez (Juan) Palomaerrante. 25222.
Lopez (Lasca) :
Buzzing. 15907.
Dancing with you in the moon-
light. 16025.
For better or worse. 16176.
Hel-hel-hello baby. 16297.
Only girl. 17021.
Lopez (Rafael) Sitiera. 23296.
Lopez (Salvador) Now that beer is
here. 8448.
Lopez (Salvador Sal)
(Salvador)
Lopez (Santiago) pseud. See Borchert
(Walter )
Lopez (Vincent) :
Lopez (Vincent) modern piano
method. 24830.
Sky ride. 8778.
Lopresti (Joseph) Just like a dream.
20541.
Lora (Antonio) :
All I want is you. 28382.
Blues. 234.
Dearest. 483.
Fox-trot. 698.
Give me your heart. 748.
Land of make-believe. 3644.
Song. 10470.
Written in your eyes. 4596.
Lorac (Freddy) Valse miniature.
2504.
Loraine (Tony):
Blues. 234.
Fox-trot. 698.
Song. 10470.
Loraine (William) Martinique. 15733
(206).
Lord (D. A.) Queen enters heaven.
21097.
Lord (Estelle) Mother’s treasures.
24998. .
Lord (Frederic) Ballade. 12666.
Lord (Margaret) :
Cradle song of the Ozarks. 9657.
Just home. 10330.
Queen of th’ night. 10986.
Lord Cambers’ ladies. 4491.
Lord of our life. 18652.
Lo Re (Joseph Tommasi) pseud. See
Tommasi (Joseph)
Lorenz (E. J.) :
In the stable He lies. 20159.
Legendary Christmas carols.
18600. e
Song of home. 21259, 21260.
Swing low, sweet chariot. 21332.
Lorenz (E. S.):
Because He lives. 4656 (49).
Better, happier day. 11670 (32).
Christmas all the time. 9332 (59).
See Lopez
1390
Christmas country. 9332 (60, 61).
Constant Christmas. 9332 (71).
Day of promise. 7076 (58).
Dear Father in heaven. T7076
(59), 11670 (70).
Haster hallelujah. 4656 (152).
Easter sunrise. 577.
Fight the foe. 11670 (105).
Fill the earth with joy. 9332
(110).
Gloria Patri. TO76 (91).
Glory be to God. TO76 (92).
Glory in the highest. 9332 (125).
Glory to God. 93832 (126).
God’s time to strike is now.
11670 (126).
Grapple with the evil. 11670
(131).
Hail to the brightness. 4656
(226).
Hark! the bells. 9332 (132).
He remembers thee. 7076 (115).
Hear Thy servant. 11670 (137).
I come unto Thee. 11670 (145).
I’m praying for you. 11670 (152).
I will be with thee. 11670 (155).
In dreams I saw. 9332 (160).
In excelsis. 9332 (162).
In Immanuel’s land. 4656 (298).
Incline Thine ear. 7076 (152).
Keep the danger signal flying.
11670 (185).
King eternal. TO76 (167).
Let us sing unto the Lord. 11670
(197).
Lifetime is working time: 11670
(199).
Lord hath given victory. 11670
(208).
Lord if he sleep. 7076 (185).
Loud hosannas. 11670 (206).
Man behind the vote. 11670
(220); j
March on the Bethlehem way.
9332 0022 0n
Marching with Jesus. 11670 (223).
Mercy seat. 93832 (232).
Merry Christmas has come. 9332
(233).
Mizpah. 11670 (237).
My heart overflows with His love.
11670 (244).
Nature’s praise. T7076 (236).
New anti-saloon songs. 11670
(248).
No, not by my vote. 11670 (251).
O give thanks. 9332 (262).
Of such is the kingdom. 7076
(247).
Only Thine. 11670 (268).
Praise ye the Lord. 11670 (287).
Pray right and vote right. 11670
(288).
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Prohibition is the only certain
way. 11670 (296).
Put on thy strength, O Zion.
7076 (270).
Put up Thy sword. 9832 (292),
11670 (300).
Rejoice to-day. 9332 (305).
Resting in His love. 11670 (804).
Ring all ye harps of glory. 9332
(308).
Risen in the power of God. 11670
(308).
Rock of ages. 11670 (310).
Salocn money. 11670 (314).
Saloons bring business. 11670
(815).
Singing evermore. 11670 (341).
Summer suns are glowing. 7076
(337).
Sunny hearted daisies. 7076
(338).
Sweet story of old.: 9332 (354).
There never was any one like Him.
7076 (345).
There’s another country. 9332
(857).
Thou shalt be saved. 4656 (632).
"Tis a very pretty world. 7076
(352).
’Tis the saloon. 11670 (378).
Torch of faith. 11670 (382).
Two voices. 7076 (358).
Unseen city. 7076 (359).
We must reap as we sow. 11670
(403).
We praise Thee, O God. 11670
(404).
Weihnachtsland. 11670 (405).
What a happy country. 11670
(409).
What is Christmas without Thee.
9332 (386).
What sort of a backbone. 11670
(416).
When, is Christ coming. 11670
(419).
When the victory has been won.
11670 (426).
Where is He. 9832 (392).
Why should I fear. 11670 (484).
With nature’s” children. 7076
(389).
Wonderful blood. 13765 (253).
Work till the victory comes. 11670
(441).
World’s at work. T7076 (3890).
Worship the King. 7076 (392).
Lorenz (K. K.):
Children’s day treasury, no. 15.
9332 (57).
Christmas, treasury no. 16. 9332
(63).
Easter chimes. 4656 (150).
38188—34———21
Lerenz pub. co.:
Call of Easter. 300.
Christmas Messiah. 16266.
Dancing lesson. 19934.
Dawn in the forest. 19921.
Haster sunrise. 577.
Exalted praise. 20042.
Faith’s Easter heritage. 621.
Friends of Hiawatha. 16208.
Heavenly message. 183804.
His Christmas star, 16311*.
Holy temples. 7753.
In the stable He lies. 20159.
Joy of Christmas. 18544.
Legendary Christmas
18600.
Lord of life. 1365.
Lorenz’s two-part program songs,
20676.
Lorenz’s vox humana no. 4. 1367.
Lost earol. 20677*.
Moments musical. 20775.
Mcther’s love. 8329.
My Redeemer liveth. 1638.
On the lagoon. 19789.
One morning in May. . 18956.
Redemption’s song. 1965.
Shepherds’ trail. 19175*.
Sing, little banjo. 21221.
Song in the air. 19239.
Song of home. 21259, 21260.
earols.
Song of the deep, blue sea. 21266.
Spinning wheel. 21485.
Swing low, sweet chariot. 21332.
Trouble in Toyland. 21431*.
Waltz of the flowers. 21489.
When summer comes. 9191.
Who bids. 9227*.
Lcerenz’s two-part program songs.
20676.
Lorenz’s vox humana no. 4. 1367.
Loretta (W. E.)
10425.
Lorman (D. M.)
5982.
Losech (Abe) pseud. See Lincoln (H.
ea)
Lingering memories.
May I call you mine.
Lo Serro (Helene).
should dear. 5867.
Le Serro (Vivian) Love me like you
Should dear. 5867.
Losey (A. M.):
Love me like you
Dance cf the Nile maidens. 9332
(81-83) .
Golden West. 138765 (72).
Losey (EF. H.):
Chevalier. 19847.
Dance of the manikins. 452.
Dance of the Nile maidens. 9332
(81-83).
Fairy princess.
Golden West.
22110.
18765 (72).
1391
INDEX
Losey (F. H.)—Continued.
Love’s response. 18679.
Overture finale. 10847.
Lost carol. 20677*.
Lost chord. 12710, 13327, 16309.
Lost clown. 10471*.
Lost gods. 6486, 8167, 8731.
Lotarski (W. F.) When I’m dancing
with the man I love. 21553.
Loth (L. L.):
Alpine serenade. 18801.
Cyclone. 3089.
Fantastic rhapsodie. 14205.
Nonchalant waltz. 14951.
Oriental rhapsody. 15004.
Song of Judea. 15291.
-Lothar (F. W.):
Polnisches konzert. 25276.
Vier kleine stiicke fiir streichquar-
tett. 16699.
Lothar (Mark) Welt auf dem monde.
3a02".
Lott (L. H.) Your girl in the moon.
9316.
Lott (R. H.) High time for love. 862.
Loita (Sally) Back to the old folks
homestead. 11767.
Lotter (Adolf) :
Brighton sea-step. 138934.
Dance of the buttercups. 11998.
Emeralds. 9800.
Hungariana. 5434.
Moment musical no. 4 19154.
Morning serenade. 14827.
Practical tutor for the double bass.
21082.
Lotti (Antonio) Crucifixus. 14060.
Loubé (Charles) pseud. See Holoubek
(Karl)
Loubet (F. P.)
the, N. BR. A..-+18196.
Loudly proclaim. 8182.
Loughborough (Raymond)
be. 25492.
Loughton (Bessie) Lost love. 18655.
Louis (R.) Christ-elflein. 25992 (12).
Louisell (C. M.):
Arrowhead moon. 17827.
“Round about now. 19116.
Forward march for
So may it
Louka (Marie) pseud. See Schmid
(Je C:)
Louthe (René) 1° concertino de con-
cours. 15731.
Louve (La) 238795 (47).
Lovas (Steve):
Blind troubedour [sic] 224.
Cheer-up. 7341.
Crossing the bar. 9660.
Lovatt (EF. W.):
Chasing the blue blues. 7337.
Dream, dreamy isle. 18108.
Lovatt (M. A.):
Chasing the blue blues. 7337.
Dream, dreamy isle. 18108.
pt. I, ns Swece
Lovatt (S. E.):
Blow, blow,
15862.
Cheat of Cupid. 9600.
I dare not ask a kiss.
Lovey (E. M.)
ity... Dad:
Love. pseud. See Rodes (Miguel)
Love (Billy):
Depression has gone away. 14100.
I am still thinking of you. 14384.
Love (H. A.) Alleluia O Lord, our
God. 2841.
Love (Henry) pseud.
(Hilde)
Love (Vivian)
night. 7140.
Love _(W. B.):
Depression has gone away. 14100.
I am still thinking of you. 14884.
Love and let love. 18005.
Love child. See Mother of pearl.
Love lost. 2111, 4012, 4615, 4691, 5690,
6685, 12647, 16722.
Love nest. 22735.
Love on Wheels. 2116.
Love racquet. 1393*.
Lovenson (Max):
Love’s shore. 16726.
Smiling you, smiling thru. 6535.
Lovinger (Phyllis) Tango pathetique.
17356.
Lovino (Luigi) Tutta-turchina. 6795.
Low (C. A.) Sands of Sahara. 211738.
Low (Reg):
Beware! beware! or you'll all be
swept away. 2924.
Francis & Day’s concert parties’
album. 701, 22155.
Lowden (C. H.):
Bible tells. 19755.
Building our mansion. 19803.
Eyer onward. 19648 (34).
thou winter wind.
930.
Here comes prosper-
See Lowe
Are you happy to-
Glory in the highest glory. 21696
(123).
© church of > Christ, 30, terth:
20954.
Sing the story. 4656 (578).
Star of royal splendor. 21696
(355).
Trusting in Jesus. 21436.
Waiting for Jesus. 21488.
Wonderful birth. 21696 (421).
Lowden (C. H.) ine.:
O° church of ' Christ, 26, 702m.
20954. ;
Songs of life. 21275.
Trusting in Jesus. 214386.
Waiting for Jesus. 21488.
Lowe ‘(C. E.) :
Canaries. 7302.
Diligente. 7458.
Double des canaries. 7302.
1392
IN DEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Lowe (Harry):
Colorado blues. 24072.
Listen to the story of Sleepy Hol-
low Bill. 24796. ,
Started out from Texas. 25564.
Lowe (Hilde) Bleib’ mir treu. 222.
Lowen (EH. B.) Sing on, my songbird.
11126.
Lowen (Hve) See Lowen (E. B.)
Lowenthal (I'redericka) Hearts and
masks. 19648 (46).
Lowenthal (I. M.) Love is the thing.
3726.
Lowery (E. L.):
My wandering boy. 16898.
Ramblin’ Red Lowery’s blue yodel,
no. 1. 15109.
Ramblin’ Red Lowery’s blue yodel,
mot 20 47119!
Lowery (Ramblin’ Red) pseuwd.
Lowery (E. L.)
Lowett (Otto) Your eyes are mighty,
mighty. 4645.
Lowinsky (Eduard) Buch der kinder-
musik. 11862.
Lowitz (W. W.):
NER Avs 16902:
See
Raquelita. 10995.
You are like a little love bird.
23751.
Lown (Bert) Today and tomorrow.
15463, 15464.
Lowrie (A. R.) Fairer than Killar-
ney’s roses. 12125.
Lowry (—) Love will find a way.
12689.
Lowry (B.) Old rose bush.
Lewry (Cordelia) Wish
jay bird. T7004.
Lowry (H.T.) 3 and 2, three and two
for me and you. 11668.
Lowth (E. E.):
I’ve found the one I love.
Lamentoso. 18591.
Lowy (Larry):
Be yourself. 15826*.
I’m still on my first jig-saw puz-
Zle. 3484.
I’m technocrazy over you. 3485.
Lozano (F.) Canta, gayarre. 24026.
Lualdi (Adriano) Figlia del re. 644.
Lubbe (Kurt):
Made! aus dem Rheinland. 20710.
1756.
I were ’er
5569.
Prinzessin ftir eine nacht. 6349.
Luber (Annette) Memories. 24923.
Lublensky (Joseph) jr. My loeve is
really meant for you.
Lubsen (A. C.)
18831.
Second hand woman.
17189.
Luca (Joseph De) See De Luca
(Joseph)
Lucas (C. W.) Why did you leave
me, 2692.
Lucas (Clarence) When stars are in
the quiet skies. 9190, 19525.
Lucas (Emory) I’m crazy ’bout red
hot music. 144381.
Lucas (Frank):
Operatic folio for the accordion.
15001.
Play quick method for accordion.
25259.
Silver folio for the accordion
band. 13289-13291.
Lucas (Leighton) Every wind that
blows. 602.
Lucas (Mary) Mice. 24953.
Lucas (W. E.):
I wonder if you love me. 18459.
Three cheers for the N. R. A.
19377.
Lucchesi (J. M.):
Florelle. 7581.
Fragil Marioneta. 7601.
Gaby Morlay. 22169.
Juntitos los dos. 14592.
Lamento Gitano. 1275.
Minuto de locura. 18744.
Mis ternuras. 14796.
Ojos espanoles. 23000,
t0Sas de pasion. 15158.
Sevilla a Triana. 8733.
Tus labios. 23505.
Varelito. 13537.
Lucia (Albert De) See De Lucia
(Albert )
Lucie (Lawrence) That small town
dance. 17382.
Lucier (F. M. R.) I love you. 3455.
Lucke (M. C.):
Hear O Master, hear my prayer.
16250.
Rio Grande. 25340.
Lucky breakers. 11945.
Lucky number. 11946.
Luczak (A. J.) Tonight is ours.
19409.
Ludden (B. R.) Wanderers nachtlied.
15561.
Ludden (Ben) Ludden (B. R.)
Ludeke (Alice) :
Break of dawn. 11853.
Curley [sic] head. 3086.
Luders (Gustav) :
This is how I do. 2815 (329).
To teach the young idea how to
shoot, shoot, shoot. 2815 (332).
Ludlow (Maris) See Silveria (M. L.)
Ludlow (V. P.) Right now’s the time
for loving. 253838.
Ludwig (Harry):
Carolinette. 320.
Old Man Prosperity.
Who am I — alone. 19547.
Ludwig (Herman) If I only had one
night with you. 20423.
8484.
1393
INDEX
Ludwig music pub. co.:
Lac des cygnes. 23500.
Overture Naomi. 23056.
Overture to Petreila’s opera Ione.
23059.
Samsonian polka. 23248.
Luedike (Verne) Just pretending.
12547.
Lueder ,(F....W.)>:
As you like it. 19705*.
Silver fish. 23284.
Luie (Henry):
Dreaming of you. 12083.
My aching heart is calling you.
14854.
Lukac (G. M.) My pretty blue-eyed
Slovak maiden. 10698.
Luke (lL. B.) Boite 4 musique. 4848.
Luksie (S. B.) Franklin Roosevelt,
the nation’s pride. 16200.
Lullaby. 12704, 22751*.
Lullaby land. 24877.
Lulli (—) Overture to Atys. 23057.
Lully (—) <Appleblossom. 71387.
Lum (Vivian) Sugar lumps. 8898.
Lumb (C. L.) Pickaninny lullaby.
8566.
Lumley (Herbert) So does she. 65388.
Lumm (Fred) Where the golden sun-
set mingles with the ocean’s blue.
2669.
Luna-verlag. See Bendix (Paul)
Lund (W. J.) Depression
9709.
Lundberg (Edgar) :
Contemplation. 3062,
My prayer. 6093.
Lundeen (EK. O.):
College daze. 24069.
I’m so afraid I’m gonna lose you.
blues.
24557.
That old-fashioned bar-maid of
mine. 19350.
Lundell (Otto) Sing His praise.
25462.
Lundgren (D. B.) I always remember
your eyes so blue. °18352.
Lundgren (Oscar) I’m longing for
someone to love. 1007.
Lundin (C. E.) Corelli. 14052.
Lundquist (M. Nathaniel) :
30w unto God. 11835.
3uilt on a rock. 21847.
Easter song. 5102.
Lord Jesus, Who
18651.
dost love me.
Wake, awake. 11442.
Who trusts in God. 23692,
Lundquist (M. Norman) All praise to
2839.
Moments that
1539.
Thee, my God, this night.
Lundsten (Leonard)
will treasured be.
pti was
Lundstrom (C. F.):
Serenade to a dream. 21200.
She took off her hat. 21206.
Shocking rag. 21210.
Street woman’s lament. 21307.
This and that. 21396.
Lunham (C. W.):
Come join the dance. 24075.
Whene’er I see those smiling
eyes. 25869.
Lunk (F. M.):
Anchored at last. 2815 (8).
At the battle’s front. 21696 (16).
Going through with Jesus. T0776
(97)).
Have Thy way in me. 2815
(127).
I am His child. 2815 (140).
I will never leave Thee. 2815
(150).
Make me pure. 2815 (198).
Nothing satisfies but Jesus. 2815
(249).
Pray without ceasing. 2815
(LON
Sabbath praises. 2815 (294).
So will I comfort you. 2815
(305).
Throw out the gospel line. 2815
(330).
Lunt (Ben) Ill be seeing you.
10100.
Luntsford (J. L.) All hail the power
of Jesus’ name. 13793.
Lupica (Agostino) Vieni. 23542.
Lupino (Stanley):
I don’t want to go to bed: 3428.
I’ve found the right girl, oh!
what a girl. 16460.
Just one more before we say good-
night. 3614.
Lurvey (H. F.):
Scampus on the campus. 11060.
Somebody stole my baby. 25506.
Someone. 8803.
Southland. 6582.
Take my lips. 25624.
When it’s apple time in Charm-
land. 9184.
When it’s orange blossom time in
California. 23646.
Luryey (W. FE.) When I’m with the
girl I love. 9178.
Lusch (John) National song of the
UseSiwA. -. 12941.
Lush (EK. J.) Bluer than blue. 13914.
Lusk (Giz. :
Prohibition razz. 8605.
Prosperity march. 19050.
Sugar River. 11228.
Wisconsin. 11580.
Luther (Frank) :
Chewin’ gum. 9604.
Cowboy’s best friend. 21963.
1394
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1933
Fair young lover. 9836.
Forsaken girl. 698.
Good ship Seth Parker. 24867.
Katey Dale. 3622.
Lost in the woods. 38712.
Train is now in town. 113871.
Under the weeping willow. 11402.
Underneath the Georgia starlight.
25734.
‘Zora. 21692.
Luther (Martin) Luther, the gift of
God. 18686.
Lutkin (L. C.):
Camp. 13765 (22).
13765 (24).
13765 (106).
Olivarius. 13765 (156).
Theodore. 138765 (223).
Lutkin (N. L.) City road.
(54).
Lutkin (P. C.):
Baptism. 4656 (46).
Belleville. 4656 (60).
Camp. 138765 (22).
Caryl. 18765 (24).
City road. 11670 (54).
Copenhagen. 7076 (46).
Gleason. 4656 (213).
Joshua. 4656 (3828).
Kiel. 7076 (166).
Kolding. 7076 (168).
Lanier. 138765 (106).
Olivarius. 13765 (156).
Patten. 4656 (486).
Prescott. 4656 (515).
Racine. 4656 (522).
Theodore. 138765 (223).
Transtiguration. 4656 (647).
Upham. 4656 (658).
Lutterman (Gustav) Violin studies.
23795 (105, 106).
Luttrell (C. A.) I shall be with her
there. 24571.
Luvaas (M. J.):
Bendemeer’s stream. 23949.
Come, spirits, ’tis His day. 23902.
Luxemburg (Iréne) Suite of dances
for children. 11230.
Luxemburg, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. 5
Luz bros. music publishers:
Fast asleep. 16151.
Good fellow songs.
Gotta go. 5299.
T’ll meetcha on the beach Sunday
afternoon, 12353.
I’m goin’ your way, river.
Love stands by. 10484.
Mother Nature’s lullaby.
Two rooms of love. 17469.
What good am I alone. 9169,
Savor... (As. Ts) Springfield college
songs. 138367.
Caryl.
Lanier.
11670
12225.
10125.
12835.
Lyerly (Pearle) :
Darkness—dawn—day. 465.
In the fulness of time. 20450.
Lyle (J. E.) Sweetheart of all my
dreams. 25614.
Lynch (Claire)
24955.
Lynch (EK. J.):
Daddy, dear daddy. 9666.
Let’s be friends. 24766.
What.makes you feel that way.
17554.
(John)
Midwinter lament,
Lynch
3860.
Lynch (M. P.) Message for mother.
18733.
My book of love.
Lynde (L. L.):
Darling, O darling. 7426.
Mauve hour. 8255.
Mephisto—dance. 14781.
Lynes (Frank) aw. and MLynes,
(A. G.) prop.:
Abide with me. 2815 (1).
Again ag evening’s shadow falls.
Sieh Say (S)))2
Alpine rose. 17752 (11).
At the making of the hay. 17752
(14).
Dutch dolls. 17752 (36).
God keep you, dearest. 18765
(70).
I sing to let my lady know. 138765
(90).
June roses. 13765 (103).
Lord is risen. 17752 (85).
May dew. 17752 (92).
My heart ever faithful. 138765
(10).
My honey. 138765 (127).
O come to me, Mavourneen. 138765
(138).
O for the wings of a dove. 17752
(94).
O that we two were maying.
17752 (57).
OV Mammy Coon.
Pretty Polkiv Oliver.
13765 (145).
13765 (174).
There were shepherds. 17752
(145).
Until the day breaks. 17752
(58).
17752 (154).
17752
Wanted, a wife.
When the swallow sings.
(159).
Winds in the trees. 17752 (160).
Lynk (F. M.) Nation’s rally song.
20912.
Lynn (Litta) Rosemary, for remem-
brance. 15160.
Lyon (C. H.) Asbury. 138765 (8).
Lyon (Charles) Strolling ’mongst the
lillies [sic] of the valley. 8886.
Lyon (Fred) My dreams of you.
18815.
1399
INDEX
Lyon (Gertrude)
too. 24149.
Lyon (Harold):
My life began.
My sweet. 6100.
We sang Sweet Adeline.
Lyon (James):
Bagatelles.
Dream come true.
Fairy castle. 618.
Invocation to the sun.
Oberon’s song. 12995.
Lyon (Leland) I never
meaning of love. 18423.
Lyon (R. W.) Sweetheart of my boy-
hood days. 23411.
Lyons (Anna):
My mother dear.
Our Roosevelt.
Lyons (Edmund)
WS ale)
Lyons (Erland)
B
Did I get a pedigree
1622.
11469.
T176, 21774.
12066.
5650.
knew the
12902.
8529.
Darkie’s holiday.
See Lyons (J. HE.
=)
yous (CE. HE)r:
What-ta-u-say. 23627.
When the moon hangs low in the
valley. 19528.
Lyons (F. M.) I lost and you won.
3450.
Lyons (J. E. B.) Croon a little love-
song. 3079.
Lyons (Joe) When it’s lamp lightin’
time in the valley. 2634, 4512,
25838.
Lyons (lL. F.) Give back your love
to me. 5253.
Lyons (Les)
Lyons (N. E.)
See Lyons (L. F.)
On a far away isle.
18949.
Lyons (T. J.) Smile, smile, smile.
15269.
Lyrel (Jean) :
Loin de Paris. 14679.
On est gosse. 14986.
Pastorale. 15247.
Peut-on dire deux fois: je t’aime.
15040.
Se je devenais ton amant. 15287.
Y a des gens quand 7? par!
d’amour. 15680.
Lytle (M. E.) Are you wearing the
13827.
Progressive vocal exer-
same old smile.
Mi (Du J2)
cises. 8604.
M. Antoinette
7403.
Ma femme
2462, 6350.
Maass (Otto) musikverlag. Du lieber,
alter Stephansturm. 9785.
(Sister) Crucified.
homme d’affaires. 2324,
Maass (Otto) verlag. Wo hat Bri-
gitte verbracht die brasilianische
nacht. 2720.
pt. II, n. S., v. 28
Mac. pseud. See McClintock
ry)—McKenney (J. F.)
Mac & Bob. See McFarland (Lester)
and Gardner (R. A.)
McAbee (A. N.) Memories of father.
10551.
MecAboy (Louise)
(Har-
Dreams when I’m
dancing with you. 22076.
McAdoo (E. N.) Roads. 1991.
McAdow (Helen) Illustrated tap
rhythms and routines.
McAfee (C. B.)
4656 (631).
MeAfee (Edris)
vou'd be the one.
McAfee (Homer)
16986.
McAfferty (M. J.)
do. 24822.
McAlister (A. T.):
Rice apartment for two.
14618.
Love is the only thing.
10196.
Thou art the same.
I never
7870.
Old-fashioned girl.
thought
What would you
20685.
That’s what I’m livin’ for. 2358.
MacAllen (Warren) Over here.
17035.
McAllister (H.S.) pseud. See Strauss
(H. M.)
McAllister (J. B.) I saw you smile.
(875.
McAllister (Thelma) :
Old Missouri moon. 25166.
Wild wood stream. 25899.
Macalpine (Arthur) Marita. 1481.
McAlpine (KH. A.) Love me just a
little bit. 24851.
MecAntire (Josephine) Chinese chow.
3029.
McArthur (EF. R.);:
Joyful living. 22591.
Mysterious atonement.
Rally call. 19069.
Road to success.
McArthur (Grace)
grand. 18988.
MacAyn (—) pseud.:
Fenster auf, der lenz ist da. 5175.
Frag’ nicht! frag’ nicht. 18199.
Gliick macht eine frau so schon.
5260.
Lied geht um die welt.
22922.
21135.
Oh, gee ain’t love
18620.
Mir fehlt ein freund wie du.
5971.
Musik muss sein. 6034.
McBay (Louis) Fill the bowl. 645,
646, 7568.
MacBoyle (Darl):
At the deep sea jubilee. 7146.
That means you're falling in love.
4330.
MecBurnie (Thomas) :
At the end of the trail.
It must be love. 14561.
9416.
1396
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
McCaffery (Jack) jr. Who won the
war. 92380.
McCalino (Connie) :
What have I done.
You took the melody.
25811.
25978.
McCall (J. P.) Pirate goes West.
15050.
McCallum (Elmer) Dad’s advice.
447,
McCane (Lela) My heart is broken
today. 8364.
McCann (Frank)
June with you.
Summer nights in
19297.
MeCann (Thomas) Enchanted vil-
lage. 24223.
McCarter (R. W.) I’m not your
daddy. 7850. .
McCarthy (Charley or Charlie) :
Prairie lane. 13080, 17049, 18992.
When can I call again. 4501.
When Veronica plays the har-
monica. 25861.
MacCarthy (H. D.) Love, love, adieu.
8200.
MacCarthy (Hector) We'll
along together side by side.
McCarthy (Stephen) :
Elephant never forgets.
Ga-ga moon. 16209.
One last kiss. 17018.
We'll build a home of our own.
17532.
We might try again. 17534.
McCarthy (William) :
Mississippi, it’s me.
work
Qa Dar
16124.
12798.
Mississippi Mac’s lullaby. 12799.
McCartney (EH. M.):
New deal. 20919.
Patrick County 4 H club song.
21048.
McCarty (Donna) It must have been
a dream. 3574.
McCarty (Joe)
15488.
McCarty (K. B.) We’re marching for-
This night is ours.
ward with the N.R.A. 215238.
McCarty (Lem) Those islands of
the South seas. 11337.
McCarty (M. A.) Gingham . girl.
22185.
McCaskill (J. T.):
Lone Star state. 3700.
Texas blue bell waltz.
McCauslin (G. W.):
Desire. 499.
Naughty moon. 1659.
NIRA eagle. 18849.
-Macchabey-Ganeval (EFmilienne)
Quinze lecons de solfége. 12708.
Maccio (Josephine De) See De Mac-
cio (Josephine)
McClanahan (La Verne) This is a
dem, dem, democratic year. 15487.
2340.
McClaren (KH. F.) Flowers. 669,
22136.
McClary (G. M.):
Cuban glow. 4972.
What’ll I do. 23618.
Who said depression. 9229.
Winter is summer with you.
23720.
You are the shine in my Sun,
_ 9276.
McClary (Walter) Good morning this
morning. 14296.
McClay (S. BR.) Roosevelt at the
throttle. 11026.
McClean (H. G.):
Empty dreams keep on haunting
me. 20020.
I’ve got a
24581.
Under Dixie skies. 15515.
You’re the one and only. 23777.
McClellan (J. ¥. W.) My Sally Lou.
12919.
McClelland (LL. M.)
far away. 15625.
McClintock (Harry)
ing trapeze. 18699.
McCloud (H. H.):
Dreamy southern moon. 3172.
Our love was the sweetest of all.
17082.
Sweet little Patsy Downs. 8907.
Where are you tonight. 4531.
McClung (John) Let’s have some
beer. 10408.
McClure (P. M.)
song in my heart.
When you are
Man on the fiy-
When I’m with the
girl I love. 9178.
McClure (W. W.) Headin’ south.
20211.
McColl (Viva) If you only knew.
10190.
McConathy (Osbourne) Spring song.
9332 (339).
McConnell (Daisy): -
Love rides on the waters tonight.
16712.
Open the door of your heart.
1796.
McConnell (Ed):
In a friendly sort of way. 5615.
Smilin’ Ed. McConnell’s favorite
radio hymns. 25482.
Tiny toys. 11352, 13474.
McConnell (G. B.):
Barbara. 7185.
By the moss covered grave on the
hill. 290.
California skies. 7297.
Corn cob Willie. 413.
Down at the general store. 5381.
Down at the old red barn. 532.
Drunk song. 564.
Fiddle doesn’t fit his chin. 641.
He just kept biting his nails. 827.
1397
INDEX
McConnell (G. B.)—Continued.
He kissed her good-night until
morning. 828.
Hill-billy prisoner and mountain-
eer song folio, no. 1. 18322.
I’m a runaway from a chain gang.
948.
I’m gonna go back to the moun-
tains. 999.
I’m so happy when the sun is
shining. 1016.
Last night. 1281.
Lonesome Valley Sally. 13864.
More I grew tomatoes. 1558.
Morton Downey song album.
8320.
*Neath the old hanging lamp in
the parlor. 1662.
Normandy eyes. 8444.
Old Bill Smith. 1746.
On sweetheart bay. 3971.
Over the bar. 1826.
Pumpkin has no pump. 1927.
Radio rubes collection. 8644.
Red River lullaby. 1964.
Take this rose. 2309.
There ain’t much good-in a wo-
man. 23864.
When I played peek-a-boo with
daddy. 2629.
When it’s harvest time in old New
Hampshire. 2633.
When somebody sings Home sweet
home. 2642.
Where the Arizona moon is shin-
ing. 2668.
McConnell (Gertrude)
time. 17006.
McConnell (Hazel):
Love rides on the waters tonight.
16712.
Open the door of your heart. 1796.
McConnell (J.C.) You mean so much
Once upon a
tomer W722:
McConnell (Smilin’ Ed.) See McCon-
nell (Ed.)
McConnor (J. V.) Heart’s in the
river. 18301.
McConville (Allen) :
I’ve lost all my faith in you. 7886.
It’s time I told you dear I loved
you. 18514.
Now, I’m so alone. 22971.
McCormack (B. E.) Someone took
love away. 133382.
McCormack (J. P.):
Beggars’ march. 238940.
In my light canoe. 24634.
Mother. 24991.
Roosevelt. 25367.
McCormack (Josie) :
Dearest brother. 5016.
My lost love of the country. 3881.
My mother’s smile. 6087.
pt. m1, n. s., v. 28
McCormick (C. H.):
De golden gate. 5007.
How beautiful. 5422.
Miniatures in music.
24959.
McCormick (N. S.):
Charlene. 19840.
Pink rose-buds to you. 21063.
Prepare ye the way of the Lord.
23126.
Wait thou only upon God. 21487.
McCown (J. L.) F.D.R. our leader.
7548.
McCoy (lL. D.):
College tap. 9627.
Drifting on clouds. 9777.
McCoy (O. L.) Carols of love.
McCracken (A. H.)
tree lane. 12063.
McCracken (W. R.)
me. 11988.
McCravy (Frank) McCrayy (Frank
& Jim) album of fireside songs.
1438. ’
McCravy (Jim) McCravy (Frank &
Jim) album of fireside songs. 14388.
McCray (Walter) Ballad of trees and
the Master. 21777.
McCreedy (S. L.) Teardrops. 2327.
McCreery (H. C.) Pretty poinsettia.
5968, 18742,
17862.
Down the maple
Christ’s love to
17095.
McCreight (W. H. B.) Boy of my
dream. 11888.
McCruden (P. J.) Prosperity we greet
you. 1925.
McCruden (Patrick)
is calling. 20633.
McCullah (Mary)
McCurdy (F. E.)
4037.
McCutcheon (E. L.):
I love to play my fiddle. 22378.
President Roosevelt and the N.R.A.
17092.
Wings away. 25907.
McCutcheon (R. M.):
Cynthia. 16015.
Nocturno. 10501.
Prosperity’s around the corner, so
grin. 10963.
McDermand (L. E.)
10496.
McDermott (lL. F.)
4928.
McDermott (M. G.)
perity. 8900.
McDermott (Walter)
of the moon. 16519.
McDevitt (B. L.) Mother. 10608.
McDonald (A. M.) Forever mine.
16184.
MacDonald (Ballard) Just like a cor-
ner of heaven. 14603.
Little green isle
Sky Ann. 17241.
Pictured melodies.
Loyal lion cubs.
Christmas night.
Sunshine of pros-
In the shadow
1398
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
McDonald (C. W.):
That good-night waltz with you.
17a 2,
We're for the N. R. A. 17588.
McDonald (D. R.):
Going down the old St. John a
Yiver. 18236.
Tl always like little Hileen. 20325.
McDonald (Dexter) See Dexter Mc-
Donald. pseud.
McDonald (I. D.) Love like the shad-
ows on the stream has drifted away
from me. 8199.
McDonald (Jack)
arms. 9212.
MacDonald (M. E.)
Sings again. 9199.
McDonald (M. M.):
When yowre in my
When the robin
Fairy ring. 5162.
These are the days. 8998.
McDonald (M. W.) Rose covered
shack. 21149.
McDonald (Savanah)
memories. 18819.
MacDonald (Stewart) pseud. See
Coon (8S. M.)
McDonald (T. M.):
In a garden where fairies play.
18475.
My own prosperity. 8388.
MacDonough (Alan):
Companions of the blade.
(42).
‘Crew of the Peekaboo. 2815 (63).
Goodbye my love. 2815 (113).
Governor of Guam. 2815 (114).
Halloween. 2815 (122).
It’s hard to be a hero. 2815 (166).
Little class of one. 2815 (183).
Love is like a cigarette. 2815
(188).
Nature class. 2815 (248).
Voice for it. 2815 (345).
Wonderland. 2815 (377).
McDonough (Thomas) Alabama’s
Sally-Ann and Susie-Anna, 4681.
McDougall (F. M.) Moonbeams.
18777.
Macdougall (H. C.):
How sweet and silent is the place.
2815 (1387).
King Alfred’s hymn. 4656 (340).
O send out Thy light. 2815 (254).
O wert thou in the cauld blast.
2815 (256).
MacDougall (Roderick) :
Gracie’s missing brother. 3312.
Let’s you and me, back Franklin D.
16648.
There’s a new little face, up in
God’s own place. 4347.
MacDowell (Al) Cowboy Tom’s
round-up book. 19891.
My garden of
7076
MacDowell (BH. A.) :
In passing moods. 25795 (49).
Zweite, indianische, suite. 21696
(245).
MacDowell (Marian) In passing
moods. 23795 (48).
McDuffee (M. H.) Your love. 23787.
Mace (KH. S.) Prosperity, take the
d-i-e from depression. 10966.
McEachern (Malcolm) Changing of
the guard. 7324, 11905.
McElroy (C. J.) You’ve got me in a
panie. 2788.
McElroy (J. H.) jr. Neath the Shen-
andoah moon. 10720.
McEnery (P. J.) You're the prettiest
girl. 19626.
McEntee (J. C.) I’m in favor of a
five day week. 5516.
Macer (Norman) :
Because I’m in love with you.
4792.
My world of dreams. 6107.
That wonderfull [sic] mother and
daddy of mine. 11308.
McEuen (M. A.) Just a lonely rolling
stone. 5711.
McEwan (Marion)
always. 14485.
McFadden (J. E.)
MacFadyen (Alexander)
5939.
McFarland (Lester)
I will love you
My own. 16872.
Meditation.
Keep a light in
your window tonight. 12560.
McFarlane (Arthur):
Back to Cincinnati. 11766.
By the dreamy lagoon. 1285.
Certain something. 11902.
Cleo. 7360.
Dreamy Miami moon. 7507,
14149.
It must be love. 7980.
Legion parade. 8088.
Maroon and gold. 8244.
My mother. 8378.
Macfarlane (W. C.):
Benedicite, omnia opera Domini.
4811.
Hymn to the night. 38408.
McGarvey (A. R.) Since you’ve come
back. 18295.
McGary (Jack) Singing o’er your
shoulder. 11131.
McGaughey (L. A.) I would not eare.
10176.
McGavisk (Jas.)
to meet a friend.
McGee (Andrew) :
Bad little girl. 17858.
Somewhere—someday — sometime.
255138.
McGee (Dorothy)
14607.
McGee (Hllen)
Gee, but it’s great
12187, 20110.
Just smile and go,
My own. 22910.
1399
INDEX
McGee (F. W.):
Book of life. 240.
Fifty miles of elbow room.
18173.
I got to leave here. 939.
Nothing to do in hell. 18924.
McGee (J. J.) I ain’t dirtied a plate
to-day. 5440.
McGhee (Norva) Believing in you.
11792.
MacGhee (W. P.) Tantum ergo.
23426.
McGill (Ada):
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
One girl. 21007.
McGill (Bill):
Down where the Rio Grande
flows. 18104.
Give me a thought sometime.
18226.
Shiver my timbers. 138284.
Waltzing alone. 19474.
MeGill, (CE) Ts):
Snatch your happiness. 2171.
Snatch your happiness where you
ean’ get at 2
McGillicuddy (Hugene) Don’t knock
on my front dorr [sic]. 12048.
McGillivray (W. A.) Shadow in the
flagon. 2112.
MacGimsey (Robert) :
Down to de rivah. 22058.
Thunderin’ wonderin’. 23474.
Trouble. 23496.
McGinley (Josephine) :
Cleopatra taught the whole world
16199.
how to dance. 379.
Wont you come back to me.
Papa
You remind me of the sunset.
2783.
McGinley (M. M.) Gift for you.
3278.
McGinnis (George). Little Mary Lou.
1342.
McGlade (N. A.) When it’s primrose
time in Ireland. 23648.
McGonigle (E. C.):
Ashes of dreams.
Dream shadow.
11737.
12072.
McGovern (Hugh) Chicago by the
Sea. 140138, 15955.
McGowan (H). Nicene ereed and
Agnus Dei. 11761.
McGowan (T. A.) That night in Vi-
enna. 21363.
McGowen (F. S8.):
America needs you now.
Hollywood. 5394.
I wish you happiness.
It was just a dream.
McGraw (C. F.)
lights. 23517.
15773.
12428.
5676.
Under the ballroom
pt. Hi, n. S., v.28
McGraw (C. W.):
Brethren, ya’ gotta change your
way. 7259.
Gee, I’m glad you’re you. 22176.
Sweet, sweet Claire. 6664.
Tell me, please. 4319.
Under the ballroom lights.
Wanna buy a duck. 23570.
MacGregor (Chalmers) Look around
for someone new. 10464.
25517.
MacGregor (Chummy) Look around
for someone new. 10464.
MacGregor (F. M.) Home-land.
5400, 5401.
McGregor (Frances) Prosperity at
last. 15095.
MacGregor (Harriet) Forward N.
R. A. 16198.
MacGregor (Helen) :
Follow me. 24273.
Frere Jacques. 24804.
24913.
25381.
Medley of American tunes.
Row, row, row your boat.
Three blind mice. 25681.
McGrew (E. S.):
Happy ending. 3340.
There’s a shrine in my heart to
your lovliness [sic]. 11317.
McGuinn (J. J.) Annabelle. 7134*.
McGuinness (Frank):
Beautiful Rose
175.
Bright lights never
Broadway. 4857.
McGuire (A. J.):
Keeping house with you. 3629.
of Broadway.
go out on
Melancholy song. 22798.
Pitehin’. 4038.
Pleading. 8576.
Voo doo priestess. 4441.
McGuire (F. J.) Foot-steps. 12156.
McGuire (H> “T:) “st! “Prosperity:
25304.
McGuire (Jack) See McGuire (A. J.)
McGuire (Patterson) Blue eyes.
21826.
Mach (Slava) Zvadla rtiZe. 25990.
Machabey-Ganeval (Emilienne) Trois
mélodies. 24880.
Machado (Lena)
McHale (T. J.)
Hoonanea. 123807.
Sweetheart, darling,
more. 13406.
Machts (Helene) Fritihlingsbilder.
9332 (119).
Machts (Ludwig) Frihlingsbilder.
9332 ‘(119).
McHugh (G. C.)
tion is with you.
McHugh (Jimmy):
Ain’t it the truth. 81.
Bus ride sequence—musical open-
ing. 17937.
Clean as a whistle. 15974.
Dinner at eight. 16055, 18073.
Roosevelt, the na-
8681.
1400
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Don’t blame me. 14118.
Drumming out. 19999.
Full of the devil. 22166.
Hail to the Baron Munchausen.
16268.
Happy times. 812.
Hey! young fella, close your old
umbrella. 853.
I’ve got a roof over my head. 1037.
In the little white church on the
hill. 5639.
Let’s sit this one out. 24775.
Let’s whistle a waltz. 22665.
Lucky fella. 18681, 24872.
Musical opening. 18805.
My dancing lady. 20820, 22874.
Pride of the mountainside. 23133.
Then you went and changed your
mind. 2368.
What is there about you. 19505.
With a feather in your cap. 2715.
Machurek (B. M.):
Biue eagle. 23968.
Jasmine. 14575.
My sweetheart. 16888.
Rock me to sleep mother.
Macias .(Pete) :
When twilight
11531,
You can ask the stars. 19608.
MelInnis (Lottie) Sweetheart, please
15137.
Shadows fall.
forgive. 19322.
McInnis (Murray) You’re gone sweet-
heart. 21660.
McIntosh (lL. HB.) On the banks of
the Illinois. 3973.
McIntosh (Susie) Grand new girl of
mine. 16249.
McIntosh (W. Y.)
the Illinois. 3973.
McIntyre (H. J.) I will be faithful.
On the banks of
dO78.
Mcintyre (J. H.) Through and blue.
4362.
McIver (L. O.) I have turned my
love on some other one. 14401.
Mack (B.):
General Grant's grand march.
4656 (207).
Smile waltz. 2169.
Mack (Freddy) We can’t get in with
the agents. 6874.
Mack (Gene) Don’t knock on my
front dorr [sic] 12048.
Mack (I. H.):
Easter morning. 4656 (155).
Fair Haster. 4656 (171).
Gates of gladness. 4656 (204).
Hark! the song. 4656 (238).
Joy overflowing. 4656 (329).
Santa’s success. 21696 (333).
Tomb is shining. 4656 (643).
Mack (Johnny) pseud. See Reed (J.
M.)
I never knew what you
1027.
Mack (Lula)
meant to me.
Mack (Walter):
It’s time to ring the old time clock
again. 14570.
Spot by the side of thee. 15319.
also pseud. See McDermott
(Walter)
McKay (Art):
Are you lovable. 9391.
Chant of the swamp.
Dancing the devil away.
Dinner at eight. 18072.
Hold your horses. 874.
I can’t get enough of you. 3413.
Til build a nest. 12350.
I loved you Wednesday. 14424.
In the good old Summer time,
10228.
Jumpin’ up and down.
Lovey. 3737.
Memphis by mornin’. 22806.
My Galveston gal. 20837.
My Gypsy rhapsody. 83862.
Rhythm in my heart. 11013.
Sleep, my darling, sleep within my
9593.
7418.
12530.
arms. 15260.
Speakin’ of the devil, here she is.
8847.
There's a new moon over my
shoulder. 17397.
There’s nothing new in I love you.
8994.
Things look brighter again.
21391.
Under the linden trees. 6811.
We won’t have to sell the farm.
13600.
You gotta be a football hero.
17709. /
You-dle-ee-00-de-00. 21676.
Mackay (M. L.) How could you. 901.
McKay (R. L.) Mother MacKaye.
6011.
Mackay (W. G.) I like to dance with
you. 24512.
Macke (Bernard) Why did you.
4548.
McKeague (A.) Paradise of love
25230.
McKean (F. T.):
Be prepared. 21782.
Carry through.
Mackeben (Theo) :
Dubarry.. 570, 571.
Komm auf die schaukel,
3636.
Wie sag
4567.
McKee (F. S8.):
Sentimental. 25424.
Temporarily, I’m in love with you.
25641.
Luise.
bs
ich’s meinem mann.
1401
INDEX
McKee (I. H.) See Bloch (1. H. M.)
McKee (Muriel) :
Love and music. 12670.
We, sperit [sic] of /33. 18598.
McKellup (lL. W.) California, land of
sunshine. 15911, 24016.
McKenna (Hugh) Johnny, you’re the
one I love. 1200.
McKenna (M. E.)
you are sweetheart.
McKenna (W. J.):
Kiss me goodbye,
ChQ):
Sweetheart mine.
McKenna (William)
the ould sod. 21355.
McKenney (J. F.) Rocky Mountain
I wonder where
18460.
dear: i t1o2
CAL
Thank God for
moon. 1998.
Mackenzie (A. C.):
Ewie wi’ the crooked _ horn.
Lia (1 20)e
Marion. 15733 (205).
Roslin castle. 15733 (296).
There are twa bonnie maidens.
T5ioo, (opie
Up in the morning early.
(360).
Winter it is past. 15733 (391).
McKenzie (Alexander) :
I don’t know what to do.
If I should lose you. 24608.
Mackenzie (Anne) Her message.
846.
McKenzie (Hugenie)
just one love. 3523.
MacKenzie (Gladys)
little eyes. 23513.
Mackenzie (Gordon)
Serenade. 24427.
Mackenzie (Leonard)
pened to me. 25512.
McKenzie (Stafford)
eagle. 25729.
McKenzie (T. H.)
Colorado. 20788.
Mackey (M. N.) Come with the e’en
to me. 19883.
McKinley (Carl):
Amsterdam. 19688.
Dominus regit me.
Hamburg. 20182.
Italian hymn. 20498.
Melcombe. 14767.
Mendon. 20756.
Munich. 20805.
St. Catherine. 21165.
St. Clement. 21166.
St. Theodulph. 21169.
McKinley (Charles) To-ward morn-
ing, dancing with you. 21426.
McKinley music ¢o.:
Alice in Wonderland. 44.
At the old spinet. 115.
3ell song. 191.
15733
24494.
If all love were
Two very wise
Heyken’s second
Something hap-
Under the blue
Moonlight on the
19957.
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Blush of dawn. 236.
College pep march. 3044.
Conversaticn. 408.
Cradle song. 2078.
Dancing dominoes. 454.
Dark eyes. 461.
Drifting at twilight. 559.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
562.
Faust. 770.
Fiying arrow. 673.
Happy sailor. 810.
Eet-cha house. 12310.
Ill wait until I hear you call.
14417.
Last night.
Little bugler.
1280.
1330.
Mareh of the fauns. 1467.
Poem. 1895.
Pussy willow frolic. 1930.
Robin in the apple tree. 1998.
Scotland lassie. 2090.
Shepherd’s evening song. 2125.
Silver band march. 2139.
Smile waltz. 2169.
Southland melody. 13354. .
Swaying iris. 2277.
Sweetheart of the campus.
Valse poetique. 2506.
Wedding of the fairies-waltzes.
2588.
13411.
With flying colors. 2716.
McKinney (B. B.):
Always with us. 7119.
Ashamed of Jesus. 7144.
Bible. “7212.
Follow the gleam. T5d85.
Glory be to God. 7637.
He will not let me go. 1717.
Heir of God’s grace. 7722.
Lift me up to Thee. 8124.
Look for the silver lining. 8169.
Love sings a song in my heart.
8205.
Nearer home. 8418.
No one seemed to care.
Onward. 8514.
8440.
Redeeming love. 8652.
Sell them beer. 4163.
Send the old-time power. 8728.
Talk it all over with Jesus. 8934.
Waiting for the sunrise. 9112.
World is dying for love. 9260.
Mckinney (Celestine) Dixie Lee.
9725.
McKinney (Goldie) :
Can’t you see I’m so amazed.
2992.
There’s no one I love like I do you.
8992.
McKinney (H. D.)
MacKinney (R. M.)
of the rainbow.
Song of joy. 8819.
I'd go to the end
18361.
1402
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
McKinney (W. C.) I know that I’m
in love. 949.
McKinney (W.G.) Chicago, this sum-
mer and fall. 7348. 5
Mackinnon (Ll. L.) Musical technique.
16835*.
McKinnon (M. B.) Love song of the
sea. 14703.
McKinzie (W. J.) Wouldn’t it be nice.
4594.
MecKissen (lL. G.) I never knew what
you meant to me. 1027.
McKleroy (J.) Ill fcrever dream of
you. 3443.
McKnight (G. S.)
6071, 10666.
MackKnight (H):
Antilla. 88.
I never thought that you cared
for me. 22440.
McKnight (L. B.):
Just let me call you a pal. 5721.
Will you be waiting for me. 15658.
McKnight (S. V.) I’m in love. 3474.
MacLachlan (T. R.):
Hongkong nights.
Sailor-boy. 2036.
McLaughlin (B. H.):
Just when you learn how to love.
My honey Lou.
888.
10338.
When Rcsie O’Grady sings on the
radio. 17584.
You can keep falling back. 19604.
McLaughlin (C. A.) With a wonder-
ful girl like you. 4581.
McLaughlin (Catherine)
neighboring note are you.
McLaughlin (Constance) :
Bright young thing. 11855*.
Madrigal to Ann. 18691.
McLaughlin (Mrs. J. E.) Gluek-gluek.
20130.
McLaughlin (J. J.)
ories. 14668.
McLaughlin & Reilly co.:
Adoramus Te. 7157.
Ave Maria. 7156, 7157, 11749.
Ave Regina. 7158.
Christ-child. 7354.
Crucified. 7408.
Deus sie dilexit mundum.
Miserere mei, Deus. 8288.
Missa Dei amoris. 18747.
Requiem mass. 13190.
McLean (Gene) music ¢o.:
Floating down the moonlit stream.
16163.
Fox trot to Florida.
McLean (Hamilton)
love in your heart.
McLean (Melissa)
home sweet home. 3506.
McLellan (Daniel) I am waiting still
for you. 919, 7791.
W hose
11555.
Lingering mem-
7450.
18198.
Not an ounce of
16955.
I want you and
McLennan (F. E.)
perity. 16308.
McLennan (F. H.):
Chant. 24881.
Darky rhythm, 24125.
My inspiration. 25048.
New love. 25105.
River song. 25348.
Maclennan (Jack):
Here comes pros-
Tell-tale television phone. 11287.
What ho. 11484.
McLennan (Verdi) Little darling.
18629.
McLeod (Colin) :
Forgotten woman. 9892.
Let me linger by the old Muske-
gon. 14646.
MacLeod (KE. M.) Swampland blues.
11240.
MacLeod (H. W.):
Dream girl. 3160.
Honey dear. 10041.
McLeod (Robert) lLove’s old sweet
song. 12694.
McLerran (Charles) Sweetheart, I
still love you. 11257.
McLoughlin (E. V.) Baby komm’
muruck. 17851.
McLoughlin (Kevin) :
Memory of paradise. 24929,
Sunrise. 25591.
McLucy (Guy) 14th st. blues. 93831.
MacMahon (Desmond):
Barbary. 155.
Old carol. 28003.
Tom of Bedlam. 13479.
McManus (Inga) N RA song. 18876.
McMichen (C.)
down in Georgia.
McMillan (Malcolm)
13374.
McMillan (Zella) Heaven. 12280.
McMillian (Edwarda) When the lark-
spur blooms once again. 6937.
MecMoon (Cosme) Trysting time.
17456.
McMullen (D. B.):
Just for you. 5720.
Sweetheart remember me.
Wandering. 138577.
McMullen (M. A.) Let your jaw go
for Chicago. 38674.
McMullen (Ruby) Just over the hill.
14606.
MeMullin (J. W.) Land where no-
body grows up. 20576.
MacMurphy (M. S8.):
Peach picking time
10876, 13097.
Stenka Razin.
134138.
Do you dream too. 19949.
Don’t say good-bye. 7472.
Moonlight. 8310.
World is mine. 17681.
Would you still care. 9264.
McMurray (A. R.) Catching kisses
on the wing. 17965,
1403
INDEX
pt. ty ne ssve25
McMurtrey (W. H.):
In kid days back there. 10213.
That dear Hoosier mother of mine.
4327.
McNair (Samuel) Let’s go back old
sweetheart of mine. 22660.
McNamara (Raymond) :
Caribbean croon. 19827.
Miami moon. 18734.
Old gold moonbeams. 18945.
Roll along with the N. R. A.
17140.
When you say I love you. 17611.
McNamara (Wray) See McNamara
(Raymond)
McNaughton (James) Over the coals.
10845*.
McNeil (B. H.) Ride ’em cowboy.
4103*.
‘McNeil (H. E.):
Jewel, there’s no price too high.
8008.
Smile. 4206.
MeNeil (Stephen) When dawn comes
by. 15595.
McNenny (K. H.) Aviators love song.
21766.
MeNitt (Percy):
I love you dear, I do. 14420.
Just a lover drifting in dream-
land. 22603.
Just a plain little old fashion
town. 20531.
McNutt (Skippy) Bughouse serenade.
11863.
Macomber (H. S.):
Jungle breezes. 20518.
Nothing sweeter. 12974.
Pretty little bluebird come to my
window. 23128.
Wrapped in the arms of the night.
25939.
Macomber (Ken) Deep holiow.
18052.
McPhail (Lindsay) Blue hours.
19778.
McPhail (M. I.) Soldiers in the
army. 11670 (347).
MacPherson (Jean) Best beloved.
4816.
McQuaid (L. J.):
Havana moon.
I need a
T7867.
It’s up to you. 5673.
Wet your whistle. 6907.
You were made for everyone to
16284.
little kiss from you.
love. 9311, 11655.
McQuaide (Geo.) Samsonian polka.
23243.
ne deca g (E. L.) My Malibu home.
18833.
Macquiarrie (Marie) pseud. See For-
dyce (M. H.)
MceQueston (L. H.) Voyageurs. 2540.
McQuire (P. F.) Gunman’s moll.
18263.
McRae (Artelia) Honey bunch.
24447,
MacRae (Tolbert) Songs of Theta
chi. 8835.
McReynolds (W. T.) You're all the
harmonies. 15708.
Macsey (W. A.) Franklin Roosevelt,
the nation’s pride. 16200.
McShane (Luella):
Indiana hills. 22540.
You’re heaven to me. 23772.
McShirley (F. M.):
T’ll see you in Chicago. 965.
In the sunlight, in the summer.
14538.
McShirley (Metzger)
(Fk. M.)
McTell (Willie) :
Lonesome day blues. 3702.
Searching the desert for the blues.
4158.
MeTigue (CE: V.)e
See McShirley
Little girl so sweet so pure.
22684.
When you meet the girl you adore.
23673.
McVey (Pearl) When at last I find
you. .17565.
MeVicker (Marjorie) Smile you gave
tonight, dear. 23302.
McWeeney (G. E.) There’s more than
one guy. 11320.
Mac Wheedle (Burd) Slip a diamond
on the finger of the girl you love.
15264.
McWhood (LL. B.) Hymn of nations.
10060.
Macy (F. R.) I need a sweet-heart.
18422.
Macy (M. EH. 8.) Let chimes of
Easter be gladly rung. 2815 (178).
Madame Liselotte. 20708.
Madame Trois Etoiles. 15733 (200,
De goOe)) .
Madancy (W. J.) Lonely, lonely and
blue. 10454.
Madden (E. D.):
Daddy, dear daddy. 9666.
In my reveries. 12465.
Just a desert wanderer. 5706.
Lovely creature. 22745.
Smiling with tears on my cheeks.
13314.
Welcome back old girl to your
home town. 9157.
Your heart is the gate to heaven.
15725.
Madden (Edward):
Alamo. 11670 (3).
Farewell Killarney. 25992 (17).
1404
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Two little sailor boys. 21696
(388).
Madden (Franklin) :
From time to time. 12176.
Morning after the night before.
1562.
Madden (Tom) Peggy O’Grady.
23081.
Maddox (J. W.) jr. Chicago’s world
fair. 24046.
Maddy (J. E.):
Army and navy march.
Beethoven suite. 4800.
Camp-fire march. 24022.
Counsellor. 24098.
Haydn suite. 18295.
Mozart suite. 22860.
Mademoiselle de_ Belle-Isle.
(194).
Mademoiselle
14586, 17945.
M’lle Modiste. 2815 (155, 195, 196,
331), 7076 (145, 190).
Mademoiselle Prud’homme.
Mader (Carl) :
De La Salle march. 9703.
New deal march. 18895.
Madison (Benjamin) Unfair to me.
23867.
2815
Josette ma femme.
12711.
2487.
Madison (C. D.) When love is done.
6931.
Madison (J. B.) Don’t forget me.
7468.
Madison (Maury):
Hleanor. 3198.
Forgotten man. 692.
Gettysburg. 733.
Sigel. BUZZzy,.. Sara no ~Bill.
25469.
Madison (R. E.):
Honey girl. 18333.
Mariposita. 18710.
Madison (Samuel) Good-bye depres-
Sich, hello prosperity. 9966.
Madjette (Claire) Under the spell
“of music. 15517.
Madlener (H. L.) My sweetie likes
her three point two. 20884.
Madonna, wo bist du. 1066, 1067,
1442-1445.
Madrigal (R. M.):
Cheer up. 11944.
When I’m yours and you are
mine. 23638.
Madsen (Joe) Hooray! For the N.
R. & A. 183836.
Maduro (Charles) :
Flor del camino. 9873.
Morenita. 10608.
Princesa triste. 19042.
Miidchen in uniform. 7244, 7633, 7678.
8054, 8228, 8317, 8756, 8787, 8875,
9124, 9130.
Maede (A. H.)
Carol Lou. 15939.
Maede (Elfrieda) 15939.
Midel ohne mann.
Midels von heute.
Maenhout (N. C.)
16942.
Minnecke (Hermann) :
Alles fiir Deutschland. 15766.
Schneidige mirsche. 25410.
Maes (Desire) Charles—Quint.
Maganini (Quinto):
Banjo. 17870.
Havanita. 20202.
Notte veneziane. 20948.
Magasin musical (Editions du) Pierre
Schneider :
Andante cordial.
Chants dIsraél. 21902.
Danse de fées. 21988.
Interviouve. 3560.
Invocation. 22545.
Ombreuse. 3969.
Six chansons de mer, 22179.
Maged (G. G.) What is that love
they idolize. 19504.
Carol Lou.
14723.
25804, 25910.
Ninth chord blues.
3014.
2854.
Magee (Ray) Kiss me my love.
16609.
Magee (Robert) I love you and I
need you. 5495.
Magee (V. E.) But I'll never get
enough of you. 274.
Mager (Sylvia) Why tell me why.
2700.
Maggio (Anthony) Sinfonia Nerone.
191938.
Maghee (T. B.) Beautiful California.
15828.
Magic fiddle. 20710*.
Magidson (Herb):
Hundred years ago. 910.
Let’s give love another chance.
8101.
Ooh! what I could do to you.
3990.
Sweets. 6678.
There'll never be another girl
like you. 2369.
"Twas a balmy summer’s evening.
4302.
Magill (R. BE.) Evangelistic and wor-
ship hymns. 596.
Magin (Rudolph):
Bees and roses. 180.
Crickets in the barn. 4831.
Desert valley. 497.
Flemish cradle song. 660.
June dawn. 1212.
Meadow dance. 1496.
Rustling leaves. 2029.
Valse grecque. 2502.
Water roses. 2577.
Magine (Frank):
Balloons, who'll buy my nice bal-
loons. 4776.
Just a lonesome lover, 20528.
1405
INDEX
pt. 10, n. s., v. 28
Magine (Frank )—Continued.
Spell of the desert. 11205.
What does it mean without yeu.
11488.
Magna (D. J.) WaytlIdo. 4471.
Magnani (Fausto) Quatuor. 6367.
Magnus (S. F. E.) Fuge. 13765 (18).
Magnuson (G. E.) I’m dreaming
dreams of you. 5507.
Magorian (M.H.) Let’s play tag with
the clouds. 12624.
Magruder (Leroy):
Democrat volunteers. 3118.
T’ll never be blue. 5488, 16388.
Somebody else, not you. 19231.
Sweetheart my own. ‘19319.
When there ain’t no moonlight.
19533.
Maguire (Frances) I gave you all.
24503.
Mahan (Sophie) Will you call me
dear. 17653.
Mahanay (Pearl) Our garden. 3997.
Mahany (Margaret) Alice, where art
thou going. 17752 (9).
Mahar (Fred) Dreaming of you.
12083.
Maher (M. F. C.) Dubuque.
Mahieux (Ed.):
Lyo glade. 1481.
Mécanic. 8258.
Rowling flyers. 2024.
Mahlmeister (Audrey)
we're through, 25126.
Mahoney (E. L.):
American legion will always carry
OM. WANT:
At all our turners halls. 9407.
Lolita’s awakening. 1351.
Lolita’s dream. 1352.
Mariquita’s dance. 5926.
N.R.A. 16899.
Peace with Roosevelt.
TO1T.
Now that
6289.
Perseverance. 6296.
To our New ‘England _ turners.
6759.
Mahoney (J. C.) Fairest flowers that
grow. 5160.
Mahoney (J: J.) God Save America.
7643.
Mahoney (Jack) For compositions by
J. Mahoney see this index under
nanies of claimants of copyright.
Mahoney (L. E.) Fairest flowers that
grow. 5160.
Mahoney (Ruth) Look for the sun-
Shine. 38707.
Mahoney (W. L.) You musn’t mind
the rain. 9291.
Mahoney (Will) My name is Morgan,
but it ain’t J. P. 15733 (229).
Maid happy. 14191, 15416.
Maid in Germany. 1449.
1406
Maidstone school orch. assn., ine. with
John G. Murdoch & co., ltd. New
Maidstone violin tutor. 25106.
Maier (Bob) Roundabout book.
21153*.
Maier (Karl):
Dir moécht’ ich einmal im mond-
schein begegnen. 18074.
Es bliiht ein rosenstrauch. 9813.
Immer wenn’s am schonsten ist.
5611.
Maier (Ted) Roundabout book.
21153*.
Maignaud (F. L.) My girl of yester-
day. 25088.
Maillard-Verger (P.) Fugues 4 4
parties. T18.
Maimouna. 13765 (114).
Maine (Basil) All bells in paradise.
23828.
Mainente (A. E.) America 1917-18.
me.
Maisel (Fred):
Caring. 13975.
When night time comes in Dixie
land. 15611.
You're only fooling yourself.
15713, 15714.
Maize (F. M.):
Chin. 9613.
Drowsy. 9782.
Ecstacy [sic] 9791.
Fickle love. 9863.
Harum scarum. 10004.
I’ve found love. 10156.
Please don’t leave me again.
10908.
Reno. 11008.
Send back my notes. 11081.
Majer (Joseph) Persian march.
6297.
Major (Bernice)
PADLL
Majors (M. L.) Gwendolyne. T7679.
Makay (Ray) .What’s the use. 2612*.
Maker (F.. C.):
When you’re gone.
aste the promised
OQ Father,
hour. 20956.
O how lovely are Thy dwellings.
12987.
Maki (Hugo) Worcester moon. 9257.
Makichuk (Kae) This dream man of
mine. 25675.
Makins (E. S.)
25960.
Makovsky (Bohumil) :
O.A.M.C. march. 25131.
Seniors march. 25423.
180th infantry march.
Malanga (Richard):
My empty home. 14869.
Tell me why. 15412.
Malatesta (Luigi) Mattinata.
You aDasty man.
25992.
10529.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Malberto
6482.
Malcsiner
18128.
Malderen (EK. V.):
Dream tango. 24185.
Tango du réve. 21345.
Male (Kenneth) Honey girl.
Male church-choir. 12723.
Malenbaum (Charles) Two of us.
9062.
Malézieux (Kugéne) :
Solfége. 2182.
24 etudes. 24888.
Malie (Thomas or Tommie) :
Tho’ you'll forget. 4856.
You're in love with
4630.
Malin (Don) Irish girl. 24660.
Malin (Jessie) Elegy of love. 5119.
Malinverni (Vindicio) Minuetto rus-
tico. 1526.
Malipiero (G. F.):
Concerto. 12724.
Hpodi e giambi. 16129.
Favola del figlio cambiato.
24252*,
Inni. 24652.
Maliszewski (Sophie) I’m glad I can
give my love to you. 7844.
Mallard (C. 8S.) Joyous
12524.
Mallard (F. C.) In the merry, merry
May. 11670 (168).
Mallardo (Nicholas) :
(Carlo) Sempre avanti.
(Adalbert ) ‘Du, du, du.
884.
someone.
postlude.
In a sleepy town. 1120.
Mona. 18761.
Moon of love. 18771.
Sing your blues away. 11128.
Sweetheart. 19316.
Things they said. 21394.
To-night your [sic] mine. 6769.
Mallatt (Nancy) Come with me.
24083.
Mallet (Mack) I’m needin’ someone.
1011.
Mallo (Anne) Say it while we’re
dancing. 6456.
Mallory (V. C.) Lullaby of love.
14717.
Mally (Jane):
Happy so happy. 22247.
Wish. 23728.
Malneck (Matt) :
Crying in the moonlight. 11989,
16010.
Love. 1871, 3717.
Mississippi dream boat. 14798.
My fiddle and me.
16847.
Malnosky (Beatrice)
forgotten. 9963.
Malo (Hans) Vergiss mich. 9095.
12877, 14870,
Gone but not
38188—34
Malone (Kathleen) Old time tunes.
8491.
Maloney (W. E.):
I’m lonesome too.
Mem’ries o’ mine.
Maloof (Alexander)
my all. 12887.
Malotte (A. H.):
I’m thankful for my heaven on
earth. 22427.
I meant to say: good-night. 22436.
My love. 38882.
Right to love. 23188.
Song of the road. 2210.
Wanted: a secretary. 11457.
Malsbary (D. R.) Puppy willow tree.
21996.
Maltin (Bernard) Because of once
upon a time. 23932.
Mammy. 24889.
Mam’zelle Chichi. 4656 (384).
Man (Carol) pseud. See Skillman
(Caroline)
Man braucht. kein geld. 567, 1072,
1458, 1459, 1790, 2571, 14731.
Man from now. 2815 (124, 149, 200,
298, 325, 387), 15733 (197-199),
19648 (91, 92, 108), 21696 (67, 121,
23333)
12388.
14774, 16774.
My hope my life
Man on the flying trapeze. 18698,
24891, 24892. :
Man on the Nile. 7186.
Mana-Zucea. pseud. See Cassel
(A. Z.)
Manahl (O. D.) Here comes prosper-
ity. 5876.
Mancebo (A. L.) :
Now you mean nothing to me.
12978.
Send me back to Texas. 8727.
Texas memories. 8952.
Mancer (B.) May I have this dance
with you. 24910.
Manchester (Paul) :
Call. 9552.
For a kiss. 9880.
Mancini (Umberto) :
Esperanza. 8200, 5140.
Quando due cuori nell’
6366.
Serenata alla luna.
Mandalay. 25859.
Mandell (Herbert)
to be blue. 24462.
Manén (Joan) Konzertstiick.
Manganell (M. P.):
amor.
4171.
How does it feel
9479.
Dancing. 3094.
Mother dear, I’m all to blame
128384.
Sweet Anjole. 4282.
We have prosperity now.
Mangiagalli (Riccardo Pick-)
Pick-Mangiagalli (Riccardo)
a1.
See
ig 1407
INDEX
Mangle (C. H.)
20861.
My name is NRA.
Manhattan dance folio. 3762.
Manhire (Wilson):
Fan song and drill. 9841.
Spanish tambourine. 11208.
Manierre (Marguerite) See Brown
(M. M.)
Manilla (Pedro) pseud. See Manto-
vani (A.) and Piccioni (A.)
Manker (O. P.) Twin City post no.
266. 11390.
Manley (A. A.) Sweetheart of mine.
21329.
Mann (Beatrice) :
Hope. 93832 (139).
I want a man made to order for
me. 2815 (148).
Mann (C. E.) My gift to you ma
mere. 18820.
Mann (C. F.):
Drowsily dreaming.
Play with me. 21068.
Mann (Gordon) By the side of the
19998.
hill. 9535.
Mann (Hastings) When Sally left
the alley. 2640.
Mann (N. D.):
Hope. 9832 (139).
I want a man made to order for
me. 2815 (148).
Mann (P. B.) Wonderful Word.
15670.
Mann (Paul) pseud. See Wechsel-
mann (Paul)
Mann der schweigt. 17254.
Mann mit herz. 3764.
Manners (Bud):
Hands. 24888.
Homesick. 24445.
I’m happy in your arms. 24547.
I’m waiting for you. 24561.
If I had a home. 24603.
Just a bit of wishing. 24693.
Just a little love. 24697.
Love song to you. 24855.
Love’s alchemy. 24863.
Midwinter lament. 24955.
Mother divine. 24992.
Poets have need. 25273.
This dream man of mine.
Too late. 25702.
Waiting. 25766.
Waltz I saved for you. 25772.
What a wonderful boy. 21535.
When I come to the mender of
dreams. 25830.
Manners (Henry):
Something’s in
6552, S808.
Speakin’ of the devil here she is.
227, 6586, S847.
Manney (C. F.):
As when at evening.
25675.
the air. 2194,
11736.
pt. 1, N.S. Ve28
‘' Ave verum. 25000. |
Awake, for soon will dawn the
day. 11488.
Born to-day. 11834.
Brightest and best of the sons of
the morning. 21696 (40).
Calm on the listening ear of night.
TO7T6 (24).
Come again, sweet love. 9628.
Coquetterie. 15733 (69).
Czecho-Slovakian dance song.
9664.
Day of resurrection. 2815 (68).
24317-24319.
in the highest.
Galway piper.
Glory to God
Myatt
Good night. 12229.
_Hark, the vesper hymn is stealing.
10001, 24399.
Like as the hart desireth the water
brooks. 24793.
Lo, how a rose. 12651.
O lIcvely night. 12990.
Send out Thy spirit. 13260.
Shepherd, shepherd, leave decoy-
ing. 11103.
Six easy piano pieces. 23795 (50).
Snowflakes. 23795 (85).
Song of India. 25518.
Spring returns. 11210.
Welcome, happy morning. 2815
(354).
Manney (Peggy) Then you will know
what it means to be blue. 13446.
Mannfred (Heinrich) Beim tanz der
nationen. 13884.
Mannik (M. S.) Valse Francesea.
13536.
Manning (Dick) 650.
Manning (K. L.):
Hop-Li, the rickshaw man. 16325.
Vignettes. 6841.
Manofsky (A. E.) Repeal. 1971.
Manoloff (Nick):
Carlisle (Cliff) the lonesome hobo.
7015.
Cole’s Hawaiian guitar method.
11950.
I had but fifty cents. 20309.
Lonesome and blue. 1362.
Manry (N. B.) Lead on, Roosevelt.
S084.
Mansfeldt (Hugo)
21696 (246-248).
Mansfeldt (Mabel) Mansfeldt tech-
nic. 21696 (246-248).
Mansfield (Jack) pseud.
(L. G.)
Mansfield (O. A.):
Enchantment. 5127.
How to play the harmonium or
Fingerprints.
Mansfeldt technic.
See Healy
American organ. 905.
Mansfield (P. J.) Happy hearts.
22245.
1408
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Mantey (Ernst) Ungleiche rhythmen.
6821.
Mantia (Simone) Dance of the honey-
bells. 21696 (70).
Mantica (Joseph) Let’s start saying
goodnight. 20602.
Manton (R. W.):
Babe, so tender.
In memoriam.
Mantovani (A.):
Madam, you’re lovely. 12709.
Nina. 12965.
Manuel (H.) Vil du danse en rigtig
tyroler med mig. 15542.
Manuel Menendez. 2815 (202).
Manuppelli (Antonio) :
Acro dolee. 138772.
Charms of love. 13997.
Manuscript league:
Mamma loves me so. 10516.
Sweet little you. 17334.
When you’re lonely on life’s ave-
23896.
5625.
nue. 115385.
Yesterdays never come _ back.
13710.
Manuscript pub. soc. Piano funda-
mentals. 15046.
Manzetti (L. P.) Miserere mei, Deus.
8288.
Maracas y bongo. 14741.
Maraio (Paul) With you on my mind.
13687.
Maraldo (Harry) Without you.
11585.
Marano (A. J.) Sweetheart night.
4298.
Maraziti (Alberto) :
Cateri. 21884.
Ma. 22758.
Rumba delle Antille. 13219.
Marbot (Rolf) psewd. See Markiise
(Albrecht)
Mare (Edmund) De
Vaube 4 VAngélus du soir.
Marcel (Alice) Lola. 22702.
Marcella (Dortea) Good boy.
March (M. W.) Lullaby. 1426.
March of the men of Harlech. 1469.
Marechal (Francis) :
Heures d’oubli.
157338 (145).
VAngélus de
5008.
5275.
7076 (119, 120),
Ombre mystérieuse. T7076 (250,
251).
Marchand (O. P.) I’m the one to
blame. 14456.
Marchant (A. W.):
Idylle in A major.
Lord is my light.
Marchello (Michael)
ody. 1606.
Marchese (Frank):
15733 (153).
4656 (370).
My Gypsy mel-
Amore e dolore. 19687.
Sorte crudele. 21280.
Marchetti (F. D.) Delirio. 3116.
5922.
You turned me
Marching in chains.
Marchione (Loreto)
down because I loved you. 17739.
Marchisio (James) Manual of prac-
tical harmony for the guitar. 12729.
Mareo (Sano) :
I’m not in the mood. 20372.
Tanya. 15408.
Marconi (Pete) pseud. See Gazzola
CEPA)
Marcotte (D. TT.) Oxydol theme.
25217.
Marcucci (Stephen) :
Crisis and circumstances. 483.
Little gray home in the Blue
Ridge. 22685.
Marcus (D. F.) That mad, mad mo-
ment. 8964.
Mareus (Lew)
Marcus (Morris)
18609.
Marcus (Otto):
Album fur klavier. 13790.
Chromatische notenschrift. 14023.
Marcus (William) Say yes. 13243.
Marcuzzo (Pete) jr. Mistaken. 10574.
Marcy (Victor) My empty heart.
3866.
Mardock (M.
moon. 17524.
Mareano (Pedro)
boca. 138168.
Maréchal (Maurice) :
Corcovado. 9647.
Pavane pour une infante défunte.
10873.
Sorocaba. 11195.
Tijuca. 11347.
Marek (Lorraine)
me so blue. 7270.
Marenzio (Luca):
In a garden. 20436.
Let’s go American.
G.) Watching the
Quiero besar tu
Brown eyes make
Innocentes pro Christo. 225438.
Spring returns. 8853,° 11210,
15321.
Maresca (Oscar) O céle, o celestina.
12983. -
Marescotti (A. F.) 2™° suite en ut.
21693.
Maret (H.) Solféges de concours 4
2 VOI 2a84.
Marf. pseud. See Bonavita (Mario)
Margetson (Arthur) Love me. 1386,
1387, 5866.
Margis (Alfred) Valse bleue. 2499.
Margoton du bataillon. 18076, 18707,
18735, 21892.
Margraff (E. N.) Aftermath. 4673.
Margulies (—):
Ach Rosalinde, komm’ besuch’
mich mal im Ssommerhaus. 13,
14.
Lied der puszta. 10419.
Natascha in Samovar, when lights
are low. 1657.
1409
INDEX
Margulies (—)—Continued.
Wie ein miirchen vom _ gliick.
4566.
1000 worte liebe.
Margulis (Bertha)
16487.
Mari (Enrique):
Basilisa. 2904.
Bohemia. 2937.
Frine. 38260.
Mariani (Hugo):
Castilla. 11898.
Recuerdos. 13181.
Mariaucourt (H.) Solféges de con-
cours 4 2 yorx, 1933. - 233138.
Marie (Gabriel) :
Cinguantaine. 4930, 4931.
Serenade badine. 4169.
Spring song. 238795 (90).
Marie Carcline music pub. co.
der if Nancy is there. 3511.
Marie-Magdeleine. 7076 (215).
Maril (Konrad) Ich hab meine frau.
1070.
Mariland (H. P.)
est. 6052.
Marinaro (O. C.):
2813, 2814.
If I say yes.
I won-
My dearest, dear-
Dream waltz. 19979.
Unasking love. 17471.
Marino (Fortunate) Hail to you,
Franklin Roosevelt. 12252.
Marinuzzi (Gino) Palla de’ mozzi.
18980, 18981.
Mario (EH. A.):
Primma, siconda e terza. 25137.
Signora velata. 6506.
Marion (Frank) Sweet baby. 11244.
Marion. 15733 (205).
Mariotte (A.) Gargantua. 9919,
9920.
Mariotti (Mario):
Album delle novita Carisch estate
193a: § L5Tss.
Bacio. 142,
Canzone degli sci.
E nata a Busto Arsizio.
Impassibile. 7927.
Io di amori. ne ho ttre.
3740.
Io sogno un pupo rosa.
Milionario. 24957, 25740.
Ti voglio bene. 2403.
Tre cuori. 9035.
Ugo. 2478.
Va Vamor.
Vernice.
Maris (B. M.)
Marius. pseud.
Mark (John):
Honey, let’s never regret.
Please don’t give me the
23100.
7307, 13969.
16116.
1153,
16525.
25739, 25740.
17491.
I remember. 5557.
See Cagliero (Mario)
20249.
gate.
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Mark /Glia;C2).:
Cactus blossoms. 15910*.
Prosit. 10955.
Marka (Endrea) See Johnson (EH. M.)
Markell (Garfield) Susquehanna
moon. 17330.
Marker (D. D.) AZPRESSION.
12021.
Marker (W. C.) Depression’s with
you and me. 16044.
Markham (C. C.) Just yearnin’.
20548.
Markham (C. E.):
Dancing the night out with you.
7420.
She’s gone but I’ve not forgotten.
6482.
Markin (Olene) Dearie kiss me and
say you will be mine. 484.
Markowitz (Louis) Tm going crazy
over jig-saw puzzles. 5513.
Marks (Bruno) Bulgarenliebe.
(22 *:
Marks (E. B.) music corp.:
Amapola. 21727-21732.
Barbara... 7185.
Biue Caribbean sea. 229.
Bluer than blue. 19783.
Bolero moderne. 23978.
Borrachita. 17929.
Bowery. 21836.
Breevele der mamme.
California skies. 7297.
Carnations. 2999.
Champagne tango. 9583.
Changing of the guard.
11905.
Chaparrita. 15950.
Chimes of spring.
Choclo. 4923.
Comparsa. 14051.
Condor pasa. 9648.
Cuban belle. 11991, 11992.
Daisy Bell. 7410.
Dark moon. 4992.
Dark moon come out from the
clouds above. 4993.
Dawn patrol. 19922.
Dinner at eight. 18072.
Donde estas corazon. 12043.
Dove. 529.
Down South. 14133, 16080-16085.
24185.
20007.
19792.
7324,
361-365.
Dream tango.
Easy going woman.
Egypt. 14164.
Esta noche me emborracho, 161382.
Flight of the bumblebee. 24267.
Frankie and Johnny. 24801.
Goodbye prohibition. 9970.
Hawaiian bluebird. 820.
Honolulu honey. 889.
Hopelessly in love with you.
14359.
I knew you’d pass me by. 22358.
1410
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
I loved you Wednesday. 14424,
14425.
I will always love you. 24594.
Ice cream man. 1062, 7905.
Ida, sweet as apple cider. 1077.
If I had of knew. 10182.
In my home town. 14529.
In the good old summer time.
10228.
Trish jubilee. 7972.
Is it love. 1158.
Jungle drums. 18548, 18549.
Letter to my mother. 20606,
22667.
Little princess. 1344.
Lonely park. 1360.
Madre del cordero. 14722, 16738.
Mama. 18694.
Man on the flying trapeze. 18698,
24892.
Marines’ hymn. 3771-8773.
Marta rambling rose of the wild-
wood. 8245.
Memphis by mornin’. 20758,
22806.
Milkman’s blues. 20764.
Morton Downey song album.
8320.
My Gypsy rhapsody. 8362, 8363,
12883.
My Hawaiian sunshine. 1607.
My home town. 25043.
My last tango. 6074.
My own Iona. 1630.
My palace where love is king.
3894.
My sweetheart’s the man in the
moon. 25083.
No me mires asi. 14943.
Noche del pecado. 18919.
Normandy eyes. 8444.
Okay pal. 6202, 10793.
Old. Flag never touched the
ground. 3957-3961.
Old Jim’s Christmas hymn. 13020.
Only yesterday. i8962.
Original Dixieland one-step. 1810.
Original famous Mexican hat
dance. 13047, 13048.
Over a southern sea. 25212.
Play fiddle play. 1882-1885, 4041,
6308, 8574, 21067.
Queja pampera. 19061.
Quiéreme mucho. 15106.
Raffle for a stove. 13172.
é Recuerdas tu? 17123.
Romance of our people. 211438.
Rose of Honolulu. 2014.
Rose of Tralee. 13212.
Round-the-world famous piano
gems. 17158.
See-saw. 2095, 6481, 8722.
She is more to be pitied than
censured. 13279.
1411
Silver threads among the gold.
8760.
Sitting, out a dance with you.
17236.
Sleep, my darling, sleep within my
arms. 15260, 15261.
Something’s in the air. 2194,
6552, 8808.
Speakin’ of the devil here she is,
2227, 6586, 8847.
Spring, beautiful spring. 8852.
Sunshine follows the rain. 25598.
Sweetheart you’re first and last
with me. 19323.
Tango della gelosia. 4810, 15406,
21344.
Tango du réve. 21345.
Tango lover. 23425, 25627.
There'll be Some changes made.
4341.
Three cornered moon. 19378,
21403.
Three of us. 15443, 15444.
Toymaker’s dream. 2433-2437.
Tropical South sea isle. 2450.
Two sparkling eyes. 6804.
Under the linden ‘trees. — 6810,
6811, 11400, 13517.
Venetian love song. 2511.
Voice of the city. 21481.
When Hogan paid his rent. 138626.
When I kiss you goodnight in the
morning. 21551.
Your little sister my little brother.
9319.
Marks (Gerald) :
Ask your heart. 9406.
Back home. 19730.
Bohemia. 9514.
Dream on. 12071, 14140.
Fond recollections, mem/’ries of
old. $877.
I can sew a button. 24485.
I’m so in love with you. 10137.
It was a Summer serenade. 7992,
12506.
Let’s spend an evening at home.
5782.
Molly and me. 14812.
Moody and blue. 24981.
My international girl. 25050.
Nothing but the best. 25123.
Now we're on our second honey-
moon. 1717.
Oh you! you beautiful thing.
6201, 13013.
Once in a while. 25180.
Say what you mean. 11059, 19144.
Sun is shining for baby and me.
13387.
"Till doomsday. 25686. °
You are the whole parade. 2751,
2752.
INDEX
Marks 17164-
17166.
Marks (J. C.):
Dawn of Easter.
Glory be to Jesus.
Jesus, my strength, my
2815 (167).
Magnificat in G and Nune dimittis.
4656 (382).
(Godfrey) Sailing.
7076 (56).
4656 (214).
hope.
My song shall be of mercy« 4656
(435, 436).
O Lord, we beseech Thee. 17752
(105).
Out of the deep. 7076 (256).
Saviour breathe an evening bless-
ing. 4656 (559).
Sweet September march.
(620).
While shepherds watched their
flocks by night. 15733 (386).
Marks (J. D.):
By the lilacs. 2975.
How ¢an you say it’s love. 3396.
I had to have you dear. 5473.
Jazzettes. 14578. .
Lover, a dreamer, a fool. 3782.
Marks (R. L. B.) You’re mine. 2776.
Marks (Samuel) Here comes the
kingfish. 20228.
Marks (W. E.):
Count it all joy.
He surely means me.
Honor bright band.
Live by the rule called
2815 (185).
More excellent way. 2815 (226).
Press on to victory. 4656 (516).
Two mile gospel. 11670 (387).
You ought to know Him. 4656
(706).
Markstein. 8064.
Markiise (Albrecht) :
Auf der alten bastei. 9425.
Hinmal moécht’ ich noch primaner
Sein. 3189, 9795.
Geliebte kleine Ellen, komm mit
mir in die wellen. 729, 730.
Get a cheer-up smile. 732.
Herrgott, lass’ doch heut’ ein wun-
der gescheh’n. 10027.
Ich kann niemals nein
10178.
Kuss sagt mehr als 1000 schdne
worte. 10370.
Mein friseur. 10544,
Rate mal... 10996.
Sei wieder gut. 11078.
Take a spot of happiness.
Uns macht das
6823, 6824.
Wenn dein herz einsam ist. 69802.
Wir’ haben uns nichts mehr zu
sagen. 4573, 4574.
4656
7076 (48).
4656 (243).
11670 (140).
golden.
sagen.
2306.
garnichts aus.
pt. I, n. S.. va2e8
Wir sind immer gute kameraden.
7000, 9247.
Markunas (A. H.) My plea. 22913.
Markunas (M. EH.) My plea. 22918.
Markush (Fred) When love was
young. 19520.
Marletta (M.):
Alma de caballero. 2842.
Canzone della Volutta. 9564.
Delirio. 3116.
Guitarrero. 22233.
Iberia. 3513.
Marley (A. B.)
Romance. 15145.
Marlo music corp. :
What do I care, it’s home. 4487.
When somebody sings Home sweet
home. 2642.
Whisper you love me. 2678.
You’re the only one can make me
jealous. 17735.
Marlowe (Laura) My Carolina home.
10641.
Marlowe (Mrs. Richard) See Mar-
lowe (Laura)
Marmion (Jenny)
American. 6949.
Maronde (Hleanor) :
French heels. 9904**.
Sunny days. 23390*.
Maroni (Joe) Let me linger. 13801.
Marquardt (KE. L.) Lift up your
heads. 22671.
Marquardt (H. D.):
Come forth my own. 9630.
Fill up your steins. 12148.
Rock in a rocket to Mars.
Marquardt (P. A.):
Cottage episode attacca.
Hunt galop. 10058.
Introduction and scherzo.
Magyariana. 10508.
Opening of the fair.
Vienna life. 11420.
Marquez (F. V.) New leader of our
land. 14983.
Marquina (P.)
12200.
Marr (Everett) Just one little word
from you. 24709.
When we buy
21137.
9651.
3562.
3991.
Gitana del albaicin.
Marra (Vincent) Loved one. 18674.
Marriage of Figaro. 12847.
Marriott (Norah) Berceuse. 199.
Marron (Eleanor) Idol of my heart.
12433.
Marrow (L. R.):
American ave. 4707.
Ave Maria. 9429.
Russian lullaby. 15172.
Marrying Mary. 21696 (638, 137, 182,
284, 298), 238795 (51), 25992 (39).
Marryott (R. E.) Lo, how a rose e’er
blooming. 22700.
Mars (Helen De) See De Mars
(Helen )
1412
nos. 1-12, 1933
INDEX
Marsden (Evan) Riverside rambles.
11021.
Marseillaise (La)
Marsella (Hector)
Marsella (T. R.)
after all. 12633.
Marsh (A. E.) Tapestry of love. 6698.
Marsh (B.O.) Harper Joy’s trium-
phal. 815.
Marsh (H.K.) Heart to heart. 12277.
Marsh (J. B.) One sweetly solemn
thought. 11670 (266).
Marsh (L. T.):
Depression you made a bad im-
pression. 38120.
12742.
Senorita. 18261.
Life’s a pleasure
Hi ho everybody I’minlove. T7741.
Who discovered love. 6973.
Marsh (Leroy)
Bring back my dear
Rose to me. 13935. :
Marsh (Nelson)
24102.
Marsh (O. 1.) Yesterdays never come
back. 138710.
Marsh (Peggy) :
Cowboys return.
Black cat. 19760.
Please remember. 21071.
Marsh (8S. L.) Gone. 20141.
Marsh (W. J.) Through all the year.
2396.
Marsh (W.V. V.) One sweetly solemn
thought. 11670 (266).
Marshall (A. M.) Under the N. R. A.
21454.
Marshall (Charles) I hear you call-
ing me. 34834.
Marshall (Charley) Pleasant Hill
bus tragedy. 6314.
Marshall (EK. D.):
As long as you remember love.
7141.
Drinking song. 7512.
L. P. drag. 8061.
My honey’s got money. 8367.
Marshall (George) :
Beautiful Kennywood park.
15831.
My basket ball hero. 6040.
Marshall (H. I.) Men youwn him,
20736.
Marshall (H. L.):
Barearolle. 17752 (18).
Bells of winter. 17752 (22).
O night, most beautiful.
(106).
Our starry banner. 17752 (108).
Silver song series. 17752 (133).
Marshall (J. D.) Snap your fingers.
17752
11152*.
Marshall (L. B.):
Barearolle. 17752 (18).
Bells of winter. 17752 (22).
O night, most beautiful. 17752
(106).
17752 (108).
17752 (133).
Our starry banner.
Silver song series.
Marshall (Louis ) New _ sunrise.
10733.
Marshall (Mae) Hot-rythm man,
14360.
Marshall (Medora) Crooning. 434.
Marshall (P. M.):
In a moonlight rendevous [sic]
16504.
There are little devils in your
eyes. 17388.
Marshall (S. F.):
Little by little. 1831.
Play boy. 17065.
Marshall (T. R.):
Little Rose. 10442.
Then if you'll only tell me you
love me. 17385.
Marshall (Ted) pseuwd. See Marshall
(H. D.)
Marshall (Thos.) Sweetheart lane.
15382.
Marshall (W. H.) Sweet little you.
2283.
Marshall & Saunders. New sunrise.
8429.
Marston (A. E.):
When it’s spring once more.
21556. ;
Where the Mississippi flows.
9220.
Marston (C. W.) Let us smile and be
gay. 20605.
Marston (G. W.) Im a pilgrim, I’m
a stranger. 23795 (35).
Marston (W.P.) jr. O, for landsakes.
1723;
Marteau (Henri, or Henry):
Chaconne. 11670 (48).
Concert. 21696 (252).
ZAweites quartett. 21696 (426).
Martelli (Henri) Guitare. 18262.
Martensen (Kresten) Rose from the
garden of Hire. 25372.
Martienssen (C. A.) Schule der treff-
sicherheit. 23253.
Martin (A. L.) Play peek-a-boo with
me. 23099.
Martin (Mrs. C. D.) His eye is on
the sparrow. 18765: (82).
Martin (Cora) MHere’s to the folks.
20231.
Martin (F. LL.) Depression blues.
9708.
Martin (Frances) Only a little way.
' 4656 (479).
Martin (Gale) Selfish. 23260.
Martin (Hazel) When the sun comes
15621.
Here’s to the folks.
over the hill.
Martin (Homer)
20231.
1418
INDEX
Martin (I. G.):
Eastern gate. TO7T6 (68).
Songs in the night. 255381.
Mattin 203. Hy) It ‘is’ old Virginia.
12494.
Martin (J. S.)
1327.
Martin
PaooD.
Martin
19240.
Martin (Lena):
Do a song and dance for me.
22085.
Sitting in the porch swing.
Martin (Lillian)
Little Anna Mae.
(John) Vale of Niangua.
(L. W.) Song in the sun.
15255.
Drifting away to
the stars. 19991.
Martin (Louis) High up in a pent-
house. 5384.
Martin (M. F.)
Martin (M. I.)
wake. 21080.
Martin (M. L.) Taffiau Rum. 11268.
Martin (Maurice) Oh, baby I’m in
love. 10783.
Martin (Mildred)
mony. 14550.
Martin (Olive):
My boyhood. 8350.
My German home. 12879.
Old babbling brook by the mill.
20983.
Old rope swing. 16994.
Where I played when a kid.
25870.
Martin (R. C.)
7076 (318).
Martin (S. A.)
happy. 24480.
Martin (Troy) Freight wreck of num-
ber 52. 9904.
Martin (V. L.)
15098.
Martin (W. 8.):
Happy little children. 2815 (125).
Lord, I come. 21696 (240).
Man of Galilee. 17752 (89).
Sitting at the feet of Jesus. 8776.
We are marching. 2815 (351).
Martin and Dawley co. Selfish.
23260.
Martinchick (Edward) :
Tell me. 19388.
Thoughts. 19376.
To be in love again. 19395.
You and I. 23749.
Postlude on Sleepers,
Intermediate har-
Silhouette de femme.
I am happy you are
Prosperity march.
Martinez (Hector) Con los brazos
abiertos. 4951.
Martinez (Ray) Sweet melody.
21324.
Martini (—):
Gavotte des moutons. 7616.
Plaisir d’amour, 1881.
Martini (Bennie) Why don’t you tell
me so. 17643.
pt. II, n. s., v.28
Martini (lL. H.):
Hello Chicago.
Paradise isle.
Martino (A. De):
Collection of Italian and Neapoli-
tan songs. 15979.
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs for mandolin. 390, 7371,
24067.
Santa Lucia.
53d 10.
8546.
25397.
Martino (Bruna Da San) See Da San
‘Martino (Bruna)
Martino (Sebastiano Di) See Di Mar-
tino (Sebastiano)
Martini (B.):
Hsquisses de danses. 16131.
Ritournelles. 17134.
Sept arabesques. 8246.
Sonate. 8247.
Marton (Alexander) :
Ball im Savoy. 9454*, 9455.
Kék lampas. 12563*.
Martucci (V. 8.) Garron... 22171,
Martyn (Katherine) I loved you.
22387.
Martz (Roy) Jungle jazz. 20519.
Marus (EF. P.) Oh mother dear. 6192.
Marusia. 20726.
Marvel (Clair) Old Man Moon is tell-
ing you. 6211.
Marvel (J. T.) Waiting. 4448.
Marvel (Robert) :
Dear old Utah moon. 16035.
I’m ealling you. 16408.
Marvin (Dwight) Songs of Williams.
25535.
Marvin (Frank):
Cowboy’s heaven.
True Blue Bill. 6784.
Marvin (J. E.) Stars above know
I’m in love with you. 15329.
Marvin (Jerry) Stars above know
I’m in love with you. 15329.
Marvin (Johnny) :
Lonely little town.
9654.
22710.
When you hear me call. 2658.
Marx (Chico) I’m daffy over you.
10123.
Marx (Henry):
I’m not dancing tcnight. 5529.
Strolling on the beach. 8887.
Marx . (Karl) Weihnachts-kantate.
17547.
Marx (Lloyd)
gether dear.
Mary (F. E.):
Now we're back to-
20953.
Just kiss me. 16592.
You dear. 9279.
Mary (June) Lazy mountain moon,
20582.
Mary Angela (Sister) See Heegeman
(M. A.)
Mary Catherine (Sister) |My rosary
of God bless you’s. 10701.
1414
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
M[ary] Florentine (Sister) Missa
Regina angelorum. 5975.
Marzo (C. L.):
Awake. 9832 (22).
Come, see the place where Jesus
lay. 11670 (58).
Golden sickle. 13765 (71).
Hark, the herald angels sing.
13765 (78).
He is risen, He is risen.
(136).
In the fire light. 93832 (166).
Jesus lives. 9332. (176).
Neapclitan songs. 9832 (251).
Sing with all the sons of glory.
9332 (324).
Spring story. 9332 (340).
Marzo (Eduardo):
Awake. 93832 (22).
Come, see the place where Jesus
lay. 11670 (58).
Golden sickle. 13765 (71).
9332
Hark, the herald angels sing.
13765 (78).
He is risen, He is risen. 9832
(136).
In the fire light. 9332 (166).
Jesus lives. 9332 (176).
Neapolitan songs. 9832 (251).
Sing with all the sons of glory.
93832 (324).
Spring story. 93832 (340).
Mascagni (Pietro) :
Cavalleria rusticana. 9332 (231).
Guglielmo Ratcliff. 12746.
Intermezzo sinfonico. 7076 (197).
Mascheroni (Vittorio) :
Addio bambine. 9035.
Album della novita Carisch estate
1983..)°15753:
Che cosa ci vuoi fare. 14002.
Comme la neige. 9638.
Fez. 638, 639.
‘Isabella, du schéne Isabella. 1161,
1162. .
Ma la mamma lo sa. . 24879,
255388.
Mascheroneide. 14750.
Mezz’ ora con voi. 16781.
Ragazze d’oggi. 638.
Se quel barbier io fossi. 17186.
Sono tre parole. 25537, 25588.
Soctto V’cmbrellino con me. 2217,
2T
Tango della gelosia. 4810, 15406,
21344.
Mascitti (Michele) Prelude and al-
legro. 17088.
Masdea (Vincent, or Vincenzo)
Aquila umana. 21747.
Masek (Anna) Prosperity is coming.
13150.
Maseras (Eduardo) :
My song awakens the dawn. 3901.
Panoramic rhythms. 6275.
World wide peace prayer. 4598.
Masias (Yvonne) My silver bow.
16880.
Masion (Israel) Naier style. 61138.
Mask and wig club. Out of the blues.
10842*,
Maskell (C. H.):
Ball game. 11771.
Beautiful isle of love. 172.
My dolly. 12870.
Maslo (EK. B.) But poverty is now at
an end. 95382.
Mason (C. E.) Ol Man Depression.
8475.
Mason (D. G.). Prelude and fugue.
4058, 4059.
Mason (Dixie) Old sweet song for a
sweet old lady. 20996.
Mason (EH. F.):
Lonesome. 20660.
Sleepy time. 23299.
Mason (Eliott)
pennies. 4869.
Mason (Esther) Knute Rockne.
Mascn (J. B.)
16992.
Mason (Jack):
Alice in Wonderland. 23825.
Beautiful dreams, what are they
made of. 17877.
Butterflies in the rain.
Dancing in blue. 16019.
I hear my heart saying, you’re
mine. 20318.
Little Sing-a-lee, sing a little low-
down tune. 20642.
Living in doubt. 12649.
Lonely park. 1360.
My moonlight madonna. 14891.
My palace where love is king.
3894.
Tingle ingle of the
8060.
Old pal of my heart.
9533.
One minute to one. 23025.
River’s takin’ care of me. 13194.
Rollin’ on our roller’ skates.
15141.
Save me from being lonesome.
21180.
This time it’s love. 17408.
When the sun bids the moon good-
night. 9200.
You and the moon and me. 92738.
You'll never get up to heaven that
way. 7040.
Mason (Marie):
Ill be there with you.
When I love you best.
Mason (Melissa)
16383.
15599.
Rain and sunshine.
23155.
Mason (8. C.):
Faults. 7562.
Sleepy melody. 4208.
Mason music ¢o., inc. All I ean do is
whistle. 19668.
1415
INDEX
Masque of minuets. 14752.
Masselle (S. A.):
My tree in Palestine. 22921.
We love you eretz Yis-ro-el. 21518,
25790.
You’re lovely to-night. 15710.
Massenet (J. EB. F.):
Air de ballet. 24905.
Angelus. 24906.
Aubade de JVJensoleillad [sic]
7076 (199, 200).
Chanson de Chérubin.
203).
Chant de nourrice. 7076 (206).
Chérubin. 7076 (204, 205).
Clair de lune. 15733 (207).
Dors, Magda. T7076 (207, 208).
En chantant. 15733 (208).
Femme. 7076 (209, 210).
Féte bohéme. 12748..
J’ai di vous paraitre un peu béte.
7076 (211).
Jongleur de Notre Dame. T7076
(212):
Manon. 7076 (2138).
Marchande de réves.
Marche. 24907.
Marie-Magdeleine. 7076 (215).
Ope thine eyes of blue. 20728.
Tes cheveux. T0776 (216).
Verdadera vida. 14754.
Yeux clos. 7076 (217-219).
Massenet (L. C. de G.):
Aubade de_ Jensolleillad
7076 (199, 200).
Chanson de Chérubin.
7076 (201-
7076 (214).
[sic]
7OT6 (201-—
208).
Chant de nourrice. 7076 (206).
Chérubin. 7076 (204, 205).
Dors, Magda. 7076 (207, 208).
En chantant. 15733 (208).
Femme. 7076 (209, 210).
J’ai di vous paraitre un peu béte.
7076 (211).
Jongleur de Notre Dame. ‘7076
(2a); ,
Marchande de réves. 7076 (214).
Tes cheveux. TO76 (216).
Yeux clos. 7076 (217-219).
Masset (J. J.) Progressive vocal ex-
ercises. 8604.
Massey (G. W.):
Elves. 16126.
Give me one hour.
Moon maid. 16126.
Massey (Victor):
Come, let us worship. 24077.
O, were my love yon lilac falr.
25145.
Wake up. 25768.
Master choruses. 24908.
Master music makers. Album of new
radio favorites. 21716.
16229.
pti, 1..S. eee
Master songs of all time. 1487.
Masters in this hall. 1488.
Mastersingers of Nuremberg. 4444.
Mastinelli (J.) Overture to Petrella’s
opera Ione. 23059.
Matalga. pseud. See Loomis (C. M.)
Matela (M. B.) After Ive tried.
23818.
Matesky (Thelma):
Crowded subway. 24105.
Deep shadows. 22018.
Mathé (Eduard) Ni jamais, ni tou-
jours. 1680.
Mathena (Jessie) My dear old gray
head mother. 16848.
Matheson (H. K.):
Mocking bird. 25992 (44).
Robin redbreast. 25992 (57).
Sunbeam. 25992 (68).
Matheson (W. H.) Radio star. 1950.
Mathews (Alma) Silver mist. 11115.
Mathews (B. M.):
Free again. 3256.
Pretending. 1909.
Mathews (H. E.) Shadows.
Mathews (Henry):
Chicago and how it was named.
3027.
Irish vaquero. 7974.
Take me to Chicago. 8931.
Where the seeds of romance grow.
11094.
25877.
Mathis (D. 8S.) Bronx day jubilee.
13941.
Mathison (J. P.) Tl push and won't
be late. 7826.
Matiegka (Wenzel) Lento e patetico.
1297.
Java d’Israél. 1181.
If I could forget
Matis (G.)
Matlock (K. S.)
you. 1082.
Matos (E. Z.):
Al ausentarte. 2826.
Nubes grises. 6165.
Matos Rodriguez (G. H.):
Cumparsita. 7406.
Flores marchitas. 18178, 22132.
Matra pictures. 10528.
Matsa (Minos) Parapono tou magna.
21044.
Matsko (J. A.)
Matson (H. C.)
your heart to me.
Matson (Stephanie)
ories. 20709.
Matte (Annie)
Matté (James):
Chattanooga playboy. 3016.
Lament for the living. 8067.
She’ll be comin’ ’round the moun-
tain, O1Si7 Lf.
Sophisticated lady. 13351.
Matthay (Tobias) Piano class method.
15045.
Without you. 7008.
Why don’t you open
6985.
Maddening mem-
My beloved. 18810.
1416
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Matthews (Artie) Crusader. 24106.
Matthews (B. M.) Am I forgiven.
7120.
Matthews (KH. R.) Anytime, any-
where. 4720.
Matthews (Edmund) :
Chorale prelude, on St. Mary.
11934.
Interlude, on Strength and stay.
12482.
Postlude on Laudate Dominum.
13126.
Matthews ' (H. A.):
Choral fantasy on nursery rhymes.
3031, 3032, 15967.
Davy Jones’ locker. 24129.
I saw thee weep. T7076 (136).
Master choruses. 24908.
Nazareth. 22222.
On great lone hills. 6229.
Matthews (Harry) Prosperity. 10957.
Matthews (Helen) See de Lashmutt
(H. M.)
Matthews (J. S.)
town. 21297.
Matthews (Merrill) When the stars
creep over the valley. 6943.
Matthews (O. G.) You were in my
arms. 7059.
Matthews (R. J.):
My Thousand Island home. 10707.
Star of Bethlehem
Roosevelt and prosperity. 15151.
Matthews (Ralph) After tonight.
157438.
Matthias-Ben-Hzra. 3776*.
Matthiesen (Alfred)
you are you. 10256.
Matthiesen (Blanche) :
In my little ship of dreams.
Dai ep ee
It’s just a little cabin. 14566.
Mattice (H. A:) And still I sit and
think of thee. 9377.
Matura (Laurence) Oh where can
she be. 18941.
Maueler (Millie)
time. 9601.
Mauermann (Bertha)
depression. 8981.
Mauersberger (Hrhard) :
Die mit trinen sien. 9718.
Unsers herzens freude hat ein
It is because
Cherry blossom
There ain’t no
ende. 11407.
Mauger (Joseph) Méditation. 22795.
Maul (J. W.) You, my love. 19610.
Maunder (KE. F. F.) Song of Thanks-
giving. 11670 (352).
Maunder (J. H.) Song of Thanks-
giving. 11670 (352).
Maupin (Rex):
I’m in the spell of the night. 7848.
That old leather pocketbook of
mother’s. 13440.
We’re living on the county now.
11468.
Maipa paria. 3777.
Mauray (A. R.) Where the moon-
light turns the ripples silver, dear.
9221.
Maurer (H. S.)
13266.
Maurer
1393.
Maurice (Peter) :
Adios, good-bye. 11680.
Couple of pals. 21961.
Millions of kisses and millions of
Serenade viennois.
(Mildred) Love:on a farm.
smiles. 3812.
Maurice (Peter) music co., ltd.:
Adios, good-bye. 11680.
All that I need is you. 19671.
Christmas bells at eventide.
21923.
Come home, my dear. 17996.
Couple of pals. 21961.
Custard and plums. 3087.
Dear stranger. 16037.
First Mrs. Fraser. 3238.
Flower of my heart. 7583.
Guten abend, mein liebchen.
14310.
Happy vagabond’s song. 12260.
Here is my song. 7736.
How do you do, Honolulu. 10052.
I certainly don’t need you. 10077.
Tl tap, tap, tap on your window.
14416.
I’m getting younger every day.
12379.
I met a young lady. 22437.
If you say yes cherie. 16495.
Jog along, right up that path to
the sun. 10304.
Lawd! show me the way.
Marching along together.
Maureen O’ Dare. 16763.
Mayerl (Billy) modern
method. 8256**,
Millions of kisses and millions of
smiles. 3812.
Musical moments.
My dream. 22882.
My love song. 6084.
Night of summer, sweet and ten-
8080.
ie WE =
piano
20808.
der. 20933.
Nothing more or nothing less.
12978.
Old-fashioned sweethearts. 23005.
On the other side of lovers’ lane.
17003.
One horse town. 23024.
Saying good-bye to love.
Serenade out of the night.
Sing another line. 17233.
Sing-song Sally. 6521.
So does she. 6538.
Somebody else. 13326.
23249.
25430.
1417
INDEX
Maurice (Peter) music co. ltd.—Con.
Somebody lied. 8800.
Song of the bells. 2207.
Song without words. 23344.
Standing on the corner. 6618.
Sweetheart. 6670.
Symphony of the breeze. 23417.
Thank God for little gardens.
19348.
Too late to-morrow. 9028.
Tumble-down paradise.
23502.
Walking home alone. 11448.
We'll find the sunny side together.
23586.
What might have been. 23620.
When the band begins to play.
23501,
ila aa es
When you’ve fellows like me in the
force. 15629.
Maurin des Maures. 10500, 11024,
13958.
Mauro (Edward)
tending. 138434.
Mauro-Cottone (Melchiorre) :
Tell me you’re pre-
Adoramus Te. 7157.
Ave Maria. 7157.
Mausebach (Alfred) Concertino.
21949.
Maxange (E. de) Trois bourguignons.
11375.
Maxey (S. W.) Will I ever see my
Annie any more. 6990.
Maxfield (J. T.) When I come to the
mender of dreams. 25830.
Maxham (E.C.) N.R.A. march. 16912.
Maxim (Florence) See Cutter (F. M.)
Maxwell (Charles) :
Attaca [sic] to fish market. 9418.
Breakfast room. 9518.
Cafe terrace. 7298.
New rhythm. 107382.
Maxwell (Eddie) :
No greater love. 8438.
Put your cares in a song. 4077.
Shave and a hair cut. 2117.
Maxwell (Kathleen Heron-)
Heron-Maxwell (Kathleen)
Maxwell (William) Corn. 412.
See
May (Ada) See Weeks (A. M.)
May (Audrey) Some day. 15288.
May; (C..J.). Hear. our prayer, O
heavenly Father. 884.
May (Ed.) Ich méchte dich auf hiin-
den tragen. 10179.
May (G. E.) Chiquilla. 9616, 11932.
May (Hans):
Fenster auf, der lenz ist da. 5175.
Frag’ nicht! frag’ nicht. 18199.
Gliick macht eine frau so sch6n.
5260.
Lied geht um die welt. 18620.
Mir fehlt ein freund wie du. 5971.
Musik muss sein. 34.
pt. M1, n. Ss, v.28
My song goes round the world.
25078.
Throw open wide your window.
17417.
When a man’s in love. 17568.
May (Jack) One more waltz with
you. 6237.
May (K. M.) pseud. See Maier (Karl)
May (R. C.) I’m laughing constantly.
10130.
May day. 20730.
Mayberry (Bob) Night of love.
16988.
Mayblossom. 8256*.
Maybray (Victor) We once were
sweethearts. 11465.
Maydell publications:
Awake, America. 7162.
Bit of loveliness. 7218.
Mayer x€@.4.)-:
Hold me tight. 24439.
Into the infinite. 14551.
When it’s moonlight on the moun-
tains. 17574, 25839.
Maver (E. EE.) Mister Street Car
Man. 8295.
Mayer (N. E.) Springfield college
Songs. 13367.
Mayer (Nellie) :
Don’t blame it on the moonlight.
9734.
Mademoiselle M.D. 22761.
Those little stolen moments of
bliss. 113388.
Mayer (O. J.):
But was it fair. _ 7276.
Play and sing. 8572.
Mayerhoff (Franz) Elegie. 9796.
Mayerl (Billy) :
Canaries’ serenade. 4880.
Four aces. 22158.
Mayerl (Billy) modern piano
method. 8256**.
Musical moments. 20808.
Sing-song Sally. 6521.
Three syncopated rambles.
Mayfair music corp.:
Ain’t it the truth. 31.
In the little white church on the
hill. 5639.
Let’s sit this one out. 24775.
Then you went and changed your
mind. 2368.
Mayhead (Phyllis) Sing an old-fash-
ioned coon song. 2149.
Mayhew (Billy) See Mayhew (W. P.)
Mayhew (D. E.) Clowns and castles.
5935.
11948*.
Mayhew (W. P.) It’s a sin to tella
lie. 14562.
Maynard (Ken) Wheels of destiny.
23628. .
Maynard (Paul) Wise guy. 238722.
1418
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Maynard-Brown (Randolph) In our
Rocky Mountain bungalow. 22524.
Mayne (Marcelle) Definitely, it’s you.
3115.
Maynor (L. R.) Day dreams. 14082.
Mayo (Curtis) Road to hell, 1990.
Mayo (E. J.) Promises. 19046.
Mayo (HE. W.) New baby. 14928.
Mayo (M. E.):
New York City blues.
That sweet baby smile.
Mayo (Sam)
12957.
13444.
Baby, like your poor old
. dad. 2886.
Mayor of Tokio. 2815 (207*), T7076
(220).
Mayr (Eva) Playing. 6311.
Mays (R. E.):
I don’t want no angel. 5467.
You always will be just a baby to
me. 7026.
Mazas (F.) Httiden.
Mazellier (Jules)
narde. 19087.
Mazza (Angelo)
20722.
Mazzarelli (Giovanni)
in glory. 4807.
Mazzaro (J. A.) Little sweetheart of
the range land. 5831.
Mazzucchi (Alfredo) :
1494.
Rhapsodie montag-
Marché Roosevelto.
Bells ringing
A signora ’e ’stu core. 21698.
Adalaysa. 21703.
Che ne sarra dimane. 345.
Mia signora. 1520.
"O bbene. 1721.
’O core a ddoie piazze. 22981.
Parteno ’e suldate. 1842.
Ringrazia, e passa... 23184.
Si ’ammore é ’na pena. 28275.
Signorina. 23279.
Stornelli d’oro. 15340.
Tutt’ ’e ffemmene. 23506.
Me and my gal. 3967.
Mead (A. E.) Lindbergh. 22675.
Mead (Dorothy) lHyes like summer
skies. 14196.
Mead (George) Voices of the wise.
21482. -
Mead (Howard) jr. Believe it or not,
baby. 19748.
Meader (Marion) Choosing to do His
will. 15960.
Meadows (Fred) :
Fall in line and fall in love, with
me. 20051.
Honey, don’t you love me any-
more. 882, 10043.
Sweetheart of my college days.
21330.
Things I never knew till now.
21389.
Meadows (Thomas) jr. Depression
blues. 5026.
Meakin (Anna):
Cushendun. 444.
Hrin! dear Erin. 5134.
Vll always be your friend. 958.
I might have known. 24563.
Irish mother mine. 1155.
It doesn’t seem fair to me,
Lough Erne. 1870.
Oh silent valley. 6195.
Poor ol nigger man. 10921.
Wind from the glens cf Antrim.
11576.
You’re my lucky star.
Meakin (J. B.) Nothin’
14952.
Meale (Saverio) :
1165.
Pia:
but tears.
Frenessia d’amore. 12172.
O’ mare traditore. 12991.
Meale-Taylor (Neville) They say.
11326.
Meaney (W. G.) That’s why I am
23448.
True Americanism.
feeling so blue.
Meaney (W. P.)
9040.
Means (Jimmie) Love’s whispering
melody. 1419.
Mecham (Aaron) I need your smile
all the while. 14462.
Mecham (William) :
Strolling down by the old Illinois.
8884, 19289.
That dear old sweet mother of
mine. 19347.
Mechura (Josef) Spirit of the USS.
navy. 17291.
Med fuld musik. 12755.
Medbury (Phyllis) :
Just nightingale. 12545.
Thrill of your kiss. 13465.
Medea. 14763.
Medema (Hddie) Campus moon,
2986.
Medford (Vaughn) :
All bound down. 11702.
Buncombe chain gang. 11864.
Medina (R. M.) Espera. 7541.
Medina (R. R.) When I look at you,
dear. 13628.
Meditz (Albina) I’m living in a world
of broken dreams. 18411. :
Medley from the South. 4656 (392).
Medley of American tunes. 249138,
Medoff (David) Dire gelt. 18075.
Medoff (Samuel) Darling mine.
9684.
Meehan (John)
May. 10231.
Meek (C. A.)
18049.
Meek (Herbert)
Meek (J. A.)
In the month after
Dear heart of mine.
Lazy waters. 16630.
Dream waltz. 5081.
1419
INDEX
pt. 10, n. S., v.28
Meeker (M. L.):
One hour. 21008.
Our castle in Spain.
To love you. 21415.
Meeks (C. L.) My heart is crying for
sympathy. 25040.
Meet mother in the skies. 24916.
Meeting of the waters. 8266.
Meglio (Yolanda De) See De Meglio
(Yolanda)
Meglio (Yolanda Di)
(Yolanda)
Mehr (F. W.):
Liebesgltick. 5791.
_ Lenging heart. 3705.
Mehrle (H. F.) When it’s moonlight
in the mountains. 2635.
Méhul (—) Chants et cuvres cho-
rales. 11909.
Mehul (EH. N.) Praise the Lord with
songs of rejoicing. 11670 (285, 286).
Meier (Henry) Alone and lonesome.
LG ps
Meiers (Gus)
21018.
See Di Meglio
We're just a bunch of
merry bo’s. 19489.
Meiklem (Archie) My sunshine.
18847.
Meilleur (J. G.) Darling. 21994.
Mein friseur. 10027, 10178, 103870,
10544. 10996, 11078.
Mein harmonium. 5948.
Meinhardt (J. E.) Dreams of yester-
day. 16108.
Meisel (Will) :
Du du, dudl du du. 16112.
Gipsy, sing for me. 16220.
Heut’ geht’s uns gut. 5388.
Ich hab’ dich einmal gekiisst.
5585.
Ist es wirklich wahr. 5660.
Kleine frau, was nun. 16610.
Kleines braunes miaédel aus Ha-
vanna. 5746.
Now ain’t that wonderful. 20949.
So im vortibergeh’n in deine augen
seh’n. 17254.
Trium’ mein kleines baby. 6778.
Meisel & co. (Edition) g.m.b.h.:
Hs gibt nur ein Berlin. 5135.
Es muss ein grosses wunder sein.
5136.
Es war einmal ein musikus.
Heut’ geht’s uns gut. 53883.
Ich hab’ dich einmal gekiusst.
5585.
Ich méchte einen walzer schun-
keln, aber nur mit dir. 5587.
Kleines braunes miédel aus Ha-
vanna. 5746.
Tanzt du auch so gern wie ich.
6692.
Trium’ mein kleines baby. 6778.
Meisenburg (Jacob) I’ve been dream-
ing of you little gal. 3498.
5137.
Meister (Al) Waiting for your re-
turn. 17509.
Meister (G.) Grenadier du Caucase.
143805.
Meistersinger (Die) 11488, 25761.
Meistersingers (The) 15551.
Mel (Lew) Angel. 138813.
Melching (Bertha) Down by the old
Shady brook. 24176.
Melé (Fred) Amour n’est qu’un réve.
76.
Melfi (A. M.) Poema. 17077.
Melfi (M.) ‘Tristezas. 13494.
Melinka of Astrakhan. 20739*.
Mella (Franco):
In a little Swiss chalet.
My destiny. 14865.
Mellen (F. T.):
I’m wanting only you. 16488.
Let’s start over again. 20601.
Pleasin’ you. 4049.
You. 4604.
Mellichamp (N. V.) Hymn melodies
for children to play. 3407.
Mellinger (J. 8.) Down by the wil-
low tree. 7480.
Mello (Gene) See Mello (V. C.)
Mello (V. C.) Waltz of love. 15557.
Melion (W. H.) jr. Daybreak. 12010.
Mells (H. F.):
Floating love. 20068.
Old Man Depression now’s hob-
7933.
bling ’long. 16988.
Melnik (Henry) Hail Weequahic.
22240.
Mélo. . 10520.
Melodi, s. a.:
Tagen Wbioo:
Natale. 6115.
Nuvole d’amore. 6171.
Signora velata. 6506.
Ultima follia. 6807.
Melodia de Arrabal. 14106, 18915.
Melodia prohibida. 20741.
Melodie (Musikverlag) inh. Karl
Patsch :
Excelsior-marsch. 38210-3212.
2 marsche. 40380, 4081.
Melody (Faith) pseud. See Wells
(M. B.)
Melody. 928, 1128, 1669, 1897, 2422,
2750, 3287, 3794, 12764.
Melody cruise. 10251.
Melovidoff (A. 8.) That’s the reason
I’m loving some one else. 213869.
Melrose (Lester) :
Bull cow blues. 2965.
Come on in baby. 15992.
Jockey stomp. 16562.
Rukus juice blues. 11044.
Shelby County blues. 11101.
Stomp that thing. 17308.
Sweet feet. 173831.
Too too train. 6771.
1420
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1953
Melrose & Montgomery. Biscuit
roller, 15858.
Melrose music ¢o.:
Beloved music. 19749.
Elegy to the moon. 11089.
Hymn of the soul. 20278.
Melson (David) Shower me _ with
kisses. 6500.
Melson (H. B.) Heart’s haven. 2815
(181)
Meltzer (Edward) Nira. 209389.
Meltzer (Samuel) :
Dreamland sweetheart. 16099,
24191.
Harlem Lord. 201938.
Meludico musikaliska Knuten, a. b.
Mustalainen. 8345.
Melville (Corrina) Nira. 20939,
Melvin (Bill) See Melvin (W. O.) jr.
Melvin (Jacob) Blue eagle. 13908,
15868.
Melvin (W. O.) jr. Beautiful and
wonderful. 238922.
Melyan (Theodore) Dexterous digits.
22028.
Memories of Vienna. 14772.
Men of Harlech. 18764.
Menart (Rudolph) Lonesome sweet-
heart. 10460.
Mencher (Murray) :
Alice in Wonderland. 19664,
28825, 23826.
Colonel from Kentucky. 19874.
Just a fireside, with you beside.
16574. °
Little Sing-a-lee, sing a little low-
down tune. 20642-20644.
Poor Cinderella. 23108.
They can’t repeal my love for you.
21388.
Throw another log on the fire.
234738, 25684, 25685.
When we girls get together. 2655.
When you kissed me. 2659-2661.
Mende (Max):
Baby I got my eyes on you. 17850.
Cherry blossom time. 9601.
Mendelsohn (Jack):
And now you’re gone. 80.
I want you to know. 5075.
Mendelsohn (Joseph) jr. Broken
serenade. 13940*.
Mendelssohn (Arnold):
Drei lieder aus der reformations-
ett, L213.
Seligpreisungen.
Zwolf altdeutsche
lieder. 5956.
Mendelssohn (Felix) :
No thrill. 22965.
Photograph of you. 15044.
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.):
Adagio. 18730.
Christmas waits.
13259.
Weihnachts-
8272.
Consolation. 24933.
Father Christmas.
It is ordained by
14778.
Kindersttick.
Meditation.
Mendelssohn.
Mendelssohn-fantasie.
Nocturne. 14778.
O for the wings of a dove.
(94).
On wings of song. 1510.
Postlude. 7076 (222).
Praeludium. 10558.
Scherzo. 12774.
Six piéces enfantines et deux ro-
8273.
will divine.
24934,
8274.
25992 (42).
1509.
17752
mances sans paroles. 1511.
Song without words. 10559,
12775.
Spinning song. 24935.
Spring song. 11670 (233).
Two songs without words. 1512.
Venetian gondola song. 249386.
Wedding march. 16775.
Mendenhall (Lola) Just a shack by
old Mt: Hood. 1217.
Mendes (P.) Edera. 142.
Mendoza (C. N.) Sweet boy of mine.
23397.
Mendoza (David):
Ceremonies of the world. 24037.
Costumes of the world. 24095.
Jester’s dance. 24677.
Little Miss Mischief. 24808.
Top of the world. 25705.
Mendoza (E.) Son tus ojos. 6557.
Mendoza (Peter) : ;
Dance of the buttercups. 11998.
Den’t be late in the morning.
7467.
Somebody. 18325.
Someone to share my
8805.
Menges (E. E.):
I’m living a lie.
Song of the winds.
Menges (F. C.):
America triumphant.
Jolly fellows. 16565.
Lakota waltzes. 24745.
Light brigade. 16660.
Pride of the ball. 25297.
Reuben and Rachel. 11009.
Menninger (A. E.) Come on out, the
moon is out tenight. 17998.
dreams.
10132.
8828.
15775.
Menninger (Hddie) See Menninger
(A. E.)
Mennonite pub. house. In the garden.
10226.
Mensch (Samuel) Art of love. 93899.
Mercer (Johnuy) :
Fare-thee-well to Harlem. 24250.
Lazybones. 14640.
Life’s so complete. 18622.
1421
INDEX
pt. It, n. S., Vv: 28°
Merchant of Venice. 2815 (220).
Mercier (René):
Airs de Mercier.
Berceuse au rouet.
Biguine! biguine.
C’est mon p’tit. 21853.
Il n’aime pas la java. 12449.
Totor t’as tort. 2427, 6773.
Meredith (I. H.):
All for me. 4656 (10).
Away from God. T0O76 (10).
Beautiful Bethlehem star.
(24).
Bells of hope. 4656 (61).
Bethlehem King. 11670 (31).
Children’s praise. 4656 (86).
Chimes of Christmas. 15957.
Christmas bells. 11670 (50).
Christmas feast of lights. 17984*
Christmas wishes. 11670 (51).
Closed to its rightful owner. 4656
- (98).
Come with anthems glad. 11670
(60).
Comrades of the cross. 4656
(106).
Confidence. 7076 (48).
Echoes of Christmas. 16119*.
Evening hymn. 4656( 168).
Glory for me. 7TO76 (93).
Go forward. 7638.
God’s great gift. T0O76 (96).
Happy Christmas. 11670 (135).
I’m the little bird that tells. 11670
(153) .
I’ve told God I’m. sorry. 7076
(139).
‘In ibe presence of God.
(150
Jennie. 4656 (315).
Jesus is mine. 4656 (319).
Jesus lives. 4656 (321).
Jesus, Saviour, pilot me.
By-iy ls
Joy untold. 7076 (162).
Joyful voices. 11670 (180).
Just as I am. 4656 (337).
Little child shall lead them.
Clare Ie
Little white church.
Love of a little child.
Matthias-Ben-Ezra.
Mercy’s door
4656 (398).
My Jesus, I love Thee.
(430).
My old Kentucky
(434).
No other way.
None of self
4656 (450).
O theme divine.
Oft in the stilly
(469).
11694.
4813.
4819, 17900.
11670
7076
4656
7076
10445.
7076 (188).
3T(6*.
is always open.
4656
home.
7076 (242).
and all of Thee.
11670 (269).
night. 4656
Old Black Joe. 4656 (472).
One sweetly solemn thought. 4656
(478).
Peace I leave with you.
(487).
Probable sons. TOT6 (268).
Promised Messiah. 11670 (298).
Resurrection garden. 1973.
Ring out, glad bells. TO76 (277).
Ring out, ring out. 7076 (278).
Ringing bells. TO76 (279).
Santa’s experiment. 21174*.
Send out the Christmas cheer.
7076 (309).
Send them happy to their dream-
ing. 7076 (310).
Silence in the city.
4656
7076 (316).
Song of merry Christmas. 7076
(S25).
Songs sacred and secular. 4656
(601).
Temple of childhood. 8950*.
They presented gifts. 17406*.
To Santa’s land with the dream
man. 11670 (381).
Voice of the garden. 4438*.
We are little helpers. 7076 (373).
Wellesley girl. 4656 (681).
What can I give my Saviour.
TO7T6 (382).
What does the clock say to you.
7076 (383).
Why do they want to. T7076 (386).
Mergel (E. C.):
Barnyard blues. 2902.
I'll never leave home again. 12355,
22370.
Night of dreams. 1685.
Merkel (Gustav):
Auf griiner au. 19648 (5).
Freudvoll und _ leidvoll. 19648
(39)
Gedenke mein. 19648 (41).
Jagdruf. 19648 (62).
Maienwonne. (19648 (90).
Schmetterling. 19648 (127).
Stisse heimath. 19648 (137).
Merkler (Andor) Gipsy dance. 13765
(66).
Merkley (G. G.) I wonder, old moon,
are you shining. 10175.
Merl] (Maurice) Cryin’. 9662.
Merlin (Irving) My inspiration.
16856.
Mero (W. P.) pseud. See Orem
(eos)
Merriam (R. H.) 5682.
Merrick (Helen) :
Golden leaves. 759.
I wish for some one.
Merrilies (F. C.):
Busy little bee. 21848.
Just a little squirrel.
Jack Frost.
1055.
24699 ©
1422
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1933
Let’s dance. 24768.
Sleep. 11139,
Merrill (Bert) Yodle-odle-o! in the
mountains. 7025.
Merrill (Blanche) :
Queen of the Maywalk. 1943.
Toothache. 2426.
Merrill (C. P.) Rainbow. 8648.
Merrill (J. O.):
How did it happen. 902.
Prosperity. 1918.
Merrill (Janet):
Shepherds love song. 15229.
Skald’s drinking song. 15257.
Song of the harp. 15295.
Song of the sea. 15299.
Song to Hric the Jute. 153800.
Weep not beloved. 15581.
Merrill (M. G.) Strangest interlude
in a century of progress. 17311*.
Merrill (M. L.) Afraid. 2822.
Merrill (W. O.):
I hope you like it. 945.
My pretty senorita. 1634.
Only a clown. 14998.
Since father was a boy. 15248.
You laughed when I cried over
you. 2762.
Merriman (Sid)
eventyr. 16048.
Merrin (Billy) :
Cheerio. 21908.
Doh, ray, me, fah. 22041.
T’ll be there. 18378.
We'll get along together. 4474.
You’re the only one for me. 23778.
Merritt (B. S.) Silver curls and
golden ringlets. 2140.
Merritt (Buddy) :
My Oriental girl. 18839.
Say! She’s my baby doll. 19148.
Merritt (J. C.) Silver curls and
golden ringlets. 2140.
Merry chords. 12779.
Merry mount. 3808.
Merry widow. 24941.
Mersereau (N. P.) Ave Maria. 15812.
Mertens (Louie) Wonderful birth of
Jesus. 25923.
Mervine (W. E.)
up and see me sometime.
Merwin (R. A.)
Det lyder som et
Why don’t you come
23705.
Weep you no more.
25799.
Merz (O. M.) Rudiments of tech-
nique. 2026.
Meskill (Jack) :
Come on _ in,
7381, 9633.
Dancing the devil away.
7418, 7419.
Good old days are here. 7663.
If I ean count on you. 1079.
It might have been a different
story. 10260.
the water’s fine.
3096,
38188—34——23
Jug of wine, a loaf of bread and
thou. 1210, 3599.
Meslin (Louis) He that dwelleth.
5353.
Mesmer (Alfred) :
Back to Montana and you. 144.
I am still waiting for you. 5447.
Just a little walk dear. 18553.
When you need me. 6952.
Why did we meet again. 19556.
Message (Wanda) Our President.
8527.
Messager (Andre) :
Little Michus. 2815 (184).
Marche hongroise. 15733 (204).
Messager (Jean) Little Michus. 2815,
(184).
Messamore (A. L.) Lubly Dinah’s
gone wid a coon. 24870.
Messer (H. N.) My Ma-ary. 8376.
Messerschmidt (Joe) Springtime is
the time for love. 6608.
Messier (C. M.) Winding roads
among the hills of Vermont. 4571.
Messina (G. M.):
Bella senorita. 11793.
Oriental dancer. 18967.
14th st. blues. 9831, 17751.
Messner (Dick) Haunting melody.
18286.
Messner (Joseph) Messe in B. 14787.
Messner (Prela) Don’t you want a
sweetheart. 22047.
Mestesky (Louis)
25295.
Metcalf (J. W.):
Absent. 23795 (3).
Afterglow. 17752 (5).
Danza. 23795 (53).
Discontent. 23795 (19).
Remembrance. 23795 (70).
Repose. 238795 (71).
Metcalf (P. B.) Petite etrangere.
11670 (278).
Metcalfe (Bruce):
Goblin dance.
Purple asters.
Metro. I’ve an
14469,
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.:
After sundown. 17768, 21708.
Agitators. 238820.
Amour no. 2. 23847.
And then. 81.
Arrival at the dock. 23868.
At the inn. 7148.
At the table. 17837.
Attaca [sic] to fish market. 9418.
Attacca song in the desert. 17839.
Baby stars. 13844.
Pretzel boat.
752.
15101.
evening for sale.
Balcony with Achmed. 17864. .
Ballroom and garden. 9456.
Bath scene. 7186, 17871.
Beautiful girl. 13866, 17879.
1423
INDEX
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.—Con.
Birthday party. 9502.
Black diamond. 11814.
Boots and saddles. 7241.
Breakfast room. 9518.
Broken rosary. 261.
Burning 13947.
Bus ride sequence—musical open-
inse 1 79ST.
Cafe terrace. 7293.
Cairo railroad station.
Carnival echoes. 17961.
‘Cause I’m just a downstream
drifter. 19833.
Chiquita. 24058.
Cinderella’s fella.
Clean as a whistle.
Coronation. 24094.
Cottage episode attacca. 9651.
Dancing in the moonlight. 16021.
Dancing lady. 12003, 16022.
Development of baby star number.
24145.
Dinah Lou. 503, 7455.
Dinner at eight. 16055, 18073.
Do the shim sham. 22036.
Don’t blame me. 14118.
Downstream drifter. 22061.
Drifting on a blue lagoon.
Drumming out. 19999.
Dusk. 16115.
Hight little darkies on a fence.
7525.
End of day prelude. 18142.
End of the day. 18148.
Everything I have is yours.
22105.
Face the facts. 7551.
Festival dance. 9859.
First thing I knew. 5186.
Fly away to Ioway. 16171.
Full of the devil. 22166.
Give a man a job. 18224.
Go, go, go. 201382.
Going Hollywood. 18237, 22201.
Goodbye again. 16244, 20147.
Grand Central episode. 18251.
H’ya Duchess. 3333.
Hail to the Baron Munchausen.
16268.
Happy times.
17954.
17986, 21925.
15974.
9776.
14190,
812.
Harbor of home sweet home.
22248.
Heigh-ho the -gang’s all here.
222738.
Hello. 18311.
Hey! young fella, close your old
umbrella, 853.
Hi-ho lack-a-day. 3376.
His tribesmen meet him. 18323.
Hold me. 871, 872.
Hold your man. 7751, 12300.
Hollywood party. 12302, 18330.
Hot choc’late soldiers. 10048.
1424
pt. 11, n. s., v.28
How I've tried. 22319.
Hundred years from today. 22321,
24473.
Hunt galop. 10058.
Hurry orientale. 18346.
I'd dc it again. T797.
I just couldn’t take it baby. 22356,
24505.
I'll be faithful. 14410.
I'l} remember. 7827.
Ili remember only you. 10109,
PAE (2
I’m a queen in my own domain.
24537.
I’m dancin’ on a rainbow. 14432,
18405.
I’m one of the boys. 14448.
I’m pally with Sally again. 5535.
I'm spending to-night with moth-
er. 95d44.
I’m thru. with saying I’m thru.
5547, 7860, 7861.
I’m walkin’ the chalk line. 22431,
24562.
I married an angel.
7864.
I’ve got a roof over my head.
1037.
I want to be your mother’s son-in-
law. 22463.
Irish picnic. 10247.
Irish serenade. 7973.
It happened in ’76. 14559.
tv’s just a song and dance. 22557.
Italian peasants. 10277.
Italian street singer. 10278.
Jerry tells Peg. 10297.
Kalua lullaby. 14614.
Keep away from the: moonlight.
24720.
Knee deep in rhythm. 8057.
3488, 7862—
Knights of old. 10358.
Lady of the night. 10373.
Let me be born again. 22652,
24764.
_Let’s go Bavarian. 14651, 22661.
Let’s make up. 12623.
Let’s whistle a waltz. 22665.
Let your way home be my way
home. 22666. ~
Life is a dance. 8120, 2
Life is a merry-go-round. 12632.
Lou—Anna. 18658. |
Louisian’. 8183. .
Love, love, I want you. 10480.
Love songs of the Nile. 5873,
8209.
Lovely lady. 18675.
Lucky fella. 18681, 24872.
Magyariana. 10508.
Mahster’s coming. 12715.
Making history. 22767.
Marche regal. 24897.
Mary. 16758.
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1933
Mississippi dream boat. 14798.
Mob. 24975.
Moon’s on the Nile. 3838.
Moonlight and melody. 10592.
Musical opening. 18805.
My dancing lady. 20820, 22874.
My friend, the night. 25037.
New mown hay. 8428.
New rhythm. 10732.
Night flight. 10738.
Night in the throne room. 25110.
Nursery rhymes. 10774.
Ombo. 16998.
Only yesterday. 23081.
Oo-la-la Jimmie. 3989.
Oriental hurry. 18968, 18969.
Our big love scene. 15006, 230387.
Out of the deep. 85382.
Pabst, Blatz and Schlitz. 17044.
Peace brings dawn. 25238.
Pots. 15071.
Prayer. 15079.
Prelude. 25576.
Pride of the mountainside. 23133.
Prince Charles. 25299.
Proposal. 19048.
Rabbit’s foot. 13170.
Reincarnation. 19076.
Rhythm of the day. 25334.
Ride thru Swedish forests.
Send a little melody around the
world. 8725.
Serenaders. 19164.
Serenata. 25431.
Ship sails. 25445.
Signal. 11109.
Sittin’ on a log, pettin’ my dog. |
21225, aah
Snow ride. 25486.
Souvenirs. 19267.
Spanish envoy. 25048.
Stay on the right side of the road.
2248, 4251.
Steins on the table. 11218.
Sweetheart darlin’. 11254.
Tappin’ the barrel. 23428, 25629.
Tell me I know how to love. 8946.
Temptation. 23482.
There’s a light in your eyes, sweet-
heart darlin’. 8988.
Three musketeers. 9009,
To desert hotel. 193898.
To the inn. 25695.
Two lips like cherries. 9061.
Victims of the voodoo drums,
23541.
Vienna in May. 9099.
Vienna life. 11420.
We are the two Hacketts. 9135.
We'll make hay while the sun
shines. 23587.
We'll make love when it rains.
15574.
We're together again. 4478, 6883.
| Metrovich (M. M.)
25336.
| Metzger
Wedding bells. 15578.
Wedding ceremony. 19494.
What are we waiting for. 9167.
What is there about you. 19505.
When yov’re falling in love with
the Irish. 9211.
White horse. 19545.
With a feather in your cap. 2715,
With you beside me. 7006.
Woman. 25921.
Yes me. 19595.
You are. 18715.
You are temptation. 15689.
You’ve got everything. 17740,
19630.
You’ve got that. 17741, 19632.
Your mother’s son-in-law. 25983.
Zip, zip- and there you are. 21691.
Kiss me while
we're waltzing. 1254.
Metteer (V. N.) That elusive little
thing prosperity. 8958.
Metz (T. A.):
President Roosevelt march
chorus. 6345.
What a lovely, lovely wor!d this is.
6908.
Metzel (Jerome):
Because they remind me of you.
2913.
He’s the fellow for me. 3357.
I said goodbye to happiness. 3494.
Love is life. 3724.
(Ros) Ive an evening for
14469. ;
and.
sale.
| Metzler (Bertha):
Beautiful spring. 4656 (48).
Sunset. in the mountains. 4656
(615).
Welcome merry springtime. 4656
(680) .
Mewes (Georg) Cahira. 2815 (42).
Mewes (Heinz) Cahira. 2815 (42).
Mexican Carmelite sisters. Silver
jubilee mass. 17225.
Mexicana. 3808*.
Meyer (A. C.) Fit asa fiddle. 656.
Meyer (A. H.):
Friend, spend. 5215.
Majel. 8232.
Serenade of sunshine. 19162.
Shadowland star dance. 23266.
Spend a smile to-day. 17287.
Symphony in pink. 17350.
Meyer (C. A.) Our happy little love
hest. 17031.
Meyer (E. K.):
Turnerbannerlied.
Vaterland. 17490.
Meyer (Ferdinand) pseud. See Scott
(C. PS
Meyer (G. C.)
on. 21208.
9053.
Shine on moon shine
1425
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Meyer (George) :
Did I fall in love. 9717.
Did my heart beat, did I fall in
love. 12082.
Ey’rything is peaches ’neath the
old apple tree. 12117.
Goin’ to town. 3295.
I’d be erazy if I wasn’t crazy
over you. 12334.
I’ve got the funniest feeling.
16461, 184389.
Let’s go down to the beer garden.
12619.
Little hug, a little kiss. 16673.
Moonlight millionaires. 5997.
Mother Mississippi. 22845.
Say yes to me. 19145.
They’re all congratulatin’ me.
11324, 13454.
Under my umbrella. 2481.
We were the best of friends.
23599.
Won’t you say hello.
Meyer (H. W.) Missouri.
Meyer (Horace) :
Crazy for love. 19892.
Crazy moon. 19898.
Fantasy. 20761.
Loony house riot. 20674.
Paresis walk. 21045.
Quick Henry, the flit. 21099.
Snow. 21236.
Meyer (J. F.)
14043.
Meyer (Joseph) :
Alone in the dark. 19678.
Dark is the night. 462.
Don’t send me orchids. 3143.
Goody goody girl. 20154.
I’ve got a little confession to make.
10157.
In a café in Montmartre.
Isn’t it heavenly. 10250.
4590.
18750.
Come heavy-laden.
5613.
Nightful of delightful you. 6139.
No greater love. 8438.
Say it’s not the last time. 4140.
There’s a house on a hill. 2871,
4348.
When I go home. 238636.
You. 25944.
Meyer
(L. H.) Dreaming of you.
16096.
Meyer (L. S.):
Caring for you. 9569.
When all is done. 11489.
Meyer (Luise) :
Es sassen drei kamraden.
(43).
O friihling. 17752 (108).
Meyer (M. E.) Mother and sweet-
17752
heart, Mary and Marie. 3845,
Meyer (Mary) Forsaken, alone.
16190.
You're just the girl
17727.
3107.
lonesome
Meyer (Norma)
I’ve been waiting for.
Meyer (R. Z.) Day of days.
Meyer (Raymond) I’m
while you are away. 10134.
Meyer (Wilhelm) :
Es sassen drei kamraden.
(48).
O fritihling. 17752 (108).
Meyer & bro. Paramount Christmas
book. 21042. .
Meyer-Helmund (Hrik) When the
swallow sings. 17752 (159).
Meyer-Olbersleben (Max) Moonlight
fay. 13765 (122).
Meyerowitz (David):
Papierene kinder. 25225.
Wen tate mame fehlt. 2592.
Meyerowitz (Harry) Alice in Won-
17752
derland. 7103.
Meyers (A. L.) Game preserve. 5228.
Meyers (I. I.) Daddy I’m lonely.
21980.
Meyers (Ludwig) Till shadows of
forest may cease. 6750.
Meyers (M. E.) Doughnuts to dunk
in my coffee. 24173.
Meyers (M. L.) You be the giver and
I’ll be the taker. 4610.
Meyers (Mrs. R. BE.) See Myers (I. I.)
Meyers (V. BE. A. M.):
Hopping the keys. 898.
I can’t love no one else. 922.
I’m telling you. 1018.
I only love mother and you. 1028.
Lonely without you. 1361. —
Meyers (Vic) Grand Slam in love.
7671.
Mezz (Ruth) Magdalén. 5905.
Mi costilla es un hueso. 24951.
Micale (Samuel) Marche Roosevelto.
20722.
Michael (I. L.) My log cabin home in
the pines. 22902.
Michael (Patrick)
goodbye. 5288.
Michael (R. K.) Here comes Miss
Prosperity. 12285.
Michael (William) :
Canvas of blue. 13967.
I want to stage a comeback.
14481.
If I know how our story would
end. 14496.
Indian summer love. 10237.
My diary. 6053.
My heart won’t believe a thing I
say. 3874, 6068.
One who'll do now must remind
me of you. 10826.
Worryin’, a bit about me. 15677.
Michael Kohlhaas. 24953*.
Michaeloff (Mischa) :
Bonheur capricieux. 13924.
Goodnight but not
1426
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Dixie night. 19948.
Dors, maman, dors. 14127.
Schreib’ nichts von liebe mehr.
2076.
Michaels (M. F.) As long as I live
Tl love you. 4736.
Michalski (J. J.) Gruby skandal.
786, T677.
Michaud (Adeline) :
Hurrah! hurrah! prosperity is on
the way. 12320.
There is no love like mother’s love.
2367.
Michaud (D. J.):
Christ. is risen. 7355.
Memory land. 3799.
Preacher iS coming tonight.
8596.
Michel (Don) pseud. See Sciapiro
(Michel )
Michel (Julia) All I want it’s you.
2833.
Micheli (G. de):
Baisers dans la nuit. 19739.
Danza infantile. 4989.
Rimembranze. 6401.
Schon ist das leben. 2071.
Sternennacht. 23382.
Michelmann (G. H.) Whither thou
goest. 4540.
Michiels (Gustave) au., and Michiels
(Louis) prop. Maschinska. T7076
(198).
Michlin (Lou)
say good-bye.
Michlin (R. R.):
Hleanor. 181389.
Youre gone. 19614.
Mid-town music co. Three Christmas
carols. 23726.
Mid-West music
American. 4867.
Middletcn (G. W.)
turns of the day.
Middleton (Horace) Iphigenia in
Tauris of Euripides. 24658*.
Middleton (R. E.) Fancy. 24249,
Midgette (B. B.) Moonlight on the
ocean. 22838.
Midgley (Charles) :
Alabama moon, I’m calling. 9355.
Descending night. 12028.
En route. 12098.
I dreamt you fell in love with me.
936.
Ill get an imaginary sweetheart.
24518.
Intermezzo.
Jean’s song. 12515.
Joyful tidings. 3597.
Love’s innocence, 8215.
Mazurka. 12751.
Melodie russe. 12768.
N.R.A. roll-call. 25093.
Heart of mine, don’t
12276.
publishers. Buy
Many happy re-
12731.
11776.
Nocturne. 11777, 11778.
Prelude. 11779.
Ruisselant. 13218.
You have an invitation to take
the ozone with me. 15699.
Midnight club. 16503.
Midshipmaid (The) 3984.
Midsummer-night’s dream.
12995, 16775.
Mieczkowski (Walter)
18500.
Mielke (W. A.)
Mies (P.):
Gute kamerad. 20169.
O Deutschland hoch
20955.
Miessner (Hanns) :
Adventslied. 2821.
Deutschlands jugend an Hitler.
16052.
Husarendurchmarsch.
Nach dem segen. 2821.
Passionslied. 4027.
Vor der trauung. 4655.
Zum jahresschluss. 4655.
Miessner (W. O.):
New melody way to play the piano.
12774,
Is it too late.
N.R.A. 20902.
in ehren.
16342.
18899, 20923.
Our high school. 19648 (110,
111).
Mignan (Kdouard) 12 pieces nou-
velles. 12790.
Mignon. 7076 (348), 21401.
Mignche (E.) Portabandiera. 10927.
Migot (Georges) :
Ad usum delphini.
Jungle. 1213.
Tombeau de Nicolas de Grigny.
15467.
Trois pieces. 8282.
Zodiaque. 13759.
Mihalovici (Marcel) :
Sonate. 18741.
Suite de Karagueuz.
Mikeska (B. B.)
to me tonight.
Mikita (Michael) :
Coo-coo. 19886.
Crawling along. 21967.
I’m a million miles from happi-
ness. 16403.
Just trust the man in Washington.
14611.
Ritchie is cur man. 23186.
That’s my inventory of you. 19354.
4666.
4264.
Moon bring her back
22826.
When you appeared upon the
scene. 23671.
Mikkelson (Sigrid) I am confessing.
917.
Milanesi (G. 8S.) Tango. 2315.
Milano (Dante) No... 12967.
Milano (George) Home of my heart
in County Mayo. T7757.
1427
INDEX
Milans (A. J.):
April ran down this hill.
Courtin’ my honey. 21962.
Exultation. 24242.
I have seen yellow in the moon.
22354.
I was so shy.
Ink. 22541.
Lord is my strength. 22717.
Rovers of the land. 25380.
Summer is king. 23386.
When we met. 23668.
Where does that river go.
White night. 21597.
Milbauer (M. L.) You’re a chip off
the old block, Boy scouts. 138733.
Milchunes (Edwin) :
I’m looking for my love in the
moonlight. 3481.
My darling’s gone.
Milde Meissner (—):
23859.
22469.
23674.
1590.
Boston. 7244.
Glockenspiel. 7633.
Gute nacht. 7678.
Kleiner marsch. 8054.
Madchen in uniform. 8228.
Morgenstimmung. 8317.
Signalmusik. 8756.
So nimm denn meine hande. 8787.
Stimmt an, mit hellen, holen klang.
8875.
Wandern ist
9124.
Waschraum. 9130.
Mildenberg (Albert) :
Arabian night. 13765 (6).
Love’s locksmith... 11670 (211).
Mildenberg (Victor) :
Arabian night. 135765 (6).
Love’s locksmith. 11670 (211).
Milder (Lillian) French class. 9904*.
Mildes (Fred) I’m always longing for
you. 14428.
Mildes (Margaret) I’m always long-
ing for you. 14428.
Mildiego. pseud. See Milano (Dante)
Miles (A. M.) ‘That blond headed
girl of mine. 19345.
Miles (Agnes) Sweet memories are
ealling. 238404.
Miles (C. A.):
All will come right.
As the day breaks.
Awake thou that sleepest.
(42).
Bright the sun is shining. 4656
(75).
Christ every day. 4656 (88).
Christ is risen. 4656 (91).
Christmas highway. 19856.
Don’ go leab me, honey.
CTE}.
Ever onward.
Falling dew.
des miillers. lust.
4656 (12).
4656 (32).
4656
11670
19648 (34).
9332 (107).
pto¥H, 1 S2) ¥/ 26
Gloria in excelsis. 7634.
He arose. 4656 (241).
Hosanna. 4656 (256).
Hush! ma li'l boy. 11670 (142).
I’ve been redeemed. 4656 (285).
In the shadow of His wings. 4656
(304).
In the spring. 21696 (195).
Jesus ever is the same true friend.
4656 (317).
Jesus, King of heaven. 4656
(320).
Jesus will not let me go. 4656
(327).
Joyful is my soul today. 4656
(331).
Lend a hand. 4656 (347).
Look for me. 4656 (367).
Lord is my light. 9332 (217).
Mother’s prayer. 11670 (242).
No pain, no death, no weeping.
4656 (447).
Oft I read with sweet delight.
4656 (468).
Santa’s success. 21696 (333).
Sing the story. 4656 (578).
Star of royal splendor. 21696
(355).
Tell the news. 4656 (626).
There’s a shout in the camp.
21696 (3875).
There were shepherds. 21596
(371).
We shall gather in that city.
4656 (678).
Weep no more. 4656 (679).
Wonderful birth. 21696 (421).
Yes He will. 4656 (705).
Miles (HE. H.):
Aubade. 21696 (17).
Brookside. 21696 (41).
Heavens’ eternal King.
(154). -
In Italy. 21696 (192).
Meditation. 21696 (255).
Shrine. 21696 (340).
Miles (Ellen) Love. 24835.
Miles (Marie) pseud. See
(Mary)
Miles (P. N.):
Four songs for baritone voice &
21696
Caine
oboe. 24956.
Good Friday. 12226.
In the belfry. 1134.
My Master hath a garden. 25057.
Miles (R. H.) O little town of Beth-
lehem. 20959.
Miles (Renée) :
Echo from the hills.
Trixie. 19420.
Milford (Robin) :
Benedicite. 21799.
Easter morning. 24210.
Elegy. 22090.
5106.
1428
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Four heavenly songs. 3811.
Laus Deo. 22640.
Love on my heart. 22737.
May in the greenwood. 24911.
Pilgrim’s progress. 25249, 25250.
So sweet love seemed. 23307.
Milhaud (Darius):
Coreovado. 9647.
Deux elégies romaines. 14791.
Deux poémes. 14792.
Devant sa main nue. 14104.
Songes. 23345.
Sorocaba. 11195.
Tijuca. 11347.
Milhiser (A. E.) jr. Lazy mountain
moon. 16629.
Militello (Pete) We had to be
through. 13588.
Mill (G. D.) Around the world with
Roosevelt. 15799.
Mill (S. R.) My little sweetheart.
20854.
Millan (Valeriano) :
Hr nifo der sarampion. 1464.
Maracca. 1464.
Millar (Jessie) Haunting strain.
10007.
Miller (Amos) :
Ocean moon. 39438.
Underneath a towering pine tree.
6815.
Miller (B. M.):
All hail to our U. S. President.
7107.
Blue Lake Worth. 11820.
Dreams of prosperity. 12085.
Miller (Bill) See Miller (W. R.) jr.
Miller (Bob):
Answer to twenty one years.
Behind the hills. 183, 2917.
Buy American. 284.
Countin’ cross ties. 419, 4957.
Cowboy’s best friend is his horse.
425, 3072.
Death of Jimmy Rodgers. 19981.
Ev'ry Sunday night back home.
20040.
Glad hearts. 7629.
Gonna rig myself up in a swaller
tail coat. 20148.
Good old beer. 767.
Hope’s forgotten song. T7766.
Hour of prayer. 7771.
-J breaka da stones. 14385.
I found a peanut. 18367.
I’m a fugitive from a chain gang.
982.
I’ve told the birds and bees how
lovely you are. 22457.
Let’s meet by the old oaken bucket.
3668.
Lie he wrote home. 5788.
Life of Jimmie Rodgers.
Little Nell. 5824.
2859.
20614.
Miller (G. E.)
Lonesome valley. 5842.
March faithful soldiers. 8236.
Mother tears. 20798.
My valley of memories. 3910.
Old fashion dipper that hangs on
a nail. 20986.
On the Colorado trail.
Sad song. 4133.
Same kind of a wrong woman a
second time. 8709.
Seems I’ve always held your hand.
8501.
2096, 11076.
Seven years with the wrong man.
13270.
Shall we meet on that beautiful
shore. 8739.
Song that never dies. 4238.
Sweet heart lane. 4291.
That funny little letter L. 8960.
There’s a new day of hope comin’
mighty soon. 2373, 43846.
Twenty one years. 2465.
What does the deep sea say. 4489.
When it’s harvest time in old New
England. 25837.
When the lilacs last bloomed.
9194.
When you played the old church
organ. 21576.
Where’s Elmer. 21587.
Where the mountains tip toe to
the sea. 25874.
Wrong man and the wrong woman
went back together again. 21634.
You so and so you'll wish you’d
never been born. 11647.
21 year prisoner is dead. 21696.
Miller (Bob) inc.:
When it’s harvest time in old New
England. 25837.
Where the mountains tip toe to
the sea. 25874.
Miller (Clovis) Each little moment.
5098.
Miller (EH. C.)
25437.
Miller (HE. H.) For the love 0’ money.
9882.
Miller (KE. M.)
swing. 14536.
Miller (Blaine) :
I'll give you a new love.
I’m lonely dear
24552.
Miller (Ernest) College days. 15980.
Miller (F. E.) Smile world smile and
roll your troubles along. 23301.
Miller (Fred) Sousa with his band.
15305.
Miller (Fritz) Dear little mother, far,
far away. 477.
If I could fall in love
girl like the girl in my
12435.
Shattered dreams.
In the old porch
24519.
without you.
with a
dreams.
1429
INDEX
Miller (G. F.):
Blue eagle spirit, now on the air.
ASGTS.
First direct relief. 20068.
Miller (G. L.): ;
Come into my heart and abide.
24074.
Pray for the light. 25285.
Standing in the shadow of the
cross. 25560.
Miller (Gene) I get a funny feeling.
938.
Miller (George)
good-bye. 5748.
Miller (H. M.) Miller’s (Helen)
songs and choruses. 20765.
Miller (Harold A.) Be with me, Lord.
9468.
Miller (Harold D.):
Farewell to love. 7559.
Little home for two. 1336.
My sweetheart. 8402.
Kissing depression
Miller (Henry C.) Disappointed.
14107.
Miller (Henry D.) More or less.
12827.
Miller (Hiram C.) Glorifying our uni-
versal American bands. 12208.
Miller (Horace A.):
O Zion. 16966.
Were you there. 15584.
Miller (I. E.) In the land that waits
for me. 10230.
Miller (J. A.) Inashadylane. 14515.
Miller (J. F.) Still I’m singing songs
of love. 4252.
Miller (J. N.)
Washington.
Miller (J. W.):
Great change. 20163.
In my Father’s house. 20443.
Keep the faith. 20558.
Miller (Jack) :
In the vine covered church ’way
back home. 102835.
There’s a new deal in
17396.
No greater love. 3933.
Miller (Jack C.):
Dancing lady. 14070.
I’d like to be a hobo. 143890.
Tan girl. 8936.
Tell me the truth. 8948.
Miller (Jacques) :
My song of love. 20873.
South of the Rio Grande. 21288.
Waltz in D flat major. 19853.
Miller (John C.) Sweetheart come
back to me. 8914.
Miller (L. E.) Waltzing on a moon-
beam. 6859.
Miller (L. Jay)
1697, 22963.
Miller (L. O.):
Just heaven for two. 18560.
Prosperity 19388. 18155.
No one but you.
DtsE, mS) We
Miller (Lily J.):
Creole lullaby. 429.
My caravan of dreams. 3862.
Miller (M. D.) There’s a song in my
heart for you. 43848.
Miller (M. F.) Dreaming and think-
ing of you. 19981.
Miller (M. J.) Charley Grimm. 7330.
Miller (M. K.):
Girl that I cannot forget. 24332.
I like my own tunes best. 22363.
Little vagabond baby. 22693.
We’ve got a brand new deal.
23597.
Miller (M. R.)
Miller (M. S.)
light. 12470.
Miller (Madge M.):
Father. 16154.
Heartache. 16292.
I miss my miss from Mississippi.
16442.
I’ve a contract with Cupid. 16458.
My man in the moon. 16865.
Possessed. 17085.
When I found you. 17569.
With lots of love. 17663.
Miller (Maggie) pseud. See Retzlaw
(Edna)
Miller (Marguerite M.):
Song of the sails. 17275.
To match my dreams. 17432. _
Miller (Marvin M.) When you say
you love me. 9213.
Miller (Max) Ill love you just the
Doctor Freud. 19953.
In the molten moon-
same. 7824.
Miller (Michael) Gluek—gluek.
20130. Y
Miller (Millie) Somebody told you.
8801.
Miller (N. T.):
Come back to me. 15986.
I think of you. 16457.
Love holds me fast. 1379.
One kiss. 17011.
Only you. 1795.
Remembering. 17127.
Miller (Nat) Rose-petal love. 2017.
Miller (Ned) MHeart-breaker. 18299.
Miller (R. A.) Your presence is sun-
shine to me. 21685.
Miller (R. J.) When I’m blue. 4506.
Miller (Reed) You ask why I love
thee. 238795 (112).
Miller (Robert) :
By the silvery Rio Grande. 15909.
Pretty little Goldilocks. 23129.
Miller (Roy):
T’ll go astray. 3444.
You’re just like a dream. 7044.
Miller (S. J.) Dancing post-box and
the fire alarm box. 16023.
1430
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Miller (Sonny):
I got a shoe. 24504.
Then the moon came out. 15422.
Miller (Stuart):
I was too hasty dear. 7899.
When I had you.
Miller (Tamara)
12281.
Miller (Van):
Fleecy white clouds.
Just a
103813.
Miller (Vera) Forgive me sweetheart
and let’s start anew. 3249.
Miller (W. R.) jr. Without you.
4584.
Miller (W. V.) Colors on high. 21933.
Miller music, inc.:
Before the mosque.
Beneath the _ spell
delta moon. 13889.
Broken toys. 23999.
Camel with the wrinkled knees.
17570.
Heaven right here.
12147.
dream gone at dawn.
9484,
of a yellow
21863.
Could I have every wish come
true. 21958.
Desert mirage. 9711.
Don’t change, be as you are. 9735.
Hsquisses d’Orient. 9817, 9818.
Fantaisie orientale. 9844, 9845.
Fire chief. 9868.
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Hootie owls. 22305.
Hoppy toad. 22308.
How do the flowers know
way. 22318.
I’m puttin’ money
again. 5538.
I may be dancing with somebody
else. 12403, 12404.
In a café in Montmartre.
In the Tyrol. 10234.
Indian summer. 18498.
Johnny Cricket. 22585.
Lazy, lousy Liza. 20581.
Lonely moonlight troubadour.
20658.
Magic hearts of candy. 22762.
More than you know. 6000.
Music from across the sea. 14847.
OV debbil microphone. 16981.
Rhythm of the day. 21127.
Rumba espagnole. 11047.
Song of darkness. 23333.
Sugar-coated lies. 17320.
Sun is shining for baby and me.
13387.
Swanee woman. 11241.
Talking in my sleep. 8985.
5211.
their
in the bank
5613.
Tall timber. 17358.
Tumble in a rumble seat. 11380.
Twelve Viennese waltzes. 23732.
Wallie Woodpecker. 23563.
Was my face red. 6864.
We must not be afraid. 23589.
Why should I not be _ happy.
23709.
Miller of the Dee. 8283.
Millet (Lluis) Catalonian Christmas
dance. 21882.
Millham (Margot) :
Down a long long road. 18096.
Ol’ debbil microphone. 16981.
Singing to you. 23295.
Talking in my sleep. 8935.
Milli (Genee) pseud. See Milligan
(Genee)
Milli (Mimi) pseud. See Milligan
(Mimi)
Milligan (Genee) :
Three point two. 23472.
3 point 2. 21694.
Milligan (H. V.) Sanctus. 11052.
Milligan (Juliana) Moonlight, down
in dear old lover’s lane. 3835.
Milligan (M. A.) ‘Three point two.
23472.
Milligan (Mimi):
Three point two.
3 point 2. 21694.
Milliken (A. E.) One Arabian night.
23472,
23023*.
Milliken (P. M.) One Arabian night.
23023*.
Millindorf (Hyman) These _ silly
things my children Say to me.
11323.
Millionentestament (Das) 3374.
Millman (Benjamin) Until the dawn.
11408.
Millé6cker (C.):
Carlotta-valse. 4887.
Wir spielen operetten. 25909.
Millonzi (Philip) From dawn to noon
in Taormina. 3263.
Mills (A. E.) Fairy fingers. 23795
(24).
Mills (Annette) :
I’m a tree. 10119.
Sweet earth of Cornwall—my
home. 2280.
Mills (Clyde) ’Peal that Volstead.
6290.
Mills (G. EK.) Sweet dreams of you.
2279.
Mills (Glenn) Just focling. 10327.
Mills (Irene) Letter from him. 1311.
Mills (Irving) Rockin’ in rhythm.
21140.
Mills (L. T.):
Dear old Wisconsin. 24138.
Will you sometime remember me.
11574.
Mills (M. B.)
lina home by the river.
In my dear old Caro-
14525,
1431
INDEX
Mills (M. W.):
At eventide. 9409.
Last waltz you promised to me.
12590.
Where are you dear. 4530.
Mills (R. F.):
Always sunshine. 11670 (6).
Bluebird’s song. TO76 (21).
Bright star of truth. 11670 (38).
Eternal spring. TO76 (72).
Everlasting love. 11670 (97).
Flowers welcome. 7076 (83).
Forsake me not. 11670 (110).
He hath triumphed. 9832 (1385).
In heavenly love. 7076 (146).
It is a good thing to give thanks.
9332 (172).
My Father’s land. 11670 (248).
O Lord and Master. 11670 (257).
O spirit of poetry. 11670 (259).
Only Thee. 11670 (267).
Promise made to mother. 11670
(297).
Robin’s song. T076 (280).
Sail on, O ship of state. 7076
(298).
Searching the Scriptures. 11670
(323).
‘Tis a drunkard’s home today.
7076 (351).
What is the song. 11670 (411).
What’s the good. 11670 (414).
With heart and voice. 11670
(436).
Mills (Ruth) There’s a big new
smile. 17393.
Mills (S. A.) Day dreams. 471.
Mills (S. B.) Fairy fingers. 238795
(24).
Mills music, ine.:
Alone with my tears. 21725.
Any way the wind blows. 15794.
Anything you say. 9886.
Baby, please come back. 9488.
Band from cartoon land. 21779.
Blue Danube. 2931.
Broadway lady. 21840.
Chattanooga playboy. 3016.
Couldn’t you fall for me. 21959.
Crazy walk. 21968.
Dance of the lame duck. 11999.
Dark clouds. 21992.
Don’t believe a word they say.
3136.
Don’t keep me in the dark. 24165.
Down a Carolina lane. 7477.
Drop me off in Harlem. 24208.
Get hot foot. 16218.
Get yourself a new broom. 9930.
Goona goona. 3310.
Grandfather’s clock. 12235.
Happy as the day is long. 9998.
He’s mine. 18296.
Headin’ for heaven. 5355.
1432
pt. ITI, n. s., v. 28
I’d have gambled my life on you:
12385.
I dream of Indiana. 7803.
I gotta go places and do things.
3427. .
I had it and I lost it. 7810.
I hope my dreams come ~ true.
3436.
I learned about love from her.
24509.
I’m delirious Bd of Dolores.
22394.
I’m gonna love you more in 1933.
3472.
I’m sure it wasn’t love. 164383.
I want to ring bells. 18449.
I wonder who’s waltzing with the
one I love. 12429.
I won’t be there to hear Oh prom-
ise me. 22471.
I won’t think about tomorrow.
22472.
I would if I could but I can’t.
14488.
Isn’t it swell to dream. 16528.
It looks like old times again.
10259.
Lady from St. Paul. 12577.
Lingering on your doorstep. 3688.
Little hug, a little kiss. 16673.
Little white cross, on a little green
hill. 12648.
Love is the thing. 12680.
Maedchen in uniform. 3751.
Man from Harlem. 3758.
Meet the man about town. 24917.
Mister Rhythm man. 12802.
Moonlight in your eyes. 20785.
My Sunday gal. 3905.
Mysterious Mister Zilch. 6109.
Old Virginia moon. 14980.
Paradise waltz. 23070.
Peaceful valley. 13096.
Playin’ with the devil. 10900.
Poor Oliver Twist. 13122.
Practicing the piano. 17087.
Raisin’ the rent. 10992.
Rest is history. 21120. |
Rock-a-bye river. 15136.
Romancing with you. 253857.
Save your kisses for me. 23246.
Send my mail to Tennessee.
19157.
Seven years with the wrong man,
13270.
She’ll be comin’ ’round the moun-
tain. 19171.
So shy. 25494.
Somewhere in Sonora. 17268.
Star dust. 173800.
Stately mansion. 17306.
Stormy weather keeps rainin’ all
the time. 8878.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Strolling thru the park one day.
15347.
Swingy little thingy.
Time to go. 17420.
To think that you should care for
me. 6761.
Turn back the clock. 23504.
Twenty one years. 2465.
17348.
Wait’ll it happens to you. 19467.
Waltz is on. 21496.
We're all in the same boat. 4475.
We reached a perfect understaid-
ing. 6884.
What are little girls made of.
13613.
What makes you so sweet. 19507.
What would I do if I didn’t have
you. 19511.
When love was young. 19520.
Where, oh where can I find love.
19539.
Whittlin’ Willie. 238691.
Whoops-a-daisy, there I go. 19552.
Winter interlude. 25908.
Wrong. 28735.
You excite me. 15698.
You're O.K. 25968.
You took the words right out of
my mouth. 4638.
Zaza. 4654.
Millstone (Edward) Hebrew song
and dance. 839.
Milne (D. L.) Recovery song. 17122.
Milne (W. A.) Pixies. 4656 (498).
Milner (J. O.) Bare knees. 2901.
Miloradovich (Mills) Romance in a
department store. 15145*.
Milstead (M. E.):
I’m lonesome too. 12388.
Mem’ries 0’ mine. 14774, 16774.
Miltimore (E. J.)
thrush singing to-day.
Miiton (Billy):
No thrill. 22965.
Photograph of you. 15044.
Milton (P. R.):
If you haven’t got it. 12448.
fs it love, or is it liquor. 12488.
You caught us with our pants
10094.
down. 13718.
Milwicz (N. A.) I pretend I don’t
love you. 14464. e
Milzarek (John) Let’s all help our
President. 12614.
Mimi Pandore. 7093, 7288.
Mims (E. H.) Out in my garden.
21027.
Minar (A. A.) Summer dreams.
6639.
Minder (Harold)
say no to me.
Miner (K. L.)
5851.
Ming Hoy. 16787*.
I hope you'll not
22355.
Lord is my Shepherd.
I heard a brown -
Minichiello (Carmen) Sweetheart I
love you dearly. 8916.
Minichini (Salvatore) Fusion hymn.
24313.
Minnelied. 3815.
Minnelli (V. C.) On the banks of the
Saskatchewan. 21002.
Minor (R. B.) Deliverance. 16039.
Minor (R. J.):
I'll always be your captive. 952.
Winsome. 2711.
Minthorn (Waliace) National pro-
test. 6116.
Minton (Ll. J.) Our skipper Presi-
dent, F.D.R. 25208.
Mirabile (Giuseppe) :
°A vittoria ’e La Guardia.
Melodia d’amore. 20740.
°O strumento fedele. 8462.
Mireille (—):
C’est Joséphine. 9539.
Ca vient comm’ ca. 4872.
Ce petit chemin. 21889.
Depuis que je suis 4 Paris. 18058.
Java des fleurs d’oranger. 18528.
Just an old chateau. 10320.
Lying in the hay. 5895.
Mes petits chapeaux. 18732.
Mois de vacances. 18755.
Momies. 18757.
Pays des réves bleus.
Petits poissons. 8564.
Qu’on est bien en chemise.
6362.
Quand on attend une femme.
19054.
Rose de plaisir. 19111.
Séparément. 2103.
Si je m’etais couché. 19179.
Someday you'll fall in love with
someone. 13328.
Truc du brésilien. 2451, 9039;
Vous avez déménagé mon coeur.
19465.
Vous n’savez pas madame. 2539.
Mirick (E. W.) Me at my radio.
14760.
Mirick (Hd.)
gone. 16958.
Mirouze (Marcel) :
Appassionato. 18820.
Piéce en sentuor. 23092.
Misener (C. E.) pseud. See Markham
(C. EH.)
Misraki (Paul) :
Aux iles. 21762.
Céliméne. 21890.
Je n’ai qu’un seul amour. 22572.
Miss Dolly Dollars. 2815 (173), 7076
(223-225), 9832 (2386), 19648 (9),
21696 (282).
Missa (Edmond). aw., and Missa (J.
B.) prop.:
Gavotte bleue. 4656 (205).
21700.
1851.
1933,
Now that summer has
1433
INDEX
Missa (Edmond)—Continued.
Mélodie. 4656 (406).
Menuet. 4656 (394).
Mots d’amour. 15783 (222).
Petit carillon. 4656 (491).
Retraite. 4656 (536).
Vague bereante. 4656 (659).
Missena (Mike) Evergreen trees. 599.
Mr. Popple of Ippleton. 93832 (237).
Mister Wu. 5976*, 5976**.
Mistowski (Alfred):
Ballade. 24972.
Lights and shadows.
Mistretta (F. M.)
Mistretta (V. G.):
Dear pal of mine. 482.
"Twas on a dreamy night like this.
24791.
Dreaming. 3167.
13502.
Misuraca (Anthony) Hello Chicago.
16298.
Mitchell (Albert) N R A marching
song. 18871.
Mitchell (Alice):
Somewhere in Siberia. 19238.
Waitin’ for my man to come.
23555.
Mitchell (Alvin) Choo choo train.
9617.
Mitchell (Earl) I must have you.
22439.
Mitchell (Edna M.) Day dreams.
14082.
Mitchell (Elizabeth M.) Come to Chi-
cago. 11959.
Mitchell (F. N.)
song. 1221.
Mitchell (Frances) :
I have the insomnia blues. 3482.
When the sunset turns red. 11525.
Just another love
Wisteria. 4579.
Mitchell (Harry) Drifting far from
God. 3175.
Mitchell (J. R.) Just another sunset.
222)
Mitchell (M. G.)
valley. 23369.
Mitchell (Melvin)
for love. 22409.
Mitchell (R. E.) :
God’s garden.
Springtime in the
I’m just a beggar
14288.
If love could be forgotten. 16490.
Life and I together. 20608.
Lonely darkey. 10453.
Mitchell (R. W.):
In our bungalow for two. 10221.
My dream of paradise. 20830.
Mitchell (S. D.):
Good-bye love. 18239, 18240.
I stumbled into heaven falling for
you. 3497.
Lady for a day.
Roll your bones.
Mitchell (S. S.):
Chicago town.
16614, 18586.
4112, 13199.
14015.
pt. III, n. s., v.28
Florida.
Love’s
18672.
Wild women. 13672.
Mitehell (S. 8.) jr. Arabian moon.
$390.
Mitchell (Selma)
the new moon. 163886.
Mitchell (Vergil) Why do you treat
me like this. 2694.
Mitchell (W. F.):
O please help the old age and
others needy. 20962.
We're going to Chicago. 9147.
Mitchell (William) NRA eruise.
14915.
Mité. pseud. See Maize (F. M.)
Mittell (Philipp) :
Preparatory exercises in double-
Stopping. 13765 (1738).
School of violin technies.
(187-190).
Shifting the position and prepara-
tory scale-studies for the violin.
13765 (198).
Mitton (S. B.) My prayer.
Mixsell (Philip) Pretending.
Mizzy (Victor) :
Drink your coffee with cream.
3176.
14225.
like a dream, eternal.
T’ll make a wish on
13765
25073.
8600.
From your window sill. 24310.
I’ve got a sweetheart. 1038.
My ideal girl. 1618.
Valley of love. 15528.
Mliynarski (E.) Mazurka. 18765
(116).
Moats (Isadora) Moonlight on a June
night. 20787.
Mobley (J. E.) Can't we get to
gether. 2989.
Mockridge (C.):
I married an angel. 7862-7864.
Momentos Espanoles. 22825.
Modarelli (James) jr. I love but you. .
20342.
Moderne Mitgift. 5260.
Moderne Wiener schlager-serie ftir
zither in Wiener stimmung. 14808.
Moebius (W. C.) Straussiana. 19288.
Moen (Elva) Just a valley of dreams.
24702.
Moeran (E. J.):
Alsation carol. 17788.
Good wine. 22216.
Green fire. 16257.
Ivy and holly. 14578.
Love is a sickness. 22731.
River-god’s song. 23187.
Sigh no more, ladies. 23277.
Spring, the sweet spring. 23368.
To daffodils. 23483.
Under the greenwood tree. 23521.
Moeschinger (Albert) Konzert II.
10364.
1434
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Moffat (Alfred) :
Ah! how pleasant
4675.
Alte meister fiir junge spieler.
9368.
Divertimento, 7458.
Fifty traditional Scottish nursery
rhymes. 24978.
Hook’s (Mr. James) minuet for
the theatre. 7764.
Master songs of all time. 1487.
Meisterschule der alten zeit. 21696
(256-258 ) .
Serenade. 9332 (320).
Sonate. 9532: (249, 319).
Ye birds that sing sweetly. 7021.
Moffat (T. R.) Um in town today.
5521.
Moffit (J. C.):
How’dy jamboree. 907.
Just a memory of love. 1214.
My technocratic daddy. 3909.
There’s a new deal for you. 6730.
Tumble down shack by the stream.
’tis to love.
21441.
You can’t make my love untrue.
2756.
Mohan (John) Silvwry mountain
moon. 4198.
Moho-Nali (Chief) pseud. See King
(R. A. K.)
Mohr (HE. R.) Where have you been
hiding. 45383.
Mohr (F. D.) Blessed is the man.
19763.
Mohr (Gerhard) :
Drei siisse worte. 16106.
Du bist die frau fiir mich. 9783.
Einmal mécht ich noch primaner
sein. 9795.
Herrgott, lass’ doeh heut’
wunder gescheh’n. 10027.
Ich kann niemals nein sagen.
ein
10178.
Kuss sagt mehr als 1000 schone
worte. 10370.
Nimm diesen ring. 10748.
Rate mal... 10996.
Sei gegriisst, mein lieb, in der
ferne. 11077.
Sei wieder gut. 11078.
Trinen in der geige. 15485.
Wir sind immer gute kameraden.
7000.
Mohr (H. K.) My name is Morgan,
but it ain’t J. P. 157383 (229).
Moi et Vimpératrice. 198387, 20429.
Moinet (Arthur) jr. Press me to your
heart. 15086.
Mojica (José) Caballero de la noche.
2980.
Mokrejs (John):
Bad boy. 11670 (20).
Bird rondo. 11670 (34).
Day in summer. 11670 (68).
From the hills. 11670 (112).
Playing lady. 11670 (281).
Moleshead (Agnes) You stole into
my heart. 9808.
Moleti (Nicola) Suona fanfara mia.
2262.
Molinari (Bernardino) Concerto in la
maggiore. 15995.
Molinari (Salvatore) :
I still remember you. 10152.
My life is made up of dreams,
8371.
Moll (Billy) Drifting down the
Shalimar. 14151.
Mollenhauer (Crosby) :
Dark eyes. 3100.
Minuet. 3817.
Paloma. 6266.
Theme from the largo, New world
symphony. 4339.
Moller (Emile) Sad moon. 23238.
Molloy (J. L.) Love’s old sweet song.
12694, 16725.
Molohon (B. W.)
Moments musical.
Mon amant. 3829.
Mon petit oiseau. 14817.
Monacella della fontana. 12808.
Monacelli (James) With those charm-
ing eyes. 13685.
Monaco (F. O.) If I had my life to
live again. 3527,
Monaco (J. V.):
Baby. 129.
Drifting down
14151.
Hold your horses. 874, 875.
I didn’t mean it. 22341, 22342.
If that dog o’ mine could talk.
22484, 24611.
Is it just another thrill. 1157.
It might have been a different
story. 10260, 12495.
Let your way home be my way
home. 22666.
Longing. 16692.
Ole mammy ain’t gonna sing no
more. 25169.
Well done my lad, well done.
2591,
When I dance with you. 11497.
Whoops-a-daisy, there I go. 19552.
You’re gonna lose your gal. 19615.
Monaghan (L. J.) jr.:
Boogie. 11829.
Jordan roll me on. 12528.
Let us dream. 3672.
Lovely weather. 1405.
Sun’s sinking low. 4270.
When Good-time Charlie dies.
4502.
Monarch music co. Twilight, moon-
light and you. 113889.
Yowsah. 2798.
20775.
the Shalimar.
1435
INDEX
Monastere (Un) 17977.
Monck (Teria):
Bells are ringing my song of love.
2919.
I will always love you. 3508.
Monckton (C. F.) Spring chicken.
4656 (605).
Monckton (Lionel)
4656 (605).
Moncure (L. B.) Death angel. 19930.
Monde et la chair. 14509.
Mondlak (P. F.):
Let’s commence with common
sense. 16641.
Please take me back. 19019.
Why did we ever break up. 23700.
Mondrone (Pasquale) :
Children at play. 356.
Shepherd and his flock. 6495.
Monell (J. A.) Stolen kiss. 2252.
Monfeuillard (R.) Mélopée et scherzo.
14770.
Monfred (A. H.):
Berceuse. 9492.
Pastorale. 10587.
Pourtant. 19028.
Quatre préludes syncopés.
Vous. 19464.
Monger (H. S.):
Chart. 19842.
Hail varsity. 18270.
Mongue (G. A.) Cheated at love.
24043.
Monje (Chucho)
Monje (Jesus)
Spring chicken.
18762.
See Monje (Jesus)
I’m trying to forget
you. 10140.
Monk (D.C.) She’s the girl you can’t
forget. 8742.
Monk. pseud. See Hansen (Chas.)
Ur.
Monks’ march. 18764.
Monnot (Marguerite) :
C’est la Java. 17946.
Sans le vouloir. 15186.
Si vous m’aimiez. 25449.
Viens. 19458.
Monopol-liederverlag, Ernst Wengraf,
g.m.b.h.:
Abend mit dir. 4662.
Du du, dudl du du. 16112.
Immer wenn’s am schonsten ist.
5611.
Ist es wirklich wahr.
Kleine frau, was nun.
Sitidseenacht. 6636,
Monrose (Rose) psewd.
(M. H.)
Monrouzeau (J. A.)
Monsees (Alma)
body else. 24483.
Monsieur le docteur.
Monsigny (—):
Chants et ceuvres chorales.
Queen of Golconda. 8640.
5660.
16610.
See Rosenfeld
Stella. 13378.
I belong to some-
21381.
11908.
pt. 117; n. s., v. 28
Monson (H. W.) Over here. 21081.
Montagna (Alberto) Canzone marcia.
7308.
Montagnini (Felice) :
Adios. 17763.
My melancholy waltz. 14887.
Montague (Edward) Are you the
little girl I used to know. 17824.
Montague (J. H.) Joshua fit de bat-
tle ob Jerico. 20512.
Montal (Joseph) Without you. 25919.
Montana _ (Irene) Quien eres tu.
21100.
Montana (Patsy):
I love my daddy too. 5492.
When the flowers of Montana
were blooming. 6935,
Montani (N. A.):
Mass in honor of St. Catharine of
Siena. 3776.
6451.
Salve, Regina.
Fantasia. 5984.
Montani (Pietro)
Monte (Hazel) Whispering waters.
21594.
Monteverde (Alfonso) Siempre te
amaré. 19184, 23276.
Monteverdi (Claudio) Ballo delle in-
grate. 150, 4775*.
Montgomery (Arvilla) :
Just my memories. 18563.
When it’s springtime in the West.
19515.
Montgomery (J. C.) Hallo, ding a ling
a ding a ling ling. 12254.
Montgomery (Jack) On a Chinese
honeymoon. 8494.
Montgomery (Lee) House with no-
body in it. 16328.
Montgomery (Marjorie) Don’t hide
love. 9737.
Montgomery (P. E.) MHallo, ding a
ling a ding a ling ling. 12254.
Montgomery (Rollan):
Just my memories. 18563.
When it’s springtime in the West.
19515.
Montgomery (W. E.) Rose of Sharon.
i bra Ha by
Montrose (Frank):
Let us kiss good morning dear.
12628.
Waltz made for you. 2556.
While you’re here with me. 25880.
Menypenny (G. F.) 7th avenue blues.
21695.
Moodie (James) My love is like a red,
red rose. 22905.
Moon (J. F.)
16003.
Moon (Nancy)
to your throne.
Mooney (Harold) :
Love stands by.
Zombie. 11661.
Countin’ the days.
Prosperity come back
6352.
10484.
1436
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Mooney (Hugh):
Foreclosing my
dreams. 9884.
My symphony.
Mooney (J. W.):
Cuban lullaby. 19897.
Day dreams. 18046.
Let’s dance. 14649.
Things you're guilty of. 11328.
Victim of love. 11419.
Mooney (Jack) See Mooney (J. W.)
Mooney (N. L.) Prosperity come back
to your throne. 6352.
Moonlight and pretzels. 13781, 13826,
14474, 14821, 15428, 18610.
Moonlight mesa. 16817*.
Moonshine. 4656, (138, 188, 259, 261,
275, 286, 408, 416, 417, 426, 542),
9332 (117), 21696 (180).
mortgage of
14910.
Moor (HKmanuel) Concert. 23795.
(54).
Moor (Winifred) Concert. 23795
(54).
Moore (A. F.):
Kentucky Lou. 8048.
When the band played aloha.
4518.
Youre going to be crazy for me.
9296.
Moore (A. K.) Drifting leaves.
11670 (80).
Moore (Benjamin) Blue eagle of the
N.R.A. 17911.
Moore (Deane) Good for nothing but
love. 24360.
Moore (Douglas) God rest you merry,
gentlemen. 756.
Moore (EH. B.):
Five little white heads. 13765
(56).
Love sings the lark. 138765(111).
Open to me the gates. 13765
(160, 161).
Rest. 4656 (534).
Rose I give you. 13765 (183,
184).
Summer wind. 238795 (98, 94).
Teach me, O Lord. 23795 (100).
Two hearts. 18765 (233, 234).
Moore (EH. J.) When it’s cotton. time
in Georgia. 11507.
Moore (FEF. Dean) Little church cov-
ered with flowers. 5813.
Moore (Francis) :
March. 38388.
Secrecy. 8721.
Spinning song. 24935.
Year’s at the spring. 27389.
Moore (Francis D.) Hot stuff. 7768.
Moore (Frederick) Choice collection
of gigues and toceatas. 24054.
Moore (G. P.) I dream only of you
dear. 7804. |
Moore (George) Ev’ry one is in slum-
berland. 5156.
Moore (H. D.)
13152.
Moore (H. M.) When the circus
comes to town. 13635.
Moore (Harriet B.)
14160.
Moore (Helen B.)
Moore (J. M.)
17279.
Moore (John)
Moore (L. D.):
Springtime by the Rio Grande.
Prosperity prayer.
Hasy goin’.
Dream girl. 9758.
Sons of St. George.
Twopenny tune. 6806.
19274.
Texas plains are callin’. 19342.
Moore (L. L.) :
Forgiven. 15783 (126).
Snowflakes. 2815 (3804).
Moore (Marion) :
I will. 1051.
There is a green hill far away.
771.
Moore (N. B.) Grange theme song.
24370.
Moore (O. I.) Song of progress.
13342. _
Moore (R. N.) Smiling. 21232.
Moore (R. V.) My California girl.
10640.
Moore (T. F.) Moonlight memories.
5996.
Moore (T. T.):
Hum those troubles away. 183845.
My inflation is you. 18828.
Oh Lord have mercy on dis dark
one. 18989.
On a shanty boat for two. 18950.
Smile brother, smile. 19217.
Moore (Vashti) :
Kentucky Lou. 8048. .
When the band played aloha.
4518.
You’re going to be crazy for me.
9296.
Moore (Von Selman) Amber bubbles.
17794.
Moore (W. B.):
Lady in the moon. 18587.
Maybe I’ll make you sorry. 20732.
Moore’ (Winifred) Bamboo box.
47T(6*, 4777.
Moore institute of art, science and in-
dustry. Lamp processional. 12586.
Moorehouse (J. W.):
Blue Harlem. 21828.
You are my candle-light. 21646.
Moorhead (lL. P.)
shadows. 22830.
Moorhouse (Basil) :
I’m falling in love in the fall.
3466.
In a three-roomed apartment with
you. 1121.
Moonbeams and
1437
INDEX
Moorhouse ( Basil)—Continued
Spring is here and summer’s com-
ing. 23366.
Moory (L. M.) ‘Walking in the moon-
light with you. 11445.
Moos (Franz) California dreams.
7295.
Moosa (Michael) :
Love me while you may. 1892.
Singing I love you. 2157.
Moquin (Albert) :
Bermuda. 11801.
We've been marching forth since
March the fourth. 17543.
Moquin (E. 8S.) Little boy of my
dreams. 5810.
Morabito (Gregory) My beautiful.
8348.
Moral (Jorge del):
Bendito amor. 4809.
En tus lindas manos.
Viva Sevilla. 17497.
Moral und liebe. 11066.
Morales (Cristobal) Me ye have be-
reaved. 14761.
14176.
Moran (—) Sweetheart for every
day. T7076 (340).
Moran (Earle) You made me do it.
13728.
Moran (Gene) pseud. See Moran
(Karle)
Morang (Mary):
Gertrude dear.
My Josephine.
7621.
8369.
Where the winding Charles is
flowing. 9222, 17621.
Morava (J.) pseud. See Atkinson
(John)
More (Algy):
Fiddler Joe, diddle-iddle-iddle-id-
dle-um. 5178.
On the golden shores of Wigan.
18952.
When you kiss me.
More (Elise)
to me. 2794.
More (Frankie) pseud. See Altamore
(Frank)
More (Jack)
shirt now.
More cash. 24989.
More dramatized
1557*.
More four tones.
Morearty (C. B.)
beer. 19645.
Moreau (Léon):
Ballade. 13765 (124).
Glissando, 12207.
Morehouse (Samuel)
4370.
Morel (D’Avignon)
petual help. 8460.
17605.
Your love is all my life
Our eagle’s got a blue
18971.
nursery rhymes.
18784.
3 and 2 per cent
Tipperary town.
O Mother of per-
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Morel (Lorenzo) Come back to my
heart. 4941.
Morell (E. P.) Heroismo boricua.
3372.
Morelli (A. R.) Toilers. 2419.
Morelli (C. C.) I love you Mary.
Morelli (Charles) Oh, those silly
eyes. 16977.
Morelli (J. P.)
of mine. 2352.
Morelli (Joseph)
love. 24642. —
Morén (John) Koral for orgel.
Morena (C.):
Klumpe-dumpe. 18582, 18583.
That old class book
In the valley of
3639.
Selige Wiener zeiten. 25421,
25422.
Unter freiem himmel. 19442-—
19445.
Was die Donau erzéahlit. 11460.
Moreno (L. N.) Prairie flower. 8592.
Moret (Ernest):
A Vaube. 15733 (1).
Chant de bretagne. 15733 (52).
Ciel est trés bas. 15733 (59).
Douceur splendide et sombre.
15733 (87).
Il pleut des
15733 (154).
Invocation. 15733 (168).
J’ai dans cette fleur mis mon coeur
aimant. 15733 (165).
Legende bretonne. 15733 (181).
Legende russe. 15733 (182). -
petales de fleurs.
Legende tragique. 15733 (183).
Lentement, doucement. 15733
(184).
Lettre. 15733 (186).
Lune froide et sans auréole.
15733 (194).
Mouette. 15733 (223).
Soir d’orage. 157383 (323).
Sur le lac enchanté du _ silence.
15733 (343).
Tristesse. 15733 (356).
Moret (Neil) pseud. See Daniels
(C. N.)
Moret (Villa) ine.:
Boost for the Red, White and
Blue. 241, 7238.
Come on, get up. 3052, 7380.
It seems too good to be true.
18516.
Man on the flying trapeze. 18699.
Melody divine. 22799.
Moreton (Ivor) Waiting for tomor-
row and you. 9113.
Moretti (Antonio) Ma va la. 16736.
Moretti (Raoul) :
Avec une Francaise.
C’est bon. 13951.
C’est le printemps. 294.
7161.
1438
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
C’est parce que je vous aime.
9543.
Ca roule. 17952.
Chanson des livreurs. 7326,
Chanson du doge. 17971.
Comme un simple citoyen. 7388.
Coup: de chien. 18020.
Depuis que je vous aime. 7445,
18059.
Faites comme chez vous. 18165.
J’aime les femmes. 7996, 10281.
Jour ou toujours. 8015.
Loving you brings me gladness.
3739.
Marins. 8242.
Monique, je suis tout pour
Monique. 18763.
Ninon, ne me dites pas non. 8487,
12966.
Nous dire adieu. 1714, 1715.
Parce que je vous aime. 13082.
Personne. 13103.
Pour mettre un peu d’entrain.
8588.
Pour mettre un peu d’entrain, dés
que tout est éteint. 8589.
Quand on est vraiment amoureux.
8636, 10980.
Quand on perd la téte.
Si tu veux. 2130.
Simone est comme ca. 8761, 11118.
Soir de réveillon. 11158.
Tu me plais. 2459.
Vers ta fenétre. 2515.
Vivre. 19460.
Vous me direz.
Y a plus personne. 19590.
Youll fall in love. 4622.
Morey (C. G.) Shoulder to shoulder
with Uncle Sam, buy American.
4185.
Morford (L. V.) Why pester me with
your tears. 2698.
Morgan (A. F.) Penitent’s melody.
8638.
9105.
1858.
Morgan (Bern) I’m sure it wasn’t
love. 16488.
Morgan (Carey) :
Hawaiian bluebird. 820.
My Hawaiian sunshine. 1607.
My own Iona. 16380.
Morgan (Dae):
No tears. 25117.
Rolling stone. 253854.
Morgan (E. E.)
17529.
Morgan (EK. Z.) Doll dance. 7468.
Morgan (Eliz.) ‘Tingle ingle of the
pennies and the nickels and the
dimes. 4369.
Morgan (Fred):
We do our part.
Radio chimes. 19066.
Waitin’ for my man to come.
23555.
38188—34—— 24
Morgan (G. F.) Someone please tell
someone I’m here. 23328.
Morgan (Grace) Put your cares in a
song. 4077.
Morgan (I. J.) Spirit of the living
God. 6594.
Morgan (J. P.) Tennessee. 6711.
Morgan (Marion) :
Just another love song. 1221.
When the sun sets in the valley.
15622.
You can make me happy. 17706.
Morgan (Orlando) :
At Christmastide. 23873.
French suites. 9442, 23903.
Morgan (R. F.) I know that I’m in
love. 949.
Morgan (Reg.) :
In a cloister garden.
Waltz of remembrance.
Morgan (Ted):
Let’s get goin’. 10405.
We're in prosperity now. 11466.
Morgan (William). Scriptural songs
and choruses. 23256.
Morhange (R.) Solféges de concours
4 2 voix, 1933. 233183.
5614.
2557.
Morley (G. E.) Autumn leaves.
15810.
Morley (Joseph) That old class book
of mine. 2352.
Morley (M. H.):
©’ tell me little star.
Springtime and you.
Morley (Thomas) :
April is in my
7138.
My bonny lass. 22868.
Now is the month of Maying.
22978.
Sing we and chant it. 4199.
Mormile (Biagio) We are wet again.
6873, 13586.
Mormile (Francesco) Ad Italo Balbo,
ed agli eroi del cielo. 15738.
Morning comes early. 24989*.
Moro (Domenico) Perché si_ bella.
8561.
12993.
11212.
mistress’ face.
Moross (Jerome) Paeans. 15018.
Morra (Hegidio) :
Aero dolee. 13772.
Charms of love. 13997.
Morrill (A. L.) Waves. 6871.
Morris (A. V.) Hopeless dreams.
7765.
Morris (Al):
Bananas, bananas.
Broadway whoopee. 11858.
Cecil by the mill. 11898.
Hot-dog day. 12309.
June night moon. 12532.
Louise. 12668.
Lovers’ lane.
Marylin hi-oh.
13859.
12691.
12745.
14389
INDEX
Morris (Al)—Continued
Rainy weather. 13176.
Rattle bone blues. 18178.
Rosita, my girl of golden dreams.
15162.
Sweet April night. 18394.
Morris (Bert):
Fraternal order of eagles. 5212.
Sweet romance. 17336.
Morris (Mrs. C. H:):
Anchored at last. 2815 (8).
At the battle’s front. 21696 (16).
Going through with Jesus. T7076
(97).
Have Thy way inme. 2815 (127).
I am His child. 2815 (140).
I will never leave Thee. 2815
(150).
Make me pure. 2815 (198).
Mine eyes beheld the King. 24958.
Nothing satisfies but Jesus. 2815
(249).
Pray without ceasing. 2815
(21?
Sabbath praises. 2815 (294).
So will I comfort you. 2815
(305).
Throw out the gospel line. 2815
(330).
Morris (Carl E.):
Roses. 28217.
When we waltz with your head
on my shoulder. 23669.
Morris (Clara E.) Lonely nights.
1359.
Morris (Clarence) :
All I think about is you. 13794.
Song of love. 15292.
Morris (E. lL.) You. 11608.
Morris (Ed) Sally Jones. 253887.
Morris (F. W.) Day dreams. 22003.
Morris (G. V.):
Carrying on with Franklin D.
Roosevelt. 17963.
Mother and sweetheart. 3845.
That tender string of life. 6722.
Wonderful word. 19585.
Morris (Geoffrey O’Connor-) See
O’Connor-Morris (Geoffrey)
Morris (Harry) Meant to be. 18718.
Morris (Joe) music co.:
Back home. 19730.
Good night little girl of my
dreams. 18246.
If it wasn’t for love. 3529.
In the valley of the moon, 7960.
It’s time to go home. 22563.
Little locket of long ago. 10488,
16674.
My blue eyed Sue. 25019.
Railroad Sam. 23154.
Till the journey’s end. 2404, 4368.
You must believe me. 2766.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Morris (L. G.)
25680.
Morris (M. C.) When it’s summer-
time in the Cumberlands. 9187.
Morris (McClure) Deep down in dark
Thou Lord, art mine.
town. 14088.
Morris (Marge) I hope my dreams
come true. 3436.
Am I yow’re [sic]
17793.
Cleverette.
Morris (Marie)
only sweetheart.
Morris (Mary)
Morris (R. O.):
Corinna’s maying. 11969.
Since thou, O fondest and truest.
2146.
Suite. 6003.
Morris (S. E.):
Naomi overture.
Overture Naomi.
Morris (Seymour) :
As far as I’m concerned. 108.
Forever and ever. 686.
Morris (Vera) Baby Lindy’s fate.
19724.
Morris (William) :
Ching. 369.
Hug me. 143872.
Kiss me my love.
Morris music pub.- eo.
7362.
19648 (100).
23056.
16609.
Beautiful isle
of love. 172.
Morrison (Angus) Orain nam beann.
1800.
Morrison (C. S§S.):
Meditation. 2815 (209-213).
O salutaris Hostia. 2815 (253).
Morrison (Clara) Ode to Washing-
ton. 12998.
Morrison (F. A.)
6006.
Morrison (Gerald) :
Ballinadrae. 149.
Is that the way you care. 3568.
Soliloquy of a tramp. 2185.
Morrison (H. O.) Dreamer of dreams.
7495, 7496.
Morrison (Lew)
Mother calls you.
Bootlegger’s song.
7239, 7240.
Morrison (Luella) Musical frame-
work study. 1583.
Morrison (R._ S.) Just beyond.
16589.
Morrow (A. E.) That is why I love
her. 15783 (350).
Morrow (Ella) That is why I love
her. 15733 (3850).
Morrow (J. T.) Prayer for aviators.
15080.
Morrow (Lettie) Keep the wheels of
progress turning. 12562.
Morse (A. R.) Lamplighter.
Morse (Gloria) :
Away from you.
Cozy cot. 21965.
14635.
21767.
1440
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
en a TR a d
Don’t roll those eyes. 22048.
Ridin’ with your honey. 23181.
Morse (L. D.) Smile and keep on
smiling. 21230.
Morse (M. EB.) My garden of dreams.
1605.
Morse (R. G.)
Morse (T. F.):
Blue bell. 7226, 7227.
Buttercups. 13765 (19).
Crocodile isle. 21696 (65).
Dear old girl. 480.
Don’t you think that you could
eare for me. 13765 (48).
Good old U.S.A. 138765 (75).
Vll always wear your image in
my heart. 11670 (147).
It’s all for you. 11670 (172).
Juno. 9332 (192).
Keep on the sunny side.
(195).
Little Puritan. 9332 (214).
Morsaria. 13765 (125).
Oh, what a night to spoon. 11670
(262).
One called mother and the-other
home sweet home. . 93832 (268).
Slumbering sea. 11670 (344).
When Mose with his nose leads
the band. 9332 (889).
When you gathered Sweet mag-
nolias, Jennie dear. 9332 (391).
Morse (Theodora) :
Buttercups. 13765 (19).
Crocodile isle. 21696 (65).
Don’t you think that you could
eare for me. 13765 (48).
Good old U.S.A. 13765: (75).
T’ll always wear your image in my
heart. 11670 (147).
It’s all for you. 11670 (172).
Up the street. 2493.
9332
Juno. 9332 (192).
Keep on the sunny side. 9332
(195).
Morsaria. 13765 (125).
Oh, what a night to spoon. 11670
(262).
One called mother and the other
home sweet home. 9332 (268).
When Mose with his nose leads
the band. 93832 (389).
When you gathered sweet mag-
nolias, Jennie dear. 9332 (391).
Morse (W. 8S.) Melody method for
violin. 18725.
Morsell (Herndon) Voice. 21480.
Mort de Tintagiles. 11670 (288).
Mortari (Virgilio) :
Quartetto. 10982.
Rapsodia. 6377.
Mortensen (Harald)
frdken. 12216.
God aften lille
Mortensen (Otto) :
Spillebogen. 2231.
14 instrumental-kanons.
Morton (Ferd):
Jersey. 14588.
Sweet Peter. 15373.
Morton (H. H.) My inspiration baby.
1619.
Morton (Jelly Roll) pseud. See Mor-
ton (Ferd)
Morton (Ray)
17953.
Morton (Robert)
22708.
Morton (W. M.):
Little tin soldier. 16681.
Tell me that it was no dream.
2335.
Morton Downey song album. 8320.
Mory (Janos von) :
Aus liebe zur heimat. 11745.
In Spanien, im schdnen Spanien.
16823.
Cage in the window.
Lonely for you.
10223.
Ja, du, du allein bist die frau.
10284.
La Valliére. 10392.
Sei gegrtisst, mein lieb, in der
ferne. 11077.
Mosby (Bayard):
Happyville. 12262.
Song of the world. 11188.
When I pin roses. 11505.
Moschelle (W. H.):
Baby kisses. 7167.
Wreck of the Akron. 11601.
Moser (Andreas) Violinschule. 7076
(370).
Moser (H. J.):
Reisekamerad. 19077.
Violinschule. 7076 (370).
Moser (H. P.) Fifteen unison cho-
ruses. 11670 (240).
Moser (Rudolf) :
Concerto grosso. 9642.
Divertimento. 24155.
Streichquartett A-dur. 25578.
Moses (A. H.) My own, my little Boy
Blue. 8387.
Mosey (C. S.)
23362.
Mosher (Cora) :
No one sweetheart but you. 8441.
On the moonlight special. 23019.
Mosher (Edith) Friends of: the flow-
ers. 9906.
Moskowitz (Abe) Why did you desert
me. 21610. ‘
Mosler (Leo) Toast forever. 25700.
Moss (Abe) I just can’t stay away
from you. 18374.
also pseud. See Moskowitz (Abe)
Moss (Ben) Let me close my eyes and
dream, 22654.
Spirit of the N.R.A.
1441
INDEX
Moss (G. R.) Yankee Doodle lift up
your head. 9267.
Moss (Henry) Crazy zoo. 14055.
Moss (Marshall) See Moss (R. M.)
Moss (R. M.):
Love me sweetheart. 3728.
Memory of love. 3802.
Mosser (J. H.):
Men of York. “3805.
Repeal your prohibition. 6389.
Mossey (G. E.) Close your eyes.
19866.
Mosti (Joe):
Dulciana. 20002.
Lorena. 8178.
Massa — Carrara. 20727.
Moszkowski (Moritz) :
Berceuse. 11670 (241).
Minuetto in F. 15733 (221).
Moten (B.) Prince of Wales.
Moten (Bennie) :
Here comes Marjorie. 12284.
13141.
Moten’s swing. 10607.
Moten (Buster) :
Moten’s swing. 10607.
Toby. , 11359.
Mother and son. 22841.
Mother-in-law (The) 22844.
Mother of Pearl. 607, 950, 1168, 1569,
1748, 2310, 2370, 4500.
Mother’s song. 3849.
Mott (R. W.) ‘There’s no other girl.
19369.
Mott (V. L.):
Honor march. 890.
Martial album for modern fife,
bugle and drum corps. 1483.
Mott (W. J.) Ill be wandering back
to my mammy. 5487.
Motte-Lacroix (F.):
Basses & chants donnés. 23918.
Lecons d’harmonie. 24756.
Moiteler (B. D.) Dream. T7076 (67).
Motter (C. H.):
Dear old Miami home.
How did I get this way.
9695.
22317.
Motter (Harold) Dear old Miami
home. 9695.
Motter (Margaret) I’m dizzy in the
head. 991.
Mottu (Alexandre) :
Piéces liturgiques.
Sonatine. 6559.
6303.
Motz (W. E.) jr. Goodbye pal. 18243.
Motzan (Otto):
Autumin’s elegy. 23888.
Lorelei. 1366.
My girl don’t love me. 16849.
Spaghetti. 21285.
Strolling thru the park one day.
15347.
We're not too poor for that. 4476.
Moulin rouge. 23983, 24734, 25522.
Moune et som notaire. 1732.
pt. In, nm. s., v. 28
Mount (Rose) Wild rose. 6988.
Mount (S. 8S.) Then life is all it
Seems. 6725.
Mountain (—) None of self and all
of Thee. 4656 (450).
Moussorgsky (M. P.):
Arie des Boris Godunow. 100.
By the gate. 24008, 24009.
Gopak. 768, 20156.
Hebraisches lied. 838.
O, the joy of living, loving. 25144.
Rise, red sun. 253841.
Seminarian. 4164.
Song of the flea. 21267.
Tell me I beseech you. 25636.
Mouton (EH. M.):
May you not forget. 1493.
My moment supreme. 25060.
She has never forgotten you. 4177.
That night when you came to me.
17375.
Mouton (Hubert)
24988.
Movietone music Corp. :
Adorable. 2820, 9341.
Adventurer. 19653.
Afraid. 19655.
After the snowman is built. 19659.
After the tragedy. 15742.
Menton. 249387,
Agony. TO88.
Ain’t it gonna ring no more. 30,
4678.
Alarm bell incidental. 13789.
All American girls. 7105, 15755.
Allegro appassionato no. 2. 17786.
Along the Irish coast. 19680.
Amazon blues. 2847, 13808.
Among the palms. 17801.
Amorous sign painter. 4712.
Angel band. 15784.
Angry father. 83.
Another mother song. 138816,
Antics. 93885.
Ariel polka. 101.
Around you. 106.
At a conservatory. 13834.
Au jardin. 7150.
Aupres de ma mie. 11744.
Auto incidental. 138839.
Babette. 23897.
Be careful. 17872.
Beer garden echces,
Belle Zouma. 23946.
Between decks. 4817.
Bicycle ride. 15848.
Bitter end. 15855.
Blotto. “227.
Blue. 2929.
Bohemian drinking song.
Boomerang. 7237.
Bugle eall. 9530.
Bugle march. 268.
Burlesque. 2970.
Burlesque agitato.
13878.
15881.
2971,
1442
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Caballero de la noche. 2980.
Captain. 15986.
Cavaleade. 326, 327, 4900, 4901.
Chaos in jazzland. 341.
Charleston. 9598.
Chatter. 11912.
Choo choo. 3030.
Circus day. 377.
Clashing swords. 9623.
Clever trick. 7361.
Cloudburst. 17991.
Clouds. 385.
Collegiate prom. 14036.
Comic episode. 11962.
Command to love. 7387, 11963.
Como tu y yo. 3055.
Conquistador. 19884.
Conversation and light recit. 3063.
Court yard at night. 11978.
Cowboy’s heaven. 3074.
Cupid in the moonlight.
Dance. 14092.
Dance again. 24114.
Danger cry. 14071.
Dangerously ycurs.
14072.
Danse russe.
Deep thought.
Deluge. 14096.
Derelict song. 3122.
Devant le miroir. 5036.
Devotion no. 2. 16053.
Disaster. 14108.
Disquieting news.
Dissolves. 22031.
Down where the river meets the
sea. 3155.
Dramatic episodes.
Dramatie outburst.
Eat Marlowe’s Meat.
Elvira. 22093.
Enchanter. 7530.
End of the party.
Episode. 12102.
Eski-o-lay-li-o-mo. 20029.
Fado Moreno. 181683.
Fado Rosita. 20044.
Fanatic. 3220.
Fanfare. 7556.
Fanfares and trumpet calls.
Fantasmagoria. 12132.
Farm hand. 9849.
Fatality. 16152.
Festival title. 636.
Féte champétre. 9861.
_ Fiddie and bew. 3229.
Flirtation. 24268.
Flood. 14224.
Forbidden melody
18186-18188.
Foreboding and tension.
Forever mine. 22148.
Forget the past. 689, 5201.
11993.
3097, 4985,
18039.
7440.
14111.
3156.
7487.
22086.
5128.
9843.
incidental.
16181.
1443
Fox trot incidental. 20088.
French march. 16201.
Furiante. 12180, 12181.
Furioso no. 2. 14254.
Gal from Amarillo. 3265.
Gather lip-rouge while you may.
14259, 18212.
Gay and winsome. 14261.
Gypsy fantasy. 7680.
Gypsy serenade. 9988.
Hans and Gretchen. 9996, 16275.
Happy mood. 16279.
Happyland express. 12261.
Harp and crown. 16281.
Harp improvisation. 14327.
Hawaiian wiggles. 5342.
Hell breaks loose. 24420.
Her highness waltz. 18314.
Hey! rube. 851.
Hills of old New Hampshire.
16311.
Hold me tight. 12299.
Holiday. 876.
Honolulu bound. 5412.
Honolulu Luly. 5414.
Hoopla. 223804.
Hope. 22307.
Horsey. 24457.
How do I look. 143867, 18342.
Hubbub. 14871.
Hula dance. 5480, 5481.
Humoresque miniature. 20270.
Hustle and bustle. 22323.
I found you, I lost you.
16370.
Tl build a nest.
I want to be a chambermaid.
Idyl. 2958.
In a trance. 7987.
In Greenwich Village.
In sweet abandon land.
In the cavern. 7949.
In the jungle. 14533.
In 1929 we had a penthouse. 3557.
Incidental series. 5643.
Innocence. 14548.
Intrigue. 7968.
Introduction and scherzo. 3562.
Introduction to San Moritz waltz.
20459.
Irish countryside. 20468.
Is this a souvenir. 5652, 7976,
10248.
7807,
958, 12350, 12351.
1045.
10210.
18484.
Islands are calling me. 3570.
It’s all for the best. 10266, 16537.
It’s great incidental. 14563.
It’s our anniversary day. 12500.
It’s Paddy agin. 18511.
It’s the Irish in me. 24671.
16559.
1199.
24687.
Jimmie Dante.
Joey the clown.
Jolly boulevardier.
Jota no. 3. 22589.
Jubilo. 3598.
INDEX
Movietone music corp.—Continued.
Just a little garret. 20527.
Just another dream. 95715.
Keltic prelude. 20560.
King’s call. 12568.
Kitten song. 20566.
Ladies who come from Spain.
24742.
Leg show. 3650.
Light fingers. 8126.
Lillian steps. 18626.
Little pet. 14676.
Longing for home. 16698.
Love came stealing like a thief in
the night. 5858.
Love is life. 18665.
Love on the walk. 14701.
Love passes me by. 16711, 22739.
Love’s desire. 3738.
Lullaby. 12701, 12702.
Main title for a Hungarian or
Gypsy picture. 8231.
March of the Amazons. 5917.
Marching song. 18705.
Marlowe’s circus parade. 22782.
Martinet. 10527.
Melodia prohibida. 20741.
Men were born to rule the world.
24932.
Mer nocturnement. 3807.
Messenger boy. 20758.
Metropomania. 1516.
Minuet. 24962.
Momentos Espanioles. 22825.
Mon papa. 12807.
Moonlight. 20782.
Mother & me. 10612.
Muddy Mississippi. 10627.
Musical scene. 14851, 14852.
- My baby. 22866.
My first love to last. 6057, 10654.
My great desire. 6062.
My heart’s desire. 6069, 10661.
My phantom. 20869.
Napoleon Bonaparte. 25097.
Ned Lynn. 16921.
Night. 18904.
Nocturne. 13861.
Nuit enchantée. 10770.
Nuts to you. 16961.
Oh ucw Lve sinned. 20971.
Ole —o the gigclo. 3967.
Ominous foreboding. 14982.
On my calender [sic] of love.
23015.
On the banks of the Seine. 25176.
On the lark. 6231.
Once I had a gal named Susie.
17005.
Opening of the fair. 3991.
Oriental incidental. 18046.
Out of a blue sky. 6261.
Overture comique. 4011.
Paddy. 21033, 21034.
1444
pt. 111, n.'s., v. 28
Paddy’s Christmas party. 21035.
Pansy. 10854.
Papa’s gotta mama. 6276.
Par les boulevards. 25227.
Parade of the ads. 1838.
Pathetic misterioso. 13091.
Pathetic recitative. 4029.
Patriotic finale. 19000.
Penthouse lament. 138100.
Persuasion. 23085.
Pilgrimage. 10892.
Plane landing. 21066.
Pocus recites. 17076.
Polka. 18120.
Polka burleske. 15064. ;
Polynesian ceremonial. 6324.
Polynesian whoopee. 23106.
Power and the glory. 17086.
Prairie waltz. 23119.
Prelude orientale. 17089. —
Prelude picturesque. 17090.
Prelude to a «Broadway § play.
15082.
Prelude to a Chinese play. 19034.
Prelude to a city story. 138182.
Prelude to a comedy. 13813838.
Prelude to a pathetic drama.
13134,
Prelude to a rural story. 19035.
Princess and the axe incidental.
13142.
Pursuit. 4076.
Quarrel. 4078.
Quatsch. 13164.
Radiogram. 20316.
Rastus. 21111.
Reach for a lucky star. . 4091.
Recital scene. 17121.
Réve fantastique. 1974.
Reverie. 11010.
Rey de los Gitanos. 11011.
Rodeo parade. 25351.
Roll your bones. 4112, 138199.
Romantic. 4115, 6415,
Romantic episode. 4116, 25360.
Romantie widow incidental.
13201.
Rumors. 15171.
Russian introduction, 4131.
Ruthanian national anthem. 64386.
Sailor’s luck. 6444, 11050.
St. Moritz waltz. 21167.
Saturday night. 6455.
Savage ceremonial. 19138.
Scena appassionato. 11062.
Scene. 110638.
Scene d’amour. 2067.
Scherzando fugato. 15192.
Scherzo no. 1. 15195.
Schuhplattler. 15208, 25412.
Scuttle and scurry. 11070.
Seance. 8720.
Seasick. 15212.
Shadow on the shade. 2113.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Shanty or levee song. 8740.
She’s only one of the weaker sex.
19173.
Shredded wheat skirts.
Silver and gold. 23283.
Sing a song of sin. 13296.
Sing me a love song. 6518. —
Skyline. 2163.
Snowman melting. 21237.
Soleil 4 travers les arbres. 8791.
Some day I’m gonna find my sweet
man. 23317.
Some silent night. 11169.
Somewhere in Ireland. 21258.
Souvenir d’amour. 25547.
Spend an evening at home. 13359.
Spring medley. 11209.
Squabble. 11215.
Starlight romance. 15828.
Storm. 15338.
Stormy West. 4255.
Street scene. 13380.
Sumerky. 4266.
Summer storm. 17326.
Surf boat. 19308.
Sweetheart of Topolobompo.
Tabu. 19829.
Taxi driver. 11279.
Tender thoughts. 4825.
Tess of the storm country. 17365.
Thoroughfares. 2390.
Three festival openings. 267.
Throw a little salt on the blue
bird’s tail. 2399.
Till the end of time.
To a princess. 13475.
Toiling Amazons. 113861.
4186.
4295.
4367.
Tragedy. 138486, 17445.
Trapped. 17447.
True love. 19424.
Uberhang walzer. 15512.
Ultimo varon sobre la_ tierra.
9066.
Unrest. 2490, 2491.
Up in a tree. 4423.
Vaisseau mystique. 4424.
Valse derniére. 2500.
Valse parisienne. 15535.
Vision and chaos. 17494.
Visions of the past. 15548,
Warriors. 11459.
Was it you therein my arms. 2568.
We belong to Alma. 9136, 17527.
We're alone. 19486.
Weird impressions. 17548.
Where the little bridge crosses the
stream. 15635.
Whispers of love. 4538.
Who-la dance. 2686, 4543.
Why am I happy. 23695.
Woeful experience. 17668.
Wooden woman. 21629.
World congress of 1938. 11592.
World goes ’round. 17680.
Ye merrie travellers. 17687.
Yearning. 138707.
You can be had, be careful.
You’re my thrill. 25967.
1914-1918. 2815.
Mowrey (Dent):
Cap and bells. 18970.
Soft shoe dancer. 11157.
Mowry (KE. C.) pseud. See Mowry (EH.
M.)
Mowry (E. M.):
Bad case of you. 197384.
Depression. 24142.
Mammy’s little choe’lit drop.
24890.
Mowry (T. E.):
Dream of home sweet home. 9760.
There must be some mistake.
113138.
Moxley (E. M.)
of you. 22390.
Moy (Edgar) Reverie.
Moyer (D. J.):
I can’t stand the pressure of
your eyes. 18358.
Mississippi ’membrance. 16798.
Momentary waltz. 16803.
Silent partners in love. 19186.
Moyer (Ebbie) Angelus. 23854.
Moyer (W. D.):
Alice blue gown. 48.
Blue Monday. 282.
Chop suey. 371.
Dear old girl. 480.
Down by the water hole. 22051.
Moyer’s charted harmony chords
for the mandolin. 18795.
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) new Hawaiian
guitar method. 21294.
17705.
I’m always dreaming
15125.
Waltz of the mudturtles. 2558.
Wang wang blues. 2565.
Moyles (T. M.) Misericordia. 8289.
Moyse (Marcel) :
Enseignement complet de la flite..
18147.
Histoires. 10033.
Vingt quatre petites études mélo-
diques. 1578.
100 études faciles et progressives.
14840.
Mozart (Leopold) Divertimento mili-
tare. 5042.
Mozart (W. A.):
Adagio. 6023.
Air d’Hlvire. 1574.
Alecandre, je Jlavoue. 22854,
22855.
All my life is sunk in sorrow.
12844,
Allegretto. 24999.
Allegro concertante. 1575.
Allegro vivace. 12845.
1445
INDEX
Mozart (W. A.)—Continued
Aria: O holy Queen and Maiden.
12846.
Ave verum. 6024, 25000.
C’en est fait, chére idole.
Concerto en ré. 18796.
22856.
Divertimento. 10623-10625, 25001,
25002.
Don Juan. 14841.
Fantasia. 1576.
Figaros hochzeit. 6025.
Finale. 18797.
Harvest dance. 25003.
Hélas comment vous dire. 22857.
Hélas! j’ai dG Ventendre. 22858.
Hymne an Deutschland. 18798.
Idomeneo. 16827.
Je pourrais t’oublier. 22859.
Marriage of Figaro. 12847.
Menuetto ang Trio in F. 25004.
Minuet. 14842.
Mozart. 21696 (262).
Mozart miniatures. 16828.
Mozart suite. 22860.
Out of the deep. 20799.
Rondino. 8835.
Rondo in G. 20800.
Serenade. 6026, 25005.
Sonata. 6027.
Tanzbtichlein. 6028.
Three divertimento movements.
18799.
Three early compositions. 14843.
Violinkonzert in D. 20801, 20802.
Wiegenlied. 8336.
Mraczek (J. G.) Ritornell und rondo-
capriccio. 8667.
Muccini (A. J.) And it had to happen
to me. 79.
Muccy (Theo):
Cento dj questi giorni. 4905.
Madonnella campagnola. 5901.
Serenata a Ciquita. 6488.
Muchers ball committee. Song of the
miner: 25525.
Mudd (Amelia) Angela. 11721.
Muder (R. C.) Let’s all help our
President. 20589.
Muehlenbein (Hugh) Mother I adore.
6009.
Mueller (—) Wang wang blues.
2565.
Mueller (C. F.):
Ambrosian prelude. 21733.
Christ Child’s lullaby. 19854.
God is in His holy temple. 3293.
Praise to the living God. 4057.
Sunset. 4278.
Thought of God. 6742.
Miiller (Georg) Vier stiicke.
Miiller (Gottfried) :
Neue gesiinge. 20915.
Variationen und fuge.
Miiller (Joseph) Barearolle.
22160.
11411.
2900.
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Miiller (P.) . Tiefland. 4865.
Miiller (Peter) :
Fassbinder. 5170.
Jungesselle. 5702.
Kleiner mann & grosse frau. 5745.
Verstohlene liebe. 6837.
Miiller (Reinhard) Antreten zur polo-
naise. 21745.
Miiller (Rudolf) Sechs deutsche volks-
lieder. 3850.
Miiller (S. W.) :
Heitere musik. 143837.
Suite. 6029.
Mueller-Melborn (Fritz) :
Addio a Napoli. 2819.
Vor einer alten spieluhr. 4442.
Muenzer (EH. P.) If I had you to hold.
5593.
Muhr (Ferry) :
Ich bleib bei dir,
7906.
Kleines braunes midel aus Ha-
vanna. 5746.
Midi, in Wien wird es frithling.
5904.
Muir (D. J.) pseud. See Stege (Katie)
Muir (T. H.) My sweetie went sour
on me. 12929.
Muirhead (Robert) God gave me a
wonderful mother. 7641.
Mujeres bonitas. 25006.
Mulcahy (Timothy) Why must we be
apart. 15652.
Mulcaster (L. G.)
night. 15733 (91).
Mulder (Jules) :
Lohengrin. 17505.
Meistersingers. 15551.
Tannhauser. 15552.
Mulderig (Florence) Wishing my life
away. 4578.
Mulé (Giuseppe) :
Al lupo. 13788, 21712.
Cori e danze per l’Ifigenia in Tau-
ride di Euripide. 15998.
Monacella della fontana. 12808.
Mulea (Anthony) jr. Day dreams.
12009.
Mulhearn (C. E.)
you’re mine. 11311.
Mulholand (C. V.) In the doodle up
caves. 10225.
Mulick (Kae) :
Feed your auto corn. 9856.
Message you are flying. 14786.
On to Reno. 8505.
Singing to you. 15248.
Mullen (C. E.) You're the girl of my
dreams. 21668.
Mullen (Frederic) Six waltzes. 8881.
Mullenax (Chloe) Mother’s prayer.
20795.
Mullenax (Wyley) :
Crazy things that I do. 24108.
O Rosmarie.
Dreams of the
Then JTll know
1446
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
My school day sweetheart I love
you. 12920.
Muller (J. I.):
Pie Jesu. 23091.
Tantum ergo. 23427.
Tota pulchra es Maria. 23492.
Mullin (M. A.):
Bernice. 21806.
Cupid found you for me. 21976.
Maurie Sherman’s band. 8254.
Now that Roosevelt’s in. 6159.
Mullin (Ruby) One love affair that
is ended. 14992.
Mullinar (Michael) :
Christmas trees. 11937.
Ye banks and braes. 18705.
Mullins (T. R.):
Dreaming of my childhood days.
22073.
I’m just as good as you. 24551.
Oh why do we sing and strum of
the old fashioned girl. 25149.
With that sweetheart baby of
mine. 21625.
Mummer’s carol. 15733 (224).
Mummy. 38850*.
Munal (H. D.) Songs of long ago.
11192.
Munck (F. H.) One night in old
Madrid. 23026.
Mundy (Billy) If you’d only be my
sweetheart. 12441.
Mundy (John) Land of why and
wherefore. 20576.
Munger (Chas.) Honey, I’m just
crazy over you. 20248.
Mungo-Park (M.) ‘Travelling along.
2440,
Muniz (L. G.) Fairy tales. 2815
(85)
Munn (Ray) You, wonderful you.
9312.
Munro (Ronnie):
All over Italy they sing so pret:
tily. 11706, 15762, 15763.
At the Little pig and whistle.
11739.
Blue Nile. 2982.
Every day I love you a little bit
more. 18156.
In the old baronial hall. 18492.
London, we all love London town.
14680.
Our little baby boy. 138057.
Be Cuitl. 2. Bey bool &,
When you were twenty-one.
15630.
Munsee (H. P.) In the hills of West
Virginia. 24639.
Munsey (Grace) :
Armistice day has been paid by
the brave. 19701.
Need o’ my heart dear is you.
16922.
Munson (A. R.) Old friend of mine.
10799.
Munson (Frederick) Safe in my
arms. 8701.
Munson (I. N.) Waiting. 25766.
Munstedt (R. A.):
Fox-trot no. 21. 20089.
I’m tired, I’m going home. 20379.
Waltz no. 20. 21497.
Muntra musikanter. 7224.
Murabito (Innocenza) Melodies of
love. 8268.
Murashita (J. P.) Hula girl. 163834.
Muratta (F. B.):
My scrap book from out of the
past. 83897.
Only tonight, let me forget. 6248.
Our last waltz. 13056.
Murch (B. E.) Legionaires [sic] are
marching. 24758.
Murchie (Guy) jr. One hundred mil-
lion strong. 17009.
Murden (R. H.) You’ve left me to my
fate. 13750.
Murder at the Vanities. 18717, 19139,
19313, 19496, 22084, 23766.
Murdoch, Murdoch & co., inc. with J.
G. Murdach & co., Itd.:
Bric-a-brae. 179381.
Dance suite. 9675.
Elves. 16126.
Feste. 18170.
Fifth symphony. 24260.
First duets. 7574.
Gipsy life. 12195.
Give me one hour. 16229.
In summer fields. 1133.
Moon maid. 16126.
Peepshow. 19004.
Roadways. 6404.
Shanty O’Fay. 23270.
Sonatina. 8814.
Three old English songs. 5111.
Three preludes. 9786.
Under blue skies. 19485.
Winter tree. 13684.
Young thorn tree with the wind.
13684.
Murdock (W. J.) Come on and let’s
get happy. 395.
Murhall co. Sea voices. 11073.
Murmann (F. A.) Memories of you.
22804.
Murmann (Fred)
5759.
Murphy (Bob) We're all back to-
gether again. 9144.
Murphy (Catherine) I’m lonesome.
16422.
Murphy (Charles) :
I love and earess you today.
183886.
If I could persuade her. 18464.
Living for you. 18688.
Latest wrinkle.
1447
INDEX
Murphy (D. B.)
you: 25503.
Murphy (EH. J.) When the columbines
bloom. 25849.
Murphy (E. W.)
7076 (2838).
Murphy (F. F.):
Some day I'll follow
Music of the band.
Get behind our President. 16217.
Mother divine. 22848.
Murphy (Grace) Morning comes
early. 24989*.
Murphy (J. A.) By the lazy mill.
24010.
Murphy (J. E.) Raffle for a stove.
15172.
Murphy (J. S.) There is danger in
your love. 2366.
Murphy (Lyle):
i stumbled into heaven falling for
you. 38497.
You are the whole parade. 2751.
Murphy (Mary) June time. 12533.
Murphy (Maude) When it’s bluebon-
net time in Texas. 23644.
Murphy (Owen):
Do you. 18084.
High shoes. 24430.
Hold your horses. 20241.
I’d like to take you home to meet
my mother. 18363.
Swapping sweet nothings
you. 19311.
Murphy (S. A.) jr. Were you in love
with
with me. 13610.
Murphy (Tom) Just a little change.
16576.
Murphy (Velda) Dream of me.
19975.
Murray (A. C.) Prosperity prom.
13153.
Murray (Alan) Thank God for little
gardens. 19343.
Murray (Albert) I was just playin’.
10171.
Murray (Don) Lingering memories.
14668.
Murray (KE. J.) On a Chinese honey-
moon. 8494.
Murray (E. N.):
Indian pariah. 24647.
West of Great Western Divide.
2598.
Murray (G. B.)
to-night. 8596.
Murray (G. M.)
10617.
Murray (H.D.) Genevieve, my sweet
Genevieve. 14264.
Murray (Helen) Was it only last
night. 13578.
Murray (J. P.) Rhythm of the day.
21127,
Murray (Jack) Dancing with the one
you love. 21987.
Preacher is coming
Mother o° mine.
pt. In, n. s., v: 28
Murray (John):
Bread and gravy. 138930.
Drink and lets be gay. 14152.
Flame. 14218.
Spooning on top of a bus. 23365.
Take me to the movies. 15401.
To steal a kiss. 15459.
Murray (P.A.) Roosevelt, the man of
the hour. 8680.
Murray (T. M.) Music of love.
20807.
Murray (Theresa) I love you. 976.
Murrill (Herbert):
Capriccio. 3851.
Mein herze glaubt. 136.
Two impromptus. 14845. 7
Was Got thut, das ist wohlgethan.
141.
Murrill (Margaret)
blues. 7336.
Murtagh (KE. W.):
Cheerio. 3023.
Gypsy kiss. 5318.
I’ll come back in your dreams.
203380.
Love’s day. 5881.
Nomads. 6151.
Pal of my lonely years.
Chase away dem
15022.
Murzilli (Tito) Addio a Napoli.
2819.
Muscat (Raphael) My happiest day.
20841.
Muse (Clarence) :
I go Congo. 14396.
Lazy rain. 3646, 14638.
Liberty road. 1318.
Time ain’t long. 19387.
Muse (L. R.) If you were mine.
22490.
Musgrove (Merrill) If you're an in-
vestor. 10191.
Musial (Ted) :
Even tho’ we're through.
You just you. 17712.
Musie for two. 10628*.
Music hall varieties. 873, 2472.
Music in the air. 3852.
Music masters of Middlesex, Brown,
Gunst & Williamson. I feel I’ve al-
ways known you. 16364.
Music of the flowers. 14848.
Music publishers holding corp.:
Men of Calvert. 22807.
You’ve got a right to be wrong.
21672.
Music with your meals. :
Musica. Tecnica pianistica. 15411.
Musical annual, Skidmore college,
Saratoga Springs, New York. 14849.
Musical salvationist. 1584, 3854, 6033,
8341, 10629, 12853, 14850. 16835,
18806, 20809, 22862, 25014.
16133.
22861*.
1448
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Musicraft publications:
Old lays in new ways. 23007.
Symphonesque. 23415.
You. 238747.
Musikalienhandlung Alberti, g.m.b.h.
Man sagt auf wiederseh’n. 3761.
Musiker (Diane) :
He’s Gracie Allen’s brother. 5351,
7715.
Yl build you a doll’s house.
20329.
Let’s give our votes to La Guardia.
20598.
To thee. 2414.
Muskat (I. W.) Cheer-up America.
3019.
Musketier storch. 3855.
Musmeci (Lino) :
Farfalle cinesi.
Isabella. 1160.
Mussgang (D. G.) Guess what I am
wanting to do. 18259.
Mussorgsky (M.P.) See Moussorgsky
(M. P.)
Muth (G. E.)
dolls. 15807.
Muzzey (F. G.) That lonely road
marked private way. 6715.
My ain hoose. 22864, 22865.
My bonnie waltz. 25020.
627.
At the dance of the
My favorite mountain ballads and old |
time songs. 1601.
My first song book. 3867.
My heart I here would give Thee. |
1608.
My lips betray. 23695.
My love is o’er the sea. 12897.
My old Kentucky home, good night.
21696 (269).
My sweetheart’s like Venus. 22917.
My weakness. 17872, 18212, 18342.
My woman. 24507.
Mydans (S. R.):
Reflection. 13184.
Reverie. 25331.
Myddleton (W. H.)
14133, 16079-16085.
Myer (Bert):
Bones, you done me wrong. 11827.
Mandy, let yo’ Andy in. 12727.
Myers (Carmel) :
Spoonful of you.
Wake me with a kiss. 17510.
Myers (KE. B.) Betrothal. 2922.
Myers (E. M.) When I’m lovin’ you.
4507.
Myers (Fred) pseud. See Strohmaier
(Fritz)
Myers (G. E.):
Last night. 103889,
Song of the cello. 11183.
Myers (Gene) See Myers (BH. M.).
17292.
| Myers (J. Harold)
Down South.
Myers (T. W.)
| Myers & Carrington.
Mystery of the lost scroll.
i Na brzyzku dunajeca.
‘| Nabors
Whyn’t cha come
up sometime. 238712.
Myers (J. Henry):
Do you remember. 14115.
I shall never forget you.
14466.
Just to be home again. 12549.
Take me to the dance. 138420.
Myers (K. J.) Because you wouldn’t
want me to. 13874.
Myers (Margie) Lonely and blue.
16687.
Myers (O. E.) Elgin.
Myers (Opal) Elgin.
Myers (Richard) :
I gotcha where I wantcha. 14398,
5561,
16125.
16125.
16371.
I love you all over again. 14419.
Lily Belle. 14662.
Marlene, you are my song of songs.
14748, 18711.
Me for you forever. 18717.
My song of songs. 14908.
Niagara moon. 149386, 14937.
Myers. (Sherman) :
Blue cloud. 138907.
Bric-a-brac. 179381.
Butterflies in the
7279, 9533.
Cotton blossom days.
Dolores. 3133.
Five and twenty soldiers and a
nurse. 24266.
Here’s health to the Foreign le-
gion. 3371.
Josephine, Napoleon’s
10307.
Smile on, Pierrot.
Sunday at home. 6643.
Sweet memories. 8908.
There’s a tiny little hair upon your
rain: »vcae
21956.
Waterloo.
13313.
shoulder. 8989.
Three folly dances. 16895.
Variety. 17489.
Waiters on parade. 114389.
We're lovers. 21521.
Wedding of the dragon _ flies.
19495.
Whistling under the moon. 4539.
Pop eye. 21076.
Gift of Christ-
mas. 16219*.
Myrow (Josef) :
I won’t be there to hear Oh
promise me. 22471.
Playin’ with the devil. 10900.
Mysels (Sammy) I was just a little
nobody. 3507.
10710*.
6111.
(fF. L.) When the autumn
leaves are falling. 21564.
NaboZoné piesne. 8410.
Nacht der grossen liebe. 14917.
1449
INDEX
Nadas (Béla)
seh’n. 3761.
Nadaud (Edouard) au. and Nadaud
Man sagt auf wieder-
(Mo PSR) <prop. “Art ?’dw “‘vieton.
TST65-'"CC) .
Nadina (Sylva) Old fashioned love.
13018.
Nadler (S.-D.) Most of my time.
18789.
Naery (J. S.) Lover’s decision.
10490.
Natt” “CE. 3.) Elegie fantastique.
24218.
Nagel (Adolph) :
Capriccio. 22183.
Pastorale. 23549.
Sonate. 22630, 23329-23331, 28565.
Trio. 23494.
Vier stticke. © 22160.
22260.
meister.
Werke fiir das laufwerk.
Zehn stticke Alterer
22184.
Nagely (E. W.) Now while I’m alone
with you. 6164.
Nager (Gus) pseud. See Neger (A. J.)
Nagle (P. J.) Forever mine. 16184.
Nagle (W. S.) ‘Today God’s Son tri-
umphs. 4378.
Nagler (Franciscus) :
Dorfmusik. 3147, 24170.
Lebenslust. 5769, 5770, 12603.
Nagy (Andrew) Kovats ezredes.
24740.
Nagyszalonta. 10361.
Nahum (Stella) Piano fundamentals.
15046.
Najarian (M. EH.) Forty and eight.
24286.
Nakagawa (C.S.) Sunny days. 2268.
Nakles (A. T.) Good-bye Hoover!
Hello Roosevelt. 24356.
Nale (Mollie) Sweetheart. 11258.
Nana. 10712*.
Napoli (Charles) Just dreaming.
125438.
Napolr (J. f=
I got a feeling I’m in love. 7808.
I haven’t the heart to break your
heart. 7818.
Napoli (Jacopo) :
Due canti dellisola.
Voealise-étude. 4438.
Napolitan (Angelo) Is it all forgotten.
3915.
22549.
Nardella (Evemero) Canzona ’e Sur-
riento. 21872.
Nardi (Nalda):
I’m going back to my eastles in
the air. 12381.
I’m simply ga-ga over you. 12394.
Yankee brew. 15682.
Nardini (Pietro) Sonate. 9332 (249).
Nardo (Rosario See DiNardo
(Rosario)
Di)
Nathan (Norman):
pt. III, n.'s., v. 28
Nardone (S. J:) jr.:
Follow America on. 5198.
My song of the Southland. 3903.
Why did forever last for only
awhile. 2690.
Narea (Marill) Say not good-night.
a2:
Nares (James) Souls of the right-
eous. 21281, 21282.
Narramore (Wm.) My heart is beat-
ing overtime for you. 22886.
Naseef (Charles) Tell me if you love
me. 17362.
Nash (G. H.):
Comparsa. 14051,
Down South. 14133.
Nash (I. M.)... Girl. of my.. sweet
dreams. 99838.
Nash (W. M.):
Let’s keep Old Man Depression
on the run. 22663.
Take me back to scenes of child-
hood. 21341.
Nason (Harold):
O, tiger. 20964.
Trois graces. 4656 (649).
We'll win the game. 21516.
Nathan (H. B.)
7432.
Dear, I’m regretting.
Blue little dreams. 231.
Class of ’384. 14029.
Golden minutes. 761.
I’d like to live it over, again.
14391.
Meet me in the Rockies.
Once in eternity tonight.
You’re my _ depression,
13738.
National assn. of dramaties, inc.:
Heads up. 24412.
Hi de hi. 24428.
I wanna tappa keg.
Love song. 24854.
Out of the East. 25210. |
National music pub. €0.:
Down lover’s lane. 5067.
Strolling along. 8888.
Watching and waiting for you.
6867.
National screen service:
Concert waltz. 24088.
Dramatic suspense, 24177.
Drammiatico appassionato.
Dreamy fox-trot. 24198.
Fox-trot. 24290-24298, 24300.
Heavy agitato. 24415, 24416.
Humorous, 4 la jazz. 24472.
Love appassionato. 24888.
Marcia pomposo. 24899.
Melody fox-trot. 24920.
Misterioso 4 la valse. 24970.
Misterioso gruesome. 24971.
One step. 25184-25186.
49757.
AGTT:
dear.
24587.
24178.
1450
INDEX
nos. 1--12, 1933
Romantic appassionato. 25358,
25359.
Valse wmisterioso drammatico.
25744.
Waltz caprice. 25771.
Waltz, V. 25774.
Western allegro. 25806.
Western one step. 25807.
National song book. 15733 (282).
National union of school orchestras.
Instructors committee. New Maid-
stone violin tutor. 25106.
Nattes (E.) Longing for thee. 15733
(190).
Nattrass-Schenck, inc.:
By the moss covered grave on the
hill. 290.
Congratulations, liberty bell. 406,
3060.
Corn cob Willie. 413.
Down at the general store. 531.
Down at the old red barn. 5832.
Fiddle doesn’t fit his chin. 641.
He just kept biting his nails. 827.
He kissed her good-night until
morning. 828.
I’m a runaway from a chain gang.
948.
I’m gonna go back to the moun-
tains. 999.
I’m so happy when the sun is
Shining. 1016.
Last night. 1281.
Lonesome Valley Sally. 1364.
More I grew tomatoes. 1558.
My love will
12898.
’Neath the old hanging lamp in
the parlor. 1662.
Old Bill Smith. 1746.
Polly wants a cracker. 8584.
Pumpkin has no pump. 1927.
Radio rubes collection of hill
country ballads and comic¢ songs.
8644.
Red River lullaby. 1964.
There ain’t much good in a
woman. 2364.
When it’s harvest time in old
New Hampshire. 2683.
Where the Arizona moon is shin-
ing. 2668.
Nature’s awakening. 18765 (131).
Naudin (P.) Carmo. 7312.
Nauer (John) Life is funny that way.
24786.
Naughty Marietta.
Nauha (R. N.)
3766.
Naumann (Paul):
never grow old.
7090.
Mansion of dreams.
Five year plan. 7577.
Stay with me. 8871.
Wond’ring. 4588.
Nauwerck-Koller (Hula)
(Hula Nauwerck—)
Navarrett (Vic) Pennsylvania blues.
See Koller
6292.
Navarro (E. B.) I am happy with
you. 163845.
Navary (L. A.) Southern moon.
13358.
Navratil (Arno):
Goodness knows. 5296.
Sweet nothings of the past.
Naylor (Bernard)
22937.
Naylor (D. H.):
Spring song. 23795 (90).
Twilight dreams. 23795 (102).
Naylor (E. W.) Hymn in praise of
the faith. 12321.
Naylor (Maude) My Colorado moun-
tain home. 16841.
Nazare-Aga (Y. K.)
7076 (361-863).
Nazarro (Cliff) Cast your sins away.
13980.
Nazarro
25333.
Ne sois pas jalouse. 6120, 8417, 11607.
Neal (EH. A.) I’m go’in away to worry
you off my mind. 14435.
Nealey (B. R.):
Dear old state of Maine.
My desire. 22881.
My sweetheart Lena. 3907.
Neapolitan (Ray) Is it all forgotten.
22549.
Neapolitan songs. 9332 (251).
Neare (Winifred) See Butcher
(W. N.)
Nebbia (J. A.) jr. 67 progressive exer-
cises for daily practice of legato,
staccatto and difficult fingering for
19314.
Two Ophelia songs.
Valse de paradis.
(Nat.) Rhythm for sale.
22011.
saxophone. 1664.
Nebeker (M. M.) Moon madness.
1547.
Needham (A. A.) Twice one are two.
9332 (3868).
Needham (C. B.):
Dancing. 14067.
Girl with the smile.
Wiggle tale. 11571.
Wonderful girl. 15669.
Neel (G. A.) Good times are coming
back in 1933. 16242.
Neely (Goldie) Mating moon. 22788.
14277.
Neff (Belford) Port of dreams. 6331.
Neff (E. P.):
It’s you and not the song. 18515.
You are the song, dear. 19601.
Neff (L. W.) Soul-saving songs.
11197.
Neger (A. J.) Pals, just real pals.
8540.
Negrin’ (R. D.) Heaven forbid.
16293*.
1451
INDEX
pt. Ill, n. s., V. 28:
Neiberg (A. J.) When the last rose Li’l boy. 4656 (357).
of summer whispers good _ bye. Little Chinese boy. 4656 (360).
17593. Little French duck. 4656 (361).
Neiburg (A. J.): Mail train. 4656 (3883).
Ain’t we like two millionaires — Mr. Duck’s question. 4656 (409).
ain’t we. 17777. Mr. Owl. 4656 (410).
Chimes in the chapel. 21910. My faith looks up to Thee. 4656
Deep in the dark of the night. (73):
18053, 22015. My lady. 4656 (481, 432).
Moon of Asia land. 22828. Night and day. 4656 (443).
Ol pappy. 23001. Night-time. 4656 (444).
When the last rose of summer Once a little Indian girl. 4656.
whispers goodbye. 19527. (477).
When the robins return in the Python. 4656 (521).
spring. 17595. eee S008 ee dameranenars
. pa eee eal as 2. ing-around-a-rosy. >
Nee ha Si hat es eae ony Rip-Van-Winkle bear. 4656 (538).
Neidlinger (O. B.): Sing ye heavens. 9832 (325).
Animal newspaper. 4656 (22). Song of the bugle. 4656 (593).
Beckoning star. 4656 (50, 51). Song _ of the silk-worm. 4656.
Bell buoy. 4656. (59). (597).
Boo! How cold. 4656 (71). Song of the wind-mill. 4656
Chimes. 4656 (87). (998).
Christ’s victory. 4656 (95-97). Spring. 4656 (604).
Courts of heaven. 93832 (75, 76). Squirrel and the bumble-bee. 4656.
Cradle song. 4656 (114). _ (609, 610).
Cricket and the katy-did. 4656 Suppose, 4656 (616).
(115). Te Deum laudamus. 4656 (624).
Daddy’s little baby boy. 9332 Thoughts at twilight. 9332 (3861).
(79). Three little orioles. 4656 (683).
Did you ever. 4656 (185). To you. 4656 (641, 642).
Discontented gold-fish. 4656 (136). Water-tank. 4656 (675).
Discontented gold-fish and other Why. 4656 (690).
children’s songs. 4656 (137). Wise crow. 4656 (696).
Dream-man. 9332 (93, 94). Neidlinger (W.H.) : '
Eagle and the lion. 4656 (148). Animal newspaper. 4656 (22).
Eggs-actly so. 4656 (159). Beckoning star. 4656 (50, ot?
Far from my heavenly home. Bell buoy. 4656 (59).
4656 (174, 175). Boo! How cold. 4656 (71).
Fire. 4656 (179). Chimes. 4656 (87).
Foolish little worm. 4656 (189). Christ’s victory. 4656 (9597).
Forest legend. 4656 (194). Courts of heaven. 9332 (75, 76).
Go, lovely rose. 4656 (216, 217). Cradle song. 4656 (114).
Good old wind. 4656 (222). Cricket and the katy-did. 4656
How do you do. 4656: (258). (115).
Hungry robin. 4656 (263). Daddy’s_ little baby ‘boy. 9832
Hunting song. 4656 (264). Wa he ei 5
I have walked with God to-day. Did you ever. 4656 (185).
9332 (145). Discontented gold-fish. 4656. (136).
I love my Jean. 4656 (281, 282). | °- Discontented gold-fish and other
I love Thy kingdom, Lord. 4656 children’s songs. 4656 (137).
(283). Dream-man. 9332 (93, 94).
In the swing. 4656 (306). Hagle and the lion. 4656 (148).
Je ne veux pas autre chose. 4656 Eggs-actly so. 4656 (159).
(313, 314). Far from my heavenly home,
Jesus Christ is risen to-day. 4656 4656 (174, 175). .
(316). Fire. 4656 (179).
Jesus, meek and gentle. 9332 Foolish little worm. 4656 (189).
(177-179)... : _ Forest legend. 4656 (194).
Jesus name of wondrous love. Go, lovely rose. 4656 (216, 217).
9332 (180). Good old wind. 4656 (222).
Kick-o-ree-kee. 4656 (339). How do you do. 4656 (258).
Lift up your voices now. 4656 | Hungry robin. 4656 (263).
(352). Hunting song. 4656 (264).
1452
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
I have walked with God to-day.
93832 (145). :
I love my Jean. 4656 (281, 282).
I love Thy kingdom, Lord. 4656
(283).
In the swing. 4656 (306).
Je ne veux pas autre chose. 4656 |
(318, 314).
Jesus Christ is risen to-day. 4656 |
(316).
Jesus, meek and gentle. 9332
(177-179).
Jesus name of wondrous love.
9332 (180).
Kick-o-ree-kee. 4656 (339). ~
Lift up your voices now.
(352).
Li’l boy. 4656 (357).
Little Chinese boy. 4656 (860).
Little French duck. 4656 (361).
Mail train. 4656 (383).
Mr. Duck’s question. 4656 (409).
Mr. Owl. 4656 (410).
My faith looks up to Thee.
(73).
My lady. 4656 (431, 482).
Night and day. 4656 (448).
Night-time. 4656 (444).
Once a little Indian girl.
(477).
Python. 4656 (521).
Rain. 4656 (923).
Ring-around-a-rosy. 4656 (5387).
Rip-Van-Winkle bear. 4656 (538).
Rockin’ in de win’. 4656 (543),
7076 (281).
46956
Sing ye heavens. 9332 (325). _
Song of the bugle. 4656 (593).
Song of the _ silk-worm. 4656
(597).
Song of the wind-mill. 4656
(598).
Spring. 4656 (604).
Squirrel and the bumble-bee. 4656
(609, 610).
Suppose. 4656 (616).
Te Deum laudamus. 4656 (624).
Thoughts at twilight. 93832 (361).
Three little orioles. 4656 (633).
To you. 4656 (641, 642).
Water-tank. 4656 (675).
Why. 4656 (690).
Wise crow. 4656 (696).
Neill (Edward) Indiana
14543.
Neilson (Audrey) See Huber (A. L.)
Neilson (Margaret) :
Baby blue eagle. 23898.
Sarah Lee. 23244.
Nekuda (H. L.) In the old town hall.
1142.
Nekuda (R. F.):
Blue blue blue eyes.
In the old dance hall.
* Rose.
17903.
T9954.
46956 |
4696 |
In the old town hall. 1142.
Let me. 14644.
Sweet Patsy. 11250.
Where the golden sun is shining.
6963.
While the moon plays peek-a-boo.
23685.
Nellis (Cecil) aw. and Nellis (How-
ard) prop.:
I hate to grow old all alone.
14399.
Ill always belong to you. 14408.
Only a broken heart. 10827.
Roosevelt is President, you know.
6420.
That’s where I long to go. 8974.
Nellius (Georg) Wir bauen ein
deutsches haus. 15668.
Nelly (Jean) Nuits de Blida. 3939,
3940.
Nelms (W. C.):
Collector’s items. 19870.
Michigan boulevard. 10568, 20762.
Minstrels. 20769.
Ten-twenty-thirty. 11288.
Nelsen (William) :
I can’t even find you
dreams. T7794.
She’s my song of love. 25440.
Nelson (—) New . Orleans’ shout.
22951.
Nelson (A. 8.)
(359).
Nelson (A. W.):
Angels are calling the roll.
(3).
Does it pay. 11670 (76).
Kneel and pray. 11670 (189).
Only waiting. 11670 (269).
Reason for my faith.
(302).
(Bob)
in my
Unseen city. T7076
7076
11670
Nelson
17469.
Nelson (C. A.)
moon. 11401.
Nelson (C. G.):
New deal. 16981.
Sweet Emmely. 153867.
Nelson (Carlyle) Kiss me _ while
we're waltzing. 1254.
Nelson (D. C.) Nelson stomp.
Nelson (H. C.):
Nations prayer for the President.
84138.
Our President. 8528.
That famous song, Sweet Adeline.
8959.
Waves of air. 9182.
Whispering still her name. 9226.
Your [sic] so sweet, oh so sweet,
honey dear. 7066.
Nelson (E. G.):
I’m in love with a gal who’s in
love with my pal. 10127.
Two rooms of love.
Under. the silvery
22945,
1453
INDEX
Nelson (HE. G. )—Continued
I’ve got a chip on my shoulder.
1036.
In a little second hand _ store.
5616, 5617, 7932.
It looks like old times again.
10259.
Just another face in the picture.
3611.
Little beer, a pretzel and you.
5806, 81386.
Little pen, a little ink, a little pa-
per. 8148.
Little threads of silver peeping
through the gold. 3699, 8152.
Rosary of the rose. 2009.
Sooner or later. 17281.
Youre waltzing away with my
heart. 11646.
You told me with your eyes.
17738.
You took the words right out of
my mouth. 46388.
Nelson (Estelle) My dear mother
waiting there for me. 3864.
Nelson (F. G.) Gold star mothers.
24352.
Nelson (Frances) I’m singing a song
of love. 1014.
Nelson (G. H.) Minnie the Moocher’s
passed away. 10570.
Nelson (H. A.) Awake. 11752.
Nelson (Hal) Love. 20678.
Nelson (Harold):
Democratic way. 16041.
Little home for two. 104386.
Song of prosperity. 17272.
Nelson (Harrison) Sweet Summer
nights. 15376.
Nelson (J. B.) Our past commander.
23045.
Nelson (J. P.) Lager beer is here
again. 10374.
Nelson (J. T.) Roosevelt is on the
' job. 6419.
Nelson (J. W.) Nuku, nuku. 6166.
Nelson (Kennedye) :
Alone in a crowd. 7114.
Hi-lah. 24429.
When I join the Easter parade.
11501.
Nelson (LL. I.) Can’t you consider me
darling. 2991.
Nelson (Myrtle)
17386.
Nelson (Olga)
to me. 18724.
Nelson (Ozzie) :
Baby boy. 4762, 4763.
Then remember me.
You'll always belong
Good night, my darling. 24362,
24363.
Nelson (Paul) Moonlight memories
of you. 10594.
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Nelson (Perry)
now. 20039.
Nelson (Rudolf) :
Everything is O.K.
Es hat geklingelt. 3199.
Etwas fiir sie. 7545.
Jo—Jo. 10303.
Kuss, der muss aus Spanien sein.
25450.
Monika. 1542.
O Annabella. 61738.
Nelson (Stanley) :
Ermyntrude McSwizzle.
G’bye forever. 20108.
I can’t git t’ feelin’ right.
18149.
18357.
With reservations. 19580.
Nelson (Steve) :
Sooner or later. 17281.
You told me with your eyes.
17788.
Nelson (Thomas)
20664.
Nelson (Violet) :
Nations prayer for the President.
8413.
Our President.
Nelson (W. C.):
At last. 15806.
Forgive me. 16187.
I want to go down that old high-
way. 14480.
M. H. C. loyalty march. 16735.
Nelson (William Clarence) Night
song of love. 16939.
Nemerson (Lew) Beyourself. 15826*.
Nérini (Emile) Ballades frangaises.
Lonesome for you.
8528.
17868.
Neron (Aime) N.R.A. into prosperity.
18866.
Neronde (J.):
Capricciosetta. 21875.
Sacramento accordion club. 23237.
Neruda (Edition) :
Du bist mein grosses erlebnis, du
kleine frau. 5092, 5093.
Gib mir noch vor torschluss, einen
kuss als vorschuss. 5240.
Prinzessin fiir eine nacht. 6349.
Sollten wir uns auch im leben nie
mehr wiederseh’n. 6544.
Wenn das orchester spielt. 6900,
6901.
Nesbitt (Harry and Max):
At the end of the day. 23879.
Mademoiselle. 18690.
Thirty thirsty throats. 23465.
Without that certain thing. 23725.
Nesbitt (M. V.) When twilight falls.
13646.
(Cliff)
14695.
Ness (W. C.):
That’s a lot of nonsense. 21366.
You never saw fish like the saw
fish that I saw. 21657.
Love behind a _ fan.
1454
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Netherlands, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. 5.
Netsell (W. L.) Who can you be.
15640.
Neu (H. G.) Marsch des dritten
Reiches. 22784.
Neuberger (A. H.):
Hternally. 594.
Get away from my door.
Hold me tight. 7749.
Honest and truly. 10040.
I’ll keep on dreaming. 24520.
I will meet you in the ally. 1053.
Love was never meant for me.
24857.
Three times a day. 9010.
24328.
Whose baby are you _ tonight.
11554.
Why is it. 25897.
She broke my
2118.
Neubuhr (Herman)
heart when she left home.
Neue meisterklinge. 3918.
Neugeboren (H.) :.
Cing piéces bréves.
Six préludes. 18893.
Neuman (Lillian) :
I'll never be a millionaire. 18381.
Your understanding sympathy.
21687.
Neustadt (H. M.) jr. Wasn’t the de-
pression awful. 25738.
Neves (M. A.):
Any time is love time. 11727.
Remember sweetheart. 23167.
Neville (Fred) We’re all together
18892.
again. 9146.
Neville (H. E.) Life and I together.
20608.
Neville (H. G.):
Grave of Orpheus. 16254.
I am the Bread of Life. 223827.
Lark now leaves his watery nest.
16625.
Widow bird.
Neville (Jack):
- Mississippi delta blues. 16792.
Sweet mama hurry home or Ill
be gone. 13398.
Daa) (A. P.) Tempo di valse. 25992
(71).
Nevin (Arthur):
Folk song. 4656 (186).
June song. 4656 (335).
Song from the hills. 4656 (588).
Via sacra. 4656 (664).
Nevin (EH. W.):. -
Giorno in Venezia. 20117.
Tempo di valse. 25992: (71).
Nevin (George B.):
Blessed lullaby. 15733 (32).
Come unto Me. 19881.
17650.
O how lovely are Thy dwellings.
12987.
O love divine. 4656 (463).
O sweet old song of Bethlehem.
157383 (244).
Ride on! ride on in majesty.
1979.
Soldier’s dream of home. 11670
(346).
Some blessed day. 15733 (326).
Triumph of the King. 2815 (334).
While shepherds watched their
flocks by night. 19648 (168).
Nevin (Gordon B.) :
Brahma. 7247.
Dear Lord, I Thee adore. 19927.
Following Foster’s footsteps.
0194*, 20075*.
God is a Spirit. 20134.
Holy is the Lord our God. 20242.
Lord our faith increase. 19728.
O Father, haste the promised hour.
20956.
O praise and. bless the Lord.
19729.
O what the joy and glory. 20161.
Out of the deep. 20799.
Shepherd of souls. 17214, 19174.
Shepherd on the hills. 11102.
Thou art the way. 113389.
Upecn the snow-clad earth. 238531.
We wait in faith. 21526.
Nevin (J. G:) Bit of green ribbon.
(217,
Nevin (1. -C.):
Blessed lullaby. 15733 (32).
Light of glory. 23795 (45).
O sweet old song of Bethlehem.
15783 (244).
Soldier’s dream of home.
(346).
Some blessed day. 15733 (326).
While shepherds watched their
flocks by night. 19648 (168).
Nevins (A. G.) Kiss me while we’re
waltzing. 1254.
Nevins (Bert) When I’m roller skat-
ing in the park with you. 18629.
Nevins (K. L.) Welcome new deal.
19497.
New (Arnold)
New anti-saloon songs.
New deal. 25101*.
New era music pub. co.:
Calida. 11874.
Clouds. 11948.
Hello my sweethearts I am free
again. 12283.
I am gold. 12329.
T’ll steal you. 12358.
11670
Toothache. 2426.
11670 (248).
He taught them to pray. 22268. Love that is lost. 12687.
Jesus calls us. 20500. Mia domino Chiquita. 12786.
Light of glory. 238795 (45). Stingy. 13376.
1455
38188—34——25
INDEX
New era music pub. co.—Continued.
When the golden sun is sinking in
the hills. 13686.
When the leaves are falling.
13638.
New era music pub. co., ltd.:
Can’t you take me home with you.
21869.
If that’s for me, I’m out. 22485.
Mignonette. 22815.
New melody way to play the piano.
20923.
New music.
17097.
New music press, inc.:
Broken song. 4860.
Indian serenade. 5645.
Primera suite cubana.
Places among the stars. 238097.
Revery. 23176.
Son. 23325.
Song cycle. 6562.
New Palestinean folk songs. 14934.
New songs from old. 6127.
New universal school music series.
18900.
New world music corp.:
I’ve got to be there. 3502.
Let ’em eat cake. 20586.
Luckiest man in the world. 3742.
Mine. 20766.
On and on and on. 21000.
Union square. 21456.
Where you go lI go. 45386.
New Zealand, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. 5
New 1933 Cotton Club parade. 20556.
New 734 Feist dance folio. 22953.
Newbegin (Virginia) Cowboy Tom’s
round-up book. 11979.
Newbry (EH. M.) Deep River moon.
22017.
Newcomb (H. L.) You and I in our
canoe. 13714.
Newcomb (M. F.) Trouble is—I still
love you. 4396.
Newcombe (H. C.) jr. When the
nightshades are falling on _ the
Rockies. 13642.
Newcomer (W. W.):
Do you care. 12035.
Don’t throw away the band of
gold. 19965.
Girl in Killarney. 20122.
Glory of our nation. 12210.
I am lonesome sweetheart for
you. 10071.
Lone hobo. 8155.
To-day, is the to-morrow of yes-
terday. 9027.
Newell (G. M.) Rio Grande. 11019.
Newland (Dorothy) Saint Mary-of-
the-Woods college song. 2039.
Newlon (Jack) See Newlon (R. J.)
pt. II, n.s., v. 28
Newlon (Jack) music co. Oriental
blues. 10836.
Newlon (R. J.):
Creole keys.
Oriental blues.
Newman (Alfred)
13379, 21306.
Newman (Bernard)
18966.
Newman (Charles) :
Grass is gettin’ greener all the
7401.
10836.
Street scene.
Operatic cruise.
time. 776, 5305.
Ill see you in church. 20337,
DI te
Lou’siana lullaby. 5854, 14698.
Surprise. 21319, 25601.
Newman (KE. A.) Serenade to you.
1529,
Newman (KE. G.) Springtime in the
Green River valley. 6607.
Newman (Greatrex) Jekyll and
Hyde. 5688.
Newman (H. L.) # £Patrick County
21048.
Dust in your eyes.
4 H club song.
Newman (Lionel)
22084.
Newman (May) pseud. See Brown
(Mrs. C. A.)
Newman (Muriel) When the leaves
are gently falling in the fall. 21567.
Newman (Ruth) Old porch swing.
6215.
Newmann (R. 1.) Our leader and our
chief. 25205.
Newsome (H. C.) If they ever put 2
tax on love. 14503.
Newstadtel (Lenore) Man—not
monkey. 14788.
Newton (B. M.) B. M. N. musi¢e
chart, 2128.
Newton (D. C.)
11670 (218).
Newton (Hlsie) :
Magie month of May.
I'll chase the blues away. 16384.
My pretty Yosan. 22914.
Old Man Moon. 138022.
Newton (Ernest) :
Frog. 5216.
In springtime. 9332 (164).
Magic month of May. 11670
(218).
Roses by summer forsaken. . 15733:
(295).
Newton (J. E.) America’s sweetheart.
23846.
Newton (L. G.)
Chantons. 9595.
Newton (L. N.) In springtime. 9332
(164).
Newton (M. L.) I’m weaving you
16439.
Re-born American
into my dreams.
Newton (William)
spirit. 8651.
Nibling (Allene) Baby’s lullaby.
15816.
1456
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Nibling (Bob) pseud. See Nibling
(Allene)
Nicastro (Joseph) Have you desired
to be mine. 20208.
Nicchia (L. M.):
For thee alone. 681.
Hot dickety dee. 22309.
Lift your hearts. 20618.
Nice goings on. 19315, 19582, 22360,
23509, 23608, 23626.
Nicene creed. 18908.
Nichol (H. E.) Hail,
light. 4656 (225).
Nicholas (Morgan) Knocking. 8059.
Nicholas (Nick) Just fooling. 10327.
Nicholas (William) Have you seen
my baby. 18288.
Nicholls (Heller) :
Follow-on album. 675.
Gigue. 22182,
Humoresque. 24469.
Ilkley moor march. 24622.
Jollity. 24686.
Jovial beggar. 14588.
Kitty of Coleraine. 14619.
Old Scotland. 20994.
Orange blossom. 23085.
gladdening
Over the moors. 23055.
Riddle tunes. 86638.
Sonia. 25536.
Time exercises for beginners.
19388.
Toy symphony on American airs.
2482.
Work and play. 25929.
33 hymn tunes & carols. 16936.
Nicholls (Horatio) pseud. See Wright
(Lawrence)
Nicholls (W. C.) Piano teachers nor-
mal course. 1869, 1870.
Nichols (Alberta) :
Do the shim sham. 18083, 22086.
I just couldn’t take it, baby.
16375, 22356, 24505.
I’m walkin’ the chalk-line. 16437,
22431, 24562.
I want to be your mother’s son-in-
law. 16467, 22463.
Your mother’s son-in-law.
Nichols (Bob) pseud.
(R. N.)
Nichols (E. B.) Love I have for you.
22728.
Nichols (H. E.):
Cowboy rides on. 3071.
Grateful song praises. 7673.
Isabella. 5654.
Wedding bells will ring. 15579.
Nichols (H. G.) NIRA. 18848.
Nichols (J. HE.) Love at first sight.
10476.
Nichols (James) I see your face re-
flected in the skies. 10149.
25983.
See Wilkins
Nichols (Jimmy) You can ask the
stars. 19603.
Nichols (P. G.)
way to make you love me.
I gotta figure out a
20306.
Nichols (R. G.) Fantasy of love.
18165*.
Nichols (W. A.) Away out there.
19720.
Nicholson (Alice) Broken dreams.
15894.
Nicholson (E. L.) You're thinking of
somebody else. 11645.
Nicholson (Marjory) When I’m gone
will you forget. 11504.
Nicholson (N.C.) Sail on silent moon.
19125.
Nicholson (S. H.):
O God of love. 25135.
Plainsong hymnbook. 1880*.
Nick (I. D.) lLet’s all stand by our
Franklin D. Roosevelt. 12615.
Nickel (F. A.) Autumn look what
you’ve done. 4753.
Nickelsen (J. C.):
Cloudy moon. 4934.
It‘s summer again. 5671.
*Long about clover time. 8163.
Summertime sweetheart. 6640.
Nickle (R. M.) Honey-moon in the
air. 20250.
Nickum (EK. B.):
Ascension. — 9404.
Follow the leader. 7587.
Memories of mother. 12769..
Triumphant resurrection. 6783,
9037. :
Nicol (M. L.) Thy wondrous love.
2402.
Nicola (Gennaro De) See De Nicola
(Gennaro)
Nicolai (-) Joyeuses comméres de
Windsor. 8016.
Nicolai (D. M.) It’s hard to pretend.
14565.
Nicolai (George) :
After I told you. 9348.
Ill be yours—youwll be mine
sweetheart. 12349.
In dreamy Hawaii with you.
10208.
It makes no difference to me.
24664.
Nicolai (Philipp) :
Now let heaven and earth adore
Thee. 13848.
Wake, awake. 11442.
Wie schén leuchtet der morgen-
stern. 19566.
Nicolas (Emilio de) Musmé. 6036.
Nicolson (L. M.) lLength’ning shad-
ows. 16635.
Nicolson (Virginia) Length’ning shad-
ows. 16685.
1457
INDEX
Nicomede (J. W.):
King folio for Hawaiian guitar.
8050.
Silver folio for the accordion
band. 13289-13291.
Nicomede music co.:
Deiro’s (Guido) royal method for
the piano accordion. 5021,
14093.
Excelsior folio for accordion. 608.
King folio for Hawaiian guitar.
8050.
Operatic folio for the accordion.
15001.
Play quick method for accordion.
25259, 25260.
Play quick method for guitar.
25261.
Play quick method for Hawaiian
guitar. 205262.
Play quick method for mandolin
or mandolin-banjo. 25268.
Play quick method for ukulele or
ukulele-banjo. 25264.
Play quick piano accordion meth-
od. 6309.
Silver folio for the accordion
band. 13289-13291.
Nicosia (Carlo) Blue skies. 23973.
Nieddu (Salvatore) Good-bye my
country. 5280.
Niederberger (Max) Buona notte,
schone signorina. 2968.
Niel (Herms) pseud. Griiss mir mein
Sanssouci. 5313, 5314.
Nielsen (A. M. C.) Fedrelandssang.
25992 (16).
Nielsen (Carl) :
Fedrelandssang. 25992 (16).
Symfoni. 11264.
Nielsen (Hmil) jr.
N. R. A. 17819.
Nielsen (Harold) :
Coquette. 4953.
Menuet classique.
Vikings. 9101.
Nielson (Lucy) My home in the West.
22894.
Suceess to the
3806.
Nielson (Norman) Sail on _ silent
moon. 19125.
Nielson (Ragna):
In my dreams. 14526.
Watching and waiting. 21503.
Niemann (Walter) :
Aus einem alten patrizierhause.
4748.
Bilder vom Chiemsee.
Drei leichte sonatinen.
Gelbe tango. 14263.
Kleine suite. 16611.
Rondinettos. 23200.
Searlattiana. 11061.
Wasser-pastelle, 238574.
Weihnachtsglocken. 6896.
11811.
10737.
pt. m1, n.s., v. 28
22958.
Ride ’em cowboy.
Night in fairyland.
Nightingale (Mae)
4103*.
Nightingale (The) 6139*.
Nightingale and linnet. 1689.
Nikle (Al.) Letter to my mother.
3675.
Niksch (D. E.) Spirit of the N.R.A.
19271.
Nimtz (Ray) That heartbreaking
hour. 15417.
Nina. 12964.
Nissim (—) My melancholy waltz.
14887.
Nitschke (Fred) jr. Dreamland waltz-
ing. 9767.
Nixon (V. M.) There is springtime in
my soul. 2368.
Nizza (Angelo) Piccolo bacio. 10889.
No man. 14695.
No reply from F. P. 1. 9352, 11538.
Noack (Herbert) :
Es rauscht das meer ein liebeslied.
14181.
Sternschnuppen. 15335.
Von liebe singen alle geigen.
13559.
Noah (Samuel) Dreaming with you
in dreamland. 16098.
Noatzsch (Richard) Praktische for-
menlehre der klaviermusik. 6337.
Noble (Billy) I must have a man
with plenty of time for love. 14459.
Noble (J. A.) Now that I have you.
22974.
Noble (Johnny) :
I never knew how much I loved
you. 12409.
My little grass shack in Kealake-
kua, Hawaii. 20849.
Noble (Lois) Old orchard swing.
18948.
Noble (Ray):
Brighter than the sun. 2951.
Happy and contented. 24391.
I’ll do my best to make you happy.
22367.
If you say yes cherie. 16495.
Love is a song. 22732.
Love is the sweetest thing. 16708.
Love locked out. 24847.
Near and yet so far. 22938.
On the wings of the dawn. 25178.
Spanish eyes. 25549.
That’s what life is made of.
19358.
What more can I ask. 4493,
25815.
When gay adventure calls. 23635.
Noble (T. T.):
O for a closer walk with God.
25too.
Presence in the silence. 1908.
Weep no more. 13605.
1458
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Nobody knows. 3934.
Noé (J. T.):
Into the woods my Master went.
5647. .
Songs in the night. 21274.
Noél-Gallon (—) Solfége des con-
cours. 2183.
Nolek (August) :
Auf der Heide. 2815 (19).
Beim krinzewinden. 2815 (32).
Gavotte und musette. 2815 (97).
Glihwitirmchen. 2815 (106).
Lago Maggiore. 8063.
Menuet enfantin. 2815 (216).
Plaudermaulchen. 2815 (273).
Sicilianischer tanz. 2815 (302).
Waldmarchen. 2815 (349).
Zur guitarre. 2815 (386).
Noéis. 8935.
Noelte (Albert) :
Letter. 5786.
To a firefly. 6756.
Noeltner (R. H.):
Manhattan dance folio. 3762.
Sweet melody. 21324.
Noffsinger (H. B.):
Beautiful girl of my dreams.
11780.
Love that might have been. 8210.
Nolan (Bertha) :
Junetime and a garden. 22594.
Junetime for lovers. 10311.
Nolan (Robert) Away out there.
19720.
Noland (Nancy)
but love. 24360.
Noland (R. B.) Somebody knocks to-
day. 15286.
Nolasco (F. A.)
Noller (Theodor)
Nolte (R. E.):
Behold He liveth. 23941.
Christ of Christmastide, 24056.
Comrades for service. 24087.
Easter triumph. 3186.
Emmanuel. 24222.
In His Kingdom. 10212.
Lord of life. 1365.
Praise notes ringing. 25284.
Voices of praise. 25756.
Nolte (William) Under the sun it’s
anyone. 9076.
Non ¢cé bisogno di
25739, 25740.
None but the brave deserve the fair.
3935*.
Noonan (Jack):
Nellie from Newark New Jersey.
12944.
When we were kiddies together
playing tick, tack, toe. 13648.
You’re the sweetest girl I know.
9307.
Good for nothing
15150.
13258.
Roosevelt.
Sehnsucht.
danaro. 24957,
Norbeck (EH. T.) Lonesome moon.
3704.
Nordberg (Irma) My dear one.
22879.
Nordiska musikforlaget, a.b.:
Allegro festivo. 2840.
Koral for orgel. 3639.
Nordling (Selma) National recovery
anthem. 22935.
Nordman (Chester) Ev’ry one is in
slumberland, but just we two. 5156.
Nordquist (O. W.) West land. 21533.
Norgard (A. H.) In a vine covered
cabin called home. 24628.
Norman (A. M.) Playhouse cf
dreams. 10899.
Norman (D. C.):
Come my love and go with me.
11670 (57).
Conjure man. 4656 (107).
Father’s got a job. 11670 (101).
He handed me a lemon, 21696
(144).
If Adam hadn't seen the apple
tree. 21696 (188).
Just how much I
21696 (212).
My one and only. 11670 (245).
On the gay Luneta. 23795 (62). _
Who do you love. 21696 (416).
Won’t your mamma let you come
out and play. 11670 (440).
Norman (E. W.) Heavenly message.
18304.
Norman (F. R.) 21828*.
Norman (G. B.): )
Melody moon. 5948,
Rainbow for you. 6373.
Norman (Horace Van) See Van Nor-
man (Horace)
Norman (I. R.) I need you. 7868.
Norman (Jean) You’ve got that cer-
tain something. 9310.
Norman (Jerome) :
Back in my arms again. 9450.
‘Tell me that you feel that way.
love you. -
Blue lotus.
11285.
Norman (Lorna) Thrush at dawn.
13467.
} Norman (VY. F.) Just to waltz with
you. 16595.
Norris (Arthur) pseud. See Norris
(Augustine). 23420.
Norris (Augustine) :
All that I know. 19670.
Carmela. 21878.
Climbing up the hills of home.
21928.
Goddess of love. 22200.
Good-bye. 22209.
Let me be king of your heart.
22653.
Sing me an old fashioned love
song. 23293.
1459
INDEX
Norris (Augustine)—Continued.
Take me now. 23420.
Tomorrow. 23488.
What are we waiting for.
Why can’t you be true.
Norris (Clora) I’m in heaven when
dreaming of you. 16417.
Norris (F.L.) Depression blues. 3119.
Norris) CH. M3):
I'll be waiting when the sun sets
o’er the sea. 956.
They’ve raised our salary. 4351.
Norris (Homer) :
In the boat. 4656 (302).
Toward evening. 4656 (645).
Tramp through the woods.
(646).
Norris (Margarita) :
Ill be waiting when the sun sets
o’er the sea. 956.
They’ve raised our salary. 4351.
Norsk musikforlag:
Alt, hvad der er dejligt, minder
mig om dig. 238389.
Drgémmer vi to i denne stund.
23610.
23697.
4656
24201.
Som’rens melodi den har poesi.
25514.
Norsving (R. R.) I am wondering
tonight. 10078.
Nort (Isabel Van) See Van Nort
(Isabel)
North (J. G.) Your happiness. 9317.
North (Jack) See North (J. G.)
North (Michael) :
I wasn’t quite sure. 20409.
ii isn fai. We2zo7
It’s best to forget. 10268.
You cannot manufacture love.
11619.
Northe (J. N.):
Abide with me.
Crossing the bar. 3082.
Goin’ up to heab’n. 757.
I have said a word to beauty.
3431.
Slender crane at evening stood.
4204.
Northrop °C... Whensk 70) i.
spells friend. 2815 (359).
Northup (Edgar) Night watch on
the mountain. 3927.
Northup (Hleanor) Just around the
4663.
corner. 14602.
Northwestern press. Christmas ship.
21924*.
Norton (Alfred) Mormon love sere-
nade. 8318.
Norton (E. A.) I can’t help falling
in love. 20287.
Norton (E. G.) Michigan the land
for me. 12787.
Norton (Ed) Pirate’s love song.
25257.
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Norvo (Red):
Breakfast breakdown. 23991.
Hole in the wall. 14349.
Knockin’ on wood. 14623.
Norway, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Norwood (Clarence)
the prairie. 12823.
Nosler (G. D.):
Don’t leave me till you smile.
9739.
Sweetest little girl I know. 17337.
Notaro (Mae) Pecche’ me yuo lassa.
1854.
Moonlight on
Notch (John) Loving you. 5889.
Nott (M..A.):
Nani Oahu. 25096.
Pua ika iu. 23142.
Novak (Anton) Minnesota, I love
you. 24961.
Novak (Frank):
Elfin queen’s dream. 20012.
Elfiand wood-tapper. 20013.
Elves gambol. 20015.
Elves wedding feast.
Fairy dream. 20047.
March of the elves. 20717.
Mayor of elfland. 20734.
Naughty Dip ’n Dap. 20914.
Scarecrow’s march. 21186.
Novak (Hank) Baby eyes of blue.
7165.
Novaro (Augusto) Prelude,—d stud-
ies,—Tuning the temperament of 12
sounds in octave. 25125.
Novello (Gene) My campus dreams
of you are true. 1588.
Novello (Ivor) Hold on to love.
10037.
Novello (Vincent) :
Glory to God
12214.
Like as the hart desireth the
water brooks. 24798.
Novello & co., ltd.:
Adagietto. 11812.
As torrents in summer. 15802.
Awake us, Lord, and hasten. 9440.
Barbary. 155.
Beauteous morn. 169.
Boats and bridges. 11826.
Bonnie Dundee. 7235. |
Brook. 9527.
Butterfly. 24005.
20016.
in the highest.
Carillon. 317.
Cavalier song. 328.
Chaconne. 11903.
Charlie is my darling. 73382.
Chorale prelude, on St. Mary.
11934.
Christians, awake. 21921.
Dickory’s horse. 5039.
Draw nigh, and take the body of
tbe Lord. 3157.
1460
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1933
Earth is the Lord’s. 3182.
Easter morning. 9789.
Hlegy. 22090.
Encinctured with a _ twine of
leaves. 589.
Evening service. 598, 5146.
Farewell. 9848.
Fear no more. 24254.
Fly, singing bird. 672.
Frog. 5216.
From the green heart of the
waters. 713.
Go no more a-rushing. 7640.
God of heaven, hear our singing.
753.
Good wine. 22216.
Harebells. 10000.
Hear our prayer, O heavenly
Father. 834.
Holy communion office. 16317.
Honey bears. 5409.
Hope and joy. 12308.
How calmly the evening. 20258.
How lovely are Thy dwellings.
11842.
Humoresque. 16335.
Hymn in praise of the faith.
12321.
Interlude, on Strength and stay.
12482,
Intermezzo. 2382.
Jennifer and the royal procession.
5689.
Jesu! the very thought is sweet.
18533.
John’s house. 5695.
Joy lit her star. 24688.
Just as dancers did of old. 20536.
Keys of my heart. 22623.
Knocking on the _ stable door.
247387,
Lady of the land. 12579.
Lamb. 1274.
Larghetto. 10386.
Laus Deo. 22640.
Let the people praise Thee, O God.
12627.
Loudly proclaim. 8182.
Love is a sickness. 22731.
Love on my heart. 22737.
Lullaby, oh lullaby. 12706.
Magi journey far. 24884.
Magnificat. 16743.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
16742.
Make a joyful noise. 20712.
Marketing day. 20725.
Marriage of the frog and the
mouse. 12740.
May the grace of Christ. 1492.
Merry note. 24940.
Miller of the Dee. 8283.
My bonnie lass she smileth. 1586.
1461
My love dwelt in a northern land.
20858.
My pretty maid. 6094.
Nine-fold Kyrie. 1690.
Nune dimittis. 16743.
O child most holy. 25132.
O lovely May. 1728.
O peaceful night. 1729.
O Saviour of the world. 1730.
Oh, the merry May. 1742.
Old earol. 23008.
Orpheus with his lute. 1811.
Pastorale. 13245.
Pixies. 1880.
Postlude on Laudate Dominum.
13126.
Quintet for clarinet and strings.
8643.
Rejoice, the Lord is King. 1969.
Rest of the weary. 7686.
Revelry. 15122.
Ride to town. 4104.
Ring out, wild bells. 4105.
River-god’s song. 23187.
Robin Hood. 6408.
Save us, O Lord. 2060.
Say not, The struggle nought
availeth. 11058.
Scarletti suite. 17173-17179.
Sigh no more, ladies. 23277.
Simple modal music for the holy
communion. 8762.
Sing we merrily. 21223.
Snow. 2173.
So sweet love seemed. 23307.
Sonata. 63895, 8812, 17270, 25515.
Sortie. 2215.
Spacious firmament on high. 2224,
15309, 15310.
Spinning chorus. 2545.
Spring, the sweet spring. 23368.
Sursum corda. 17329.
Thanks be to Thee, my Lord Jesus
Christ. °‘ 17369.
This joyous day. 6738.
This pleasant month of May.
9008.
Thou whose almighty word. 17411.
To beauty. 17428.
To daffodils. 234838.
To Thee, O Lord our hearts we
raise. 15461.
Tom of Bedlam. 13479.
Tom saw a sailor. 6763.
Truth. 9043.
Under the greenwood tree. 23521.
Valleys of dream. 2497.
Waits. 9116.
Waltz. 15555.
Weary wind of the west. 21527.
Weird story. 17549.
What can lambkins do. 2604.
Windy day. 6997.
Winter. 13683.
INDEX
Novello & co., 1td.—Continued.
Ye servants of the Lord. 27387.
Your songs to Jesus raise. 2797.
Noverre (Rita) pseud. See McGar-
vey (A. R.)
Novia (Thomas) Canzone marcia.
7308
Novich (C. K.) Sight reading and
first lessons for the piano student.
8755.
Novick (Diane)
16705.
Now let me fly. 12976.
Love is just asleep.
Now the day is over. 25127.
Noyes (D. J.) When I’m alone with
you. 25833.
Nu comme un ver. 193806, 19414,
224938.
Nucci (Italo):
Fiorie farfalle. 16156.
Rose al vento. 110382.
Niitzlader (Rudolf) Schrammeln,
spielt’s mir no an tanz. 19151.
Nugent (Maude) See Jerome (M.N).
Nussbaum (Jack) Start the day with
a song. 17305.
Nussinof (Pioter)
1315:
Nusz (M. N.) On the sunset hills of
sweet Catoctin. 10815.
Nuys (J. C. Van) See Van Nuys
(Ie 2@ 3)
Nyhavn 17. 12981.
Nyman (M. A.) Puppy love. 19051.
Nymph errant. 22108, 22315, 22555,
22979, 23087, 23316, 23650, 25130.
O belle étoile du matin. 8454.
O, come all ye faithful. 8455.
O Duke, alma mater, and other songs
and verse of Trinity college and
Duke university. 8456.
O, give thanks unto God. 12984.
O God, our help in ages past. 25136.
O God, Whose presence glows in all.
18929.
Love charm key.
O, good ale. 12986.
O, I love the maiden fair. 22984.
O Jesu, so fair. 1725.
O Jesu sweet. 6177.
O joyous Easter morning. 1726.
Q little star in the sky. 6178.
O Lord and Master. 11670 (257).
-O nightingale awake. 22988.
O no, John. 25139.
O sanctissima. 25148.
O sing to me an Irish song. 12992.
O Thou eternal Christ of God. 14962.
Oakland (Ben):
And I thought I was through with
love. 7181.
Ev’ryone remembers but you.
5157.
If I love again. 1088.
Looking forward. 8178.
pt. III, n. s., v.28
Rhythm of the day. 21127.
Singing to you. 23295.
There’s nothing new in I love you.
6733, 8994, 8995.
Oaks (Chas.) :
I know His voice. 16878.
Picture of my home. 23090.
Since my dear old mother’s gone.
23289.
Wake up, you drowsy sleeper.
17511.
Oatman (Thelma) When we get a
new car. 25862.
Oatridge (Edgar)
the moon. 16729.
Oberfeld (—):
A la bonne franquette. 7.
A moins que. 17754.
Ah! comme on s’amuse. 9346.
Ah! Les gammes. 138782.
Aime-moi Mimi. 7093.
Antoinette. 89, 4717.
Bel hotel. 7198.
C’est pas normal. 11871.
C’est pas tes oignons. 7288.
C’est toujours le passé.
9545.
Ca doit rester entre nous. 17950.
Celui qui ne vient pas. 21892.
Chacun sa chance. 7322, 17967.
Dis-moi je t’aime. 18076.
Il vaut mieux lever l’pied en dan-
sant. 14511.
Je ne sais pourquoi je t’aime.
10290.
Margoton du bataillon. 18707.
Mes fournisseurs. 14784.
Miaou. 18735.
Ne pas dire qu’on aime. 8416.
Ne sois pas jalouse. 6120, 8417.
Nécessaire et superfiu. 18889.
Loving you under
295,
On s’a. 8498.
Oui, c’est bien vous. 138050.
Par téléphone. 18987.
Pourquoi les femmes _ blondes.
19027.
Quand on abu. 86383.
Quand on a son volant en mains.
1934, 8634.
Quand tout test terminé.
Secret de mon coeur. 6477.
Secret du bonheur. 6478.
Yeux doux. 11607.
Oberfeld (C.):
Enfants.
Femme
9858.
Oberholtzer
19056.
18146.
est faite pour Vhomme.
(R. M.)
pines. 17628.
Oberndorfer (Anne and Marx):
Century of progress in American
song. 13984.
Noéls. 3935.
Oberon. 12994.
Whispering
1462
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1933
O’Brien (A. L.) Yowsah. TO71.
O’Brien (Billy) With one star awake.
259183.
O’Brien (J. H.):
We'll drink our beer. 25788.
Where the Deerfield river flows.
11537.
O’Brien (M. C.):
Big moose. 11810.
Green meadow. 12243.
O’Brien (M. E.):
Old homestead. 1751.
Sing me that love song over again.
6519.
O’Brien (T. C.) <All my own. 2835.
O’Brien (Vincent) Hymn to Christ
the King. 24476.
O’Bryan (EH. P.) Born tired. 7248.
Ocampo (Manuel) Para olvidar mis
penas. 18988.
Ocehipinti (Philip) au. and Occhipinti
(Salvatore) prop. My dream of
heaven. 1598.
Ochsenhirt (Homer) Lord’s prayer.
24832.
O’Connell (D. A.) jr. Sweetest sweet-
heart of all. 6666.
O’Connell (Grace) N.R.A. today.
18881.
O’Connell (H. B.):
Broken chords. 19795.
Night wind. 12962.
O’Connell (Louis) That old feather
bed on the farm. 11296.
O’Connor (A. R.)
3985.
O’Connor (Charles) Six new Christ-
mas songs. 205.
O’Connor (Edward) jr. Because I
eouldn’t have you. 21789.
O’Connor (Margaret) :
Baby’s smile. 15817.
My rosary of God bless you's.
10701.
Victory bells. 17492.
O’Connor-Morris (Geoffrey) Psalm
91. 25308.
Odds 777. 1738.
O’Dea (A. C.):
By the light of the honeymoon.
13765 (20)
Crazy over you. 23795 (15).
Every Saturday afternoon. 21696
(86)
Fairest flower in Dixie. 21696
(90) |
I don’t like a search light. 13765 |
(87)
Idaho. 13765 (92)
If I were only taller. 23795 (36)
Iola. 21696 (198)
May I. 21696 (254)
Nora my Irish rose. 13765 (134)
Old Man Manhattan. 11670 (263)
- O'Donnell (J. M.)
One more waltz. |
. O'Donnell (P. J.)
| O’Dowd (Jos.)
| O'Dowd (Larry)
Only a year. 19648 (107)
Red domino. 25992 (50)
Send me back to _ tee-pee-land.
13765, (191)
Silverheels. 2815 (303)
Young antelope. 138765
11670 (443)
O’Dea (Erin) Gift for you. 3278.
O’Dea (James) Iola. 21696 (198)
Odegaard (G. A.) Wondering if you
miss me too. 9253.
O’Dell (S. M.):
I could do much to win you.
16355.
You came my way. 4614.
You have something for me and
(255),
it’s love. 2760.
-QOdermann (Lena) Dear little laddie
of dreams. 16032.
Odle (Ray):
Don’t forget to remember me.
9736.
Everything’s sugar and cream.
9825.
Odom (Florrie) Dip your brush in
the sunshine. 505
O’Donnell (EH. L.):
Honest I’m in love with you. 7761.
Let’s be happy and sing a snappy
tune. 20591.
Songs of the Van-
dals. 8834.
| O'Donnell (Kay) :
Let’s spend an evening at home.
5782.
Now we're on our second honey-
moon. 1717.
Hollywood home-
town blues. 16316.
O’Donnell (Ted) pseuwd. See O’Don-
nell (E. L.)
O’Donoghue (Irene) Mother do not
desert me. 24993.
O’Donoghue (Regina) Mother do not
desert me. 24993.
Honor march. 890.
In a palm covered
shack in Hawaii. 22505.
Oejo (KE. F.) Ahi va la liebre. 23821.
| Oesterle (Louis) :
A la valse. 19648 (1).
A mon étoile. 19648 (2).
Auf griiner au. 19648 (5).
Auf wiedersehen. 19648 (6).
Freudvoll und _leidvoll.
(39).
Gedenke mein. 19648 (41).
Grace. 19648 (44).
Impromptu-mazurka.
Jagdruf. 19648 (62).
Kosender falter. 19648 (67).
Leichtes staccato. 19648 (72).
Lose blitter. 19648 (85-88).
Maienwonne. 19648 (90).
19648
19648 (54).
1463
INDEX
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
Oesterle (Louis)—Continued.
Papillon. 19648 (112).
Salut d’amour. 19648 (125).
Schmetterling. 19648 (127).
Spinnlied. 19648 (1382).
Staceato. 19648 (133).
Stisse heimath. 19648 (187).
Tanzvergntigen. 19648 (139).
Oetting (J. H.) Songs of Theta xi
and its colleges. 25533.
Offenbach (Jacques) :
Banditen. 138000.
Barcarolle. 1734, 20968.
Offret (Y. M.) lLet’s paint the future
with sunshine. 13808.
O’Flaherty (Maurice)
4240, 11190.
O’Flynn (Charles) :
Divorce of the painted dolls.
18078.
Ev’rything is peaches ‘neath the
old apple tree. 12117.
Goin’ to town, figurin’ out the long
way home. 3295.
Songs of Erin.
I’ve got the funniest feeling.
16461, 184389.
Paradise — lane. 13080, 17049,
18992.
That co-ed party. 17370, 21358.
They’re all congratulatin’ me.
11324, 13454.
Three of us. 15443, 15444.
2481.
Gypsy in sunny Spain.
Under my umbrella.
Ogden (Ruth)
20171.
Ogilvy (F. A.):
Fly away, fly away over the sea.
12149.
Humoresque. 16835.
I will lift up mine eyes. 24596.
My true love hath my heart.
10708.
Revelry. 15122.
Waltz. 15555.
Weird story. 17549.
Windmill. 23719.
Oglesby (Frank) Where are you dear.
4530.
Oglesby (R. J.):
Depression song.
Roosevelt waltz.
Ogren & Uhe, inc.:
Ballad of trees
PAW As
Crushed flower.
Depth. 22020.
Separation. 21198.
Whosoever will come after Me.
21604.
Oh, I want two wings. 13006.
Oh! papa. 9430, 10291, 10789, 10856.
11017, 14581, 18985.
Oh, why camest thou before me. 18764.
18057.
19106.
and the Master.
24107.
O’Hara (Geoffrey) :
Bull-frog chorus. 2966.
Carrying on with you. 4894, 7315,
$572.
Down the avenue. 12061.
Fishin’. 11542, 11543. :
From Galilee a mother came.
14247, 14248.
Hats off. 816-818.
Hats off, the Flag goes by.
3346, 5335, 7705.
Lantern land. 1278.
Lie. 8116, 10417.
My Angelique. 3858.
O little hills of Nazareth. 18931,
20958.
Pig-tail. 2967.
Sea gypsy. 2094, 4156.
Song of the new dawn. 19251.
Thank God for you. 8954, 8955.
When all the world is young.
2617, 2618.
Whip-poor-will.
Wreck of the Julie Plante.
O’Hara (J. F.) — Pilgrims’
hymn. 21061.
O’Hara (W..F.) jr.
hymn. 21061.
O’Hare (Husk) I vish I vas back in
Milwaukee mit pretzels und beer.
7890.
O’Hare (W. C.):
Autumn. 2815 (20).
Don’t shove. 2815 (76).
Good fellowship. 11670 (129).
In my merry Oldsmobile. 13765
(97).
Lo, now the dawn is breaking.
20650.
Longing for thee. 15733 (190).
Morning. 20166.
Mother o’ mine. 60138, 6014.
Spring. 2815 (315).
Summer. 2815 (316).
Winter. 2815 (370).
O’Henry (Edward) Somewhere on
Rio Bay. 4230.
Ohkuma (K.) At twilight. 19713.
Ohlimann (G. M.) You are my only
Sweetheart. 23753.
Ohlmann (L. I.) Through the pines’
I see a lamplight gleaming. 21405.
Ohm (M. H.) jr. Close. motion.
11945.
O’Hogan (Betsy) Old Father Thames
keeps rolling along. 3956.
Oiseau des iles. 1571, 10621.
Ojstershek (Frank) :
Shepherds evening prayer.
Sweet little dream. 11246.
Sweet visions. 13401.
O’Kane (D. K.) Sweet acushla ma-
chree. 6659.
3345,
11542, 11548.
9266.
jubilee
Pilgrims’ jubilee
13283.
1464
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
O’Keefe (Florence) Down on a lad-
der of love. 18102.
O’Keefe (Walter) Man on the flying
trapeze. 10518. |
O’Kelly (C. G.) N.C. college football
battle ery. 25089.
Oklahoma Art. I wish you were mine.
18456.
OV Paint. 16982.
Olazabol (Francisco)
bol. 20720.
Olbinski (J. F.) Up in the sky. 9081.
Oleott (Chauncey) :
Marcha Olaza-
Day dreams, day dreams. 19648
(23).
Hileen asthore. 19648 (30).
Fair Hileen asthore. 19648 (385).
My wild Irish Rose. 3911, 3912.
Oleott’s love song. 19648 (105).
Wearers of the green. 19648
(160).
Oleott (M. O.):
Day dreams, day dreams. 19648
(23).
Hileen asthore.
Fair Eileen asthore.
Oleott’s love song.
Wearers of the green.
(160).
Old Black Joe. 3952.
Old Cheddar carols.
Old Christmas carols. 138765 (146).
Old English country dances. 16985.
Old folks at home. 21696 (296).
Old Highland melody. 25161.
Old King Cole. 1752.
Old lays in new ways. 23007. .
Old oaken bucket. 21696 (297).
Old refrain. 138023, 14977.
Old Spanish custom. 20995*.
Old street-corner melodies.
Old woman and the pedlar.
19648 (30).
19648 (35).
19648 (105).
19648
25155.
14979.
1759.
Oldberg (Almar) Oh! how I love
you. 13004.
Oldberg (Arne) Gilder. 11670 (119).
Oldiges (Richard) Some day. 25502.
Olds (W. B.) Easter morn. 7522.
O’Leary (Mary) Hrin’s lovely child.
9812.
O’Leary (T. A.):
Depression. 9706.
For you’re just the one my heart
desires. 3245.
O’Leary (William) Oh, I’m so ner-
vous with the gals. 14965.
Oles (Michael) :
My girl. 6059.
Silent memories. 15240.
Olesen (L. H.):
Glass of beer—oceans of cheer.
7630.
Moonlight time is loving
1557.
time.
Won’t you bring back my dreams
to me. 2726.
Olfers-Batocki (Erminia) Tanzkreis.
17357.
Olin (He hye
Daddy—here’s me. 9667.
Dawn of tomorrow to me. 14080,
Dream girl mirage. 14138.
Franklin D. 9899. :
Girl of the range. 14276.
God’s land. 14289.
Hy-ko we're goin’ fishin’ hy-ko.
14379.
I love you, that’s why. 14423.
Lancaster Kiwanis gang. 10381.
My Honolulu lei. 14875.
My Mexi-dulci corazon. 14888.
Perhaps it’s just as well. 10878.
Play boy. 15055.
Remember you belong to me.
15115.
Smell of the pine. 15266.
To-night’s a night like our first
night of love. 15475.
When the desert sunset turns the
clouds to gold. 15615.
You’re through blues. 15717.
Oliphant (W.) Vice versa. 19456.
Oliveira (Manuel) My Carmelita.
12860.
Oliver (—) New Orleans shout.
22951.
Oliver (C. L.) I am going to stay
around. 5444.
Oliver (E.C.) Southern clime. 13352.
Oliver (FE. M.) Bower of roses. 13928.
Oliver (Herbert)
22523. ,
Oliver (J. B.) au. and Oliver (Fred
and G.A.P.) props. Rose and the
violet. 15733. (294).
Oliver (Lindsay—) See Oliver (M. L.)
Oliver (M. L.) Wilson. 17656*.
Oliveri (Frank) :
American legion march. 73.
Legionaire [sic]. 12606.
Ollandezos (Spyros) Gelekaki. 9926..
Ollone (Max qd’):
Andante et Scherzo. 17810.
Basses et chants donnés aux con-
cours des classes d’harmonie,
année 1982. 163.
Danse de fées. 21988,
Embarquement. 15733 (107).
Nuit de printemps. 15783 (239).
Orage. 10834.
Soir @hiver. 15733 (322).
Olman music corp.:
Ain’t we like two millionaires.
17777.
Close to me. 240683.
Couldn’t you fall for me.
Down the avenue. 12061.
In old Versailles.
4956.
1465
INDEX
Olman music corp.—Continued.
Honey, don’t you love me any
more. 10048.
I wanna know all about you.
18444.
If you lived in the mountains.
16498.
Life’s so complete. 18622.
Longing. 16692.
Old Mother Hubbard. 10806.
Say it’s not the last time. 4140.
Shepherd of the air. 13282.
Stay out of my dreams. 8870.
That old leather pocketbook of
mother’s. 13440.
Uncle Joe’s music store. 2480.
We'll always have tonight to re-
member. 13590.
When you’re over sixty, and you
feel like sweet sixteen. 6957.
‘Window shopping just to be alone
with you. 25905.
Yes! I guess it’s love. 2740.
You didn’t mean _ those tears.
25953.
You or no one. 19611.
Olofson (W. J.) Just one glimpse of
Calvary. 5725.
Olsen (Hlric):
Attila. 9419.
Love’s ideal.
Olsen (Minnie) Dearie kiss me and
say you will be mine. 484.
Olsen (O. B.) Leni fox. 24761.
Olsen (O. N.):
Dream castles.
14710.
536, 7490, 18106.
That little word called love.
21362.
Olsen (P. S.):
Carry on thru your own N. R. A.
15940.
I’m just an old depression bum.
14441.
Olshanetsky (Alexander) Belz. 2920.
Olson (A. A.) Say yes while the
moon’s in the sky. 2066.
Olson (A. M.) Sad heart. 8700.
Olson (Clara):
Come to me sweetheart. 24079.
Let’s all go to South Dakota.
14648.
Mem’ries of you. 20754.
8700.
Olson (E. M.) Sad heart.
Olson (H. R. and Morris):
Don’t say good-night. 3142.
Olson (Henry):
Half and half. 243882*.
I’m not building any dreams.
22417.
In old Vienna. 3546.
Sing me to sleep, little mother.
4196.
Sky high. 11137*.
Waiting for you. 4450.
pt. 11, n.-s., V. 28
Olson (Kermit) Lover’s land. 1409.
Olson (Kristi) Key to my heart.
24726.
Olson (N.L.) I'll be seeing you. 7821.
Olson (Stella) Baby reminds me of
YOu? SZ,
Olson (W. E.) Prosperity waltz.
23140.
Olzen (Eric) Album of 10 Swedish
dances. 23824.
Om dagen vid mitt arbete. 6224.
O’Malley (Patrick) Alabama’s Sally-
Ann and Susie-Anna. 46581.
O’Malley (R. J.)
yesterday. 10683.
Oman (Ethel) Under the harvest
moon. 23522.
Omega nu tau sorority, inc.:
Fraternity song. 16999.
My memories of
Omega nu tau girl. 16999.
O’Melia (J. H.) Blue eagle. 17908.
O’Melia (Kathleen) Blue eagle.
17908.
On Galway green. 6228.
On the air and off. 20658.
On through autumn’s glory. 1775.
Ofiativia (E. C.) Sillybilly Christmas
song. 25452.
One Arabian night.
One girl. 1056.
One, two, three, four. 23028.
O’Neil (Agnes) I know why I am
happy. 7815.
O'Neill (F. J.) :
Foresters. 22145.
I wish I wuz ole Adam. 16476.
Kiss of Christ. 14617.
Putnam phalanx. 10977.
O’Neill (Norman) :
Music of the waves.
Three pianoforte duets.
Waltz. 1789.
O’Neill (Viola)
7
23025*.
6032.
6238.
I hope you're blue.
Hungry for love.
Ongenars (Cyril) When youre
wrapped in the arms of another.
4525.
Onley (R. A.) Get ready.
Only yesterday. 23081.
Onuffer (Michael) ’Cause I’m jealous
dear about you. 19882.
Operatic folio for the
15001.
Operator’s opera.
Opern und operetten.
Opernfreuden. 25191.
Opler (Alfred) :
My valley of memories.
Seems I’ve always
hand. 2096, 11076.
Sweet heart lane. 4291.
Sweetheart’s waltz. 6676.
24329.
accordion.
19471.
25190.
3910.
held your
1466
INDEX
nos. 1--12, 1933
Oppenheim (Dave):
Anything your little heart desires.
91, 2861.
At the jungle jubilee. 2877,
4742.
Bells are ringing the _ blues.
21797.
Dolly Dimple’s holiday. 19956.
Hold me. 871, 872.
I can’t get enough of you. 921,
3413, 3414.
I may be dancing with somebody
else but I keep thinking of you.
12408, 12404.
It’s a wonderful feeling when you
fall in love. 10265, 12496.
Let’s make up. 12623.
Little hug, a little kiss, then you
fall in love again. 16673.
My own. 12912.
We're getting closer
17539, 21520.
What would I do if I didn’t have
you. 19511.
When my little Pomeranian met
your little Pekingese. 26388,
4515.
When the sun bids the moon good-
night. 6945, 9200, 9201.
When you’re over sixty, and you
feel like sweet sixteen. 6957.
Oppleman (Nathan) - Old Virginia I
love you. 18025.
Oracolo (L’) 2815 (266).
Orain na clarsaich. 25198.
to love.
Order of Christian mystics. Our
summons. 23048.
Ordway (Margaret):
Memories of you, baby mine.
5954.
Mother of Mattie and me. 3847.
Ordway (Marie):
At twilight. 11740.
I’m spending too much time in
Reno. 22425.
Isn’t it grand. T7977.
dudy. "252%:
Lullaby. 8221.
~~My childhood home, take me back.
/ 12863.
My dream is gone, my heart is
gone, too. 8856.
My girl. 12880.
Patience,—oh, my brother. 18092.
Some day, sometime. 138322.
Uncle Sammy we’re behind you.
13512.
O’Reiley (R. L.):
Dear old Iowa I’m in love.
16034.
I’m looking for another Mary.
3480.
Old homestead bound.
12014,
3962.
O'Reilly (P. J.) I’ve picked you out
of all the world. 7888, 12412.
Orel (Alfred) Formenlehre der mu-
sik. 24285.
Orem (Flemming) :
Evening echos [sic] 22100.
Liebestraume. 20627.
Orem (P. W.):
Badinerie. 4656 (44).
Band. 2899.
It came upon the midnight clear.
20478.
Just for to-day. 5719.
Gipsies. 4656 (210).
Good-bye. 4656 (221).
Gypsy caravan. 18265.
March of the Boy scouts.
Moceasin dance. 24976.
Slumber boat. 17247, 19216.
Soldiers marching. 4220.
Spinning song. 2282, 2238.
Steamboat chuggin’ down de river.
23877, 25568.
Sweet as the rose. 15364.
Turkish march. 21793.
Vale of song. 2496.
Water sprite. 15565.
Wind-mill. 25904.
Oreste (Stephanie D’)
(Stephanie)
Oretto (G. G.)
band. 10480.
Orff (Carl) Orff-schulwerk. 1802-
1805, 25195-25199.
Orgeret (Max):
Esta noche he llorado. 18150.
_ Rose. 19110.
Original Dixieland jazz band. Origi-
nal Dixieland one-step. 1810.
Orlando (Art) psewd. See Affannato
(A. O.)
Orlando (Louis)
Orlanes (M. P.)
land. 14938.
Orlob (Harold)
Children’s day.
37167.
See D’ Oreste
Listen to the kitchen
Yowsah. T7071.
New leader of our
Let every day be
3654.
Orphée. 12218, 12214.
Orr (H. M.) Sweet memories of you.
6663.
Orr (W. A.) Maid in calieo. 1448.
Orsatti (Piero) Summer dream.
25588.
Orson (Edward) pseud. See Brower
(KH. O.)
Ortega (EH. Y.) If I could only forget
you. 95590.
Ortet (J. F.)
Orth (C. J.)
Orth (John):
Child and the bird. 4656 (85).
Erlking. 9832 (317).
Gavotte. 17752 (52).
Mazurka. 9832 (205).
So disillusioned. 4212.
In a clock store. 20434.
1467
INDEX
Orth (L. E.):
Apple blossom. TO76 (4).
Christmas dolls. 7076 (35).
9332 (62).
7076 (51).
Christmas stockings.
Dance of sugar-plums.
Dandelion. 7076 (53).
Desert dream song. 7076 (61).
First Christmas gift. 7076 (81).
Gypsy daisies. T7076 (109).
In May. 7076 (148).
In January. 9832 (163).
In uniform. 17752 (66).
Indian sleepy song. TO76 (158).
Javanese song. 7076 (159).
June lullaby. TO76 (164).
Land o’ dreams. T7076 (170).
Little white birch canoe. TOT6
(182).
Night breeze. 9332 (252).
Sea shell song. 7076 (306).
Secret. 7076 (307).
September. 7076 (312).
Sleepy posies. 9832 (326).
Sleepy time. 7076 (320).
Sweet dreams. 7076 (339).
White rose lullaby. 7076 (885).
Winter lullaby. 7076 (388).
N. R. A. on parade. 18872.
Ortmayer (Marion) Are you string-
ing me along. 9393.
Orum (G.C.) You made me care dear.
4624.
Osborn (M. L.)
Osborne (A. J.)
Chant. 20571.
Combine with me.
15982.
Osborne (J. A.) Memories of Mont-
serrat. 3797. |
I never thought
7871.
That
Osborne (O. M.)
you’d be untrue.
Oscar (John)
25656.
Osear. 14576, 15104, 15361, 15531.
Oscarson (W. M.):
By that lonesome Rio Grande.
19811.
Memory lane. 20751.
My old Montana home. 20865.
My rose of lovers land. 8394.
Osgood (I. 8.):
Death—the lover. 12016.
rythm gal.
When I waltzed with you. 9188,
13630.
O’Shea (J. A.) Academic method for
orchestra and band instruments.
23796-23811.
Osiier (Julius) Mother’s eyes. 6017,
18793.
Oskey (Paul) Cupid’s one-word story
Tlovu. 11994.
Osmond (H. B.) Magnificat and
Nunc dimittis. 12714.
Ossianic processional. 25202.
Ossko (Eduard) Praise to the Lord.
19029,
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Ossman
25071.
Ossola (I. R.):
I’ve found a love that is new.
18435.
"Till eternity. 19383.
Ostali (Piero) Tango. 18424.
Kae (May) Dutch dolls.
6).
(Wesley) My old violin.
17752
Ostrem (N. W.) Envoi. 7534.
Ostrom (Charles) :
My island home. 14879.
Stockholm. 153836.
Ostrow (Abe) pseud. See Ostrowsky
(A. M.)
Ostrowsky (A. M.) Have you for-
gotten. 24406.
O’Sullivan (Patrick) Blue eagle.
21821.
Oswald (Olaf):
Lulu in Honolulu. 14718.
Rose our lips between. 23215.
Otero (B. I.) Princesita Borinquefia.
23134.
Othegraven (A. von):
Diebstahl. 17752 (85).
Sommerfrtihe. 17752 (135).
Ott (M. G.) On the shores of Waikiki.
3977.
Ott (Werner)
1002.
Otten (Hans):
Freche muus. 5213.
Mein schénes kind vom Rhein.
I’m in love with you.
5946.
Warum denn traurig sein. 6863.
Ottinger (HE. P.) Meet me to-night,
under blue skies. 20738.
Otto (A. J.) If I were a millionaire.
14498.
Otto (Dorothea) When twilight
gleams. 11530.
Otto (Emil) pseud. See Orth (John)
Otto (R. A.) Prize winner. 17100.
Ottoson (David) :
Kan du fresta mig.
Serenad. 17196.
Oui vas-tu, pauvre boiteuse. 15005.
Oudeans (Billy) When it’s moonlight
in Sunshine valley. 23645.
Ouman (Sam) It doesn’t matter any
more. 12493.
Our summons. 23048.
Ouradnik (J. W.) Since I’ve got a
girl. 8764.
Ours et le pacha.
Ouseley (F. A. G.)
world. 17380.
Out of the blues. 10842*.
Out of the darkness. 25209.
Out of the Orient crystal skies. 6262,
Ouvrard (G.) Ah, eh, dis done. 25,
24717, 24718.
12101,
O Saviour of the
1468
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Over (C. H.):
Hawaii the end of the honeymoon
trail. 18290.
Kiss me once more goodnight.
18575.
Over the coals. 10845*.
Over the hills. 10846.
Over there. 21696 (307).
Overby (O. R.) Concordia hymnal.
8059.
Overcash (C. A.) How many hearts
are aching like mine, sweetheart.
24464.
Overfield (D. J.) So lonely without
you. 15272.
Overholt (Milward) Sunset. 2270.
Overson (HE. D.) Darlene, my dream
queen. 21993.
(Overstreet (Asper) Lady, Lady Lee.
16617.
Overstreet (W. B.) There’ll be some
changes made. 43841.
Overton (Billy) Head over heels in
love with you. 7718.
Owen (C. A.) You and the whisper-
ing sands. 238750.
Owen (D. F.):
If you still care for me. 1100.
Now that you’re gone. 1716.
Owen (Freddie) pseud. See Yeazel
(Fred )
Owen (H. J. S.) Roosevelt waltz.
13206.
Owens (Harry) If you could only
cook. 1098.
Owens (J. R.) Piano fancies. 1867.
‘Owens (T. V.) Our unknown hero.
13063.
Owens (Truman) Lovers plea. 22748.
Owens (Wm.):
Roosevelt knows his line. 13204.
Still in memory you're mine.
13375.
‘Ownbey (Virgil) Our mountain val-
ley home. 10840.
Ownby (Anua):
Call me mother. 4874.
Hitch-hiker. 5388.
Pals. 6271.
Owsley (B. B.) Baby bunting. 4764.
Oxford univ. press.:
Admiral Benbow. 18.
Ah, how happy. 21710.
Ah, thou poor world. 11840.
Air: Sweet Lowdy Jennings.
4680.
Air: When I am laid in earth.
1958.
All about mermaids. 4688.
All my life is sunk is sorrow.
12844,
Almira. 9990.
Andante con moto. 4716.
1469
Aria: O holy Queen and Maiden.
12846.
Aria: Saviour, Shepherd. 133.
Ballade. 24972.
Benedicite. 21799.
Berceuse. 199.
Bethlehem night. 238958.
Bright the vision. 11855.
Brother James’ air. 265.
By the gate. 24008, 24009.
Camptown races. 11879.
Caprice. 651.
Charlie is my darling. 11910.
Children’s suite. 357.
Christ is the world’s redeemer.
119385.
Christ, whose glory fills the skies.
11936.
Christmas trees. 119387.
Clarendon song books—IIIa.
11939-11941.
Come shepherd swains. 24078.
Concerto. 198, 16619, 16620.
Corinna’s maying. 11969.
Counterdance. 4680.
Country concert. 4958, 4959.
Creation. 3349.
Crown the altar. 21972.
Crown the year. 21973.
Dancing-song. 12004.
Deaf boatman. 5010.
Diniweidrwydd. 24152.
Dream cradle song. 12067.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
561.
Easter morning. 24210.
Hasy Elizabethans. 16118.
Highteenth century dances. 12095.
Fair young Mary. 617.
Fairy. 24244.
Festal psalm. 5177.
Festal responses. 12140.
Fifteen favourite songs of
Brahms. 11841.
Folk song sight singing series.
12151-12154, 22138.
Four extemporisations. 25888.
Four heavenly songs. 3811.
Four songs for baritone voice &
oboe. 24956.
Girls’ songs for seafarers. 5252.
God rest you merry, gentlemen.
754,
God save the king. 3294.
Good Friday. 12226.
Habanera. 794.
Happy hunter. 5329.
Hark! each tree. 22249.
Harvest dance. 25003.
Harvest home. 24405,
I saw the curl’d drops. 12415.
I sing of a maiden. 1081.
Ich wanderte unter den biumen.
3518.
INDEX
Oxford univ. press—Continued.
If ye love me. 1092.
In the belfry. 1184.
In vain the amorous flute. 24643.
Introduction and fugue. 5648.
Jesu, grant me this I pray. 12519.
Let the dreadful engines. 1309.
Lights and shadows. 24791.
Lloer. 1847.
Magnificat. 5907.
Magnificat and Nune dimittis.
12714, 24886.
March of the men of Harlech.
1469.
May in the greenwood. 24911,
Mein herze glaubt. 136.
Menuetto and Trio. 25004.
Moab. 22819.
More sweet rays. 3835.
Music ‘for organ. 1581.
Music to the Alcestis of Euripides.
25012.
My love is o’er the sea. 12897.
My Master hath a garden. 25057.
My repertoire. 1639.
Nicene creed and Agnus Dei.
tTG Ie
Nune dimittis. 5907.
O God of love. 251385.
O, good ale. 12986.
O Lord, give Thy Holy Spirit.
ICA
O Saviour rend the skies in twain.
11844.
O, the joy of living, loving. 25144.
Old bachelor. 1745, 25154.
Old Highland melody. 25161.
Old King Cole. 1752.
Our Father in the heavens. 6253.
Out of the Orient crystal skies.
6262.
Oxford original edition of Fréd-
éric Chopin. 372.
Pilgrim’s progress. 25249, 25250.
Prelude and fugue. 25287, 25288.
Purge me, O Lord. 1929.
Quartet pieces. 1941.
Rainbow. 1953.
Recitative: Thy hand, Belinda.
1958.
Ride-by-nights. 1978.
Rise, red sun. 25841.
Sailor’s carol. 13228.
Saint George and the dragon.
2038.
St. Gregory’s day. 18229.
Saint John Baptist. 13230.
Saint Paul’s voyage to Melita.
13230)
Saw ye nae my Peggy. 25404.
School tunes for wind instruments.
2075.
Shepherds and milkmaids. 25444.
Ship of Rio. 2126.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Sight reading tests for beginners.
6505
Silver and gold. 6466.
Since thou, O fondest and truest.
2146.
Singing games for young people.
25464, 25465. .
Sister, awake. 6525, 25467.
Six settings of the preces and re-
sponses. 23882.
Suite. 6008.
Swallow’s wooing. 6656.
Tell me I beseech you. 25636.
This is my commandment. 2386.
Three pianoforte duets. 6238.
Three pieces from the Water
music. 801.
Three songs by Schubert. 17182.
Thrice blest who far away. 802.
Through the looking glass. 2397.
Thy servant is downcast. 11848.
Tinker’s fires. 2408.
Tir na n-og. 2410.
’Tis twilight. 6789.
Toy symphony on American airs.
2482.
Trio. 2445.
Two pieces for pianoforte. 1205.
Two preludes for organ. 5334.
Twopenny tune. 6806.
Virgin’s lullaby. 25758.
Was Gott thut, das ist wohlgethan.
141.
Watchet sailor. 2576.
Watchman’s song. 13583.
What can heal the broken-hearted.
24879.
What is this thing called love.
6790.
When we are sunk in deep dis-
may. 11849.
Wherefore is light giv’n to him
that is cast down. 11850.
Winging souls. 138680.
With dances and songs. 25912.
Ye banks and braes. 13705.
94th psalm. 2812.
Oxner (E. J.) Mountain king. 2815
(229).
Oxx (Marie):
Don’t you understand me. 14126.
Expression in your eyes. 14195.
I want to love you always. 22464.
Red, White and Blue will wave
forever true. 15112.
While the years are slipping by.
19542.
Will you always be a stranger.
19569.
Won't you be mine. 19586.
Ozark pub. co. My Ozark mountain
home. 25072.
1470
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
(Catherine) Down the
shady lane with you.
9752.
P. N. M. & co. City of I will. 14027.
Paal (Monte) Ich kann nicht schla-
fen heut’ nacht. 3517.
Pablo (E. V.) Melody of love. 20744.
Pabst (Harry) In Thee, O Lord, do
I put my trust. 11670 (164).
Pace (A. M.):
Achieving faith. 15.
Way of peace. 2579.
Pace (C. A.) Soothing the tears.
8839.
Pace (Peter) :
Good-bye. 7654. .
Listen. 22677.
Longing for you. 20672.
Pace (Vincent) Oh why did you.
13012.
Pachernegg (Alois) Deutsches barock.
5033.
Pachulski (H.) Piano-album. 18108,
13109.
Pack (Jim) Hello! chérie. 22274.
Packer (I. A.) She’s the big chief’s
only child. 4179.
Packman (John) Thinking of mother.
13456.
Pacras. 783.
Pacurar (Acsente) As long as Cupid’s
at the helm. 17828.
Padden (P. J.) Trusting. 25718.
Paddy (—) Nana. 14919.
Paddy the next best thing. 21034.
O’Zemina
beautiful
Padilla (J.) Little princess. 1344.
Paepke (—) Tiefland. 4865.
Pagani (O.) & bro.:
Album of 10 Swedish dances.
23824.
Cumparsita. 7406.
Favorite old time songs. 24258.
Lorena. 8178.
Marionette. 8248.
Valsette. 9089.
Paganini (Niccolo) Allegro-concert
1, D-dur. 1830.
Pagano (Joseph) Piniatu. 13112*.
Paganucci (A. F.):
Call of the spring. 13956.
Colombina. 4936.
Page (Al) Where roses sleep. 15632.
Page (C. H.)
bright world.
Page (E. B.):
I ain’t weary of de
10066.
Century of progress song. 11901. |
My dream girl. 12873.
Page (EK. EH.) Graham-Page inter-
mediate music booklet. 774.
Page (F. C.):
Big town girl. 15850.
Waltzing moon o’er my dreamy
mountain home. 15559.
Wild roses and you. 15657.
38188—34—— 26
Page (G. O.):
I need someone like you to teach
me how to love. 12406.
Why did you go and leave me all
alone. 6983.
Page (Hot Lips)
Page (J. L.)
wall. 138755.
Page (M. K.) Wait till the moonlight
shines. 17506.
Page (N. C.):
Chimes at nightfall.
Hark! hark! the
(80).
Swan. 23240.
Page (Oran) Sweeter than heaven.
25610.
Page (Pierre) s7.:
See Page (Oran)
Your picture on the
24051.
lark; ) 23795
Century of progress song. 11901.
My dream girl. 12873.
Prosperity song. 13154.
Page (R. P. Du) jr. See Du Page
(R. P.) jr.
Page (S. H. L.) Don’t leave me sweet
Sally. 9738.
Page (T. B.) If you were mine just
fora day. 24620.
Page des konigs. 18979.
Pagels (Jack) Curtain falls, the play
is ended, 19902.
Paglia (Cesare) Rosso di_ sera.
Dae.
Pagnotta (Frances) Somebody new.
17263.
Paige (W. H.) Longing for love.
20671.
Pain (Kdwin) War and = ~»peace.
23572
Pairan (KE. W.)
7822.
Paisant (L. D.) Let’s all stand by
our Franklin D. Roosevelt, and
good, old prosperity. 12615.
Paisley (Bill) :
Beautiful dreams, what are they
made of. 17876-17878.
Time to go. 6755.
Paisley (W. M.) Dreams, what are
they made of. 16104.
Paladilhe (E.):
Colombe. 15733 (64).
Fantaisie. 15733 (254).
Pantoum. 157383 (256).
Pastel. 15733 (258).
Paysage. 15783 (262).
Psyché. 10973, 21094.
Sonnet chinois. 15733 (329).
Paladilhe (J. E. G. L.):
Colombe. 15733 (64).
Fantaisie. 15733 (254).
Pantoum. 15733 (256).
Pastel. 157383 (258).
Paysage. 15733. (262).
Sonnet chinois. 15733 (3829).
Ill do it anyway.
1471
INDEX
Palatta (E.) Piu belle canzoni ro-
mane. 21065.
Palestine (excluding Trans-Jordan),
reciprocal copyright protection of
music, p. 5.
Palestrina (G. P. 8S.) :
Alleluia! tulerunt Dominum.
1832.
Exultate Deo. 17048, 21036.
God so loved the world. 4014.
Jesu, Rex admirabilis. 13076,
O bone Jesu. 4656 (483).
Palestro (Mario) It’s you I love, and
you’re the one. 3580.
Paley (—):
Everybody gives me good advice.
11670 (98).
Is it warm enough for you.
11670 (169).
Paley (Herman):
Anxious. 9332 (15).
Sympathy. 9832 (855).
Paling (W. H.), & eo., ltd.
At the bathing pool.
Blue Danube. 9508.
Come, let us worship. 24077.
Happy days. 9999.
Mallee root. 207138.
Marche militaire. 2080.
O, were my love yon lilac fair.
25145.
Six easy duets. 10367.
Trinity college of music.
13492.
Violin scale system. 21477.
Wake up. 25768.
Pallas (J.) In the light of the moon.
ai. BD:
Palmason (L. P.):
At the end of a perfect night.
4741.
Autumn moon. 4754.
Dear little boy. 5011.
Dear old friend. 5015.
Gifts. 5241.
If I had just whispered I will for-
give you, dear. 5591.
Is this the house where love lives.
5653.
Jus’ a litto alley-cat. 14598.
Life has passed me by. 22669.
Night in June. 14940.
On the stream of a dream. 6233.
Optimists’ creed. 6246.
17854.
13490—
Play an old-time waltz. 6307.
Ruby mine. 15168.
She’s a real old-fashioned girl.
2119.
Somewhere love is waiting for
you. 6556.
Wedding of sweet William and
Rose, 21529.
When the northern pines are sigh-
ing. 6939.
pt. Il, n.'s., V. 28
Palmer (A. B.) Just to be with you.
8040.
Palmer (A. J.) March eternal. 22774.
Palmer (A. M.):
Just for one day. 1224.
What love can do. 2605.
When the sun sinks to rest in the
west. 2652.
Where the mountains kiss the
moon. 2671.
Palmer (C. E:)
Palmer (F. E.)
Pretending. 1909.
Home of my memo-
ries. 22293.
Palmer (G. M.) I see the moon.
3495.
Palmer (H. F.) Why should I play
around sweetheart. 4561.
Palmer (Helmer) Bit of loveliness,
7218.
Palmer (R. W.) In a dream. 16501.
Palmer (Ray) Let’s start again,
please do. 16647.
Palms and praises. 1838.
Paloma. 1834.
Palumbo (A. M.) Bring back those
days that used to be. 7263.
Palumbo (C. M.) Moonlight and you.
18780.
Palumbo (Pietrina) Acquila blu.
19651.
Pampinello (Giovanni) :
Apriti Yocchi a maritarivi. 4726.
Binidittu me cumpari. 4820.
Panama (N. K.) Love strikes a rhap-
sody. 5875.
Paneake album. 6274.
Panchenko (S.) Cherubim song.
11919.
Panella (F. A.):
Flag of freedom march. 11670
(107).
Hail to Pitt.
Tower march.
Panella (L. J.):
Alhambra festival. 21717, 21718.
Knights of chivalry. 1261, 8058.
Twilight hour. 17464, 21445.
Panepinto (Tony) In the spring time.
5642.
Panikoff (Evelyn) :
Joan don’t leave me alone. 3594.
Wine! women! & song. 4572.
With a smile on my face and a
tear in my heart. 4580.
Serenade me. 4170.
Pannullo (Alfredo) Sempe penzanno
12250.
11369.
a te. 11080.
Pantaleo (Angelo) We do our part.
23583.
Panthes (Marie) Semaine du _ pia-
niste. 2099.
Pantillon (G. A.) Scala. 8715.
Pantillon (G.-L.) Seala. 8715.
Pantillon (Georges) Scala. 8715.
1472
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Panuccio (Rocco) :
That’s just my way. 21367.
Venetian lullaby. 25747.
Panuccio (Roy): .
That’s just my way. 21367.
Venetian lullaby. 25747.
Panurge. 7187, 7363, 7389, 7928, 8842-
8344, 8510, 8541, 8548, 8544, 8587,
8655, 8716, 8717, 8977-8979, 9049,
9086, 9092.
Panzer (Charles) Kiddies. 8049.
Panzone (Gene) :
Love returns. 1894.
Marlene in trousers. 5927.
My dream rose. 6054.
Paoli (A.) I’m so blue for you. 5541.
Paolito (Francesco) pseud. See Man-
tovani (A.) and Piccioni (A.)
Papadooley (John) In truth love.
18495.
Paprika. 4019.
Paque (Désiré) Deux petits quatuors.
18986.
Paquette (L. B.)
23755.
Par habitude. 25.
Paradise revue. 14473.
Paramount Christmas book. 21042.
Paramount productions, inc.:
And then we wrote. 19692.
Ballad of the South. 23916.
Black moonlight. 15857, 19761.
Boo boo boo. 158838, 19785.
Buckin’ the wind. 15899, 17935.
Children of Mary. 19850.
Cradle me with a ha cha lullaby.
16006.
Cradle song. 21966.
Day you came _ along.
18047.
Did you ever see a dream walk-
ing. 22029.
Don’t be a cry baby. 16066, 19958.
Fill up the glasses. 22124.
Four moon skits. 21122,
Give me liberty or give me love.
16228, 18228.
Good morning glory. 22210.
You are the one.
16029,
He’s a cute brute, a gentleman
and a scholar. 20209.
I found a new way to go to town.
20299.
I guess it had to be that way.
16372, 18372.
I’m a lover of Paree. 19366,
20851.
I’m no angel. 20371.
I wanna meander with Miranda.
22460, 24586.
I want you—I need you. 20406.
In a midnight club. 16503,
In a one-room flat. 20488.
In a one room flat and a 2-pants
suit and 3 square meals a day.
18477.
It’s a long dark night. 16535,
20478.
It’s oh, it’s ah,
18510, 20488.
Lonely little
22709.
Lullaby. 20705.
Man on the jury. 3760.
Many moons ago. 22772.
Mimi was a good girl. 16787.
Music for C-—5. 20806.
My design for living. 25030.
Poor Cinderella. 23108.
Roof top serenade. 23201.
Thanks. 17368, 19344.
That Dallas man. 213860.
There’s a lucky guy. 19366.
They call me Sister Honky Tonk.
21387, 25672.
Three cornered moon. 17414.
Torch singer. 19413, 21425.
Two aristocrats. 17466.
Walk a little faster. 23559.
Way to love. 21508, 21509.
Yes, my dear. 21639, 21640.
You alone. 23748.
Youre such a comfort to me.
23775.
Pardavé (Joaquin) :
Bésame en la boca.
Flores viejas. 665.
Munequita. 25007.
Nube de nieve. 1718.
Por que lloran tus ojos. 19026.
Pardee (Karen) Moment only. 14814.:
Pardon my English. 3502, 3742, 4536.
Parelli (Attilio) Giornata di Marcel-
it’s wonderful.
sefiorita. 20656,
23957.
lina. 20116*.
Parent (Abel) Cheerio happy days.
19844.
Parent (Armand) Petit violoniste.
1861, 1862, 10880.
Parés (Philippe) :
Enfants s’amusent. 5131.
Heure de réve. 14841.
Il faut étre dans le mouvement.
10194.
Langage des voilettes.
Nuit devant soi. 10769.
Pourquoi pas. 15076.
Sous le ciel bleu. 11198.
Sur la route. 11237.
Paret (R. D.) Margarita.
Parham (T.):
Memphis Mamie, 10556.
Nervous tension. 10726.
Pigs feet and slaw. 23094.
10385.
5924.
Steel string blues. 23380.
Paribeni (G. CC.) Quattro liriche.
10863.
1473
INDEX
Paris (W. E.):
Nothing sweeter. 12974.
Sart. 2057.
Wrapped in the arms of the night.
25935.
Paris au fil de l’eau. 19307.
Paris-béguin. 1799, 2216.
Paris-Soleil. 13499, 19426.
Parish (A. L.) Tis you and you only.
17423.
Parish
18419.
Parish (Mitchell) :
I won’t be there to hear Oh prom-
(L. C.) I’m sold on you.
ise me. 22471.
I would if I could but I ean’t.
14488.
Star dust. 17300.
Winter interlude. 25908.
Parish (R. M.) 4-H field song. 18761.
Paritz (Ca.
Do do. 24159.
My mother’s voice. 25065.
O President Roosevelt. 25141.
Searching for you. 25416.
Park (Kenneth) Scherzo. 6280.
Parke (J. G.):
Dreaming of you each night and
day. 12084.
Raindrops. 21108.
Parker (Albert) pseud. See Saenger
(Gustav )
Parker (Anna):
Come, gentles rise. 21696 (59).
I shall not die, but live. T7076
(187).
Springtime of love. 21696 (3853).
Parker (D. F.) Somehow I cannot
forget you. 13329.
Parker (EK. M.) I’m always so lonely
because I’m not with you. 7840.
Parker (Effie J.) Memories. 8269.
Parker (Emma J.):
My little mountain
20850.
Sacred songs. 17162.
Twilight time in the Ozarks.
21446.
Parker (F. B.)
dry. 18472.
Parker (George) Adaptations from
three airs by Bach. 23901.
Parker (Henry) :
Jerusalem. 18765 (101).
Pilgrims of the night. 4656 (494—
496).
Parker (Horatio) :
Come, gentles rise.
sweetheart.
Timely warning, vot-er
21696 (59).
I shall not die, but live. T0O76
(IST):
Progressive music series. 8603.
Springtime of love. 21696 (353).
Parker (Jan) pseud. See Funk (R. P.)
Parker (V. M.)
pt. III, n. s., v.28
Parker (Kaye) Take me away from
the river. 4305.
Parker (Lelia) I’m having blue days
now. 22404.
Parker (Nellie) Pilgrims of the night.
4656 (494, 496).
Parker (R. M.) Is it you. 18501.
Parker (S. M.) Handsome Johnnie...
20184.
Parker (Sam) Peaceful valley.
13096.
Please belieye me-
dear. 4045.
Parker (W.) I’m a hot time mamma.
3459.
Parker (Wilma) You’ve made my
dreams come true. 17742.
Parkin (Larry) Hurray! for the
N.R.A. 20274.
Parkinson (L.):
Fraternal spirit. 20093.
Night. 3922.
Noveletta. 4023.
Parks (Charles) I am just a little
broken hearted rose. 163846.
Parks (D. M.):
Nights of the Southland. 14942.
Running around in circles. 8695..
Topsy-turvy. 9029.
Toys on parade. 15484.
Parks (J. A.):
As torrents in summer. 13830.
Evening prayer.
Hosanna. 895.
Humorous quartets & encores no..
1. 2815 (139).
Snow. 15271.
Songs of the South. 2815 (309).
That sweet story of old. TO76:
(344).
Unanswered yet. 4656 (655).
Parks (J. A.) @0.:
As torrents in summer. 13830.
Hosanna. 895.
I eould not do without Thee.
14889, 16356.
I will. 1051.
In heav’nly love abiding. 1124.
7076 (74).
O holy stillness. 1724.
Snow. 15271.
There is a green hill far away..
He dis
Parks (P. J.) Rhapsody of love..
21124.
Parks. CR." C.)
asleep. 3884.
Parks (Rubynelle) :
My lips betray. 22897.
Only memories. 18961.
Parks (W. C.) ‘Turnkey’s melody.
17460.
Parlow (Edmund) :
Arpeggio-etiide. 21696 (15).
Corn. 17752: (33).
My love has fallen.
1474
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
In uniform. 17752 (66).
Klinge vom Ebro-Strand.
(78).
Legato-etiide. 21696 (224).
Octaven-etiide. 21696 (293).
Rosetta. 17752 (122).
Sevillana. 17752 (129).
Siegeszug. 17752 (131).
Staceato-etiide. 21696 (354).
Terzen-ettide. 21696 (368).
Triller-etiide. 21696 (385).
17752
‘Parmiter (EK. S.) Lingering on the
bridge at twilight. 22676.
Parmiter (Ted) lJLingering on the
bridge at twilight. 22676.
Parmiter (Thomas) Marching on to
Chicago. 8240.
Parodi (A. L.) Omaggio a Vivaldi.
8493.
Parodi (Renato) :
A la fiera de Mast’? Andrea. 2817.
Canzoretta. 4024.
Preludio ad una commedia. 6341.
Se t’aje da ’nzora. 4155..
Tu m’aje prommise. 4405.
II. album di musica moderna.
19644.
Parolino (A. C.)
song now. 3572.
Paroukoff (Serge) Primavera.
Parr-Davies (Harry):
Happy ending. 18272.
Melody at dawn. 20742.
Mary Rose. 18714.
My lucky day. 18832.
When Cupid calls. 19512, 21544.
Parret (A. L.) When the sun shone
on the clover. 238662.
Parrish (La Mar) Night I can’t for-
It is a time for a
13139.
get. 10739.
Parrish (Mary) Love and caress me
now. 18659.
Parry (Joseph) If I were a star.
10186.
Parson (Donald):
Let's go down to the. ocean.
22662.
Too late. 23488.
Parson (J. C.) My southern home.
20875.
Parsons (A. C.):
April song. 2868.
Till summer skies are blue. 4866.
Trust. 4401.
Parsons (G. M.):
All-hail! Ship ahoy. 19667.
My manager. 83877.
"Tis you I still adore.
Parsons (Harry):
Memory. 22805.
Rainbow. 13173.
Sparks. 18355.
21412,
Steppin [sic] high. 2249.
Sunbeam. 13389.
Parsons (L. B.):
Oh, how I’d love a cottage. 8469.
Smiles of 733. 11150.
Parsons (Lee) jr. Kiss me _ while
we're dancing. 12583.
Parsons (Marion) Sooner or later
you will be mine. 11194.
Partee (Melvin) pseud. See Ander-
son (A. M.)
Parthemore (R. D.) In a blue mood.
22498.
Parti (M.) Fiorentino march. 24264.
Partichela (F. A.)
Mexican hat dance.
Partita (Una) 4025.
Parys (G. van):
C’est la crise. 17945.
C’est pas juste. 9544.
Chanson proveneale.
Original famous
13047, 13048.
13991.
Chevaux 4 l’entrainement. 9603.
Coeur a prendre. 7368.
En province. 9802.
Flirt. 14222,
Heure de réve. 14341.
J’ m’ en balance. 5678, 5679.
Je vous aimerai toujours. 8003.
Jeunes mariés. 14586.
Lorsque revient le printemps.
8179.
Marins, matelots. 12739.
Nuit devant soi. 10769.
On se demande pourquoi. 8499.
Pourquoi pas. 15076.
Prenez garde 4 la peinture. 10943.
Quand on est tout la-haut. 25318.
Rue du temple. 11042.
Souvenirs. 15308.
Sur la route. 11237.
Sympathique. 19327.
Tableaux d’histoire.
Theme champétre.
Toujours plus haut.
Pasarick (P. J.):
Sweetheart of tomorrow. 17346.
When Roosevelt and me were in
the navy. 19524.
Pascarella (Enzo) :
Dance a la gavotte.
Juanita. 16569.
Lirica. 16668.
Pascoe (R. W.) I love you more and
more each day. 20347.
Pascoe-Williams (Leonard) :
Bell-man. 190.
Orpheus with his lute. 25201.
When daisies pied. 11498.
Pasha (Ali) Boolah-woolah. 11830.
Pashley (N. H.) Great American
ballyhoo. 243870*.
Pasker (E.) Christ to-day rejoices
men. 21917-21920.
15392.
11309.
13485.
21982.
1475
INDEX
Pasiay (Lenore) :
Because I love you. 15833.
El Yaidour, the wanderer. 20017.
Paso (Antonio) Tentaciones. 25642.
Pasqualoni (L.) Hail! La-Guardia.
24381.
Passafiume (Salvatore) Under the
Coney Island moon. 23520.
Passage (8S. C.):
Let me put a ring around your
finger. 14647.
More and more.
Passing by. 21047.
Passion. 12249.
Passwaters (L. B.):
My world would be complete.
14913.
When I fell in love. , 15596.
Pasternacki (—)_ II faut oser.
Pasternacki (Stephan) :
Any place is paradise as long as
you are there. 11726, 18818.
Fado Rosita. 20044.
Paszthory (Casimir von)
TISTS:
Patapan. 25233, 25234.
Patch (H. C.) My home among those
old New England hills. 8366.
Paterson’s publications, Itd.:
10602.
14509.
Trio.
Angels holy, high and _ lowly.
23852.
Caprice. 138382.
Carrying on. 24081.
Choice collection of gigues and
toceatas. 24054.
Cloister shadows. 14032.
Enchanted village. 24223.
God be merciful unto us, and bless
us. 24341.
Happy moments. 24395.
I know a bank. 24508.
Minuet and Trio in G. 3818.
My love is like a red, red rose.
8375.
Orain na eclarsaich. 25193.
Out of doors. 4006.
Requiem. 4100.
Round the world. 4127.
Seventeen Scottish songs.
Sweet nightingale. 2287.
Work and play. 25929.
You spotted snakes. 25976.
Pateta. 25235.
Path of progress. 15029, 15030.
Patorni-Casadesus (R.) Six chansons
pour les petits enfants. 1847.
Patrick (Gertrude) Crossing the bar.
3081.
Patrick Joseph. See McCruden (P. J.)
Patsch (Karl):
Excelsior-marsch. 3210-3212.
2 miirsche. 40380, 4031.
Pattee (Cameron) Dreams.
Patten (J. E.) Musie of love.
3125.
18117.
20807.
pt. 11, n.s., v. 28
Patten (N. E.) Blue eagle. 17909.
Patterson (J. A.) Hark! What mean
those holy voices. 24400.
Patterson (Jewell) Springtime in the
hills. 8857.
Patterson (M. H.):
Truth absolute. 2452.
Twit, twit, twit, twit.
Patterson (N. L.)
2470.
Here comes Miss
Prosperity. 12285.
Patterson (Oliver) Dream melody.
9759.
Patterson (P. T.) Mother O’Day.
14831.
Patti (Santo) Patti (Santo) album.
6287, 23076.
Patton (Abby H.) Awake.
Patton (Al)
14482.
Patton (Alice H.)
4657.
Patton (Lowell) :
Am I worthy of the Master.
Vegz.
Birds of Nazareth. 219.
Light of love eternal. 18624.
When I said my baby prayer.
6924.
(Marion)
11752.
I want you for keeps.
A & P loyalty.
Paugh
18726.
Paul (C. E. H.):
Somebody stole my baby. 25506.
Take my lips. 25624.
When it’s orange blossom time in
California. 23646.
Paul (HE. H.) Paul characteristic
etudes and pieces... 25237.
Paul (Gene) See Paul (C. E. H.)
Paul (Lew):
Dreaming of you. 9766.
Looking for love again. 10468.
What ev’ry little baby ought to
know. 13617.
Paul (Walter) My heaven of love.
6070
Paul (Yves) : :
Little girl
22684.
When you meet the girl you adore.
23673.
Paulette (Cyprian) :
I wished on the new moon. 20413.
Old South. 20995.
Pauli (Barbara) When the shadows
fall over the mountain wall. 2649.
Melody of love.
so sweet so pure.
Pauline. 13093, 13811, 13821, 13923,
14178.
Paull (E. T.) Paul Revere’s ride.
9332 (275).
Paull (Gertrude) Paul Revere’s ride.
9332 (275).
1476
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
—.
Paull-pioneer musie corp.:
Bottoms up. 138927.
I’m in love with a gal who’s in
love with my pal. 10127.
Keep on singing. 5733.
Song-time. 6570.
Youre waltzing away with my
heart. 11646.
Paulsen (Bob) Hill country. 868.
Paulson (Victor) Won’t you be mine
alone. 21627.
Paulson (Wilma)
16056.
Paulsteiner (John) :
Call of the Yukon. 17956.
Come back to me sweetheart again.
15987.
Dreamy Vienna. 22078.
Drill miners drill. 19993.
Klondike waltz. 16612.
Merry stevedore. 16778.
Trappers farewell. 21427.
Vengeance is mine. 21468.
Paulton (Hdward) :
Belle of long ago.
Daddy. 7076 (50).
Dear little daisy. 7076 (60).
Dish pan blues.
11670 (28).
Elaine, girl of my heart. TT076
(69).
Entrance of beauties. 11670
(90).
Entrance of the king. 11670 (91).
Entrance of the queen. 15733
(113).
Fads as they went round and
round. 2815 (84).
Giddy gay Lothario. 11670 (118).
I’m a hermit. 7076 (134).
I’m de coon Lothario. 15733:
(152).
I want it all. 11670 (154).
It’s all the same to me. 11670
(173).
Norma, the social reformer, 2815
(248).
Princess beggar. 11670 (291-
293), 15733 (279, 280).
Raining. TO76 (274).
Rook and the robin. 2815 (292).
That would never do for me.
2815 (327).
Woodeutters. 2815 (3880).
You’re the only one for me. 2815
(384).
Pauly (John) Just down the road.
3612,
Paumgartner (Bernhard) Diverti-
mento. 24156.
Paurel (Jean) :
Blues trilogy. 138917.
Forgotten woman. 22152.
- Walkin’ around. 21495.
| Payne (H. B.)
Pausewang (Rudolph):
Under the American Eagle. 15516.
Valse Eleonore. 15532. .
Paustians uhr. 1849.
Pavalowsky (Lillian) Twilight blues.
17463.
Pavel (J. E.) Why. 15643.
Pavelec (Joseph) Why wasn’t it you.
23711.
Pavese (James) My affectionate lady.
25017.
Pavesio (Piero) :
Baby gioca col sax. 94385.
Non fuggir senorita. 6152.
Permettete signora. 17055.
Yo-yo. T7024.
Pavlovich (S. R.) Reminiscence.
23169.
Pavone (Joseph) Lazy feeling.
12597.
Pawlowski (A. A.):
Cupid’s one-word story LTlovu.
11994.
Liquid gold. 8181.
Paxton (R. L.) Your smiles are for
someone else. 21686.
Paxton (W.) & co., ltd.:
Dance songs from the West In-
dies. 3092.
Down channel. 3151.
EHconomy cut. 7524.
Happy hearts. 22245.
How to play the harmonium or
American organ. 905.
May burden. 10533.
More little songs. 1559.
Old wine, old books. 18026.
Pastoral reverie. 6286.
Riverside rambles. 11021.
Summer days. 2265.
Two little songs. 2710.
Under the table. 2485.
Venetian idylle. 13540.
Payan (J. F.) Under heaven’s blue.
6808.
Payasadas de la vida. 11967, 12120..
TV’ll live while the
world is mine. 18380.
Payne, (R. E.), jr:
Darkie’s lament. 3101.
Stolen melody. 6627.
Without a doubt, I
7007.
Payne (Robert)
ir.
Payne-Muenzer (Hsther)
zer (KH. P.)
Pazdirek (O1.):
Allegro-concert 1, D-dur.
Ktudes-ceaprices. 5148.
Schule des violinvortrages auf
melodischer grundlage in 2 tei-
len. 2084.
love you..
See Payne (R. BE.)
See Muen-
1830.
1477
INDEX
Peace (D. K.) I fell in love for the
last time when I fell in love with
you. T7805.
Peace (G. J.) Nest in the blue.
18891.
Peace (Lu) My heart’s back in New
Orleans. 10658.
Peacock (V. M.):
Moonlight on black water. 10595.
Rosita. 13214.
Peale (Eva) Prosperity’s corner.
6357.
Pearce (Al) Sweetheart of my
dreams. 19320.
Pearce (Charlie, or Charles) :
Dance of the baby dolls. 180381.
One more night of love. 18955.
Pearce (Dorothy) See Heberer (D.
P
Pearce you.
24964.
Pearce (Giorgia)
(Gertrude) Missing
Jolly song. 16566.
Pearce (W. H.) Drifting. 16107.
Pearce (Wm.) Cristobal. 21970.
Pearcy (HE. L.) Missouri, way down
in the Ozarks. 20772.
Pearl (A. 8.) I’m painting a picture
for you, dear. 18415.
Pearl (L. G.) Just one more drink.
20544.
Pearl and the pumpkin. 7076 (260,
261), 9332 (276, 277).
Pearl book co. ’Twill be sweet, little
girl. 13507.
Pearl fishers. 7219.
Pearlman (M. N.) Please believe in,
me. 25266.
Pearly (-):
Amour... toujours. 4713.
Je veux. 5686.
Pearly (Fred) Azor. 4761, 19721.
Pearman (D. M.) Waiting for Santa
Claus. 23556. |
Pearman (W. T.) Georgia! All hail.
5234.
Pears (J. R.) Bread of the world.
19791.
Pearsall (BR. °T)).- In’‘duict_ jubito:
22513.
Pearson (Arthur) Call of spring.
24017.
Pearson (B. E.) Sunkissed state.
8897.
Pearson (Joe) Leave Abie alone.
10396.
Pearson (V. N.):
On an island with you. 14984.
What little girls are made of.
9172.
Peart (H. J.) On the corner where
we used to meet. 3974.
Pease (Harry) :
I can’t forget the night we met.
14386.
pt. EH, n.s.,'v. 28
In a little second hand store.
0616, 5617, 7932.
It looks like old times again.
10259.
Little beer, a pretzel and you.
8136.
Little pen, a little ink, a little
paper. 8148.
Out where the Volga flows. 15014.
Pease (Jacob) Memoirs of Dixieland.
24921.
Pease (V. E.):
Havana moon. 16284.
I need a little kiss from you.
T7867.
It’s up to you. 5673.
Wet your whistle, beer’s the thing.
6907.
You were made for everyone to
love. 93811, 11655.
Peate (G. A.) Peate’s quick action
pictured home course for Hawaiian
guitar: *-1£7053*:
Peate musical co., ltd. Peate’s quick
action pictured home course for Ha-
waiian guitar. 17053*.
Peattie (Jillson) Time seemed oppor-
tune. 25688.
Pech muss man haben. 15082.
Pécheurs de Saint-Jean. 7076 (195),
11670 (277).
Peck (Leonard) On the _ tree-tops.
13035.
Peck (P. H.) Wonderful pal. 11588.
Peck (T. A.) Spirit of(iie Flag.
21289.
Peckham (H. D.) You took me by
surprise. 25977.
Pecking (Hermann) 92nd in Copen-
hagen. 7076.
Pedelty (L. E.):
Angel’s lullaby. 71384.
Ol’ wide river. 23002.
Pedrick (A. H.)
aya bee
Pedrick (C. A.)
15215.
Pedrigo (Guy)
Pedrollo (Arrigo)
Pedron (Carlo):
Cento nuovi bassi senza numeri.
6291.
Manuale di cultura musicale gen-
erale. 1462.
Solfeggi manoscritti. 25500.
Peel (Graham) :
Aceurst be love. 9332 (3).
Be thou then my beauty named.
5733 (23).
Camella fair tripped o’er the plain.
9332 (47).
First shall the heavens want
starry light. 9332 (111).
I dare not ask a kiss. 9332 (144).
Send out Thy light.
Send out Thy light.
Aprehension. 9388.
Tango. 2315.
1478
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
If fathers knew. 93882 (154).
In youth is pleasure. 93832 (169).
My bonny lass. 93832 (242).
Now is Camella fresh as May.
9332 (257).
O waving trees. 9832 (264).
Prelude. 9332 (286).
Song of the moon. 9332 (335).
Spring song. 15733 (334).
Winter lullaby. 9832 (397).
Peeling (Bernard) What did I do.
19501.
Peery (R. R.):
Brass choir. 23988.
Distinctive men’s quartets. 3129.
God shall wipe away all tears.
14287.
Lazy daisies. 1286.
Marche heroique. 14744.
Merry May-pole. 14783.
Nightingale. 6139*.
‘Purple: petals. 15102.
Sacred trios for women’s voices.
19124.
Sérénade viennoise. 13267..
Tender twilight. 2338.
Two guitars. 138509.
Virgin’s lullaby. 23546, 23547.
Young men’s chorus and quartet
book. 21678.
Peet (Owen) My taxi to the moon.
8405.
Peg o’ my heart. 11254, 12357.
Peirce (Delbert) Who would be my
sweetie if my Sweetie wasn’t you.
23693.
Pelaia (S. F.)
Peld (H. T.)
25232.
Peles (Sidney)
Pelett (A. J.)
heaven. 15711.
Pelle (Victor) Want you. 9125.
Pelléas et Mélisande. 4656 (488, 489,
524-526), 1573838 (101, 102), 23795
(14, 55).
Pellegrino (Rosario) :
All my own. 2835.
Lora, my Lora. 14686.
Northeastern. 18922.
Pellerin (H. C.) Au revoir.
Pelligra (Anthony):
My song of the Southland, the
song of my dreams. 38903.
Why did forever last for only
Prosperity. 17103.
Parking in the parlor.
Helene. 24419,
You’re my Dit of
15808.
awhile. 2690.
Pelzer (B. H.) Let’s misbehave.
22664.
Pemberton (A. J.) Stolen kiss.
21302.
Pefia (Christopher) California
dreams. 7295.
Pefialoza (C.) Little lane. 8148.
Penalver (L. C.) ‘Lonesome and blue.
8160.
Pencheff (Bridgetta) Back to mem-
ory lane. 19732.
Pendley (W. B.) Prosperity. 23137.
Peng (C. T.) Forget me not sweet-
heart. 22149.
Penize nebo Zivot. 8558, 9326.
Penksa (J. S.) Petrograd. 6299.
Penkson (Doc) pseud. See Penksa
(J. S.)
Penn (A. A.):
Bachelors and_ benedicts.
(24).
Bargain hunters. 19648 (8).
Carissima. 2997, 2998.
Don Alonso’s treasure. 5054.
Down by the sea. 14129.
Lady journalist. 21696 (219).
Little French petticoat. T0776
(179).
Love me. 2815 (189).
Nancy my midsummer
19648 (99).
Truth potion. 9332 (367).
When the lights are low.
(424).
Penn (H. L.)
job. 885.
Penn (M. S.)
(M. P.)
Penn (W. H.) awu., and Penn (L. R.)
prop.:
Gretchen. 15733 (188).
I’ve such a funny feeling, when
I look at you. O76 (138).
My daisiest Daisy. 2815 (231).
9332
fancy.
11670
Honey, I’ve got me a
pseud. See White
Poor little marionette.. 7076
(264).
Penner (Abram) I want to remind
you. 1049.
Pennewell (H.N.) In dreams of yes-
terday. 1123.
Penninger (W. T.)
10728. \
Pennington (Callie) When the cloud
has passed. 25848.
Pennington (H. H.) My precious own.
38898.
Pennington (Noel)
dance. 21985.
Pennington (Pauline) I feel so grand
when you’re around. 10085.
Pennington (W. V.) Jig-saw land.
8010.
Pennino (Francesco) :
Nettie dear.
Come along and
*"E ffemmene d’ America. 17752
(3%).
Lassanno Napule. 138765 (107).
Senza mamma. 15217.
Pennyman (Dorothy) Country con-
cert. 4958, 4959.
1479
INDEX
Pennywell (C. H.):
Let’s have a cup of prosperity tea.
8104.
To a rose. 138476.
Pennywitt (Roxanna) Russian car-
nival. 238230.
Penrice (L. H.) Sweet Mercides.
8909
If it’s true. 3528.
That dreamy lullaby.
Penrose (Jule)
Penso (D. A.)
2348.
Pepe (Frank) I often think about
you. 10147.
Pepin (Theodore) Calling to you
sweetheart. 13957.
Pepock (August) Trompeterliebe.
19422.
Pepper (H. S.):
Beautiful day. 21785.
Carry me back to green pastures.
11891.
Is that any reason why I should.
24662.
Put your hand in mine. 1932.
Rags, bottles and bones. 6871.
Tune in — keep list’ning. 17457.
Pepper (J. W.) & son, ine. Distinctive
concert folio, no. 1. 19946.
Pepping (Ernst):
Partita. 10867.
Variationen und suite. 11412.
Pera Don Azpiazu (Alfredo Le)
Le Pera Don Azpiazu (Alfredo)
Perboner (Bernhard) Hearts of New
Yorks ca22Te:
Percippe (F. L.):
See
Eternal life and love. 4656 (165,
166).
God be merciful to me. 4656 (218,
219).
Lift your glad voices. 4656 (358).
Percival (Walter) Chantons. 9595.
Pére prémature. 17951.
Pereira (Antonio S4) Ensino moderno
de piano. 75388.
Perelman (Dora)
17321.
Perez (Hector) :
There’s a cabin up in the moun-
tains. 21379.
There’s a different way to say
good-bye. 6727.
Perez Freire (Lily)
rino. 13099.
Perez Freire (M. M.):
Corazon de mujer. 11968.
Pena y un carino. 13099.
Perez Freire (Meche) pseud.
Perez Freire (M. M.)
Pergola (Rose) Whatcha so hotcha
for. 13620.
Pergolesi (G. B.):
Glory to God in the highest. 12211.
Nina. 2815 (246).
Suita fantastica.
Pena y un ¢a-
See
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Perhus (Hannah) On the banks of
the dear old Sheyenne river. 6230.
Peri (Jacopo) :
Invocation of Orpheus. 20465.
Invocation to Orpheus. 24658.
Pericola (Vincent)
good-bye. 12024.
Périlhou (A.):
Adoremus. 11670 (2).
Conte. TO76 (44).
Divertissement. 15733 (83).
Livre d’orgue. T0776 (183).
O salutaris. 11670 (258).
Perillo (Biagio) Father Cox’s jobless
march. 20057.
Perkin (Helen)
Depression blues,
Four preludes. 6294.
Perkins (C. L.) Sailor dear. 13227.
Perkins (C. R.) There’s nothing to
do but love you. 2379.
Perkins (D. V.) Old Man Depres-
sion’s gone for good. 14975.
Perkins (EK. W.) Not made with
hands. 10761.
Perkins (F. ©.) Let Jesus listen in.
8093.
Perkins (Frank) :
Anything you say. 9886.
Chattanooga playboy. 3016.
Down a Carolina lane. 7477.
I dream of Indiana. 7803.
I learned about love from her.
24509.
Meet the man about town. 24917.
My Sunday gal. 3905.
Mysterious Mister Zilch. 6109.
Rock-a-bye river. 15136.
Turn back the clock. 23504.
You excite me. 15698.
Perkins (H. 8S.) Depression. blues.
5026.
Perkins (P. B.):
Church bells at twilight. 15970.
Day dreams. 16028.
Land of our golden dreams.
16622.
Waves, keep on singing to me.
17526.
Perkins (S. H.) Always with you in
my dreams. 9369.
Perkins (T. E.) My soul’s desire.
21696 (272).
Perl (Lothar) :
Cowboy. 4965.
Goldfish. 20139.
Grasshopper dance.
Last Mohican. 5757.
Perlman (George) Eternal Israel.
12105.
Pernot (Dora) :
Love’s freedom. 1415.
Sugar River valley. 2263.
We will go back to the farm Zel-
lareen. 6889.
5306.
1480
INDEX
nos. 1-12; 1933
Whispering winds. 21595.
Wisconsin is calling me. 2718.
Perosi (Lorenzo) Missa secunda pon-
tificalis. 25992 (43).
Perosi Piroso (N. M.):
Ecoe e ricordi di Napoli. 16120.
Rinde o’ tavute steva’ mamma mie.
25339.
Perri (H. M.) pseud. See Jones
(H. M. P.)
Perrin (C. T.) N RA march. 18869.
Perrin (R. B.) We can’t bamboozle
our way. 15568.
Perritt (Harry) Little Miss Muffett.
16676.
Perron (— Du) Manola. 5912.
Perrone (Frank) Binidittu me cum-
pari. 4820.
Perrone (Philip) Moanin’ for my lost
love. 24974.
Perruna (J. N.) jr. Where is that
love you showed from the start.
6960.
Perry (A. D.). Winsome Dot. 6998.
Perry (Alfred) Bye bye old troubles,
we’ve droven [sic] you away. 2979.
Perry (Attilio) :
Marionette. 82438.
Valsette. 9089.
Perry (B. 8.) Deep within my heart
of hearts. 14091.
Perry (Douglas) In the beautiful
scenery in the mountains. 5635.
Perry (HE. H.) Riding on a moon-
beam. 17133.
Perry (Lora) Sketches of Skyland.
6529.
Perry (Louise) Smiles that welcome
me back home. 6534.
Perry (O. N.) Saturday night in
Utah valley. 8714.
Perry (P. B.):
Columbia, the gem of the ocean.
21696 (57).
Come, ye disconsolate. 24084.
Dancing in the starlight. 24119.
Dixie’s land. 21696 (77).
Far-away home of the soul.
21696 (93).
Home, sweet home. 21696 (157).
T’ll take you home again, Kath-
leen. 24525.
My bonnie waltz. 25020.
My old Kentucky home, good
night. 21696 (269).
O God, our help in ages past.
25136.
Old folks at home. 21696 (296).
Old oaken bucket. 21696 (297).
Over there. 21696 (307).
Silvery river. 25454.
Sweet by and by. 21696 (364).
What a friend we have in Jesus.
21696 (405).
Woodland lillies [sic] 25928.
Zuleika. 25989.
Ferry (Tom):
Let’s get. goin’. . 10405.
We're in prosperity. 11466.
Perry’s (A. W.) sons:
Apple blossom waltz. 23858.
Blue bell waltz. 23966.
Come, ye disconsolate. 24084.
Dancing in the starlight. 24119.
Enchantment. 24224.
Evening star waltz. 24234.
I’ll take you home again Kath-
leen. 24525.
Moonlight reverie. 24987.
Musk-rose waltz. 25015.
My bonnie waltz. 25020.
O God, our help in ages past.
25136.
Silvery river. 25454.
Star of hope. 25561.
Sweet rose waltz. 25609.
Tulip waltz. 25716.
White pearl waltz. 25887.
Woodland lillies [sic] 25928.
ZAuleika. 25989.
Perses (Les) 4656 (490).
Persian flame. 4033*.
Persiani (Auguste) :
Accordéoniste virtuose. 138771.
Mareguerites. 1476.
Persico (Mario) :
Bisbetica domata. 9503.
Fior scoloriti e pallide viole.
(570.
Rispetto. 8666.
Peryer (Hazel) All this beauty makes
me blue. 19672.
Peseatore calabrese. 15036*.
Pesenti (A. J.) Tristezas. 138494.
Peshley (Beatrice) Sirahare and
siroohin. 11132.
Peslin (Jack) I’m a slave to love.
5502.
Pesold (Arnold) Melody. 1860.
Pestell (John) Lonely. 18640.
Peter and Paula. 1860*.
Peter Pan. 2815 (271).
Peter Pickers’ plight. 25243*.
Peter Rabbit. 25243**.
Peterman (Marie) Good times are
here. 9975.
Peters (Bert) Hello Chicago. 7728.
Peters (Billy) It’s love inviting you.
1171.
Peters (C. F.):
Adagio. 6023.
Aus einem alten patrizierhause.
4748.
Friihlingsrauschen. 16206.
Kleine suite. 16611.
Konzert. 4770, 17498.
Praktische formenlehre der kla-
viermusik. 6337.
1481
INDEX
Peters (C. F.)—Continued.
Rondinettos. 23200.
Schule der treffsicherheit.
Sinfonia. 65138, 6514.
Sonate. 21768.
Valse d’amour. 6830.
Wasser-pastelle. 23574.
Weihnachtsglocken. 6896.
Weihnachtslieder. 6897.
Zwei sonaten. 21769.
18 melodische und rhythmische
23253.
studien. 23226.
Peters (Dominick) I wish we’d never
met. 5580.
Peters (E. H.):
Month from today.
Our Governor. 3998.
Peters (G. T.):
For that sunset land is calling,
1544.
calling me. 16180.
Jesus walked the sea to me. 3590,
8006.
Peters (Gay) Somebody like you.
25505.
Peters (V. V.) Dreaming of my child-
hood days. 22073.
Peters (W. A.):
Arizona is home.
Buy American. 281.
My beautiful wonderful
Chevrolet. 14856.
President Roosevelt our hats are
off to you. 10946.
Peters (W. F.):
Just a mountain song from the
valley. 20530.
Mary. 11670 (225).
Mayor of Tokio.
7076 (220).
Petersen (B. B.)
4730.
new
2815 (207*),
Lyttervalsen 1933.
12707.
Petersen (Carmen). Song of the blue
eagle. 19246.
Petersen (Marie) Promise to be mine.
8607.
Petersen (N. B.) Girl of my thoughts,
sweetheart of mine. 7626.
Petersen (O. W.) Melody of love.
10547.
Peterson (A. O.) That rumble above.
11299.
Peterson (Bill-Pete) See Peterson
(W. A.)
Peterson (C. A.):
Memories of the range. 14771.
O that dear baby of mine. 14961.
When it’s springtime in Arizona.
15607.
Peterson (D. A.)
I’ve found you again in music.
20396.
Star o’mine. 21296.
Peterson (BH. L.) Whispers of dream-
Jand. 25884.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
Peterson (E. W.) High, high, the beer
is here. 860.
Peterson (L. M.) Chicago exposition
march of 1933. 73845.
Peterson (Lilly, or Lily) :
Moonlight and dreams. 16815.
Roses of yesterday. 21153.
Peterson (M. A.):
Fishin’. 655, 20065.
On the shores of Spirit Lake.
1772:
Peterson (Myrtle) Twilight. 15506.
Peterson (W. A.) My-dear-heart.
10646.
Peterson-Berger (—) Titania. 4372.
Peterson-Berger (Wilhelm) Pa fjallet
i sol. 17042, 17048.
Pether (A. E.) My wife won’t let me.
7076 (235).
Pether (H. HB.) Rainbow. 2815 (281).
Petiot (André):
Marche indienne.
Valencia. 23533.
Petit (Gerard) Prodigal son. 21087.
Petit violoniste. 10880.
Petite femme dans le train. 10769.
Petitti (Cono) :
Days gone by. 5006.
Doomed to lonliness [sic] 24169.
Smile on my face. 2168.
Petkere (Bernice) pseud. See Conne
(Bernice)
Petralia (Rose)
Paula. 14785.
Petralia C. (T.) Onda. 238023.
Petrella (Enrico) Overture to Pe-
trella’s opera Ione. 23059.
Petrena (M. J.) Thoughts and dreams
of you. 11341.
Petrezzo (L. B.)
dreams. 12462.
Petri (Alfred) Allegri ballerini. 56.
Petri (Freddie) See Petri (Alfred)
Petrie (H. W.) au., and Petrie (J. C.)
prop.:
I lost my heart way
Alabama. 4656 (279).
Same blue eyes. 11670 (316).
Song of the forge. 4656 (594).
When the oriole is singing, Mar-
jorie. 25992 (80).
Where the Susquehanna flows.
4656 (688).
Petrini (Ugo) Dove sei. 15036.
Petroplos (Ted) I am coming back to
you, old gal of mine. 24477.
1473.
Meschina Donna
In my garden of
down in
Petrosky (George) Tell me dear.
17361.
Petru (Q. J.) Ave Maria. 11748.
Petrucci (A. R.) Pretty baby you’re
my baby love. 25292.
Pettee (W. E. M.) Lakota waltzes.
24745.
1482
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Petters (O. G.):
AS we waltz and waltz and waltz.
11735.
Down where the sea breezes blow.
12065, 22059.
Ill keep poking fun at you.
14412.
Let us sip from the cup that
cheers. 14655.
Petterson (C. J.):
Longing. 20670.
Three point two.
Petti (Hmil) :
Alberta. 17780.
Love at last. 8186.
Petti (Luigi) One hundred themes for
trumpet. 23086.
Pettit (A. B.):
I think I’ll go out west, because I
know it’s best. 10153.
N.R.A. is the way. 16906.
You know I love you. 7039, 17713.
Pettit (Hi. H.) Gypsy trail. 792.
Pettit (J. M.) She’s the best pal on
earth after all. 4178.
Pettit (R. W.) I wonder why you
keep me waiting. 16479.
Pettit (Wilbur) See Pettit (R. W.)
Pettman (EKHdgar) University carol
book. 6822.
Petty (J. W.) jr.
memories. 20524.
Pettyjohn (Arnold) Don’t take chances
With love. 14124.
Peycke (Frieda) :
Lost. 24833.
One morning in May. 18956.
Sister Mary Ann has got the
measles. 25468.
To our fair-weather salesmen.
19402.
Peyton (D. E.):
Amazon. 15772.
I wonder if you wonder.
Lion’s roar. 10428.
Our President. 8527.
Send a bunch of roses to her door.
19379.
Just a bundle of
10174.
2100, 6483.
Sprinkle me with kisses. 4250,
8858.
Twinkle twinkle little star. 6802,
9057.
Peyton (Dave) See Peyton (D. E.)
Peyton (La Vern) From the city to
the farm, with Molly by my side.
3264,
Peyton (R. W.) Grammar of music.
24369.
Pfifer (A. C.) Blush, blush, blushing
blues. 138919.
Pfister (E. E.) First commandment.
9869.
Pfitzner (Hans):
Christ-elflein. 25992 (12).
Fest auf Solhaug. T7076 (80).
Kithehen von Heilbronn. 17752
(74).
Sechs jugendlieder. 19009.
Sinfonie. 8565.
Phantom broadcast. 12882, 13067.
Phelan (R. P.):
I’m going back to home sweet
home. 3467.
Mine alone. 8285.
Phelps (EH. H.) O morning land.
13765 (140, 141).
Phelps (W. J.) Don’t ever leave me
dear. 16068.
Phi lambda delta:
Pep song. 8560.
Phi lambda delta.
Ritual song. 8668.
Phi sigma pi. Theta chapter.
ers are we. 7269.
Phife (M. A.) I am waiting for the
ship, that brings daddy home. 7790.
Philastre (W. L.) Don’t call me
sweetheart. 5055.
4036.
Broth-
Philipowitz (M.) Sturmsoldaten.
19292.
Philipp (I.):
Caprice. 7076 (17), 11670 (279).
Chevauchée nocturne. 15733 (56).
Cygnes noirs. 15733 (72).
Danza. 11670 (280).
Exercices. 18161.
Exercices, etudes, et morceaux
dans les tons. TO76 (76).
Exercices progressifs. T7076 (77).
Farfadets. 15733 (122).
Ghost dance. 7623.
Hungarian dance no. 7.
(72).
Love song. 8207.
Marche des gnomes.
Medicine song. 8259.
Méthodo' elémentar
4656 (401).
Nuit mystérieuse. 157383 (240).
Poupée valsante. 11670 (283).
Prayer to the rain god. 8595.
Reves. 11670 (307).
Romance. 4656 (544).
Ronde turque. 7076 (19).
Rythmes de valse. 2030, 2031.
Sérénade. 7076 (20), 11670 (824).
Sérénade grotesque. 15733 (316).
Technique de Charles Czerny.
T7076 (348).
Trois piéces.
Valse légére. 11670 (889).
Philippo. Ton souvenir. 15471.
Philippo (L.) Revenez. 15123.
Phillips (Abdiel) NRA song. 16917,
18878.
4656
15733 (202).
e pratico.
1866.
1483
INDEX
Phillips iG RSs)
Because I’ve dreamed of you.
11784.
Bower for two.
We're on our
11836.
way to victory.
21525.
Phillips (Fred) What are we gonna
use for money? Where are we
gonna get the dough. 6910.
Phillips (Gerald) Dances of other
days. 38098.
Phillips (Howard) Blessed event.
(P7AB
Phillips (J. C.) pseud. See Cleveland
(Bede)
Phillips (J. R.):
I’ve got the
22453.
If you love me like I love you.
24618.
Phillips (Jean)
shadow. 3877.
Phillips (Kenneth) pseuwd.
ger (Gustav)
Phillips, (lis 12) :
Love can be funny. 20679.
My charity waltz. 20819.
Our night of love. 21022.
Phillips (lL. Z.):
Buy American. 4865.
Marines’ hymn. 3771-3773.
Phillips (Lee) pseud. See Ralph
(PG:
Phillips Gv i)
Hand in hand. 24887.
lonesome blues.
Hide me under the
See Saen-
Long ago. 24822.
Song of the smuggler’s lass.
13348.
Phillips (M. J.) Moonlight on the
Hudson. 38836.
Phillips (M. T.) We must follow the
N-R.A> (25094.
Phillips (R. E.) Voice of God’s. 2588.
Phillips (R. M.) Heaven. 16298.
Phillips (R. SS.) Michigan moon.
1521:
Phillips (Van):
Tumble-down paradise. 23501,
23502.
Sylvia. 6679.
Phillips (Vernon) :
Here comes prosperity. 7733.
Night shades. 18905.
Phillips (W. A.) Mountain king.
2815 (229).
Phillips (William) :
I love my dreams of you. 10111.
Moonlight is waning daylight ad-
vancing. 20786.
PHillis:-Vetb2):
Be mine to-night. 9466.
Got to sing a blue song. 9978.
If it can’t be me. 10187.
Phillis (Vee) See Phillis (V. B:)
pt. III, n.s., v. 28
Philp (M. M.) His loving care. 865.
Philwin (H. HE.) Poppy song. 4054.
Phipps (R. P.):
Let’s go places.
You adorable one.
Phitt (Sam):
Little miss.
Pretty girl.
Vers Cythére.
Phoenix (EH. C.)
Piaget (A. M.)
springtime. 1334.
Piano-artist. 21055.
Piantadosi (Al.):
I’d have gambled my life on you.
| Zea
I’m a bold love racketeer. 3458.
In a little red school by the side
of the hill. 7931.
On the shores of sweet romance.
12621.
13713.
7076 (180).
7076 (267).
15783: (371).
Idyl. 15042.
Little flower of
6232.
One I left behind in Caroline.
1779; 3983.
We can do the same thing too.
13587.
We're all back together again, me
and that old gang of mine.
9144, 9145.
Piastro (Mishel) Two pieces. 15582.
Piatt (Hstelle) :
Moon dreams. 8305.
Prosperity. 13146.
You just mean everything to me.
13722.
Piazzola (Martin) :
Monday gives me the _ blues.
12809.
My tears. 6108.
Picard (Madeleine) Berceuse. 11799.
Picardini (Salvatore) Tender memo-
ries. 13487.
Piccinelli (Nino) :
Collection of Italian and Neapoli-
tan songs for mandolin. 7371.
Mamma m’ha_ fatto un cuor.
17763.
Pliniana. 8582.
Piecioni (A.):
Madam, you’re lovely. 12709.
Nina. 12965.
Piccolo (Louise)
you. 12382.
Pich-M. (Riccardo)
galli (Riccardo)
Picini (Nina) pseud. See Mersereatr
(Nu Ps)
Pick-Mangiagalli (Riccardo) :
A Coralline. 7077.
Berceuse. 4812.
Canzonetta. 1873.
Chanson violette. 15733 (51)..
Humoresque. 24470.
Neige. 1665.
Scherzo. 1874.
Just when I needed
See Pick-Mangia-
1484
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Pickard (Obed)
mule. 6739.
Pickard-Cambridge (W. A.)
sity carol book. 6822.
Pickart (Johann) Moderne Wiener
schlager-serie fiir zither in Wiener
stimmung. 14808.
Pickett (Josephine)
back. 22262.
Pickett (L. L.):
Calvary. 302.
Meet mother in the skies.
Pickett (Richard) :
Great beyond. 22227.
Memories of dear old Montana.
5951.
Pickin’ the winner.
Pickle (O. E.):
Fritzie gal. 710.
Hi! mom. 22280.
Lad o' mine. 16613.
Picoe (Finette) Where is that man.
23676.
Pictured melodies.
Pidcock (B. E.)
14996.
Pideoe (Finette)
Thompson’s old grey
Univer-
He never came
24916.
13112, 13402.
4037.
One nite of heaven.
Eleanor blue. 5115.
Pie a la mode. 24677.
Piechler (Arthur) An den mond.
2851.
Piedigrotta Bideri, 1982. 1876.
Piedigrotta La sirena 1933. 21057.
Piedigrotta Santa Lucia. 21058.
Piedigrotta 19382. 1877.
Piedigrotta 1983. 25247.
Piedmont music co., inc.:
Oh Betty. 209°70.
Yes-men on parade. 21688.
50 favorite get together songs.
12141.
Pierce (A. B.) ‘There’s romance in
the moon. 17406.
Pierce (Bill)
Pierce (Dora)
for beginners.
Pierce (Harry):
See Pierce (W. C.)
- Sight reading tests
6505.
At midnight with you. 11738.
Million times. 12792.
Over the air. 13068.
Pierce (Johnny) My © schnozzola.
16879.
Pierce (N. C.) Camp meeting in the
air. 7301.
Pierce (Ottis) Lindbergh baby. 14665.
Pierce (R. M.) Depression song.
24144.
Pierce (V. C.):
For you and me. 9888.
Joyous holiday. 10309.
Thow’rt lovelier to me.
Pierce (W. C.):
Bali. 7178.
Down in old Monterey. 7481.
11340.
Dreaming in the shade of a sleepy
everglade. 7500.
Gone. 7651.
Hot-cha those weary old blues
away. 7769.
. I'd like to see some more of you.
5458. ,
There’s plenty on my mind. 8996.
Pierlas (A. de) Cinq chants. 15048.
Pierné (Gabriel) :
Divertissements
pastoral. 5044.
Prélude de concert. 19033.
Variations libres et finale.
Pierné (Paul):
Aubade. 4656 (38).
Berceuse. 23953.
Fleur de lotus. 661.
Gigue. 10869.
Nocturne. 15049.
Passepied. 10869.
Psaume XXIV. 23141.
Ronde francaise. 2002.
Pierre (Jules) C’est amour. 7287.
Pierrepont (Margaret) ’Stu mo Run.
8888.
Pierro (Carmine) :
Fool I’ve been. 12155.
When sky is blue. 2641.
Pierrot. pseud. See Brisebois (Paul)
Pierson (I. B.):
sur un theme
11413.
Laurita. 5761.
Mardi gras. 59238.
Our one and only kiss. 4001.
Phantom love. 1865.
You called me your fool. 4612.
Pierson (Imogene) :
Chung Hua. 15969.
In a cabaret. 16499.
Pieton (Charles) Heaven is you.
5363.
Pietra dello scandalo. 4037%*.
Pietrack (Irving) Darling mine.
9684.
Ivana. 10279.
To the lilacs. 25696.
Illinois forever. 24628.
Pietz (lL. A.) I want to live as you
lived mother dear. 7897.
Pigford (F. M.) Sweetheart, when
I’m holding you. 8921.
Pignoloni (Flaminio) :
Pietri (Giuseppe)
Pietsch (EH. F.)
Piety (C. R.)
Strofette vagabonde. 4260.
Vita mia. 44386.
Pike (H. H.):
Apple blossom time. 93832 (16).
I can but sing. 4656 (270).
Medley from the South. 4656
(392).
Red clover. 9332 (298).
Pike (J. A.):
I remember. 22442.
When you’re gone I’m so alone,
2664.
1485
INDEX
Pilcher (D. C.) Spring had to come.
11208.
Pilewski (Joseph)
from big Broadway.
Pilgrim’s song. 25251.
Pilie (M. J.) Tarquins song. 11277.
Pilisotta (V. J.) Ah wants to die
from eating possum pie in Dixie.
19661.
Pillarella (Saverio)
10709.
Pillars (V..)c
Devil darling. 19943.
There’s a ring around the moon.
17399.
Pillois (Jacques) Flowering orchards.
20070.
Pillonel (Roger) 5130,
18145.
Pinault (G.) Solféges de concours 4
2 voix, 1933. 23313.
Pincsak (E. J.) Sorry and sad. 8840.
Pincus (Herman):
Fiddle just a little. 642.
My little blonde
16861.
My Uncle Sam.
Enfantines.
I can’t come out tonight. 123381,
16351.
On a hillside by the sea. 10808.
Poor little doll. 13121, 15067,
19024.
Pindell (EK. W.):
Don’t wear a frown. 38146.
From city sidewalks to country
grass. 3262.
Good bye Old Man Depression.
5281.
Hats off to the man who said buy
American. 53836.
Pinder (Elmer):
My sweetheart. 20881.
What did you do with love. 21537.
Pingree (Rae) You’re the sweetest
thing this side of heaven. 23779.
Pini (Hugene) One out of many.
1784, 1785.
Piniatu; (U.), ,138112*.
Pink (Mary):
Happy moon. 7697.
Smiling girl of mine.
Pink hussars. T7076 (268).
Pinnella (E. G.) Another night in
your arms. 93883.
Pino (Gertrude del):
Besos. 15846.
Frog’s frolic. 16204.
Waiting. 17507.
Pinsuti (Ciro) Out in the sunshine.
15733 (251).
Pinter (Andor):
Come, fill your glass, and drink
with me. 19648 (19).
Hymn to Bacchus. 19648 (49).
Laughing nymph. 2815 (175).
Pinter (EK. M.) Laughing nymph.
2815 (175).
25483.
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Pinto) (J 2 J.)i
Ill find a way to keep from lov-
ing you. 22368.
You broke my little heart. 17708.
Pinto (Octavio) :
Corre-corre. 415.
Dorme neném. 526.
Marcha soldadinho.
Roda-roda. 1999.
Salta-salta. 2045.
Pioneer melodies. 63804.
Piper (L. M.) I can’t go on alone.
1471.
24486.
Pippin (L. M. von) See von Pippin
(L. M.)
Piron (A. J.) High society. 16307.
Piroso (Nicola M.) See Perosi Pi-
roso (N. M.)
Pirro (A. P.) Do you really love me
dear. 22037.
Pisano (Antonio) Vieni. 23542.
Pischna (J.) Hxercices progressifs.
7076 (77).
Pisegna (Maxie):
Excelsior folio for accordion. 608.
Teresa. 21854.
Piskurich (G. S.)
around the corner.
Pisoni (Albert) Flame.
Piston (Walter) :
Principles of harmonic analysis.
17099.
Sonata.
Three pieces.
Pitfield (T. B.):
Arietta. 102.
Capriccio. 1879.
Finale. 102.
Five short pieces.
Minuetto. 22816.
Prelude. 10896.
Pitkin (S. 8S.) Vermont. 6836.
Pitman (George) You’re my dream
that came true. 11640.
Pittler (Lila):
Crescent moon. 9658.
When the sun fell in love with the
moon. 25856.
Pittman (H. C.) Century of progress
exposition. 7321.
Pittman (I. B.) They took a part of
me, when they took you away. 2381.
Pittman (R. F.) Songs and hymns of
worship. 8832.
Pittman (S. H.) My soul doth mag-
nify the Lord. 16884.
Pitts (C. R.) Just longing for you.
22.
Pitts (Hazel) Rock me again mother.
25348.
Pitts (W. S.)
fala ie
Pixies (The) 4656 (498).
Pixley (Boyd) Mounted band. 12842.
When _spring’s
15614.
12145.
10895.
15052.
4039.
Promised land. 21696
1486
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Pizani (Robert) :
C’est le chat. 298.
Tricot d’Anitou. 2443.
Pizarro (Manuel) :
Maniche. 10520.
Noches de Montmartre. 14949.
Pizer (Mary) Just you. 1233.
Pizzaro (Manuel) Laguna. 5754.
Pizzetti (Ildebrando) :
Adjuro vos, filiae Jerusalem. 9340.
Augurio. 9426.
Canti della stagione alta. 21871.
Canto. 4040.
Canzone per ballo. 9565.
Mirologio per un bambino. 10571.
Oscuro é il ciel. 10837.
Quartetto in re. 18163.
Pizzutello (J. E.) My heaven in your
eyes. 1611.
Place (H. M.) See Moser (H. P.)
Placido (D. J.) Poor little innocent
me. 23109.
Plack (Cora) Grand old city Chicago.
16250.
Plainsong hymnbook. 1880*.
Plaisirs défendus. 19013.
Planel (Robert) Sérénade a Bettine.
25429.
Plant (P. M.) Give me a rose. 22188.
Platen (Hartwig von) :
Auf der terrasse vom romanischen
café. 4747.
Hs gibt nur ein Berlin. 5135.
Gipsy, sing for me. 16220.
Ich hab’ dich einmal gekiisst.
5585.
Ich mochte einen walzer schun-
keln, aber nur mit dir. 5587.
Miadel wie du. 10506.
So im vortibergeh’n in deine augen
seh’n. 17254.
Stidseenacht. 6636.
Tanzt du auch so gern wie ich.
6692.
Traum’ mein kleines baby. 6778.
Venezuela. 6835.
Plato (Gerald) Melodie macht uns’re
herzen toll. 12762.
Plato (Gerald) musikverlag. Melodie
macht uns’re herzen toll. 12762.
Platzman (Eugene) :
Apollo. 238795 (5).
But now I’ve fallen out of love.
19806.
Dance of the sea nymphs. 15733
(78).
Dreaming of the twilight on the
Blue Ridge. 14146.
Leap year dream. 5766.
Love on the level. 20689.
Marrying Mary. 238795. (52).
My sweetheart. 16888.
N.R.A. 22926.
N.R.A. march. 16911.
Night and dawn. 23795 (58).
Rock me to sleep mother. 151387.
Song of hope. 21696 (347).
Where the Dixie moon is shining.
25872.
Plaut (A. L.) Strong for you.
ZS,
Plaza (Guillermo) Moonlight in your
eyes. 20785.
Plé (Simone) Hommage 4 Czerny.
12306.
Pleasure cruise. 10248, 17680.
Pleasure island. 12371.
Pleshek (Ward) :
Chicago rag. 4917.
Little sweetheart of mine. 5830.
Plessow (Hric) Hallo, kleines frau-
lein, 20180, 20181.
Pleyel (H. Cliquet-) See Cliquet-
Pleyel (H.)
Pleyel (Ignaz) Quartetto 2. 17111.
Pleyel’s hymn. 8581.
Plimpton (J. C.) Exposition moon.
12074.
Plodeck (J. C.) Old King Coal.
23006.
Plondke (EK. J.) Call of the NRA.
21859.
Plotkin (Edward) Lady I just met.
16616.
Plotkin (Fred) It can’t be true.
3571.
Plotkin (S. H.) Sonata in C minor.
23328.
Plotkin (S. R.)’ It? can’t: be’ true.
3571.
Plough (C. L.) Mummy walk-a-
round. 16829.
Ploughing farmers. 21075.
Plumb (EH. H.) Follow the moon and
dream. 18182.
Plumb (Ramon) Just another song.
20535.
Plumhoff (George) My radio sweet-
heart. 8392.
Plummer (B. W.) He stopped that
train. 10014.
Plummer (C. C.):
Come my love and go with me.
11670 (57).
Conjure man. 4656 (107).
Father’s got a job. 11670 (101).
He handed me a lemon. 21696
(144).
If Adam hadn’t seen the apple
tree. 21696 (188).
Just how much I love you. 21696,
(212).
My one and only. 11670 (245).
On the gay Luneta. 238795 (62).
Who do you love. 21696 (416).
Won’t your mamma let you come
out and play. 11670 (440).
38188—34——27 1487
—
INDEX
Plunket (James) :
I’m liable. 16421.
Look around for someone new.
10464.
Walking thru leaves. 25769.
Plunkett (J. A.) Our Babe Ruth.
6252.
Plyler (Fred) Language of love.
5756.
Pockat (Hazel) My humble mountain
shack. 25045.
Podmore (G. M.) International an-
them. 7967.
Poe (A. G.):
My own. 22911.
Our love song. 238044.
Pretending. 25290.
Poe (Les) You’re sorry too late.
ITTo2.
Poe (Leta) Will you be mine. 19570.
Poenisch (M. O.):
Baron Munchausen march. 4782.
When you and I get married.
13650.
Poenitz (F.) Capriccio fiir klarinette
und harfe. 25992 (11).
Poepping (Noel) Missouri. 3824.
Poggiali (Gino) Reflets. 8654.
Pohl (Esther) Why should I leave
mother. 15654.
Pohl (Herbert) Why should I leave
mother. 15654.
Pohlmann (H. F.) Night has a
thousand eyes. 20928.
Poil de carotte. 15062.
Poindexter (B. G.) Prohibition.
17101.
Pokrass (Samuel) Sing Gypsy.
23291.
Pokrass (Senia) Losing you. 14689.
Pola (Edward):
Cuddle up close. 16018.
I'm regretting it now. 16427.
I wish I knew a bigger word than
love. 1056.
If I were you, I’d fall in love with
me. 5595.
Is it love, or is it liquor. 12488.
It’s a million to one I love you.
10262.
Marching along together.
16754.
Song of the bells. 2207.
Without an umbrella. 17666.
You'll never understand. 23764.
Polack (W. G.) My Redeemer lives.
1637.
Poland, reciprocal copyright protection,
of musie, p. 5.
Polansky (Katherine)
544.
~Poldini (Eduardo) :
General Bum-Bum. 11670 (115).
In der einsamkeit. 11670 (159).
1474,
Dream plane.
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Kleine
(188).
Marche mignonne. 11670 (221).
Was der waldbach sich erzahlt.
11670 (401)..
Poleet (John) Some day, some time,
some way, some where. 19228.
Poleet (R..E.) Some day, some time,
some way, some where. 19228.
Foles (Will) Jolly well. bright and
blumenmédclien. 11670
gay. 20510.
Poling (R. L.) My bathing beauty.
6041. =
Polish dance album. 10917.
Polish, Lithuanian, Russian and Ger-
man dance album. 15063.
Polish national alliance. Wiazanka
pieSni harcerskich. 4565.
Polisso (J. E.) It burns me up, cause
I can’t cool you down. 10253.
Folito (Juan) Desquite. 5031.
Polivka (Vladimir) Préludes.
Poll (V.) Rubis d’Orient. 8693.
Polla (W..C.): -
Blue Danube. 2981.
Dixie doodle girl. 15733 (84).
Evening shadows. 15733 (117).
Fascination. 15733 (123).
Land where the roses never fade.
16624.
Life’s railway to heaven. 20617.
Old Mother Hubbard. 10806.
Pollack (Lew) :
Arlene. 23865.
Bluer than blue. 19788.
Good evenin’ Mister Nightingale.
5283, 7661, 7662, 9972.
Headin’ for heaven. 5355.
I stumbled into heaven falling for
8597.
you. 3497.
Just born to be lonesome. 1223,
sya le
Nightingale. 3929.
Poor little doll. 13121, 15067,
19024.
When the one you love is gone.
19530. ;
Pollak (Egon) Flauto solo. 21696
(104).
Pollard (¥. HY @2y:
Butterflies romance. 15905.
Call me what you wish. 15917.
Gypsy love. 5319.
Sunlight and shadows. 6646.
Your love is like a star. 7062.
Pollard (M..C.), Nicene ereed.
18903.
Pollard (M. 8.) Sweethearts once
again. 17347.
Pollard (Marvin) Sweethearts once
again. 17347.
Pollard (Pat) pseud. See Pollard (F.
13 Ep OG)
1488
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Pollard (Wandra) I’m just being my
age. 20866.
Pollay (F. G.) Mister Moon, Moon,
Moon. 8298.
Pollia (J. A.) Another night in your
arms. 9383.
Poliock (B. E.):
Don’t let it be. 18092.
Heigh-de-ho Sam. 183806.
Pride of the 8S. A. E. 17096.
Pollock (C. E.) When the book of
life is opened. 2644.
Pollock (Muriel) :
Bless you. 4832.
One night of love. 18957.
One night with you. 14995.
Turning my back on the moon.
113884.
Polvos de la madre Celestina.
Pomerat (Roland)
20648.
Pomme d’amour.
Pompillo (M. A.)
my heart. 153874.
Fonce (—) HEstrellita. 598.
Ponce (Ethel) Holiday. 3385, 22290.
Ponchielli (A.) Dance of the house.
11670 (66).
Fond (C. A.):
City of gold.
Heaven’s radio.
25277.
Live for tonite.
640, 1585.
Sweet Rosalina of
19863.
18305.
Humility and hope. 20268.
Prophetic song. 19047.
Pond (CC. M.) Marguerite. 18708,
18709.
Pond (F. A.):
Ill be missing you. 3442.
My little sailor lad. 3880.
Robin. 4107.
Sky-high. 21229.
Tardy hyacinth. 21346.
To a little ghost moon. 21413.
Pond (F. N.) jr. You. 9271.
Fond (Wm. A.) & Go.:
Alleluia, blessed night. 19674.
O little town of Bethlehem. 20959.
Ponder (Elda) You made me care
dear, then you laughed when I
cried. 4624.
Ponder (Oma):
Citreanna. 9621.
Prosperity’s light. 6358.
Pons (Pedro) ‘Toque de Diana.
Ponsford (A. S.)
7408.
Pontius (W. H.):
Highmey. 11670 (85).
6772.
Cupid’s message.
Holy hill. 11670 (139).
Ponzio (Lewis) Don’t cry little pal.
5056.
Poole (Ada) You don’t love me any
more. 23761.
Poor handmaids of Jesus Christ.
Missa Regina angelorum. 5975.
Poot (Marcel) :
Etude de concert.
Fugato. 717.
Impromptu. 15068.
Six petites piéces.
Sonate. 68329.
Tartarin de Tarascon. 15410.
Pop goes the weasel. 1900, 17081.
Pope (Carl) Lonely. 5888.
Pope (D. K.) When the daylight
fades into the night. 11517.
Pope (J. A.) Life, love and you.
3682.
Pope (M. J.) Lucky in love.
Pope (T. L.) Lucky in love.
Poper (Frank) :
Down where the Rio Grande flows.
14186.
15069.
8218.
8218.
18104.
Give me a thought sometime.
18226.
Shiver my timbers. 138284.
19474.
Hope Lutheran
Waltzing alone.
Poppen (Kmmanuel)
smile. 5415.
Popper (L. 8S.) Caress. 13973.
Popular church organ pieces.
(278).
Por (C.) Steinriegler.
Poreasi (Achille)
Poreé (C. J.) Poor little me. 10920.
Porret (Julien) :
Aimer, boire et chanter.
Beau Danube bleu. 168.
Feuilles du matin. 7565.
Légendes de la forét. S0OS87..
Sang viennois. 2050.
Vie d’artiste. 2522.
Portela (Carlos) Carnaval.
Porter (A. D.) Rhythm mad.
Porter (Cole) :
Experiment. 22108.
Gay divorce. 24324.
How could we be wrong.
How’s your romance. 904.
It’s bad for me. 22555.
Nymph errant. 22979.
Physician. 23087.
Solomon. 23316.
When love comes
23650.
You’re in love.
Porter (F. A.)
course. 17084.
Porter (H. L.) Smiles will brighten.
the way. 25481.
Porter (J. H.) Great big moon had
15733
19282.
Rejoice. 8656.
pas i
9570.
21126.
22315.
your way..
2773.
Porter pianoforte:
a great big smile. 3318.
Porter (L. H.) Porter pianoforte
course, 17084.
Hawaiian bluebird.
Porter (Lew)
820.
Porter (Madge) When spring comes
to the valley. 4516.
1489
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v. 28
Porter (N. C.)
dear. 10909.
Porter (Ralph)
my life. 21575.
Portius (Fr.):
Drei kleine sonaten. T7779.
Liederkranz fiir kleine musikan-
Please don’t worry
When you came into
ten. 8118.
Opern-perlen ftir harmonium.
1798.
Weihnachtsmusik fiir kleine kla-
vierspieler. 6898.
Zug des todes. 9327.
Portnoff (Leo):
Menuett im alten stil. 24939.
25383.
What good am I alone.
Russische fantasie no. 3.
Portnoff (M.)
9169.
Portnoff (W.) What good am I alone.
9169.
Portwood
14098.
Posadas (Guillermo) Sombras. 15282.
Posford (George) :
Broadcasting house. 7268.
Dancing till the day. 19914.
Gay hussar. 20106, 22174.
Good companions. T7660.
How does a fresh fish wish.
14368. ;
If the world were mine. 20426.
It’s up to you to make me happy.
22564.
Let me give my happiness to you.
1299.
Lucky for me. 1424.
My southern maid.
(Molissie) Depression.
20876.
Piccadilly playground. 15047.
There'll still be love. 15426.
Three wishes. 2395.
Would you surrender. 21632.
Poshman (lL. F.) I wonder why.
16478.
Posnack (E. R.) Brooklyn tech
marching song. 19798.
Post (C. E.) Harper Joy’s triumphal. |
815.
Post (F. T.) See Thomas (F. R.)
Post (M.) Fast asleep. 16151,
Post (Theodore) Yearning. 23740.
Post (W.) Fast asleep. 16151.
Post (W. A.).:
Jesus, King of heaven. 4656
(320).
Nature’s awakening. 13765 (131).
Old, old story. 15733 (248).
Weep no more, 4656 (679).
Wonderful birth. 21696 (421).
Posty (C. F.) Spirit of America.
11206.
Potch (Kelly) Your yesterdays.
9322.
Potokar (Johnny) It wasn’t meant to
be. 16550.
Potter. (E. C.):
Debt. 7438.
Devotion. 502.
Doors. 523.
Faithfulness. 620.
Filipino pastoral. 24261.
God’s promise. 7644.
Lamp. 1276.
Little Jesus.
Peace. 1852.
These sounds I leve. 25671.
Your name. 9821.
Potter (E. T.) In excelsis gloria.
22514.
Potter (Harold) :
In the valley of the moon. 7960.
Love, won’t you leave me alone.
18673.
Song of
13345.
What is that blue song. 2609.
When I had you. 17570.
Potter (J. G.) Tin Pan Alley ball.
1338.
the legionaire [sic]
193892.
Potter (Pauline) America you are
my ma, my pa, my Uncle Sam.
4706.
Pottle (C. F.) Just an old fashioned
picture of you. 1220.
Pouget (Lé0) aw., and Pouget (S.R.
C.P.) prop. Trouble d’amour.
13765 (230).
Poula. pseud. See Bozzola (Paolo)
Poulene (Francis):
Concerto. 15072.
Toréador. 11367.
Valse. 6333.
Valse-improvisation.
Villageoises. 15544.
Poulos (J. ©.) When I dream of you.
2623.
Poulter (H. E.) Night. 25109.
Poulton (Curt):
Forever and ever more. 22147.
How beautiful heaven must be.
24459.
In the sleepy hills of Tennessee.
6831.
Little shoes. 3695, 3696, 10444.
My heart is in the heart of the
Rockies. 22887.
When it’s lamp lightin’ time in
the valley. 9185, 25838.
See also Vagabonds, Dean, Curt
and Herald.
Pouponniére (La) 18146.
Pour les jeunes. 15075.
Pourquoi... parce que. 5684, 5685.
Pourguoi pas. 14341, 15076.
Powell (Ada) Love’s twilight. 16727.
Powell (H. A.):
Bad man songs of the wild and
woolly West. 19736.
N.R.A. 16908.
1490
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Powell (H. R.) When I say that you
are lovely. 17571.
Powell (Harry) :
Hope. 892.
Love rides on the waters tonight.
16712.
Powell (John)
10718.
Powell (M.
10061.
Powell (M. P.) You broke my heart
when you went away. 11615, 18717.
Powell (Ted) Just a perfect night
Natchez-on-the-hill.
iB.) Hymn of peace.
for love. 10318.
Powell (W. C.) pseud. See Polla
(W. C.)
Powell (W. D.) Hoping for someone
wonderful. 24454.
Powers (A. W.) Weep not for the
dead. 11475.
Powers (EH. J.) Wild roses. 21620.
Powers’ (Hlizabeth) That Rocky
Mountain lullaby that made you
mine. 13442.
Powers (G. F.) Scarlet memories.
13246.
Powers (H. E.) In the valley where
the old Penobscot flows. 22536.
Powers (J. G.) Sweetheart. 25611.
Powers (J. R.) I love you dear I do.
24531.
Powers (L. I.) Do you remember.
511.
Powers (Steve) Downhearted blues.
5072.
Powers (T. F.) jr. Ludana. 3748.
ae (George) Paulette, my pet.
23118.
Culpable no eres td.
Practical Christmas helper.
Prado (Miguel)
24110.
Praetorius (Michael) :
In dulci jubilo. 22512.
Lo, how a rose. 12651.
O all ye people, give ear.
O lovely night. 12990.
Prager (W. L.) Don’t let’s spoil it.
19961.
Praise the Lord. 13128.
Praise ye Him. 10984.
Praktische formenlehre der klavier-
musik. 6337.
Prat (Isabelle Delige-)
Prat (Isabelle)
Pratt (Alfred)
19917.
Prawdzik
don’t cry.
Pray (A. J.) Seasons. 21191.
Prehm (O. M.) Girl with the eyes cf
blue gray. 747.
22980.
See Delage-
Danse _ bacchanale.
(Joseph)
12744.
Mary Romaine,
Preil (Paul):
Abteilung marsch. 138770.
Griisst mir die heimat, den
schonen Rhein. 5315.
Kinder, kinder, seid vergnigt.
5737.
Liebe ist da-trallalala. 1314.
Lieber, schatz, ich habe heut’ ge-
burtstag. 5789.
Olly hat 3 nette kavaliere. 6223.
Sonne lacht am Rhein. 6573.
Prekel and Doman. We were pals and
now we're sweethearts. 6888.
Prelude music ¢o.:
Moscow troika. 22837.
Red notes. 25326.
Samovar tu ne balui. 23242.
Who'll buy my bublitchki. 25889.
Premier album Salabert. 6342.
Premiere (Die) 6342*.
Premuto (Anthony) Memories of
mother. | 8270.
Prenez garde Aa la peinture. 10943,
13991, 14222, 15308, 15392.
Prentice (Charles) I think Ill have
another think. 18480.
Prentice (M. H.):
Chinese love song. 4922, 7352.
Longing. 5844, 8167, 20669.
My thoughts are all of you.
16891, 20888.
Serenade. 6486, 8731.
Presbyterian board of Christian edu-
eation. ‘Hymnal. 12325.
Presbyterian church in the U. S. A.
Board of Christian education. Fun
and folk songs. 12179.
Presbyterian committee of publication.
Evangelistic and worship hymns.
596.
Prescott (A. V.) Come to Christ, con-
fessing. 21942.
Presents for the child Jesus. 23127.
Pressel (Gustav) An der Weser. 9332
(9), 138765 (5).
Presser (Theodore) co.:
Aimons-nous et dormons.
Alicia. 4687.
Allegro vivace. 12845.
April sunlight. 11729.
Around the year with music. 9398.
Aunt Belinda’s music box. 238883.
Autumn song. 23887.
Bagatelle. 23912.
Ball game. 11771.
Beautiful dreamer. 170.
Bees and roses. 180.
Blue fringed gentians.
Bold bandolero. 4849.
Book of piano pieces for adult be-
ginners. 13926.
Brass choir. 23988.
Bring her again, O western wind.
19794.
11691.
4837.
149]
INDEX
Presser (Theodore) co.—Continued.
Broadway limited. 256.
Brocade slippers. 23995.
Bugle corps. 4862.
Buttercup days. 15903.
Bzzz. 286.
Calvary. 302*.
Came the dawn. 4878.
Canzonetta. 25602.
Capitan. 2993.
Celtic pastorale. 7319.
Choral art repertoire. 7353.
Cloud dreams. 7364.
Crickets in the barn. 481.
Dance of
19908.
Desert valley. 497.
Deserted garden. 19941.
Dew is soft. 4128.
Distinctive men’s quartets.
Donkey ride. 12044.
Dream shadows. 16090.
Dreaming. 12075.
Dreams. 5084.
Dreams at twilight.
Echo. 12094.
Enchantment. 5127.
Fairy bells. 12126.
Fairy lanterns. 24245.
F.emish cradle song. 660.
Flight of the bumblebee. 5188.
Florentine love song. 12148.
Franz Schubert. 12170.
Frolic of the clowns. 712.
From a monastery window. 12175.
From many lands. 3268*.
Fulfillment. 22165.
Garden swing. 7614.
Gavotte. 24328.
Gavotte du Petit Trianon.
Gay old frog. 22175.
Ghost dance. 7623. .
Going through the zoo. 16235.
Gopak. 20156.
Gray sky. .12240.
He lives the King of Kings. 829*.
He taught them to pray. 22268.
He that dwelleth. 18297.
Heralds of praise. 20227*.
Hoe cake. 22285.
I am Fate. 5443.
I know that my Redeemer liveth.
798.
In heavenly love abiding.
20441.
In the Alps. 5638.
Indian sunset. 20458.
Indian trail. 12476.
Invictus. 20462.
It is a good thing to give thanks.
5661.
Jack-o’-lantern parade. 12511.
Jeanie with the light brown hair.
20498.
the pussy willows.
3129.
24192.
12186.
0624,
1492
pt. Ill, n. s., Vv. 28
Jolly jig. 5696.
Joyous postlude. 12524.
June dawn. 1212.
King of love my
12566.
Lawn dance. 5762.
Little Miss Daffodil. 12645.
Little Red Riding Hood. 12646*.
Little Spanish serenade. 8150.
Lord is thy keeper. 16696.
Lost. 24833.
Love calls me. 12671.
Love song. 8207.
Low, like a little cradle. 20703.
March of prosperity. 5916.
Marching of the troops. 12735.
Marigolds. 16756.
May day frolic. 12750.
Meadow dance. 1496.
Medicine song. 8259.
Merry shipmates. 12781.
Merry tune. 1514.
Mirror waltz. 12795.
Mother’s day. 12836.
Mount Etna in moonlight. 12841.
Music of the flowers. 14848.
My dolly. 12870.
My heart is a haven. 6064.
My lady’s bandbox. 25052.
My prayer. 10697.
Nazareth. - 22222.
New trapeze. 8430.
O how lovely are Thy dwellings.
12987.
O no, John.
Old pines. 8487.
Olive pickers. 13028.
Organ accompaniment and regis-
tration. 1806, 1807.
Our Lord is risen from the dead.
1818.
Paean exultant. 13071.
Page d’album. 13072.
Parade of the grasshoppers.
Passion flower. 13088.
Petite valse brillante.
Poppy fairies. 13123.
Pranks. 8594.
Prayer to the rain god. 8595.
Prelude and allegro. 17088.
Prelude and Fugue in EH minor.
23906.
Premiére danseuse.
Pride o’ the land.
23132.
Rabbit foot. 23151.
Return of spring. 8658.
Ring out, sweet bells. 8665.
River of dreams, 13193.
Romance. 7219.
Rustling leaves. 2029.
Sacred trios for women’s voices.
19124.
Shepherd is.
25139.
6277.
13105.
8599.
10949, 13138,
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1933
Sacred two-part choruses. 13224.
Sainte Thérése of the Child Jesus.
13232*.
Sandpipers. 13237.
Santa Claus. 25394.
Sea gulls. 18255.
Sérénade viennoise. 13267.
Shadows of the evening hour.
13274.
Sicilian serenade.
Silver balloons.
13286.
172258.
Sister Mary Ann has got the |
-Measles. 25468.
Slavish cradle song. 17243.
Slavish dance. 13307.
Sleeping princess. . 6530.
(Snow man. 133817.
Songs of charm. 23346, 23347.
Southern moonlight. 6581.
Speed. 23357.
Spring’s melody. 8854.
Star play. 138370.
Stars and Stripes forever.
6620, 8868.
Summer-time frolic. 13386.
Sweet memories. 8908.
Ticklin’ toes. 23475.
To whit, to whoo. 25699.
Toledo blade. 11362, 21421.
Toledo blade march. 11363.
6619,
Torchlight procession. 13482.
Trio repertoire. 15491.
Try smiling. 21487.
Twilight in Taormina. 13506. -
Two guitars. 13509.
Uncle Tom’s new banjo. 9068.
Valley Forge march. 13533, 15526,
23534.
Valse grecque.
Violets at dawn.
2502.
IB
Virgin’s cradle hymn. 23545.
Water roses. 2577.
When Christ was born. 23633.
Young men’s chorus and quartet
book. 21678.
Pressey (A. G.) On to prosperity.
14990.
Prestini (G.) Ma blonde = signora.
14721.
Preston (Ann) Carmeen. 21877.
Preston (I. P.) Sweetheart I’m ecall-
ing to you. 25613. +
Preston (M. lL.) Return of spring.
8658. :
Preston (Mae) I found my love but I
lost it, good-bye to love. 24501.
Preston (Ralph) pseud. See Jones
CR) Ps) .
Preston (Sidney) Love in a dream.
16704.
Preston (V. L.) I’m back where I
started again. 22392.
Preston (W. W.): -
Chimes of San: Gabriel. 360.
Prestwood (J. W.):
Price (A. A.)
» Pricer) Cin: We)
Price (I. A.)
: Prideaux (Ralph)
Priest (H. E.)
Loves halloo. 20697.
Recipe. 1957.
Preston (William) What’s on your
mind. 4495.
Call of the sea waltz. 24018.
Under the trees with you. 25732.
You are a rainbow in my heart.
25946.
Pretty Polly Oliver. 13765 (174).
Pretzel (R. L.) Prosperity is coming
back. 8616.
Preyer (C. A.):
Twelve wrist studies in the form
of short pieces for the piano.
23795 (67).
Twenty progressive octave studies
for the piano. 23795 (68).
Can’t we start all over
sweetheart. 7304.
Price (C. F.):
Sanctus. 11670 (317).
Washington. 4656 (674).
Price (EK. A.) While the rose-vine
grows o’er the old homestead. 9224.
Deep in my heart.
22014.
' Price (B. B.):
Deserted garden. 19941.
‘Hoe cake. 22285.
Rabbit foot. 23151.
Ticklin’ toes. 23475.
Price (Herbert) :
Drums and guns. 7514.
Won’t you believe. 23730.
Melody of love. 14769.
PPrice (hl 2):
Days of long ago. 22008..
Tve found a fortune in you.
18434.
Price (Leslie) Chinese chow. 3029.
Price (Nathan) Song in the sun.
19240.
Pride (R. 8.) How I love you. 12315.
Since I fell in love
with you. 21214.
Priest (Edgar) :
Hide me under the shadow. 38377.
Hymn to the Holy Spirit. 12324.
Robins in the rain.
1994.
Prievo (M. E.):
I will find you. 14484.
Letter from home. 12630.
Prince (Graham)
trapeze. 24892.
Prince (Harry):
Get hot. 3274.
Go South. 9953.
Hello silvery moon. 10021.
Look for the rainbow. 10466.
Meet that gal of mine. 5942.
Man on the flying
1493
INDEX
Prince (Henry):
I must have you.
Little china doll.
Prince (L. M.)
22281.
Prince Chéri. 4065.
Prince of peddlers.
Prince of Wales. 138141.
Princess beggar. 2815 (84, 248, 292,
327, 380, 384), 7076 (50, 60, 69, 134,
274), 11670 (28, 90, 91, 118, 154, 178,
290-293), 15733 (113, 279, 280).
22439.
24799.
Hie there and hello.
23133*.
Princess Charming. 22732, 22988,
23635, 25178.
Princess Lumina. 17097*.
Prinzess Rosine. 4656 (3338, 342, 546,
548-551, 562), 11670 (295).
Prinzessin fiir eine nacht. 5092, 6349,
6544, 6900.
Prinzivalli (A. R.) Sweetheart Tl
always love you. 22938.
Prior (Victor) Where’s George.
6961.
Pritchard (Henry) Won’t you remem-
ber me. 21628.
Pritchard (K. B.):
Cosmetic girl. 3067.
One mad earess. 130388.
One romance. 8509.
Violet time. 6848.
Private life of Henry VIII. 23135.
Prizefighter and the lady. 22061,
24872.
Procell (Jacqueline) Time. 17419:
Procter-Gregg
12092.
Proctor (B.B.) Lady Prosperity. 1929.
Proctor (EH. V.) Longin’ for love.
yreh Gils
Proesel (Marion) Chant to _ sleepy
river moon. 138993.
Profes (Anton) Glick muss man
haben. 9949, 16233.
Professeur Cupidon.
17948, 18166.
Promised light.
Pronk (A. N.)
15876.
Pronouncing pocket manual of musi-
eal terms. 13765 (176).
Proper of the mass. 21089.
Prosen (Sidney) Jealous of ev’ry-
thing in love for there’s no one in
love with me. 1191.
(H.) Duncan Gray.
14816, 17947,
17.
Blue River moon.
Prospers (Marion) pseud. See Hay
(M. V.)
Prosser (I. W.):
Conqueror. 18013.
Crossing the bar. 16008.
Robin Goodfellow. 13196.
Prosser (Ruth):
All about you.
I knew too
14407.
13791.
late I loved you.
pt. I, n.s., v. 28
I’m afraid that you'll forget me.
14427
My Gypsy melody. 6068.
Take a little time to love.
Wanna go back yonder.
Your kisses. 7061.
Prosser music pub. ¢o.:
My Gypsy melody. 8861.
Your kisses. 9818. .
Protheroe (Daniel) :
Ave verum. 7159.
Call of youth. 15920.
Come, night. 4942. - 3
Father, in Thy mysterious pres-
ence kneeling. 3225.
Goodnight beloved. 5286, 5287.
He sendeth the springs. T7076
(116).
High road and the low road. 3379.
I will magnify Thee, O Lord.
7076 (141).
Love’s token. 4656 (378).
Mother 0’ mine. 8327.
15395.
15562.
Prayer for aviators. 15080.
Thy way, not mine, O Lord.
4363.
Proudfoot (V. G.) When you’re here.
15626.
Proulland (Renee) Deep in my heart,
my love is singing, singing. 486.
Proulx (Charles) Little kiss and then
goodnight. 3692.
Proulx (G. A.) How I met Kittie.
7776.
Prouty (J. M.) My little cabin home.
20847.
Prouty, (uve)
fading. 23660.
Provine (D. T.):
Trixie from Dixie. 11374.
Walking in my daddy’s footsteps.
23560.
Provost (W. B.)
11586.
When the roses are
Without your love.
Prudhomme (Edward) I let you slip
through my fingers, like a child
Playing with sand. 10096.
Priimers (Adolf) Drittes Reich-seig-
heil. 22082.
Prugh (M. G.) Master instruetor.
16761.
Pryne (N. S.)
Pryor (Arthur): ;
Baby parade. 9832 (23), 11670
(18).
Frau Louisa. 18765 (58).
Razzazza mazzazza. 7076 (275),
9332 (296).
Pryor (D. R.) Ragamuffin whistler.
17115.
Pryor (Marie) :
Destiny. 14102.
Spring song. 6604.
Memory land. 3799.
1494
INDEX
nos. 1~12, 1933
Pryor (Richard)
17115.
Przybylski (Frank) :
Trzech gwiazd. 9047.
Ragamuffin whistler.
Wiazanka pieSni _iharcerskich.
4565.
Psota (A. C.) At least you could say
we're through. 19708.
Puccini (Giacomo) :
Inno a Roma. 17107.
Rondine. 138160.
Pudel. 1926.
Pudel der Madame Harlekin. 583.
Puget (Paul) au., and Puget (M. L.
K.) prop. Lorenzaccio. 7076 (187).
Pugh (H. R.) Waves of the deep blue
sea. 21505.
Puglisi (Nicholas) :
I can’t find you there. 22334.
I had a good time last night.
22349,
Pull (Olive)
Pullen (D. I.)
Pullen (Olive)
18340.
Pulsifer (L. V.) Once I called you
sweetheart, now I must call you
Miss. 18953.
Pulver (H. C.):
I'd like to be always with you.
Grey skies. 24372.
Only you. 23032.
House of dreams.
927.
Just three little words and a kiss.
1230.
What’s the use of being gloomy.
2613.
Pumphrey (Bert) What’a night,
what’a night this is gonna be.
11480.
Pureell (—) Evening hymn. 9821.
Purcell (KE. C.):
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
14404.
Passing by.
Purcell (Henry) :
Ah, how happy. 21710.
Ah! how pleasant ’tis to love.
4675.
Air in D minor. 34.
1845, 21047.
Air: When I am laid in earth.
1958.
Children of the heavenly King.
7349.
Crown the altar. 21972.
Crown the year. 21973.
Gavotte in G. 16214.
Hark! each tree. 22249,
Harvest home. . 24405.
I did lay me down to take rest.
22340.
In vain the amorous flute. 246438.
Lament. 10377.
Let the dreadful engines. 1309.
Lloer. 1347,
Neue stiicke fiir kleines streichor-
chester. 12946.
Old bachelor. 1745, 25154.
Recitative: Thy hand, Belinda.
1958.
Rejoice in the Lord alway.
Rigadon. 1983.
Shepherd, shepherd, leave decoy-
ing. 11108.
Shepherds and milkmaids.
Slow ayre. 16214.
Trumpet voluntary. 25712.
With dances and songs. 25912.
Ye birds that sing sweetly. 702i.
Purcell (M. L.) Rally to the eagle.
25321.
Purcell (M. W.) My sweet Australian
mother. 8400.
Purcell-Cockram (K. M.) I heard the
voice of Jesus say. 14404.
Purdey (Hdith) Competition blues.
6334.
25444,
11965.
Purdy (Ernest) If my dreams of you
come true. 5596.
Purdy (G. W.):
Night blooming rose. 6131.
Wake up with a smile. 21494.
Your [sic] the rainbow I’m look-
ing for. 19640.
Purdy (J. C.) Georgia—the land of
my dreams. 12189.
Purely platonic. 7502, 7832, 9280.
Purim play. 4075*.
Puring (J. J.) Hymn of beer.
Puring (John):
Hymn of beer. 18348.
There is no place like in your
14380.
arms. 8984.
Puszeza. 7018.
Putkey (Charles) Over. 21030.
Putkowski (Wallace) jr.:
Dreamy caravan. 12086.
You angel. 17696.
Putman (C. 8.) Lilae days.
Putman (W. B.):
Deep down within this heart of
mine. 18051.
Nowhere. 16960.
Your [sic] my vitamine.
Putnam (R. W.)
10423.
21683.
Just between us
two. 10324.
Putting (M. K.) My pals. 18840.
Puzzled hearts. 253812.
Pyatt (Ben) Mary, my pretty Mary.
1485.
Pyck (Jean) 1.°" concertino de con-
cours. 15731.
Pyle (Rose) Courtin. 18022.
Pyler (Evalyn) pseud. Clouds and
sunshine will make love’s. roses
grow. 386.
Pyles (C. E.) Clouds and sunshine
will make love’s roses grow. 386.
1495
INDEX
Pyles (Eleanor)
me. 21652.
Pyles (O. B.):
Cloud ships. 7365.
My little mother, my dear.
Watching a star. 138582.
Pyne (A. T.) jr. When the day bids
the sunshine good morning. 11516.
Quackenbush (Fred) We danced in
a dream again. 9137.
Quackenbush (R. 8.)
care. 25408.
Quagenti (Samuel) :
8373.
Say that you
Beautiful Hawaii. 2910.
Hawaiian breezes. 3347.
Old Black Joe. 3952.
Waves of Hawaii. 4468.
Qualles (T. H.):
Our President. 4002.
Prayer for our President. 10935.
Quand tu nous tiens, amour. 8471.
Quaratino (Pasquale) Tempo di
minuetto. 6708.
Quartell (Frankie)
17919.
Quartet music co. Requested songs,
new and old. 1972.
Quartullo (Giuseppe) :
Evviva Pecora. 12118.
O belia Tina. 8452, 8458.
Quattrociocche (B. R.):
Berti’s return. 21807.
By the sea. 19812.
Capinera. 21874.
Capricciosetta. 21875.
Dulciana . 20002.
Grapeville. 20162.
Hand grenade throwers.
Hannastown. 20185.
Happiness. 20186.
Happy life. 22246...
In gondola. © 22515.
Lily of the valley. 22674.
Little beauty. 20628.
Lola. 20655.
Massa-Carrara. 20727.
Mazurka variata. 20735.
My darling. 20821.
My little dream. 20848.
On the Tyrol. 23022.
Pierina. 21059.
Rosita. 23219.
Royal flying corp. 23227.
Sacramento accordion
23237.
Senorita. 21196.
Spensierata. 23358.
Sympathetic. 21335.
Teresa. 21354.
Victory. 21473.
Virginia. 21478.
Quattrociocche (R. B.):
Fiorentino march. 24264.
Gecoma, 24326.
Blue night.
20183.
club.
You couldn’t blame
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
Happy thoughts waltz. 24896.
Noche en Espanta. 25120.
Primi ricordi. 25298.
Proud accordionist rag. 25307.
Radio waves. | 25315.
Rosetta bella. 25379.
Step lively. 25571.
Valse. 25743. Si3.*
Waters of Sicily. 25782.
Que pasa en Cadiz. 13165. ~~
Queen (L. H.)
28380. és
Queen of Golconda. 8640.
Queen of spades. 6789, 6790.
Queen of the crystal spring. 8641.
Queen’s Christmas carol. 2815 (279*).
Queen’s work, inc. Queen enters
heaven. 21097.
Quentin (Ida) My husband. 20844.
Quick (Marie) When it’s spring in
Catifornia. 25841.
Quicksell (Howdy) ‘That face on the
barroom floor. 2344.
All because of you.
Quigley (A. E.) Mountain psalm.
14838.
Quigley (L. J.) au. and Quigley
(S. M.) prop.:
Barcarolle. 2815 (24).
Etude. 2815 (83).
Humoresque. 2815 (1388).
Notturno. 2815 (280).
Quigley (M. A:) Song of praise.
25521.
Quigley (T. J.):
Duquesne university drinking
song. 16118.
Duquesne university victory song.
16114.
Quilez (J. C.) Mujeres bonitas. 25006.
Quilter (Roger) : :
Blow, blow thou winter wind.
9332, (33).
Bracelet. 15733 (36).
Cherry ripe. 15733 (54).
Come away death. 9332 (67).
Four Shakespeare songs. 13169.
Julia’s hair.’ 15133 (49
Maiden blush. 15733 (196).
Night piece. 157383 (2385).
O mistress mine. 9332 (263).
To daisies. 15733 (353).
Quimby (C. E.):
So long. 4215.
Your kisses. 4648.
Quincke (W. A.) :
Dorothy. 5063.
Down in lover’s lane with you.
22052. ;
Ev’ry rainy day. 606.
Feast of Thoth. 24255.
For it doesn’t matter. 7589.
In mother’s arms. 12458.
Junetime and a garden. 22594.
1496
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1833
Lady, why do I love you like this.
24744.
Little juve game. 1341.
Lolita from Madrid. 16685.
Love made a fool out of me.
8201.
Love of my heart. 5871.
My dear. 12865.
Pal of my dreams, take me home.
15020.
Sweetheart and pal. 8911.
That last kiss. 13488.
Twilight mem’ries bring me
dreams of you. 2467.
Virginia. 2528.
Waltzing with someone you love.
9123.
When you play the organ. 2663.
You are my sunshine of happiness.
2749.
You’re a puzzle to me.
Quine (R. H.):
Moonlight girl. 12819.
Please don’t grow weary of me.
13114.
You look familiar to me. 13727.
Quinn (B. H.) Moonlight reflections.
8318.
Quinn (Carolyn, or Carrie) :
Camp meetin’ time. 25992
Cheyenne. 2815 (49).
Get a ticket. 2815 (100).
I like you too. 25992 (24).
I’m going back to Chicago.
(25).
I’m going
(144).
I’m wise. 25992 (26).
I wonder what the wild waves are
Saying. 2815 (151).
Sally. 25992 (61).
Something seems to tell me I’m in
love with you. 11670 (3848).
What’s the use of anything.
25992 (77).
When the girl you loys loves you.
11670 (422).
Won’t you come over to my house.
13734.
(10).
25992
to California. 2815
25992 (83).
Quinn (D. B.) Somewhere, sometime
in June. 8811.
Quinn (D. E.) Certain little cabin in
the West. 9582. '
Quinn (Eleanor) Our soldiers and
sailors. 138062.
Quinn (F. H.) Hungry for you.
14374.
Quinn (H. L.) pseud. See King
(R. A. K.)
Quinn (Jack) No place to lay my
head. 1699.
Quinn (Joseph) Guide us, star of
Bethlehem. 24874.
Quinn (R. A.) Prosperity. 10956.
Quinn (T. D.) Our little love affair.
10839.
Quintana (A. L.):
Florero. 20069.
Por que. . 19025.
Quinte (Bart.)
Quinte (F. J.)
Quintero (L.):
Hot dog. 18338.
Hot dog. 18339.
Senorita mine. 17194.
Shanghai. 17206.
Quirin (V. C.) Prosperity is on its
way. 10962.
Quirk (Gatie) Only the scent of
roses. 14999.
Raake (Lloyd) University march,
23528.
Rabaud (Henri) :
C’était par un beau jour. 15733
(40).
Deuxiéme poéme lyrique sur le
livre de Job. 4656 (134).
Fugues 4 4 parties. 718, 22164.
Pastourelle. 15733 (260).
Procession nocturne. 10953.
Rabaut (lL. C.) Hail alma mater,
U. of D. 18268, 20176.
Rabe (W. A.) Smile with Roosevelt.
25480.
Rabens (F. T.) Ill bring back your
dreams some day. 24517.
Rabey (René):
Au trot. 9421.
Boite de nuit. 17928.
Chanson du sabotier. 9590.
Retour de Barbe-bleue. 19083.
Toccata. 19063.
Raboid (Rajah) Nothing to lose but
a heart. 14954.
Raborn (M. B.) Sweet little dreain.
13397.
Race (Harry) My ship o’ dreams.
25077.
Rachmaninoff (Sergei) :
Now the waves are dying. 6161.
Paraphrase on Prelude. 21048.
Preludio. 11763.
Scherzo. 12774.
Sing no more. 8768.
Wind-moods. 19575.
Racine (P. J.) aw. and Racine (Laura)
prop. Sadness. 19648 (124).
Raczka (Marie) Yearning for a pal.
9269.
Raczkowski (S. X.)
dreams. 20034.
Raczkowski (Stephen) Michigan as
in the days of auld lang sine [sic].
24954.
Radatz (Killa) I cannot dream those
dreams again. 3412.
Radebaugh (W.C.) Child of the King
Ever in my
of Kings. 21696 (49).
Rader (C. A.) Heavenly radio.
14335.
1497
LNDEX
Radio music pub. co.:
Drei shwester. 22079.
Papierene kinder. 25225.
Papirossen. 25226.
Raisins and almonds. 23159.
Radio rubes collection of hill country
ballads and comic songs. 8644.
Rae (D. M.):
I don’t want anything,
have with you. 12337.
My prize devotion. 12915.
Till I get you off of my mind.
11348.
Raffelson (Hstelle) Gitania. 9942.
Rafferty (M. V. B.) Galloping goose.
24316.
Raffetto (Bertha) :
Rock me in the cradle of your
arms. 1997.
Spirit of democracy. 19269.
Raft (Jack) Little dream of dreams.
I ean’t
16672.
Rafter (W. E.) When I waltz with
Walter. 4509.
Ragone (V.G.) Flag of America, my
home. T7578.
Ragsdale (I. M.) Christmas medley.
24060.
Ragsdale (W. W.):
ive locked you in my heart.
10164.
Will you be all mine to-night.
13674.
Rahter (D.):
Jazz-pianist. 22571.
Libelle. 24781.
Liebesklage. 24783.
Preussen-marsch. 19037.
Rudelsburg und Saaleck.
Schneidige miarsche. 25410.
Stiicke ftr 3 gleiche melodie-
instrumente. 13382.
Tonleitern- lagenwechsel-drei-
klainge. 15476.
Railey (M. J.) Flower of the night.
22134, 22135.
Raimondo (G.) Rondine. 2008.
Rainbolt (Bessie) Mother. 14829.
Rainer (Carl) Frohe fahrt. 5217.
Raines (Lilyan) Prosperity. 1921.
Raines (S. E.) Friendly songs for
friendly people. 708.
Rainger (Ralph):
Bedtime story. 4795.
23229.
Cradle song. 21966.
Don’t be a cry baby. 16066, 19958.
East River moon. 3183.
Give me liberty or give me love.
16228, 18288.
Guy what takes his time. 789,
Oolt.
Home made heaven. 5402, 7756.
I'll take an option on you. 967.
I’m a lover of Paree. 19366, 20351.
pt. ty ness voces
In a midnight club. 16503.
In a one-room flat. 20438.
In a one room flat and a 2-pants
suit. 18477.
In a park in Paree. 3538.
In the park in Paree. 7955.
It’s a long dark night. 16535,
20478.
It’s oh, it’s ah, it’s wonderful.
18510, 20483.
Lonely little sefiorita. 22709.
Look what I’ve got. 3708, 8171.
Mimi was a good girl. 16787.
Monsieur baby. 3830, 8302.
My bluebird’s singing the blues.
8349, 10635.
Not so hard Sam. 6154.
Parisian porters. 6279.
Tea cup. 13428.
Tea leaves. 4312.
Thank heaven for
11290.
There’s a lucky guy. 19366.
Three cornered moon. 17414.
Toreh singer. 19413, 21425.
Traffic troubles. 43887.
Rains (R. R.):
Bells of Sault
23947.
Sweet memory of love.
Thy sweet voice. 2401.
Rainsford (Jill) pseud. See Miller
(M. R.)—Rainsford (Marguerite)
Rainsford (Marguerite) :
Hello mug. 24421.
you. 8956,
Sainte Marie.
2286.
On etiquette. 25178.
Rainvile (H. G.) Remembrance.
4099.
Raisch (Charles) Good old lager beer.
5293.
Raiter (Léon) :
Chanson du canard. 9588, 9589.
J’adore les Espagnoles. 18518.
Ma zoulie moukére. 8226.
Marinette joue de la varinette.
14747.
Vive Paris. 11430.
Rak (Joseph) Love is only a dream.
16706.
Ralls (M. A.) Carry me back to old
Kentucky. 24030.
Ralph (Fred) pseud. See Krome
(Hermann)
Ratoh CE.)
Makin’ up with you. 12721.
Until the end of time. 13528.
Ralston (A. A.) Fun on the farm.
14251.
Ralton (Harry) pseud. See Rosenthal
(Heinz).
Rameau (—) Contredanse. 7395.
Rameau (J. P.):
Hippolyte et Aricie. 15733 (146,
147).
1498
nos. 1-12, 1933
INDEX
Indes galantes. 15733 (159, 160).
Menuet. 16776.
Tambourin. 11274.
Ranier (Ernest) Lovely
22746.
Ramey (B. H.)
lie. 25639.
Ramey (M. L.):
That smile. 11304.
Those sweetheart blues.
Ramirez (José) :
A ti. 11671.
Dios te perdonara.
Olvidale. 238013.
Por tu amor. 23111.
Recuerdo. 13180.
Ramos (José) Madeleine.
Rampoldi (G.):
Belmonte. 11795.
Bimbi di nessuno.
Lula, ti voglio bene. 12699.
O céle, o celestina. 12983.
Sotto le stelle d’Argentina.
Tango di Luli. 23424.
Vagabonda. 13531.
Ramsay (D. M.) sr. Good times are
coming. 9974.
Ramsay (Harold) :
Her name is Mary. 3367, T7382.
Maureen O’ Dare. 16763.
This lovely rose. 13459.
Was love a dream. 25781.
Ramsay (J. W.) That’s where the
old folks are living today. 6720.
Ramsbotham (A.):
O Lord, give Thy Holy Spirit.
1727.
Purge me, O Lord. 1929.
This is my commandment.
dream.
Telling myself a little
13463.
22030.
22760.
216.
2218.
2386.
Ramsby (R. C.) You are a _ fool.
4606.
Ramsden (A. R.) Evensong. 24235.
Ramsey (B. A.) Dreaming. 19980.
Ramsey (C. G.) Aren’t you the sweet-
est thing. 13828.
Ramsey (G. C.):
Hello prosperity. 7729.
We're coming through. 13594.
Ramsey (Helen) Lollipop land. 5834*.
Ramsey (May) Blue lotus. 21828*.
Ramsey (S. C. T.) God's word and
promise. 7645.
Rane (W. C.) Poeme. 25271.
Rance (Hero De) See De Rance
(Hero)
Ranchea (Leta) Why can’t you love
me as you used to do. 11558.
Rand (Billy):
How can -you smile. 16331.
I’d hate to see it end. 16359.
I found a short cut to heaven.
16367.
I love you more than words can
tell. 163898.
I’m so glad, that I’ve discovered
you. 16481.
I’m strolling along, singing a song
to you. °16482.
It’s ended. 16541.
Just like an angel. 16593.
That’s why I believe in dreams.
17380.
Was last night the last night with
you. 17520.
Randall (Art) Nothing sweeter.
12974.
Randall (D. E.):
Old Miami moon. 20991.
Song of love. 21262.
Randall (F. A.) :
Jungle breezes. 20518.
Pretty little bluebird come to my
window. 238128.
Wrapped in the arms of the night.
25985.
Randall (H. P.) When Oklahoma is
in bloom. 15612.
Randegger (G. A.) Choral prelude.
24055.
Randolph (KE. S.) Genevieve, my
sweet Genevieve. 14264.
Randolph (W. S.) Why have you
come back to me old girl of mine.
2696.
Randolph (Z. T.):
Don’t play me cheap. 9740, 12050.
High society. 3380.
Randolph music publishers. Love on
a farm. 1398.
Randsman (Sam):
Dancing sweetheart. 21985.
I’ve got love. 22451.
My commandment of love.
Raney (M. L.) Whispering
11546.
Raney (Reb.):
22870.
love.
Bandwagon blues. 152.
Cara mia. 2995.
Honeysuckle mine. 887.
Rose waltz. 2020.
Ranieri (Silvio) Guitarre-schule,
14309.
Rank (Dixie) What this country
needs is a great big ha-ha-ha. 25820.
Rankin (G. G.) Don’t be blue and
lonely. 24163.
Rankins (Susie) What hard times
has done for me. 17553.
Ranlet (C. A.):
Bon voyage. 13921.
One bright star. 10820.
Rannet (Reed):
Just for one day. 1224.
What love can do. 2605.
When the sun sinks to rest in the
west. 2652.
Where the mountains kiss the
moon. 2671.
1499
INDEX
Ranney (Herve) See Ranney (3H. )
jr.
Ranney (J. H.) jr:
Song-writer’s dream. 15301.
Two love songs are we together.
11396.
Ranzato (Virgilio) :
Mots d’amour. 1571, 10621.
Non so cos’é. 1707.
Rapaport (Jacob):
- Prayer. 4181.
Shepherd, a dreamer.
Vi is yosher. 2517.
Rapaport (Yacob) See
(Jacob)
Rapelje (Marie) :
Jack-o’-lantern parade.
Sleeping princess. 6530.
Raphael (Gitinter) :
Drei geistliche gesinge. 6374.
Kantate. 4769, 9445, 11759, 11760.
Sonate. 19070.
Raphael (Junior )
4181.
Rapaport
12511.
I’m in love with
you sweetheart. 10128.
Raphael (N. W.) I’m in love with
you sweetheart. 10128.
Rapoport (Hda) Lamentations.
10378.
Rapoport (M. B.) Brook. 19797.
Rapuano (Jimmy) SBananas for sale.
TiS:
Rasbach (Oscar) Trees. 17451.
Rasmussen (Les) Will you love me
then as now. 18676.
Rasmussen (Norena) Chureh that I
know. 15971. .:
Ratajczak (J. M.) Romantic dreams.
23198.
Ratchford (John) Love that gold can-
not buy. 16716.
Ratcliff (K. K.) Happiness for two.
12258.
Rath (R. G.) Just you. 12551.
Rathaus (Karol):
Chanson der Madeleine. 3012,
30138.
Grosstadt-nichte. 3327.
Marsch der zeitungsverkaéufer.
3774.
Praeludium und toccata. 10932.
Rathbone (George) :
Christians, awake. 21921.
Easter morning. 9789.
Evening service. 598.
Harebells. 10000.
Joy lit her star. 24688.
Just as dancers did of old. 20536.
Ride to town. 4104.
Rathbun (F. G.) au. and Rathbun
(Edna) prop.:
Christ our Passover. 4656 (92).
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
4656 (271).
May day. 4656 (389).
1500
pt. Il, n.s., v. 28
Rathgeb (R. J.):
Cave-man’s dance. 9579.
Sweetheart, it’s no one else but
you. 153881.
Rathke (Otto):
Flotte postillone. 16165.
Ich bin ein matrose vom kopf bis
zur zeh’. 16482.
Kleinbahnfahrt. 14620.
Morgen geht’s in see. 18786.
Rathol (Joseph) Marehe du bonnet
phrygien. 22777.
Ratledge (G. H.) What am I to do
alone. 9166.
Rattenfanger von Hameln. 4090*.
Ratts (R. R.) White River farm-
house blues. 15639.
Ratzel (William) That happy Octo-
ber day. 2346.
Rauscher (Sigurd) pseud. See Hum-
phreys (H. 8S.)
Ravasini (Nino):
Bella negrita. 9487...
Caterinette. 9577.
Donna grazia. © 9733.
Fifi. 9864.
Mi piacerebbe ma.
Soledad. 11160.
Ravel (Maurice) :
Chanson des cueilleuses de len-
tisques. 15733 (49).
La-bas vers l’église. 15733 (174).
Pavane pour une infante défunte.
10873.
Quel galant.
10566.
15733 (281).
Reveil de la mariée. 15733 (290).
Sonatine. 4656 (585).
Tout,gai. d5733, (35a),
Ravelo (Roberto) Masabi. 8250.
Raven, laliGe oe
Ravina (H.) Tendresse. 11670 (372).
Ravizé (A.) Solféges de concours 4
2 voix. 2184.
Raysten (I. O.) When it’s moonlight
on the old Bear river. 21555.
Rawicz (Maryan) :
Dancing stars. 9678.
Go on. 9952.
Rawson (H.) Pour les sauver. 1903.
Ray (Amede) When I’m with you.
2627.
Ray (G. A.) Franklin D. 18202.
Ray (J. N.) Leaving me. 16632.
Ray (John) You'll always be my only
sweetheart. 4619.
Ray (Joseph) Just a song. 5712.
Rayburn (I. R.) Beer is back. 9477.
Rayburn (Randy) Sunny days.
23390*.
Rayfield (Mable) :
Every little kiss. 161387.
I’ll be contented there with you.
16382.
It’s home if you are there. 16542,
Snr es
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Listen to what my heart’s saying.
12641.
Raymond (Fred) :
Auch in Frankfurt am Main. |
W151;
Edelweiss. 14163.
Ich bleib bei dir, O Rosmarie.
7906.
‘In Persien. 1131.
Konigsleutnant. 10360, 16612*.
Komm, trink und lach am Rhein.
10362.
Midel wie du. 10506.
Now ain’t that wonderful.
Prosit- unsern frauen !
unserm wein. 15093.
Wenn dir eine schéne frau begeg-
net. 18608, 13609,
Hin prosit
Wirst du einmal yon mir wan-
dern. 7008.
Raymond (Gene) pseud. See Guion
(Raymond)
Raymond (H.. E.)
of yesterday. 24701.
Raymond (Harold) :
. Gypsy lover. 38331, 7682.
Oh you would, so would [. 3950.
Ooh, ooh, ooh, we're in iove.
15000, 18964.
When autumn comes’ arourd.
~ 15598.
Raymond (Leonard) In the hills of
_ old Idaho. , 12468.
Raymond (Lewis) :
Birth of rhythm. 4822.
From now till eternity. 5221.
Jazz concerto. 1182.
Panorama. 1836.
Raymond (M. T.):
Away from you.
Cozy cot. 21965.
Don’t roll those eyes. 22043.
Ridin’ with your honey. 23181.
21767.
MUS VO say it’s so: 23478.
Raymond (Percy) Dream shop. 545.
Raymond (Ruth) So all alone.
21238.
Raymond. 4656 (630).
Rayner (EH. H.). Broadcasting to you.
23994.
Raywood (Tom) 3d. Brickbats and
buttercups. 17931*.
Razaf (Andy) :
Ive fallen for love. 7882.
Nina. 10749.
Shoutin’ in that amen corner.
19177, 25447.
That’s what.I like ’bout the
South. 213870.
Rea (Flo) pseud. See Winkelvoss
(#. R.)
Rea (G. P.)
Kuu ipo, lei pikake.
24741.
| Reading
20949. |
| Reagan (J. J.)
| Reagan (Stella)
_ Reasner
Just a sweetheart /[
Read (KE. M.):
Farewell-melody. 4656 (176).
Festival-mareh. 4656 (177).
Larghetto. 4656 (348).
Meditation. 4656 (390).
Prayer. 4656 (510).
Read (Hrnest) :
Gavotte. 16267.
March. 16267.
2457.
Franklin D. Roose-
Russian dance.
Readj(CZ. P:.S.)
velt. 22156.
(John) On
tumn’s glory. 1775.
I picked the winner.
through au-
16450.
I feel so lonely.
3426.
Ream (HH. A.):
In my garden. 12461.
My birthday gift of roses.
(Charles)
mine. 25615.
Reay (Shirley) :
Joys of yesterday. 14589.
My golden goose laid an egg to-
day. 12881.
Rebe (LL. C.):
Gay Vienna. 3267.
Jolly jig. 5696.
Reber (E. E.) We are the army of
the N.R.A: 23581.
Reber (W. A.) Dream love.
Rebikoff (Wladimir)
13110, 18111.
Rebmann (V. lL. F.)::
10634.
Sweetheart of
3163.
Piano-album,
Beethoven suite. 4800.
Haydn suite. 18295.
Mozart suite. 22860.
Schirmer’s elementary orchestra
series. 13247.
- Rebner (Arthur) :
Day without you. 241380.
Tag ohne dich. 4803.
Recagno (Mimi) :
A mon cabanon. . 4659.
Aime-moi. 4677.
Belle gitane. 193.
Quand l’amour prend. 6364.
Rien dans le coeur. 6400.
-Rechler (Michael) :
Dream girl. 3161.
How do I love you. 3398.
Lena-Mena-Mina-Mo. 3653.
Sick in bed. 4188, 19182.
Some day. 4221.
Recke (G. G.):
Dance through life with me. 9676.
Gazing into each other’s eyes.
9924.
Waltz through life with me.
11447.
Recktenwald (Fritz) Bei den Wiener
Schrammeln. 13883.
1501
INDEX
Recueil de chansons pour lécole et la
famille. 13179.
Red book of program songs and
choruses. 1961.
Red mill. 19648 (48, 51, 55, 71, 95,
117-121, 134, 140, 169, 170, 175),
21696 (31, 87).
Red revue. 25326*.
Red robin. 6490.
Red shadows. 15111*.
Reda (Arthur) Just you. 18567.
Reda (E. A.) Oxeye daisy. 18978.
Reddick (W. J.):
Ah, sweet mystery of life. 7090.
Carissima, 2997, 2998.
Dear little boy of mine. 476.
Minnelied. 187438.
My wild Irish Rose.
Punchinello. 10976.
Song of the flea. 21267.
Reden (Morris) When I’m dancing
with you. 11508.
Redewill (Gene) :
Alicia. 4687.
Three point two. 15445.
Redey (J. R.) Remember that night.
17126.
Redhead (Alfred)
13065.
Redl (Fritz) :
Alten strassen noch.
3911, 3912.
Out of the night.
2846.
Fahne hoch... 14198, 14199.
Redlich (D. S.) Heaven or hell.
14334.
See also Redlich (Elizabeth)
Redlich (Elizabeth) :
Goodbye, spring. 5282.
I found love. 5469.
I hate myself. 5474.
I went to Monte Carlo.
We're only friends. 6880.
Will you marry me, mad’moiselle.
6995.
Redlich (H. F.)
4205.
Redman (-) Watching the knife and
fork spoon. 23577.
Redman (Don) If it’s true. 3528.
Redman (H. N.):
Sonata. 2815 (283).
String quartet. 4656 (614).
Three little fugues. 4656 (527).
Redmond (Alma):
Lovers moon.
5576.
Slovakische lieder.
18677.
Wonderful you. 17672.
Redmond (John) :
My book of love. 3860.
When Veronica plays the harmon-
ica. 25861.
Redrick (Jimmy) :
How can I forget you after all
you’ve done to me. 12314.
I want some lovin’, a little lovin’
now and then. 12422.
pt. WI, n. s., v. 28
On the shores of the Jordan.
13034.
Reed (Cornelia) We. 4472.
Reed (D. B.):
Egyptian Rose. 5112.
Serenade. 2106.
Reed (D. E.) Infinitude. 1147.
Reed (Dave, or David) jr.:
Cupid is the captain of the army.
2815 (64). ,
Listen to the big brass band.
19648 (76).
Love me and the world is mine.
11670 (208).
Trolley line for
(384).
Reed (E. R.):
I love you because it’s just you.
mine. 11670:
10113.
Keep the old faded roses for me.
1241.
Reed (E. W.) Reed’s Hawaiian gui-
tar course of sixty-two lessons.
a lay ia La
Reed (Edward) In dreams dear.
5623
Reed (G. B.) Iron horse. 7975.
Reed (G. F.) Where’s all the bloomin”
money. 21585.
Reed (J. M.):
Dream rose.
Laddie boy.
Reed (L. A.) Let’s go back to dear
old Dixie. 3665.
Reed «(BL B-),:
Benedicite. 21800.
Sister, awake. 6525.
Reed (Viola) People’s parade.
Reed (W. -H.)«
Admiral Benbow. 18.
Down by a riverside. 9745.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
561.
Fair young Mary. 617.
March of the men of Harlech.
1469.
Old Adam the poacher.
19976.
20570.
8559.
10794.
Old King Cole. 1752.
Roving wife. 11038.
Watchet sailor. 2576.
Widdecombe fair. 11568.
Reed (William) :
Concert overture. 15733 (67).
Legende. 15733 (180).
O for a closer walk with God.
157383 (241).
Reed organ preludes. 19075.
Reeder (C. G.) I changed my mind.
20288.
Reeder (E. A.) Viola. 15545.
Reeder (W. W.) Dorothy. 16071.
Reeder & Walsh:
Fore. 18189.
1502
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933 _
ee ee eee a eee
18966.
19483.
See DeReef (R. E.)
Operatic cruise.
Two merry pedlars.
Reef (R. E. De)
Reeker (Cecelia) :
Carolina lullaby. 4890, 7313.
Little ranch in Arizona. 8694.
Old Nebraska moon. 18947.
Rees-Davies (Ieuan) All that I need
is you. 19671.
Reese (Hstelle) Smile world smile
and roll your troubles along. 23301.
Reese (H. D.) Take me. 2807.
Reese (W. H.) I’m crying sweetheart
for .you. 22393.
Reeves (Betty )
Reeves (Ernest) :
Masque of minuets. 14752.
Slapstick. 15259, 19209.
Reeves (J. R.) Heart of my heart.
16291.
Reeves (R. R.) I love.
Reeves (Rachael) :
Moment musical. 8300.
Spanish dream. 8845.
Water ways. 179525.
7830.
Rega (Lou) Sweethearts or friends.
25619.
Regan (A. M.) Isle of heart’s desire.
20470.
Regan (HE. M.)- Pal o’ long ago.
23063.
Regan (F. C.):
Cricket symphonies. 11984.
Hiawatha’s memories. 10030.
1322.
See Barnard
Lillies [sic] of the valley.
Reger (Carl) pseud.
(D’ Auvergne)
Reger (Else) :
Abgeguckt. 9332 (2).
Aus meinem tagebuch. 25992 (6).
Bescheidene schaefer. 25992 (9).
Des kindes gebet. 9332 (88).
Dorf. 25992 (138).
Dringen, 25992 (14).
Hs bltiht ein bliimlein rosenrot.
9332 (104).
Flotenspielerin. 7076 (82).
Friede. 93832 (115).
Hans und Grete. 9332 (131).
In einem rosengiartelein. 9332
(161).
Introduktion, passacaglia und
fuge. 25992 (29).
Kindeslicheln. 9832 (196).
Meinen Jesum lass ich nicht.
25992 (41).
Minnelied. 9332 (235).
Mutter spricht. 93832 (241).
Notturno. 7076 (276).
Schmeichelkaitzchen. 9332 (316).
Schwur. 9332 (318).
Serenade. 25992 (63).
Sieben sonaten. 25992 (52-55).
Sinfonietta. 9332 (299).
Sonate. 9332 (300).
38188—-34— —28
Spatz und spatzin. 7076 (332).
Stellidichein. 7076 (335).
Suite im alten styl. 25992 (67).
Vorbeimarsch. 98382 (377).
Wenn alle welt so einig war.
(385).
Wiegenlied. 25992 (81).
Zwei sonatinen. 9332 (301, 302).
Zwiesprich. 9332 (405).
Reger (F. J.) March king. 1466.
Reger (Max):
Abgeguckt.
Aus meinem
25992 (6).
Bescheidene schaefer. 25992 (9).
Des kindes gebet. 9332 (88).
Dorf. 25992 (13).
Driingen. 25992 (14).
Es. bliiht ein blitimlein rosenrot.
9332 (104).
9332
9332 (2).
tagebuch. 17841,
Flétenspielerin. T7076 (82).
Friede. 93382 (115).
Hans und Grete. 9332 (181).
Heart of mine, beloved one.
18300.
Husarendurchmarsch. 16342.
In einem rosengirtelein. 9332
(161).
Introduktion, passacaglia und
fuge. 25992 (29).
Kindeslacheln. 93832 (196).
Meinenh Jesum lass ich nicht.
25992 (41).
Melodia. 18721.
Minnelied. 9332 (235).
Mutter spricht. 9832: (241).
Notturno. T7076 (276).
Schmeichelkitzchen. 9332 (316).
Schwur. 9832 (318).
Serenade. 25992 (63). —
Sieben sonaten. 25992 (52-55).
Sinfonietta. 93832 (299).
Sonate. 93832 (3800).
Spatz und spatzin. 7076 (332).
Stelldichein. 7076 (335).
Suite im alten styl. 25992 (67).
Valse d’amour. 6830.
Vorbeimarsch. 9832 (377).
Wenn alle welt so einig wir. 9332
(385).
Wiegenlied. 25992 (81).
Zwei sonatinen. 93832 (301, 302).
Zwiesprach. 9332 (405).
Reger (W. A.) Moonlight song. 16818.
Régis (C. L.):
Bandeaux d’or. O76 (11).
Cantique de la Vierge. TO76 (26).
De Vautre cdté du fleuve. 11670
(69).
Elle avait trois couronnes. T7076
(70).
Forét, la mer, la ville. 7076 (85).
Ivresse @’amour. 11670 (175).
1503
INDEX
Régis (C. L.)—Continued.
J’ai marché trente ans. T0776
(158).
Quand l’amant sortit. 7076 (271).
Rego (Iris de Cairos-) See de Cairos-
Rego (Iris)
Regotti (Bill) My tears. 25085.
Regudon (P. K.) Dreamy moonlight.
7508.
Rehberg (Willy) :
Klavier-konzert. 4801.
Konzert fiir cembalo.
Sdhne Bach. 6541.
20174.
Tanzbiichlein. 6028.
Rehder (C. W.):
Just Suppose. 5726.
Wear a smile and sing a song.
11470.
Rehfeld (F.) Spanischer tanz. 13765
(208).
Reicard (G. T.) pseud. See Reichard
(G. D.)
Reichard (G. D.) Persian flame.
4033*.
Reichardt (—) Wenn die rosen
bliihen. 4483.
Reichardt (J. F.) | Weihnachtslied.
9332 (383).
Reichman (Roy) My sunkissed valley.
25079.
Reid (D. G.):
Debbil gimme a break. 14087.
Sunset. 15358.
Reid (E. P.) Im a lonesome little
sweetheart of a bygone day. 3460.
Reid (F. I.) When twilight shadows
steal away the day. 25860.
Reid (Geraldine) I have decided to
forget you. 20311.
Reid (I. W.) Unknown. 17486.
Reid (L. D.) Little boy. 5809.
Reid (Lena) Little white cottage.
22694.
Reid (Lora) Wishing my life away.
4578.
Reid (M. R.) Sweetheart, I can’t for-
get you. 23409.
Reid (Robert) You belong in some-
one else’s arms. 23756.
Reidarson (Per) Som/’rens melodi den
ptsTH, niisy wees
Reinert (H. E.):
Made for love. 5900.
When a heart is lonely. 6915.
Reinhard (August) aw. and Reinhard
(Marie) prop.:
Allegro non troppo. 9332 (39).
An der Weser. 93832 (9).
Feldeinsamkeit. 9332 (40).
Wiegenlied. 9332 (41).
Reinisch (Helmut):
Deutschland, wir glauben an dich.
12080.
Fiir Deutschland soll es sein.
IVS.
Hakenkreuz. 12253.
Reins (VY. M.) I need no souvenir.
14460.
Reinstein (Ernst) Musik. 10630.
Reis (Herb) musie co. Say when.
13241.
Reis (Jake) Pretty little redhead.
23130.
Reisekamerad. 19077.
Reiser (Alois) :
Fanfare. 7556.
Furiante. 12180, 12181.
Lullaby. 12701, 12702.
Polka. 13120.
Yearning. 138707.
Reisfeld (Bert) :
Auf der alten bastei. 9425.
Hinmal mocht’ ich noch primaner
sein. 3189, 9795.
Herrgott, lass’ doch heut’
wunder gescheh’n. 10027.
Ich kann niemals nein sagen.
ein
10178.
Kuss sagt mehr als 1000 schoéne
worte. 10370.
Mein friseur. 10544.
Miitterlein. 20803, 20804.
Rate mal... 10996.
Sei wieder gut. 11078.
Take a spot of happiness. 2306..
Wenn dein herz einsam ist. 6902.
Wir haben uns nichts mehr zu
sagen. 4573, 4574.
Reisinger (H. C.) Just a song in my
heart. 3607.
Reiter (Fritz) :
har poesi. 25514. Get a cheer-up smile. 732.
Reilly (Marcella) Mary, our hope. Miitterlein. 20803, 20804.
9332 (230). Reith (Walter) What does life mat-
Reily (F. K.) Come back to me. ter now. 9168.
19876. Reitler (Mern) Cole’s solos and
Reily (J. E.) I love you when you're duets for the 12 bass piano ac-
smiling. 22386. cordion. 11951.
Reimann (—) Spinnerliedchen. 6591. | Reitlinger (A.):
Reimert (Harold) I’m beside myself Gavotte. 13765 (62).
when I’m beside you. 5505. Sérénade. 13765. (195).
Reineck (Agnes) Fragile. 18200. Reméde musicnl. 10195.
Reiner (E. C.) When we're in love. | Remeni (Frederick) Americana.
9205. 4710.
1504
ee —-
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Remick music corp.:
Alone in the dark. 19678.
Boulevard of broken dreams.
23983.
Four letter varsity man. 20086.
Fraternity walk. 20095.
Handwriting’s on the wall. 805.
Headin’ for a weddin’. 7719.
If you don’t want to be sweet-
hearts then I don’t want to be
friends. 1094.
It’s spring again. 20485.
Kiss in the moonlight, and the
world began. 3634.
Kisses in the night. 24734.
Lonely lane. 24819.
Meet me in the gloaming. 3788.
My baby made a cry baby of me.
10633.
My fiancée. 12876.
Puddin’ head Jones. 21095.
Roll up the carpet. 4111.
Song of surrender. 25522.
Summer is over. 21314.
You ean ask the stars. 19603.
Remillard (Homer) Bring back my
man. 15893.
Remington (Arthur) My land of
make believe. 14881.
Remy (Paul) For love time is the
best time. 12159.
Renard (Pierre) pseud. See Engel-
mann (H.)
René (Leon and Otis) :
After all. 11683.
That’s my home. 6719.
Renes (Harry):
Alpenglitihn. 63.
Deutsche jungen. 501.
Huropa. 595.
Mein vater.and. 1500.
Schonste takt. 2074.
Siegesstern. 2134.
Renieu (Lionel) Prince Chéri. 4065.
Renner (G. J.) brewing co. It’s that
old fashion grossvater beer. 14569.
Rennhak (Raymond) They’re not as
beautiful as you. 11325.
Rennick (lL. A.) Hollywood love song.
879.
Renstrom (Moiselle) I love blue eyes.
14418.
Renton (Victor) :
Cloud dreams. 7364.
Dance of the pussy willows. 19908.
March of prosperity. 5916.
Renzi (Remigio) Rondo pastorale.
253864.
Repko (William) ‘Try to understand.
23499.
Repp (G,. D.) Send a Holy Ghost
revival. 6484.
Repper (Charles) :
Dancer in the patio. 7415.
Dixie night. 19948.
Flowing river. 670.
Lullaby. 11843.
On Galway green. 6228.
Story books. 19287.
What is more gentle than a wind
in summer. 258138.
Requested songs, new and old. 1972.
Resch (F. W.) au. and Resch (Ros-
etta) prop.:
Where’s the rain. 15633.
You didn’t give any to me. 15695.
Rescorl (W. R.) Until I come. 19446.
Reser (Harry) :
Hen cackles. 7731.
Hungarian dance. 7257.
Resitano (Dominick) :
It’s too late now to be sorry.
14571.
Youre unforgetable. 25975.
Respighi (Ottorino) :
Antiche danze ed arie. 87.
Fiamma. 20060*.
Preludio e fuga in re maggiore.
PAL OK
Resseguie (EH. P.) Stub and Twist.
25582.
Restelli (Mario) :
Russian mountains. 13221.
Tango di Lulu. 23424.
Resurrection. 157383 (289).
Resurrection garden. 1973.
Retzlaw (Edna) My heart is like a
haunted house. 22888.
Reubke (J.) 94th psalm. 2812.
Reuter (Fritz) Stticke fur 3 gleiche
melodie-instrumente. ' 13382.
Reutter (Hermann) Grosses kalen-
der. 9983.
Révay (Rozsika) Caprice fantastique.
4884.
Revel (Harry):
Alabama man. 7099, 11696.
And then we wrote. 19692.
Ballad of the South. 23916.
Did you ever see a dream walking.
22029.
Doin’ the uptown lowdown. 16064,
19954.
Four moon skits. 21122.
Fox (Sam) magic carpet melodies.
16195, 16196.
Good morning glory. 22210.
He’s a cute brute. 20209.
I wanna meander with Miranda.
20400, 22460, 24586.
It was a night in June. -7991,
10276.
Lazy, lousy Liza. 20581.
Lovely little fratilein. 1404.
Low down upon the Harlem river.
1423, 5890..
1505
a
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
tevel (Harry )—Continued.
Mad moments. 1440.
Many moons ago. 22772.
My design for living. 20826, 25030.
My! oh, my. 8382, 12906.
My past, my present, my future.
10694.
Old, old man, with an old, old
pipe, and an old, old lady beside
him. 6212, 8486.
Orchid to you. 6248, 8521.
Tree was a tree. 2441, 2442.
Waltz with me. 13573.
When you were the girl on the
scooter. 17613, 21582.
Yes, my dear. 21639, 21640.
You're my past present aid fu-
ture. 21664.
You're such a comfcrt to
eiie:
Revelation pub. co. 240 studies
practical modern jazz, rumba
fox trot rhythms. 25573.
Revelle (Dorotha) Why did I. 11560.
Revere (Florence De) See DeRevere
(Florence)
Revival hymns. 25992 (56).
Revoil (C. L. K.):
me.
OT
and
Depuis Vheure charmante. 15733
(185).
Elle est jeune et rieuse. 15733
(1386).
Soir nous étions seuls. 15733
(137).
Revue damour. 2879, 2895, 3533, 4075
4055, 43880, 5896, 6578, 8002, 9616,
10294, 11932.
Revue marseillaise. 82, 19262.
Rex (C. G.) Um gonna go along.
3469.
Rex (G. W.) Heartless. 20214.
Rexford (HK. E.) April is here. 11670
(13).
All mine. 15759.
11011.
Rexroth (Marion)
Rey de los Gitanos.
Reyburn (Randy) French heels.
9904**,
Reyna (M. E.) President Roosevelt.
25289.
Reynolds (Barbara)
and his lass. 24672.
Reynolds (Charles)
9353.
Reynolds (Charlie)
Reynolds (D. C.)
It was a lover
Akron disaster.
Adorable. 7083.
Baby Lindy. 7168.
Reynolds (Ellis) There is gonna’ be
a change in the weather. 173890.
Reynolds (H. H.) My heart is in your
hands. 10657.
Reynolds (H. L.):
I hope you’re lonely. 14405.
Just another war on love.
Let’s bend. 20592.
8032.
Mobile Mamie. 22821.
My ramblin’ rose. 14903.
Reynolds (Hilda) Faith and loyalty.
5164.
Reynolds (Sarah) Akron disaster.
9353.
Reynolds (W. P.) My old briar root
pipe. 16869.
Reynolds & ¢o.:
Any more for the skylark. 17818.
Ballinadrae. 149.
Betty and Ann and Mary.
Broadcast album. 9524.
Filthy lucre. 648.
Four duets. 7180.
Four trios. 9256.
George, where’s George. 9927.
Hooray for our day boi ther sea.
10045.
I think I'll have another think.
18480.
Last straw. 8074.
Old barnstormer.
Old chair. 8478.
Soliloquy of a tramp. 2185.
That little dawg o’ mine.
Tommy out East. 2420.
Reznicek (EH. N. v.):
Donna Diana. 24161*.
Gondoliere des dogen.
Raskolnikoff. 4089.
Streichquartett. 6632.
Rhea (Washington) :
I'll pay the price. 18383.
I want my home beyond Jordan.
TS9A4.
In arms of love. 18478.
In my paradise. 20444.
Lord Jesus, please lead me home.
S175.
My symphony.
Rheinberger (Josef)
8812, 17270, 25515.
Rheinbuch-verlag.
9498.
18944.
2348.
T649*.
14910.
Sonata. 6395
Arabisches mdr-
chen. 4729.
Rhines (H. M.) Empty shell. 5125.
Rhoades (Katherine) Our honey-
moon ship. 21021.
Rhoden (Robert) Dear, please come
home to me. 9697.
Rhodes (B. 1.) Prosperous days.
13158.
Rhodes (E. J.) For it’s jig-saw puzzle
time. 5196.
Rhodes (Hssie) On my Aunt Betty's
farm. 1766.
Rhodes (Harold) Piper. 8570.
Rhodes (Helen) :
For propriety’s sake. 2815 (88).
I think. 938382 (148).
Rhodes (William) Prayer of the
erusaders. 23121.
Rhynie (Egbert) Nightfall in Har-
lem. 25111.
1506
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Rhys-Herbert (William) See Herbert
(William Rhys-)
Ricardo (Carlos)
1595.
Ricardo (G. H.) Flag of America, my
My Donna Rita.
home. 7578.
Ricardo (Jan) pseud. See Alger
(Vernon)
Ricardo (Sylvio) pseud. See Gabriel
(Wilhelm )
Ricca (HE. L.) Misunderstood. 20774.
Rieci (Aldo) :
Caprice. 15935.
Scherzo-tarantella. 17180.
Zigeunerweisen. 17749.
Ricci (Louis) Wondering. 7009.
Ricci (Luigi) Fiamma. 20060*.
Ricci Signorini (Antonio) :
Finale farsesco. 14214.
Sette pezzi infantili. 171382.
3 impressioni da <A_ Regoledo.
15126.
Ricciardi (Alfonso) ’A vittoria e La
Guardia. 21699.
Riccitelli (Primo) Madonna Oretia.
12712.
Ricciuti (A. G.) Ill always remem-
ber when I first met you. 18377.
Rice (D. J.) Three point two.
19381.
Rice (F. R.) Just the same to-day.
14610.
Rice (George) Let’s pretend we're
sweethearts. 24774.
Rice (J. M.) Mass in honor of Our
Lady of victory. 14753.
Rice (K. M.):
California blues. 9550.
Sweetheart of the rodeo.
Vagabond girl. 9082.
We'll be busy, we'll be happy.
15572.
Rice (Lewis)
22853.
Rice (Mary)
thing. 4616.
Rice (N. E.):
In the shadows of the stars.
22533. .
Mother calls you. 6006.
15385.
Mountain of
You have that some-
My dreamy mountain home. 14868, |
Richardson (A. L.)
20832.
Old Man Depression. 6207.
Underneath the Oregon moon.
6817.
Rice (R. 8S.)
21742.
Rice (W. G.):
Golden coast. 14291.
[ve found you. 14471.
Nancy Clancy. 14920.
Rich (A. C.):
Goo-goo-ga-ga-ga. 20155.
Oh! you lucky people.
Another girl like you.
10792.
love. |
Some-day land. 17261.
Speaking of operations. 8848.
Take me back to the shack I eall
home. 15398.
Rich (C. B.) pseud. See Lewis (C. B.)
Rich (Freddie) Penthouse. 23083.
Rich (Gladys) American lullaby. 74.
Rich (Jack) :
Falling star. 3217.
Mistaken in you. 24967.
Okay. pal. 6202, 10793.
Rich (John) Blue eyes. 17914.
Rich (Max) pseud. See Ehrlich
(M. R.)
Rich (Morris) Inno di gloria. 24653.
Rich (Murray) When can I eall
again. 4501.
Rich (Rose) Blues of the night. 2934.
Rich Mr. Hoggenheimer. 25992 (7).
Richards (Anthony) pseud. See Kies-
erling (Richard)
Richards (Barney) In the smoke
dreams of a cigarette. 12472.
Richards (Dick) I have a fortune in
my arms. 22352.
Richards (Fred)
number 52. 9904.
Richards (Gene) You're different,
you’re not the same. 15709.
Richards (Henry) Forget - me- not.
16185, 16186.
Richards (J. J.):
Florida. 7582.
Sunbeams. 8895.
Richards (Leroy)
along with you. 19095.
Richards (M. G.) Keep smiling that
N. R. A. smile. 22620.
Richards (Maude) My dream man
Freight wreck of
River take me
from Mars. 12874.
Richards (V. M.) Roosevelt victory
song. 8682.
Richards (W. L.):
I want to go back to that tropical
isle. 18448.
On old Main street. 21001.
Out where the sun goes down.
23053.
There’s a night in June that I
ean’t forget. 11315.
High hill. 33878.
Richardson (A. M.) Medizeval modes.
10540.
Richardson (C. E.):
Just like a corner of heaven.
14608.
Someday,
25507.
Springtime in old Granada. 25557.
* When the leaves turn to Silver.
23654.
Richardson (G. H.)
6048.
sometime, somewhere.
My California.
1507
Richardson (G. 8S.)
about you. 18409.
Richardson (H. P.) Largo.
Richardson (Harold):
Mira of the isles of the sea.
18745.
Springtime. 8855.
Richardson (I. K.)
some say yes. 8798.
Richardson (Melvin)
I’m just a fool
21771.
Some say no,
Only a child.
6239.
Richardson (N. E.) Prayer for avi-
ators. 15080.
Richardson (Y. M.) My love for you.
16864.
Richardville (R. M.) — Lovin’ man.
1421.
Richartz (Willy) Bei der wirtin Zum
weiss-blauen kranzerl. 9485.
Richepin (Tiarko) :
Six chansons. 15127, 15128.
Tulipe noire. 2460.
Richey" €A.” 'G.) Hail, Pittsburgh.
22238.
Richey (Sylvia) Just a little dream
of you. 14596.
Richfield (Sydney): Emeralds. 9800.
Richie (Ida) Buy American. 280.
Richman (Harry)::
Always in the dark. 15770.
Before we say good-night. 2916.
Richman (Martha) I want to prove
my dear I love you. 22466.
Richmond (Earl) Happiness galore.
24389.
Richmond (F. J.) Far away. 21696
(92).
Richmond (Harry) Dream kiss and
you. 22064.
Richmond (Russell) We danced in a
dream again. 9137.
Richner (J. B.) America marches on.
(Pia 17 (a Vd ig
Richter (Carl):
Londonderry air. 22704.
Slumber song. 21837.
Song of India. 23334.
Volga boatmen. 23550.
Richter (Ernst) pseud. See Krentzlin
Che Ro}
Richter (Otto):
Dank-psalm.
57. Psalm.
Richter (Willy) :
Birth of Christ.
Creation. 21969.
Rickards (John) Sweetheart I love
you, believe me I do. 23410.
Ricker (Frances) Why don’t you come
home. 2695.
Ricker (W. I.)
23029, 23030.
_Ricketson (J. H.) 3d.
12005.
13764.
19758.
Only old and grey.
Perle. 10879.
Ricketts (Bob) How long will it be.
20264.
Rickman (Clyde):
Co-operation. 7396.
Down in lover’s lane. 16073.
Keep it to yourself. 20553.
My lovely one. 12900.
Satisfy yourself with love. 13289.
Rico (F.) Biguine amoureuse. 9499.
Ricordi (G.) & « Valsa suburbana.
15529.
Ricordi (G.) & co.:
A la fiera de Mast’ Andrea. 2817.
Adjuro vos, filiae Jerusalem. 9340.
Al lupo. ‘13788, 21712.
Al musgot. 15748.
Alba. 17102.
Allegria di maschere.
Antiche danze ed arie.
Augurio. 9426.
Ballade des
2898.
Balletto romantico. 21778.
Ballo delle ingrate. 150, 4775*.
Barearola. 15824.
Bel cecé. 7197.
’ Berceuse. 4812, 15844.
Bisbetica domata. 9508.
Bocca su boeca. 9512.
Burla del pievano Arlotto.
Canta .. . canta. 15928.
Canti della stagione alta.
Canti di Strapaese. 4882.
Canto. 4040, 7857.
Canto di Zolfara.
Canto notturno. 18965.
Canzone al vento. 13968. -
Canzone del paradiso. 4883.
Canzone per ballo. 9565.
Canzonetta. 1873, 4024.
Celeghete. 15945.
Cento nuovi bassi senza numeri.
6291.
Concerto. 13944, 15995.
Concerto per violin. 404.
Continue thy singing. 21951.
Cori e danze per l’Ifigenia in Tau-
ride di Euripide. 15998.
Coro dei cori. 9649.
Danza primaverile.
Dichiarazion d’amor.
Divino infante. 24157.
Due melodie. 17438.
Due ricercari sul nome B.A.C.H.
13797.
87.
biens immeubles.
2969.
21871.
24027.
14074.
16054.
13979.
Echoes. 5108.
Ensino moderno de piano. 7533.
Ensueno de amor. 3197.
Fairy-tale. 9838:
Fantasia. 5984.
Fantasy. 53837.
Farsa_.,amorosa; 3225*.~" Zann
22116.
Favola del figlio cambiato. 24252*.
1508
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Favorito del re. 9851.
Fiamma. 20060".
_Figlia del re. 644.
Fior scoloriti e pallide viole.
7570.
Fiorella. 7571.
Flauto notturno. 12140.
Flores marchitas. 18178, 22132.
Gest. 7622.
Gondoliera. 16239.
Hoggar. 3384.
Idillio-concertino. 14491.
Imago ... dal Monte Pellegrino.
22496. —
Incanto di primavera. 5642*.
Intermezzo. 6764.
Leggenda zingaresca. 14648.
Lola. 20654.
Lunacy. 5893.
Madrigale e Ballata. 5908.
Mattino di primavera. 16762.
Metodo progressivo per lo studio
del clarinetto sistema Boehm.
24946, 24947.
Mirologio per un bambino. 10571.
Monacella della fontana. 12808.
Morale. 22836.
Neige. 1665.
Notte a Siviglia. 6156.
Old old story. 6214.
Omaggio a Vivaldi. 8498.
Ombra. 238014.
Ora di barga. 8520.
Oscuro é il ciel. 10837.
Palla de’ mozzi. 18980, 18981.
Partita. 4025, 23074.
Pastorale di natale. 8550.
Pliniana. 8582.
Poker °49. 63823.
Portrait. 23113.
Preludio e fuga in re maggiore.
21772.
Prode Anselmo. 19044.
Quartetto. 10982.
Raccolta di pezzi per organo.
19064.
Rapsodia. 6377.
Rispetto. 8666.
Ronda egiziana. 6417.
Rosso di sera. 23222.
Seale e 24 studi in tutti i toni.
15188.
Scherzo. 1874.
Se t’aje ’nzora. 4155.
Seconda sinfonia. 11075.
Semo mati. 171938.
Solitudo. 23315.
Sonata drammatica. 2201.
Spleen. 25555.
Spring coming. 6600.
Spring prelude. 6602.
Studio del pianoforte. 17317.
Suite-concertino. 153850.
Sulla cuna. 4265.
Tempo di gavotta. 15414.
Tempo di minuetto. 6708.
Time and place. 6752.
Tinche ... in campagna. 113851,
To-morrow. 6765.
Tre pezzi. 9985.
Tu m’aje prommise. 4405.
Tutte incipriate. 15502.
Vocalizzi. 13554-13556.
When I went up to Oxford. 6927.
Word. 7018.
II. album di musica moderna.
19644.
If. concerto. 11666.
2 film studies. 38001.
Ricordi (G.) & co., inc.:
Ave Maria: ‘121, 158138.
Bacchanalian song. 15818.
Benedicite, omnia opera. 23950.
Benedictus es, Domine. 13890.
Bionda signora. 217.
Bird song. 218.
Carol. 22223.
Fantasia. 24274.
Git along, little dogies. 22187.
Great awakening. 779, 780.
Hawthorn tree. 143830.
Home on the range. 22295.
In the forest. 11386, 1137.
Invocation to Orpheus. 24658.
Je me demande. 1184.
Lift thine eyes. 14659.
Love’s despair. 16724.
Lover o’mine. 1407.
Magnificat [and] Nune dimittis.
14725.
Missa, Our Lady of Pompeii.
8290.
Pange lingua. 108538.
Raven. 15110*, 21111*.
Sailors. 2037.
Sea dirge. 17188.
Tu lo sai. 4404.
Tu scendi dalle stelle. 9050.
We'll work along together side by
side. 21517.
Weavily wheat. 23601.
Weep no more. 13605.
When I was young and single.
23643.
Wherefore do you droop. ...
2674, 2675.
Wild bird. 2702.
Ricordi (G.) & co. (London) Itd.:
Fairy masquerade. 18164, 22109.
One out of many. 1784, 1785.
Too lazy for love. 25703.
Waiting for the night. 2549, 2550.
Riddle (KE. J.) When it’s May time in
the spring time. 9186.
Ride ’em cowboy. 4103*.
Ride on! ride on in majesty. 1979.
Rideout (Jack) -Someday. 23321.
Rider (A. L.) Sand man. 25898.
1509
INDEX
Rider (HycF.) Where’s Elmer.
23679.
Ridewood (R.) Flyer.
Ridgwell (Charles) If those lips
could only speak. T7076 (1438).
Ridgwell (Lily) If those lips could
only speak. TOT6 (148).
ir.
3239.
Ridings (Eleanor) Our Roosevelt.
21025.
Ridley (A. W.) & co. University carol
book. 6822.
Ridley (John) Time to say goodbye.
19390.
Rieboldt (Alfred) :
Darling in my arms. 17425.
One heavenly night. 6236.
Ried (Violet) Dreaming of our yes-
teryear. 19984.
Rieder (Marguerite) Living in hope.
16683.
Riedinger (Isabelle) Boat _ song.
17927.
Rieger (Nellie) When mother dear is
gone. 21560.
Riegger (Wallingford) :
All day on the prairie. 11708.
Down by the sea. 14129.
Giannina mia. 20113, 20114.
Home on the range. 12303.
In my garden. 22521.
One who has yearn’d alone. 13497.
Short’nin’ bread. 4184, 17218,
17219.
Song of ships. 21263.
Riego (Teresa Del) See Del Riego
(Teresa)
Riemenschneider (Albert) Liturgical
year. 138847.
Ries (F.) Cradle song. 9655, 9656.
Ries (Sylvia) Here comes prosperity.
3368.
Ries & Erler, g.m.b.h.:
Aufbruch der nation. 17840.
Concertante suite. 4952.
Crucifixus. 14059.
Deutsches barock. 5033.
Ich hatte einst ein schénes vater-
pt. II, n.s., v.28
Lohn Ges fleisses. 16684.
Strafe der faulheit. 17310.
Weihnachts-kantate. 17547.
Winteraustreiben. 17660.
Rieux (Justine De) See DeRieux
(Justine)
Riffey (Raymond) Broken hearted
doll. 21842.
Rifici (Vincent) Chant of the sea.
19838.
Riggin (T. O.) I’m dreaming along.
992.
Riggs (F. H.):
Springtime in my heart. 17297.
Sweetheart I love you tonight.
11255.
Riggs (S.)
8318.
Rignall (E. P.):
Baby boy. 180.
Memory’s scrap book.
Rigney (M. B.)
Mormon love serenade.
16772.
Trade your love for
mine. 6777.
Rigo. pseud. See Sacchi (Ulderico)
Riha (J.) Ave Maria. 13840.
Riker, Brown & Wellington, inc.:
America, the beautiful. 4705.
Apuana. 4727.
Benedicite, omnia opera Domini.
7201.
David jazz. 24128.
Lullaby. 3746.
Old English suite. 13017.
Roundabout book. 21153*.
Save me, O God. 25403.
Triume. 19415.
Riley (A. C. D.):
Blossom time. 4656 (68).
Harvest time. 4656 (239).
Ho! St. Nick. TO76 (123).
Little mother. 7076 (181).
One-a-penny. T7076 (254).
Tin soldiers. TO76 (350).
Riley (F. A.) Where’s all the bloomin’
money. 21585.
Riley (H. B.) Just a little love note.
22599.
land. 5586. Riley (M.M.) Little lost silver spoon.
Im dunklen miihlental schlagt eine | _ 1340.
nachtigall. 5610. Riley (W. C.) Rolling on. 25196.
Kammersonate. 24716. Rimsky-Korsakoff (N.):
Liebeslied. 5792. Bumble-bee. 269.
Rumiinisch. 6432. Flight of the bumblebee. 662,
Sechs jugendlieder. 19009. 5188, 14220, 14221, 22130, 22131,
Variationen wtiber ein eigenes 24267.
thema. 19452. Polonaise. 1896.
Violin-konzert. 23544. Song of India. 6564, 11180, 23334,
Wenn mein schatz mich kiisst. 25518.
19498. Rinaldi’ (G@.) Trois ball’s dans la
Riess (Carl) Old Volga lullaby. 6220. peau. 19421.
Rieter-Biedermann (J.): Rinard (K. CC.) Seraps from a rag
Deutsche messe. 22024. bag. 4154.
Grimmig tod. 16264. Rinderknecht (A. C.) Those haunting
Kameradschaft. 16599. memories of you. 4357.
1510
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Rindone (S.)
25782.
Rinehart (Alan)
Waters of Sicily.
See Rinehart (J. A.)
Rinehart (J. A.) That’s why I’m lone-
some tonight. 8975.
Rinehart (R. E.) What did I do.
19501.
Rinella (Emilio)
9981.
Ring (Jack) Biluer than blue.
Ring (Justin):
Buy American. 285, 7281.
Gee, but it’s great to meet a
friend. 12187, 20110.
Hummin’ to myself. 38401.
Knights of the round table. 25992
(34).
My heart is hummin’ I love you.
8365
My musical paint box of beautiful
dreams. 16868.
One thousand miles from shore.
2815. (263).
Poison, I shall die loving
8583.
Tell me pretty girl, did you smile
on me. 2815 (322).
Ring (L. J.) I’m going back to Iowa.
14436.
Ringen (A. H.)
3179.
Ringle (Dave):
Goop called Knute. 5297, 7668.
I’m gonna make the grade. 22402.
Paddle-wheel paddle me home.
25219.
Toward the dawn. 24831.
Ringle (Dave) music, inc.:
Humming bird. 908.
I’m gonna make the grade.
Song of my soul. 25519..
That night when I found you.
2351.
Toward the dawn. 2431.
Ringle (M. E.) Lois. 20653.
Ringleben (J.) See Ring (Justin)
Ringler (Daniel) When I got dem
buckshot blues. 21549.
Ringler (Lloyd) Something in my
heart. 4227.
Ringuet (Leon) aw. and Ringuet
(Adrien, Gaston and Louis) props.:
Dance of the sorcerers. TO76 (52).
Marionettes’ wedding. 7076 (196).
Grido popolare.
15878.
you.
Dreams of long ago.
22402.
Valse napolitaine. 7076 (364).
Rinkens (Wilhelm) :
Auf ferner wacht. 11742.
Brautlied. 11851.
Rot roéslein. 13215.
Veronica chamaedrys. 13546.
Rinker (Alton) How can you stay
away. 22814.
Rio (Rosa):
I
am longing for to-morrow.
16348.
Longing for tomorrow. 10463.
My heart’s back in New Orleans.
10658.
Rio Rita. 21130.
Ripa (Virgilio) :
Album delle novita Carisch estate
19383. 15753.
Bacio. 142.
Canzone degli sci. 13969.
Chi sara la maglia rosa.
Chiacchiere. 3025.
Dove sei. 150386.
® facilissimo. 8284.
Edera. 142.
Io di amori ne ho tre.
14009.
3740.
Luci nella notte. 3740.
Mimose. 8284.
Per me—per te. 2478.
Perdona ancora. 15036.
Questa non é che una promessa.
13969.
Sperduti nel blu.
Tre cuori. 9035.
Ugo. 2478.
Yo-yo crisi.
Ripley (Betty) Land o’ love. 20575.
Ripp (L. H.) Who told you so. 6975.
Rippey (R. J.) Hushaby lullaby.
20277.
Riri et Nono en vacances. 7368, 9802.
Riri et Nono se débrouillent. 8635.
Risher (A. P.) He lives the King
of Kings. 829%.
Risi-ton-verlag :
Foerster’s liebesgarten. 12150.
Hab’ keine heimat mehr. 798.
Midel aus dem Rheinland. 20710.
Meine grosse liebe ist ein kleines
miidel. 1501.
Rising (Leo) :
Night you sang on the_ radio.
3025.
23792.
3928.
That’s certain, she is mine, all
mine. 23854.
Rissland (Karl) Ditson string quar-
tet album. 5041.
Ritchie (J. L.) Honey gal, how long’s
it ’gwine to be. 883.
Ritchie (Jack) See Ritchie (J. L.)
Rittenhouse (George) Calm o’er the
hill. 11876.
Ritter (George)
gone days. 6672.
Ritter (M. I.):
Christmas highway. 19856.
Christmas message. 19856*.
Easter triumph. 3186.
In His Kingdom. 10212.
Ritter (R. J. G.) Our melody of love.
13059.
Sweetheart of by
1511
INDEX
Ritter (Tex) Cowboy Tom's: round-
up book. 11979, 19891.
Ritter (Th.) Zamacueea. 11670
(445).
Ritter Roland, 14831.
Rivera (C. A.) Hats off to the ad-
ministration. 22255.
Rivera (L. A.) Esquiva. 7542.
Rivers (H. L.) That’s my Ruth from
Nebraska. 11301.
Riverton (Stein):
My clear guiding star. 18813.
That tender string of life. 6722.
Rivetti (Jimmy) :
I read my answer in your eyes.
20389.
Way down in Washington lives
the greatest man. 25784.
Rizza (J. J.) Service forever.
Rizza (Pete):
BE facilissimo. 8284.
Passa la marina. 15027.
Per me-per te. 2478.
Questa non é€ che una promessa.
13969.
Ricciolino biondo.
Se fosse lei. 11071.
Rizzi (Alberto) :
Love and kisses.
Ya—ya. 23739.
Yo—yo. 23791.
Rizzi (Augusto) :
Queen of the crystal spring. 8641.
When you are near. 21573.
Rizzo (A. W.) Cielo. 4929.
Rizzo (Mary) You’re always in my
dreams, sweetheart. 21659.
Roach (Hster) Depression
14099.
Roach (William) :
In the quiet of the evening. 10232.
My old southland home. 10690.
Roach (William) publications:
In the quiet of the evening.
10232.
My old southland home. 10690.
Roach & Fields, music publishers.
Ink bottle stomp. 14547.
Roan (Py:
Bonny bluebonnet. 23980.
My Guadalupe. 18822.
Robak (John) :
Czyscie mnie muzycy nie poznaly.
21978.
Jak ja bende w polu lezal. 22570.
Komu graja niedolendze. 22629.
Kots po gorze chodzi. 22631.
Kup mi buty kup mi pas. 22632.
Podtug dawnego zwyezaju. 23108.
15221.
1977.
22721.
blues.
Polak jestem z urodzenia. 23104.
Poszedi jario do kasienki. 23114.
Powiedz ze mi powiedz dziewczy-
no moja. 23117.
W mojem ogrédeezku. 23553.
pt. II, n.s., v. 28
Robards (C. L.) You—just you.
15700.
Robbers (W.) pseud. Yuanka. T7019.
Robber’s roost. 3074, 3265. .
Robbins (A. F.) . National recovery
march. 18884.
Robbins (Dale) Safety always.
8702.
Robbins (Marilynn) Rah! For the
N.R.A. 21106.
Robbins (Nettie) :
Meet me down by the wayside.
24914.
When I can eall you all my own.
9176.
Robbins (R. C.) :
Daniel Webster’s horses.
Dover Beach. 5065.
Homeward. 5406.
Night-piece. 6135.
Remembrance. 6387.
Sea-harvest. 6475.
Storm-song. 6629.
Sunset. 6648.
Tiger. 6749.
To her lover below earth. 6757.
Robbins (W. W.):
Climb on the old band wagon.
9625.
Out of the night you came. 13066.
Robbins collection of two hundred jigs,
reelS and country dances. 21136.
Robbins music corp.:
Americana. 19685.
Andantino. 22648.
Apple blossoms. 4721.
April kisses. 71389.
Beebe. 9474.
Black and blue bottom. 4826.
Blue mirage. 15874.
Breakfast breakdown.
Comie strips. 4945.
Feelin’ my way. 7564.
Flying fingers. 16174.
Frankie and Johnny. 16198.
Glad hearts. 7629.
Going to press. 5268.
Hole in the wall. 14349.
Holiday. 3385, 22290:
Hope’s forgotten song.
Hour of prayer. 7771.
Knockin’ on wood. 14623.
Londonderry air. 22705.
Man on the flying trapeze. 10518.
Manhattan serenade. 22770.
Mareh faithful soldiers, keep
marching along. 8236.
Marching along together.
Mood Hollywood. 16805.
Mystic fantasy. 20891.
Nella. 10723.
Oh, dem golden slippers. 13001.
On the trail. 21008, 23021.
Ooodles of noodles. 10833.
4986.
23991.
T766.
16754.
1512
GRR
<=. ane
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Penthouse. 23083.
Pickin’ my way. 17059.
Plantation recollections. 17064.
Prelude to the moon. 17091.
‘Rainbow’s end. 18175.
Robbins collection of two hundred
jigs, reels and country dances.
21136.
Rose of Tralee. 17152.
Run of the news. 6433.
Runnin’ ragged. 6484.
Serenade. 23252.
Shall we meet on that beautiful
shore. 8739.
Sob sister. 6540.
Seuthern memories. 21284.
Starlight dance. 17301.
Street scene. 13379, 21306.
Viennese refrain. 21474.
Vilia. 21476.
Waltz. 19852.
Robe (Harold) Carrying on with you.
7315, 9572.
Robersson (Max) Sit tight, honey,
sit tight. 11135.
Robert und Bertram. 5094, 5095, 6407,
7001, 7002.
Roberta. 25961.
Roberton (H. S.):
As when at evening. 11736.
De battle ob Jerico. 22006.
My ain hoose. 22864, 22865.
O, love the maiden fair. 22984.
Ossianic processional. 25202.
Steal away to Jesus. 11217.
Swing low, sweet chariot.
Roberts (C. J.):
Don Alonso’s treasure.
East of Suez. 5099.
Echoes from: Germany. 5109.
Educational orchestra
97938, 18134.
Festival march. 9860.
Intermezzo. 6987.
Jingle bells. 1196, 22583.
More four tones. 18784.
Pomp and chivalry. 6325, 6326.
Tambourin. 11274.
Watermelon dance.
Roberts (Caradog)
11268.
5054,
6870.
Crossing the bar.
16009.
Roberts (Carolyn) Leporean march.
24762.
Roberts (D. R.) My prayer. 25078.
Roberts (EK. B.) Dancing the hours
away. 4057.
Roberts (Elenor) Soul of the night.
19260.
Roberts (F. H.) Working on a jig-
saw puzzle with you. 9259.
Roberts (F. M.) March on like a
legionaire. 18703.
Roberts (H. H.):
Expectancy. 22107.
album. —
Joyous springtime. 8018.
Song of New Hampshire. 23335.
Welcome ode of James Farrington
chapter. 21531.
Roberts (H. W.):
Christmas fantasy. 3036.
Grandfather’s old clock. 775.
Liberty band march. 13812.
Liberty band opening. 3677.
New Year’s revels. 3921.
Roberts (Henry) Goodnight but not
goodbye. 5288.
Roberts (I. S.):
I might have known. 5550.
You’re worth a million to me.
7054.
Roberts (I. W.):
I’m going home. 16412.
In the vale of dreams. 16520.
Mother mine. 16824.
Roberts (Ira):
Down in lover’s lane. 9750.
I’d like to take you out of circu-
lation. 10081.
Roberts (J. L.) Mem’ries of dreams
come true. 18729.
Roberts (J. P.) It’s because I love
you that way. 10267.
Roberts (K. A.) pseud. See King
(R. A. K.)
Roberts (lL. P.) Wandering in the
starlight. 2562.
Roberts (L. S.) Rolling stone. 23795
(73).
Roberts (Leland) pseud. See Roberts
(L. S.)
Roberts (Lowell E.)
Jesus alone. 23562.
Roberts (Lula E.)
Walking with
Some old day.
11168.
Roberts (Mary) Wandering in the
starlight. 2562.
Roberts (Porter) :
I’ve found a rose in melancholy
lane. 24577.
Talking in your sleep. 23423.
You know. you ean’t. take it.
25956.
Roberts (R. J.):
Columbine. 14038.
In the valley of the Rio Grande.
14539.
No other girl ever treated me thus,
14947.
Roberts (S. A.):
In old Mexico.
When I’m blue.
Roberts (W. L.)
5630.
6921.
Land of the jungles.
24747.
Robertson (Alec) Girls’ songs for
seafarers. 5252.
Robertson (Edith) I- just wonder.
947.
1513
INDEX
Robertson (H. Y.):
Depression blues. 24148.
Happiness, memories of days of
long ago. 24390.
Robertson (I. A.) Flower of the
night. 22134, 22135.
Robertson (M. V.) Brazos river moon.
15891.
Robertson (Pearl)
Robertson (Tate)
heart. 8788.
Robideau (Clement)
memories. 12642.
Robin (Leo):
Be careful. 17872.
Gather lip-rouge while you may.
14259, 18212.
How do I look. 14867, 18342.
Lonely little seflorita. 22709.
Musical scene. 14851, 14852.
You can be had, be careful. 17705.
Robin zbojnik. 8409.
Robinson (A. B.) Minnesota, land of
beauty. 20768.
Robinson (A. L.)
blues. 15440.
Robinson (Blondi) Mr. Beans from
Boston town. 22817.
Robinson (C. H.) I’ve got the world’s
wide depression blues. 3500.
Robinson (C. R.) Nocturne in E flat.
6150.
Robinson
14137.
Robinson (EH. J.):
As I face the sunset and home.
4738.
Roosevelt, Roosevelt, our Presi-
Memories. 12766.
Smile for me sweet-
Little bits of
Those dark brown
(Chater) Dream doors.
dent. 11080, 19104.
Robinson (H. F.) Heartaches and
memories. 22270.
Robinson (Ikey) Mister, will you
serenade. 18752.
Robinson (J. E.) Such an angel is
the girl that waits for me. 15348.
Robinson (J. L.):
Becky play your violin. 7192.
Spit on it for luck. 2235.
Vice. 2519.
Robinson (J. M.) Deep in the heart.
22016.
Robinson (J. R.):
Ha-ja-do song. 16269.
Harlem gal. 3343.
I wanna know all about you.
18444.
One week without you. 1788.
Rasputin, that highfalutin’ lovin’
man. 4090.
Shim sham shimmy. 15231.
What are little girls made of.
13613.
When we meet again. 2656.
pt. III, n. s., V. 28
Robinson (James) Ill be waiting for
you. 5485.
Robinson (James L.)
away. 19843.
Robinson (L. B.) Bank divine. 7183.
Robinson (Lucille) You left no sou-
venir for me. 19608.
Robinson (O. D.) Strangest interlude
Chase my blues
in a century of progress. 17311*.
Robinson (O. W.) Chauntecleer.
24042*.
Robinson (Paul):
If it were only true. 10188.
That’s gratitude. 6718.
Robinson (Seymour) I’m sure it
wasn’t love. 16433.
Robinson (Stanford) :
British grenadiers.
Heart of oax. 3361.
"Twas a dear little song. 11385.
Robinson (Wayne) You haunt me.
13721.
Robinson (Wesley) :
Love me too. 13891.
Tryin’ to forget you. 2455.
Robinson Crusoe. 24594, 25212, 25598.
Robison (C. J.):
Carry me back to the lone prairie.
19830.
Long long ways
12662.
Sing another line. 17233.
Robison (J. A.) Beauty parlor sweet-
heart. 4791.
Robison (Willard) :
Beneath the spell of a yellow
delta moon. 18889.
OV debbil microphone. 16981.
Robison & Pita. Beauty parlor sweet-
heart. 4791.
Robison’s (C. J.) 5 minute Jew’s harp
instruction book. 25346.
Robles (D. A.) Condor pasa. 9643.
Robrecht (Carl):
Alle mit uns. 93862, 9363.
Atlantis. 9417.
Dame in braun.
Leuchtende sterne.
Phantom. 6300.
Robson (C. T.) You took my heart—
left a lonely soul. 11651.
Robson (R. W.) Your songs to Jesus
raise. 2797.
Robyn (A. G.):
Belle of long ago.
Daddy. T7076 (50).
Dear little daisy. T7076 (60).
Elaine, girl of my heart.
(69).
Entrance of beauties. 11670 (90).
Entrance of the king. 11670 (91).
Entrance of the queen. 15733
(113):
2953, 7267.
from home.
7411.
20607.
11670 (28).
7076
1514
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Fads as they went round and | Rodde (Richard):
round. 2815 (84).
Giddy gay Lothario. 11670 (118).
I love you and am longing for
you still. 23795 (34).
I’m a hermit. 7076 (134).
I want it all. 11670 (154).
It’s all the same to me. 11670
(173).
Mass of the sacred heart. 2815
(205).
Norman, the social reformer. 2815
(248).
Princess beggar. 11670 (290-293),
15733 (279, 280).
Raining. 7076 (274).
Rook and the robin. 2815 (292).
That would never do for me. 2815
(327).
Woodeutters. 2815 (380).
You’re the only one for me. 2815
(384).
Robyn (Louise) :
Minuet. 4656 (405).
Robyn-Gurlitt. 17139.
Robyn (Lulu) pseud. See Robyn
(Louise )
Rocereto (M. 8S.) R. O. T. C. 19062.
Rochberg (A. G.) I can’t forget.
18356.
Roche. (H. J.):
Bye-bye depression. 2978.
N. R. A. parade. 18873.
Roche (Louis) Nowadays nothing’s
new. 10768.
Rochette (J.):
Tl build a nest. 12351.
Jubilo. 3598.
Rock (Arthur) Pining for you.
10898.
Rock (B. A.):
Melody of woes. 18727.
Moon pale moon. 18776.
Rock-a-bye baby. 8672.
Rocked in the cradle of the deep.
13765 (181).
Rocky (Al.) co.:
Frets and strings. 18204.
Guitar in blue. 18261.
June memories. 20517.
Paraphrase on Prelude. 21048.
Stringin’ along with Annabelle.
15345.
Volpette. 21488.
Rod (John) Hello! chérie. 22274.
Rodart music corp.:
Hallelujah, I’m a bum. 803.
Tl do it again. 959.
What do you want with money.
2606.
You are too beautiful. 2758.
Rodde (B. R.):
Ahoy, girls, ahoy. 9349.
Mother love the only true. 24995.
No use in livin’. 22966.
Rode (KF. W.):
Drop around, dear old pal, oer
the holiday. 24202.
Hooray for the N.R.A. 20252.
Unloved. 238529.
Rode (I. O.):
Drop around, dear old pal, o’er
the holiday. 24202.
Hooray for the N.R.A. 20252.
Unloved. 238529.
Rodé (Jesabelle) What one rose can
say. 2610.
Rodeheaver (H. A.):
All that I need. 21720.
Chiefest of ten thousand. 21909.
Dream of my heart. 548.
He lives. 22261.
In His face. 22517.
In the morning. 22531.
It is morning in my heart. 22551.
Jesus took my burden. 22579.
Old country chapel. 23004.
Revival hymn. 23179.
Rodeheaver’s (Homer) world’s
greatest collection of sacred
songs. 23198.
Sun will shine again. 23387.
Think it not strange. 28463.
To a higher plane of life. 23481.
Rodell (A.) Superb Hawaiian guitar
folio. 6650.
Roden (R. F.) Ain’t you coming back
to old New Hampshire, Molly.
17752 (6, 7).
Rodenbaugh (W. B.) Boyhood mem-
ories of William B. Rodenbaugh.
118389.
Roder (Milan) :
Caballero-lied. 2981.
Din caval. 7454.
Rodes (Miguel) :
Ay Morena. 126.
Glorias Sevillanas. 749.
Rodgers (C. D.):
Ghost of the girl there was. 734.
Not so good, not so bad. 16956.
Rodgers (Irene):
Lonely caravan. 24818.
Night of romance. 61384.
Rodgers (Jimmie) :
Blue yodel. 11823, 15877.
Cowhand’s last ride. 16005.
Gambling barroom blues. 12182.
Hobo’s meditation. 22284.
Land of my boyhood dreams.
14636.
Long tall mamma blues. 12663.
Mississippi delta blues. 16792.
Mother, the queen of my heart.
22848.
No hard times. 1692.
1515
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INDEX
pt. Il, n. s., Vv. 28
Rodgers (Jimmie )—Continued.
Old pal of my heart: 16992.
Peach picking time down in Geor-
gia. 10876, 13097.
Rock all our babies to. sleep.
23191.
Southern cannon ball. 15306.
* Whippin’ that old T.B. 2677.
Yodeling ranger. 21641.
Rodgers (Richard) :
Black diamond. 11814.
Burning. 138947.
Dancing lady. 12003, 16022.
Development of baby star number.
24145.
Face the facts. 7551.
Fly away to Ioway. 16171.
Give a man a job. 18224.
Go, go, go. 20182.
Hallelujah, Im a bum. 808.
Hello. 18811.
Hollywood party. 12302, 18330.
Ill do it again. 959.
I’m a queen in my own domain.
24537.
I’m one of the boys. 14448.
I married an angel. 3488, 7862—
7864.
Keep away from the moonlight.
24720.
Lover. 5880.
Mahster’s coming. 12715.
My friend, the night. 25037.
Pots. 15071.
Prayer. 15079.
Reincarnation. 19076.
Rhythm of the day. 25334.
Tell me I know how to love. 8946.
What do you want with money.
2606. .
When you're falling in love with
the Irish. “9211.
Yes me. 19595.
You are. 13715.
You are too beautiful. 2758.
You’ve got that. 17741, 19632.
Rodick (Beatrice) :
Bug brigade. 21846.
Man hangin’ around. 5911.
Monkeyology. 12810.
Rodney (George) :
Blue paradise. 17920.
Hot and bothered, got to have
love. T7767.
Is it you. 18501.
Just a cabin in Dixie land. 14594.
Rodrick (F. R.):
It’s that old fashion grossvater
beer. 14569.
It’s time to get the spirit of the
N.R.A. 20487.
Rodricks (Don) What’s become of
my man. 19508,
1516
Rodrigo (Joaquin) Zarabauda lejana
y Villancico. 46538.
Rodrigue (Lina):
Chiparosa. 11981.
Claurisa: my own.
Lady in the moon,
Rodrigues (F. P.):
Back to my mammy’s arms. 13853.
14028.
14627.
I’m afraid of you ole river. 16411.
Rodriguez (C. F.) While dancing and
waltzing with you. 18654.
Rodriguez (F.) Ando en busca.
21738.
Rodriguez (G. H. Matos) See Matos
Rodriguez (G. H.)
Rodriguez (Hernan) Chant of the
Hindu. 340.
Rodriguez (Paolo) Mustalainen.
8345.
Redriguez (R. G.) While dancing
and waltzing with you. 13654.
Roe (Johnny) Saying good-bye to
love. 23249.
Roe (M. W.)
country. 6876.
Roeckel (J. L.) O night, most beauti-
fils ios aGlOale
Roeder (H. 8S. P.) Ive got the blues
for my home town. 24583.
Well rally for our
Roenn (Hans) That old stein 0’
mine. 8969.
Roesch (W. P.) Mother's voice.
22851.
Roesgen-Champion (Marguerite) :
Elégie. 5117.
Pastorale. 6410.
Roessel (George) It’s you I love, and
you’re the one. 3580.
Ro6tsch (Paul) . Mensehen habt euch
gern. 22808.
Roger (J. P.) ‘Through the years.
15448.
Rogers (Alex) Why Adam sSinned.
13665.
Rogers (Bernard) Exodus. 609.
Rogers (Hdward) She dwells by
great Kenhawa’s side. 6491.
Rogers (Gladys)
love. 238249.
Rogers (H. J.)
Rogers (J. B.)
blue. 8976.
Rogers (J. B.) producing ¢o.
change. 38709*.
Rogers (J. H.):
And love means you. 11670 (10)..
Bedouin song. 11670 (26).
Faith’s Easter heritage. 621.
General Bum-Bum. 11670 (115).
In der einsamkeit. 11670 (159).
Julia’s garden. 16571.
Kleine blumenmidchen.
(188).
Saying good-bye to
Happy. 806.
That’s why I’m so:
Loose:
11670.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Out of the depths. 17752 (110).
Red rose, red rose. 11670 (803).
Reveille. 11670 (306).
Star. 6614.
Sweet and low. 11670 (362).
To-day if ye will hear His voice.
17752 (147).
Traumerei. 11670 (383).
Try smiling. 21437.
Voice of April. 11670 (3898).
Was der waldbach sich erzahit.
11670 (401).
Yesterday ran roses. 11670 (442).
Rogers (J. O.) If you are gone.
5600.
Rogers (J. S.):
T’ll always belong to you. 22364.
Write me a song I Gan Sing.
237384.
Rogers (Jess) My vision sweetheart.
6105.
Rogers (John) :
Tli always belong to you.
Say it with a song. 25406.
Rogers (K. P.) Hills of Vermont are
calling. 5387.
Rogers (Lavinia) :
Abyssinia. 4656 (8*).
Here it comes again. 138765 (81).
Island of by and by. 28795 (389).
It’s hard to find a king like me.
11670 (174).
Let it alone. 21696 (226).
22364.
Tale of the monkey maid. 11670
(366).
Where my forefathers died. 11670
(428).
Rogers (Lee) pseuwd. See Wilson
(Roger )
Rogers (M. H.) Good times are here.
16248.
Rogers (P. D.)
12854.
Rogers (Richard) ‘That's love. 17276.
Rogers (Sylvia) Im still remember-
ing. 101388.
Rogers and Burke.
so blue. 8976.
Rogozin (Samuel)
fon der mame, 14490.
Rogstad (Syvenna) Good-bye Hoover!
Hello Roosevelt. 24356.
Rohde (EH. R. L.) Proposing. 138148.
Rohlee (Max):
Dubarry. 570, 571.
In Spanien, im schdénen Spanien.
10223.
Rohr (J. M.)
you. 20864.
Rohrsen (G. F.) Century of prog-
ress at Chicago 1933. 3008.
Roi aveugle. 15733 (291).
Roi des aulnes. 21988.
Roi des clochards. 8591.
Must I be satisfied.
That’s why I’m
Ich sing a brief
I’m just a fool about
Roi des
18059. .
Roig (Gonzalo) Quiéreme mucho.
15106.
palaces. 73888, 7445, 8015,
When the mountains
13641.
Just to have
Rokosz (J. J.)
divide you and me.
Roland (Katherine)
you. 22616.
Roland (Marc) pseud. See Beneke
(Adolf)
Roland (Reiny) pseud. See Miller
(Reinhard )
Rolander (V. J.) That blond headed
girl of mine. 19345.
Roid (B. F.) I found the one I love
had gone. 5470.
Roley-boley. 15140.
Rolfe (Walter) :
In dreamy dells. 11670 (160).
Just between us two. 10324.
Kiss of spring. 9832 (199-201).
Kiss of spring waltz. 13765 (104).
Paraders. .11670 (275).
Rustic lilt. 4132.
Vale of song. 2496.
Roil de ole chariot along.
Roller (R. W.):
Stop me if you’ve heard this.
2b
What good is love. 9170.
Rollicking girl. 2815 (103).
Rollinat (Maurice) :
25352.
En regardant sauter les geais
15733 (111).
Forét pale. 15733 (125).
Gardeuse de chévres. 15733
(129).
Lierre. 15733 (187).
Lune. 157383 (193).
Musique. 15733 (226). '
Rollins (Will) psewd. See Bransen
(W.. H.)
Rollinson (T. H.):
Calypso polka. 157338 (41).
Easy dance music for cornet and
piano. 11670 (84).
Favorite duets for mandolin and
piano. 11670 (102).
Nydia waltz. 2815 (251).
Popular melodies for B flat clari-
net. 21696 (318).
Popular solos for trombone or
baritone. 238795 (65).
Raymond. 4656 (639).
Twenty-four guitar solos.
(312).
Roma (Caro):
Abide with me. 2815 (2).
Golden chain. 11670 (127).
Jewels. 11670 (178).
Love me today tomorrow may
never come. 9332 (219).
Sometimes. 11670 (349).
11670
ai
INDEX
Roma (Valentino) Italian armada.
20492.
Roma musie€ ¢co.:
Italian armada. 20492.
Lively-polka. 20649.
Merry widow. 24941.
Star light-mazurka. 20649.
Romagnoli (Mario) Silvana. 8757.
Roman (Elly) Ilona. 1104, 1105.
Roman P. (Raul) Wandering souls.
6861.
Roman scandals.
25363.
Romance
151457.
Romance of a people. 23196*.
Romano (Louis) Rolling on.
Romano (Matthew) Sitting
rainbow. 21226.
Romano (Ralph) :
Good times coming. 5295.
My precious child. 3897.
No matter what you say, no mat-
ter what you do, I love you.
6142.
Playing the game of love. 4043.
Song I wrote for you. 6563.
Romanoff (Walter) :
Cheerful. 14005.
Nonchalance. 10757.
Skies will brighten to-morrow.
13305.
Romans (Al.):
Deboires. 485.
Idylle sous-marine.
If we meet again.
Je voudrais. 1189.
Lost lover. 12667.
Mon cceur soupire. 1540.
Romans (Allain) Sad moon.
Romberg (Sigmund) :
Blue paradise. 13912.
Chant des galériens. 24040.
Frivolette. 24307. |
Give me a roll on a drum. 3287.
I’d write a song. 928.
Il est de beaux réves.
In my garden. 1128.
Je vous aimerai dans lombre.
17936, 18912, 20559,
in a department store.
23196.
ony 1g
7908.
12440.
23238.
22492.
22573.
Ma belle Pétronille. 22759.
Melody. 3794, 12764.
Never had an education. 1669.
Pompadour. 1897.
Pour faire le tournedos. 23115.
Pour vivre auprés de vous. 23116.
Quand les soldats vont au pas.
23145.
Rose de France. 25371.
Studentenprinz. 2258, 4262.
Sur la mer immense. 23394.
To-night may never come again.
2422.
You are the song. 2750.
pt. Wi, nus vee
Romeo und Julia auf dem dorfe.
11472.
Romero (Modesto) :
Gitana ... . Gitana;jj1226£
Mi caballo murio. 12784.
Romero (Ricardo) :
Atorrante. 19714.
Malaga. 16746.
Mentira. 14779.
Romick (Joseph) Garner march of
Texas. 18211.
Romick (Meyer)
Texas. 18211.
Rommel (J. C.)
17757.
Romualdez (Norberto)
musie series. 8603.
Ronald (Landon):
Barecarolle. 15733 (21).
Tf I had wealth. 9332 (155).
In sunshine and shadow. 9332
(165).
When _ butterflies 9332
(387).
Rondi (C. A.) Hannastown. 20185.
Rondo-verlag, G.m.b.H.:
Caramba. 583.
EKinmal noch mocht’ ich dich ktis-
sen. 583.
Geliebte kleine Ellen, komm mit
mir in die wellen. 729, 730.
Ich bin vielleicht verliebt. 1066,
1067.
Madonna wo bist du. 1442-1445.
Mit einem kuss beginnt das gliick.
16799, 16800.
Pudel. 1926.
Und sagst du heut’ auch, dass du
mich liebst. 17472, 17473.
Wir haben uns nichts mehr zu
Garner march of
Accept our greetings.
Progressive
return.
sagen. 4573, 4574.
1000 worte liebe. 2813, 2814.
Rondomanski (Zygmund) I’m _ en-
route for my cute little you. 22396.
Ronell (Ann):
Brief moment. 13933.
Gonna take my time down South.
763.
I’m gonna hurry to take my time
down South. 3471.
In a silly symphony. 22507, 24627. ~
Lullaby of love. 18684.
Merry-go-round. 10564, 12780.
Micky Mouse and Minnie’s in
town. 14789, 18736.
Palooka. 21037.
Palooka it’s a grand old American
name. 25223.
There’s work to be done. 13449.
What the dickens do we care.
19510.
Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf.
19548, 19549.
Zelda by the Zuider Zee. 2802.
1518
a
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Ronsek (H. A.) You are the one for
me, cherie. 7032.
Ronzoni macaroni co. Ronzoni. 17142.
Roobenian (Amber): .
Nocturne. 15148.
Oriental dance. 1808.
Rood (C. A.) Song of the open coun-
try. 11184, 13347.
Rooney (J. L.) I found a buttercup.
7806. .
Rooney (M. J.) My Rocky Mountain
home. 18845.
Roos (Robert de) Cing études. 15149.
Root (EF. 8.) Scales and various ex-
ercises for the voice. 4656 (560).
Root (Herbert) pseud. See Tutelman
(H. H.)
Rootham (C. B.)
Roques (Léon)
(André) prop.:
Cheveux. 23795 (14).
Duo 4 la fontaine. 15733 (101).
Mort de Pelléas. 23795 (55).
Rosa (Bella) Love for a day. 5860.
Rosa (M. L. dela) Rosariyo. 13210.
Rosa (Tomas) Inspiracion. 14549.
Rosalie runs riot. 13208.
Rosaura (La) 23058.
Rosche (Edward) :
Chaperon. 23795 (138).
Rosche’s secular male quartets for
coneert use. 23795 (75).
Rosche (G. F.):
Chaperon. 23795 (18).
Come, ye thankful people, come.
Trio. 2445.
au. and Roques
18006.
Hiaster evangel. 796.
Hark! The herald angels sing.
18277.
Hope of the ages. 18336*.
O sacred head, now wounded.
6183.
Rosche’s Children’s day carols.
2010.
Rosche’s secular male quartets for
concert use. 23795 (75).
Thanksgiving. 213857.
Rosche (Myra):
- Chaperon. 23795 (138).
Rosche’s secular male quartets for
concert use. 23795 (75).
Rose (A. E.):
Children’s song. 7350.
Come home. 17995.
Cricket. 11983.
Dobbin. 3132.
Fairies’ good-night.
Frolics. 12174.
Giant’s fight. 7625.
Glow-worms. 12212.
Goblins. 5264.
Goliwog. 3301.
Goo-gou’s call. 12232.
Hallowe’en. 3387.
5161.
38188—34——_29
Humming bird. 3402.
I wait for thee. 22459.
Kelpie. 3630.
Moon-man. 8306.
Spiders. 138360.
Thereunder. 13450.
Toys. 9081.
Young will o’ the wisp. 4642.
Rose (Alfred) :
Chants d’Israél. 21902.
Good-night waltz. 5291.
Marchand dhabits. 18704.
Music is a friend of love. 8338.
Somebody lied. 8800.
Rose (Art) You’re in Paris once
again. 19616.
Rose (Ben) I’m afraid to fall in love
with you. 18396.
Rose (Bert) My evening song. 10653.
Rose (Clarkson) When Sally left the
alley. 2640.
Rose (Ed):
Carolina lullaby. 4890, 7313.
I’ve said my last farewell.
(63).
Nothin’ from nothin’ leaves you.
19648 (102).
Rose (Hmil) Intet sted er dog saa
skgnt som her. 10242.
Rose (Fred):
Good night, Elaine. 12231.
I’m in the spell of the night. 7848.
In my book of dreams. 20442.
Stars, the night, the moon. 13371.
That old leather pocketbook of
17752
mother’s. 13440.
We're living on the county now.
11468.-~
Rose (Henry) :
One moment. 14993.
Son’s lullaby. 15303.
Won’t you please say yes to me.
15673.
Rose (Imogene) I can write a song
for you. 3411.
Rose (Irving) Moonrise. 16819.
Rose (J. R.):
I got the depression blues. 7809.
N R A, we do our part. 18882.
Rose (Jack) Love lingers on. 1385.
Rose (James) Success to the N. R. A.
17319.
Rose (Joseph) Jazzapation. 14577.
Rose (Peter De) See De Rose (Peter)
Rose (Ralph) When you are far
away. 15625.
Rose (Sammy) pseud.
(Samuel)
Rose (T. B.)
21078.
Rose (Ula) California’s got it. 299.
Rose (Vincent) :
Come on in, the water’s fine. 7381,
9633.
See Rogozin
Pop-eye the sailor man,
1519
INDEX
Rose (Vincent)—Continued.
Dancing the devil away.
7418, 7419.
Each morning after an evening
with you. 181380.
Good old days are here. 7663.
I wish that I were kissing you
hello. 18455.
Jug of wine, a loaf of bread and
thou. 1210, 3599.
3096,
Snowflakes. 25487.
Sweetheart of my college days.
21330.
Rose and the ring. 23208.
Rose de France. 22492, 22573, 22759,
23115, 23116, 23145, 23394, 24040,
24307, 25371.
Rose, ma voisine. 13211.
Rose maiden. 11670 (87).
Rose of Sharon: 232138.
Rose of the Alhambra. TO76 (12, 23,
DSN ade (OH Oo La el 2 Le Oe
241, 248, 262, 283-292, 304, 326, 377,
384), 9832 (3814).
Rose of the border. 14755.
Rosebault (L. D.) Lullaby. 22752.
Rosebrook (Leon) Fan waltz. 20052.
Rosebush (B. I.) Was your mother
like my mother. 17521.
Roseen (H. N.)
- - 4686.
Roseff (Melle) :
Alert, alert, alert.
Adiou Paree. 21706.
Gipsy-maske. 5246.
Rosel (Marie) Pour les sauver. 1903.
Roselius (Ludwig) Godiva. 20135*.
Rosemont (W. L.) My cosmetological
girl. 6049.
Rosen (Arnold) :
My piea. 38896.
Oh dancing feet—forever dancing.
1735.
Rosen (Ben) Love ‘neath the moon-
light. 18669.
Rosen (M. 8S.) Old fashicned love
song that is still new to me. 13019.
Rosen (Willy):
Du kKommst mir heut’ so spaniseb
VORJ. Dol.
Holzapfel weiss alles. 881.
Ich seh’s dir an der nasenspitze
amie, ey «idle
Ich sitz’ den ganzen tag an mei-
nem radio. 1073.
Kleine Elisabeth. 1255.
Lille tangokavallér. 16664.
Man braucht kein geld. 1458,
1459, 14781.
Meine frau—deine frau.
Onkel aus Amerika. 1790.
Sie tanzen fabelhaft. 6503, 25450.
Sur un air de Paris. 6652.
3792.
pt. WI, n.'s.j v.28
Tanzt du auch so gern wie ich.
6692.
Venezuela. 6835.
Was niitzt mir denn die aller-
schonste landschaft. 2571.
Will you dance through life with
me. 25902.
Rosen im schnee. 15161.
Rosenau (Melvin) Ive got those all
alone blues. 14472.
Rosenbaum (Isadore) Safety always.
8702.
Rosenberg (D. G.) Laughing it off.
1284.
Rosenberg (G. M.):
Juggler. 4656 (334).
Optimist. 8517.
Rosenberg (Henry) It’s half past
two. 7982.
Rosenberg (S. A.) Day-dreams of
you. 472.
Rosenberg (Vladimir) :
Sous les pommiers. 2219.
Suzanne, Suzette et Suzon: 2275.
Rosenberger (Otto) Lieder. 25376.
Rosenblatt (L. H.):
One hour. 17008.
Baby hands. 15815.
Rosenbleet (P. N.) Sweetheart in life
and dreams. 17341.
Rosenburg (Eugene) Airy, fairy lady.
2825.
Rosenfeld (EK. M.):
Down where the silvry Mohawk
flows. 2815 (78).
Good bye sweet Maryland. 21696
(32).
Let me write what I never dared
to tell. 4656 (348).
Princess royal. 9332 (289).
Priscilla. 93832 (290).
When bob white is whistling in
the meadow. 25992 (78).
Where the weeping willow shades
the mossy lane. 11670 (429).
Rosenfeld (M. H.):
Good bye sweet Maryland. 21696
(132).
Let me write what I never dared.
to tell. 4656 (348).
Princess royal. 9832 (289).
When bob white is whistling in
the meadow. 25992 (78).
Rosenlof (Emil) Would you sue.
259384.
Rosenmiiller (Johann) Sonate. 23329,
23330.
Rosenstein
3602.
Rosenstein (Harry) :
Have a heart. 18287.
Hittin’ the high spots. 18325.
Rosenthal (Archy) Three Irish pas-
tels. 4121.
(Arthur) Just a dream.
Steyn.
ee —
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Rosenthal (Harry) :
AS much as I love you. 17830.
Such is love. 19294,
Rosenthal (Heinz) :
Das sang der grosspapa. 9685.
“Wenn wir uns-spiter einst wieder-
seh’n. 2594, 2595.
Rosenthal (J. A.) Love racquet.
1398*.
Rosenthal (Manuel) :
Femme tatouée.
J’ai cru d’abord.
Rosenwald (Bé¢grge) For solen skin-
.. her bag ved skyen. 12160.
Rosewig (A. H.) One heart divine.
10828.
Rosey (George) pseud.
berg (G. M.)
Rosey (Sam)
member you.
Rosi. (Victorio)
more. 14612.
Rosiera (La) 3099, 4124, 4125.
18167, 18168.
18519, 18520.
See Rosen-
I wrote a song to re-
22473.
Rosillo (Hrnesto) Faldas. 24247.
Rosinski (8S. J.) While I dance this
, Waltz with you. 18655.
‘Rosiin eastle. 15733 (296).
Roseff (Charles) I wanna man.
10169.
Rosquellas (A.) Pura clase. 15100.
Ross (Betsy) pseud. See Traylor
(A. G.)
Ross (H.) Love on the walk. 14701.
Ross (KE. I. V.):
Belle dame sans merci. 23945,
Berceuse. 21803.
Home of my heart. 24441.
O mistress mine. 251388.
Queen of roses. 23149.
Up in heaven. 23530.
Ross (Gladys M.) Under the blue
eagle. 21453.
Ross (Glenn M.) In the moonlight.
7958.
Ross (George) :
Give to our God immortal praise.
18230.
O love divine, how sweet thou
art. 22986.
Ross (Harry) Shamrock song. 23239.
Ross (Hugh):
Master choruses. 2490S.
My heart turns to you. 3873.
Our native hills. 1820-1822.
Ross (1. V.)
Ross (James)
Noss (Larry) pseud.
(Lawrence)
Ross (Lenora M.)
Ross (Lillian M.)
Ross (8. B.)
21453.
Ross (Samuel)
Ross (Stuart)
See Ross (H. I. V.)
Iam lonely. 24481.
See Rosenblatt
Home again. 7754.
Lilly. 22678.
Under the blue eagle.
Honey girl. 20247.
Banjo Sam. 9458.
Just you for ever- |
Ross (Vincent) Wealthy, constant
and true. 6890.
Rosse (Frederick) Merchant of Ven-
tee. “2815 (220).
Rossellini (Renzo) Hoggar. 3384.
Rosser (M. B.) Celestial marriage.
15946.
Rosset (M.):
De toute mon Ame.
Gracieux babillage.
Rossi (Leo) In gondola.
473.
ibe.
22515.
Rossi (Orfeo) Canzone bohéme. 9563.
Rossin (Fred) Saturday night in
Utah valley. 8714.
Rossini (Arthur) :
Snow. 212385.
Sweet memories of mine. 2285.
When you're kissing me. 15627.
Rossini (Carlo) Proper of the mass.
2108S.
Rossini (G. A.):
Cinderella. 23220.
Fantaisie sur Beatmarchais.
2022.
Siege of Corinth. 15163.
William Tell. 23221.
Rossinow (M. M.) When love is
gone. 2637.
Rossiter (Will) :
Adorable. 7083.
After the last waltz is over.
TOST7.
In the valley of Kentucky. 16521.
Tell me, whose girl are you.
17368.
2708.
Radio sweetheart.
Window, a light and a tear.
Rossman (A. R.)
1951.
Rossman (KF. A.) Song-time. 6570.
Rossolymosg (A.):
Diamanto. 14105.
Kho tora pente hronous. 14165.
Hvga ilie mou. 14198.
Gia mena vrehoun ta _ bouna.-
14267.
Roswell (M. E.) Lonely. 22706.
Roth (Albert)
11947.
Roth (Alfred) :
French comedy. 21696 (111).
Gipsy dance. 13765 (66).
In the Sudan. $832 (167).
Lost happiness. 93832 (218).
Close your little eyes.
Tarentelle. 21696 (331).
Washington grays. 11670 (402).
Roth (Bill) I can’t get you off my
mind. 38415.
Roth (C. H.) We wish you all a
Merry Christmas. 17544.
| Roth (W. W.) Roosevelt we're for you.
6422.
Rothberg (Bob):
Are you lovable. 2864, 9391, 9892.
Sure of me. 21318.
1521
INDEX
pt. I, n. s., v. 2&
Rothery (S. L.):
Joyful morn. 8017.
Little fugue. 8140.
Love’s sincerity. 1418.
Lyric in melody. 8224.
New waters. 1678.
Pageant of joy. 1831.
Rainier rhapsody. 4085.
Rothschild (R. 8.) When I’m asleep.
25834.
Rothwell (George) Green hills of
Erin and you. 16258.
Rothwell (K. C.) Why not say yes to
me. 11566.
Rotter (Fritz) :
Das ist der dank fiir meine liebe.
14076, 14077.
Du bist verriickt, mein schatz, du
denkst an liebe. 3178.
Grosse bluff. 3825.
Ich lieg’ so gern, so gern, so gern
im griinen gras.) 14489.
Immer wenn’s am schénsten ist.
5611.
Kleine reise im friihling mit dir.
1256.
Reg’ mich nicht auf, Johanna.
1966, 1967.
Schone frau, gute nacht. 2073.
Sehr geschiitztes Friiulein Laura.
2097, 2098.
Spanischer tango und ein midel
wie du. 2225.
Wien, du bleibst das verwohnteste
kind der welt. 21618, 21619.
Rouart, Lerolle et cie.:
Airs classiques. 2824.
Album de Maroussia. 11699.
Concerto. 15072.
Femmes d’Espagne. 12137.
Guirlandes. 787.
Petite souris. i864.
Silhouettes. 2138.
Valse-improvisation. 6831.
Villageoises. 15544.
EGE LOss oes
Roubaud (André) :
Chanson des sans-culottes. 9587.
Pastorale-nocturne. 8551.
Roubicek (Antone) You took my
heart with you. 13745.
Roudiére (J.) Solfeges de concours a
2 voix, 1933. » 23315.
Rouletabille aviateur. 19327.
Roumefort (Roger-de) :
Do you remember. 18086.
Magdalena. 3753.
Panis angelicus. 23066.
Round the world. 4127.
Itound-the-world famous piano gems.
17158.
Koundtree (S. L.)
some till I met you.
Roundy (Alice) Too late.
I never was lone-
16449.
25702.
1522
Rousseau (Marguerite)
Rowe
Rowe (R. J.)
Rowland (E. M.)
Rowland (W. S.)
Rowley (Alec):
Rouse (E. P.):
Lord of the mountain. 14688.
Sioux rabbit dance. 15251.
Roush (R. G.) Misty memory. 24973.
Rousseau (Cécile) Complément.
$640.
Rousseau (Francois) Complément.
9640.
Rousseau (lL. J.):
Complément. 9640.
10 petites esquisses. 11037.
Complément.
9640.
Rousseau (Samuei) au. and Rousseau
(Cot Cy props:
Epithalame. 15733 (114).
Larghetto. 15733 (176).
Panis angélicus. 15733 (255).
Roussel (Albert) :
Glorious day. 9947.
Hommage 4 J. S. Bach. 5407.
Quatuor. 10983, 10984.
Row, row, row your boat. 25381.
Rowbottom (W._ E.)
Dragon fly.
18105.
(Annabell) Watchful moon.
13581.
When the sun shines
thru again. 9202.
Rowell (Glenn) :
Glad hearts. 7629.
Hope’s forgotten song. T7766.
Hour of prayer. T7771.
March faithful soldiers, keep
marching along. 8236.
Shall we meet on that beautiful
shore. 8739.
Hotest [sic] galin |
Tennessee. 24458.
I’m longing for the
old quartet. 5528.
Boccherini minuet. 23977.
Border ballad. 11832.
Canzonetta. T84.
Dock-side suite. 9731.
Down channel. 3151.
Dream children. 537.
Heller rediscovered. 20220-20224,
Iceberg. 18461.
Marionettes. 22779.
Mayday. 24912.
My bower. 106386.
Paradise street. 10862.
Piano-album. 13108-13111.
River. 21131.
Tell me where is: fancy bredug i
13432. |
This treasured land. 11334.
Three centuries. 9007.
To beauty. 17428.
Tune thy music to thy heart.
25718.
Two nocturnes. 2023.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Who is Sylvia. 17632.
18 melodische und rhythmische
studien. 23226.
Rowley (F. B.):
As the buds look up. 93832 (18).
Doubts. 93382 (92).
Love’s mandate. 93832 (222).
Love’s victory. 9332 (223).
Rapture. 93382 (295).
Rebellion. 9332 (297).
Regret. 938382 (808).
Resolve. 9332 (306).
Song of faithfulness. 9332 (333).
Rowley (Kk. C.) Dear pal o’ mine.
22013.
Rox (John):
Rhyme or reason. 17130.
W.cked, unwholesome, expensive.
17649.
Roy (Edith) My darling I want you
near me. 22875.
Roy (Harry) Waiting for tomorrow
and you. 9118.
Roy (Lea):
Golden tears. 65273.
Hot! Hot! Hot! 16826.
On! on! with Roosevelt. 17002.
Roy (M.) Vingt cing nouvelles lecons
de solfegés a changements de clés.
TT (349).
Roy music pub. co.:
Mistaken in you.
Rosa. 25370.
Royal (Lillian) Flickering shadows.
Do2y.
24967.
Royal music co.:
Back in my arms again. 9450.
Down in lover’s lane. 9750.
I'd like to take you out of circula-
tion. 10081.
Since youre away from me.
1b be
Tell me that you feel that way.
11285.
With all my love to you. 11582.
Yow’re breakin’ my heart. 11634.
Royal pub. co.: What this country
needs is a great big ha-ha-ha. 25820.
Royer (C. M.) Butterfly. 7280.
RozkoSny (J. R.) Mermaids of the
Moldau. 5958.
Rozmys (Walter) Stars are calling.
_17303.
Rozsa (Miklés):
Bagatellen. 11770.
Variations. 6834.
Rézsavolgyi & co. Szomorti volt az
életem. 23418.
Rub (Harry) I’m thrw’ with saying
I’m thru. 7861.
Rubank, inc.:
Bell ringers. 23944.
Big bass drum. 21813.
Carillon chimes. 11889.
Dancer. 12001.
Emmett’s lullaby.
Executant. 12119,
Glen Eden. 182381.
Hank and Lank. 22242.
Hermit of Kildare. 12290.
Military band. 16786.
Miniature symphony. 3814.
My buddy polka. 3861.
Our family band. 23038. |
Pop goes the weasel. 17081.
Rubank assembly hour piano ac-
3196.
cordion folio. 2025.
Rubank class ensemble folio.
15166.
Rubank elementary method for
clarinet. 23228.
Rubank progress orchestra folio.
13217.
Rubank supplementary band book.
15167.
Santa Lucia. 19137.
Steppin’ out. 23381.
Technician. 1384380.
Victor. 138547.
Waltz chromatic. 13572.
Rubank assembly hour piano accor-
dion folio. 2025.
Rubank progress
TBI
Rubbra (Hdmund)
bra (HKdmund)
Rubel (J. N. W.) Se what. 15275.
Rubens (H.) pseud. See Bela (Dajos)
Rubens (Herbert) :
orchestra folio,
See Duncan-Rub-
Blue moon. 93832 (34).
Mr. Popple of Ippleton. 9832
(237).
Just an old fash-
16584.
Rubens (Hugo)
ioned locket.
Rubens (P. A.) Blue moon. 93832
(34).
Rubenstein (Harry) Regrets. 23164.
Rubenstein (M. A.) Valley home.
15527.
Rubino (Ferdinando) Che bella cosa
6 ’a femmena. 21905.
Rubino (Pasquale) Filo d’ Arianna.
9865*.
Rubinoff (Dave) Dance of the Rus-
Sian peasants. 7412.
Rubinstein (A. G.):
Dew is soft. 4128.
Hlegy to the moon. 11039.
In Thee, O Lord, do I put my
trust. 11670 (164):
Melody in F. 17752 (128).
Romance. 11040, 25992 (60).
Serenade. 11041.
Voices of the woods. 21696 (328).
Rubinstein (Stanley) Let us sing an
old-time song. 3673.
1528
INDEX
pt: 1, 1. 'S.ve2o
Rubison (L. R.) My roaming days
are over. 20871.
Ruble (B. D.) I’m sorry sweetheart.
T7857.
Rubiova (inna) Ballad. 21155.
Ruboy.. G3...)
Baby when will you be mine.
19725.
You've got what it takes to satisfy
a man like me. 21674.
Rubrecht (K. B.) Cuddle up closer.
19900.
Ruby (A.) Prosperity. 25308.
Ruby (Denovan) My pirate love.
8390.
Ruby. (Barry):
I’m thru saying I’m thru. T7860.
Im thru with saying I’m thru.
5DAT.
Keep on doin’ what you’re doin’.
24721.
Keep on doing what you’re doing.
20554.
Keep romance alive. 24722, 24723.
Tired of it all. 21411, 25690.
Whatever it is, [’m against it.
11488, 138621.
Ruck (A. J.) My dreams. 8358.
Ruckle (M. L.) Our home _ sweet
home. 25204.
Rucks (J. T.) Dancing with you in
my dreams. 7421.
Rudall Carte & co., ltd.:
Chanson douce. 21895.
Faun im schilf. 3226.
Sonata. 12248.
Rudcki (John) Dream girl. 9756.
Ruddigore. 21915.
Rude (F. A.) Dreaming, dear, of you.
22070.
Rude. (Lois) I don’t want to love
you. 18364.
Rudin (Paul) You wanted somebody
new. 7058.
Rudinger (—) Inn at Bethlehem.
24651.
Rudisill (Bess) Ain’t I lucky. 2815
(4).
Rudner (Moses) My wife’s away.
12986.
Rudolph (Byron):
I’m angry with you. 14429.
Lonely hours. 12655.
Rudolph (Richard) Back toyou. 146.
Rudolph (Walter) If that’s for me,
I’m out. 22485.
Rudy (B.) pseud. See Rudolph (By-
ron).
Rudy (LL. C.) Come back to me.
15985.
Rudy (Morton) Never again. 20916.
See Rugh (J. F.).
Sacred quartettes.
Rue (Joe) pseud.
Ruebush (W. H.)
2033.
Ruebush-Kieffer co. Sacred quar-
tettes. 2033.
Ruess (8S. K.) Mountain psalm.
14838.
Rufen sie Herrn Plim. 11048.
Rufo (Palma):
Don’t be worried. i8090
When Iam on my way. 19513.
Ruger (Jerome) See Ruger (W. J.)
Ruger (W. J.)
Anna plays piana
17814.
At Madame Delgay’s. 2874*.
Give three cheers for the N.R.A.
18229.
Underneath the swaying palms
with you. 19440.
You are the fiame of my desire.
in Havana.
15691.
Rugh (J. F.) Its ever. 14568.
Rugiero (FEF. P. De) See De Rugiero
(CHES)
Ruhl (Rose) Modern sweetheart.
10581.
Ruins of Athens. 138880.
Ruiz (Rosendo) Se acabo el platanar.
23251.
Rule (James)
16732.
Rumania, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Rumbaugh (A. F.):
I’m lovin’ you still, dear.
Master’s eall. 8253.
Walking with Jesus.
Rumdummy tree. 23229*.
Rummel (G. E.):
Daddy silver
18029.
Girlie. 14278.
Rummelsburg (Die) 4128*.
Rumshinsky (Murray) :
Love is gone. 8194.
Three square meals a day.
6746.
Rund (Morris)
Runge (Dora)
ing. 7664.
Runkel (K. E.)
2adtley:
Runyan (L. S8.):
Can it be true. 19821.
I lost my everything when I lost
you. 22376.
Oh, please don’t scold me. 20974.
Runyan (W.M.) Glory out of gloom.
24338.
Ruoceo (Don)
you. 3109.
Rupp (Carl):
I’ve started all over again.
Radio lady. 21103.
Lullaby lady. 16731,
16424.
9118.
crowned daddy.
2394,
Vi is yosher. 2517.
Good times are com-
Rejoice and sing.
Dear, I’ll always love
3503.
1524
poy
ee
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Rupprecht (Wilfred) Walking with
my shadow, talking to myself.
25770.
Rusette (L. E. De) See De Rusette
(L. E.)
Rush (E. T.):
Apple blossom time. 95.
Broadway moon, 11857, 138937.
Hazen moon. 824.
It’s springtime in my dreams.
20486.
Jig-saw puzzle. 3592.
Just an old shack. 10321.
Little home where love is found.
146738, 20634.
Man in the moon tonight.
Springtime in the valley.
3109.
112153.
That’s the way I keep yearning
for you. 23444,
Where the buffalo roam. 6962.
Rush _ (Lilyan) Lovely little you.
16721.
Rushworth & Dreaper, ltd. Songs of
India. 11191.
Rusk (Delia) Adieu.
Russell (Benée) :
After the game is over.
Did I fall in love. 9717.
Did my heart beat, did I fall in
love. 120382.
I tank I go home. 1032.
Lullaby of the South. 12705.
Say yes to me. 19145.
What makes you so sweet.
Russell (Hlizabeth)
those things. 22558.
Russell (F. C.):
Another day. 85.
Here iS my day. 7735.
Sweet dreams. 8905.
Russell (Florence) Night with you
15739.
19658.
It’s just one of
alone. 12963.
Russell (J. H.) Hawaiian moon,
24408.
Russell (K. A.):
My beautiful. 6042.
Please answer me, dear. 6315.
Russell (Kae) My beautiful. 6042.
Russell (Kennedy) :
Come home, my dear.
Rain. 19067.
Russell (Lillie)
25058.
Russell (M. B.)
youth. 16276.
Russell (M. P.)
moon. 20778.
Russell (M. S.):
I’m wanting only you. 16488.
Pleasin’. you. 4049
17996.
My mate of the dale.
Happy dreams of
Mister Man in the
You. 4604.
Russell (Nellie) Costa Rica. 416.
Russell (Rupert) Chinese chow.
3029.
19507. |
Russell (Ruth) :
At the end of day. 9415.
I'll be your sweetheart - providing.
10102.
Love’s making a fool of me. 8204.
Lover’s symphony. 10492.
Part of love. 23072.
This place for sale. 113383.
Russell (S. K.) Fool’s paradise. 678.
Russell (Varney) Will the sun ever
shine for me. 4570.
Russell (Warren) :
At the end of day. 9415.
Ill be your sweetheart - provid-
ing. 10102.
Lover’s symphony. 10492.
This place for sale. 11333.
Russell (William) :
Girl with wicked eyes.
Ogou badagri. 18936.
Russian, Basque and Flemish carols.
17160.
Russian dance. 4130.
Russian music co., ine.:
Berceuse. 21804.
Gypsy caravan. 22234.
L.ery for you. 22335.
Sing Gypsy. 23291.
Village gossip. 238543.
16224.
Russischer musikverlag, G. m. b. H.
Danse russe. 24122.
Russo (H. C.) Man of the night.
12726.
Russo (H. D.) Only a dream. 17019.
Russo (J. V.) Akron march. 18787.
Russo (Martin) Year and a day.
13706.
Rust (A. D.) If you only knew.
1097. ‘
Rust (EH. L.) Crusader. 24106.
Rust (F. W.):
Arabisches gold. 4728.
Ich such’ per sofort. 1074.
Ich sucl’ per sofort eine freundin
fiir den sport. 1075.
Ich traum’ von einer mirchen-
nacht. 1076.
Midel - sei lieb, mach’s fensterl
auf. 10505.
Mein liebster ist ein schornstein-
feger. 22797.
Violetta. 6844.
Rusthoi (EH. K.):
Going up. 22202.
Gospel highway. 22220.
What will you do with
23625.
Rustie lilt. 4132.
Rustom (Rudy)
Jesus.
Looking at the sun-
set with you. 24827.
Rutchik (H.) Gay love shines. 5229.
Rutherford (Anita) Pretty little
Goldilocks. 23129,
1529
INDEX
Ruthven (Margaret) au. and Ruthven
(C. E.) prop. Prosperity. 15094.
Rutkowski (J. G.):
Seoteh air. 6478.
Senorita. 11083.
Rutledge (Alfonzo) Let’s forget the
past and be sweethearts again.
20597.
Rutt (A: G.).:
Legend of the lily petal. 18599*.
Wood-carver of Krakovia. 2729*.
Ruttenberg (Marion)
female. 16301.
Rutter (A. C.) Lover’s twilight. 16727.
Ruygrok (Leo) Poéme. 19020, 19021.
Ruyssen (C. A. P.) Concerto,en ré.
18796.
Ryan (Charles) At twilight. 116.
Ryan (KE. P.) Dream girl. 22063.
Ryan (Edward) When you’re lonely
on life’s avenue, 11535.
Ryan (Hlizabeth) Wedding of the
moon. 11478.
Ryan (Evelyn) Over here. 17035.
Ryan (G. H.) Let’s lend a hand to
Roosevelt, back up the N. R. A.
20600.
Ryan (J. E.)
Rayan (ly Wi):=
Way out Colorado way. 15567.
When it’s moonlight on the moun-
tains. 17574, 25839.
Ryan (Loretta):
Help wanted
Bright days. 9521.
Love can be funny. 20679.
My charity waltz. 20819.
Our night of love. 21022.
Ryan (William) Katie O’Brady.
14615.
Rychlik (C. V.):
Intermezzo. 232338.
Kadence ku lL. Beethoven, op. 61,
violin concerto D-dur. 22618.
Poéme. 4051.
Polka. 4052.
Rycroft (Fred) Shanty or levee song.
8740.
Rydberg (B. N.) Lonesome moon.
3704.
Ryder (George) Hangin’ around the
river. 5324.
Rylan (Ruth) Crew true-blue. 480.
Rylee (M. L.) N. R. A. march. 16908.
Rymal (Grant) To-ward morning,
dancing with you. 21426.
Ryrie (Sinclair) Joy beams. 10808.
Rysticken (L. J.) Dreaming and
scheming. 22069.
Ryther (W. W.):
National recovery march. 18883.
We're all for the N. R. A. 23590.
pt. It; n.s., v. 28
Sui GA cls de
Determined to stand to the end.
7449.
Happy New Year. T7698.
S. C. I. A. (Casa editrice) :
°O marenaro. 25137.
Primma, siconda e terza. 25137.
Saar (L. V.):
Airs from The Bohemian girl.
DA tao
Believe me, if all those endearing
young charms. 23943.
Come in, dear angels. 394.
Country gardens. 4960, 4962.
Dear nightingale, awake. 479.
Easter-day prayer. 575.
Eeossaises. 17886.
Fiir Elise. 15888.
He Whom bore a Virgin pure.
833.
Here in a manger. S849.
Joseph dearest, Joseph mild.
1207, 1208.
Londonderry air. 22708.
My heart I here would give Thee.
1608.
Nocturne in E-flat. 21914.
O Jesu, so fair.; 1725.
Rustic parade. 21158.
Seven good joys of Mary. 2109.
Sleep, my little One. 2164.
Turkish march. 13880.
Valse Marie. 21462.
Wake now, awake, my sleeping
beauty. 4452.
Wedding march. 16775.
Well-beloved, thine the joy of love.
. 4480.
Sabathil (Ferdinand) Faun im schilf.
226.
Sablon (André):
Damnés. 9672.
Entre Saint-Ouen et Clignancourt.
9809.
Il faut étre dans le mouvement.
10194.
Langage des voilettes. 10385.
Plaisirs défendus. 19013.
Sous le ciel bleu. 11198.
Sabo (S. R.) You don’t deserve to be
forgiven. 9281.
Sabraw (Margaret) My mountain
maid. 14898.
Sacchi (Ulderico) Pagliaceio. 13073.
Saccketti (Benny) Take warning.
11271.
Sacco (J. P.) I could not love you if
I tried. 20289.
Sachs (David) Liberty victory march.
8115.
Ryvel (A.): Sachs (Mary) Golden waltz. 9960.
Allegramente. 21721. Sachs (Robert) Theme. 17384.
Canzone d’ ’o core. 21873. Sachs (Rudolf) Mein schatz vom
Pecché oj luna. 1855. Tegernsee. 10546, 12760.
ta26
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1933
Concertino. 21949.
2083.
women’s
Sachse (f.)
Sacred quartettes.
Sacred trios for
19124.
Sacred two-part choruses.
Sadero (Geni) :
Barchetta che scantina.
Marangona. 22773.
Sadko. 6564, 25518.
Sadler (Arvelia)
dreams. 22310.
Sadler (Basil) :
Back street.
Blind pigs.
Sadler (G. H.)
voices.
13224.
21780.
House of my
17854.
23962.
Lago Maggiore. 8063.
Sadowski (F. E.) College daze.
24069.
Sadun (I.) Sunday promenade. 8896.
Saenger (Gustav):
Aida. 9832 (375).
Angel’s serenade. 93832) (138).
Annie Laurie. 21696 (13).
Berceuse. 9832 (127).
Cavalleria rusticana. 9332 (231).
Cradle song. 9332 (77).
Dancing sunbeams. 4980.
Fireside frolics. 653.
Flag bearer. 9871.
Flower song. 9332 (112).
Gavotte from Mignon. 9332 (359).
Kuiawiak. 9332 (202).
Masquerade party. 1486.
Mocking bird. T7076 (226).
Rameaux. 11670 (301).
Rocked in the cradle of the deep.
13765 (181).
Sailor song. 19127.
Scéne de ballet. 11670 (321).
Slumber sweetly. 93832 (327).
Song to the evening star. 11670
(396).
Spring song. 11670 (233).
Tally-ho. 2312.
Thanksgiving party. 2341.
Trovatore. 9332 (376).
Valentine party. 6828.
Wearing of the green.
(242).
Yule log. 2800.
Safeway stores, inc.:
Comin’ thro’ the Rye. 4946.
Holy night! peaceful night.
Home, sweet home. 5404.
Songs my mother taught me. 6572.
Safford (C. M.)
with me. 15990.
Safranek (V. F.):
French comedy. TO76 (86).
Tagala. 25992 (69).
Sag mir, wer du bist. 15175.
Sagala (Frank) Just a little haven
of roses and tears. 10315.
Sagaria (Guido)
13334.
13765
5396.
| St. Louis.
| St. Pierre (Clay)
Come, Gip, and romp ;
Son tutte uguali. |
Sage (W. A.):
Cry on my shoulder.
God gave me you, love.
Wondring. 13698.
Sager (Vearl) At twilight I’m dream-
ing of you. 4743.
Sahlberg (Sonja) :
Forlat mej. 7584.
Om alla vackra drémmar vore
sanna. 8492.
Saikley (H. E.) Those all alone blues.
9005.
11988.
by JA g @
Sailor’s luck. 11050.
St. Bartholomew’s carol. 8704.
St. Benedict’s college. Pilgrim. 25248.
St. Clair (F. J.):
Douglas band folio. 9743.
March of the years. 16753.
St. Claire (L. C.) National prayer.
12940, 14921.
St. Cyr (J. A.)
me, 72923"
St. George (H.) Fairy rondo.
Saint George and the dragon.
St. Gregory’s day. 13229.
St. Gruenberg (A.) Sixty studies for
Better times are com-
16146.
2038.
the violin. 11670 (4388, 489).
St. John (C. O.) Depression. 16042.
St.) waonn (Clarence) Everything
would be O. K. 8209.
St. John (Darby) This heart belongs
to you. 13458.
See also Redlich (Darby St.
John) —Redlich (Hlizabeth)
McKinley high school.
McKinley. 5899.
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods.
of-the-Woods college song.
Blue eagle.
Saint.Mary-
2039.
19769
Saint-Requier (L.):
Guirlandes. 787.
Petite souris. 1864.
Saint-Saéns (C. C.):
Ancétre. 15733 (299).
Cloches de la mer. 15733 (300).
Cygne. 15179.
Danse macabre. TO76 (300).
Fantaisie. 13232.
Fées. 15783 (301).
My heart at thy sweet voice. 1614,
8705, 21168.
Ode d’Horace. 4656 (555).
Romance. 15733 (802).
Suzette et Suzon. 15733 (303).
Swan. 6445, 6446, 23240.
Tarentelle. 21696 (881).
2° sonate. 4656 (556).
Saint-Saéns (M. L. T.):
Ancétre. 15733 (299).
Cloches de la mer. 15733 (300)
Fées. 15733 (301).
Ode d@’ Horace. 4656 (555).
Romance. 15733 (302).
1527
INDEX
Saint-Saéns (M. L. T.)—Continued.
Suzette et Suzon. 15733 (803).
2° sonate. 4656 (556).
Saint-Servan (-—):
Clo-Claude. 380.
Tokio mousmé. 23487.
Sainte Thérése of the child Jesus.
13252".
St. Verroust (—) Souvenir of old Que-
bec. 19266.
Sakellariou (Antonios) :
Agapo Mia pantremeni. 13778.
BXérere 7T@s Teatvwue. 13904.
"Exw ula Kpvg7 apwoTeca. 14161.
Tra va trakedeyw OéXw. 14268.
T@ 6€v tTwriva Tore pov. 14284.
Kopitota ’70 Ta yraveva. 14624.
Topvaba Bpé wopgwria wov. 15466.
Sakura. 11051.
Salabert (Francis) :
A petits pas. 9334.
Adam-valse. 11676.
Adieu Conchita. 4669.
Adieu toi. 17762.
Ah! les gosses. 17772.
Airs de Chevalier. 7095.
Airs de Gabaroche. T7096.
Airs de Mercier. 11694.
Airs de Mistinguett. 36.
Airs du poilu. 11695.
Amour... toujours. 4718.
Angéle. 82.
Antoinette. 4717.
Avant étre capitaine. 17842.
Ay triste de mi. 17848.
Azor. 4761.
Biguine, biguine. 17900.
C’est la belle vie. 9540.
C’est la jeunesse. 17948.
C’est pas juste. 9544.
Cest toujours le passé. 9545.
Canta guitara. 11882.
Caquet. 4885.
Carlotta-valse. 4887.
Chacun sa chance. 17967.
Chanson de Job. 17970.
Chanson du canard. 9589.
Complainte des galants. 18007.
Coquin d’amour. 410.
Dans les prisons russes. 4987.
Depuis que je vous aime. 18059.
Destino. 7448.
Deux guitares. 5034, 7452.
Deuxiéme album Salabert. 5085.
Dos lunares. 18095.
Elle est blonde. 14171.
Elle était du nord. 9798.
Eres tu au fond de mes yeux.
18148.
Etienne. 9820.
Fragil Marioneta. 7601.
Gaby Morlay. 22169.
Gars de la piste. 14257.
Gigerl. 9983.
pt. III, n. s., Vv. 28:
Gitana del albaicin. 12200.
Grands succés d’opérettes moder-
nes. 12236.
Hatikva. 18283.
Hirondelles de Vienne. 12293.
Il suffit d’une petite femme. 14510.
J’ai révé d’une fleur. 18521.
J’aime les femmes. 10281.
Java de minuit. 18527.
Je suis trop bonne fille. 10293.
Je vends mon coeur. 5684.
Je veux. 5686.
Laguna. 5754.
Lagunes. 18588.
Linda.:. 1323.
Ma.blonde signora. 14721.
Madrigal. 5902.
Main qui caline. 18693.
Maniche. 10520.
Marche des Biacherons tyroliens.
12734.
Martin-valse. 18712.
Mi caballo murio. 12784.
Mi gaucho. 5961.
Miette. 18740.
Minuto de locura. 18744.
Moi j’éccute V’accerdéon. 14811.
Ne parlez plus d’amour. 14922.
Ne sois pas jalouse. 8417.
Ninon, ne me dites pas non.
12966.
No sé porqué. 18915.
Noce bretonne. 18917.
Noches de Montmartre. 14949.
Nous dire adieu. 1714.
Ouverture miniature. 15015.
Parce que je vous aime. 13082.
Parlez-moi d’affaires. 10865.
Personne. 13103.
Petite Mollie. 19007.
Poema. 6820.
Portera. 13125.
Pour mettre un peu d’entrain.
8588.
Premier album Salabert. 6342.
Promenade. 6350.
Qu’on est bien en chemise. 6362.
Quand on a son vyolant en mains.
8634.
Quand on est vraiment amoureux.
10980.
Rumba au chateau. 15169.
Rumba gtiajira. 19119.
Secret du bonheur. 6478.
Sevilla a Triana. 8733.
Simone est comme ¢a. 8761.
Sourire de mai. 19261.
Sous laigle double. 6579.
Sous le soleil. 19262.
Steinriegler. 19282.
Sympathique. 19327.
Taxi. - 2324.
Totor t’as tort. 6773.
Trois mousquetaires. 15495,
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Truc du Brésilien. 9039.
Tu le sais. 19426.
Turquerie. 2462.
Tus ecariclias. 6798.
Valse de Pesth. 9085.
Valse musette. 15534.
Valse romantique. .6833,
‘Vindobona. 13551.
Vraie ranchera. 9106.
Yo teadoro ...bandoneon. 15685.
Zou! un peu d’aioli. 11663.
Salabert (Editions) :
A coups de garsette. 4.
A VHay. 7078.
A la bonne franquette. 7.
A moins que. 17754.
A mon cabanon. 4659.
A nous les potes. 7079.
A petits pas. T7080, 9334.
A toutes les sauces. 13768.
Accordéoniste virtuose. 13771.
Adam-valse. 11676.
Adieu Conchita. 4669, 7082.
Adieu que Von dit trop vite.
17761.
Adieu toi. 17762.
Affranchis. 9842, 17765.
Ah! comme on s’amuse. 9346.
Ah, eh, dis done. 25.
Ah! Vamour sincére. 9347.
Ah! Les gammes. 13782.
Ah, les gosses. 7089, 17772.
Ah! qu’c’est bon. 13784.
Aime-moi. 4677.
Aime-moi Mimi. 7093.
Airs de Chevalier. 7095.
‘Airs de Gabaroche. 7096.
Airs de Mercier. 11694.
Airs de Mistinguett. 36.
Airs du poilu. 11695.
Ami. 17800.
Amour ...lVamour. 17804.
Amour n’est qu’un réve. 76.
Amour quand il commence. 9375.
Amour qui peut mourir. 13811.
Amour... toujours. 77, 4713.
Angéle. 82.
Antoinette. 89, 4717.
Appel du sex-appeal. 13821.
Arioso et allegro de_ concert.
17825.
As-tu déclaré tes revenus. 13831.
Au bout du film. 11741.
Au cabaret des piseaux. 13838.
Au jardin des légendes. 21757.
Au p’tit bistrot de Joinville. 4744.
Avant d’étre capitaine. 7153.
Avant d@’étre capitaine ... il faut
étre matelot. 17842.
Ave maris stella. 17846.
Avec ma copine. 7160.
Avec ton parapluie bleu. 21765.
Avec un bruit sec. 94380.
Avec une Francaise. 7161.
1529
Ay triste de mi. 17848.
Azor. 127, 4761, 19721.
Ballades francaises. 17868.
Beau. jour. 7187.
Béguin d’un jour. 17891.
Bel hotel. 7198.
Belle gitane. 193.
Belle mariniére. 11794.
Berceuse. 9492.
Berceuse au rouet. 4813.
Berceuse hébraique. 7205.
Biguine! biguine. 4819, 17900.
Bois touffu. 13920.
Bonheur. 13923.
Bons moments au régiment. 7236.
Brilantes larmes. 4861.
C’est au rythme d’un tango. 9537.
C’est bon. 138951.
C’est du boniment. 17944.
C’est eh vain que tu chercheras.
9538.
C’est fou ce qu’on peut faire. 292.
Cest Joséphine. 9539.
C’est la belie vie. 4869, 9540.
Crest la crise. 17945.
C’est la Java. 17946.
C’est la jeunesse. 17947, 17948.
C’est le chat. 298.
C’est le plaisir que j’aime. 24014.
C’est le printemps. 294.
C’est mon p’tit. 21853.
C’est nerveux. 13952.
C’est parce que je vous aime.
9543.
C’est pas juste. 9544.
C’est pas normal. 11871.
C’est pas tes oignons. ‘7288.
C’est toujours ’lamour. 17949.
C’est toujours le passé. 295, 9545.
C’est un petit camarade. 296.
C’est votre valse. 7289.
C’est vous. 4870.
C’est vous que j’aime. 297.
Ca cest dla rumba. 9546.
Ca, cest du billard. 7290.
Ca cest du sport. 7291.
Ca doit rester entre nous. 17950.
Ca gaze. 298.
Ca n’se fait plus. 17951.
Ca roule. 17952.
Ca vient comm’ ea. 4872.
Calvaire. 12958.
Canecans. 207.
Caquet. 4885.
Carlotta-valse. 4887.
Ce‘ nest qu’un netit désir. 7318.
Celui aui ne vient nas. 27892.
Chacun sa chance. 7322. 17967.
Change. 11904.
Chanson au bord de Veau. 17969.
Chanson de Job. 17970.
Chanson de Lison. 4908.
Chanson des livreurs. 7326. ©
INDEX
Salabert (Editions)—Continued.
Chanson des sans-culottes. 9587.
Chanson du canard. 9588, 9589.
Chanson du doge. 17971.
Chanson du fou qui tua son
amour. 11906.
Chanson provencale. 13991.
Chansons des trains et des gares.
17972.
Chant des évadés. 11907.
Chant fédéral de la mutualité.
7328.
Chantez, mon coeur. 4910.
Charming holidays on the Riviera.
21903.
Chevauchée. 14007.
Cheva2ux aA l’entrainement. 9608.
Chez moi. 14008.
Chipe moi par le pai’ tot. 14018.
Chiquilla. 9616.
Chiquilla! Mama!—Nifia. 119382.
Choral et Marche nuptiale. 9619.
Chouchou poids plume. 14020.
Coeur a prendre. 7368.
Coeur he vieillit pas. 17992.
Coffret mystérieux. 388.
Comme un simple citoyen. 7388.
Complainte de Panurge. 7389.
Complainte des galants. 18007.
Con los brazos abiertos. 4951.
Coquin d’amour. 410, 411.
Couleur de réve. 418.
Coup de chien. 18020.
Course aux. maris. 423.
Credo d’amour. 4969.
Damnés. 9672.
Dans le salon du dentiste. 9680.
Dans les prisons russes. 4987.
Dans mon bateau. 9681.
De tout mon coeur. 5009.
Déboires. 485.
Depuis que je suis 4 Paris. 18058.
Depuis que je vous aime. 7445,
18059.
Dernier virage. 7446.
Derniéres nurseries. 5028, 5029.
Des mots nouveaux. 18061.
Désir. 9713.
Desquite. 5031.
estin. 14101.
Destino. 7448.
Deux danses. 18580.
Deux guitares. 5034, 7452.
Deux'éme album Salabert. 5035.
Dis-moi je t'aime. 18076.
Dis-moi pourquoi. 14106. °
Dis-moi tout bas. 18077.
Diveitissements sur un théme
pastoral. 5044,
Dos lunares. 18095,
Ecoute V’écho. 581.’
Kiglogue. 18135.
Eli! Eli. 24220.
1530
pt. III, n. s., v.28
Elle est blonde. 7527, 14171.
Elle était du nord. 5122, 9798.
En dansant la biguine. 588.
En mi rancho hay una flor. 5126.
En province. 9802.
En route, mes enfants. 7529.
Enfants. 18146.
Enfants s’amusent. 5131.
Entre Saint-Ouen et Clignancourt.
9809.
Epicerie. 14178.
Eres tu au fond de mes yeux.
18148.
Et le reste. 18151.
Et nunc et semper. 3202.
Et puis ... aprés. 14185.
Et tout, et tout, et tout. 9819.
Et zon, zon, zon. 18152.
Etienne. 9820.
Hitre adorée de toi. 7543.
Etudiante. 14187.
Exercices. 18161.
Fais vite. 7554.
Faites comme chez yous. 18165.
Fanfare de Nanterre. 623.
Fanny, Fanny, je t’adore. 12129.
Fantaisie arabe. 7557.
Fantaisie cinématographique.
12130.
FantOme. 5168.
Faut pas s’presser. 18166.
Faut savoir faire tous les métiers.
7563.
Femme est faite pour Vhomme.
9858.
Fétes juives. 24257.
Fiancailles. 640.
Fille 4 vendre. 9865.
Filles ont une Ame. 14213.
Fils de Mickey. 5184.
Finissez donc, monsieur. 9866.
Fleur de joie. T7579.
Flirt. 663, 14222.
Florabella. 664.
Fois qu’on l’a. 18181.
Fondu, un momo. 7588.
Fragil Marioneta. 7601.
Fuite. 719.
Baby Morlay. 22169.
Gars de la piste. 14257, 14258.
Gigerl. 9933.
Gitane. 9941.
Grands succés d’ opérettes moder-
nes. 12236.
Gréle. 783.
Gréta. 18256.
Hatikva. 182838, 18284.
Héléne. 7724.
Heure de réve. 143841.
Heure du berger. 10028.
Hirondelles de Vienne. 12298.
I’m mad. 1019.
Icylle sous-marine. 7908.
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1933
Il doit y avoir autre chose 4 faire.
1108.
‘Tl était un enfancon, 14508.
Il faut étre dans le mouvement.
10194,
I] faut oser. 14509.
I] n’aime pas la java. 12449.
Il n’y a pas de raison. 22498.
Il suffit d’un refrain. 10195,
Il suffit d’une petite femme. 5608,
14510.
Il vaut mieux lever l’pied en dan-
sant. 14511.
Iis vont... 95609.
Impressions. 12451.
Improvisation du pére Varenne.
7928.
Intellectuel. 10240.
Interlude mélodrame. 12481.
Introduction et danse. 12483.
J’adore les Espagnoles. 18518.
J’ai deux yeux. 1176.
J’ai révé d’une fleur. 7994, 18521.
J’aime a voguer. 7995. :
J’aime les femmes. 7996, 10281.
J’aime moins ca. 10282.
J’aime ta téte brune. 1177.
J’dis tout. 14574.
J’m’en balance. 5678, 5679.
J’ pourrais fair’ du cinéma. 5680.
J’prends tout du bon cdété. 1178.
J’vais t’faire un dessin. 12510.
J’vois ca @ici. 18522.
Java dIsraél. 1181.
Java de minuit. 5683, 18527.
Java des fleurs d’oranger. 18528.
Je cherche un jeune premier.
7999.
Je lai perdu. 10286.
Je m’ amuse. 8000.
Je m’sens faite pour ca. 14579.
Je me trouve mal. 10287.
Je nWavais pas compris. 14580,
Je n’sais pas dire. 1186.
Je h’suis pas de mon temps. 1187.
Je ne crois plus a rien. 10289.
Je ne sais pourquoi je taime.
106299.
Je réve dun fol amour. 8001.
Je sais. 71188.
Je suis petit. 10291, 14581.
Je suis trop bonne fille. 10298.
Je vends mon coeur. 5684, 5685.
Je veux. 5686.
Je veux qu’tu m’embrasgsses. 8002.
Je voudrais. 1189.
Je voudrais faire des enfants.
10294.
Je voudrais t’écouter. 1190.
Je vous aimerai toujours. 8003.
Jean-matelot. 10296.
Jeune fille du train de banlieue.
18536. .
Jeunes marés. 14586.
1531
Jeux de beauté. 8007.
Jour ou toujours. 8015.
Kadisch, 8048.
Laguna. 95754.
Lagunes. 18588.
Laissez-vous glisser. 8064.
Lamento. 12584.
Langage des voilettes. 103885.
Le dire, est bien. 1287.
Légende. 12605.
Lettres d’amis ... lettres d’amour.
18617.
Lettres que Von garde. 8114.
Li dous bessoun. 18619,
Tanda. 1323;
Loin de Paris. 10451.
Lorsque revient le printemps.
8179.
Ma blonde signora. 14721.
Ma mie, mon aimée. 10500.
Ma rue. 5896.
Ma zoulie moukére. 8226.
Madrigal. 5902.
Main qui caline. 10511, 18693.
Mais il ne faut pas tout prendre
a la lettre. 10512.
Mais Vamour c’est autre chose.
10518. ;
Maison des amourettes. 5909.
Malgré vous mon cceur chante
pour vous. 14729.
Maniche. 10520.
Marchand de sable. 8239.
Marche des btcherons tyroliens.
12734.
Marche des grands boulevards.
5920, 5921.
Margoton du bataillon. 18707.
Marguerites. 1476.
Marinette joue de la varinette.
14747.
Marins. 8242.
Marins, matelots. 12739.
Marionnettes. 1479.
Martin-valse. 18712.
Maurinoise. 10530.
Méfie-toi du printemps ... [ou-
lette. 14766.
Menuet galant. 12777.
Merlaison. 14782.
Mes fournisseurs. 14784.
Mes petits chapeaux. 18732.
Mets ta téte sur mon épaule.
24948,
M: gaucho. 5961.
Miaou. 18735.
Midi chante. 18737.
Miette. 8281, 18740.
Minuto de locura. 18744.
Moi, j’écoute Vaccordéon. 10582,
14811.
Moi, j’thets plein gaz. S299.
Moi je joue au yoyo. 5979.
Momies. 18757.
INDEX
Salabert (Editions )—Continued.
Mon ceur soupire. 1540.
Mon idéal 4 moi. 14816.
Mon soleil, a moi... 18760.
Monique, je suis tout pour
Mon que. 18768.
Montléry. 8804.
Montmartroise.
Mort maudit.
Muche. 12848.
Musique de scéne.
Musiques nouvelles. 1585.
My little mother. 10679.
N’ajoute pas une parole.
N’oublie pas de m’aimer. 18850.
Ne cueillez pas les fleurs. 6117.
Ne dis pas de folies. 10717.
Ne dis plus de paroles vaines.
18888.
18765.
12831..
8342-8344.
12938.
Ne dites plus rien. 8415.
Ne parlez pas. 6118.
Ne parlez plus d’amour. 6119,
14922.
Ne pas dire qu’on aime. 8416.
Ne sois pas jalouse. 6120, 8417.
Ne vous embrassez plus. 14928.
Nécessaire et superflu. 18889.
Nessus. 2947.
Ni jamais, ni toujours. 1680.
Ninon, ne mé dites pas non. 8437,
12966.
No hables. 6141.
No sé porqué. 18915.
Noce bretonne. 18917.
Noches de Montmartre.
Non pas encore. 14950.
Nous dire adieu. 1714, 1715.
Nuit devant soi. 10769.
O ma creole divine. 14959.
14949.
O ma Russie. 14960.
O Marius. 18932.
O mon maitre. 8458. -
Oh! Jules. 8471.
Oh! papa. 10789.
On est mieux a deux. 10811.
On n’laurait pas cru. 13032.
On n’ s’etait rien dit. 8496.
On n’se refait pas. 10813.
On ne me fait pas faire. 8497.
On ne peut pas. 14988.
On s’a. 8498.
On se demande pourquoi. 8499.
One-step de la Botte. 8510.
Orage. 1799.
Oui, c’est bien vous. 13050.
Oui! ... cest toujours Vamour.
8524.
Ouverture miniature. 8534, 15015.
Paméla. 8541.
Panurge. 8543, 8544.
Papa! papa. 10856, 18985.
Par téléphone. 18987.
Parce qu’un soir. 18993.
19382
Dt. 1h, RS vee
Parce que je vous aime. 13082.
Parlez-moi d’affaires. 1841, 10865.
Pas davantage. 138087.
Pas trés intelligent. 1844.
Passacaglia. 138.
Pastorale. 7363, 10587.
Pastorale-nocturne. 8551.
Pauline. 13093.
Pays des réves bleus. 1851.
Pays du soleil. 8553.
Pena. . 19006. -
Personne, 13103.
Petit coeur a louer. 8562.
Petite Mollie. 15039, 19007.
Phaléne. 138107.
Plaisirs défendus. 19013.
Plus beau régiment. 1894.
Podes volver. 6319.
Poema. 6320.
Pommier d’amour.
15065.
Pour demain. 1902.
Pour la belle Isabelle. 8587.
Pour mettre un peu d’entrain.
8588, 8589.
Pour plaire 4 la femme. 10928.
Pourquoi. 6334.
Pourquoi j’adore le midi. 8590.
Pourquoi leS femmes blondes.
19027.
Pourquoi pas. 15076.
Pourquoi se quitter quand on
s’aime. 8591.
Pourtant. 19028.
Prélude de concert. 19033.
Prélude mélodrame. 13131.
Premier album Salabert. 63842.
Prenez garde 4 la_ peinture.
10943.
Prisons. 19048.
Promenade. 6350.
Province. 6359.
Psaume XXIV. 23141.
Puisque je vous ai. 8627.
Qu’on est bien en chemise. 1933,
6362.
Quand ]’amour prend. 6364.
Quand mon corps .. . contre toi.
10979.
Quand on a bu. 8683.
Quand on a son yolant en mains.
1934, 8634.
Quand on attend une femme.
19054.
Quand on doit vivre ensemble.
8635.
Quand on est parigot. 15105.
Quand on est tout 1la-haut. 25313.
Quand on est vraiment amoureux.
8636, 10980.
Quand on fait de la contrebande.
1935.
Quand on n’est pas jolie. 8637.
Quand on perd la téte. 8638.
Quand on revoit la sienne. 19056.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Quand on sait parler d’amour.
10981.
Quand tout est terminé. 19056.
Quand tu me dis. 19057.
Quand une femme. 1936.
Quand y a pas d’public. 1937.
Quand youyou yoyotte. 6365.
Quatre chansons francaises.
24032.
Quatre préludes syneopés. 18762.
Quatriéme étude orientale. 1942.
Quatuor 4 cordes. 8639.
Que cest bon d’étre amoureux.
19058.
‘Que pensez-vous des femmes.
10985.
Rayon d’soleil et lon oublie tout.
6378.
Refrain d’amour. 6383.
Régine dans la Renault. 8655.
Rengaine d’amour. 11007.
Reprise du menuet galant. 13189.
Reste encore, veux-tu. 19082.
Réver. 19086.
Rhapsodie montagnarde. 19087.
Rien dans le coeur. 6400.
Rien qu’en se frolant. 11017.
Roi de la montagne. 11024.
Rosario. 8686.
Rose. 8687.
Rose de plaisir. 19111.
Rose jolie. 19112.
Rosier blanc. 8691.
Rove qui tourne. 15164.
Rubis d’Orient. 8698.
Rue du temple. 11042.
Rumba au chateau. 11046, 15169.
Rumba des rombieres. 8694.
Rumba gtiajira. 19119.
S’il n’y avait plus de militaires.
8698.
8. O. S. 6488. _—
‘Sa mémé, 8699.
Sais-tu. 6447,
Sait-on jamais. 15180.
Sans le vouloir. 15186.
Savoir la vérité. 13240.
Seéne de deuil. 8716.
Seéne des oiseaux. 8717.
Seeret de mon coeur. 6477.
Secret du bonheur. 6478.
Senorita. 2101.
Sentimentale. 2102.
Séparément. 2103.
Sevilla a Triana. 8733.
Si je m’etais couché. 19179.
Si je n’aimais pas vos yeux.
19180.
Si amour prenait racine. 8752.
Si les femmes faisaient la guerre.
6501.
Si tu veux. 2130, 2131.
‘Si vous m’aimiez. 25449.
1533
—— rr
Simone est comme ca. 8761,
11118.
Simple histoire. 6507.
Six chansons pour les petits en-
fants. 1847.
Six danses suédoises. 14545.
Soir de réveillon. 11158.
Soldat civil. 8790.
Sonate. 18741.
Sonatine. 133387.
Sortie de Bob. 2216.
Sourire de mai, 19261.
Sourire de Paris. 6578.
Sous laigle double. 6579.
Sous le ciel bleu. 11198.
Sous le soleil. 19262.
Sous les pommiers. 2219.
Souvenir dun soir d’amour.
15307.
Souvenirs. 15308.
Springtime. 2240.
Steinriegler. 19282.
Sunday promenade. 8896.
Sur la mer immense. 192938.
Sur la route. 11237.
Sur la route un beau dimanche.
- 6651.
Sur le trottoir. 19306.
Sur les jolis ponts de Paris.
25599.
Suzanne, Suzette et Suzon. 2275.
Sympathique. 19327.
Tableaux d’histoire. 15392.
Tango. 8987.
Taxi, 2324.
Te fais pas d’mousse. 8943.
Theme champétre. 11309.
Theme de Panurge. 8977.
Theme de Panurge et de Régine.
8978.
Théme de Régine. 8979.
Toi, mon chéri. 19407.
Ton regard. 2421.
Topaze-prélude. 15477.
Toreros. 13484.
Totor tas tort. 2427, 6773.
Touchons du bois. 113868.
Toujours. 15478.
Toujours plus haut. 18485.
Tout au fond de mon ceeur. 9030.
Tout petit porto. 15482.
Tout va bien. 19414.
Traversée de lexistence. 15490.
Tricot d’Anitou. 2448.
Trois bourguignons. 11375.
Trois lettres d’amour. 15494.
Trois mazurkas. 7575, 7576.
Trois mousquetaires. 9038, 15495.
Trois valses. 22637.
Troisiéme étude orientale. 2447.
Truc du Brésilien. 2451, 9039.
Tu le sais. 138499, 19426.
Tu m’énerves. 6791.
Tu me plais. 2459.
INDEX
Salabert (Editions )—Continued.
Tu mens si bien. 19427.
Tu resteras toujours. 9049.
Turquerie. 2462.
Tus caricias. 693:
Va-t-en. 15525.
Valse. 8937.
Valse d’un amant. 238536.
Valse de Pesth. 9085.
Valse de Régine. 9086.
Valse des matelots. 9087.
Valse romantique. 6883.
Variations libres et finale. 11413.
Variations sur Malborough. 15586.
Vélo car. 9092.
Vers ta fenétre.
Viens. 19458.
Viens! ... viens! quitte ce soir
cette vie. 6840.
Vindobona. 138551.
Vive Paris. 11430.
Vivre. 19460.
Vocalise de
11431.
Voitures. 11482.
Voix de mon réve.
Vos vet sain mit Isroél.
Vous. 19464.
Vous aurez toujours vingt ans.
11437.
Vous avez déménagé mon coeur.
19465.
Vous me direz. 9105.
2515.
Madame Carette.
19462.
25757.
Vous n’savez paS madame, 2539.
Vraie des matelots. 19466.
Vraie ranchera, 9106.
Y a plus personne. 19590.
Yeux doux. 11607.
Yo te adoro bandoneon.,
15685.
Zone. 11662.
Zou! un peu d’aioli. 11668.
Salant (Ted) Youre in my heart.
21661.
Sale (Cherry )
Salisbury (Mona)
and me. 38980.
Sallustio (Giacinto) :
Weep alone. 25798.
One broken heart
Divino infante. 24157.
Spleen. 25555.
Sally Mae. psewd. See Shepard (M.
M.)
See Hatfield (C. 8S.)
Sunrise. 17328.
Love is gone. 12678.
Plantation blues.
Salmans (Cora)
Salmon (A. L.)
Salmon (D. B.)
Salmon (Lawrence)
25258.
Salome. 15733 (336-341).
Salon Dora Green. 10354.
Salsbury (Ginny) pseud. See Salsbury
(V. M.)
Salsbury
10182.
(Nate) If I had of knew.
pt. II, n. s.; v. 28
Salsbury (V. M.):
Say it with a kiss. 11057.
Why should it be. 11567.
Salsman (R. L.) Call me to your
arms. 138955.
Salter (H. J.):
Castiliana. 99576.
Frau muss nur versteh’n. 703,
TOA.
Holzapfel weiss alles. 881.
Komm’ mein schatz. 704, 1264.
Meine liebe bliiht alle jahre auf’s.
new’. . 1502.
Reizendes cousinchen. 4095.
Rosa, reizende Rosa. 2006, 2007.
Salter (M. T.):
Contentment.
Cry of Rachel.
Little while.
11670 (61).
13765 (34).
13765 (110).
Love’s epitome. 18765 (112).
Sky-meadows. 18765 (202).
Swan. 138765 (218).
: Toast. 18765 (226).
Salter (Sumner) :
Beatitudes. 13765 (12).
Day is gently sinking. 13765 (37).
Hosanna, 5418, 5419.
Sun of my soul. 13765 (216).
Saltman (Philip) Yearning. 19592.
Salvado (L.):
C’est moi la vedette. 9541.
Elisa, ta mére t’appelle. 9797.
J’ai souvent révé. 10280.
Salvan (Mario) If each star were a
kiss. 20420.
Salvation army brass band journal.
2046-2048, 6450, 8707, 15182-15184,
19132) 2AVT1.
Salvation army instrumental albums.
15185.
Salvation army instrumental albums
no. 14. 8708.
Salvationist pub. & supplies, ltd.:
Musical salvationist. 1584, 3854,
6033, 8341. 10629, 12853, 14850,
16835, 18806, 20809, 22862, 25014.
Salvation army brass band jour-
nal, 2046-2048, 6450, 8707,
15182-15184, 19132, 21171, 25389.
Salvation army instrumental al-
bums. 15185.
Salvation army instrumental al-
bums no. 14. 8708.
Salvatore (Di Mauro) Dream of love
sincere. 541, 22065, 22066.
Salvia (T. R.) In the valley of love.
24642.
Salviucci (Giovanni) Ouverture in
do diesis minore. 25211.
Salyards (S. S.):
Bachelor of love.
Blue days. 4835.
Salzbrenner (Richard)
dir! Sieg heil. 18807.
ATT2.
Heil ftihrer
1534
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Salzedo (Carlos) Fraicheur. 16197.
Salzer (Gustav) Lords and ladies,
19648 (84). |
Sam. pseud. See Johnson (S. L.)
Samara (Anna) Mademoiselle de
Belle-Isle. 2815 (194).
Samara (Spiro):
Flora mirabilis. 16164.
Mademoiselle de Belle-Isle. 2815
(194).
Samazeuilh (Gustave)
12589.
Samberg (Benjamin) :
Comedy racketeers, Ham ’n’ Heggs.
400*.
Samberg’s (Benny) fifth medley
of original songs. 4136.
Two times a night. 18510.
Same train. 13234.
Samelow (Louis) Blue ribbon waltz.
17921.
Sammataro (Anthony) One more
prayer. 1782.
Sammond (H. §S.) Night is like a
Gypsy maiden, 20930.
Sammons (Albert) :
Lullaby. 1425.
Rondo in G. 20800.
Sammons (G. H.) In every man’s
life there is a girl. 14519.
Sammut (Paul) My happiest day.
20841.
Sampson (HE. M.):
Blue Lou. 19779.
Free love. 22158.
Sampson (S. H.) Raindrops. 6874.
Sampson (W. H.) To Zion. 174385.
Sams (Bert) Song of the miner.
25025.
Samsel (W. J.) Rantin’, rovin’ Rob-
in’. 4088.
Samson (Hli) Mein lieber schatz, bist
du aus Spanien. 3790.
Samson (J. M.) Stand by me. 19278.
Samson (S. L.) Bishop Zack. 7216.
Samson and Dalilah [sic] 8705.
Samson and Delilah. 21168.
Samuels (D. H.):
Love you’ve done me wrong. 8212.
Only in dreams you do. 8512.
Samuels (Hdmond) :
How soft the night, how full the
moon. 10053.
If I have you. 10183.
It’s a shabby house. 10263.
Samuels (M. V.) Nira, queen of pros-
perity. 16947.
Samuels (W. G.):
Dark clouds. 21992.
So shy. 25494.
Samuelson (KE. J.) Kristna sangen.
14625.
Samuelson (Inez) Life for me. 5795.
Larghetto.
Sanchez (Isabel) World of our own,
4591.
Sanchez (J. M.) Senorita, my chi-
quita. 8730.
Sanchez (M. T.) Our army band.
1812.
Sanchez (Ramon) Solito. 25501.
Sanchez bros. :
Corrido de los temblores. 18016.
Nunea te creas. 18928.
Sonora querida. 19256.
Suenos de oro, 19295.
Yo me vine de mi tierra. 19596.
Sanchez R. (Roberto) Paloma. 1834.
Sanctus. 11052,
Sandahl (May) Mother. 10610.
Sandauer (Heinz) :
Bleib’ mir treu. 222.
Fahr’ mit mir nach Bohmen. 614.
Schaw tief in meine augen. 2070.
Sandby (Herman) :
Elverhgi. 5124.
Om dagen vid mitt arbete. 6224.
Sanders (Leslie) Hail to the N.R.A,
20179.
Sanders (Troy):
Caballero de ja noche. 2980.
Jota no. 3... 22589.
Sanders (W. H.) Glory of our nation.
12210.
Sanderson (Lou) When I said good-
bye te Mollie. 9181.
Sanderson (Wilfrid) :
As I sit here. 9400.
Little grey dove. 12643.
My love’s a butterfly. 6083.
Phyllis. 9832 (280).
Remembering you. 19079.
Second selection of Wilfrid San-
derson’s popular songs. 13256.
Summer love song. 17324.
Sandgren (C. D.) Leaves are falling
again. 24755.
Sandhagen (W. H.) Ill pay you
some Tuesday of next week. 20836.
Sandler (Lena) Roosevelt our leader.
15155.
Sandley (Edna) Wond’ring. 4588.
Sandlin (Z. M.) Whispering pine
trees. 25883.
Sandridge (HE. K.) Some little queen
stole your heart. 11167.
Sandy (G. L.) Our Florida. 1816.
Sanford (Dick) :
Hill-billy prisoner and mountain-
eer song folio. 18322.
Radio rubes collection of hill
country ballads and comic songs.
8644.
When it’s harvest time in old New
England. 25887.
When the sun goes down behind
the hill. 11524.
e
38188—34—--30 1535
INDEX
Sanford (Dick)—Continued.
When you played the old church
organ. 21576.
Sanford (J. A.) Just a desert wand-
erer. 5706.
Sanford (R. C.)
Sang Viennois.
Sangamo music pub. co.
dGing-a-ling. 18159.
Sangamon sales service:
I’m in love with my mother-in-
law’s gal. 3475.
Sangamon river, I’m dreaming of
you. 4137.
San Martino (Bruna Da) See Da San
Martino (Bruna)
Sansanelli (Mario):
Fugue. 23904.
1294, 1948.
Everything’s
Comme passa ’a_ primmavera.
21948.
Tutt’ ’e rrose. 2468.
Voce d’ oro. 2582.
Santa. 75.
Santa Lucia. 41389.
Santa poesia. 6454.
Santana (R. HE.) Padre y vengador.
10849.
Santa’s experiment. 21174*.
Santella ‘(Nick) Accordionist’s pa-
rade. 157385.
Santeugini (Enrico) Fir dich, Rio
Rita. 715, 716.
Santeugini (Enrique) Mein lieber
schatz, bist du aus Spanien. 3790.
Santiago (Arturo) Son tus ojos.
6557.
Santly "(He W-)
bells tolled on the hill.
Santly bros., ine.:
Anything your little heart desires.
91, 2861.
Baby boy. 4762, 4763.
Better think twice. 23959.
Chimes in the chapel. 21910.
Close to my heart. 382, 3040.
Deep in the dark of the night.
18053, 22015.
Don’t send me orchids. 3148.
East of the sun—west of the
moon, where can you be. 9788.
Easy on the eyes. 9790.
Ey’rything is peaches ’neath the
old apple tree. 12117.
Fortunate for me. 694.
Garden in old Kalua.
Good luck, sweetheart.
12228.
Grass is gettin’ greener
time.” 776, don.
I’ve got my fingers crossed, ’till
you come home. 10159, 10160.
When the chapel
4519,
9916.
12227,
all the
pt. m1, n.s., v.28
It’s the talk of the town. 12502,
16548.
Just a perfect night for love.
10318.
Low’siana lullaby. 5854, 14693.
Moon of. Asia land. 22828.
My Dixie hi-dee hideaway. 3865.
OV pappy. 23001.
That co-ed party. 17370, 21358.
Under a blanket of blue. 9070,
11399.
We're getting closer to love.
17539, 21520:
When the chapel bells tolled on
the hill. 4519.
When the moon swings low along
the O-hi-o. 23657.
When the robins return in the
Spring. 17595.
Where the Swanee river flows
thru’ heaven. 19540, 23682.
You have taken my heart. 23763,
25954.
You’re easy on the eyes. 11635.
Santoliquido - (Francesco) Giardini
notturni. 9982.
Santoni (J. H.):
Despedida. 7447.
Fraternidad universal. 20094.
Guaybana. 143807.
Saludo a Mexico. 8706.
Tus ojos. 9055.
Santoro (Eddie) Hello Chicago.
7728.
Santoro (T. G.):
Bad man. 19735.
Johnny’s waltz. 20508.
Santorsola (Anthony) You're so di-
vine. 19623.
Santos (Don):
Santos diagram method for the
Hawaiian guitar. 25398.
Santos junior Hawaiian guitar
method. 25399.
Santos master studies for Ha-
waiian guitar. 25400.
Santos master studies for tenor
banjo. 25401.
Santos (Don) pub. co., inc.:
Century folio. 24036.
Santos diagram method for the
Hawaiian guitar. 253898.
Santos junior Hawaiian guitar
method. 25399.
Santos master studies for Ha-
waiian guitar. 25400.
Santos master studies for tenor
banjo. 25401.
Santos modern method for piano
accordion. 2052.
Santos (Henriette) It’s love inviting
In a garden in old Kalua. 10201. you. 1171.
It’s Sunday down in Caroline. | Santucci (J. J.) Mother of mine, I
3579, T989. love you. 18792.
1536
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Saporetti & Cappelli:
Pietra dello secandalo. 40387*.
77 lodole e un marito. 4655*.
Sarasate (P.) Zigeunerweisen. 17749.
Sarauer (Alois) Z mladych let.
9324.
Sarb (H. E.):
I’ve got a job once more. 22449.
My world is in the shadows. 8408.
Shadow waltz. 11092.
Sarché (Edward) Don’t fear. 14119.
Sargent (T. R.) Dancing with fairies
in dreamland. 21986.
Sarles (Richard) I’m blue when day
is done. 18401.
Sarli (Carlos Di) Ensuefio de amor.
3197.
Sarony (Leslie) :
Do you know. 5049.
Jekyll and Hyde. 5688.
Lord Mayor’s show. 8176.
Oop, she goes again. 18965.
(Maint 213%.
This town’s too quiet. 21400.
Toasts. 2417.
Uncle Oojah’s party. 4415.
Wheezy Anna. 4497.
Wheezy-Anna’s wedding day.
23630.
When I play on my Spanish gui-
tar. 23639.
Sarreau (Gaston ) Louve. 23795
(47).
Sarson (May):
Boats and bridges. 11826.
Cavalier song. 328,
Fear no more. 24254.
Five fragments. 2056.
Hope and joy. 12308.
Lady of the land. 12579.
Lavender. 8078.
Lullaby, oh lullaby. 12706.
Merry note. 24940.
Song to beauty. 8831.
Winter. 13683.
Sartorio (Arnoldo) :
Jugendalbum. 9332 (186-188).
Naughty pixie mocking his mother.
4656 (441).
Pixies asleep. 4656 (499).
Pixies’ drill. 4656 (500).
Pixies on the water. 4656 (501).
Pixies out hunting. 4656 (502).
Pixies riding horseback. 4656
(503)%
Pixies sliding down hill. 4656
(504).
Pixies spinning. 4656 (505).
Pixies waltzing. 4656 (506).
Siegeszug. 17752 (131).
Song of the bold pixie. 4656
(592).
Sarvil (René) Angéle. 82.
Sarvis (Portia) Vineyard my dear
Master hath. 11424.
Sasek (J. R.) Strolling along. 21311.
Sass (W. G.) Grandad’s lullaby.
22224.
Sassmannshausen (Walter) :
Two marches. 2058.
Whither thou goest. 2684.
Satanik (Ann) I’m sitting side by
side with my honey. 1015, 7855.
Satterfield (Quill) If you’ll let me be
your little sweetheart T’ll be much
obliged to you. 7928.
Satterfield (Samuel) Just a regular -
girl. 10319.
Satterlee (W. J.):
I’m en-route for my cute little you.
22396.
My enterprising girl. 20833.
Oh, there’s one wonderful girl.
18940.
When your sweetheart leads the
Wave eoasor
Sauer (Carl):
Marche militaire. 2080.
Six easy duets. 10367.
Sauer (Hmil):
A cheval. 17752 (1).
Hteuf. 17752 (44).
Seherzo. T7076 (308).
Sylphes glissants. TO76 (341).
Sauer (Robert) When the snow flies
in the Rockies. 25854.
Saunders (J. H.):
AS we waltz and waltz and waltz.
ao:
At the Atlantic City pageant show.
13836.
Come on State. 17999.
Down where the sea breezes blow.
12065, 22059.
General motors on parade. 18213.
YV’ll keep poking fun at you. 14412.
Let us sip from the cup that
cheers. 14655.
New sunrise. 8429, 10733.
Welcome shriners. 13607, 23065.
Saunders (M. C.) I love you sweet-
heart. 24535.
Saunders (Nancy) Sillybilly Christ-
mas song. 25452.
Saunders (R. D.):
Adieu. 157389.
Dear little isle o’er the _ sea.
16031.
Dream girl of the mountains.
16088.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
19996.
Garden of roses. 201038.
Give me your love. 20127.
Graham-Page intermediate music
booklet. 774.
Happy dreams of youth. 16276.
1537
EN DEX
Saunders (R. D.)—Continued.
If love could be forgotten. 16490.
Impression of a picture by S. Mac-
donald-Wright. 20433.
In silent nights I call. 10222.
Love. 20678.
May the last kiss be the same.
10534.
Nocturne. 12522.
Old Black Joe. 20984.
Old Glory’s forward march.
20987.
Peace on earth. 23078.
Riding song. 13192.
Roses of Killarney. 2021.
Roses of Los Angeles. 21152.
Ship of gold. 11105.
Springtime in my heart. 21292.
"Tis dawn. 11353.
Voices. 17501.
Where the oriental breezes blow.
11539.
You're just like a dewdrop in the
sunshine. 19619.
Your voice in the air. 17747.
Saunders (R. E.) Moanin’ for my
mountain home. 12808.
Savage (A. L.)':
For the N. R. A. 22148,
Since Jimmy’s leaving. 25457.
Savage (G. W.) N. R.A. song. 25094.
Savage (Georgana) Jazz hounds.
18529.
Savage (Larry) See Savage (Law-
rence)
Savage (Lawrence) Beneath the
stars. 9489.
Saville (Elizabeth) Why must we.
part. 13670.
Saville .(W. RB.) :
Dreaming in the moonlight. 547.
If your heart belongs to someone
else. 14507.
Lovely little girl. 3731.
Savino (—) Waltz in D flat.
Savino (D.):
Americana. 19685.
Blue mirage. 15874.
Mystic fantasy. 20891.
On the trail. 21093.
Penthouse. 23083.
Prelude to the moon.
Starlight dance. 17301.
Street scene. 13379, 21306.
19852.
17091.
Savio (Pete) You made a wreck of
me. 4623.
Savitski (Joe) That dear mother of
mine. 19346.
Sawell (E. T.) Dear little mother of
mine. 5012.
Sawtelle (J. H. W.):
Christmas bells. 21922.
Inauguration march. 3558.
Sailor. .- IBL77,
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Sawyer (E. J.) My
Raggedy Ann. 22916.
Sawyer (G. E.):
Bed-time heroes,
Love-land. 12682.
Lullaby. 12708.
On my Hawaiian shore. 1380381.
Sawyer (Gregg) See Sawyer (G. E.)
Sawyer (H. S.):
College pep march. 3044.
sweetheart
13876.
Cradle song. 2078.
Dark eyes. 461.
Drink to me only with thine
eyes. 562.
Faust. 770.
Last night. 1280.
National thanksgiving hymn.
21696 (275).
Shepherd’s evening song. 2125.
Silver band march. 2139.
Smile waltz. 2169.
Wedding of the fairies-waltzes.
2588.
With flying colors. 2716.
Sax (Gustave) :
California, land of sunshine.
15911, 24016.
Fireside dream of long ago.
16158.
Here comes prosperity. 24423.
New day is dawning. 12954.
Riding on a moonbeam. 17133.
Saxe (Sam) My theme song. 168230.
Say it with music. 16708, 22367.
Sayer (Gladys) :
Happy vagabond’s song. 12260.
Old Highland melody. 25161.
Sayers (Amelia) Somewhere a sweet-
heart iS waiting. 21252.
Sayers (E. F.) Somewhere a sweet-
heart is waiting. 21252.
Saywell (R. M.) Our song. 15009.
Sbrigata (Sylvio) :
Night is young. 20931.
Sometimes a dream comes true.
8809.
Sbrigato (Sylvester)
1778.
Sealora (Salvatore) :
Arleechino fortunato.
Deastati amor. 19942.
Perduto amore. 21052.
Simpatica. 4194.
Scammell (Annette) In
fields. 1138.
Searlatti (A.)
Rosaura. 23058.
Scarlatti (D.) Andantino e Fuga del
gatto. 23850.
Scarlatti (Domenico) :
Pastorale. 18245.
Searlatti suite. 17173-17179.
Sonata XXX, 13335.
Toccata, Bourrée et Gigue. 23486.
One I adore.
19700.
summer
Overture to La
1538
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1933
Scarlet and grey. 4142.
Scarmolin (A. L.):
Christmas pastoral. 378.
Six folksongs for rhythmic or-
chestra, 23251.
Searnato (Sam) Moon time. 16812.
Scavarda (Charles) :
Dancing sweetheart. 21985.
I’ve got love. 22451.
My commandment of love. 22870.
Sceeles (M. H.) There’s bound to be
good times. 154384.
Schaab (F. A.) Mother MacKaye.
6011.
Schaad (Gilbert) :
I’m humming and strumming my
troubles away. 16416.
My dear, I want you. 1598.
Schaaf (N. M.) Beer is here. 11786.
Schaarschmidt (Arthur) jr. Waltz I
saved for you. 25772.
Schaber (Elmer) Just memories of
you. 5724.
Schacher (Hlwena) :
Honey gi’ me a little kiss in the
moonlight. 24450.
I whispered I love you. 7900,
24593.
Schad (Anna) Gosh, I love you.
9977.
Schaefer (A. C.) Won’t you take me
back again. 13700.
Schaefer (A. G.) See Schaefer
(A. C.)
Schaefer (J. M.):
Back in circulation now. 148.
Go on Satan. 751.
New. 1670.
Schaefer (V. E.):
Jolly fellows. 16565.
Light brigade. 16660.
Schaeffer (Jack) When the sun fell
in love with the moon. 25856.
Schaeffer (M. J.):
Little old shack in the mountains.
12646, 20639.
Rhythm in my bones. 1976.
Sleepless nights. 25473.
We can listen to the rain. 4478.
Schaffer (Wilhelm) Pop! goes the
weasel. 10922, 10923.
Schafer (Bob) See Schafer (R. W.)
Schafer (R. W.):
Because. 23980.
Lovingly yours. 24869.
Schaffenberg (Agnes) :
I’m lonesome tonight. 22415.
Old man in the moon tells time.
16989.
Southern trees. 23354.
Schaffer (EK. J.) Rocky Mountain
moon. 1998.
Schaffnit (Henry) Old fashioned
garden of memories. 3954.
Schafgans (Josef) :
Frau Schmitz, die hat ein neues
kleid. 182038.
Ja, nur der walzer ganz allein.
5681.
Sehenk’ mir dein herz einmal zur
probe. 15191. .
Trium von mir. 9082.
Schalitz (H. M.) Ridgewood, L. L,
N. Y. To [sic] good to be true.
25693.
Schalitz (HE. M.) Toledo, O. Say that
you belong to me. 21183.
scehalitz (Elmer) Soul of the night.
19260.
Schallehn (F. W.) 5. Marz 19388.
TOKOe lat Ger:
Schallehn & Wollbriick. 5. Marz 1983.
13762, 13763.
Schantz (M. G.) New deal march.
18894.
Scharr (H. H.) Happy smiles. 811.
Scharwenka (F. X.) March. 19147.
Scharwenka (Philipp) Tanzvergnii-
gen. 19648 (139).
Schatenstein (Jack):
Can’t you guess. 9559.
Honeymcon sea. T7762.
Please take me back. 19019.
Try to understand. 23499.
You’re teaching me to love you.
21667.
Schattmann (Alfred) Sieben ausge-
wiihlte klavierstiicke. 21187, 21188.
Schatzman (W. K.):
Blue paradise. 233.
But that was yesterday. 276.
My brother told me. 1587.
Schauer (Gerhard) Ersten blumen.
im mai. 3198.
Schaum (J. W.):
Stars and Stripes forever. 17302.
Tap dancer. 17358.
Schauss (Ernst) Festliches praelu-
dium. 22121.
Schechter (Harold) :
My dream is gone. 10651.
You're so naive. 11642.
Schechtman (Gladys) When it rains,
Scheffel (K. A.) You must be mine
again. 138731.
Scheffel (Steve) You must be mine
Astin. tstot
Scheffler (Siegfried) Sein schatten.
Jalen
Scheib (P. A.):
Ham and eggs and you. 16272.
S. R. Kent drive pep song. 21161.
Scheib (Philip) Berceuse. 21804.
Scheibenhofer (Hermann) :
Bubi, geh’ nach haus. 11861.
Du lieber mond. 24206.
1539
th
i
INDEX
Scheibenhofer (Hermann )—Continued.
Geliebte kleine Ellen, komm mit
mir in die wellen. 729, 730.
Im krug zum griinen kranz. 1106,
1107.
Komm’n sie bitte ’riiber. 3687.
Stidseenacht. 6636.
Scheid (P. L.) Was it only last night.
13578.
Scheinberg (Lawrence) Don’t ever
31388.
Chicago 1933 worlds
leave me again.
Scheller (A. A.)
fair 961d:
Schembri (Lee)
Schenck (F. T.)
10105.
Schenker (Heinrich)
quinten u.a. 11845.
Scheper (G. L.) jr.:
Honey girl. 22301.
Sunshine and blue skies. 19302.
With someone like you. 17664.
Scherer (Frank) Benedictus es, Dom-
ine. 23951.
Schertzinger (Victor):
Beloved. 23948.
Forget. 20082.
I know I couldn’t hold you. 20319,
24507.
I’m gonna meet you half way
Lord. 20363.
Listen, heart of mine.
Lucy’s theme. 20704.
Schick (Otto):
By moonlight I want you my dear.
Welcome. 2590.
T’ll love you forever.
Oktaven und
12639.
2974.
Ev’ry time it’s raining I want-sun-
shine. 9828.
I always st’—st’—stutter, when I
k’—k’ kiss my girl. 10067.
Lolita from Madrid. 16685.
Senorita from Mexico. 8729.
11258.
11609.
Moon of the desert.
Sweetheart kiss me again.
You are just like a flower.
Schick (R. M.)
o9s9.
Schiefelbein (F. A.):
Beautiful dreamer. 7188.
Come where my love lies dream-
ing. T7385.
Gentle Annie. 7620.
Hard times come again no more.
7701.
Home on the range. 5403.
Massa’s in de cold, cold ground.
8251.
My old Kentucky home.
Nelly was a lady. 8421.
Oh, Susanna. 8474.
Old Black Joe. 8477.
Old dog Tray. 8479.
Old folks at home. 8482.
Uncle Ned. 9067.
Willie we have missed you.
8384.
9242.
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 2§
Schiff ohne hafen. 11064.
Schill’ (OW Kz):
Berceuse. 18765 (15).
Mazurka. 13765 (116).
Sérénade. 13765 (194).
Spanischer tanz. 13765 (208).
Schillemore (E. H.):
I’m a cave man king.
Rock-a-bye, hush-a-bye.
Sweet-heart. 21325.
Schilling (Gus):
I gotta go places and do things.
3427.
That’s how
4334.
Schindler (Emilie) My dear, do you
hear what I say. 12866.
Schindler (Hanns) Introduktion,
Chaconne und Doppelfuge. 3564.
Schindler (Hans):
5500.
21139.
I am without you.
Merkste was. 10563.
Viertelstunde spanisch. 2523)
2524.
Schini (Edward) Garron. 22171.
Schiniger (W. A.) If I ean’t get what
I want, when I want it. 1080.
Schipper (J. A.) When grandfather’s
clock strikes seven. 11495.
Schirmer (E. C.) music ¢o.:
Adieu, sweet Amarillis.
Angels, ever
124:
April is
7138.
Ave verum. 6024.
Babe, so tender. 23896.
Beetle’s wedding. 7196.
Choruses from Ruddigore.
Cinderella. 7358.
Communion gervice. 14050.
Credo, quod Redemptor. 18023.
Crucifixus. 14060.
Divertissement. 5043.
I thought that love had been a
21705.
bright and fair.
in my mistress’ face.
21915.
boy. 12416.
In memoriam. 5625.
Istorum est. 18507.
Jesu, Rex admirabilis. 13076.
Lass dich aur nichts nicht dauren.
4855.
Little shepherd boy. 22690.
Lo, a voice to heaven sounding.
22699.
Me ye have bereaved.
Men of Harlech. 18764.
Monks’ march. 18764.
My bonny lass. 22868.
O little star in the sky.
O taste and see. 18933.
Oh, why camest thou before me.
18764.
Old woman and the pedlar.
Pange lingua. 18983.
14761.
6178.
1759.
1540
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Principles of harmonic analysis.
17099.
Radiant stars, above the moun-
tains glowing. 23152.
Spring returns. 8853, 15321.
Throned high in heaven. 12249.
Thy mouth, fair maid, is a rosebud
red. 9012.
Turn ye to Me. 13501.
"Tween the mount and deep, deep
vale. 9056.
Wassail song. 2574, 6866.
Wie schon leuchtet der morgen-
Stern. 19566.
Schirmer (G.) inc.:
Adagio cantabile. 12244,
Age of progress. 13779.
All day on the prairie. 11703.
Alleluia! tulerunt Dominum. 1832.
American lullaby. 74.
April song. 4724.
Arabesque. 6794.
Arkansas traveler. 103.
As by the streams of Babylon.
15800.
At evening. 4739.
Bang (Maia) yiolin course. 158.
Banjo Sam. 9458.
Barearole. 19739.
Be strong. 21783.
Beethoven suite. 4800.
Beginner’s luck. 13882.
Benedicite, omnia opera Domini.
4811.
Betsy’s boy. 11804.
Bit of singing. 4824.
Blessed are the poor in _ spirit.
15860.
Blue paradise. 13912.
Bob white. 4847.
Botsford collection of folk-songs.
21834.
Brahma. 7247.
Build thee more stately mansions.
15900.
Calm’ o’er the hill. 11876.
Chanson grecque. 335.
Chant Kabyle. 388.
Oheerio. 11916.
Chick-a-dee. 354.
Children at play. 356.
Children’s march. 4920.
Child’s first music book. 7351.
Christ Child’s lullaby. 19854.
Cloud-racer. 384.
Clouds. 19868.
College spirit.
Come, Heavenly
above. 3051.
Come to Me. 11788.
Cossack love song. 16000.
Cowboy’s dream. 16004.
Cuckoo march. 16012.
17993.
Father, from
1541
Joyful Eastertide.
Dear Lord, who once upon the
lake. 478.
Dialogue. 19945.
Doina. 12040.
Dreamland. 551.
Du bist die ruh. 2079.
Du bist wie eine blume. 4148.
Haster-day prayer. 975.
Hight preludes. 20226.
Estote fortes in bello. 22097.
Etude. 6474.
Exultate Deo. 17048.
Fairy bell-ringérs. 14201. |
Flight of the bumble-bee. 22130.
Fraicheur. 16197.
Giannina mia. 20113, 20114.
Giant. 735.
Gipsy life. 741.
God is in His holy temple. 3293.
God shall wipe away all tears.
14287.
Golden buggy. 5269.
Hand-organ man. 12256.
Happy cobbler. 14323.
Happy rondeau. 16280.
Haunted house. 5338.
Haydn suite. 18295.
Hear my prayer. 22265.
Holland festival. 5393.
Home beyond the river. 3386,
5397, 10039.
Home on the range. 12308.
Hongkong nights. 888.
Hop-li, the rickshaw man.
House on a hill. 20256.
Hymn to the night. 3408.
I got religion. 12342.
In Chinatown. 12455.
In my garden. 3545, 22521.
Innocentes pro Christo. 22548. |
Invitation to the dance. 20464.
3596.
Julia’s garden. 16571.
Jumping Jacks. 1211.
Kissin’ bug. 5742.
Kneel before the King.
Lead me, Lord. 16681.
Little clock. 16671.
Little Joe, the wrangler.
Little old foolish old man.
Little suite. 22691.
Lord opened the doors of heaven.
16697.
Love is mine. 12679, 18666.
Lullaby. 22751.
Madrigal. 12713.
March. 21688.
Mélodie d’amour.
Melody. 21689.
Memorial day. 10548, 10549.
Mercy and truth. 15138.
Mirage. 3820.
Moonlight song. 16818.
Mourner’s bench.. 6021.
16325.
20567.
20635.
22689.
—
16768.
INDEX
Schirmer (G.) ine.—Continued.
Mozart suite. 22860.
My homeland. 1615.
My Jehann. 5310.
My lady walks in loveliness. 1621.
Natchez-on-the-hill. 10713.
Night in Spain. 6133.
Night wind. 6137..
Ol Paint. 16982.
Old clipper days. 13015.
Old street-corner melodies, no. 1.
14979.
One who has yearn’d alone. 13497.
Passing by. 1845, 21045.
Persian march. 6297.
Play and sing book. 23098.
Polar bears. 13119.
Praise to the living God. 4057.
Prelude and fugue in D major.
11762.
Prelude in C sharp minor. 1904.
Prelude in E major. 6340.
Presto. 828.
Piippchen. 13161.
Reflection. 21112.
Regina coeli. 17124.
Rhapsody. 6394.
Ride on! ride on in majesty. 1979.
Rise, my soul, and stretch thy
wings. 6402.
Sailor-boy. 2036.
Sailor-boy on shore. 17167.
Schirmer’s elementary orchestra
series. 13247.
Second book of tones and tunes.
6476.
Seven little Christmas carols.
21286.
Shenandoah. 6494.
Shepherd and his flock. 64965.
Sing Toy. 2154.
Sonata XXX. 13335.
Song of praise. 2205. :
Southern day. 4242.
Souvenir. 6584. - .
Spirit flower. 2234.
Star. 6614.
Stenka Razin. 18374.
Story of Lohengrin. 2546.
Sugar-plum. 6687.
Sunday every day. 6644.
Sunset. 4273.
Surrexit pastor bonus.
Sweet song of long ago.
6653.
4287.
They that trust in the Lord
13455.
To mission San Francisco. 11357.
Tray’lin’. 13488.
Trees. 17451.
Tribute to Sousa. 4391.
Trusting in Thee. 15500.
Two donkeys. 13508.
Vignettes. 6841.
1542
pt. DT, n. s., Vv. 28
Wade in the water. 13560. -
Waltz. 21690.
Wasn’t that a mighty day. 17522.
Waterfall. 13584.
What shall we do with a drunken
Sailor. 17559.
White horses of the sea. 6969.
Who did. 6972.
Why Adam sinned. 13665.
Your quest. 2796.
Far. 2301%
Schirmer’s elementary orchestra series.
13247.
Schlaffer (H.) Old lane. 20989.
Schlageter (KF. B.) Love is just a
dance. 8196.
Schlatter (Gertrude) :
Love is the sweetest experiment.
18667.
Sweet nips. 23405.
When life was new. 21558.
Schlegel (D. W.) Goin’ to the devil.
20137.
Schlegel (R. W.)
beneath the willows.
Schlegel (Waide)
(D. W.) :
Schlepegrell (Geo. Von)
Schlepegrell ( Geo.)
Schleppzug M 17. 5660.
Schiesinger’sche buch & musikhand-
In the bungalow
5636.
See Schlegel
See Von
lung. Moderner rhythmus. 5978.
Schlichte weisen. 11742.
Schlichter (Charles) My tears for
you are falling. 3908.
Schlichting (Wilhelm) Deutscher na-
tionalmarsch. 18064.
Schlitz (T. R.) Ireland, my Ireland.
10246.
Schlégel (L.) Hirondelles de Vienne. —
12293.
Schloss (George) :
Pale Vienna moon. 205221.
Under the blue. 25728.
Schloss (Irving) :
Good old lager beer. 3307.
Valentine. 4425.
Schlossberg (Harry) Percolate.
21051.
Schlosser (Georges) Des chansons
animées pour les fétes. 12025.
Schlosser (Paul):
Dé. 12012.
Des chansons animées pour les
fétes. 12025.
Schluter (M. B.) Flag hymn. 22128, —
Schmalsteig (Claire) Barney Blake,
the tailor. 11773:
Schmalstich (Clemens) Das ist der
zauber vom griinen Rhein. 7428.
Schmalz (O. F.) Bi tis im Barner-
land. 210.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Schmid (Adolf) :
Arkansas traveler. 108.
1812 overture solennelle. 2815
(335).
Schmid (E. F.) Werke fiir das lauf-
werk. 22260.
Schmid (H. K.):
Fiir kleine hinde. 243812.
Wanderlied. 11455.
Schmid (J. C.):
Birds and breezes. 19648 (15).
Captain general. 19648 (18).
Dance of the dewdrops. 4656
(121).
Fire and flame. 4656 (180).
Fleeting hours. 4656 (184).
Schmidel (John) :
Beer parade. 4799.
Sweetheart of my daily dreams.
6673.
Schmidl (Eduard) Dis médcht’ ich
einmal im mondschein begegnen.
18074.
Schmidt (A. P.) co.:
Almighty God, whose glory. 2844.
Behind the tulips. 184.
Fire and flame. 3230.
Hoity-toity. 869.
I will sing unto the Lord. 18458.
Lift up your voices now. 3688.
Lord of our life. 18652.
Lord’s prayer. 3711.
May flowers. 3780.
Menuet. 16776.
O for a closer walk with God.
25138.
O God, Whose presence glows in
all. 18929.
Presence in the silence.
Rise, crowned with light.
Rondo alla campanella.
Russian dance. 4129.
Sanctus. 11052.
Through all the year. 2896.
Ye choirs of new Jerusalem. 4597.
Year’s at the spring. 2739.
Schmidt (Austin) Prosperity calls.
17104.
Schmidt (C. M. T.) Blueeyes. 19775.
Schmidt (BH. R.) Drifting and dream-
ing, sweet paradise. 5089.
Schmidt (F. E.):
Happiness in U.S.A. 9997.
Looking forward to the day, when
1908.
19094.
19100.
we shall meet again. 5849.
Praise the Lord Jesus. 4056.
Sugar. 25585.
Times are getting better all the
time. 13473.
Guess what I am
18259.
Love’s memories.
Schmidt (G. A.)
wanting to do.
Schmidt (G. H.)
24867.
Schmidt (K. EH.) When the daylight
fades into the night. 11517.
Schmidt (lL. F.) My throne of love.
1647.
Schmidt (Muriel)
Schmidt (N. B.)
Lovely one. 10487.
I am waiting for
you. 22328.
Schmidt (V. M.) Know it’s you I
love. 10359.
Schmidt-Boelcke (Werner) Menschen
habt euch gern. 22808.
Schmidt-Gentner (W.) Play that mel-
ody again. 19015.
Schmidt-Hagen (F.)
ten fluch. 12026.
Des klarinettis-
Schmit (lL. A.) Cello moderne. 331.
Schmitt (Florent) :
Aprés l’été. 15733 (9, 10).
Symphonie concertante. 2304,
25620.
Schmitt (J. R.) Hope Lutheran smile.
5415.
Schmitt (P. A.) music co. New songs
from old. 6127.
Schmitt (W. M.) Teach me. 25632.
Schnabel (G. A.) Lonesome. 8159.
Schnaeker (J. B.) On a sunny Sun-
day morning. 6226.
Schnecker (P. A.) au., and Schnecker
CLIN) prop. Evening prayer.
4656 (169).
Schneeberger (Paul) Dem edelweiss.
489.
Schneider (Hans) :
Ach, Herr Schniitt.. ..
Barkarole. 157.
Dancing stars.
Go on. 9952.
Ich bin ein vamp. 5584.
Klein, aber mein. 18578.
Ktiss’ ich auch manchmal gerne
andere frauen. 1267.
Mach mich nicht melancholisch.
14389.
Schenk mir deine liebe. 6458.
Schon ist so ein ringelspiel. 6460.
Seufzerbrticke. 2108.
Tanz mit mir, mia bella.
Tausendmal. 2323.
Wie sich’s der kleine Moritz vor-
stellt. 2701.
Wienerwald-veilchen. 19567.
Will dich lieben. 6989.
Schneider (J. J.):
Alabama rose. 17779.
Going up! coming down.
14290, 16236.
Now we ought to combine.
12970.
Virginia
ZOmae:
Schneider (Marie) :
Dream melody. 16089.
True blue to you. 21433.
15736.
9678.
2322,
12220,
6162,
Lee from ‘Tennessee.
1543
INDEX
Schneider (Rosalind)
Schnider (M. L.)
ing. 325.
Schnitzler (Louis) Tango. 6689.
Schoebel (Elmer) Chant of the swamp.
7329, 9598, 9594.
Honey. 14354.
’*Cause I’m listen-
Schéber (Franz) G’schichten aus
Wien. 22231.
Schoemaker (Maurice) Boxe. 9517.
Schoemer (W. H.):
Heaven on earth. 24414.
If my love isn’t really true. 22483.
Shag. 6489.
You'll never know how much you
mean to me. 25957.
Schonberg (Adelaide) :
Jack and Jill. 9332 (174).
Little Bo-Peep. 9332 (211).
Little Jack Horner. 9332 (212).
Schone Galathee. 4145, 4146.
Schoenefeld (—) Turkish
21793.
Schoenfeld (W. C.):
Anitra’s dance. 9982.
Consolation. 24933.
Finale. 23936.
Scherzo. 181, 9481, 9482.
Schoenleben (Ralph) Our love for us.
13058.
Schénste mann im staate.
Schoepfle (S. GC.)
nia blues. 34382.
Schofield (Harry) By-an’-by. 21851.
Scholasticum 3. 18248-13252, 19149.
Scholl (Clara) Song of the harp of
the wind. 17274.
Scholl (J. L.) You, only you. 11628.
Scholl (Jack):
Alice in Wonderland.
23825, 23826.
Colonel from Kentucky. 19874.
Hold me closer. 873.
Little Sing-a-lee, sing a little low-
down tune. 20642-20644.
Poor Cinderella. 23108.
Throw another log on the fire.
23473, 25684, 25685.
Two rooms of love. 17469.
Schonberg (Chris) :
mareh.
1446, 1447.
I have the insom-
19664,
pi TH, TS Vv. Zo
School for husbands. 1395.
School tunes for wind instruments.
2075. °
Schools music publishers, inc.:
He lives. 3354.
Thy way, not mine, O Lord. 4363.
Schopflin (Paul) Let’s be undignified.
18607.
Schoppe (Theo) pseud. See Domina
(Fritz)
Schor (A. L.) Voglio te. 17499.
Schott (L. H.) Prosperity. 13144.
Schott & co., Itd.:
Canzonetta. 7854.
Dream children. 537.
Four preludes. 6294.
Handel in the Strand. 804.
Minuet of the fairy bells. 1525.
Piano-album. 13108-13111.
Poéme. 6321.
Waltz. 1789.
Schott fréres. Poéme héroigque. 68322.
Schottenstein (J. C.) You are my
love. 19599.
Schott’s (B.) sdhne:
Alle meine walzer. 23832.
Alle mit uns. 9362, 9363.
Aloha oe. 11709.
Alte meister ftir junge _ spieler.
9368.
Andante. 795.
Arie des Boris Godunow. 100.
Badonviller-marsch. 13856, 13857,
17860.
Caprice fantastique.
Chez le cordonnier.
Cowboy. 4965.
Divertimento. 19947.
Elena-berceuse. 14168.
Esquisses de danses.
Fantasie. 5230.
Feuille d’album. 14211.
Fleury-marsch. 18175.
Four American dances. 20105.
Fiir kleine hinde. 2483812.
4884.
9605.
16131.
Goldfish. 20139.
Gopak. 768.
Grasshopper dance. 5306.
Grosses kalender. 9983.
Hebriiisches lied. 838.
Slee als eo Isonzo-marsch. 14557, 14558,
eee : ck x
Out of the deep. 8532. 18506. ‘ |
School (J. F.): Jeunesse danse. 20505. :
Believe me, I’m in love with you. Klavier-harmonika-album. 24735.
15841. ; Kleine fantasien. 24736. _
Make up your mind you'll be mine. Komm, trink und lach am Rhein.
14727. 10362.
She’s only a little flapper. 23273. Konzert. 19745. : }
There’s a new soul in heaven Konzert fiir streichorchester. |
above, Thomas A. Edison. 24739.
15430. Konzert II. 10364.
There’s a secret love. 17401. Largo, 185. ’
Thomas A. Edison. 17410. Last Mohican.
Yes, we have no beer. 13709. Leichte tanze.
1544
ST5T.
10398.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Lento e patetico. 1297.
Liber organi, 10412.
Madame Liselotte. 20708.
Mein harmonium. 5943.
Missa dona pacem. 12796.
Missa dorica. 12797.
Missa monodica. 24963.
Opern und operetten. 25190.
Opernfreuden. 25191.
Orff-schulwerk. 1802-1805, 25195—
25199.
Partita. 10867.
Praeludium. 1389.
Rhythmische studien. 17131.
Ritournelles. 17134.
Romance. 15144.
Scherzo. 6681.
Siciliano. 140.
Skizzenbuch. 15258.
Sohne Bach. 6541.
Sonata. 6027.
Streichtrio E moll. 21308.
Suite. 10384.
Symphonie. 21419.
Tanzbtichlein. 6028.
Te Deum. 13427.
Tonadilla. 6766.
Toy-box. 25707.
Variationen und suite. 11412.
Variazioni attraverso i secoli.
21466.
Violinkonzert in D. 20801, 20802.
Weihnachtskantate. 21530.
Wir spielen operetten. 25909.
Schrag (Belle) He was a mighty good
-man for me to lose. 20210.
Schrah (C. G.) Prosperity. 4067.
Schramel (Domenica) If just for a
day. 18467.
Schramm (lL. W.) ‘Thanks to the
N. R. A. 25645.
Schramm (Paul) Moderner rythmus.
5978.
Schramm (Rudolf) Why are you tell-
ing me to go. 9233.
Schrattenholz (Leo):
Aus der volksseele. 21696 (19).
Humoreske. 21696 (164).
“Zwei sonaten. 21696 (334, 335).
Schrecken der garnison. 3752.
Schreier (—) Tango of roses. 8939.
Schreker (Franz)
4928*,
Schreyer (F. R.):
Hrin awake. 51383.
Give me the key to your heatt.
7628.
Schritz (Albert Von) See Von Schritz
(Albert)
Schroeder (A. J. L.) That Honolulu
gal of mine. 17378.
Schroeder (C. P.) Betty Lou. 7211.
Schroeder (Cleadus) Waterfalls and
moonlight. 6869.
Christophorus. |
Schroeder (D. L.) His loving care.
865.
Schroeder (G. C.) What a grand old
world. 9164.
Schroeder (Hermann) :
Missa dorica. 12797.
Streichtrio E moll. 21308.
Te Deum. 13427.
Schroeder (Kurt) Private life of
Henry VIII. 23185.
Schroeder (LL. C.) My hermitage.
22891.
Schroeder (Raymond) :
If we could be sweethearts again.
18469.
Oh yeah. 20982.
Patented, adjustable, indestruct-
able [sic] love. 18999.
Schréder (Walther) :
Blomst jeg beer’i min trgje. 225.
Blumenlied. 17926.
Schroeder (William A.) When love is
young. 93832 (388).
Schroeder (William Arthur) Squeek-
stick blues. 8859.
Schroeder & Gunther, inc.:
Crystal sleigh. 18025.
Dancing raindrops. 19912.
Forest lullaby. 3246.
From foreign shores. 5218.
Ground. 22236.
Introduction to the _ classics.
24655.
Introduction to the piano. 24656.
March. 3888.
Morning song. 1563.
Old cathedral. 1747.
Round and round. 4126.
Sleep, little papoose. 19210.
Spinning Song, 24935.
White winter morning. 19546.
Winter night. 19577.
Schropp (R. J.) jr. President Roose-
velt. 190386.
Schrott (W. J.) Under the N. R. A.
21454.
Schuander (A. A.):
All we seem to do is disagree.
13796.
I go walking in the rain. 14397.
I’ve sung my love song to you.
14476.
Is that my just reward. 14555.
Schuander (Ruth):
All we seem to do is disagree.
13796.
I go walking in the rain. 143897.
I’ve sung my love song to you.
14476.
Is that my just reward. 14555.
Schubert (F. P.):
Andante. 15199.
By the sea. 2077.
1545
INDEX
Schubert (F. P.)—Continued.
Chant des esprits au-dessus des
eaux. 6461-6464.
Cradle song. 2078.
Du bist die ruh. 2079.
Erlking. 93832 (3817).
Four pieces. 15200.
Hark! hark! the lark. 6465,
15201, 23795 (80).
Hedge-rose. 15202.
Impatience. 15208.
Lento e patetico. 1297.
Lord is my shepherd. 4147.
Menuetto from piano sonate in G.
8719.
Minuet. 11067.
Minuetto. 19158.
Moment musical.
Post. 15205.
Rest. 2082.
Serenade. 15206, 238252.
Silver and gold. 6466.
15204, 19154.
Three songs by Schubert. 17182.
Marche militaire. 2080, 2081,
19152.
Three waitzes. 11068.
To be sung on the water. 15207.
Voyageur. 2083.
Wiegenlied. 17752 (126).
Schubert (Heinz) Concertante suite.
4952.
Schuberth (Edward) & ¢o., inc.:
Blue bonnet fiower. 21820.
Chanson de valse. 9586.
Dance barbaric. 450.
Delia. 487.
Eagle. 573.
Flames. 16162.
Haroun al Raschid. 814.
Poéme d’amour. 17078.
Prelude. 855, 856.
Scéne de ballet. 19146.
Sleepy dark night. 15262.
Weep not for the dead. 11475.
Schuberth (J.) & co. Progressive par-
allelstudien. 15091.
Schuch (George) :
California moon. 15914.
Now I can see. 12975.
Sehuessler (Edna) Only friend I had.
87.
Schuetky (F. J.)
13260.
Schiitt (Eduard) :
A la bien-aimée. 17752 (2).
Eypisoden. 98382 (102).
Geh fort. 25992 (18).
Jiingster friihling. 25992 (32).
Liebesfrage. 25992 (35).
Rose im schnee. 25992 (59).
Valses dialogues. 17752 (152).
Schiitz (Heinrich) Song of praise.
2205.
Send out Thy spirit.
pt. III,.n. s., v. 28
Schuetz (John) You'll come smil-in’
through. 15702.
Schuff (A. M.):
Be still and know that I am God.
17874.
Hear, O Lord. 14832. ‘
I will lift up mine eyes. 16474.
Symphonette. 4856, 138418, 13419.
Theme sheet Portland symphony
orchestra. 138445.
Schugall & co. Du hast das feuer im
blut. 12094.
Schuitema (A. K.) We are looking
for that blessed hope. 21512.
Schule des violinvortrages auf melo-
discher grundlage in 2 teilen. 2084.
Schulenburg (Hermann) Hin jeder
hat mal gltick. 14167.
Schuler (G. 8S.):
Dreams at twilight. 24192.
Dugan’s (Gertrude §8.) gospel
Songs. 24208.
Glory out of gloom. 24338.
I’m so glad he ransomed
24558.
Schulken (Hermann) :
Behitit? mein kind, Gott, allezeit.
11670 (27).
Hs singt ein végelein.
me.
11670 (93).
Maientanz. 11670 (219).
Wandern im _ (frithling. 11670
(399).
Schulman (M. B.) Have you forgot-
ten. 24406.
Schulte (F. T.) Aloha land. 4699.
Schultz (EH. H.) Disillusion. 14110.
Schultz (Elmer) Paradise lane,
10860
Schultz (H. G.) :
I’m goin’ back to dear old Caro-
lina. 5510.
Smile and Vll smile with you.
6531.
Schultz (Harry) While I watch the
setting sun. 11541.
Schultz (Joseph) :
Her love dream is true.
Hobo of the past. 20238.
Schultz (M. G.) Full speed ahead.
7610.
Schultz (Wilnina)
ber. 19950.
Schultzberg (F. I.):
Bali. 7178.
Blue day blues. 9509.
Down in old Monterey. 7481.
Dreaming in the shade of a sleepy -
everglade. 7500.
Gone. T7651.
Hot-cha those weary old blues
away. 7769.
If you'd come back. 5608.
Song of the night. 8827.
There’s plenty on my mind. 8996.
20227.
Do you remem-
1546
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Will you remember to forget.
11573.
Schulz (K. W.)
day. 17489.
Schulz (Siegfried )
14728.
Schulze (J. H.) As long as I have my
own way. 15801.
Sehumacher (Hans)
chen, 4729.
Schumacher (Henry):
Dancing through the night.
Maytime. 5936.
Take my love.
Tonight be mine.
Schumacher (M. H.):
Lesson the lilies teach.
Our Lord’s ascension.
To Thee,
23484.
Schumacher (P. M.)
eould speak. 18468.
Schumacher (Walter):
Madel ohne mann.
Arabisches mir-
4982.
4307,
6768.
22650.
23043.
O Comforter divine.
If my heart
Even as you and I. 22098.
I give you these. 20801.
Swedish rumba. 23396.
Schuman (K. BH.)
donna. 25059.
Schuman (Samuel!) :
My major girl is in a minor key
with me. 10681.
When I bring a ring around to
My modern ma-
Rosie. 6918.
Schuman (W.H.) God’s world. 99595.
Schumann (Camillo) Notturno.
23795 (81).
Schumann (Georg) :
Liebestrauer. 93832 (209).
Passacaglia und finale tiber Bach.
A752 (114).
Rheinlied. 9332 (307).
Sehnsucht. 17752 (127).
Stindchen. 93832 (342).
Schumann (R. A.):
Album pour la jeunesse. 2085.
Butterfly. 25413.
Deux grenadiers. 2086.
Dialogue dans la forét. 2087.
Du bist wie eine blume. 4148.
Happy farmer
work. 4149.
Little hunting song.
Nachtstticke. 6470.
Scenes from childhood. 4150.
Sechs frtihe lieder. 25414.
Slumber song. 25415.
Traumerei. 24817.
8 polonaises. 11069.
Schuster (Ira):
Anything your little heart desires.
returning from
15209.
91, 2861.
At the jungle jubilee. 2877, 4742.
Hold me. 871, 872.
Tomorrow is another |
I can’t get enough of you.
3418, 3414.
I know you belong to somebody
else. 16379, 20321.
I'll take you back, if you want to
come back. 3449.
I may be dancing with somebody
else. 12408, 12404.
It’s a wonderful feeling when you
fall in love. 10265, 12496.
921,
Let’s make up. 12623.
My own. 12912.
We're getting closer to _ love.
17539, 21520.
What would I do if I didn’t have
you. 19511.
When my little Pomeranian met
your little Pekingese. 2638,
4515.
When the sun bids the moon good-
night. 6945, 9200, 9201.
When you're over sixty, and you
feel like sweet sixteen. 6957.
Where the river meets the sea.
2673.
Schuster (Joe)
17284.
Schuster (Mitchell) Angel in disguise.
15785.
Schuster (Rudolph) :
Before my heart was
15840.
Blue eagle march. 15869.
Down in Havana. 16072.
Farewell Gypsy love. 16149.
Gypsy melody. 16265.
Hungarian fantasia. 16337.
I found my true love in Vienna.
16368.
V’m coming home. 16409.
I never dreamed you meant it for
Spanish love song.
broken.
me. 16447.
Kiss me good-bye. 16607.
Only a shadow. 17020.
Sing me your love song. 17234.
Schvartz (Emile) Exercices et le-
cons chantés sur toutes las gammes
et dans tous les tons. 7076 (75).
Schwab (Dorothy) How can I ever
forget you dear. 20259.
Schwab (J. H.) Little home in the
Genesee Valley. 5821.
Schwabach (Kurt) Now ain’t that
wonderful. 20949.
Schwartz (Abe):
Doroha do sercia. 24171.
Kolomeyka depresia. 12573.
Konopli moczyla. 24738.
Yak mus, to mus. 18703.
Schwartz (Arthur):
After all you’re all I’m _ after.
23816.
Fatal fascination. 629.
I know the kind of girl. 22360.
1547
INDEX
Schwartz (Arthur )—Continued.
Love lost. 22733, 24848.
Nice goings on. 22954.
She loves me not. 25488.
Sweet one. 19315.
*Twixt the devel and the deep blue
sea. 23509. |
Two faced woman. 15510.
What a young girl ought to know.
23608.
Whatever you do. 23626.
With you here and me _ here.
19582.
Schwartz (Jean):
Antenio, .281.5 CEL):
Any old time at all. 21696 (14).
Down the line with Arabelle. 2815
ClON:
Dream lady. T7491.
Hverything’s as it should be.
7546, 16139. ‘
Goodbye Maggie Doyle. 2815
(111).
Henny Klein. 2815 (1382).
Highland Mary. 2815 (1385).
I fell off the water wagon. T7076
(IBY) 2
Kisses. 2815 (172).
Kitty, pretty Kitty. 21696 (216).
Little you know. 18637.
Man behind the club. 2815 (199).
Meet me on the fence tonight.
2815 (214).
Mr. Lawson the man from Boston.
2815 (224).
My Irish Daisy. 2815 (2385).
My lady of Japan. 2815 (236).
My wigwam lady. 2815 (241).
Okay G-a. 16980.
She changed her hi-de-hi-de, for
his yodel-o-de-ay. 6490.
Something came and got me in
the spring. 8807.
Trouble in paradise.
Wrong. D130.
Schwartz (Phil) music co. Just an
old fashioned locket. 16584.
Schwartz (R. B.) Trouble is—TI still
love you. 4396.
15497.
Schwartz (W. F.) Sefiorita. 15216.
Schwarz (Mrs. EK. M.) Buy now.
24006.
Schwarz (Friedrich) :
Aber russisch muss es sein. 8, 9.
Ariane. 2865, 2866.
Es war einmal ein musikus. 5137.
Ich méchte dich auf hiinden tra-
gen. 10179.
Schwarz (Vera)
wins. 10264,
Schwarz-Reislinger
sche wehr- und
12029.
It’s a smile that
(Erwin) Deut-
soldatenlieder.
10
pt. IM, n. s., V. 28
Schwarze (Emma) :
Dream. 3158.
Invitation. 12484.
Prelude. 15210.
Reflection. 138183.
Sunshine. 4274.
Unity. 15522.
Schwarze husar. 4151.
Schwarzwald (Milton) Lonely moon-
light troubadour. 20658.
Schween (A. D.):
Hrin my home. 20027.
Maid of Kildaire.
Schweers & Haake.
siegheil. 22082.
Schweickert (C. M.):
If I only knew. 14497.
Smile for me. 15268.
Schweitzer (H. H.)
17896.
Schwemler (P. H.) Be of good cheer,
20711.
Drittes Reich-
Besenstiel.
it is I. 9467.
Schwenk (Arthur) jr. Dreaming
waltz. 16097.
Schwichtenberg (Elva) Two little
arms. 17467.
Schwiegervater (Der) 6472.
Schwiening (Volkmar) 1914. 19646-
19648.
Schwilter (J. I.) Tango amigos.
17354.
Sechwotzer (C. W.):
Don’t lie about love.
Summer song. 15354.
Sweetheart bouquet. 2290.
and Schytte
5058.
Sechytte (Ludvig) avw.,
(Anna) prop.: —
Aeolsharfe. 17752 (4).
Aubade provencale. 2815 (18).
Cachucha. 2815 (41).
Harfenklinge. 2815 (126).
In der nacht. 2815 (199).
In the ball room. 17752 (64).
Kinder-suite. 2815 (171).
Libellen. 17752 (80).
Madrilena. 17752 (88).
Réve orientale. 2815 (286).
Valse-réverie. 2815 (338).
Scialabba (Pete) You went away
without saying goodbye. 19633.
Sciapiro (Michel) :
Sweet. 25604.
Valse song melody no. 12.
Wondrous eyes. 11589.
Sciascia (Pasquale) :
Abbruzzo forte gentile.
Lu marinare. 12697.
Stornellata abbruzzese.
23539.
11672.
13378.
Trebbiatura. 138489.
Tu Mariuccia. 13500.
Sciberras (Joe) I’m dreaming of you
dear. 7842.
Scionti (Silvio) Prelude and Gigue.
4060.
48
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Scipio. 20175.
Scogna (Joseph) :
Imagine my surprise. 204382.
My life is made up of dreams.
8371.
That’s my idea of love. 21368.
Scoik (Mabel Van) See Van Scoik
(Mabel )
Seonzo (Al):
No fooling. 16949.
When you’re gone away. 17608.
Scott (A. C.):
Jamboree. 16553.
My silver-moon queen.
Scott (Bennett) :
12923.
Hear the pipers calling Jenny
mine. 2815 (130).
It’s a different girl again. 15733
(164).
Scott (C. E.) Hungry. 10057.
Scott (C. F.):
I can conquer the world but not
without you. 22332.
Silence at midnight. 25451.
Scott (C. P.):
Behold! A King. 17752 (21).
Children of light. T7076 (82).
Father in Thy mysterious pres-
ence. 17752 (47).
I am He that liveth. 17752 (61).
I sing the mighty power. 2815
(147).
My father bids me come. 13765
(126).
Nearer Thee. 2815 (244).
Our blest Redeemer. 2815 (119).
Out of the long ago. 17752: (111).
Pirate’s wooing. 18765 (169).
Pupil’s second etude album.
17752, (119).
Safely home.
Scott (Cyril):
13765 (186).
Colombine. 46596 (102).
Don’t come in, sir, please. 4656
(189).
Gift of silence. 4656 (209).
Lotus land. 4656 (3873).
Mirabelle. 1528.
Mystic ode. 6110.
Reflection. 4656 (528).
Rima’s call to the birds. 19098.
25707.
4656 (689).
Toy-box.
White knight.
Scott (D. K.):
Hear the pipers calling Jenny
mine, 2815 (180).
It’s a different girl again. 15733
(164).
Seott (HE. J. P.) Sweetheart, I love
you, I do. 17340.
Scott (Earle):
I ean conquer the world but not
without you. 22382.
Silence at midnight. 25451.
Scott (Hmerson) Deep down in dark
town. 14088.
Scott (F. G.):
New corn. 1672.
Plucking the rushes. 1892.
Plumes of time. 28102.
Pretty Nell. 23131.
There grows an elm-tree. 2365.
Scott (Irene) :
I can’t help lovin’ you. 3417.
Kid yourself along. 1245.
SCObmuG.. 2)ii
Building dream castles. 29638.
Dorothy. 5063.
EKw’ry rainy day. 606.
Little love game. 1341.
Melancholy blues. 12761.
Only a day spent in old San José.
ital
Out of the night.
Virginia. 2528.
When the firelight gleams I’m
dreaming. 6934.
Wondering. 27238.
Scott (Jack) ’Till the end of time.
9014.
Scott (Janet)
the clover.
Scott (K. G.)
9166.
Scott (Karl)
Scott (Kay)
Scott (Kenyon)
(Karle)
Scott (L. A.):
Little bit of kindness, a little bit
of love. 22679.
My home in old Tennessee. 228938.
Scott (M. A.) Tl! be marryin’ Marion
when the marigolds bloom in May.
24514.
Scott (M. L.):
Behold! A King. 17752 (21).
Children of light. TO76 (32).
Father in Thy mysterious Pres-
aevaceen Wi Mape A CATON,
IT am He that liveth.
15012.
When the bloom is on
17589. /
What am I to do alone.
See Scott (C. F.)
See Seott (K. G.)
pseud. See Scott
17752 (61).
I sing the mighty power. 2815
(147).
My father bids me come. 13765
(126).
Nearer Thee. 2815 (244).
Our blest Redeemer. 2815 (119).
Out of the long ago. 17752 (111).
Pirate’s wooing. 18765 (169).
Pupil’s second etude album. 17752
(119).
Safely home.
Seott (Marjorie)
Scott (Maurice)
another job.
Scott (N. P.)
Scott (Parker)
God. 21939.
13765 (186).
Sing Toy. 2154.
I had to go and find
20310.
Night’s lullabye. 6140.
Come back to your
1549
INDEX
Seott (Raymond) You're my lucky
charm. — 27731:
Scott (Sally) :
Oh boy, so true to your task.
10784.
To the blue eagle of the N. R. A.
17483.
Scott (Stanley) Besutiful home.
47ST.
Scott (T. E.) Mask. 14751.
Scott (W.):
Becky play your violin. 7192.
Spit on it for luck. 2235.
Vice. 2519.
Scott-Coomber (Billy) :
There’s a light in your window.
6729.
Too much happiness.
When the shadows begin.
Seott Gatty (A.):
Click! clack. 21927.
Dat’s berry queer. 21997.
De ole banjo. 22007.
De ringtail’d coon. 22008.
Good-night. 22213.
Naney.; 22933.
Seott-Wood (Geo.)
23965.
Scotti (William) My moonlight ma-
donna. 14889-14892.
Scotto (Vincent) :
A petits pas.
Ah! Vamour sincére.
6770.
6941.
Blue accordion.
7080, 9334.
9347.
Amour qui peut mourir. 18811.
Appel du sex-appeal. 13821.
Bonheur. 13923.
Ca @est dla rumba. 9546.
Ca, cest du billard. 7290.
Coquin d’amour. 410, 411.
Dans mon bateau. 9681.
Chanson au bord de eau. 17969.
Dis-moi tout bas. 18077.
Elle est blonde. 7527, 14171.
Epicerie. 14178.
Et tout, et tout, et tout. 9819.
Fondu, un momo. T7588.
J’adore les Espagnoles. 18518.
J’ai révé d’une fleur. 7994, 18521.
Je cherche un jeune premier.
7999.
Laissez-vous glisser. 8064.
Lettres que lon garde. 8114.
Mar'‘nette joue de la _ varinette.
14747.
Miette. 8281, 18740.
Moi, j’écoute l’aceordéon. 10582,
14811.
Moi, j’mets plein gaz. 8299.
On n’se refait pas. 10813.
On ne peut pas. 14988.
Pauline. 13093.
Pays du soleil. 8553.
Petite Tonkinoise. 19648 (114).
1550
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Pourquoi se quitter quand on
s’aime. 8591.
Rose. 8687.
Souvenir d'un soir d’amour.
15307.
Voitures. 11482.
Vraie des matelots. 19466.
Zou! un peu d’aidli. 11663.
Scourse (F.) Old Cheddar carols.
25155.
Scourse (J. C.) Old Cheddar carols.
25155.
Secovill (G. L.) Prosperity’s around
the corner so grin. 10963.
Scrafford (Eugene) Two baby eyes
of blue. 4407.
Serattish (Kathryn) Marjorie Mae.
224Ol, -
Scriabin (Alexander) : :
Etude. 6474.
Prelude in C sharp minor. 1904.
Prelude in E major. 6340.
Seriven (Alfred) :
Buy American, please. 289,
Pretty lady. 25293. .
Scully (B. J.) Roll along with the
N. R.. A. 171490. t
Scully (E. T.) When the silver moon
is golden. 17598.
Scully (J. V.): f
Baby what I got is yours. 13845. _
Empty picture frame. 12097. at
Prohibition’s gone away. 25301.
Seabury (T. H.): tr
Baby Dudel Dandy. 7164. |
Cohen and Kelley. 7370. |
Over the weekend with you. 85386. ;
Shanty town. 4175. i
Seader (W. F.) N. R. A. 20900.
Seaholm (Alfred) Yow’re beautiful.
17724. |
Seales (James) My Dixie boy dream. |
- 18814 - ©
Sealy (F. L.): |
Berceuse. 19752.
Thou, O God, art praised in Sion.
19648 (145). \
Seamans (E. J. M.) Swiss wedding —
song. 15889.
Search (F. P.) Tangiers. 11275.
Sears “CE. "lvars). 3
Just an old fashioned lady.
Very truly yours Annette.
Sears (Martha) Roosevelt just won’
wait. 21147.
Sears (Robert) :
- of a sudden-you. 4693.
I'll be waiting round the corner. ;
10101.
] wonder what you mean, 7
Won’t you have a little something
with me. 11590.
Seasoned greetings. 19298.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Seaton (M. T.) Better days will soon
be here. 11806.
Seaton (W. TT.)
20515, 24689.
Seay (M. B.) Festival march. 684.
Sebastian (John) Don’t tell me.
3145.
Sebek (G.)
(167).
Sechs deutsche volkslieder. 3850.
Second nine o’clock revue. 15023,
19196.
Second recreation repertoire. 4656
(563).
Secord (B. E.) Who are you. 4541.
Secunda (Samuel) :
Bei mir bisti shein. 21795.
Koift shreibelach. 12572.
Meidele vie du. 38789.
Secunda (Sholom) :
Bei mir bisti shein. 21795.
In shop auf der elter. 22526.
Meidele vie du. 3789.
Sedberry (Jesse) Song of the islands.
15296, 15297.
Sedberry (Sue)
3548.
Seddon (Charles) :
Jood night my own. 5290.
Isle of view. 5657.
Isn’t man a funny funny. ihing.
5659.
Love me only. S868.
Mary I love you. 5929.
Rhythm of love. 63897.
Underneath Hawaiian skies.
11404.
When you're in love. 6958.
See can’t you jump for joy. 138257.
Seeboeck (W. C. E.) au., and. See-
boeck (M. B.) prop.:
Arabian fortune teller. 4656 (26).
Blue eyes. 4656 (69).
Dream fairy. 4656 (142).
Hungarian Gipsy. 4656 (262).
Joyful message.
In the Sudan. 93832
In our romance.
Shepherd and shepherdess. 4656)
(570).
Seek, and ye shall find. 19155*.
Seeley (Philip) :
After the night before. 4672.
Gosh, I’ve got a broken heart.
769.
Segnitz (Paul):
Je n’aime personne. 24675.
Je suis si bien dans tes bras. ,
24676.
My old broken heart’s as good as
new. 14899.
Segretaria per tutti. 2272.
Sehnsucht 202. 3791.
Seiber (Matyas) :
Leichte tiinze. 10398.
Rhythmische studien. 17181.
Seidenfried (Morton) In a glance.
D615*.
Seiffert (Max):
Concerti grossi. 21696 (138).
Konzert in es-dur. 12575,
Salve Regina. 5322.
Seigel (A. Z.):
Century of progress. 7320... :
That Roosevelt melody. 8971.
Seigle (Lou) I’m always thinking of
you dear. 24539.
Seigler (Maurice) There’s always to-
morrow. 21385.
Seiler (Conrad) Red revue. 25326*.
Seiler (H: M.) Summer brings’ mem’-
. ries of you... 17322, 23385.
Seiler (Ludwig) Drittes reich. 18126.
Sein schatten. 22133.
Seip (HE. L.) Delta upsilon Que of
songs. 18056.
Seippel (B. E.)
Mocking vee 10580.
My heart released a- thousand
strings. 6066.
Were you lonely. 9160.
Seitter (G. M.) I’ve grown so used
to you. 16462.
Seitz (Charles)
TS58.
Seitz (R. EF.) Brooke’s trimuphal
march. 2815 (36).
Sekles (Bernhard) :
Abschied. 2815 (3).
Am Georgitage. 2815 (7).
Capriccio. 11079.
Duo. 2815 (79).
Lojko’s lied. 2815 (186).
Treue liebe. 2815 (3833).
Werbung. 2815 (355).
Select music co.: .
Father, teach us to know. 5171.
I’m going a-vagabonding. 56511.
Night of romance. 6134.
Tiny seed became a shrine. 6754.
We come, O God, to Thee. 6875.
Why do you laugh, little brook.
13669. .
Select theatres corp.. Beau Brummel.
15827.
Selecta Gregoriana. 15213.
Selected traditional tunes. 21194.
Seliner (A. V.) Mr. Cupid’s busy at
a game of love. 16797.
Selinger (Bernard) Away from the
world. 2884.
Sell them beer. 4163.
Sellars (Gatty) :
At the portals of the palace.
19711.
Venetian idylle, 13540.
Sellenick (Ad.) Marche Indienne.
1473.
I’m telling you.
38188—34——-31 1551
INDEX
Sellers (Georges) :
Fanny, Fanny, je t’adore.
Sous le soleil. 19262.
Sellick (D. E.) NR A. 18859.
Sells (V. K.) Twilight’s shadows.
12129.
2469.
Selney (—):
Promenade. 6350.
Taxi. 2324.
Turquerie. 2462.
Seltzer (C. L.) Lord, take away pain.
18653.
Seltzner (Jennie) :
Forest in spring. 683, 684.
On a shady terrace. 1764.
Selvoggio (Anthony) My moon light
Rose. 1626.
Sem (Bert) Impassibile.
Seminara (Giuseppe) :
By the sea. 19812.
Virginia. 21478.
Senallié (J..B.) Sonate. 9332) (319).
Sénart (Maurice) Editions:
Anthologie classique. 21744.
Augusto Piccard. 21760.
Berceuse. 21801.
Chansons pour petits et grands.
4909.
Cinq chorals. 22626.
Concerto. 4968.
Daniel Webster’s horses. 4986.
Dans ton miroir. 7423.
Danse de la chévre. 4988.
Deux chansons. 11980.
Dix vocalises. 5325.
Dover Beach. 5065.
Elégie. 5117.
Enfantines. 51380, 18145.
Etudes. 22668.
Four lacquer prints. 6624.
Fugue en fa mineur. 22163.
Homeward. 5406.
Introduction 4 l'étude du piano.
7927.
pt: Ill, n.s., v. 28
Storm-song. 6629.
Sunset. 6648.
Symphonie. 5207.
Symphonie synthétique. 23416.
Three poems by Shelley. 8872.
Tiger. 6749.
To her lover below earth. 6757.
Toceata, Bourrée et Gigue. 23486.
Trois chansons bretonnes, 11981.
Variations. 6884.
4 interludes. 4781.
15 variations. 22627.
24 préludes. 5023.
36 études. 9107, 23551, 23552.
Sengbusch (W. C.):
Beer again. 9475.
Have a beer. 10009.
Sennett (Mack) inc. Love bring my
love back to me. 1378.
Senoj (Yolf) :
Just a little squirrel.
Let’s dance. 24768.
Senor la bullthrower. 4166*.
Senorom (S. M.) City of I will
14027.
Sensation hunters. 17267.
Senter (G. M.) My dreams.
Sentis (José) :
Dis-moi pourquoi. 14106.
No sé porqué. 18915.
Rumba giiajira. 19119.
Seredy (J. S.):
Alas, that spring should vanish.
4682.
Beautiful dreams, what are they
made of. 17876.
Because you’re gone. 13872.
Chanson de Marie Antoinette.
12872.
13989.
Come to me. 21943.
Going! Going! Gone. 9958.
Happy days. 143824.
I found the road to you. 5471.
By mM AT e
7969. Matpa parca.
Mouvement symphonique no. 3. Mississippi lament. 1533.
14839. My heart is a silent violin. 18825.
Night-piece. 6135. My moonlight madonna. 14892.
Pastorale. 6410. November. 18925.
Piéce de concert. 6302. One rose the last of your bouquet.
Piéces liturgiques. 6308. 1786.
Prélude-arioso-fughette. 13130. Singing to you. 19201.
Preludio ad una commedia. 6841. Stony Point. 19286.
Preludio di festa. 13135. Zrovs dtxovs wov. 4256.
Quatuor. 6367. Sereijo (Manuel) Vida por otra.
Quatuor pour instruments 4 2520.
cordes. 23146. Serensco (Joe) Love-time waltz.
Recueil de chansons pour l’école 10486.
et la famille. 138179. Sergel (W. J.) Thirty-love. 25674*.
Recuerdo. 6881. Sergent X. 4813.
Remembrance. 6387. Serio (M. H. W.) When will the good
Rubia. 8692. old times come back. 13649.
Sea-harvest. 6475. Serra (Daniele) Non piango piu.
Sonatine. 6559, 6560. 10756.
1552
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INDEX
nos. 1—12. 1933
Serra (Joseph) :
Franklin D. Roosevelt. 9900.
I tried to forget you. 10154.
Let the moon and stars above
‘-eheer up for you. 8110.
Please come and save me,
Queen of my heart. 19059.
Until death will take me away.
10904.
9080.
Serradell (Narciso) Golondrina.
5274.
Serrano (J.) Venetian love’ song.
2511. :
Serrano (L. M.) Donde estas corazon.
12048.
Servantz (Vagharshag) Ohpry kt
hus pomp: Epyly. 6524, 8775.
Servis (H. E.) Golden dreams that
never come true. 20138.
Servus Wien. 11091.
Sessa (Andrea di) See di Sessa (An-
drea).
Sesser (J. F.):
Bolero. 21882.
For you alone. 22144.
Serenade. 23268.
Setters (Jilson) Come all ye fair and
tender ladies. 21934.
Settle (Carter) My southland’s ecall-
ing me. 16885.
Setzer (W. B.):
I will always be true.
My ideal. 25046.
Seuel-Holst (Marie).
Sev@ik (Otakar) :
Allegro-concert 1, D-dur.
Etudes-caprices. 5143.
10173.
See Holst (M. S.)
1830.
Preparatory exercises in double- |
stopping. 138765 (173).
School of violin technics.
(187-190).
Schule des violinvortrages auf
melodischer grundlage in 2 |}
teilen. 2084.
Shifting the position and prepara- |
tory secale-studies for the violin. |
| Seybold (Zeb):
13765 (198).
Seven Christmas carols for little chil-
dren. 22229.
Seven good joys of Mary. 2109.
Seventeen Scottish songs. 3125.
Severn: (HKdmund) :
Brunette. 4656 (76), 21696 (42).
Gavotte moderne. 2815 (96),
4656 (206), 13765 (63).
Idyl. 4656 (567).
Neapolitan serenade. 4656 (442).
Nocturne. 4656 (568).
Severson (B. T.) Love light in your
eyes. 14699.
Sevigny (Alfred) :
I'm the big, big rainbow man.
5545.
| Sevigny
13765 |
I’ve got the no money blues. 5572.
Tell me that story again. 4320.
(Joseph ) Waltz of love.
15557.
Sevitzky (Fabien) :
Choral prelude.
Chorus. 134.
134..
Flight of the bumblebee. 662.
Seward (A. E.):
Enchanted garden. 20021.
Fence around your garden. 20060
Just we two alone. 20547.
Melody of other days. 20745.
Start shoutin,. 21299,
Sewell (C. L.) Australian moon.
15809.
Sewell (Hli) Re-forgive me once
more. 15114.
I wonder. 14486.
In a cabin just for
Sewell (L. E.)
Sewell (Riviere)
two. 16500.
See also. Hausev (R. S8.).
Sewell (W. A.):
On to victory. 10816.
Stepping along. 2130f.
Westward ho. 13611.
Sex appeal Paris 1932. 2459:
Sexauer (Charles) I’m waltzing you
around in my dreams. 10143.
Sexton (Bert) Your [sic] fergiven.
4646.
Sexton (KE. M.) Vaise de concert.
po DSO
| Seyb (Carl) Daddy’s treasure. 9670.
| Seybold (Arthur) :
Abendfeier. 9832 (T).
Albumblatt. 17752 (8).
Fackelzug. 93832 (106).
Froh und frei. 93832 (118).
Nestktichlein tanzt. 17752 (99).
Pfingstreigen. 9832 (279).
Strebsame geiger. 11223.
Seybold (Irma) :
Blue as indigo. 21818:
Oh! mama but wasn’t I seared.
14967.
Blue as indigo. 218T8:
My blue eagle blues:. 20817.
Oh! mama, but wasent [sic] I
seared. 10788:
Oh! mama but wasn’t E scared.
14967.
Wash’n board baby, irom my wor-
ries away. 9131,
Whoop-er up old dear, prosperity
is here—so is beer. 6976:
Seyforth (Danny) Jigsaw puzzles.
5698.
Seyforth (E. A.) :
Birthday reception. 4656 (62).
Tam a soldier. 4656 (269)...
Waving fans. 4656: (676) ..
1553
INDEX
Seymour (Helen):
Forget me not: come back to me.
24282.
Goeden avend, goeden nacht.
24345.
Home in the old home _ town.
24440.
Seymour (Tot):
Good evenin’, Mister Nightingale.
5283, T7661, 7662, 9972.
Nightingale. 3929.
Sgambati (G.) Separazione. 13765
(192).
Shack ey (EF. N.):
Alleluia! Sing to Jesus. 2815 (5).
Come, ye blessed of my Father.
2815 (59).
God be merciful. 2815 (108).
O holy night of Christmas-tide.
17752 (104).
O sing unto the Lord a new song.
21696 (290)..
Shackley (George):
In the land of home sweet home.
20452.
When God gave me you. 21546,
2582T.
Shade (Will) Taking your place.
Zailat.
Shady lacs. 15794, 16218, 16528, 17348,
17420, 19539.
Shaeffer’s (Arling) barn dance. 8736.
Svafer (F. G.) Not guilty. 10760.
Shaffer (F. E.):
Army of the N.R.A. 17826.
Come on! C. HE. 7379.
Shaffer (F. E.) jr:
Come on! C. E. 7379.
Hymn to Woodrow Wilson.
Shaffer (Marie) :
Little year ago. 8153.
Nobody else but my girl.
Since I love you. 138294.
Shaffer (Miles) Blue moon. 19780.
Shaffer (Velma) My little bark canoe.
22899.
Shaftel (Sel‘g)
hear Oh promise me.
Shalmer (R.):
Madam, you’re lovely.
On grandma’s birthday.
Serenata. 21201.
Shand (Terry):
Are you lovable. 2864, 9391, 9392.
Broadway moon. 2954.
Foolin’ around. 24275.
Honey, don’t you love me any-
more. 882, 10043.
I lost another sweetheart. 123861.
I really didn’t mean to be so mean.
24569.
It’s me callin’ you. 5668.
Was I mistaken. 238578.
16344.
8442.
I won’t be there to
22471.
12709.
13030.
pt. WI, n.s., v.28
Shane (Fred) Better times are com-
ing. 21810.
Shane (Wm.) Your charm lingers
yet. 4648.
Shank (R. F.) I would gladly pay
you Tuesday. 1060.
Shannon (Alice) What am I to do.
11482.
Shannon (M. B.) Lighting the world.
18625.
Shapira (Nathan) Can’t you see that
I need you. 11881.
Shapiro (Bernard) Depression is
over and prosperity is back to stay.
5027.
Shap re. (Elliott)
for 19354.. 20111.
Shapiro (H. A.): ;
Bungalow for three. 7274.
Since the moon took a_ holiday.
15245. ;
Shapiro (H. H.):
Lullaby. 24875.
Song of the N.R.A.
Shapiro (Leah)
me to go. 9233.
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.:
Buggy song. 19802, 24000.
By a river in Spain. 19809.
Cabin in the pines. 4873.
Colorado moon. 14087.
Dolly Dimple’s holiday. 19956.
Don’t play me cheap. 12050.
Drifting down the Shalimar.
14151.
Empty days. 18141.
Farmer’s daughter’s wedding day.
Gem dance folio
_ 19249.
Why are you telling
5169, 7560.
Father-mother-sister and brother.
24252.
Gem dance folio for 1934. 20111.
Good night, my darling. 24362,
24363.
Have you ever been lonely? Have
you ever been blue. 819, 20204.
Hobo, you ean’t ride this train.
7746.
Homestead on a hillside. 24446.
Honey, what a pleasure meetin’
up with you. 886.
How can I face the world without
you. 10050, 24460.
Hustlin’ and bustlin’ for baby.
912, 3406.
I found a peanut. 18367.
I lay me down to sleep.
5483, 7816.
I’m the little peanut vendor’s little
missus. 14455.
I only want one girl. 18425.
I’ve got a passion for pistachio
nuts. 22450, 24580.
I’ve got something to live for now.
22452.
5482,
1554
INDEX
20s. 1-12, 1933
If I had somebody to love. 14494,
14495.
In the mission by the sea. 14534.
Jimmy had a_ nickel. 20506,
24682.
Joan of Arkansaw. 1198, 8012.
Just like a corner of heaven.
14603.
Last round-up. 16626, 18595,
24751.
Laughin’ Louie. 5760,
Lenox avenue. 22644.
Little blue house in a little green
lane. 22681.
Lonely little town.
Lonesome valley.
Louisville lady.
Manyana-to-morrow.
Moonlight millionaires.
Moonrise. 16819.
Old spinning wheel. 6218.
On a hillside by the sea.
Only a bum. 17018.
Sing no more. 21222,
Sittin’ in the dark. 2160.
There’s a cabin in the pines, 8986.
There’s a home in Wyomin’.
11314, 213881.
There’s a wild rose that grows on
the side of the hill. 17405.
Too tired for love. 4884.
Tree that father planted for me.
19417, 23493.
Twilight down
13505.
Two little windows, and one little
door. 11395, 28510.
Two times a night. 13510.
Wagon wheels. 25762.
We love and learn. 2580.
We're all back together again.
9144, 9145.
When it’s lamp lightin’ time in the
valley. 26384, 4512, 25838.
When it’s moonlight on the old
mill stream. 17576.
When Panama starts strummin’
on his old guitar. 17582.
When the leaves turn to silver.
22710.
0842.
10474, 12669,
10523.
5997.
10808.
in ‘Tennessee.
23654.
Why is it night in my heart.
6986.
Why is the night in my heart.
4559.
Share (Joe) I can’t get you off my
mind. 3415.
Sharman (Cecil) Dream, 24179.
Sharp (Crompton) :
Bless her little heart. 138905.
I certainly don’t need you. 10077.
Sharp (KE. M.) Home folks. 18331.
Sharp (F, E.) In apple tree lane.
135
Sharp (R. L.) Under an autumn
moon. 23516.
Sharp (V. L.) Noeturne. 23271.
Sharpe (Cedric) :
Old world love song. 23012.
Valse capricieuse. 23535.
Sharpe (Lester) Two eyes of blue,
I’m loving you. 4410.
Sharpe (Lillah) I want to be Some-
body’s darling. 16466.
Sharpless (R. C.) :
I’m a goin’ ta steae ya, Amelia.
20353.
Sweetheart. 8910.
Sharpnack (Wallace) :
Chicago fair. 9607.
Mountain love. 8332.
My Swedish Rose. 20879.
Sharratt (O. E.) Good-bye, until.
3306.
Shattinger piano & music co.:
Bouncing play-ball. 244.
Chasing butterflies. 13999.
Creative music education primer.
3076.
Deer hunt. 24141.
Ev’ry one is in slumberland, but
just we two. 5156.
In the wigwam. 35654.
Look who’s here. 5847.
Oriental oddity. 6249.
Song of the winds, 8828.
Shattuck (F. G.) City of God.
2815 (53).
Shaw (A. F.) Someone to _ love.
19235.
Shaw (E. B.) Barter. 160.
Shaw (Geoffrey) :
Simple modal music for the holy
communion. 8762.
Song from Anacreon.
Truth. 9043.
Twice 20 choral songs for choirs.
23507.
Shaw (H. 8.):
I’ve got the girl. 20397.
I worship you. 20418.
Just a green canoe. 20525.
Shaw (Knowles) Booze begone.
23982. :
Shaw (M. E.)
you. 18901.
Shaw (Marge)
Shaw (Martin) :
Jesu! the very thought is sweet.
18533.
Marketing day.
Simple setting
23286.
25516.
New way to say I love
See Shaw (M. E.)
20725.
of the eucharist.
Sursum corda. 17329.
Shaw (W. W.):
Fencer. 2815 (86).
Janey. 20496.
Singer’s daily six. 6522.
5
INDEX
Shawn (N. A.)
the sky-ride. 10409.
Shawn (William) :
Camargo waltz. 11877.
Daisy day. 11997.
Never an ending. 12947.
Nowhere to go. 12979.
You caught us with our pants
down. 138718.
Your faces are familiar. 13754.
Shay (G. M.) My ol heart’s been
broken, Since my mother went away.
12907.
Shay (Larry):
Give all your love to me. 9943,
9944.
I can’t. find a substitute for you.
16352, 20284.
If I were a millionaire. 16488,
20425.
Moonlight on the water. 24986.
We reached a perfect understand-
ing. 6884.
Shays (Bud) pseud. See Shays
(kT &)
Shays (T. C.) It was only a dream.
18517.
She done him wrong.. 5317.
She’ll be comin’ ‘round the mountain,
when she comes, 19171.
She loves me not. 23816, 25438.
Shea (F. W.) Waltz amaranth.
11446.
Shea (G. R.) My Ann. 25018.
Shea (H. R.) Muskoka moon. 10681.
Shea (L. E.) Muskoka moon. 10681.
Shea (Moret) Call of Israel. 4876.
Shea (N. T.):
I knew ’twas you. 3478.
They knew their A. B. C.’s. 6736.
Shea (Ruth)
1057.
Shearer (Alice)
Shears (Belle)
that semeone is you.
Shedd (KE. C.) Cupid,
7407.
Sheddan (L. F.):
I’ve got an optimistic feeling.
7883.
I want to go to Sunniland. 59574.
Optomism [sic]. 8519.
Prosperity song. 8623.
Wearing a rose for you.
Sheehy (Frances) :
I wish you were mine.
Little clock. 16671.
I need someone and
16445:
let me be.
2586.
Symphonette. 4856, 13418, 13419.
Theme sheet Portland symphony
orchestra. 13445.
Sheerin (Jennie A.) So blue and all
alone. 23306.
Sheerin (Jennie Amos) Let’s keep on
honeymooning. 12622.
Let’s take a ride on :
pt. 11%; ne 8., v.28
Sheff (J. B.):
Chasing depression away. 15952.
Roosevelt’s you’re the pride of the
U.S. A. 17147, 23204.
Sheff CW ER)? st
Chasing depression away. 15952.
Roosevelt, you’re the pride of the
U.S.A. 17147, 23204.
Sheffield (L. O.) Sweetheart come
back to me. 8914.
Shefter (Bert) Flight of the bumble-
bee. 24267.
Sheibley (EK. W.) Ever keep on xmil-
ing. 20035.
Sheinker (Irv.):
Pale Vienna moon. 25221.
You are the one. 23754.
Shelby (Frances) N R A march.
18869.
Shelden (E. B.) Garbo blues. 22170.
Sheldon (Daryl) Sweetheart, love
has called you back to me. 6671.
Sheldon (E. E.):
Color scheme. 24071.
His autograph. 24071.
Sheldon (Stuart) Virginia. 11427.
Shell (J. K.) Grey eyes. T7675. —
Shellabarger (C. E.) Waiting for
you. 13565.
Shelley (H. R.):
Dreams. 4656 (670).
Marche militaire. 23795 (51).
Mirage. 3820.
O child of Mary’s gentle care.
13765 (187).
Soul triumphant.
Shelpman (Juanita)
night on Puget Sound.
Shelton (J. H.):
13765 (206).
One moonlight
13039.
Boy, a girl, a lamplight. 4851.
Episode. 51382.
I’ve been bad so long I can’t be
good. 5567.
_ Shelton (Vanita):
Please come back to me. 15057.
You’re everybody’s sweetheart.
2770.
Shenk (Louis) There were shepherds.
23460
Shepard (D. A.)
10441.
Shepard (M. M.) I don’t know why
I love you I only know I do. 983.
Shepard (Viola Mae) & Joseph Carelli.
Like Jesus always. 20621.
Shepherd (G. C.):
Come back to me again.
Just because it’s you.
Land of dreams. 3648.
Please don’t be jealous of me.
17073.
Shepherd’s queen.
Shepherds’ trail.
Sheppard (KE. H.)
Little red robin.
73738.
16588.
15257.
19175*.
Calvary. 302*.
1556
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1955
Sheridan-Lea (—) Eres tu au fond
de mes yeux. 18148.
Sherlock (Evalynn) :
Dreamy Mississippi moon. 9771.
Drifting down the Ohio with you.
9774.
In a little vailey. 7984.
Tell me sweetheart do you miss
me. 8947.
When the nightingale sings Il
dream of you. 9197,
Where ever you go. 9216.
Whisper dear. 9225. :
Why did I fall for you. 9235.
Sherlock (J. R.) Our lady, Notre
Dame. 238042. ?
Sherman (Al):
After the game is over. 19658.
Baby, please come back. 9488.
Buy American and good times will
come through. 287, 288.
By a campfire—in the moonlight.
9534, 11867.
Congratulations, liberty bell. 406,
3060.
Five, six, seven, eight, nine little
miles from Ten-Ten-Tennessee.
12144.
I am a fugitive from the chain
gang. 915, 916.
I dream of Indiana. 7808.
I love you—that’s why. 203849,
22385.
I’m crooning a love song. to
heaven. 12378.
Let’s sing again. 14653.
Mommy darlin’. 24979.
My blue eyed Sue.. 25019.
My indoor outdoor girl. 14878.
My indoor, outdoor, good-time,
anytime girl. 10670.
One more mountain to climb.
17015.
Rainbow River moon. 10988.
Roosevelt, Garner and me. 2004.
Save me from being lonesome.
19140, 21180, 21181.
Sing lover sing. 11125, 13297.
Song of the legionaire [sic].
13345.
That great American home. 4328.
Today and tomorrow. 15463,
15464.
When the moon swings low along
the O-hi-o. 23657.
Where’s Elmer. 21586, 23680.
Would you care. 9262, 13702.
Yes! I guess it’s love. 2740.
You gotta be a football hero.
17709, 17710, 19607.
You’re never too old to make love.
11641.
5, 6, 7, 8, nine little miles from
Ten-Ten-Tennessee. 11669.
Sherman ,(H. C.) F.F.A. club song.
7549.
Sherman (Harry) Don’t say it’s just
a dream. 22046.
Sherman (J. R.):
My little senorita. 18829.
Russian rose. 19122.
Sherman (Lillian) Some day maybe.
11166.
Sherman, Clay & Co.:
Arlene. 23865.
Black-eyed Susan Brown. 220.
Close your eyes. 15975.
Darling of the campus. 21995.
Feeling is mutual, my dear.
14210.
Here you come with love. 10026.
How’s about it. 7778.
I could go for you in a great big
way. 925.
I’d worship him just the same.
20292.
Lady Lou. 24743.
Love in the moonlight for me.
1380.
My good bye to you. 12882.
Out where the moonbeams greet
the morning. 13067.
Someone to love. 21248.
Sweetheart of my dreams. 19320.
That’s how rhythm was born.
19352.
Tonight may never come again.
21422.
When the sun comes’ tumbling
down. 6946.
Sherman square music pub. co.:
Ariadne. 19699.
As love sings on. 28870.
Cancidi de la noche del mar. 308.
Chiquita Olivia. 370.
O memory. 20960.
Remember me. 21116.
Suefio en el Olimpo. 21313.
Sherry (M. M.) Vacation days.
2353.1 *.
Sherry (Margaret):
Mexican. 20760.
Over my radio. 21032.
Rotary song. 19114.
Song you sang of yore. 19255.
Why should you blame it on me.
19564.
Sherwin (Manning) You’re evy’ry-
where. 28771.
Sherwin (Sterling) :
Bad man songs of the wild and
woolly West. 197386.
My life is just an open book.
16860.
My precious own. 3898.
Songs of the saddle. 21276.
Strolling alone. 25581.
1557
INDEX
Sherwood (V. M.) Speedex orchestra
arranging guide and transposition
chart. 8849*.
Sherwood (Vi) I hope you’re blue.
20317.
Sherzberg (Ted) Song of the forty
niners. 133438.
Sherzer (George) Bo-bi craze. 237.
Shibilski (T. L.) Shower me with
kisses. 6500.
Shibley (K. S.):
De screech owl’s wahnin’.
Home with a heart. 5405.
March of the Christmas
DIT.
Shickle (C. B.)
back. 10960.
Shield (Bertram)
and me. 3847.
Shields (Elva)
Shields (Grace) :
Dreamy eyes. 4656 (147).
How’d you like to furnish up a
home for me. 4656 (257).
Mr. Tomahawk. 4656 (411).
Moses Andrew Jackson, good-bye.
23795 (56).
My blue bell from Baltimore.
4656 (427).
Ting a ling. 4656 (6388).
Waltz me around again, Willie.
13765 (240).
19924.
seal.
Prosperity is coming
Mother of Mattie
Waiting. 4447.
Shields (J. J.) It’s over. 14568.
Shields (Jimmy) Keepin’ comp’ny
with you. 12563.
Shields (Ren) Waltz me around
again Willie. 11670 (398), 13765
(240).
Shifrin (J. D.) Song of hope. 19241.
Shilkret (Nathaniel) :
Just a romantic fool.
Moon nocturne. 18770.
You’re my bit of sunshine. 17728.
Shilling (A. P.) Soldiers and the
larks? "T5279.
Shimonaka (R. J.)
16582.
We'll make this
night a day. 25789.
Shinn (H. A.) In the valley mid the
old Ohio hills. 7959.
Shipley (H. B.)
bag. 4154.
Shipley (J. R.):
Let me call you my sweetheart.
Scraps from a rag
3655.
New royal America’s blue eagle.
16933.
Underneath the silvery - moon.
6819.
Shipley (W. A.) Underneath the sil-
very moon. 6819.
Shire: (HH. Bi:
Let’s love while we may. 24772.
Magic garden. 24885.
Peloncita mia. 25241.
15
lal
3)
pt. Ii, nzsij-vees
Pirates’ drinking song. 25256.
You’re like the sunshine. 25964.
Shirley (A. E.) Together thru life.
15465.
Shirpser (Daisy) Chicago moon.
9609.
Shmulewitz (S. S.) See Small (Solo-
mon )
Shoaff (H. E.) Forgive me darling.
12165.
Shoberg (R. M.) Everybody owes
everybody. 603.
Shoberg (William) Everybody owes
everybody. 603.
Shoemaker (G. L.):
Prosperity shine.
Prosperity thrill. 8624.
Prosperity’s thrill. 21092.
Sho-gun (The) 2815 (329).
Sholk (M. M.) March of the veterans.
24896.
Shonfield (Ernest) :
Girl of my sweet dreams. 9938.
Girl of my thoughts, sweetheart of
mine. 7626.
Home for you and me. 5398.
It’s nice to have a nice girl friend.
14567.
Pal of my heart. 15021.
Send me a kiss, mail or phone
8622.
your kisses te me. 8726.
Send me your kisses. 11082.
Sweet boy of mine. 23397.
Shoop (F. T.)
14885.
My love I give to you.
Shoop (F. T.) pub. co. My love I
give to you. 14885.
Shore (Bernard) :
Scherzo. 17217.
Summer evening. 17323.
Short (Beatrice)
14499.
Short (Eloisa)
Short (J. P.)
Short (T. W.)
hair. 6688.
Short’nin’ bread. 4184, 17218, 17219.
Showboat revue of 1933, 2d ed. 15136,
15698.
Shreffler (M. B.)
day. 14610.
Shriver (Connie)
If I were yours.
Without you. 15667.
Without you. 15667.
Tangled lock of silver
Just the same to-
How I miss you.
1350.
Shrum (Elmer) Lolita.
Shuda (Mary) Smokey Sue. 23303.
Shudnow (Sidney) After the dance.
4671.
Shull (L. W.) Waiting beneath the
dreamy Ozark Moon. 19468.
Shulman (A. M.) Sweet rhythm.
13399.
Shulskie (W. J.) Prosperity is near.
17105.
8
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 19383
Shultz (Helen) Fate of baby Lind-
bergh. 9850.
Shumaker (EH. L.) Grand staff fam-
ily. 5802.
Shumaker (G, L.):
Franklin D. march. 24302.
Lonesome moon. 20665.
Under the blue eagle. 17476.
Shuman (R. 8.) War mothers’ song.
9127.
Shurbrick (B. J.) Living means lov-
ing you. 22698.
Shure (R. D.):
Shadow Mountain. 4172.
Wailing wall of Jerusalem. 4445.
Shurman (Ida):
Nice night. 10736.
Waltzing with you. 11452.
Shurr (Bob) pseud. See Shurr (Leo-
pold)
Shurr (Leopold) :
Air out your soul. $5.
I left my heart in New Orleans.
24510.
My heaven is in your arms. 1612.
Your memory tells me. 2795.
Shuster (R. E.):
I love you, oh my darling. 16399.
I promise you. 16451.
Romance in the air. 11025.
Shutt (Albert):
I hear the whippoorwill singing.
14403.
girl
Oni} I loved has turned me
man
down. 21015.
Shuttleworth (John) She’s got that
personality. 254389.
Shvedoff (C.):
Military polonaise. 11933.
Moment musical. 15204.
Polka dot. 19022.
Si. 15478.
Si tu veux. 294, 1714, 1715, 2130, 2515.
Siani (Severino) Just because. 16587,
22611.
Sibelius (Jean):
Ich mochte, ich wiire. 2815 (152).
Konzert. 23795 (82).
On great lone hills. 6229.
Our native hills. 1820-1822.
Through the years. 6747, 2140
Sibley (M. G.) N BR A. . 20898.
Sibold (C. T.) We rambled and gam-
bled. 9148.
Sibue du Col (Kyra) Radio of love’s
Sweet song. 13171.
Siciliani (Ulisse) :
Alma de caballero. 2842.
Iberia. 3513.
Sicilien, ou L’amour peintre. 8754.
Sickle (Robert Van) See Van Sickle
(Robert )
Sickler (J. D.) That old farm union
song refrain. 11295.
Sickler (V. D.):
Heart trouble. 10016.
Ive accidently fallen in _ love.
10155.
Weary. 11471.
Sickler (V. C.):
Heart trouble. 10016.
I’ve accidently fallen in love.
10155. |
Weary. 11471.
Siclari (H. V.) I’m proud to be a
friend to you. 12392.
Siddons (R. L.) pseud. See Rothery
(S. L.)
Sidorowiez (Henry) My little blonde
from big Broadway. 16861.
Siebeneck (C. H.) There’s no more
blues. 113822.
Sieczynski (Rudolf) In Grinzing
beim heurigen wein. 10211.
Siede (L.) Phaléne. 13107.
Siefert (Louis) When the mailman
says no-mail today. 4520.
Siefert (W. L.) That one little sweet-
heart of mine. 4882,
Siege of Corinth. 15163.
Siegel (H. A.) My dear old U.S.A.
20824. ?
Siegel (Irving) :
Mem’ries of mother. 10557, 14776.
Montana moon. 10588.
Siegel (Louis) Mozart miniatures.
16828.
Siegel (Shirley) Come, let us chase
the rainbow. 24076.
Siegel & Brix. Montana moon. 10588.
Sieg] (Otto):
Klingendes jahr. 18581.
Menschen lied. 10561.
Siegler (C. J.) Cheer up and drink
Some beer. 3020.
Siegmund (M. BE.) NIRA. 16944.
Siemond (George) Voiceless. 2815
(347).
Sienia (J. E.) Lonely log cabin in
the Cascades. 12657.
Sierveld (F. G.) Mexican serenade.
8279.
Sieulle (J.):
Change. 11904.
J’dis tout. 14574.
Sieve (Belle) pseud. See Sieve-Borsuk
(Belle)
Sieve-Borsuk (Belle) F. D. Roose-
velt victory march. 9834.
Sievert (O. H. A.) Happy kid. 3341.
Sifford (Alexander) Pete McCarty.
17056.
Sigge (J..W.) Sweetheart come back
to me. 17389.
1559
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INDEX
a ee eee
Sigge (Joseph) :
Sweetheart
17339.
Won’t you be my sweetheart girl.
17677.
Siggers (Clemencia)
3810, 12789.
Sigismondi (N. R.):
Love song. 8206.
Universal peace march. 13527.
Sigler (Lulu) When autumn leaves
are falling. 23632.
Sigler (Maurice) :
Holding up the parade.
18328.
Hush my mouth if I ain’t goin’
south. 20276.
Jimmy had a nickel. 20506, 24682.
Romance of our people. 211438.
There’s always to-morrow. 21384.
21385.
Sigler (Mose) :
Please, Mister President.
13116.
Rumpus on the campus. 17159.
Send my mail to Tennessee.
19157.
Sigmond (S. O.)
3059
come back to me.
Midnight waltz.
16318,
10911,
Concordia hymnal.
Signal star. 11110.
Signalmusik. 8756.
Signorelli (Frank) :
Crying in the moonlight. 11989,
16010.
I could go for you. 5455.
Love. 1871, 3717.
Mississippi dream boat. 14798.
My fiddle and me. 12877, 14870,
16847.
Signorelli (G.) Tango.
Signorini (Antonio Ricci)
Signorini (Antonio)
2315.
See Ricci
Sigurd Jorsalfar. 16263.
Sigurini (Giuseppe) Hlegia a Bee-
thoven. 22089.
Sikora (J. P.) Take me back again.
15397.
Silberhorn (H.):
Play fiddle play. 8574.
Spring, beautiful spring. 8852.
Silbernagel (J. C.) Tll be yours
always yours my dear. 20328.
Silbersee (Der) 11111*.
Silbert (N. H.) Hats off to the N.R.A.
18285.
Silent night. 23281.
Siler (C. V.) Chiselers’ song. 21912.
Silésu (Lao):
Come back again to the sun. 4938.
In love—with love. 10214. °
Sing my heart a lullaby. 6520.
Silhouette music co. Ill be yours—
you'll be mine sweetheart. 12349,
Siller croun. 23282.
pt. ITI, n. s., v. 28
Sillett (C. W.) Birds will sing. 7215.
Silman (June):
Emperor Jones. 16127.
Situation wanted. 17238.
This is now the end of all that.
17407.
Traffic blocked. 17444.
Sillman (Leonard) Emperor Jones.
16127.
Silly symphonies. 24627, 24877.
15256.
Silnutzer (Morris) :
Six little letters.
Umbrellas to mend. 15513.
Silnutzer & Wood:
Six little letters. 15256.
Umbrellas to mend. 15513.
Silox (C. B.) Mother if I had you.
24994.
Silva (C. A.) San Lorenzo. 21174.
Silva (H. Eca da) See Eea da Silva
(H.) |
Silver (Abner):
Another language. 18815.
Beloved. 11796, 138887.
Dinner at eight. 504, 18072.
Farewell to arms. 626.
I loved you Wednesday. 14424,
14425.
My design for living. 10648, 12868.
No greater love. 8488.
Oid Virginia moon. 14980.
Practicing the piano. 17087.
Romance of our people. 21148.
Shave and a hair cut. 2117.
Spring fever. 4247.
There goes my heart. 23453.
There’s always to-morrow. 21384,
21385.
Three cornered moon. 19878,
21403.
What a price to pay for love.
2601.
When autumn comes. around.
15593.
When shall we meet again. 21562.
Where the river meets the sea.
AS ae
Silver (B. H.) Oh! to live the word
of God. 3948.
Silver (Dave):
Gimme the pipe. 3280.
Rajah of Peru. 4086.
Silver (Kit)
6315.
Silver (Maxwell) How’d you like to
furnish up a home for me. 4656
zee).
Silver, Burdett & GO.
music series. 8603.
Silver folio for the accordion band.
13289-13291.
Silver song series.
Silveria (M. L.)
ya’. "22026.
Piease answer me, dear.
Progressive
17752 (1388).
Devil's gonna’ get
1560
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Silverman (Marion) I’d no_ idea.
10082.
Sima (W. R.) Navy victory march.
22936.
Simas (Josephine) My baby’s arms.
12857.
Simeone (H. M.) Roving the world.
19118.
Simi (Gino) Scusi signora. 2092.
Simmergren (Helen) Dream eabin.
3159.
Simmers (R. B.) If I had my way
with you. 1087.
Simmonds (V. E.) My little western
sweetheart. 8374.
Simmons (C. C.) I’m singing this
song for you. 12395.
Simmons (C. J.):
Street lights. 11224.
War pal o’ mine. 9128.
Your [sic] mine, all mine, tonight.
21682.
Simmons (Frederick)
ye
Simmons (Larvie) No horse-shoe will
bring you fame. 1693.
Simmons (Star) Fooling old Man De-
pression. 677.
Simms (A. N.) Searching the great
world for some one lonesome like
me. 23259.
Far, far away.
Simon (Brother) Grand old man.
3316.
Simon (A.) Solféges de concours 4 2
voix. 2184.
Simon (Baldemar) :
I’m a dreamer dreaming dreams.
14426.
What else can I tell you sweet-
heart. 18615.
Simon (EF. G.) Remembrance. 6386.
Simon (Hrich) Rattenfanger von
Hemeln. 4090*.
Simon (Hermann) Crucifixus. 14059.
Simon’ (Nat):
Hopelessly in love with you.
14359.
I was waiting for a street car.
24592.
Whittlin’ Willie. 23691.
You’re in my power, ha, ha, ha,
ha, ha. 21662, 25963.
Simon (R. A.):
Do you. 18084.
High shoes. 244380.
Hold your horses. 20241.
I'd like to take you home to meet
my mother. 18363.
Singing to you. 23295.
Swapping sweet nothings with
vou. 19811.
Simon (Robert) Signature for Three
bakers. 2136.
Simon (W. J.):
Berceuse. 200.
Coquette. 4954.
Let me dream and dream. 5776.
Simonds (Bruce) Habanera. 794.
Simonds (Raymond) Can there be too
much pay. 9557.
Simone (Alessandro De)
mone (Alessandro)
Simone (Betty) I want the moon.
7895.
Simone est comme ea. 7326, 8761,
9543, 11118, 13082, 13951.
Simonetti (Giovanni) :
Dolly. 9732.
Rido. 1982.
Valzer appassionato. 4426.
Simonini (Charles) Sawing the keys.
15187.
Simonot (Jacque) :
Change. 11904:
Vous aurez toujours vingt ans.
11437.
Simons (J. S.):
If I’m dreaming.
Meaning of love.
Simons (J. V.)
See De Si-
12438.
12754.
Love of my dreams.
18670.
Simons (lL. M.) Oh! that! midnight
moon. 6197.
Simons (Moisés) :
Canta guitarra. 21870.
Coleccion de quatro danzones clas-
icos cubanos. 389.
Cuban belle. 11991, 11992.
Dark moon. 4992.
Dark moon come out from the
clouds above. 4998.
Marta rambling rose of the wild-
wood. 8245.
Mas que a todo.
Sabrosona. 2082.
Salomé, 23241.
See-saw. 2095, 6481, 8722.
Tuya. 6796.
Simonson (Anna):
Calling. 2983.
Let’s go Chicago. 16644.
Lonely. 1355, 16686.
Love’m and leave’m girl.
Simper (Caleb):
Blessed shall be thy basket and
store. 11670 (36).
Come unto Me. 19881.
Our help and shield. 21696 (304).
Seventeen voluntaries, 11670
(337).
Therefore with joy. 2815 (328).
We will rejoice. 21696 (398).
Simpkins (F. A.) Night in fairyland.
22958.
Simpson (A.) There’s a glorious sun
a’shining. 25665.
24903.
16709.
1061
INDEX
Simpson (A. F.)
down the lane.
Simpson (Adam)
As we strole [sic]
9403.
Your tears. 13756.
Simpson (E. P.) Im out on the Ute
Indian trail. 16425.
Simpson (G. M.):
American brew. 9372.
Under the N-R-A. 17478.
Simpson (George) Jingle bells. 1196.
Simpson (James) Where mother
found heaven. 23678.
Simpson (M. A.)
22514.
Simpson (RR. shi
After we parted. 17769.
Come and dance “neath the star-
light tonight. 11953.
Is someone taking my place in
your heart. 12490, 24661.
Say yes. 138242.
In excelsis gloria.
Where do you go? What do you
do? After you’ve said good
night. 17617.
Why did you kiss and tell. 17638.
Simpson (Sara) New Hampshire
song. 18898.
Simpson (W. W.) Raggin’ in rythm
[sic] 8645.
Simrock (N.):
Alten strassen noch. 2846.
Kleine friihlingsweise. 10353.
Sims (A. J.) Lorna. 22719.
Sims (Elston) Darling baby.
Sims (Frances) :
Crash of the Akron. 14054.
I love you so. 14422,
Sims (Helen) pseud. See Simmergren
4994.
(Helen )
Simson (H. Fraser-) See Fraser-
Simson (H.)
Sinatra (Joseph) Wine, women and
song. 9244.
Sinclair (Mary) pseud. See Cartledge
(M. G.)
Sinclair (R. G.):
Loin de Paris. 14679.
On est gosse. 14986.
Pastorale. 15247.
Peut-on dire deux fois: je t’aime.
15040.
Si je devenais ton amant.
Y a des gens quand i
d’amour. 15680.
Sinclair (Reginald)
lifetime. 20747.
Sinding (Christian)
chen. 16206.
Sing it yourself. 2150.
Sing sinner sing. 18296.
Sing the gospel story. 8769.
Sing you sinners. 5352.
Singer (E. B.) Roosevelt’s prosperity
song. 19107.
15237.
bd pa rl’
Memories of a
Friihlingsraus-
ptm, mrs5 28
Singer (Elsa) Salomes tanz. 15733
(340).
Singer (Otto):
Salome. 15733 (336, 387).
Salomes tanz. 15733 (340).
Selections from the music dramas
of Richard Wagner. T7076
(Sie
Singer (P. O.):
God’s garden. 14288.
Lonely darkey. 10458.
Then you will understand. 15423.
Singer’s choice. 2155.
Singin’ Sam. pseud.
(Harry)
Singing choir. 6523.
Singing games old and new. 8773.
See Frankel
Singlade (Die) 13301-13303.
Singley (A. S. PP.) Alma. mater.
11708.
Singley (W. T.) When the tide comes
rolling in. 9208.
Sinigaglia (Leone) :
Humoreske. 19648 (48).
Lied. 19648 (128).
Sinmin (Lui) You’re the only girl in
my heart. 15716.
Sinoff (Bernard)
love. 22217.
Sinz (Curt)
jugend. 14656.
Sioux rabbit dance. 15251.
Sipes (Jack) Get in step with Nira.
18214.
Sipin (I. P.):
Come back to me my dear.
Good bye dear. 7655.
Melly dear. 14768.
When I first met you my dear.
15597.
(Helen )
Goodbye my little
Liederbuch der Advent-
4940.
Sirade Leave me _ alone.
5767.
Sirena (La) 15252.
Siréne musicale:
Cing études. 15149.
Manuel d’harmonie 4 quarts de
ton. 14739.
Six pieces. 15324.
Sonate. 11769.
5 chansons pour les enfants.
14242,
Sisco (R. C.) Playtime pal. 25265.
Sisk (Theodore) Dew drops. 19944.
Dew drops. 19944.
That’s a lot of non-
Sisk music co.
Sisson (Ken)
sense. 21366.
Sissy. 11133, 11134, 13304.
Sit down. 15253.
Sittin’ pretty. 19692, 21122.
Sitting pretty. 22029, 22210, 22460,
22772, 23775, 23916, 24586.
Sivio (Ciro) Lucia Luci,
me vo’ bene. 24871.
Six diversions. 19813.
dimme ca
1562
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1933
Six folksongs for rhythmic orchestra.
23251.
Six popular songs. 4784.
Six settings of the preces and re-
sponses. 23882.
Sizemore (Art) We do our part,
17529.
Sizemore (Asher) :
How beautiful heaven must be.
22311.
I miss my dear sweet mother.
16441.
Yearning for mother and home.
17688.
Skandal in der parkstrasse. 14157,
14255.
Skandinavisk og Borups musikforlag
aktieselskab:
Elverhgi. 5124.
Intet sted er dog saa skgnt som
her. 10242.
Om dagen vid mitt arbete.
Symfoni no. 5. 11264.
Skandinavisk production, a/b:
Aldrig. 19668.
Kiarlekens rédaste rosor. 20549.
Metspo, en liten mort. 20759.
Sag en logn, men sdg den som en
gentleman. 21163.
6224.
SjOmansdans i mAaAnens_ glans.
rap dy Al Op
Skarvelis (C.) Tourkolimaniotissa.
Skeat (W. J.):
Now the day is over. 25127.
You’re a little bit of heaven.
9294, 15706.
Skegges (L. M.):
Bye-bye little pal. 11868. —
Moonlight on the ocean waves.
10598. :
Skeie (Tom) Leave it to me and
yowll be happy. 12602.
Skelly (J. P.) Old-fashioned bridge.
8480.
Skelton (Jonas)
smile, little girl.
Skelton (Sue):
Gonna slam your door. 9964.
House that Jack built for
12513;
Spell of Manila. 2228.
Take back your kiss. 11269.
Skelton (William) When, it’s cotton
time in Georgia. 11507.
Skene (Lorraine) Dear little mother
I missed your happy
24564.
you.
of mine. 12018.
Skerritt (R. B.) Songs from child-
hood. 6571.
Skidmore (Bud) pseud. See Shapiro
(Elliott )
Skidmore (Oliver) Pop-eye. 21077.
Skidmore Musical annual
14849.
Skidmore music co., inc.:
Little Nell. 5824.
Panhandle Pete. 4018.
That little white cross on that
college.
little green hill. 4329.
Skiles (Marlin) Nella. 10723.
Skillman (Caroline) How I long.
20262.
Skinner (Frank):
Going! going!! gone. 5266.
Good evenin’ Mister Nightingale.
9972.
If I’m nice to you. 1089.
Morning, noon and night. 12828.
Oh, how I adore you. 13002.
Reflections in the water. 13185
Street of dreams. 2254.
You’re beautiful to-night, my dear.
4627.
Skinner (Kathryn):
Abide with me. 19648 (3).
Come ye thankful people, come.
21696 (61).
Cuckoo. 21696 (66).
Lord setteth His standard. 19648.
(83).
O paradise. 19648 (103).
Peace upon earth. 21696 (310).
Santa Clause in Japan. 19648
(126).
Skinner (M. B.) Rose of Caliente,
253738.
Skinner (T. S.)
Skirm (M. R.):
I’m young in years but I’m old in
love. 5549.
Moon beams are Stealing the kisses
that should belong to me. 5986.
Skjordahl (Arthur) Dreaming while
dancing with you in my arms. 550.
Sklarevski (Alexander):
Lullaby. 2948.
Ivonne’s birthday. 20494.
Prelude. 11187.
Skookum. Cowboy Tom’s round-up
book. 19891.
Sky high. 11137*.
Sky symphony.
Slack (F. E.-
14437, 14777, 15314.
She’s my new sensa-
tion’ 4D228:
Slade (Pearl) Sweetheart and pal in
Memory. 17338.
Slater (Doreen) Laureen. 12595.
Slater (Joseph) :
Chanson douce. 21895.
Children’s suite. 357.
Slaton (C. C.) This new dream too
sweet to be true. 23466.
Slatt (Karl) For you have my love.
20081.
Slattery (D. E.) Blind date. 21817.
Slaughter (Lon) Doub‘e crossing
baby. 7476.
1563
INDEX
Slaughter (W. G.) Study ’bout what
the Lord has done for you. 6634,
6635.
Slawsby (E. R.). Harpsichord. 22251.
Slaybaugh (Betty) :
I could live forever in your arms.
5456.
Thinking of tomorrow.
Slaybaugh (G. D.)
11329.
I never loved an-
other. 16448.
Slayton (O. N.) Rosie Robot blues.
23218.
Sledd (Elvira) Pompeiian college
blues. 6327.
Sleeman (B. A.):
- If I. kissed you would you think
me bold. 10184.
Lonesome. 12659.
Platinum blonde.
Sleep (H. A.)
light. 16608.
Sleep, my Little One. 2164.
Sleeping beauty. 6788, 15501.
Sleepless nights. 3423, 3614.
Slette (Hafton) Honey can’t you see
I’m as blue as I can be. . 20245.
Slider (C. E.):
Whole-hearted. 21602.
You'll miss me when I’m gone.
10897.
Kiss me in the moon-
13726.
Sivan (Robert) Hawaiian coral
march, 24407.
Sloan (S. B.) Meaning of the cross.
14762.
Sloane (A. B.) awu., and Sloane (M. A.)
prop.:
Come, my love to Araby. 2815
(56):
Dear Ireland. 2815 (70).
Wij Mi 281S SF) -
I love you because you are you,
dear. 4656 (284).
My broncho boy. 2815 (230).
On Chestnut street. 9332 (265).
She’s a rose in the world of smiles
and tears. 9332 (3821).
Would you. 4656 (704).
You’re crazy with the heat. 2815
(382).
You’re the nicest man I ever saw.
Zola (oOo)
Slocum (Phillip) Solitude. 8798.
Sleey (M. M.) Rock-a-bye-baby bye.
1996.
Sloma (Margaret) :
Feeling happy
home, 9857.
Life’s just like that. 14658.
Lover’s paradise. 10491.
Stowitzky (Michael) :
Down South where dear old mam-
my’s waitin’ for me. 3154.
I’m thru with you until you say
I do.” 20378:
"cause I’m going
1564
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
If I were a magician.
Rickety shack. 4108.
Smaistrla (A. L.) My mother dear.
3887,
Smale (L. G.):
Peace on earth. 23078,
Prayer. 21083.
Spring song. 23367.
1090.
To baby dear. 23482.
Small (A. R.) When sonny tells
mother he loves her. 25845.
Small (Allan):
Queja pampera. 198061.
Tango du réve. 213845.
Small CHa de):
Make that cocktail shaker ring.
1452,
Oriental nights. 1809.
Up in Harlem town. 2492.
We will keep you from growing
old. 2583.
Small (Grace):
Down the winding road by the
river... 19973.
Just a kiss. 5708,
Small (M. M.):
Dreamy ‘beamy midnight ‘moon.
558. |
Let me swing you in my swing, |
little girk 3659. »
Moonlight music: and you dear.
1554, ,
Shake, pal, shake. 2115.
Yesterday, to-day and to-morrow.
2741.
You be my honey bee and Ili be
your honey. 4609.
Small (Solomon) :
Breevele der mamme. 19792.
to my mother. 20606,
Smalley a K.) Ain’t got no money.
sala
Smallman (John) :
Art of a cappella singing. 21752.
Master choruses. 24908. '
Smalls (Danny) Shoutin® in that (
amen corner. 19177, 25447. ,
Smallwood (—) In my Father's
house. 20448.
Smart (Addie) You would not play
your part. 2792. |
Smart (H.) God is a Spirit. 20134. |
Smart (Henry) : |
O joyous Easter morning. 1726. —
Palms and praises. 1833.
Smart (M. A.): mo :
Alone with you. 7115. ;
House of my dreams. 22310. }
Nobody but you. 18916. .
Once upon a time. 17006.
Smatlik (Julia) Dearest pal.
Smeck (Roy) Alone on
with you. 19679. °
9698.
an island
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Smedley (C. A.) Highway of life.
14348.
Smet (G.) Pura clase. 15100.
Smetana (Fr.) Am _ seegestade.
Smith (C. W.) Compline for Sun-
days. 4948.
Smith (Chris):
He’s a cousin of mine. 23795
138765 (4). (31),
Smetana (L. A.) Little Spanish sere- Nobody has more trouble than me.
nade. 8150. 4656 (449).
Smethurst (William) Winter in the
mountains. 9246.
Smiley (Chas.) What aman. 15585.
Smiley (J. B.):
Baby, you brought me luck.
17852.
Low-down blues. 14714.
Silly silhouette. 15241.
Youse is a viper. 15729.
Smiley (Jimmie) See Smiley (J. B.)
Smilin’ Hd. McConnell’s favorite radio
hymns. 25482.
Smith (A. B.) Sussex beer. 6654.
Smith (A. F.) Somehow, somewhere.
Smith (Christopher) :
Bye, bye, ma Hva, bye bye. 15733
(39).
Gimme hush money. 15733 (133).
I’m satisfied. 17752 (62). |
Who’s there. 157383 (388).
Smith (Clarence) Repeal. 1971.
Smith (Clarence W.) :
Glad Thanksgiving day. 24336.
I think of mother. 5565.
O glorious Haster morn. 6176.
We greet thee, city of David.
25786. -
Smith (D. A.) N.R.A. spells U.S.A.
15287. 18880.
Smith (A. G.): Smith (David 8S.) Fortitude. 11670
Haven that is heaven to me. (111). |
22258. + band Smith (David Stanley) Russian,
I know you'll return some day. Basque and Flemish carols. 17160.
22361. p _ | Smith (De Loss) :
If you: really want a rainbow. | Christ is King. 9332 (58).
18471. Jee Dare to be a Paul. TO76 (55).
Strolling down by the old Illinois. I am free. 7076 (128).
19289. I love to hear the story. 7076
That dear old sweet mother of (133).
mine. 19347.
Jesus reigns. 938382 (181).
Raindrops of mercy. 7076 (278).
Spirit of worship. 8851.
World is learning to love Him.
9332 (400).
Smith (EH. K.) Son of the buckskin.
23327.
Smith (Edward A.) jr. Night that I
Smith (A. J.) Id like‘ to be with
you again. 10080.
Smith (A. Jones) :
Day dreams. 9689.
Maria. 10525.
Smith (A. Jordan) :
Boy Blue and Bo-Peep. 9332
(38). first met you. 1688.
Love on a Japanese fan. 11670 | gmith (Elizabeth) :
(210). Crooning sandman. 19896.
Smith (A. L.): When I was going down that lone-
Irene. 1154. : some road alone. 23641.
Wasting my tears crying over you. | Smith (Hlliott A.) jr.:
2575. This grand old world of ours.
Smith (Anna) Words cannot express 4352.
how much I love you. 15676. Your [sic] just a fickle little lady.
~— Smith (B. K.). Better times are com- 2793.
ing, 1 721.0.. (ere? &
Smith (Bobbe) I’ve tried ev’rything.
1039.
Smith (Bud) pseud. See Smith
(EK. A.) jr—Smith (J. C.)
Smith (C. B.) Valse. 17752 (134).
x Smith (C. H.) Shufflin’ shoes. 4187.
Smith (C. EH. B.) Moonlight on the
Smith (Ernest) You evil little thing.
11624.
Smith (I. B.) My grey and golden
haired sweethearts. 8360.
Smith..-@ha J2)x
Fieur de lys. 20066.
San Lorenzo. 21174.
Smith (EF. R.):
Rio Grande. 20789. N.R.A. 16902.
Smith (C. F.) Oh my what fun in You are like a little love bird.
dear old Washington. 13010. 23751.
smithy CC, .* F2) Prosperous days.
Smith (F. S8.):
10969.
Paean exultant. 13071.
1565
X Onendoo boon.
INDEX
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 28
Smith (F. S.)—Continued.
Rhapsody. 6894.
Who did. 6972.
Smith (F. Ward):
Answer. 9384.
Dance of the daffodils.
Smith (F. William)
Broadway. 19472.
Smith (G. A.):
Autumn leaves a floating.
9674.
Walking down
23889.
Chicago fair. 11923.
Smith (G. C.):
Little clouds. 24800.
Telephone poles. 25633.
Wondering. 25924.
Smith (G. D.) Things are looking
brighter now. 23462.
Smith (G. E.) If I knew and you
knew true love dear. 22478.
Smith (G. J.) Sky man. 25471.
Smith (G. T.) . We do our. part.
19482.
Smith (Gerrit) :
Alpine rose. 17752 (11).
Valse. 17752 (184).
Smith (Gertrude) Hi de ho man.
22279.
Smith (Gus) See Smith (A. J. G.)
Smith (H. Elliott) :
Ascension. 109.
Love is king to-day. 10479.
Master Cupid. 14755.
Sing to my heart. 4198.
Smith (H. F.) No love like mother’s.
1694.
Smith (H. I.)
Smith (H. L.)
for you. 20818.
Smith (H. W.):
Chimes at nightfall. 24051.
I only know that I love you.
7076 (1385).
Lucky four-leaf clover.
(215).
Smith (Hannah):
Little beginners’ pianoforte album.
13765 (109).
Smith (Harold B.)
frain. 8490.
Smith (Harold M.):
Don’t say good bye. 22044.
Dreaming of thee. 24189.
Kiss. 247382.
Mother. 24990.
Why do you make me dream of
you. 23703.
Smith (Harrison G.):
Day breakin’ blues. 5001.
Dixie, Open your gates. 16057.
Mexico, 12783.
That terrific gal of mine.
21374.
I gave up my pursuit of happi-
ness. 24502.
I dream of you. 163862.
I kept all my love
11670
Old sweet re-
21373,
Smith (Harry B.):
Barney Maguire. 19648 (9).
Be demure, 25992 (7).
Girl who was meant for you.
7076 (88).
Little old America for me. 23795
(46). we
No one will steal him.
(282).
Pousse cafe. 21696 (314).
World is a toyshop. 23795 (111).
Smith (Harry M.) NIRA. 22925.
Smith (Hazel B.) Little brown house
in the valley. 1329.
Smith (Helen) Moonlight and love.
18778.
Smith (Helen) Battle Creek, Mich.
Can you remember. 19823.
Smith (Henry) Why did you leave
me alone. 21612.
Smith (Henry C.)
11670 (4).
Smith (Herbert G.)
world. 4014.
Smith (Hermann C.):
N.R.A. song. 16916.
Oh, you beautiful. 16979.
Smith (Hessie) Honey what are you
afraid of. 16321.
Smith (Howard E.):
Accept the Saviour now. 4656 (4).
Count thy blessings. 4656 (111).
Far behind. 4656 (178).
I know who pilots me. 4656 (273).
Smith (J. E.) You know I’m still in
love with you. 21653.
Smith (J. L.):
Let’s fight for the N. R. A. 20596.
N.R.A. a-rolling along. 22928.
Smith (J. M.) jr.:
Helena on parade.
When the moonlight shines in
Montana. 21569.
Woman awake. 13695.
Smith (J. 8S.) Bewild’ring dreams.
21696
All for you.
God so loved tlie
7723.
209.
Smith (Jackson) Love igs a dream
divine. 12677.
Smith (James W.) Call me up some-
time. 17955.
Smith (James William) Every little
thing. ..5151:
Smith (Jay C.):
Down in Costa Rica. 9748.
Dreams that never fade. 9770.
Looking backward. 3709.
Smith (John C.) I had my chance
with you. 10090.
Smith (K. N.):
Be still and know. 19743.
Because of you. 13871.
Fair weather. 12124.
Just be happy today. 12540.
1566
Se apt ee ee
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Won’t you please come back to me.
13699.
Smith (Katherine)
dise. 25966.
Smith (lL. F.):
Let’s sing hooray for the N.R.A.
18612.
Louis take me down to Chicago.
10473.
Oh daddy dear, won’t you please
come home. 16967.
Oh my darling, I surely do love
you. 14968.
Old forgotten man.
Smith (L. G.):
Down in good luck alley. 9749.
You’re my para-
1749.
Dream prince. 12072.
Smith (L. O.):
Ay, ay, ay. 4759, 4760.
Bacio. 7173.
Cathedral meditation.
Con amore. 7392.
Dream of the shepherdess.
Fifth nocturne. 7566.
I'll take you home again, Kath-
leen. 7829.
Love dreams. 8133.
Marie Antoinette. 11670 (224).
Minuet in G. 7194.
Moonlight sonata. 7195.
My heart at thy sweet voice. 8705.
Napoleon I. 2815 (242).
New ’34 Feist dance folio. 22958.
Some sweet day. 4656 (584).
To spring. T7676.
Smith (L. R.):
My mountain home. 10685.
My Rocky Mountain shack. 10699.
My Rocky Mountain sweetheart.
~ 10700.
Praire [sic] moon.
Smith (Larry):
Haven that is
_ 22258.
I know you'll return some day.
22361.
If you really want a rainbow.
18471
Smith (Lawrence P.)
going now. 19987.
Smith (Le Claire) pseud. See Smith
(Clarence)
Smith (Leonard P.):
Come to the fair.
If you want love.
Smith (Lewis):
Fine old world. 649.
7317.
7493.
10933.
heaven to me.
Depression’s
9637.
10193.
Smith (M. C.):
Dreams live on,
For goodness sake.
18119.
16177.
Moonlight in Hawaii. 16817.
Phantom waltz. 17057.
Smith (M. L.):
Accept the Saviour now. 4656
(4).
Count thy blessings. 4656 (111).
Far behind. 4656 (178).
I know who pilots me. 4656
VO EQT3).
Smith (M. 8S.) If I could just forget.
3524.
Smith (M. T.):
I am homesick and I cannot stay.
20280.
Old Mother Nature made my life
grand. 20998.
Smith (Mabel B.)
have romance. 15656,
Smith (Manuel) Speedex orehestra
arranging guide and _ transposition.
Wife that had to.
chart. 8849*.
Smih (Marie E.):
Counting on you. 420.
Prosperity. 1919.
Real love. 1956.
When depression brought me you..
2620.
Smith (Mary) I’m weary of dream-
ing and scheming. 22432.
Smith (Mary B.) What the mocking
bird says. 23624.
Smith (Maude HE.) Cupid climbs the
Alps. 18025*.
Smith (Melody Jack) pseud. See
Smith (Hermann C.)
Smith (Melville) :
Lully, lullay. 18685.
Shepherds’ song. 19175.
Smith (Merritt):
Drifting down the Blue Ridg [sic]
trail. 24196.
In the shadow of the old New Eng-
land moon. 3552.
Smith (Mez B.):
Berceuse. 11670 (241).
Marche mignonne. 11670 (221).
Vesper chimes. 4656 (663).
Smith (Milton E.) Three cheers for
the N.R.A. 17413.
Smith (N. C.):
Prelude. 19221.
Prima donna song. 19039.
Spiritual jubilee medley. 19273.
Smith (N. E.) Pleading. 6318.
I remember you. 5559. Smith (N. V.):
Smith (Lillian) In the mountains far Lily of the Mohawks. 14668.
away. 18490. Mohawk love call. 14809.
Smith (Lorena) Sweetheart of the Mohawk war dance. 14810.
town. 13412. Smith (O. J.):
Smith (Louise) Dream mother. 540. Breathe upon me. 11854. .-
Smith (Lyle) MHi-lah. 24429. City of God. 21926.
1567
38188—34—_32
INDEX
Smith (P. E.) Why was I jealous of
you dear. 9238.
Smith (P. G.) Pick-a-ny’s [sic] lul-
laby. 8567.
Smith (Patriek) Picture in memory.
17060.
Smith (Paul):
Senor la bullthrower. 4166*.
Tomorrew’s touchdowns. 21421*.
Smith (R. F.) Whisper breezes whis-
per. 17626.
Smith (R. G.) Adieu l'amour. 13774*.
Smith (R. I.): :
Dreamy river. 12089.
Od brass band. 20985.
You’vye earned yourself a broken
heart. 19629.
Smith (R. T.):
When my sweetheart becomes my
wonderful wife. 13634.
Why couldn’t you stay in love
with me. 13668.
Smith (R. W.) Moonlight mesa.
16817*.
Smith (Russell A.):
I forgot to copyright my love song.
20298.
New deal, in love. 20920.
Smith (Ruth A.) ~~ Little disciple.
5814-5817.
Smith (Shorty) pseud. See Smith (R.
T.)
Smith (Sydney)
perity. 77384.
Smith (T. J.)
ka. 14145.
Smith (Talmage) Now you’ve gone
I’m alone loving you just the same.
25128.
Smith (Tem)
Smith (V. A.)
Here comes pros-
Dreaming of old Alas-
Where shall I go. 4535.
Why did you leave me.
4552.
Smith (V. BE.) Carrie. 7314.
Smith (Verna) Hold me in your
arms. 20240.
Smith (W. D.):
I’m on my way to Harlem for a
low down time. 7851.
My girl belongs to the N.R.A.
18821.
Smith (W. E.)
6413.
smith (W. G.):
Berceuse. 11670 (241).
Marche mignonne. 11670 (221).
Vesper chimes. 4656 (663).
Smith (W. J.) music co., inc.:
Down by the water hole. 22051.
Foden’s (Wm.) modern chord
method for guitar. 9876.
Smith (Walter) :
Romance in G minor.
pt. II, n. s., v.28
Smith (Walter R.):
Because of you. 18871.
Fair weather. 12124.
Just be happy today. 12540.
Won’t you please come back to
me. 13699.
Smith (Wes) Taxes. 8942.
Smith (William) Lonesome little
buddy. 8161.
Smith (Wm. E.) My old beau. 100687.
Smith (William R.):
Her hero. 844.
I am the king, and my kingdom is
you. 5449.
Old dreamy waltz: 6204.
Smith (Wilna) Memories and a
broken heart. 24924.
Smith (Woodrow R.) Woody Smith’s
harmony chart for the steel. guitar.
19588.
Smith
25656.
Smock (R. L.) Reminding me of you. |
19080. |
Smoker (J. F.)
(Zeila) That rythm. gal.
Mean eyes. don’t you
goo goo me. 10539.
Smolen (J. CC.) Dreamy Swanee
moon. 19989.
Smolensky (A. G.):
Depression. 9707.
Yes sir! we have strawberries.
17689.
Smolev (Marvin):
I picked you out of all the world.
12412.
I’ve picked you out of all the
world. 7888.
Let’s forgive and forget. 22659.
Smolin (Harry) What do I care, it’s
home. 4487.
Smulekoff (Herbert)
ga... 201DD:
Smullin (Carroll)
moonlight. 15318.
Smutka (D. I.):
Jig saw polka. 16557.
New deal. 16930.
Smyth:
Canta guitarra.
Sabrosona. 2082.
Six chansons. 15127, 15128.
Valses. 2507.
Smyth (A. C.) Heaven’s in the golden
West. 837.
Smyth (B. G.)
8849, 13358.
Snap your fingers.
Snead (J. M.)
Sneddon (John)
Goo-goo0-ga-ga-
Spooning in the
21870.
Special day songs.
111527,
Why did you. 19557.
Let me dream then
Back on the old Green River. I will be in heaven. 24765.
18852. Sneed (MM. M.) Prescription for the
Why care. 11559. blues. 10944.
1568
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Snell (Dave):
‘Cause I’m just a downstream
drifter. 19833.
Downstream drifter. 22061.
Louisian’. 8183.
Out of the deep. 8582.
Rabbit’s foot. 13170.
Snell (Mathilda) Don’t matta’ bout
me honey. 18093.
Snell (Robert) Railroad cars, they’re
coming. 8646.
Snider (EK. W.)
dreams. 13298.
Snider (F. G.):
Silvery moon of my
I guess JT’ll try the river. now.
20307.
My A BC’s. 18807.
My reaction to your love. 22915.
Snodgrass (Dean):
Gee, little girl, I miss you. 728.
20798.
Out o’er my sea
Mountaineer moon.
Snodgrass (Frieda)
of memory. 4005.
Snodgrass (Gertrude) :
Nocturne. 8785.
Oh, glorious dawn. 8466.
Requiem. 21119.
Snodgrass (lL. H.) No song of love
for me. 16952.
snow (EF. W.)::
O sing unto the Lord a new song.
20963.
Praise God in His holiness.
Snow (L. L.)
vou. 9578.
Snow (IT. C.) lLet’s laugh the depres-
sion away. 5780.
Snowe (R. B.) Heart o' my heart.
L222 ED:
Snyder (—) Nothin’ from nothin’
leaves you. 19648 (102).
Snyder (F. W.) When it’s moonlight
on the Niobrara. 17575.
Snyder (G. C.) jr. My sweetie and
me. 22920.
Snyder (George) I got a sweet boy
friend. 10089, 20304.
Snyder (George F.):
As lovers do. 23871.
8593.
’*Cause I’m in love with
Your wonderful love to. me. 7068.
Snyder (Grace F.):
I was too hasty dear. 7899, 12425.
10467.
God loves me.
Looking for love.
Snyder (H. E. M.)
14285.
Snyder, .(J..,:-C,)
183938, 24534.
Snyder (Jack) Robbins collection of
two hundred jigs, reels and country
dances. 21136.
Snyder (Mae) You taught me love of
the South Sea isle. 11650.
Snyder (Margaret G.) Sweetheart
come back. 8913.
I love you only.
Snyder (Mary Grace)
on. 25574.
Snyder (R02):
Still time goes
Adelaide. 11678.
Little sweetheart. 16678.
My beautiful valley of dreams.
18809.
Snyder (Sidney) Now that I have
you. 22974. .
Snyder (Ted) Moses Andrew Jack-
son, good-bye. 23795 (56).
Snyderhan (HK. C.) In my garden of
dreams. 79438, 16509.
So lang noch ein walzer von Strauss
erklingt. 2176, 2177.
So nimm denn meine hande.. 8787.
So this is Harris. 7978,.8788.
So what. 13320.
Soares (C. L.)
flies. 21498.
Sobel (Louis) You gave me sympathy,
when I wanted love. 70388.
Sober (O. M.):
As far as your’
2868.
Cupids ‘tears. 3085.
Social whirl. 19648 (98, 129, 130).
Soc. an. La gazzetta dello sport. See
Gazzetta (La) dello sport, s. a.
Societa anonima Suvini-Zerboni.
Suvini-Zerboni, s. a.
Société anonyme des éditions Ricordi:
Alba. 40.
Nuits de Blida. 3939, 3940.
Virginia. 2527, 4433.
Société d’editions des compositeurs as-
sociés. Nursery. 6168, 6169.
Ste. d’editions musicales d’adaptations
cinematographiques :
Dona Mariquita.
Gitana ... Gitana.
Pena. 8557.
Société de St. Jean VEHvangéliste,
Desclée & co. See Desclée & CO.,
Société de St. Jean lEvangéliste.
Société des éditeurs et compositeurs
associés. Hommage a Czerny.
12306.
Society circus. 2815 (110, 176, 225,
319), 7076 (198, 321).
Sodero (Cesare) :
Buy American. 4866.
Morning prayer. 6002.
Tech—tech — tech — technocraecy.
4314.
Valse scherzo.
Soderstrom (Emil) :
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
19995.
Long, long ago. 20668.
My old Kentucky home.
Sodska (—) Amour
réve. 76.
Waltz of the butter-
[sic] concerned.
See
12042.
12201.
9088.
20864.
n’est qu’un
1569
INDEX
pt. IE, nS. vrs
Soechtig (HE. D.) Ye apple blossoms
falling. 21636.
Séchting (Emil) :
Drei leichte quartette ftir 3 vio-
linen und _ violoncell. 13765
(203-205) .
Suite fiir 4 violinen. 13765 (215).
Sdderkikar. T7787, 7997.
Sohne Bach. 6541.
Soffa (George) I’m building a fence
around the moon. 16406.
Sofio (S. F.) New crusader’s march-
ing hymn. 20918.
Soir de rafle. 8001.
Soir de réveillon. 7161, 7996, 8242,
8437, 8588, 8589, 8636, 8638, 9105,
10281, 10980, 11158, 12966, 17971,
18763.
Solar (George)
Solares (Helen)
Love waltz. 8211.
My dear sweetheart.
14864.
Solazzi (Ugo):
Al musgot. 15748.
Bocea su bocea. 9512.
Gondoliera. 16239.
Idillio-coneertino. 14491.
Lola. 20654.
Partita. 4025.
Suite-concertino. 15350.
Tinche ...in campagna. 11351.
Soldiers of the king. 5980, 6734, 15609.
Soldinger (Gustave) i Gallaxemy,
sweetie angel cake, she’s so sweet
I could eat her. 223381.
Soldwell (Ray) Dancing at the Cen-
tury of progress. 14068, 19910.
Sole la peletera. 25497.
Soleidas bunter vogel. 25497*.
Solfége orphéonique. 25498,
Solheim (Harriet) When the shadows
flicker down the Mississippi. 25853.
Solieri (J. L.):
Someone cares for you. 25508.
Without me. 13689.
Solieri (Joseph) At last. 21754.
Solis (B. R.) Humanity’s plea.
10056.
Sollars (L. A.) One kiss of love.
17012.
Solley (L. J.):
Hot-dog. 5420.
I wonder. 5582.
Someone said. 6549.
Stars in your eyes.
Solman (Alfred):
Alexandria, 9332 (7).
Any time at all. 25992 (2).
Bird on Nellie’s hat. 21696 (37).
Catch of the season. 4656 (82).
In the mission by the sea. 14534.
Linger longer girl. 13765 (108).
Lonesome little maid. 11670
(202).
Maker of dreams.
6621.
1453.
Milo. 4656 (403).
Ontario. 9332 (271).
Social in the parlor, 9332 (329).
Under. the _lovesick tree. 11670
(388).
We parted as the sun went down.
9332 (381).
When the snow birds eross the
valley. 23795 (110).
Where the weeping willow shades
the mossy lane. 11670 (429).
Yours only and always. 11670
(444).
Solomon (Julius) :
Boogie. 11829.
Let us dream. 3672.
Lovely weather. 1405.
Sun’s sinking low. 4270.
When Good-time Charlie dies.
4502.
Somach (Luba):
As you alone can do. 4737.
Don’t follow me. 5057.
It’s your smile. 5675.
You are love itself. 7030.
You play with me. 7042.
Someren-Godfery (Masters van) See
van Someren-Godfery (Masters)
Somers (C. E.):
I’m such a fool. 14458.
Long as I love you. 8165.
Somers (Debroy) :
He wanted adventure. 5354.
Savoy Russian medley, 19141.
Somers (G. M.)
trail. 18097.
Somers (H. B.):
Down a winding trail.
Eventide. 24236.
Somers (Ruth) pseud. See Babeock
(R. S.)
Somerton (Edwin)
sweet song. 138171.
Somervell (Arthur) :
Down a winding
18097.
Radio of love's
Christmas. 17983.
Concerto. 4226,
Devon, O Devon, in wind and rain.
24146.
Let all the world. 5772.
Twelve marches for _ sehools.
23324.
Somerville (Kerwin) Let him live.
8092.
Somerville (Reginald) April green.
15733 (11).
Somerville (Roma) Little gray shack
in the hills. 20632.
Sommerens melodi. 23839, 24201,
25514.
Sommers (H. G.) Story in the stars.
21308.
Somohano (A. G.) Waiting for you.
23558.
Son singe et moi. 8415, 13050.
1570
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Sonenscher (Dave) :
I'm coming home to Gertrude.
5506.
I’m one of the lads of Valencia.
5532.
Jolly old pa. 5697.
a military band.
Jolly old ma!
Marching to
10524.
Song for you.
Song of songs.
Song of the eagle. 10029.
Song of the Ghetto. 2920.
Song of the Volga boatman.
Song praises. 21696 (350).
Song-time. 6570.
Song you gave to me. 17278.
Songs and hymns of worship. 8832.
20938.
20511.
6968.
Songs of Ambherst college. 11670
(353).
Songs of charm. 238346, 23347.
Songs of faith and hope. 23795 (89).
Sengs of K. A. 23348.
Songs of long ago. 11192.
Songs of the saddle. 21276.
Songs of the Vandals. 8884.
Songs of Theta chi. 8835.
Songs of Theta xi and its colleges.
25538.
Songs of Williams. 255385.
Songs sacred and secular. 4656 (601).
Songs that every child should know.
21696 (351).
Songtex music co.
combine. 12977.
Scnnemann music ¢o., ine.:
Adelaide. 23814.
Berceuse. 23952.
Impressionez de Espafia. 18472.
Noches en Argentina. 12972.
Raquelita. 10995.
Sevillana. 13271.
Sonny (Fred) pseud. Auf der terrasse
vom romanischen café. 4747.
Sons (Hva) Old depression. 13016.
Sontag (H. O.) Sing drei mal hoch,
as of yore. 19197.
Sontag (J. B.):
Anzac. 138819.
Bi: 22123:
Rarotonga. 15110.
Tahiti. 15393.
That’s you dear sweetheart of
mine. 13448.
Why are you crying.
Sonzogno (G. C.):
Lago di Braies.
Luna e Vusignolo.
Rose rouge. 2019.
Soon-a will be done.
Soper (Hugh)
Soper (W. L.)
Now we ought to
11557.
1272.
1429.
8838.
By the sea. 2977.
Let’s march with the
eagle. 18611.
Sopin (Lucille) Girl of the badger
Pines. 5250.
Sopinski (Lucille) Girl of the badger
pines. 5250.
Serdillo (Fortunato) Academic meth-
od for orchestra and band instru-
ments. 23796-28811.
Sorell (W. S. H.)%
Coming! 14049.
Shineing [sic] gold. 15234.
Sorelli (J. .€.);:
I’m painting a picture. 5534.
That should never be. 173881.
Sorey (Vincent) :
Once again.
Romanza mesta. 2001.
Song of my soul. 25519.
That night when I found you.
1776, 6235.
2351.
Sorge (Ernst) Du bist die frau fir
mich. 9783.
Sosen (O. E. v.) Arioso im alten stil.
9395, 9396.
Sosenko (Anna) ASK your heart.
9406.
Soto (L. M.) Gran astro. 5301.
Soudry (Georges) Chansons d’un sou.
336.
Scul-saving songs. 11197.
Soule (G. M.) Nira waltz. 16948.
Soule (L. M.) Mothers are God’s
gift. 16826.
Soule (W. E.) Benedictus es, Domine.
9491.
Scusa (J. P.):
At the king’s court. 4656 (386).
Capitan. 2993.
Diplomat. 2815 (73-75).
Looking upward. 4656 (368).
. Pipetown Sandy. 17752 (115).
Stars and Stripes forever. 6619,
6620, 8868, 17302.
Washington post. 6865.
Sousa (J. V.):
At the king’s court. 4656 (36).
Diplomat. 2815 (73-75).
Looking upward. 4656 (368).
Pipetown Sandy. 17752 (115).
Souter (Lachlan) Sing to me mother.
4197.
South in Sonora.
Scuther (Louise)
898.
Southern (Lee) pseud.
(R. M.)
Southern maid. 20876.
Southern musie pub. ¢co., ine.:
Abandono. 19650.
Abuela de Pichi. 12.
Agapo mia pantremeni. 138778.
Alarm clock blues. 11697.
Alguna vez. 11700.
All bound down. 11702.
Allen’s lying blues. 13799.
Alma cancionera. 9865.
Alondra. 11710.
2220*.
House on the hill.
See Parker
1571
INDEX
Southern musi¢e pub. co., inc.—Con.
Always remember. 21726.
American rhapsody. 19684.
Amor de ciego. 75.
Apartment house blues.
Arlequin. 11732.
Aunque guiera Olvidarteo.
Aunt. Caroline Dyer blues.
Bad breaks blues. 4773.
Bad reputation. 147.
Bandits. 151.
Baracutey. 15823.
Baulin water blues. 165.
Beer garden rag. 17884.
Bendito amor. 4809.
Besame. 9494.
Bide-more alma mater. 212.
Blue yodel number eleven. 11828.
Blue yodle no. 12. 15877.
Blues have gone. 4845.
Bogey man blues. 9513.
Book of life: 240.
Borinquen bella. 11833.
Broken-hearted_ lover.
Broken lullaby. 19796.
Bruno’s Bavarian band. 17934.
Buncombe chain gang. 11864.
Burlesque. 273.
Bury me in old Kentucky. 2972.
17819.
117438.
118.
13939.
Cabellera blanca. 9548.
Call of Tarzan. 21858.
Camp fire. 304.
Capullito de azucena. 24029.
Carnaval. 9570.
Cataplun. 15941.
Celos. 21891.
Cementerio virginal. 11900.
Chinese children. 367.
Chulo finolis. 375.
Cimarron. 376.
Clara. 4982.
Clave azul. 9624.
Come and go with me. 15983.
Come back Lottie. 14039.
Ccomparsa de los Conges. 4947.
Consagracion. 11967.
Cosmics. 21955.
Cottonfield blues. 417.
Cottonwood reel. 11974.
Count. 11976.
Cow trail to Mexico. 4964.
Cowhand’s last ride. 16005.
Cross-firing blues. 436.
Cuando canta mi guitarra. 448.
Cuando me vaya. 11990.
Cuttin’ up. 24111.
Dance of the cuckoos. 451.
Day breakin’ blues. 5001.
Desamparada en la calle. 12027.
Desde que te conozeo. 5030.
Desdemona. 19989.
Diamanto. 14105.
Dichosa suegra. 5038.
Do, do, daddling thing. 14114.
1972
pt. II, n. s., v. 28:
Done wrong blues. 16065.
Don’t start frettin’. 24166.
Don’t treat me like a dog. 5060.
Down in Texas biues. 16074.
Dramatic agitato. 535.
Eho tora pente hronous.
Eldoranio. 584.
Errante. 20028.
Errante y triste.
Hsas son. 591.
Esquiva. 7542.
Evga ilie mou. 14198.
Expiacion. 12120.
Fall of the star. 622.
Fare-thee-well to Harlem, 24250. :
Fehuanita. 12136. |
Fermin. 12138.
Fierra mexicana. 12142.
Fifty miles of elbow room. 18173. |
Flor del camino. 9873. |
Framer’s blues. 22154. |
Freight train blues. 5214.
Frolic of the lambs. 20097.
Fruit jar blues. 5222.
Gambler’s return. 5227.
Gambling barroom blues.
Gettin’ ready blues. 243380.
Gettin’ the bird. 5237.
Gia mena vrehoun
14267.
God didn’t make me no monkey
man. 22197.
Goin’ to town.
Goober dance. 24854.
Good-bye Hawaii, my
golden dreams. 764.
Granny will your dog bite.
Great Redeemer. 781.
Greyhound blues. 53809.
Ground hog blues no. 2.
Handful of keys. 16274.
Hannah from Panama,
ina. 9995.
Harlem gal. 3348.
Hastio. 12266.
Heartache. 836.
Here comes Marjorie. 12284.
Heroismo boricua. 3372.
High behind blues. 859.
Hiter’s favorite waltz. 14845.
Hoagy Carmichael song hits.
24437.
Hobo’s meditation. 22284.
Hold ’er, Newt. 5390.
Home in Caroline. 3887.
Honolulu baby. 22308.
Hurry. 911.
I believe I'll make a change. 3410.
I fell in love with you. 9387,
I got to leave here. 939.
I had to change the words. 22350.
I hate to leave thee. 22351.
I heard somebody call my name.
3435.
14165.
22095.
12182.
ta bouna.
24349.
isle of
5304,
Da28.
and her
MN Cision. a
ti
INDEX
nos, 1-12. 1933
I know a story. 5480.
I know His voice. 16878.
I'll ever be faithful to you. 961.
T’ll never see her again. 24522.
I love my daddy too. 5492.
I love you, sweetheart, I love you.
16401.
I loved you better than you knew.
20350.
I’m free from the chain gang now.
22397.
I’m going away blues. 996.
I’m gonna play down by the old
Ohio. 1000.
I’m lonely too. 14445.
I see a gleam of glory. 22444.
I want to hear Him eall my name.
1047.
I wouldn’t mind dying. 12481.
Iee man. 22474.
If I call you mama. 16484:
If one won’t, another one will.
559.
Ilusion de ayer.
Imperio. 1110.
Incidental music.
Indian love. 1146.
Indian war whoop. 14542.
Indigo stomp. 24649.
Ine mia sto peristeri.
Introduction. 1151.
Isn’t it nice to be all alone. 18505.
It must be so. 16534.
It’s me callin’ you. 5668.
Jazz rondo. 11838.
Jealous lover. 5687.
Jersey. 14588.
Just a pain in the parlor. 1215.
Just a romantic fool. 16582.
Key to the bushes blues. 10845.
Ladies of the jury. 1268.
Ladies. quadrille. 3640.
Lady with a past. 1270.
Lafayette. 5752.
Lamento borinecano. 16621.
Lamento Jarocho. 12585.
Land N blues. 24746.
Land of my boyhood
14636.
Languidez. 20577.
Lazybones. 14640.
Leavin’ you baby. 3649.
Leaving blues. 5768.
Lejos. 12607.
Liberty road. 1818.
Life boat blues. 24785.
Lightning bug blues. 16662.
Lily i skandaliara. 8130.
Linda amapola. 12638.
Little old mamma blues. 3698.
Little old sod shanty. 5826.
Lonesome day blues. 3702.
Lonesome, I need you. 5840.
Long tall mamma blues. 12668.
1573
22495.
1145.
7964.
dreams.
Longing for mother. 14682.
Louisiana bound. 3714.
M. & O. blues no. 3. 1432.
McCravy (Frank & Jim) album of
fireside songs. 1438.
Main title. 1450.
Mamma mockingbird. 18696.
Man that rode the mule around
the world. 14735.
Manchuria. 1460.
Maria Elena. 14746.
Mean old master. 16766.
Meet me by the moonlight alone.
1497.
Memphis gal.
Memphis Mamie.
Mentirosa. 12776.
Mia. 12785.
Midnight-mama.
Mildred waltz.
Miss Lingerie.
1508.
10556.
14790.
1523.
18746.
Mississippi delta blues. 16792.
Modulation. 1538.
Mentafia de amor. 8808.
Moon nocturne. 18770.
Morenita. 10603.
Moten’s swing. 10607.
Mother, the queen of my heart.
22848.
Mujer espafiola. 1578.
Muneca. 12849.
Muneca de marfil. 1580.
Musmé. 6036.
My black gal blues. 16839.
My dream girl of Honolulu.
My heart’s a rolling stone.
Mysterioso. 1649.
Natacha. 1656.
Nelson stomp. 22945.
Nena. 22946.
Nervous tension. 10726.
New Orleans shout, 22951.
New York rhapsody. 1679.
Niagara Falls. 10735.
Nickel in the slot. 22955.
Nina. 10749.
No hard times. 1692.
Noah built the ark.
Noche criolla. 12970.
Noche de amor. 12971.
Nothing to do in hell.
O happy day. 22983.
O! Mister Carpenter.
O Selemis. 6185.
Oh mama, why didn’t I listen to
you. 13009.
Old cabin of my dreams.
Old Man Harlem. 6210.
Old pal of my heart. 16992.
Old sometime blues. 1757.
On the shores of sweet romance.
6232.
One times one. 23027.
Organ-grinder blues. 3993.
16852.
16953.
18924.
3942.
16987.
INDEX
Southern music pub. co., ine.—Con.
Paddles. 1829.
Palmera. 10851.
Palomita. 6270.
Palomita, Palomita. 13077.
Peach picking time down in Geor-
gia. 10876, 13097.
Perlas de tu boca. 6295.
Picture of my home. 23090.
Picture on my dresser. 25246.
Pigs feet and slaw. 23094.
Pistol Pete. 15051.
Please pay in advance. 19017.
Please press your lips to mine.
19018.
Po-bre-lo-la. 17075.
Poor Jane blues. 25279.
Por-que-rertetanto. 17082.
Prairie lullaby. 13127.
Pregon de las rosas. 13129.
Prince of Wales. 13141.
Psaras ke doula. 6860.
; Que noche aquella!... 238147.
‘Quien. 4080.
Quiero besar tu boca. 13168.
Ragtime Annie. 6372.
Red hot rambling Dan.
Revenge. 25175.
Rhythm ev’rywhere.
Rider. 1980.
Right always wins. 15130.
Rise of the star. 1986.
River boat. 1988.
Rizos de oro. 6408.
Rock all our. babies
23191.
Rollin’ dough blues. © 25353.
Rough neck blues. 6429.
Ruego. 6431.
Rumba en el cacique.
Sailing of the Olympic.
Scenes metropolitaines. 2068.
Se acabo el platanar. 23257.
Searchine the desert for the blues.
4158.
See that my grave is kept green.
21192.
19072.
6396.
to sleep.
13220.
2035.
Serenade. 2107.
Serpentina. 13268.
Sewing machine blues. 2110.
She’s mine all mine. 19172.
Sidewalk Sam. 19183.
Since my dear old mother’s gone.
23289.
Singing pretty songs. 2158.
Sister Ella. 2159.
Sitiera. 23296.
Skies will be blue. 2162.
Slipping clutch blues. 17245.
Snowball. 19224.
Sorry. 19257.
South sea serenade. 23353.
Southern cannon ball. 15306.
Special question blues. 6588.
1574
Stack o’ dollars. 17299.
‘Star. 2246.
Steel string blues. 23380.
Stompin’ away. 6628.
pt. 11, n. s., v.28
Spirit of love watches over me.
6593.
Srta. sonrisa. 25558.
Sundown in a little green hollow.
11235.
Suspense. 2274.
Swami. 2276.
Sweet as the flowers in May time.
6660.
Sweet little mountain Rose. 2282.
Sweet mama hurry home or I'll
be gone. 13398.
Sweet Peter. 15373.
Swinging the blues away. 19325.
T.B. moan. 17351. |
T.N. & O. blues. 6683. |
Tail of Haley’s [sic] comet. 4304. |
Taking your place. 2811. |
13421. |
Talisman.
Te quiero. 11281.
Telegraph. 2332.
That doggone dog o’ mine. 6714.
That lonesome train. 2350.
That’s my home. 6719.
That’s what I like ’bout the South.
21370.
Theme. 2362.
There is springtime in my soul.
2368.
Ti epathe otzims. 15450.
Ti hriazote to kathe prama.
15451.
Time to go. 6758.
Toby. ,,11359.
Tom Brown sits in his prison cell.
174387.
Tom cat and pussy blues. 4881.
Tourkolimaniotissa. 4385.
Train. 2438.
Transgression. 2439.
Treat your friend right. 17450.
Tus ojos. 17461.
Two sweethearts. 15511.
Unlucky me. 2489.
Ursula paraphrase. 2494,
Vano empeno. 21464.
Ventanita colonial. 13541.
Veracruz. 13543.
Vida por otra. 2520.
Viva Sevilla. 17497.
Wabash cannonball. 2542.
Wade in de water. 4443.
Wake up, you drowsy sleeper.
a yg fa he
War dream blues. 6862.
Warm knees blues. 17518.
Watching the knife and fork
spoon. 23577. ;
We’re just a bunch of merry bo’s. '
19489. ~
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1933
What a friend. 4486.
What price Hollywood. 2612.
When a man’s got a woman.
17562.
When de big bell rings dat day.
17566.
When it’s hottest time down south.
17578.
When the flowers of Montana
were blooming. 6935.
When the wild, wild roses bloom.
11528.
When they get lovin’ they’s gone.
2654.
When you hear me eall. 2658.
Where shall I go. 45385.
Whippin’ that old T.B. 2677.
Will the roses bloom in heaven.
6993.
Will you sometimes think of me.
2706.
Winding stream. 13678.
Window shade blues. 2709.
Worried man blues. 2785.
Yo, yo, mama. 15686.
Yodeling ranger. 21641.
You bunch of fun. 2755.
You done played out blues. 2757.
You’re my bit of sunshine. 17728.
Zombie. 11661.
13 women. 2811.
Souza (KH. C.) Since you’ve gone
away. 6511.
Sovacool (A. L.):
In the land of great prosperity.
10229.
Pal of my heart. 15021.
Sowerby (Leo) Great is the Lord.
20164.
Soxman (C. B.) Road of memory.
8669.
Soyer (Ad. ) Zamacueca. 11670
(445).
Spadaro (Oboardo) Donne, ¢c’é l’orto-
lano. 12045.
Spagnolo (Gaetano) Sierra. 4190.
Spain (EK. P. De) See De Spain
(H. P.)
Spain-Dunk (S.) Dead roses. 9692.
Spalding (C. S8.):
Darling, my own. 467.
Indian giver. 12474.
Spalding (F. S.) Love me again.
12684.
Spalding (W. R.) Modern harmony
in’ it’s theory and practice. 4656
(413).
Spall (Peter Van) See Van Spall
(Peter)
Spanberger (H. J.) ITll say a prayer
for mother. 964.
Spangberg (Forrest) My dreams of
you. 18815
Spangler (G. P.) Educational orches-
tra album. 9793, 18134.
Spangler (Nadje) Tell me _ again.
21347.
Sparham (KE. B.) Baby fingers. 7166.
Sparks (Marion) :
I believe Ill make a change.
3410.
Louisiana bound. 3714.
Sparr (EH. B.) Trail that leads back
home. 6779.
Sparrow (F. W.) Turpin’s ghost.
11670 (385).
Spaulding (Alice) I’m still in love
with you. 22426.
Speaking of operations. 12660, 13391,.
13516.
Speaks (Oley) :
He’s such a li'l trouble. 4656
(242).
I lay my sins on Jesus. 4656:
(274). “rat
Jesus, I live to Thee. 4656 (318).
O that we two were maying.
2815 (255).
Seven little Ohristmas' carols.
21286.
Song of April. 4656 (590).
Sylvia. 6679, 15390.
When stars are in the quiet skies.
2815 (361).
Spears (H. A.) Nothing lasts for-
ever. 3987.
Spearstone (M. R. J.):
Build a little birdie house. 7272..
My Swiss chalet. 20885.
Oh dear. 6190.
Underneath a redwood tree.
11403.
Speck (S. H.) Maid from Flushing
she never blushed again. 38755.
Spector (Jack) Heart-breaker. 18299.
Speelman (J. R.):
Across the tides. 4664.
Crossing the bar. 21971.
I know a garden. 5479.
My amulet. 38857.
When love is done. 4514.
Wind and sea. 23718.
Speers (J. A.) Prosperity. 25303.
Spence (W. R.) O Haster morn most
glorious. 3941.
Spencer (Bob) See Spencer (Robert)
Spencer (Edward) Honey moon’s
trip. 22302.
Spencer (G. C.):
Follow thru ’neath skies of blue.
142338.
Girl I adore in Baltimore. 20119.
Soft breezes. 15277.
Spencer (Harold) Poem. 1895.
Spencer (Harrold) :
Always dreaming of you. 13805
Love waltz. 14705.
1575
INDEX
(Herbert) There’s April in
2376.
Just a baby’s smile.
Spencer
your voice.
Spencer (J. F.)
5705.
Spencer (J. H.):
Old lays in new ways.
Oriental oddity. 6249.
Symphonesque. 23415.
You. 2547.
Spencer (L. G.):
In the valley of dreams. 22535.
When I dream of my home sweet
home. 17568.
Spencer (lL. L.) To the blue eagle of
the N.R.A. 174383.
Spencer (Martha)
19925*.
Spencer (Norman) :
‘My good bye to you. 12882.
Out where the moonbeams greet
23007.
Deal a_ hand.
the morning. 13067.
Spencer (O. W.) Silver gate. 11114.
Spencer (Otis):
Gorgeous eyes. 14301.
Waltzing the scale. 9122, 18575.
Spencer (Richard) Sunday school
stories. 23389.
Spencer (Robert) Boost for the Red,
White and Blue. 241, 7238.
Spencer-Irving music ©co.:
Gorgeous eyes. 14301.
Waltzing the scale. 9122, 13575.
Sperani (Fred) Every moment of
every day. 12111.
Sperling (L. N.):
Americano. 17799.
Life, love and laughter. 16655.
Sperry (M. E.) Hoilyhock house.
18329.
Speyer (Frank) Spanien muss es
sein. 15312.
Spialek (Hans) :
Tall city. 19333.
Vision. 25754.
Spicacci (P.):
Come with me where moonlight
always gleams. 18005.
Dear old days. 5014.
Hours of delight. 5421.
Memories of the Orient. 5953.
Only friend. 6240.
Our President. 4003.
Plea of love. 8575.
Spring and you. 6597.
Waltz of the nimphs [sic] 6858.
When lights were low. 19518.
Spicer (Belva) Let’s forgive and for-
get. 13804.
Spicer (Edward)
matter now. 9168.
Spicker (Max):
Evening and morning. 11670 (95).
Evening prayer. 11670 (96).
What does life
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
Hymn to the Madonna. 11670
(148, 144).
O come, and let us _ worship.
11670 (255). )
Out of heaven, 11670 (272).
Praise the Lord with songs of re-
jcicing. 11670 (285, 286).
Thou art my salvation. 11670
(377).
Spielter (Herman)
flat. 25992 (60).
Spielter (Josephine)
flat. 25992 (60).
Spielter (Wm.) :
Blue. 2929.
Collegiate prom. 14036.
Danger cry. 14071.
Deep thought. 7440.
Deluge. 14096.
Disaster. 14108.
Disquieting news. 14111.
End of the party. 5128.
Fiddle and bow. 3229.
Forget the past. 689.
Gay and winsome. 14261.
Happyland express. 12261.
King’s eall. 12568.
Mer nocturnement. 3807.
Minuet. 24962.
Ominous foreboding.
On the lark. 6231.
Prelude to a Broadway play.
15082.
Quatsch. 13164.
Rumors. 15171.
Saturday night.
Scena appassionato.
Scene. 11068.
Scene d’amour. 2067.
Starlight romance. 15328.
Tender thoughts. 4325.
Trapped. 17447.
Vaisseau mystique. 4424.
Valse derniére. 2500.
Viennese waltz song. 9100.
Spier (H. R.):
Romance in E
Romance in E
14982.
6455.
11062.
Haster. 574.
They that trust in the Lord.
13455.
Spies (Wilhelmina) Larow love song.
8071
Spiker (R. P.) Maja. 14726.
Spikes (D. G.) Why am I. 11556.
Spikes (J. C.) Just a southern boy
long ways from home. 1219.
Spillebogen. 2231.
Spillman (B. M.)
14240.
Spilman (C. H.)
love me. 5496.
Spilman (Jack) pseud. See Spilman
(Cy Ee
Spilman and Johnson.
you love me. 5496.
Forgotten melody.
I love you and you
IT love you and
1576
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Spina (H. J.):
Come give me your smile.
Forever. 9885.
Strolling along. 8883.
When I get a break. 11499.
9631.
You brought me happiness. 11616.
Spina (Harold):
And there you are again. 13812,
17808.
Annie doesn’t live here anymore.
17815, 21741.
Fiddle just a little. 642.
Ghost of love. 20112.
Grass iS gettin’ greener all the
time. 776, 5305.
H’ya Duchess. 33338.
I knew Id find you. 22357.
I’ve got a warm spot in my heart.
18436, 18437.
If you lived in
16493.
Lou’siana lullaby. 5854, 14698.
Out in the apple orchard. 17034.
Out in the apple orchard with the
apple of my eye. 18975.
Ragamuffin Jane. 21105, 25317.
Shadows on the Swanee. 13275,
15225.
With all my heart. 23724.
Spindle (L. C.) Two things. 21450.
Spindler (Fritz) Leichtes staccato.
19648 (72).
Spink (G. A.):
Benjamin Bims. 11670 (30).
Bunny. 21696 (44).
Chandra-Nil, my lotus lily. 21696
(48).
I’ve got to dance till the band gits
through. 9332 (149).
Spinner (Harold) Polly wants a
eracker. 8584.
Spinney (T. H.)
opera. 19%.
Spinnstube. 4243*, 11205*.
Spirit of mother-love. 6598*.
‘Spirit of worship. 8851.
Spiritual evangel. 15317.
Spitta (Heinrich) :
Deutsche messe, 22024.
Winteraustreiben. 17660.
Spitzmtiller-Harmersbach (Alexander)
Variationen. 2509.
Spivey (O. R.):
Just a Sweet memory.
Sweetheart mine. 2296.
You'll always be a sweet memory.
9286.
the mountains.
Benedicite, omnia
12536.
You’re just pretending. 17726.
Spivey (Victoria) :
Baulin water blues. 165.
Leavin’ you baby. 3649.
Spohr (Louis) Schwiegervater. 6472.
Spoliansky (Mischa) :
Close your eyes and wish for hap-
piness. 11946.
Hinmal mocht’ ich keine sorgen
haben. 582.
Friends once more. 9907.
Haus dazwischen. 10008.
Heute nacht oder nie. 850.
Ich bin ein vamp. 5584.
Ich bin vom Rockefeller grad’ das
gegenteil. 582.
Lied einer nacht. 1316. °
Rufen sie Herrn Plim. 110438.
Say a little something to me.
25405.
Schenk mir deine liebe. 6458.
Serenade out of the night. 25430.
Tell me to-night. 6705.
»Will dich lieben. 6989.
Sporek (Georges) :
‘Allegro de coneert. 13798.
Conseils sur Vinterprétation et sur
Ja facon de travailler les sonates
classiques pour piano. 7394.
1*° sonate. 11665.
Sportello (Stefano) :
Mazurka mundiale. 12752.
N. R. A. march. 25092.
Roosevelt. 13202.
Spotswood (Chase) jr. My sweet-
heart’s birthday. 14909.
Spotswood (W. C.) Mobile’s own
Azalea trail. 1536.
Spotswood (W. C.) jr. Since I found
you. 2143.
Sprague (H. J.) lJlarbor of dreams.
24398.
Sprague (Hazel) My, little old mother.
20851.
Sprankle (C. L.) It’s time to get the
spirit of the N R A. 20487.
Sprankle (Lee) It’s that old fashion
grossvater beer. 14569.
Sprigato (Sylvester) It isn’t fair.
10258.
Spring (G. L.) Dear girl of my
dreaming. 74381.
Spring (J. B.):
Iris time. 20466.
NRA from Jupiter. 20906.
Patechin’ ole rags. 13089.
Spring.
music.
Spring chicken. 4656 (605),
(7, 198, 249, 392).
Spring song. 9332 (339).
Springer (Chet) Silent
i222.
Springer (T. G.):
Blue lagoon. 4839.
Silence me. 4191.
Springfield (B. M.)
sonny boy. 2777.
See Around the year with
21696
melody.
You’re my dear
1577
INDEX
Springfield (P. F.) My little medley.
1623.
Springfield college student assn.
Springfield college songs. 13367.
Sprinkle (M. E.) Without you, I’m
never happy. 186938, 13694.
Spross (C. G.):
Day of resurrection. 4656 (128).
Go, lovely rose. 4656 (215).
I wish to tune my quivering lyre.
4656 (287).
Lead us, O Father. 4656 (346).
Love calls me. 12671.
My light. 4656 (4383).
One heart divine. 10823.
There were shepherds. 4656
(628).
‘Tis spring o’ the year. 17422.
Spurgin (Anthony) Babe is born.
23895.
Spyroplous (F.) Fahreda. 20045.
Squaw man. 9332 (250).
Squiers (Graham) :
Bless her little heart. 138905.
I certainly don’t need you. 10077.
You can’t do that there ‘ere.
11620.
Squire (W. H.):
Give me thy hand. 22191.
Jerry, Joe or John. 15733 (166).
Love is waiting. 17752 (86).
Singing lesson. 15733 (820).
Zuleika mazurka. 93832 (404).
Squires (H. D.) Give me a rose.
22188.
Squires (H. D.) ine. Give me a
rose. 22188.
Stabenfeldt (C. H.) Moon madness.
14820.
Stabilis (V. J.) Bootlegger’s song.
2943.
Stacey (General) Peach blossoms.
8554, 8555.
Stackpoole (S. L.)
Staell (Henri)
DAATG
Staempfli
15324.
Staffa (Mildred) :
I never knew there was sun-shine.
1026.
Shadow dreams.
Stafford (—)
(Kurt)
Stafford (L. F.):
Oh! radio man! please spare me
an extra watt. 25148.
Prosperity days are here.
Stage mother. 17879, 18405.
Stahl (Albert):
Blick von dir bringt das gliick zu
mir. 9505.
Bubi, geh’ mach haus. 11861.
Cantarea romaniei. 9561.
Mother. 22838.
Violin scale system.
(Edward) Six pieces.
8735.
pseud. See Lubbe
13148.
pt. III, n. s., v.28
Zeig’ mir den weg ins paradies.
11660.
Stahl (Leona 8.)
3021.
Stahl (Lorraine §.):
Idol of my heart.
Star-lit lane. 15326.
You. 4603.
Stahi (Richard) Idol of my heart.
3521.
Stahl (W. C.) Stahl’s (Wm. C.) new
Hawaiian guitar method. 21294.
Staigers (Del.):
Arban-Staigers complete celebrated
method for the cornet or trum-
pet. 17820.
Staigers (Del) modern & progres-
Sive correspondence course for
cornet and trumpet. 19277.
Staigers (Del) ine. Staigers (Del)
modern & progressive correspon-
dence course for cornet and trumpet.
19277.
Stainer (—)
dum. 7450.
Stainer (John)
4147.
Stainer & Bell, Itd.:
Allegretto. 7710.
Alleluia, ascendit Deus.
Appleblossom. 7137.
Ave Maria. 23889.
Ave Regina. 23890.
Ballo. 7179.
Belle of Loch Awe.
Breton fiddle tune.
British grenadiers.
Chansonette. 7327.
Chantons. 9595.
Charming Chloe. 7335.
Cherry petals. 348.
Child’s carol. 358.
Christmas waits. 8272.
Confirma hoc Deus. 11966.
Contredanse. 7395.
Dance for a masque.
Dead roses. 9692.
Father Christmas. 82738.
Felix es, sacra virgo. 20059.
Fingers and thumbs. 24263.
Five fragments. 2056.
From Czecho-Slovakia.
Guvotte des moutons. 7616.
Grammar of music. 24369.
He that hath pity upon the poor.
22264.
Heart of oak. 33861.
Home sweet home. 7759.
Horseman. 3392.
Hymn to Pan. 5488.
I am gone, sir. 12330.
In Saint Paul’s. 22525.
In yonder vale. 3556.
Interlude. 7685.
Irish reel. 3565.
Deus sie dilexit mun-
Lord is my shepherd.
19673.
2918.
7260.
2953, 7267.
7684.
7608.
1578
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
——_—
Irish tune. 3566.
Jesu, joy for everlasting. 21770.
Jesu, the very thought of Thee.
12520.
Largo in F. 21771.
Left hand goes. into training.
16633.
Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonder-
land and Through the looking
glass. 3676.
Little hills. 22686.
Love’s a flower. 5872.
Love unknown. 24856.
March of the cubs. 8237.
Meditation. 8274.
Menuet en rondeau. 8275.
Minuet and trio. 7711.
Mother’s song. 3849.
Music to the fairy prince. 8340.
My love is like a red, red rose.
22905.
Nobody knows. 3934.
Now is the month
7 SNe
Out of the night. 13065.
Pancake album. 6274.
Pictures. 17063.
Pleyel’s hymn.
Psallite Domino. 21098.
Queen of Golconda. 8640.
Robin’s song. 23190.
Rondino. 83835.
Russian, Basque and Flemish car-
ols. 17160.
Sacerdotes Domini.
Saraband. 8712.
of Maying.
8581.
21162.
Senex puerum portabat. 21195.
Shrewd old count. 8749, 8750.
Siderum rector. 2132.
Slow music for a ballet. 7687.
Spanish Gipsy. 8846.
Sussex beer. 6654.
Swing low, sweet chariot. 4300.
Table-music. 11267.
Te Deum laudamus. 256380.
Ten hymn tune voluntaries.
24065, 24066.
There is a garden. 8982.
To the nightingale. 4377.
Two pieces. 9447.
Tyrolese lindler. 9064.
Veni Sancte Spiritus. 21470.
Way of the wind. 23579.
Welcome be Thou, heavenly King.
23604.
Wild bird’s song. 4568.
Wind and the rain. 13677.
Winter song. 2712.
Staines (R. H.) pseud. See Hunter
(Octavia )
Stairs (L. E.):
Santa Claus.
To whit. to whoo.
25394.
25699.
Stalego (Charley) Waiting for the
moon. 19469.
Stalions (V. M.) Waltzing with you.
25776.
Stalker (N. 8S.) Whisper you love me.
23686.
Stam (O. G.) Lingering memories.
5801.
Stambaugh (F. W.)
came home. 248.
Stamitz (Carl) Trio. 23494.
Stamper (V. O.) Cease to remember.
330
Boy who never
Stamps (V. O.):
Boundless joy. 23985.
Harbor bells. 5331.
Singer’s choice. 2155.
Skies will be blue. 2162.
Stamps-Baxter music €0.:
Boundless joy. 23985.
Harbor bells. 5331.
Singer’s choice. 2155.
Standard brands, ine.
Three bakers. 2136.
Standard phono co.: —
Mathima tou Bekri diorganotis
bekridon. 20729.
Signature for
Parapono tou manga. 21044.
Standard pub. co.:
Favorite hymns. 22118.
Life of Christ in Scripture and
song. 16656.
Spirit of worship. 8851.
Standard series. 22438-2245, 8863-
8865, 23372.
Stanford (C. V.):
Arabesque. 93832 (3438).
Beati quorum via. 9832 (26).
Capriccio. 9832 (344).
Cavatina and_ scherzino.
(48).
Coelos ascendit hodie. 93832 (64).
Dainty Davie. 9832 (80).
Devon, O Devon, in wind and rain.
24146.
Envoi. 93832 (101).
God and the _ universe.
(134).
In a gondola. 93832 (159).
Justorum animae. 9332 (194).
National song book. 15733 (232).
Songs of the sea. 9332 (336).
Te Deum laudamus. 25630.
Stanford (J. A.):
Arabesque. 9832 (343).
Beati quorum via. 9832 (26).
Capriccio. 9832 (344).
Cavatina and_ scherzino.
(48).
Coelos ascendit hodie. 9332 (64).
Dainty Davie. 9832 (S80).
Envoi. 9832 (101).
God and the _ universe.
(134).
9332
15733
9332
15733
1579
INDEX
Stanford (J. A.)—Continued.
In a gondola. 93832 (159).
Justorum animae. 9332 (194).
National song book. 157383 (232).
Songs of the sea. 9332 (336).
Stanford (J. W.) Thirty acres.
13457.
Stange (Lola) Gay lieutenant. 19648
(40).
Stanhope (Vera) My mother’s
lullaby. 12908.
Stanley (Aileen):
Kiss her for me. 36383.
This program comes to you from
my heart. 4854.
Stanley (H. G.):
Drifting and dreaming, sweet
paradise. 5089.
Have you ever been lonely? Have
you ever been blue. 20204.
Twenty one years. 2465.
Stanley (H. M.) Dear old pal I’m
leaving. 24136.
Stanley (Harry):
Last round-up. 24751.
Rain brought me you. 25318.
When it’s lamp lightin’ time in
the valley. 25838.
Stanley (J. P.) Peaches and cream.
23079.
Stanley (Jack):
Big city rhythm. 19756.
Comp’ny in the parlor. 18008.
If I were a millionaire. 16488,
20425.
Keep tempo. 18571, 20556.
Life beyond. 3680.
Stanley (Lorena) Power of love de-
stroys all discerd. 15077.
Stanley (M. V.) Lis’nin’ yeahs.
18628.
Down at the bot-
3150.
I won't be playing
Stanley (Robert)
tom of the sea.
Stansbury (D. G.)
solitaire. 14487.
Stansbury( J. D.):
Big moon, no wonder we fall in
love with you. 15849.
I’m alone and lonesome _ too.
18397.
Stansfield (John) I ain’t no good to
you. 143881.
Stanton (Elizabeth) Come up and
see me sometime. 21945.
Stanton (J. C.):
Someone to loye, someone to care.
17265.
You broke my heart. 17702.
pt. TH. B. s.. v. 28
Stanton (Will) Riding on wheels.
11016.
Stantz (H. J.) Near an aged pine
tree. 10719. 2
Stark (Arno) Art of transposition.
7076 (5, 6).
Stark (Ilene) Down in de dumps.
14131.
Stark (J. J.):
As you were. 7148.
Mess hall blues. 8278.
We'll both do our share. 9141.
Stark (Karl) pseud. See Richardson
(C. E.)
Stark (Maggie)
24108.
Stark (Robert)
7076 (5, 6).
Starland music publishers:
She’s just a black sheep of angels.
17209.
Whippit Sam.
Starling (J. D.)
with you. 10090.
Starnes (J. A.) Jubilee. 12526.
Starr (H. V.). Thanks to the N.R.A.
25645.
Starr (Mary) Hands.
Starr (Phil):
In the valley of Kentucky.
Sun bonnet Sue. 17327.
Starr (T. B.) pseud. See Neidlinger
(W. H.)
Starret system club:
Among the roses with you mother
dear. 17802.
Baek to your cottage home I will
return to you. 138854.
Castles in the dust. 13981.
Chicago. 11920.
Daddy come back. 445.
Down lover’s lane. 7483.
Dreamland waltzing. 9767.
Dreamy thoughts. 9772.
Evening shadows. 9822.
Eyes pretty eyes. 24243.
For just another day. 7590.
Franklin D. Roosevelt. 16199.
Gazing on the Rocky Mountain
green. 20107.
George Washington.
Get together. 18215.
Girl of my dreams I love you.
9937.
Give me a cottage.
Her smiles illumination.
I am so blue. 14383.
I lost you. 971.
Cry baby blues.
Art of transposition.
17624.
I had my chance
24388.
18494.
12188.
14279.
10023.
You broke my little heart. 17703. I miss you when you're gone. 1022.
Stanton (L. W.): In an old Irish town. T7938.
Drifting down the river. 5090. In little bits. 18479.
Violins. 2526. Lonesome sweetheart. 10460.
Stanton (P. F.) Inventions, etc. Maid of the West. 10510.
20461. Memories of 2 lifetime. 20747.
1580
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Memories of mother. 10554.
Moon of Porto Rico. 18772.
Moonbeams and what do they
mean. 12818.
Mud pie days. 10626.
My darling I want you near to me.
22875.
My heart’s desire. 22890.
My Verdie Valley home. 10710.
Oh those kisses. 6198.
Out West. 10845.
Plant of love that’s blooming in
my heart. 15054.
Roosevelt victory song. 8682.
Silent love. 11113.
Strolling in the moonlight. 11225.
That depression breeze. 17371.
That old Missouri town. 11297.
Twilight. 15506.
What is it. 21539.
When it’s springtime. 11510.
When the mountains divide you
and me. 13641.
Where the moonlight turns the
ripples silver, dear. 9221.
Why. 9232.
Will you call me dear.
Would you sue. 25984.
Stasny (A. J.) music co., ltd.:
Born to love. 21883.
Rhythm for sale. 23180.
We're all together again.
Stassi (G. G.) Gipsy’s love.
State fair. 6415, 8740.
State street music pub. co.
the stuff is here. 27388.
Stathis (George) :
IN (1) RA. 20882.
Tin can age. 2407.
Staton (Ada) If I could have you
near. 7910.
Staub (Victor) Six piéces. 2247.
Stauch (Richard) Beim sonnenwirt
ist a hochzeit heut. 21796, 23942.
Stauderman (A. P.) Ill play the mu-
sic. 12356.
Stauffer (Dorothy )
blues. 113822.
Stauffer (J. L.) I wait for dreams,
wonderful dreams of you. 12421.
Stautz (Lefty) Puzzles. 6361.
Steal away to Jesus. 11217.
Steane (Bruce):
Behold there came wise men.
4656 (58).
Let us now fear the Lord. 4656
(349).
Lord is King.
17653.
9146.
742.
Yeah man
There’s no more
4656 (369).
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
4656 (381).
Stebbins (C. A.) Festival piece.
21696 (98).
Stebbins (Florence)
It’s spring in my
heart. 12501.
Stebbins (G. C.):
Glad Thanksgiving day.
I am listening for His
(789.
O glorious Haster morn. 6176.
Stecher (R. C.) I don’t need the
moonlight. 20295.
Steder (Lawrence)
my mother used to sing to me.
Steed (W. J.):
I lost my way and found you.
970.
Stop! thief. 4254.
You came back to me just in time.
23758.
Steede (V. F.):
Katoozie. 3623.
That waltz you danced with me.
11305.
Steedman (Alma) :
Quintet for kKlarinet and string
quartet. 23150. cat
Steedman (Alma) chord system.
15333.
Two sonatas. 23379.
1st. concerto. 25991.
Steel (E. J.) Sleeping beauty. 11141.
Steele (A. G.) Boy Scouts marching
song. 2946.
Steele (Crete) Just a picture for a
keepsake. 1216.
Steele (Dick) :
Why don’t you smile. 23707.
You are the one for me. 19600.
Steele (J. E.) No one else but you.
25116.
Steele (J. W.) Song of Nira. 25520.
Steele (Pauline) Dreams when I’m
dancing with you. 22076.
Steele (Porter) :
Ruy Blas.
Sea gull.
Steen (Egil) :
Rally for the Master. 6375.
Your voices raise in hymns of
24336.
footfall.
Sing that lullaby
21538.
23232.
23258.
praise. 7067.
Steen (F. C.) Boating song. 7233.
Steen (J. T.):
Divorced. 22032.
Ill love ya till the cows come
home. 20333.
Kentucky, my home.
Mother my sweetheart.
Soft baby feet. 21242.
Stefan (Alexander) jr. Why the hes-
itation dear. 17648.
Stefani (J. A.) Boo hoo hoo, I got
the boo hoo blues. 15884.
Stefano (L. R. De) See DeStefano
CLs Ee)
Stefano (Michael De)
ano (Michael)
Stefano (Phyllis De) See De Stefano
(Phyllis)
24724.
22846.
See De Stef-
1581
INDEX
Steffan (Ernst) Katharina. 12557,
12558.
Stege (Katie) Chicago. 4916.
Steger (M. J.) My forbidden love.
3868.
Stein (A.):
Bei mir da hingste tiber meinem
bett. 186, 187.
Ich hiitte nie gedacht. 3515,
3516.
Ist es wirklich wahr. 5660.
Stein (Arthur) Underneath the Cu-
ban skies. 6816.
Stein (C.) Daughter of Zion, re-
joice. 21999.
Stein (Erwin) Verlobung im traum.
11416*.
Stein (Fritz):
Konzert F-moll fiir solo-oboe.
10363.
Sinfonia. 6513, 6514.
Stein (Harry) Sweetheart of by gone
days. 6672.
Stein (Herman) Love strikes a
rhapsody. 5875.
Stein (J. D.)..Why don’t you tell me.
25896.
Stein (Jules) It’s the music—not the
words. 22562.
Stein (Lou) :
Cast’ in
21880.
Oh Lawd what have I done.
Stein (Otto)
Stein (Sydney)
the deep of the blue.
Gute kamerad. 20169.
How can I gay good
bye. 223813.
Stein (W. C.) Three point two.
19380.
Steinbeck (Nell) Queen of my heart.
19060.
Steinberg (Harry) Dance of the
cuckoos. 451.
‘Steinbock (Nathan) Why did you.
15645.
‘Steinbrecher (Alexander) :
Chanson der Madeleine. 38013.
Das ist der dank fiir meine liebe.
14077.
Du bist die frau, die mir gehort.
14156.
Du schwarzer Zigeuner. 3179,
7516.
‘Gliick im haus. 9948*.
Grosstadt-niichte. 3327.
Gustav, greif zur geige. 20168.
Tlona. 1104, 1105.
Liig mich nicht an! ... 24874.
Marsch der zeitungsverkiufer.
3774.
Mit dem sch-sch-sch-tiberras-
chungszug. 10579.
Sag’ es mir noch einmal...
21164, 25385.
pt. 111, n.s., v. 28
Wien, du bleibst das verwohnteste
kind der welt. 21619.
Wir alle sind kameraden. 15661,
15662.
Steinel (I. A.) My heart is a haven.
6064.
Steiner (Adelphia) When the sun
shines again. 15623.
Steiner (F. B.) Mumps.
Steiner (Geo.)
3760.
Steiner (Max) :
Anne waltz.
Bandits. 151.
Blue lagoon. 7228.
Burlesque. 273.
Buy a kiss. 15906, 17941.
Camp fire. 304.
Chinese children.
Cimarron. 376.
Conquerors. 3061.
Dramatic agitato.
Eldorania. 584.
Fall of the star. 622.
Fox (Sam) _ collection
Steiner compositions.
Heartache. 836.
Hurry. 91.
Incidental music.
Indian love. 1146.
Introduction. 1151.
King Kong. 5739.
Ladies of the jury.
Main title. 1450.
Manchuria. 1460.
Mildred waltz. 1523.
Modulation. 1538.
Morena. 16820.
Morning glory. 14826, 16822.
Mysterioso. 1649.
Natacha. 1656.
New York rhapsody. 1679.
Paddles. 1829.
Rider. 1980.
Rise of the star.
River boat. 1988.
Runaway blues. 19120.
Sailing of the Olympic.
Scenes metropolitaines.
Serenade. 2107.
Star. 2246.
Suspense.
Swami.
Sweepings. 8901.
Telegraph. 2382.
Train. 2488.
Transgression.
Unfinished sonata. 4419.
Ursala paraphrase. 2494.
What price Hollywood. 2612.
138 women. 2811.
Steiner (R. G.) I hear again that
dreamy waltz. 948.
Steiner (W. L.) U.S. is O.K. 21458.
6030.
Man on the jury.
19696.
367.
D3.
of Max
18197.
1145.
1268.
1986.
2035.
2068.
2274.
2276.
2439.
1582
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Steinert (Alexander) :
Barcarolle. 156.
Four lacquer prints. 6624.
Leggenda sinfonica. 3652.
Three poems by Shelley. 8872:
Steingriber verlag:
Concerto grosso. 9642.
Divertimento. 24155.
Klavier-konzert. 4801.
Konzert fiir cembalo F-dur.
20174.
Romanze. 6416.
Streichquartett A-dur. 25578.
Steininger (Franz) :
Christmas bells at eventide.
21923.
Hand in hand, we go together.
22241.
I love to yodel yodel-ay-ee. 7834.
I raised my hat. 18427.
It’s the band. 10273.
Marching along together. 1474,
16754. ;
Song of the bells. 2207.
Standing on the corner. 6613.
They all do the rumba since rumba
became the rage. 13451.
Wedding of the Mr. Mickey
Mouse. .21528.
We'll always be friends. 19484.
Stelzig (Clarence) Sweetheart, kiss
your sweetheart goodnight. 2294.
Stemmerman (Jay) Nature in blue.
18886.
Stenhammar (Wilhelm) Efterskord.
24217.
Stenka Razin. 138374.
Step lively. 7460, 7768, 7773, 8796,
8804, 8874*, 9297.
Stephan (H. C.)
District of Columbia. 9984.
Stephan (M. P.) Sigma kappa girl of
my dreams. 13287.
Stephan (Robert) Pride of the air.
19038.
Stephen (Robert) :
Ryfedd groes. 21160.
Wondrous cross. 21626.
Stephens (B. M.) I’m crooning to the
moon. 7841. /
Stephens (Edith A.):
Hop around the globe. 24453.
Spring revel. 13366.
Stephens (Ellis) Only two can be in
love. 1794.
Stephens (Ellis A.)
me by. 16703.
Stephens (L. B.) Beautiful eye of the
nite. 171.
Stephens (M. D.) Shaggedy hair,
taggedy clothes, she’s a sunbeam on
ten little toes. 4173.
Guardians of the
Love has passed
38188—34——_33
Sterling (M. L.)
Stephens (P. O.) Shaggedy hair, tag-
gedy clothes, she’s a sunbeam on ten
little toes. 4178.
Stephens (R. L.) Gone. 20140.
Stephens (T. R.) Cherry come and be
my merry sweetheart. 347.
Stephens (Ward):
As it began to dawn. 2869.
Christ the Saviour is risen. 3035.
When heaven’s holy kingdom is at
hand. 45038.
Stept (S. H.):
Any way the wind blows. 15794.
Broadway lady. 21840.
Crazy walk. 21968.
Don’t you remember me. 522,
19967.
Get hot foot. 16218.
Isn’t it swell to dream. 16528.
Let’s give love another chance.
8101. '
Love tales. 1898.
Moanin’ in the moonlight. 1535.
Nothing more or nothing less.
12973. {.
Ooh! what I could do to you.
3990.
Paradise waltz. 23070.
Rest is history. 21120.
Sweets. 6678.
Swingy little thingy. 17348.
"Twas a balmy summer’s evening.
4302.
What’ll become of me. 19506,
21542.
Sterbini (Icilio) Edition. Fitir dich,
Rio Rita. 715, 716.
Sterling (Jeanne) pseud. See Weikel
(EH. A.) |
Sterling (John) King-Kong. 8051.
Pirate’s love song.
25257.
Sterling (S. EH.) Dreams. 14148.
Sterling (W. N.) Shadows of the
evening hour. 13274.
Sterling songs, ine.:
All in my love for you. 15758.
Heaven on earth. 16295.
Just a fireside,- with you beside.
16574.
Lazy waters. 16630.
Sooner or later. 17281.
There is no one like you, any-
where in the world. 19864.
You are the song in my heart.
17698.
You told me with your eyes.
177388.
Stern (Emil) Méfie-toi du_ prin-
temps ... Loulette. 14766.
Stern (H. R.):
After they gather the hay. 9332
(5).
1583
INDEX
Stern (H. R.)—Continued.
In the golden autumn time, my
sweet Elaine. 2815 (160), 4656
(303).
Priscilla. 4656 (520), 9332 (290).
Red domino. 21696 (323), 25992
(50).
We have no one to care for us
now. 25992 (76).
Stern (Jack):
Meet me in the evening.
Victim of love. 11419.
Stern (Leah) Call me up tonight.
19815.
Stern (Marcel) Lecons d’harmonie
des éléves ayant remporté le premier
prix aux concours des classes d’har-
monie. 24756.
Sternberg (Constantin) au. and Stern-
berg (Therese) prop. Caprice hip-
pique. O76 (27).
Sternburg (Simon) 240 studies of
practical modern jazz, rumba and
fox trot rhythms. 25573.
Sterndale-Bennet (W.) May dew.
17752 (92).
Sterndale Bennett (T. C.):
In an arm-chair. 12453.
When the harvest’s in. 17592.
Sternham productions. Victim of love.
11419.
Steuben (Albert) Pictures. 17062.
Steven (Fritz) Wenn mein schatz
mich ktisst. 19498.
Stevens (Al.) pseud. See Allen (T. S.)
Stevens (Alva) Every once in a
while. 601, 3206.
Stevens (B. F.):
Be thrifty. 2908.
Magic bowl. 16739.
Stevens (Bertha):
Aeroplane. 21707.
By a wishing well with you.
10543.
21850.
Over the air I’m crooning love
songs. 238054.
Stevens (Buddy):
Ev’rybody’s happy but me. 22106.
I fell in love with you. 22346.
I’m so afraid. 20377.
You’re just a bit of heaven sent
to me. 238773.
Stevens (Chet) pseud. See Stevens
(L. C.)
Stevens (Clarence) I’m so afraid.
20377.
Stevens (D. L.) Twilight of the heart.
17465.
Stevens (David):
In the balmy bye and bye. 4656
(301).
Indiscreet parakeet. 4656 (308).
Now I know I know. 4656, (454).
158
Dts, 2S. 42k
Was ere a maiden so beset. 4656
(673).
Stevens (Dick) See Stevens (R. M.)
Stevens (Ella) Hurrah, prosperity.
16340.
Stevens (Ernest) Goop called Knute.
5297, 7668. -
Stevens (G. A.):
God made home. 14286.
In the little school-house down the
country lane. 7952.
Stevens (Glenn) My old Michigan
home. 12910, 14901.
Stevens (H. C.) You’re the one that
can’t be forgotten. 13741.
Stevens (H. C. G.):
Let’s give a cheer for England.
12617.
May-fly which only lives a day.
8256.
Rabbits, and sheeps, [sie] and
geese. 1946.
Stevens (Harvey) Little sweetheart
of the prairie. 16680.
Stevens (J. O.) I’m sorry we parted
my dear. 22424.
Stevens (L. C.) Since I’ve gone back
to work. 19190.
Stevens (M. A.) Ill come when the
lilacs are blooming. 163885.
Stevens (M. M.):
Now rise again to your colors.
20950.
Prosperity. 21090.
Stevens (Noel) We'll get along to-
gether. 4474.
Stevens (R.C.) I’ve lost you, now my
dreams are thru. 7887, 10165.
Stevens (R. M.):
Counting the hours. 11977.
Grab yourself a share of sunshine.
16247.
Heather hills
5362.
Honeysweet kisses. 16323.
Irresistible. 12486.
Loveliness. 16719.
Stevens (T. A.) Ere’s bonita.
Stevens (Valle):
Cabin on the Mississippi shore.
15910.
Sweet Madalene. 11249.
Stevens Point high school.
the black. 1960.
in the gloaming.
7538.
Red and
Stevenson (Frederick) Leonor. 11670
(195).
Stevenson (J.) Oft in the stilly
night. 4656 (469).
Stevenson (John) Hark, the vesper
hymn is stealing. 10001.
Stevenson (M. M.):
Kiss, love and hold me. 5740.
When the roses bloom again.
6940.
4
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Stevenson (Pearl) Little log home in
the West. 16675.
Stevenson (W. B.) Night and day.
22957.
There’s always sun-
15433.
Stever (L. E.)
shine after rain.
Stevick (L. E.):
Sleepy hollow moon. 13309.
Somebody cares. 4222.
Stevns (—) Elverh¢i. 5124.
Steward (HE. M.):
Promise that you will come back
to me. 253802.
Take me back babe. 213840.
Stewart (A. C.) Why be untrue to
Jesus. 21606.
Stewart (Mrs. Baird) See Stewart
(EH. C.)
Stewart (E. B.) Cabin in the hills.
21856.
Stewart (E. C.)
Stewart (H. C.)
12140.
Stewart (H. B.):
Gimme my man and I’m satisfied.
20116.
Hot-headed little red-head. 3394.
Lovers lane where you whispered
you’d be mine. 1410.
Yours. 4650.
Stewart (H. J.):
O, all ye works of the Lord.
21696 (287).
To the paschal victim. 4656 (639).
Victory. 4656 (666).
Stewart (Irene) Under the summer
stars. 17481.
Stewart (K. F.):
A la valse. 19648 (1).
A mon étoile. 19648 (2).
Auf griiner au. 19648 (5).
Auf wiedersehen. 19648 (6).
Freudvoll und leidvoll. 19648
(39).
Gedenke mein. 19648 (41).
Grace. 19648 (44).
Impromptu-mazurka.
Jagdruf. 19648 (62).
Kosender falter. 19648 (67).
Leichtes staccato. 19648 (72) .
Lose blatter. 19648 (85-88).
Maienwonne. 19648 (90).
Papillon. 19648 (112).
Salut d’amour. 19648 (125).
Schmetterling. 19648 (127).
April. 9332 (17).
Festal responses.
19648 (54).
Spinnlied. 19648 (132).
Staccato. 19648 (133).
Stisse heimath. 19648 (1387).
Tanzvergentigen. 19648 (139).
Stewart (M. B.):
Other wee lass. 6251.
Traveller’s song. 6781.
Stewart (Pearl) :
I’m alone with the moon and you.
986.
My dream of salvation. 1599.
My sweet California sunshine boy.
1643.
Stewart (W. D.) Processional.
Stickles (William) :
Bird songs at eventide. 13901.
Ce soir, ce soir, cherie. 4904.
Her name is Mary. T7382.
In the boat. 3323.
In the hour of trial. 1138.
Lightly dancing, lovely marchion-
ess. 5797.
Ma curly-headed babby. 18687.
Ol Man River. 6208.
Scarf-dance. 3010.
Spinnerliedchen. 6591.
Things that God hath prepared.
19374.
‘Titania. 43872.
Wenn die rosen bliihen. 1483.
When stars are in the quiet skies,
19525.
Wiegenlied. 8336.
Wind-moods. 19575.
Stieberitz (Ernst) Aufbruch der na-
tion. 17840.
Stieda (Marie) :
Jugendlust. 13765 (102).
Springinsfeld. 18765 (210).
Stier (J. C.) Harlem serenade. 12263.
Stigall (Alfred) I heard somebody
call my name. 34835.
Stigall (lL. V.):
I only know that I have you.
24567.
If thou wert here. 24613.
Stiles (Emerson) Fiddle just a little.
642.
Stiles (Eva) Dreaming of you. 3169.
Stiles (Leonard) I’m leavin’ in the
evenin’ for my hometown. 10131.
Stiles (M. G. H.) In Yan Yan Yankee
land. 7961.
Stillman (Jack) Kammen Jewish
dance folio no. 5. 12555.
Stillman (Mitja) Fantasy. 2251.
Stimmt an, mit hellen, holen klang.
8875.
Stimson (D.M.) Take away the moon
and the stars. 8928.
Stinson (Ena) Justa memory. 24700.
Stith (EH. L.):
Cares. 15938.
There are haunting memories.
23451.
Stoba (W. R.)
Scotland. 43806.
Stocchetti (Raffaele) :
Sotto le stelle d’Argentina.
Tango alla luna. 4309.
4066.
Take me back tae
2218.
1585
INDEX
Stoeco (Sal) Just a lonesome lover.
20528.
Stoch (Karol)
6111.
Stock (F. A.):
Letter. 5786.
Toa firefly. 6756.
Stock (Larry) :
Homestead on a hillside. 24446.
It’s spring weather, we’re together
again. 7987.
Lullaby moon. 16733, 18683.
Your little sister my little brother.
9319.
Stocker (Clara):
Aino. 17775.
Allegretto giocoso. 9364.
Tranquillo ma non troppo lento.
25708.
Stockland (B. W.):
Looking for work. 5848.
Sprite of the waterfall. 11214.
Star of destiny. 6615.
Stockland (Christine) Some day
you'll remember, dear. 19229.
Stocks (J. C.) Get away quit singin’
the blues. 22181.
Stecks (M. L.) What will you do
with Jesus. 21696 (408).
Stockton (R. K.):
Be prepared. 21782.
Carry through. 21782.
Stodart (J. B.) jr. When someone
new comes around. 17586.
Stoddard (Harry) Zip, zip—and there
you are. 21691.
Stoddard (J. E.) ‘Times have changed.
19391.
Stoddon (G. W.)
Na brzyzku dunajea.
12 original pieces.
8876
Stoddon (R. S.) Heykens’ second
serenade. 854, 3375.
Stoeckl (V. C.) I’ve waited. 22458.
Stohr (Richard) Formenlehre der
musik. 24285.
Stoessel (Albert) :
Adagio cantabile. 12244.
Andantino grazioso. 17811.
Hymn to Diana. 10062.
It was a lover and his lass. 10275.
Madrigal. 127138.
Prelude and fugue in D major.
1TtG2
Serenade rococo. 19163.
Sonata XXX. 13335,
Song of the fates. 2949.
Stoetzner (HE. C.) © Alone with you.
117138.
Stoflet (1. G.)
Stogden (Harry)
Stokes (Frank) :
I'm going away blues. 996.
Old sometime blues. 1757.
Love’s divine. 82038.
Yodel album. 40602.
pt. ti nS eee
Stokes (G. M.)
25403.
Stoll (Horatio) jr. When the summer
has passed. 15620.
Stoll (Raisch) pseud. See Stoll (Ho-
ratio) jr.
Stolpe (Doris) Nobody else but you.
22967.
Save me, O God.
Stolz (Robert) :
Bin nur ein armer wandersmann.
13899.
Kleines trompeterlein, grtiss Gott,
ade. . 2 146223:
Mann mit herz. 3764.
Mein kleines friulein aus Hawai.
12759. . yoda
Nacht der grossen liebe. 14917.
Schwitile sommernacht und eine
frau wie du. 2088, 2089, 4152.
To think that you should care for
me. 6761.
Venus in seide. 4431. .
Verlorene walzer. 19455.
Was frauen triumen. 11461.
Wild violets. 4569.
Stolzenwald (Franz):
Du du, dudl du du. 16112.
Es hat geklingelt. 3199.
Es war einmal ein musikus. 5137.
Jo-Jo. 10308.
Kleine frau, was nun. 16610.
Lied der puszta. 10419.
Meine liebe bliiht alle jahre auf’s
new. : 1502.
Uns macht das garnichts aus.
6823, 6824.
1,000 worte liebe. 28138, 2814.
Stone (Alex) pseud. See Stein (A.)
Stone’ (i. Ae):
I’m not afraid in the dark. 1012.
They we're [sic] my once-in-a-
while. 6737.
Stone (Baird) Lingering on your
doorstep. 3688.
Stone (C. F.) Good bye Old Man
Depression. 9969.
Stone (HE. A.):
Beautiful valley. 9472.
Great northern lights. 9980.
Stone (F. B.) My garden of dreams.
1605.
Stone (Frank):
Bluebird is singing to me. 11824.
In the valley of Kentucky. 16521.
Lost love. 3718.
Love I have for you. 12674.
My Alpine home. 12856.
Those were the happy days.
13464.
Under the big pale moon. 13515.
Stone (Glenn) Courtin. 18022.
Stone (Gregory) :
Brothers of Romany. 15897.
Caprice tzigane. 24028.
1586
y
j
INDEX
nas. 1-12, 1933
Doina. 12040.
Moscow troika. 228387.
Red notes. 25826.
Samovar tu ne balui. 23242.
Who’ll buy my bublitchki. 25889.
Stone (Harry) Sunshine. 25595.
Stone (Jerry) Music of the dance.
12851.
Stone (M. D.) Lonely tonight, dear
for you. 10455.
Stone (Rosa) We wait for you still.
6887.
Stone (S. P.)
of New River.
Stone (W. C.)
Stone (Walter) :
Cabin door. 19814.
Top o the world. 11366.
Wee little house. 11474.
Stone (Wilbert) I'll follow the birds
‘down south. 18379.
Stone (Wm.) Hymns of the king-
dom. 9332 (1438).
Stoner (M. EH.) I’ve got blue blues.
24582.
Stooksbury (W. L.) Ellaree. 5121.
Stor (Jean) Sit down. 15258.
Storace (Stephen) Summer
bestowing. 112338.
Storer (L. G.) Little sweet-heart of
my dreams. 22692.
Storia di Sandrino e Perzechella.
6298.
Storie (S. C.)
Far away on the banks
9847.
Dreaming. 12078.
heats
Thru the lane to home
sweet home. 6748.
Storm (C. W.):
Ak-sar-ben. 17778.
Glen Eden. 18231.
Parisienne nights. 21046.
West of old Virginia. 4485,
When it’s floodtime on the Ohio
Vll be coming back to you.
11508.
Storm (John):
West of old Virginia. 4485.
When it’s floodtime on the Ohio
Vll be coming back to you.
11508.
Storms (BD; M:) Broken heart.
23997.
Ireland and you.
Story (Nelson)
18499.
Story (P. B.):
Arizona moon. 4731..
As the clouds go _ sailing by.
17831.
Call me mother. 4874.
Cheerful little chairful. 8022.
Dear old Wisconsin. 24138.
Draggin’ around with you. 5078.
Good bye dear old homestead.
16245.
Hitch-hiker. 53888.
I am afraid of love. 20279.
15
Just an old rocking chair, by the
fireside. 8030.
Just leave it to me. 18562.
Little grey-haired mother of mine.
18630. :
Message for mother. 18738.
Moonlight in Dakota. 16816.
My dear little boy in overalls
blue. 25028.
My garden of memories. 18819.
My little bark canoe. 22899.
Oh, wouldn’t it be lovely. 25150.
Pals. 6271.
Playing. 6811.
Twenty four hours. 6797.
Waiting beneath the
Ozark Moon. 19468.
We love our colors. 19485.
When the sun goes merging into
the stars of night. 6947, 17599.
Stothart (Herbert) :
Agitators. 23820.
Amour no. 2. 23847.
Arrival at the dock. 23868.
_At the inn. 7148.
At the table. 178837.
Attaca [sic] to fish market.
Attaecca song in the
17839.
Balcony with Achmed. 17864.
Ballroom and garden. 9456.
Bath scene. 17871.
Birthday party. 9502.
Boots and saddles. 7241.
Breakfast room. 9518.
Cairo railroad station.
Carnival echoes. 17961.
Chiquita. 24053.
Coronation. 24094.
Cottage episode attacca.
Drifting on a blue lagoon.
End of day prelude. 18142.
End of the day. 18148.
Festival dance. 9859.
Grand Centra] episode.
His tribesmen meet him.
Hunt galop. 10058.
Hurry oriental. 18346.
Irish picnic. 10247.
Irish serenade. 7973.
Italian peasants. 10277.
Italian street singer. 10278.
Jerry tells Peg. 10297.
Knights of old. 103858.
Marche regal. 24897.
Mary. 16758.
Mob. 24975.
Night flight. 10738.
Night in the throne room.
Ooc-la-la Jimmie. 3989.
Oriental hurry. 18968, 18969.
Peace brings dawn. 25238.
Prelude. 25576,
Prince Charles.
dreamy
9418,
desert.
17954.
9651.
9776.
18251.
18323.
25110,
25299.
INDEX
Dt. a MYs., Wee
Stothart (Herbert )—Continued.
Proposal. 19048.
Ride thru Swedish
25336.
Serenaders.
Serenata. 25431.
Ship sails. 25445.
Signal. 11109.
Snow ride. 25486.
Souvenirs. 19267.
Spanish envoy. 25548.
Sweetheart darlin’. 11254.
Theres, 2), light “10> your. eyes,
sweetheart darlin’. 8988.
To desert hotel. 19898.
To the inn. 25695.
Wedding ceremony.
White horse. 19545.
Woman. 25921.
Stouffer . (W.. K.)
skies—the Akron.
Stoughton (R. S.):
I will lift up mine eyes unto the
hills. 7902.
Junior anthem book. 20521.
forests
19164.
19494.
Queen of the
13167.
Sylphs. 11670 (364).
Stout (A. B.). Song of progress.
8821.
Stout (HE. I.) Sweet-heart of yester-
day. 4296.
Stout (N. L.) Sweet-heart of yester-
day. 4296.
Stoutenburg (F. C.):
Blue Monday. 232.
Chop suey. 371.
Waltz of the mudturtles.
Stoutenburg (R. D.):
Connecticut waltz.
Life of Thomas
8122.
Stovall (J. W.)
Stowe (M. H.)
Jane. 22613.
Stowell (E. E.):
Do it now. 7460.
How are you. T7773.
Some day soon. 8796.
Someone else. 8804.
Step lively. 8874*.
You’re in my dreams. 9297.
Strafsache van geldern. 4465.
Strahan (M. R.) I want to prove
my dear I love you. 22466.
Straight (KE. B.) Legion
18601.
Straight (F. H.):
2508.
9644.
Alva Edison.
In the bag. 5634.
Just keep smilin’
strut.
Jewel of Spain—I love you. 5691.
Lovely June. 24861.
Strain (EK. M.) I miss you when
you're gone. 1022.
Straitor (E. E.):
In our little white home on the
Meet me in the garden of home
sweet home. 20737.
Mother in a vision. 8326.
Sirakacz (Sylwin) I had to love you
only to lose you. 12343.
Strandberg (J. A.) Viking lullaby.
21475.
Strandquest (W. D.) You're still in
my heart. 7051.
Strang (V. E.):
Mary, that old fashioned sweetr-
heart of mine. 5930.
Southland, 2229.
_£ry to make up your mind. $044.
You're just right for me, sweet-
heart. 7046.
Strange ceremonies of the world.
24037.
Strangest interlude in a century of
progress. 17311*.
Stransky (Otto) Frau’n sind fiir
mich eine walzermelodie. 3255.
Sigasbanen (E..V.) Call, of Haster.
Strasser (Alfred) :
Haus dazwischen. 10008.
Man braucht kein geld. 14731.
Stratton (EK. W.) My girl’s sweeter
than a Georgia peach. 6061.
Straughan (May) Silver moon smile
on me tonight. 17228.
Straus (Erwin):
Barkarole. 157.
Mach mich nicht melancholisch.
1439.
Seufzerbriicke. 2108.
Tanz mit mir mia bella.
Wie sich’s
vorstellt.
Straus (Oscar):
Ev'ry woman thinks she wants
to wander. 607.
Frau. die weiss,
3254.
Herren vom Maxim. 3373.
I know what.I want. 950.
It’s a shame. 1168.
Mother of Pearl. 1569.
Old-fashioned girl. 1748.
Take your wife to Paris. 2310.
There must be something. 2370.
When anybody plays or sings, I
think of you. 4500.
Strauser (J. R.):
I love the simple things in life.
973.
Play your fiddles.
Strauss (H. M.) Beer is here.
Strauss (J. E.) Prelude. 4257.
Strauss (Johann) vater:
Sorgenbrecher. 25541.
2322.
der kleine Moritz
2701.
was sie will.
6310.
4798.
hill. 24636. i Walzer aus Wien. 17517.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Strauss (Johann) :
Aimer, boire et chapter. 29.
An der schénen blauen Donau. 78.
Artist’s life. 19702.
Beau Danube bleu. 167, 168, 23921.
Blue Danube. 2931, 9508.
Come out, Vienna. 49438.
Country innocent. 7400.
Csardais. 7405.
Dance, pretty lady. 7413.
Fairy tales from the Orient. 9839.
Feuilles du matin. 7565.
Freut euch des lebens. 16202.
Glass of golden bubbles. 7631.
Lagunes. 18588.
Laughing song. 8077.
Légendes de la forét. 1294, 8087. :
Liebeswalzer. 5798.
Radetzky-marche. 1948.
Sang viennois. 2050.
Six waltzes. 8881.
Tales from the Vienna woods.
19332.
Vie d’artiste. 2522.
Waltz time. 19478.
Wir spielen operetten. 25909.
Strauss (Johann) jr.
Wien. 17517.
Strauss (Josef) : |
Freut euch des lebens. 16202.
Village swallows. 15543.
Strauss (Richard) :
Arabella. 8881*, 11222*, 13378*,
15340*, 15341.
Salome. 15733 (336-838).
15733. (340, 341).
17752 (140).
Salomes tanz.
Tod und verklirung.
Strawinsky (Igor):
Danse russe. 24122.
Scherzo. 6631.
Streater (M. D.) Chicago, fair city of
the fair. 9608.
Strebor (Carol) pseud. See Roberts
(C. J.)
Streck (A. W.) NRA. 20895.
Strecker (Heinrich) Drei zarte rosen.
3173.
Street (M. W.):
I want a girlie to wed a hill billie.
16464.
Song of the roamer. 11185.
Street (R. D.) Have you seen my
ca-ca-ca-canary. 22257.
Strehlau (Heinz) Gretel aus dem
Harz. 14305*.
Streicher (Blanche) Moonlight sym-
phony. i0600.
Streland (Oscar) :
Daily exercises for piano. 2815
(65).
Hlementary material for the piano.
2815 (80).
Strenna delle rose, 1988. 2255.
Walzer aus
Strevel (Caroline) For you have my
love. 20081.
Stribling (A. M.)
cerely. 12368.
Strich durch die rechnung. 4259.
Stricker (F. S.):
Must we patt.
No more ifs.
Thanks to fate.
Waiting. 6851.
Strickland (F. G.)
sion blues. 7656.
Strickland (H. A.) Love’s dream boat.
5883.
I love you sin-
6037.
8439.
6715.
-Good bye depres-
Strickland (Lily) You ask why I love
thee. 23795 (112).
See also Anderson (L. S.)
Strickland (N. E.):
Golden eagles jingle. 7649.
Rosebuds and daisies. 8690.
Sweet-heart, in my dreams, I think
about you. 8918.
Strickland (Thelma) Out of the blue.
21028.
Stride (Harry) :
Because of once upon a_ time.
239382.
Bless your heart. 15859.
Can this be the end of love. 19822.
Heaven only knows. 20218.
I’ve got something to live for now.
22452.
Lonely park. 1860.
Will it always be me. 6991.
Striegel (A. M.) Dreams of you.
9769.
Striegel (Myrrl) See Striegel (A. M.)
Striegler (Kurt) :
Bruder, deine hand. 15898.
Hitlerland - heimatland - deutsches
vaterland. 16312.
Zu dir. 17750.
Strike it rich. 21868, 23637, 23765.
Strike me pink. 8516.
Strimer (Joseph) :
Album de Maroussia. 11699.
Caresses d’une mére. 13974.
Choeur des travailleurs. 14019.
Clochettes. 14031.
Deux piéces. 8882.
En canot. 14173.
En pleine campagne.
Equilibriste. 14179.
Gondolier. 14294.
Petit voyageur. 15037.
Petite danse. 15038.
Pour les jeunes. 15075.
Récit amusant. 15111.
Rencontre joyeuse. 15116.
Romanesca. 6414.
Sonatina classica. 23332.
Tambours et clairons. 15404.
14174.
1589
INDEX
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Strimmer (Giuseppe) :
Geh fort. 25992 (18).
Jiingster friihling. 25992 (32).
Liebesfrage. 25992 (35).
Rose im schnee. 25992 (59).
Stringer (R. W.):
Dreaming of you. 9766.
Looking for love again. 10468.
What ev’ry little baby ought to
know. 138617.
Stringham (E. J.) Pilgrim fathers.
21060.
Stringham (I. TT.) America first.
2849.
Strnad (Chas.):
Dancing sweetheart.
I’ve got love. 22451.
My commandment of love. 22870.
Strobeck (Alfred) Covenant concert
band march. 96583.
Stroberger (H. O.)
long ago. 17344.
Strock (Oskar):
My last tango. 6074.
Two sparkling eyes.
21985.
Sweetheart of
6804.
Strohmaier (Fritz) Jazz-pianist.
Davia
Strom (W. R.) Crossing the bar.
16007.
Strong (C. E.) Fireside, my pipe and
you. 14217.
Strong (C. R.) What price love.
15591.
Strong for you. 21311*.
Stross (J. C.):
Autumn weather. 19719.
What is there to do but fall in
love. 21541.
Strube (Gustav)
fluch. 12026.
Strubel (Edward)
the sacred heart of Jesus. 12747.
Struecel (Rudolph) ‘Tears I shed for
Des klarinettisten
you. 4813.
Struense (Birger):
Barcarolle. 2900.
Nadra. 3914.
*Stu mo Run. 8888.
Stuart (E. B.) Maniu, moja Maniu.
1461.
Stuart (Edward) ‘Tower of London.
6774.
Stuart (J. D.) I’m living in the tree
tops. 14443.
Stuart (K. L.)::
And the weeping willows wept.
15733 (7).
Belle of Mayfair. 11670 .. (29),
15733 (26-28), 19648 (11, 12).
Bells in the morning. 15733 (29).
Come to St. George’s. 15733 (65).
Hight little debutantes are we.
15733 (106).
Mass in honor of.
Hello, come along girls. 15733
(142).
I am aé military man. 15733
(149).
15733 (150).
15733 (1507.
157838 (157).
15733 (158).
maid. 15733
I know a girl.
I’m a duchess.
In gay Mayfair.
In Montezuma.
Matron and_ the
(210).
My little girl is a shy little girl.
15783 (228).
Play the game. 157388 (270).
Princess’s song. 11670 (294).
We've come from court. 15733
(380).
Welcome to princess. 15733 (381).
What makes the woman. 11670
(412).
What will the world say. 15733
(383).
Where you go will I go. 15733
(385). A
Stuart (Leslie):
And the weeping willows wept.
1fBs (Ch).
Belle of Mayfair. 11670 (29),
15733 (26-28), 19648 (11, 12).
Bells in the morning. 15733 (29).
Come to St. George’s. 15733
(65).
Hight little debutantes are we.
15733 (106).
Hello, come along girls. 15733
his (t42). .
I am a military man. 15733
(149).
15733 (150).
15733 (151).
15733 (157).
15733 (158).
I know a girl.
I’m a duchess.
In gay Mayfair.
In Montezuma.
Matron and the maid. 15733
(210).
My little girl is a shy little girl.
15733 (228).
Play the game. 15733 (270).
Princess’s song. .11670 (294).
We’ve come from court. 15733
(380).
Welcome to princess. 15733 (881).
What makes the woman. 11670
(412).
What will the world say. 15733
(383).
Where you go will I go. 15733
(385).
Stuart (Margaret) Please don’t take
my dreams. 1888,
Stuart (Marguerite) Smiling for you
with a broken heart. 2170.
Stuart (R. J.) You’re the one that I
love. 15715.
Stuart (Rookie) See Stuart (R. J.)
1590
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1985
Stuart (Tully) For my sonny and
me. 14236.
Stuart (W. H.) Ten easy lessons.
L315,
Stuart (W. L.) Just a year ago.
3609.
Stubblebine (Harvey) Song of the
NR A, 19250.
Stubbs (—):
Paris-Noél. 13084.
Rosario. 8686.
Stubbs (E.) :
Manola, 5912, 12728. .
Pour étre heureux. 15073.
Stuber (B. F.) :
- — Clock symphony. 3089.
Night voices. 3926. se
Stucky (D. T.) In the land of my
~golden dreams, 24640.
Studabaker (M. W.) Oh, I want to
be just like the Savior. 8470.
Stude (Edward) Love in a sunny
rose garden. 5861.
Student king. 18765 (28, 52, 91, 96,
Se OOW MOS Tle. Lipo, 214, 22D.
248), 15733 (127, 304, 805, 342),
19648 (135, 186).
Studentenprinz (Der) 2258, 4262.
Sttirmer (Bruno) Deutsches lied.
9714.
Stulen vals. 8889, 9051.
Stults (R. M.):
Clover bloom. 4656 (99).
O little Babe of Bethlehem. 4656
(460).
Voice triumphant.
Sturgis (J. E.) Favorite
22118.
Sturgis (M. M.)
5632.
Sturgis (T. C.) Low cotton. 18680.
Sturm (Maurice) You never saw fish
like the saw fish that I saw. 21657.
Sturm (Der) 6635*.
Stutler (J. I.) Oxeye daisy. 18978.
Stutschewsky (Joachim) ;:
4656 (669).
hymns.
In remembrance.
Andante. 795.
Arie des Boris Godunow. 100.
Gopak. 768.
Hebriisches lied. 888.
Largo. 185.
Lento e patetico. 1297.
Praeludium. 1839.
Siciliano. 140.
Suarez (Aninea) Why did you go
away. 4551.
Suarez (T. G.) Flores de la repub-
lica. 24269.
Succés mondiaux. 11227.
Such (Percy) Sonata. 7172.
Suchocki (Hdmund) :
Awake all. 9433.
We send men flying. 138597.
That little white
2349.
Suess (Georgiana)
cottage and you.
Suesse (Dana):
Concerto in three rhythms. 3058.
Danza a media noche. 21990.
Free. 14248.
Love’s old sweet song is a new
song to me. 1417.
Moon about town. 24988.
Sugar house. 7350, 7625, 8306, 11983,
12232, 13360.
Sugarman (Louis) :
Garden of love. 725.
Your lips betray. 25982.
Sugden (Albert) :
Keep smiling. 18570.
Moonlight serenade. 5999.
Suggett (Mrs. N.) Memories. 12767.
Suggs (Cordelia) Prosperity march.
4074.
Sughroue (James) U. S. A. today.
9079.
Sugrue (R. V.) Swamp man. 4279.
Suit (EH. N.) On a bright moon-lit
night in Georgie. 6225.
Suit (H. F.) Marry like dad. 22783.
Suite for woodwinds. 25586.
Suk (Josef) Scherzo fantastique.
23795 (79).
Sulcer (C. T.) Silence and exalta-
tion. 23280.
Sullins (EH. S.) Red eross march.
21696 (322).
Sullivan (A. M.):
My little red rose.
Old Apache trail.
Sullivan (A. S.):
Choruses from Ruddigore.
20852.
16983.
21915.
I sing the mighty power. 2815
(147).
Jolanthe. 20465*.
Lost chord. 8180.
Spirit of worship. 8851.
Sullivan (Billy) Nira, queen of pros-
perity. 16947.
Sullivan (C. H.):
Bible tells. 19755.
Building our mansion.
Sullivan (C. J.):
My torch song’s just a happy mel-
ody. 25086.
19803.
Youw’re such a help to me. 25971.
Sullivan (D. J.):
Americana. 11670 (7).
When the roses fade away. 2815
(364).
Sullivan (EK. E.) One sweet girl.
> 8511.
Sullivan (EH. J.):
Dancing. 3094.
Sweet Anjole. 4282.
Sullivan (Hlsie) You took the stars
out of heaven. 4637.
Sullivan (EF. D.) Truly mine. 9041.
1991
INDEX
Sullivan (Henry) :
Ballerina. 19738.
Let the red wine flow. 18614.
Love, pass me by. 18671.
My temptation. 10706.
Sullivan (J. M.) America’s heroes.
(125:
Sullivan (K. A.) Just an everyday
girl. 8029.
Sullivan (M. E.) All on account of
you. 15761.
Sullivan (Maurice) Beautiful mate.
23926.
Sullivan (T. A.) My garden of
dreams. 8359.
Sullivan (V. L.) When it’s spring-
time in the old Ohio valley. 17577.
Sullivan (William) I want to be a
chambermaid. 1045.
Sumerau (D. L.) Christmas is com-
ing. 14022.
Summer (Carroll) Song for mother.
8817.
Summers (Guy) Carrie. 7314.
Summy (C. F.) co.:
Angels and shepherds. 17813.
Band. 2899.
Christmas bells. 17984.
Christmas night. 21924.
Conqueror. 180138.
Crossing the bar. 16008.
For the littlest one. 3241.
God’s minuteman. 18235.
Grandpa. 143808.
Gypsy caravan. 18264, 18265.
Hast Thou forsaken me.
22254.
Henry-Etta. 20226*.
Illustrated tap rhythms and rou-
22253,
tines. 10196.
It came upon the midnight clear.
20478.
Janey. 20496. .
Jesus Thy boundless love.
Just for to-day. 5719.
Lonely caravan. 24818.
March of the Boy scouts. 3767.
Mary’s song of exaltation. 24902.
Mass in honor of Our Lady of
victory. 14753.
18535.
Moccasin dance. 24976.
Mother’s eyes. 18798.
Radio. 15108.
Reading cards. 10998.
Rise up, O men of God. 23185.
Robin Goodfellow. 13196.
Sailor dear. 13227. é
Slumber boat. 15265, 17247,
19216.
Soldiers marching. 4220.
Spinning song. 2232, 2233.
Steamboat chuggin’ down de river.
23377, 23378, 25568.
Sweet as the rose. 15364.
pt. 11, n:s., vy. 28
To our fair-weather salesmen.
19402.
Turkish march. 217938.
Vale of song. 2496.
Water sprite. 15565.
Wind-mill. 25904.
Sumner (F. D.)
Sumner (James) :
Dreaming. 24187.
Black-Foxe, we fight for thee.
15856.
Bulldogs of old Black-Foxe.
15901.
Sumner (R. M.) Bring back my wild-
wood rose. %262.
Sumner (Roy) Drifting apart. 19990.
Sumpter (Dot) Drive away depression
blues. 563.
Sumpter (Osa)
on me. 20479.
Sumsion (Corbett) Waken!
and ladies gay. 19470.-
Sumsion (H. W.):
Magnificat. 5907.
Nunc dimittis. 5907.
Sunatona (Chief) Cowboy Tom’s
round-up book. 19891.
It’s always rainin’
Lords
Sunday at home. 6648.
Sunderland (Bert) Memories of
mother. 24925.
Sundgaard (Arnold) I’m always re-
turning. 18899.
Sundown (Lou) You be my fiddler.
15692.
Sundquist (F. E.) My dream rose.
6054.
Sundy
1894.
Sunland music co. Shake the blues
out of the Red White and Blue.
8737.
Sunnwend-verlag, g. m. b. h.:
Bruder, deine hand. 15898.
Fiir Deutschlands wehr. 18206.
Heil fiihrer dir! Sieg heil. 18307.
Heil Hitler. 18308.
Heil und sieg. 18309.
Hitlerland - heimatland - deutsches
vaterland. 16312.
(Géo.) Plus beau régiment.
Marsch des dritten Reiches.
22784.
Sturmsoldaten. 19292.
Zu dir. 17750.
1914. 19646-19648.
Sunny days. 238390*.
Sunshine (Marion) Is it love. 1158.
Superior music, ine.:
Are you sure you love me. 9394.
Gypsy lover. 33381, 7682.
It’s midnight my love. 22559.
My design for living. 10648,
12868.
Oh you would, so would I. 3950.
Ooh, ooh, ooh, we're in love.
15000, 18964.
1592
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Sittin’ up waitin’ for you. 15254,
19205.
There’s always to-morrow. 21384,
21385.
When autumn comes. around.
15593.
You’re in my power, ha! ha! ha!
ha! ha. 25963.
Supino (Don) You. 23746.
Suppé (Franz von):
Franz Schubert. 12170.
Jolly robbers. 23795 (40).
Light cavalry. 28795 (44).
Schone Galathee, 4145, 4146.
Supplement to Wellesley song book.
19305.
Suran (Paul) After the dance. 9344.
Surette (T. W.):
Out of the deep. 7076 (255).
We then as workers. 7076 (374).
Sussex mummers’ carol. 6655.
Suter (R. O.):
Autumn song. 23887.
Bagatelle. 23912.
Canzonetta. 25602.
Gavotte. 24823.
On with the dance. 4656 (476).
Sutherland (EB. T.):
How grand it’d be. 14869.
My Oriental girl. 18839.
Say! She’s my baby doll. 19148.
Sutherland (F. A.) Roaring water.
19097.
Sutherland (Fred) :
It’s nice to have a nice girl friend.
14567.
Little girlie. 5819.
My star girl. 3904, 12926.
Send mea kiss. 8726.
Send me your kisses. 11082.
You’re a wonderful girl to me.
7043.
Sutherland (Mrs. J. A.)
and true. 18765 (212).
Sutphin (A. M.) Panama moon. 6272.
Sutro (Ottilie) Crew true-blue. 4380.
Sutton (George) Happy-go-lucky Pete.
80S.
Sutton (H. O.):
And the world goes on. 4656 (19).
Lily and the rose. 21696 (232).
Sutton (H. R.):
Steadfast
Won’t you. 9255.
13. . 2810.
Sutton (J. T.) Beautiful home. 4787.
Sutton (Jackie) It’s just that I can’t
have you. 5666. |
Sutton (John) Confirmation day.
18011.
Sutton (M. 8S.) Our little brown cot-
tage. 6255.
Suvini-Zerboni, s. a.:
A B C fino alla Z. 9838.
"A canzone ’e Napule. 2, 3.
v’A femmena. 5, 6.
Ah! ’ammore e che ffa fa’.
v Autunno. 119, 120.
‘ Baby. 9434.
Barcelonita. 9461.
Bella negrita. 9487.
* Bimba, senza l’amore. 214.
Canzone ’e mala vita. 315.
Caterinette. 9577.
Com’ é bella la vita.
Dear Bobby. 474.
Dolly. 97382.
Donna. 513.
* Donna grazia.
Fifi. 9864.
I’ m’arricordo ’e te.
Ivana. 10279.
Lago di Braies. 1272.
Linda Milonguita. 1325.
Luna e V’usignolo. 1429.
“Mi piacerebbe ma. 10566.
“Mulino d’oro. 1579.
My somebody. 1641.
= Napoli canta. 1654, 1655.
Nella luna. 1666, 10724.
“ Non parlar d’amore. 10755.
‘Non piango pit. 10756.
' Non si pud scherzare con l’amore,
1706.
Non so cos’é. 1707.
~ Non ti scordar di me.
Non va. 1710.
“Notti Cubane. 1718.
Oh, rumba, rumba.
Play for me. 1886.
Portabandiera. 10927.
Prima volta. 1912.
Pupa di neve. 1928.
- Ricciolino biondo. 1977.
Rido. 1982.
Rose rouge. 2019.
“Rumba paesana. 11048.
Scusi signora. 2092.
Se fosse lei. 2093, 11071.
So ’nnammurate ’e te. 2178, 2179,
* Soledad. 11160.
Sona, chitarra. 2199, 2200.
Sul nilo blu. 11232,
Suona fanfara mia. 2272.
~ Tango alla luna. 43809.
Uno due tre. 11406.
» Valzer appassionato.
' Viata a buie. 2518.
Virginia. 4434.
Vita, che tram. 11429.
™ You’ve got everything.
Zingara. 2804, 2805.
Svird (Harvey) See Svird (J. H.)
Svard (J. H.) Dirge of the dead
9720.
26, 27.
392, 393.
9733.
989, 990.
1708, 1709,
1741.
>
4426.
2787.
1593
INDEX
Swaar (Jack):
Underneath the southern moon.
4418.
Waltz of romance. 4457.
Swafford (Jeanette) Our summons,
23048.
Swain (B. H.):
Advancing. 17764.
Fair-ground march. 9835, 12123
Hazel. 12271.
When I’m alone I’m _ lonesome.
11502.
Swain (Hal) I’m alone with a dream
of you. 16405.
Swallow’s wooing. 6656.-
Swan (H. R.):
I just can’t keep from trying.
14406. Tne Bi
Sweetheart will you love me,
11262.
Swan (M. L.):
In my treasure chest. 18481.
Just to shake your hand and say
hello. 18565.
Swan & co., music publishers, lItd.:
Four triangos. 17508.
Pirate goes West. 15050.
Six pianoforte recreations. 15675.
Swank (A. C.) Sweetheart. 15379.
Swann (R. B.):
After our wandering, peace divine.
4656 (9).
King’s anointed. 4656 (341).
Swanson (E. R.) Waiting for you.
21490.
Swanson (Eddie)
Swanson (G. M.)
country home.
Swanson (L. A.):
Blues, why do you Keep haunting
me. 13918.
Dark night.
I sing to you. 16455. -
Walking on a cloud. 15554.
Pleading. 63138.
It’s our starlight
5670.
24124.
Wind. 9248.
Swanson (P. J.) Maker of dreams.
1454.
Swanson (R. W.):
Bring back those old fashioned
smiles. 7264.
Dear little sweetheart of my mem-
ories. 24133.
I’d give the world to be in lover’s
lane. 7798.
I remember you. 5558.
I tip my hat to a Minnesota moon-
beam. 24574.
If I were just a kid once again.
7915.
In that heaven I’m heading for.
7947.
Just one little smile. 103832.
Keep on smilin’ my little darlin’.
20555.
pt. EL, n. s., v. 28
No one to sympathize with me.
6147.
Oh, honey, wait until my ship
comes sailing in. 8468.
Rockabye days. 11028.
Sunshine alley. 25597.
Sweet little gal of mine. 8906.
Sweet lullabyes, when shadows
fall. 11248.
That dear old neighborhood. 25648.
That little blue ribbon. 8961.
There’s a gal that I eall pal.
21380.
When you hear those bluebirds
call to you. 11534.
With the moon shining bright, it
is hard to say good-night. 9249.
You big blue baby eyes. 9277.
You're still just a little girl. 21666.
Swanstone (A. N.) Hawaiian blue-
bird. ‘820. |
Sward (Henry) jr.:
I’m in love with the sweetest kid
in town... 5517.
Sweetest little bit of heaven.
6665.
Swartz “(C. O°) ..0glordo name.
24073... . .
Swartz (E. E.) Bird echoes. 19648
(14).
Swartzman (Morris) Bagful of tunes.
4774.
Swayzee (J. E.):
I want my home beyond Jordan.
7894.
Lord Jesus, please lead me home.
8175.
Poor peddler’s prayer. 6828.
We must climb Mount Zion to go
home. 6878.
Swearer (A. T.):
Depression you made a bad im-
pression in my dough re mi.
3120.
Hi ho everybody I’m in love.
7741.
Who discovered love. 6975.
Sweden, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Swedish dance. 4280.
Sweelinck (J. P.) Born to-day.
11834.
Sweeney (A. M.):
My trouble is you. 12933.
To be in love with you. 19396.
Whistling down the lane. 18658.
Sweeney (Arthur) F. F. A. club
song. 7549.
Sweeney (HE. L.) F. F. A. club song.
7549.
Sweeney (F. T.) Come to me eter-
nally Jesus, Jesus mine. 18001.
Sweeney (J. R.) Home of endless
years. 7076 (125).
1594
INDEX
nes, 1-12, 1933
Sweeney (M. D.):
Forgive me—I tried not to love
you. 9890.
Gipsy girl—you are like a dream.
9935
Irish Irene. 5651.
Love-bird’s eall. 8187.
N.R.A. 16900.
No more tears. 12968.
Sun-burned Sam the hobo-man.
8894.
Texas down by the sea. 17366.
Sweepings. 8901.
You’re the one that
21669.
Just a pain in the
Sweet (Harold)
can’t remember.
Sweet (Harry)
parlor. 1215.
Sweet by and by. 21696 (364).
Sweetheart of Sigma. chi. 20095,
20485.
Sweney (J. R.) Golden hearted
mothers. 758.
Swenson (C. L.) jr.:
Stein of beer, a pretzel and the
NRA. 21300.
‘Your love belongs to me. 15727.
Swenson (Leonard) See Swenson
(C. L.) jr.
Swift (Kay)
18781.
Swift (L. E.) Scottsboro boys shall
not die. 17184.
Swift (Mack) Three square meals a
~ day. 2894.
Swift (Stanley)
home. 12910.
Swinbank (L. G.)
long ago. 6101.
Swinburne (W. H.):
Bluebells. 7231.
Kpitaph. 7537.
Swindel (Myrtle)
you say. 23848.
Swindells (Tom)
Moonlight memory.
My old Michigan
My sweetheart of
America, what do
Since I fell in love
with you. 17230.
Swing low, sweet chariot. 4300,
11268, 21332. |
Swinnen (Firmin) lLord’s prayer.
3711.
Swinstead (Felix) :
Etude arabesque. 7544.
Happy errand boy. 24394.
Scarlatti suite. 17173-17179.
Sonata in A. 17269.
Switten (Henry) So lonely without
you. 15272.
Switzerland, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. 5.
Swogell (Benjamin)
mance. 19872.
Sykes (P. H.)
eller unknown.
Sykora (Paul)
College ro-
Come, O Thou trav-
14045.
In my arms. 24632.
Sylva (G. G. De) See De Sylva (G.
G.
Sylvain (Jules) pseud. See Hansson
(Stig)
Sylvain (Edition) :
Amor kommer som en tjuv om
natten. 7127.
Gurli. 788.
Hall takten spelemain for nu
dansar jag. 14315.
Hjartats rost. 24436.
Hm—hm. 20237.
Linda hambo. 1324.
Liten mascot. 8134.
Liten vistanflikt. 14669.
Mississippi moon. 24966.
Nir tvenne hjirtan slA samma
slag. 25095.
Pa livets krokiga landsvag. 8537.
Staden sjunger. 2242, 21298.
Tango-kavaljeren. 2318.
Varfor grater du nir hela varlden
mot dej ler. 21465.
Vore mer An underbart. 9104.
Sylvester (James) I could learn to
love a girlie just like you. 10078.
Sylvester music co., Itd.:
Baa-baa, black sheep.
In a narrow street.
Mammy. 24889.
Moths around the eandle flame.
12840.
Old Volga lullaby. 6220.
Pilgrim’s song. 25251.
Roll de ole chariot along. 25352.
Song of the nightingale. 13346.
23894.
7935.
Stars, what do you _ foretell.
173804.
Tale of Brer Rabbit. 17352.
Sylvia. 5022.
Sylviano (René) :
Ah, les gosses. 7089, 17772.
Ah! qu’c’est bon. 13784.
C’est la belle vie. 4869, 9540.
Il suffit d’une petite femme. 5608,
14510.
J’ai deux yeux. 1176.
Je m’sens faite pour ca. 14579.
On n’ s’était rien dit. 8496.
Si les femmes faisaient la guerre.
6501.
Tu le sais. 138499, 19426.
Valse des matelots. 908T.
Sylvio (Don) Sometimes a dream
comes true. 8809.
Symes (Marty):
Ain’t we like two millionaires—
ain’t we. 17777.
Chimes in the chapel. 21910.
Deep in the dark of the night.
18053, 22015.
Moon of Asia land. 22828.
Ol pappy. 23001.
When can I eall again. 4501.
1595
INDEX
Symes (Marty )—Continued.
When the last rose of Summer
whispers good bye. 175938,
19527.
When the robins return in the
spring. 17595.
Symons (D. T.):
Air: Sweet lowdy Jennings.
Counterdance. 4680.
Symphonette. 13418, 13419.
Synnberg (Margaret) 5 minute chro-
matic harmonica course. 9330.
Szabo (Ludwiko) Ich Kann noch
mehr, als tango tanzen. 1071.
Szatowski, or Szatowsky (Antoni) :
Prélude. 2305.
Suite. 15391.
Szanto (Théodore) :
' Passacaglia. 138.
Quatriéme étude orientale.
Quatuor 4 cordes. 8639.
Troisiéme étude orientale.
4680.
2447,
Szeklucki (Stefan) Trzech gwiazd.
9047.
Szemplenski (Aiphonse) Remember
Tl always love you. 21115.
Szenkar (Desider) Du bist die frau,
die mir gehort. 14155, 14156.
Szerdi (Andrew) Winter
dear. 6999.
Szigeti (Joseph) :
Adieu. 23815.
Serenade. 25427.
Sz:rmai (Albert) :
Glorious beer. 7635.
I gotta right to sing the blues.
3428.
I’ll do my best to make you happy.
22367.
Looking on the bright side. 5850.
Love is the sweetest thing.
16708.
Tell me to-night. 6705.
Till then. 21409.
What more can I ask. 25815.
Szule (Joseph) : ;
Affranchis.. 9342.
Amour quand il commence.
C’est nerveux. 138952.
Heure du berger. 10028.
Main qui cAaline. 10511, 18693.
Szymanowski (Karol) Symphonie
cencertante. 11266.
Vabet (Georges) :
Doudloudou. 12055.
Ma Betty Boop. 8225.
On n’l’aurait pas ecru.
Sentimentale. 2102.
Tabloid. 4945, 5268, 6433, 6540.
Tacy (La Verne)
Sweet Adeline. 8959.
Tacy (lula) Can it be you. 24025.
Taddonis (Frank) When you're gone,
17607, 19536.
9357.
13032.
1942.
is here, :
That famous song, .
pt. 1, n. s., v. 28
Tafarella (Santi) :
Like you. 24794.
Sweet Spanish dreams.
Taggart (Jean)
with you. 7989.
13400.
In dreams I waltz
Taggart (Milt) When the wild, wild
roses bloom. 11528.
Tagliaferri (H.) Demone. 14097.
Tagliapietra (Gino) Rosso di sera.
23222.
Tagress (J. M.) Turnin’ the corner.
11383.
Tagress (W. H.) Turnin’ the corner.
11383.
Taifun. 15394.
Taillandier (G. S.):
Ave maris stella. 17846.
Li dous bessoun. 18619.
Tailor’s daughter. 8718.
Tait (Dawson) My dream = girl.
14866.
Tait (iohm):
Charming Chloe. 7335.
Shrewd old count. 8749, 8750.
There is a garden: 8982:
Vait (Tommy) Virginia. 4484,
Take.a chance. 2175, 6499, 20484,
20922, 20934, 24080.
Take it or leave it.
6106, 6894, 6922.
Talarico (Gaetano) :
5278; 5378, 5802,
Dyna-mite. 572.
Girl of my heart. 16223.
Talarico (Tommy) See Talarico
(Gaetano)
Talavera (Mario) Por. la -senal.
25281.
Talbot (D. M.):
Blue moon. | 9332 (34).
White chrysanthemum. 93832
393).
Talbot (Gunner Horace) :
Blue eagle march. 21822.
Hail, hail for Roosevelt. 9992.
Talbot (Howard):
Blue moon. 9332 (34).
White chrysanthemum. 9332
(393).
Talbot (Jean):
Pale moonlight. . 15023.
Sing alittle jingle. 19196.
Talbot (Juanita) Wl think of you.
22374.
Talbot (Odilon) Missa pro defunctis.
- 18749.
Talbott (W. M.) Music maker.
18802.
Tales and tunes from grand opera.
19331.
Tales of Hoffman. 1734.
Tales of Hoffmann. 20968.
Tallacksen (V.M.) I never knew that
‘I loved you. 1025.
1596
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
_——_———
Tallett (L. M.)
maples. 1144.
Talley (L. H.):
Dreaming. 12077.
I’m in love with you. 12384.
In the valley of the
Love me. 12688.
Moonlight on the Swanee river.
12824.
My mother’s melody of love.
12904.
Rolling along. 138200.
Tallis (Thomas) :
If ye love me. 1092.
Nune dimittis. 22978.
O Lord, give Thy Holy Spirit.
1727.
Purge me, O Lord. 1929.
This is my commandment.
Tallman (H. D.)
11512.
Tallman
20191.
Tamblyn (B. L.):
Mumps. 6030.
Toast to Canada.
Tammany (Harry)
ful girl. 11683.
Tampa (M. J.) Prosperity is coming
back. 8616.
Tanassy (Cornel) jr.:
Casa Loma stomp. 13978.
Mahagony hall stomp, 5908.
Tandler (Adolph) 500,000. devils.
23795.
Tandler (H. J.)
2386.
When mother sang.
(K. W.) Happy widow.
9025.
You’re a wonder-
Smile for all, never
a smile for me alone. . 2167.
Tango des roses. 2317.
Tango um mitternacht. 4310*.
Tankersley (G. P.)
beams. 20796.
Tannenholz (M. B.):
Heart, who wants to buy. 10017.
I often think about you. 10147.
Just mem’ries of you. 10331.
Tanner (Jack) I’m so alone. 22421.
Mountain moon-
Tanner (Pauline) Love me in the
springtime. 10481.
Tannhiuser. 2543, 11670 (396), 15552.
Tannie (James) :
If you see Dan Cupid, that little
god of love. 1098.
Lessons in love. 1298.
Tansman (Alexandre) :
Concertino. 18009.
Deux piéces. 2320.
Poil de earotte. 15062.
Second recueil de mazurkas.
4159.
Toceata. 2321.
Tantum ergo. 23795 (97).
Tanzariello (Frank)
steva’ mamma mie.
‘Tanzende Shylock.
2322, 2701.
Rinde o’ tavute
25389.
157, 1489, 2108,
Tapper (Thomas) :
Sight reading and memory les-
sons. 17752 (132), 21696 (341).
Sight reading and memory les-
sons for the pianoforte. 23795
(83).
Tapper’s graded piano course.
11670 (367, 368).
Tapper’s graded piano course. 11670
(367, 368).
Tapscott (W. A.) Dear Louise. 5013.
Tar (Vernon de) See de Tar (Ver-
non )
Tardiff (Mamie) Garden of memo-
ries. 16212.
Tarjan (Marie) Lament to the moon.
14633. .
Tarlow (Marc) Adagio. 24409,
24410.
Tarman (Ruth) Down Arizona way.
24174.
Tarman (W. V.) Down Arizona way.
24174. sats
Tarog (J. Z) N: BR. A.,, 20899.
Tarone (Joseph) Springtime is love
time for you and me. 15322.
Tarquins fraternity. Tarquins song.
11277.
Tartini (Giuseppe) :
Arioso.. 23864.
Hvening song.
Largo. 103887.
Tarzan the fearless. 21858.
Tasgal (Max) Light of love. 13818.
Tashoff (Ivan) pseud. See Tuchinsky
(Aaron)
Tassel (A. M. Van)
(A. M.)
Tate (A. F.):
God keep you.
Utopia. 13530.
When I think of you. 4508.
Tate (Carl):
Frankie. 702.
Just another moment. 12539.
Tate (Carroll) Every hour, every
day. 18157.
Tate (Phyllis)
1031.
Tate (William) :
Frankie. 702.
Just another moment.
Tattle-tales. 654, 967.
Tatton (J. M.) Birds. 15851.
Taub (Allen) :
And I love you. 23849.
At the end of a long weary day.
23878.
Buy now. 24006.
Come back to me_ sweetheart.
21988.
Come to me sweetheart.
Cutie. 21977.
Doomed to lonliness [sie] 24169.
23864.
See Van Tassel
12218.
I sing of a maiden.
12539.
24079.
1597
INDEX
pt. 1H,.DiS, N28
Taub (Allen)—Continued.
Ever in my heart. 22103.
Give me an old fashioned girl like
mother. 24338.
Good-bye dreams. 24355.
Have you seen my ca-ca-Ga-canary.
DPT
Honey bunch. 24447.
I call my sweetie angel cake.
22331.
Ill bring back your dreams some
day. 24517.
I’m camping out alone. 24542.
I’m singing to you. 24556.
I’m sorry that I fell in love with
you. 24560.
If I had only known. 24604.
In the autumn of life. 22528.
In the shadows I found a heart.
22502:
Just a little kiss. 24696.
Let’s be friends. 24766.
Love me forever. 24850.
Lubly Dinah’s gone wid a coon.
24870.
My little home. 25054.
My old blue valley home. 25068.
Oh you big ole moon. 25151.
On a day in June. 25171.
One night in June. 25183.
Our honeymoon day. 23040.
Parking in the parlor. 25232.
Prosperity. 25304.
Prosperity is coming back again.
25305.
Say uh-huh! and let’s be happy.
23247.
September parting. 25426.
Stella. 25569.
There’s a glorious sun a’shining.
25665.
When I’m alone with you. 25833.
When my baby comes back to me.
258438.
When sonny tells mother he loves
her. 25845.
You’re a melody of love dear.
23770.
You’re unforgetable. 25975.
Taubert (Alfred) 19383 Deutschlands
aufstieg. 18765.
Taubert (Hans)
aufstieg. 138765.
Taubmann (Otto) aw., and Taubmann
(Elsa) prop.:
Salome. 157338 (338).
Salomes tanz. 15733 (389).
Zweite, indianische, suite.
(245).
Tavan (Emile) aw., and Tavan (B. A.
J. Rujxprop.:
Manon. 7076 (213).
Mignon. 7076 (348).
1933 Deutschlands
21696
Tayler (A. N.):
Blue mcvon. 93832 (34).
Mr. Popple of Ippleton. 9332
(237).
Taylor (Mrs. A. H.)
sweet was the Master’s voice.
(471).
Taylor (A. R.)
till you try.
Taylor (B. E.)
on love. 3669.
Taylor (Billy):
Ev’ry night. 16140.
Out of the storm came you.
Oh tender and
4656
You never can tell
15704.
Let’s take a chance
15013.
Technocracy. 2329.
Taylor (CC. E.) My sanctuary.
25075.
Taylor (C. H.) Not at home. 7076
(244).
Taylor (C. T.) When the moon is
shining down in the valley. 15616.
Taylor (Campbell) You are worth
your weight in gold. 11612 °
‘Taylor (Colin):
Barren woods. 159.
Beside the idle summer sea. 204,
Christopher Wren. 15968.
Four little sketches. 13426.
Lord protector. 8177.
Lost kite. 8181.
Old roads. 8488.
Pantomime. 1837.
Three short pieces. 6694.
Taylor (Douglas) Alabama strut.
7100.
Taylor (Elizabeth R.) Begin in me.
4804.
Taylor (Ethelwyn R.):
Calvary’s hlessings in song. 308.
Forgiven. 24283.
I don’t belong down here. 24491.
Taylor (Franklin) Roses that bring
my love. 25378.
Taylor (Gladys) Piano games for lit-
tle ones. 19010.
Taylor (H. A.) Lonesome night.
18644.
Taylor (H. H.) ’TIwill be sweet, little
girl. 138507. .
Taylor (Herbert) :
Bells are ringing the _ blues.
21797.
Just a perfect night for love.
10318.
Taylor (J. S.):
Contest winners. 9645.
19457.
There must be a
Victorian.
Taylor (Jack)
heaven, 6726.
Taylor (L. C.) Ob tender and sweet
was the Master’s voice. 4656 (471).
Taylor (L. F.) Slumber song. 2166.
1598
INDEX
nes. 1-12, 1983
Taylor (Lawrance) Cornish sea jic-
tures. 9648. ~
Taylor (Lester M.) Hail to Pitt.
12250.
Taylor (Lionel M.):
On a day in June, on a honeymoon
with you. 25171.
Somebody’s baby. 6546.
Taylor (M. A.) Not at home.
(244).
Taylor (Nathaniel) Kingstree, S.C.
I’m left all alone. 14442.
Taylor (Nathaniel) Los Angeles. It’s
okay baby if dat’s the way you feel.
16546.
Taylor (O. C.)
Taylor (P. M.)
Taylor (R. H.):
Hlegié. 3194.
Orange blossoms waltz. 3992.
Taylor (R. J.) Heartless. 20213.
Taylor (Russell) I’m going crazy
over jig-saw puzzles. 5518.
Taylor (Mrs. W. G.) See Taylor
(Ethelwyn R.)
Taylor (W. W.)
on.) 725 (T1214:
Teabout (R. A.) From town to town.
20098. |
T1076
12020.
2815 (89).
Delia.
For you.
America marches
Fantasia. 1576.
I’m a prisoner now.
Teague (W.)
Tebo (E. M.)
983.
Tedesco (F. A.):
Telschow
Tempest (The)
\
Tell mother I'll be there.
27.1)
Tellefson
10519.
Tellier (A.) pseud.,
helm)
11670 (370,
(Mattie) Mandolin boy.
See Aletter (Wil-
(Gustave) June dearest
June, 20516.
25640*,
Temple of childhood. 8950*,
Templeton (Alec):
At the garden gate. 21756.
Five portraits. 15413.
Prelude. 23125,
Templeton (Kathryn) West Virginia
junior woman’s club song. 23606.
Temps des cerises. 4969, 7079, 7289.
Tempus (M. M.) Hurrah for pros-
perity. 22322.
Ten thousand years ago.
Tennant (M. H.)
this. 1768.
Tennent (H. M.):
Tell ev’ryone. 4317.
Time to go home.
Tenner (K. M.):
Legend of the lily petal.
Wood-earver of Krakovia.
Tennessee music
Carols of love.
Tenney (G. B.)
(313).
19340.
On a night like
23479.
18999*..
2729*.
& printing co.
17962.
Serenade. 15733;
Accordion pranks. 17758. Tentaciones (Las) 25642.
Flying armada. 16172. Tenzer (Hlias) :
Nocturne. 17360. Gypsy melodies. 14312.
Play quick piano accordion Gypsy themes and _ variations:.
method, 6309. 14313.
Wasp. 19477. Gypsy’s dream. 20173.
Tedford (R. P.): Tepper (Saul) Neglectingme. 6122.
All I want is you. 17782. Teran (Karl) Twilight, moonlight
Can I help it. 24023. and you. 11389.
Tee (Ellwood) pseud. See Funk Teresa Mary (Sister) See Moyles
(HT .3 (T. M.)
Tegart (J. E.) Sweetheart. 6669. Terlingo (James) One little quarrel.
Teichmiiller (Robert) Aus meinem 1780.
tagebuch. 17841. Terney (C. J.) On the Lostine River:
Teissedre (Ruth) Just fooling. road. 1770.
10327. Terreur de la pampa. 9537.
Teisseire (Luis) : | Terrill (Merle) Dancing in dream-
En mi rancho hay una flor. 5126. land. 14069.
No hables. 6141. Terry (Charles) Kissing depression
Vraie ranchera. 9106. good-bye. 5743.
Telasco (J. R.): Terry (Dean):
For souvenirs remember me. Even as you and I. 22098.
24279. ; Swedish rumba. 23396.
Pop-eye the sailor man. 21078. Terry (F. E.):
Telemann (G. P.): Cradle. 2815 (62).
Kleine fantasien. 24736. Dance of daisies. 2815 (66).
Konzert F-moll fiir solo-oboe. Hidden brook. 2815 (134).
10368. Morning march. 2815 (228).
Konzert in es-dur. 12575. Terry (Frances) Moccasin dance..
Polnisches konzert. 25276. 24976.
1599
38188—34——34
INDEX
pt. I, 1. s., Vv. 28
Terry (Frank):
Isn’t it nice to be all alone. 18505.
Isn’t she a perfect little lady.
14556.
Mexicano. 14788.
Swinging the blues away. 19325.
Tramping in the rain. 15489.
Woman, the rib of a man. 15668.
Terry (R. R.) Italian’ Christmas
earols. 5677.
Terry (Rex) Love’s rendevous [sic]
24868.
Terry (T. H.) Suds. 8892.
Tertis (Lionel) Sonata. 2202, 2208.
Terzella (Mildred) lLet’s forgive and
forget. 22659.
Tesar (Otakar) Mayor Cermak.
AZORES
Tesh (W. E.) Won’t somebody be my
sweetheart please. 7011.
Tess of the storm country. 17365.
Tessier (A. D.) Souvenirs. 8843.
Tesson (W. A.) Shall we forget. 8738.
Test (Louis) Don’t chisel behind the
eagle’s talons. 19959.
Test (Zelda) Wreck of the Akron.
11602.
Testa (—) Vorrei. 11485.
Tetreault (W. E.) Road to happiness.
17136.
Tettoni (Ferdinando) Pepito mio.
13101.
Teudt (Karl):
Peasant cantata. 21696 (22).
Soul, array thyself with gladness.
21696 (23).
Teufel lacht dazu. 25992 (33, 40, 82).
Teufelsreiter (Der) 6712*.
Teves (B. H.) Lion songs for Lion
meetings. 3689.
Teves (Lion) See Teves (B. H.)
Teves (Myron) pseud. See Raymond
(M. T.)
Tew (N. C.):
Let’s go with Roosevelt. 16645.
Sunny South is calling me. 23391.
Yodeling rambler. 23745.
Textor (C. 8.) 2d. On such a day.
13033.
Thachuk (William) :
Thanet (Ted):
Norah darlin’.
Vantisha. 2508.
Thanksgiving. 21357.
Tharp (O. J.) Evening zephyrs waltz.
21696 (85).
That’s a good girl.
25489.
Thayer (A. W.):
Lord is in His holy temple.
(84).
March on, ye soldiers true. 17752
(90). .
Now when the dusky shades.
17752 (102).
Thayer (HE. H.) I’m a pilgrim, ’m a
stranger. 23795 (35).
Thayer (Pat):
Ever since that lucky day. 5149.
Give me love. 12204.
Logs on the river. 12653.
My sheep-dog and I. 8898.
So does she. 65388.
Who is it knocking at the door.
13661.
Wish my troubles on the sky.
11581.
Thayer (R. L.) We're marching on
to vict’ry: 21524.
Theard (Sam) That
25656.
Thébault (Valentin) My little mother.
10679.
Theil (Fritz) Dritte reich. 18125.
Theme sheet Portland symphony or-
1712.
22975, 25189,
17752
rythm = gal.
chestra, fourth matinee, Jan. 8.
13445.
Theodora. 12247.
Theodore (M. F.) Our wandering
youths. 1825.
There are twa bonnie maidens. 15733
(351).
Theriault (Germaine):
Marionettes’ wedding. T7076 (196).
Valse napolitaine. 7076 (364).
Therien (A. T.) Happy vacation love.
14325.
Therstappen (H. J.)
10868.
Theta chi fraternity, inc.
Partita H-moll.
Grand chap-
Starless nights. 25563. ter. Songs of Theta chi. 8835.
Twilight with you. 25727. Theta xi. Grand lodge. Songs of
Thain (G. O.) Unison band book. Theta xi and its colleges. 25533.
13526. Theta xi fraternity. Come, fill the
‘Thain (L. M.): cup. 17994.
Hurrah for our President. 14375, | Thewes (H. B.) Friend and pal.
Nell and I. 16924, 14246.
ethal=(o. D.)* They presented gifts. 17406*.
Dream of Mickey mouse. 22067. | Thiel (C. E.) Waiting dear for you.
Mickey mouse capers. 22814. 11440.
Parade of the pickaninnies. | Thiel (Ernest) Fate puts the plane
23069. on. 16353:
1600
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Thiele (Willi) :
Gewehr iiber. 5239, 12192.
Gute kamerad. 12554.
Ich hatt’ einen kameraden. 18547.
Jugend trauert. 18547.
Kamerad komm. 12554.
Mut und kraft. 13568.
Schlageter-marsch. 19148.
Waldfee-zauber. 6853, 18568.
Thies (C. E.) Beautiful cherries.
13865.
Thiessen (Julia)
Thiman (EH. H.):
Mother song. 6016.
Angels holy, high and _ lowly.
23852.
Ash grove. 9405.
Benedictus es, Domine. 7202.
Brook. 9527.
Carillon. 317.
Christ is risen. 38033.
Dainty fine bird. 7409.
Farewell. 9848.
Flowers of the forest. 9874,
20071.
Halstock pieces. 9994.
Highland scenes. 163808.
I lift my heart to Thee. 12344.
Intermezzo. 2382.
Japanese lullaby. 3584.
Keys of my heart. 22623.
Knocking on the. stable door.
24737.
My pretty maid. 6094.
Sonatina. 8814.
Sortie. 2215.
Spacious firmament. 153809, 15310.
Spacious firmament on high. 2224.
Thou, whose almighty word.
17411.
To meadows. 2413.
Thirty-love. 25674*.
This is the life. 24397.
This ol’ hammer, killed John Henry.
21399.
This week of grace.
18832, 20742, 21544.
18272, 18714,
Thistle (Albert) Cryin’. 9662.
Thixton (O. A.):
Mem’ries rose. 3804.
When the moon’s looking down
upon you. 2648.
Th6ni (Moritz) Klavier-harmonika-
album. 24735.
Thom (A. R.) I never knew it but I
loved you all the time. 1024.
Thomas (—):
Ground hog blues no. 2. 3328.
Little old mamma blues. 3693.
Thomas (A. G.) Winds in the trees.
17752 (160).
Thomas (A. 8.)
Here comes prosper-
ily. 848. ;
Thomas (Alexandre) :
Berceuse. 23795 (8).
Pavane. 23795 (63).
Romance sans paroles.
(74).
Valse lente. 23795 (104).
Thomas (Bob) Jigsaw puzzles. 5698.
Thomas (Mrs. C. C.)° See Thomas
23795
(R. R.)
Thomas (C. E.) Beautiful you.
13867.
Thomas (C. L.) Jesus in my heart.
1198.
Thomas (C. L. A.):
Gavotte from Mignon.
(359), 21401.
Mignon. 7076 (348).
Raymond. 4656 (630).
Vingt cing nouvelles lecons de sol-
féges 4 changements de. clés.
TO7T6 (349).
Thomas (Charles)
here. 19591.
Thomas (H. K.) Savage love. 21178.
Thomas (Eduma M.) Road of life.
9332
Year of jubilee is
1989.
Thomas (Etta M.) Would you believe
me. 11600.
Thomas (F. R.):
My old fashioned home on the
prairie. 25069.
On a hilltop by the sea. 25172.
"Way back home. 25783.
Thomas (FE. W.):
To the man of the hour. 25697.
Would you. 27386.
Thomas (G. M.) Just to hold you ten-
derly.. 8041.
Thomas (George) :
Arizona moon. 4731.
Lazy Colorado moon.
New lazy moon. 1676.
Thomas (H. F.):
Broken wings. 268.
Cocktail Shaker. 387.
Funny funny music. 721.
Just aS sure as God made little
green apples. 5716.
8082.
Night devine [sic] 1688.
Our waltz. 6259.
Song of the cadets. 2208.
Thomas (Howard)
together. 12613.
Thomas (J.):
Down in Texas blues. 16074.
My heart’s a rolling stone. 16852.
See also Thomas (John 8.)
Thomas (J. B.):
Underneath the southern
4418.
Waltz of romance.
Thomas (J. E.)
new and old. 1972.
Let’s all be happy
moon.
4457.
equested songs,
1601
INDEX
pt. 11, n.s., v. 2&
Thomas (J. J.)
Behold He liveth. 23941.
Christ of Christmastide. 24056.
Comrades for service. 24087.
Emmanuel. 24222.
Praise notes ringing. 25284.
Voices of praise. 25756.
Thomas (Jim) Little threads of sil-
ver, peeping thru the gold. 8152.
Thomas (John 8.) Cheating. 3017.
Thomas (Joseph) Honey girl. 20246.
Thomas (Joseph S.):
Dream of home sweet home. 9760.
There must be some mistake.
T3135:
Thomas (Kenneth) Turning the dial
for the one I love. 9054.
Thomas (Kurt):
Sonate nr. 2 B dur. 11177.
Von der ewigen liebe. 19463.
Thomas (L. I.) River of romance.
4106.
Thomas (L. M. L.) River of romance.
4106.
Thomas (Lew J.):
Love’s synonym. 3735.
Miami gon’na Tampa On my hon-
eymoon. 3809.
Tho we’re hungry and cold, noth-
ing’s wrong. 4355.
Thomas (Llewelyn J.) Haven of rest.
12269.
Thomas (M. W.):
I’m longing, dear, for you. 12389.
I’ve got those yearning blues.
22454.
Thomas (Mildred): ;
Molly my dear it depends on you.
12806.
My garden of memories. 12878.
Thomas (Nat) You can’t make it if
you can’t take it. 15694.
Thomas (O. H.) Progressive parallel-
studien. 15091.
Thomas (R. C.)
5839.
Thomas (R. R.)
13276.
Thomas (R. W.):
Love’s synonym. 38735.
Miami gon’na Tampa on my
honeymoon. 3809.
Tho we’re hungry and cold, noth-
ing’s wrong. 4355.
Thomas (Reginald) :
All in my love for you.
Lazy waters. 16630.
Thomas (Sam) Do you know. 16060.
Thomas (Sherman) I find no fault
with you. 16365.
Thomas (Vincent) :
Deryn pur. 19938.
Garden of roses. 9832 (121).
Lonesome for you.
Share it with me.
15758.
Out of the bireh leaves. 15733.
(252).
Song of Dinadan. 15733 (327).
Thomason (J. N.) Pal of my dreams.
8538.
Thomé (Francis) Sous la feuillée.
4656 (602).
Thomé (G. P. F.) Sous la feuillée.
4656 (302).
Thompson (A. H.):
Dickory’s horse. 5039.
Honey bears. 5409.
Jennifer and the royal procession.
5689.
John’s house. 5695.
Tom saw a sailor. 6763.
Windy day. 6997.
Thompson (A. V.)
4361.
Thompson (B. E.):
At worship. 13837.
Awareness. 13842.
Thompson (C. T.) What's become
of bum-diddle-de-um-bum-bum bum.
13619.
Three waltzes.
Thompson (C. W.) Darn tootin’.
7427.
Thompson (D. G.):
Good-bye. 22208.
June night melody. 22598.
Phantasy. 25245.
Pretense. 25291.
Southern wind. 25545.
Thompson (Mrs. E. C.) See Thomp-
son (M. E. B.)
Thompson (EK. H.)
march. 1675.
Thompson (Edith):
New Eastern star
Born beneath the fishes. 15886.
Chromosones. 3037.
Thompson (Elizabeth) Castle of
stars. 328.
Thompson (Emily ) No matter.
10752.
Thompson (Erline) Laugh and laugh
again. 16627.
Thompson (G. V.):
Changed. 3011.
Sharing. 8741.
Thompson (G. V.) ltd.:
Baby fingers. 7166.
Changed. 3011.
Dear old daddy of mine. 24134.
God gave me a wonderful mother.
7641.
Look up at the moon. 8170.
Moonlight serenade. 14825.
Promise. 8606.
Sharing. 8141.
Songs and silhouettes. 21273.
Toast to Canada. 9025.
Twilight on the prairie. 25725.
Thompson (George) Come to Chicago.
9636.
1602
OG ie ee AE sim
INDEX
nes. 1-12, 1935
Thompson (H. J.):
Rally song. 23160.
Songs of life. 21275.
Thompson (H. R.) Cornucopia.
19886*.
Thompson (India) Minnie the mooch-
er’s son. 8287.
‘Thompson (Irene) :
Back home. 13851.
Suchin for love. 153849.
Thompson (J. G.) Nonecommittal.
a.
Thompson (John):
From foreign shores. 5218.
Introduction to the elassics.
24655.
Introduction to the piano. 24656.
Thompson (lL. E.):
Memories of mother. 10554,
12770.
Why. 23694.
Thompson (M. B.) Lost sweet-heart.
16698.
Thompson (M. E. B.):
Good bye dear old homestead.
16245.
Putting me away from you. |
17109.
Thompson (M. F.) Moon and the
stars in the sky. 10590.
Thompson (M. P.) ‘Birds on the tele-
fone wire. 23961.
Thompson (May) Four-leaf clover.
696, 3251.
Thompson (Moe)
place in your heart.
Thompson (Preston)
Who's taking my
13663.
See Thompson
(M. P.)
Thompson (R. A.) Strangest inter-
lude in a century of progress.
17311*.
Thompson (R. H.) Girl who haunts
my dreams. 18222.
Thompson (R. L.):
Welcome back old
home town. 9157.
You made a jig saw puzzle out of
my heart. 17720.
Thompson (Reinert) When it’s au-
tumn in the Ozarks, I’m coming back
girl to your
to you. 21554.
Thompson (Roy) Ship a’sailing.
17216.
Thompson (S. C.):
Air de ballet. 24905.
Angelus. 24906.
Dancing shadows. 19913.
Deep hollow. 18052.
Féte bohéme. 12748.
Lady fingers. 18585.
Londonderry air. 24817.
March militaire. 19152.
Marche. 24907.
Marriage of Figaro. 12847.
Minuet in G. 17887.
Morris dance. 18788.
Oberon. 12994.
Praeludium. 12512.
Torch dance. 19412.
Traumerei. 24817.
Thompson (S. H.) Dew drops on the
roses. 18066.
Thompson (S. W.) Lead Thou me
on. 38647.
Thompson (T. C.):
Among the roses with you mother
dear. 17802.
Ili be what you want me to be.
12348.
Thompson (Van Denman) :
Dear Lord, who once upon the
lake. 478.
Love came down at Christmas.
22724.
Mercy and truth. 1513.
Spring bursts today. 2237.
Thompson (W. A. W.):
NRA march. 18867.
We are three. 6872.
We’re going to have a brand new
deal. 6879.
Thompson (W. C.) Bidding farewell.
Pali
Thompson (W. Howard) jr. Be non-
chalant. 17873.
Thompson (William H.) Riding in
the rumble in the rain. 23182.
Thomson (G. M.) Just a smile from
you. 12585.
Thomson (J. R.) Atabama minstrel
man. 38.
Thomson (S. H.) Postlude. 21079.
Thomson (Sydney) Hymne to love.
5489.
Thomson (Virgil) :
Four saints in three acts.
Stabat mater. 11216.
Thor (Ronald) pseuwd.
(W. EH.)
Thorbahn (H. C.) Blue-bird. 4833.
Thorburn (Billy) There’s a light in
your window. 6729.
Thorkildson (M. E.)
7355.
Thorn (W. A.) jr.
1159.
Thornberry (W. S.):
It’s paradise, when I’m with you.
7985.
My Harlem baby. 14874.
18196*.
See Fisher
Christ is risen.
Is this the ending.
You taught me how to love.
11649.
Thornburg (Ray) I’m in my plane
to. Dixieland. 22407.
Thornbury (M. F.):
Dear little isle o’er the sea.
160381. :
Just a mem’ry of mother. 8027.
16038
INDEX
Thornbury (M. F.)—Continued.
Loveland. 8213.
Mother I love you. 6010.
My sweetheart days. 8404.
Thorne (B. M.) Wear a spray of
shamrock. 138603.
Thornhill (lL. O.) ’Neath the beau-
tiful mountains of old Idaho. 14924.
Thornton (Brian) Dear tired eyes.
3111.
Thornton (EK. M.) My prosperity girl.
12916.
Thornton (Gene) Snap your fingers.
11152*.
Thornton (James) My sweetheart’s
the man in the moon. 25083.
Thornton (M. M.) Daddy’s treasure.
9670.
Thornton (R. 8.) Floral fancy. 5189.
Thornton (Roger) My sweetheart in
dreams. 20882.
Thorpe (FE. L. S.)
get. 17528.
Thorpe (E.S8.) Little Indians. 10487.
Thorpe (J. R.) Bring back prosper-
ity now. 2952.
Thorpe (Julia) Love still lingers in
the moonlight. 16715.
Thorpe (K. E.) Tm ealling my
sweetheart out yonder. 16407.
Thorsings (Alfred) musikforlag:
Ballet suite for orkester. 15821.
Bedstefar’s vals. 18877.
Familie valsen. 14204.
Serenade. 17197.
Spansk marsch. 17286.
Tango humoresque. 17355.
Vil du danse en rigtig tyroler med
mig. 15542.
Threadgill (Jeannette)
see you. 16507.
Three bears. 25680*.
Three blind mice. 25681.
Three-book series. 25682, 25683.
Three Christmas carols. 23726.
Three little classics. 24434.
Three little pigs. 19548, 19549.
Threlfall (F. J.):
We ean never for-
In dreams I
I’m not thru’ with you. 3482.
Jawohl. 3585.
Thummel (Helen) Sonny. 8837.
Thunstrom Little brownie’s
lullabye. 24797.
Thurant. 10605, 10606.
Thurban, (T. W.):
Sarotse. 2903.
Dream of the rarebit fiend.
(28).
Thurber (H. M.)
sky. 22941.
Thurmer (Fred)
things. 20126.
(Olof)
19648
’Neath the Arizona
Give me the simple
pt. 114, n: §:, v- 28
Thurow (BH. J.):
Bell waltz. 7200.
Germaniana. 9929.
Over the hills. 10846.
Roley-boley. 15140.
South-side galop. 19263.
Volksfest. 114383.
Volksfest nacht. 13558.
Wenn die schwalben heimwirts
ziehn. 9159.
Thursam (Lillian)
my window. 8174.
Thurston (Erma) See Young (E. T.)
Thy mouth, fair maid, is a rosebud
red. 9012.
Thymios (John)
Ticer) We a.)
24608.
Tichy (A.)
Looking out of
Little bum. 5811.
If I had a home.
Homeless polka. 24448.
Tickets please. 13324.
Tidmarsh (Elmer) Home on _ the
range. 24442.
Tiebout (Edward) Mother. 12882.
Tiedemann (Paul) Sieben walzer.
11847.
Tiefland. 4365.
Tierney (Harry):
Alice blue gown. 483.
Beau Brummel. 15827.
I had it and I lost it and its
gone. 7810.
I lad it—I lost it—it’s gone.
My dream is in my arms.
Rio Rita. 21130.
Tiersch (Edmund) :
Abendstimmung auf schloss Burgk
941.
1597.
a. d. Saale. 9335:
Am Saaletal stausee. 9370.
Vorstidtler. 11486.
Tiersot (Julien) Chansons négres.
21897-21901.
Tietze (Samuel) I want no bamboo
trees, shady. 14477.
Tilden (B. T.) . Butterfly capmce.
18808.
Tillett (W. F.) Heaven’s holiest song
of love. 3864.
Tilling (Erik) Drémmer vi to i denne
stund. 24201.
Tillman: (C.D:
Life’s railway to heaven. 20617.
Requested songs, new and old.
1972.
Soul-saving songs.
Tillman (Edwin):
Lonesome and blue. 13862.
Melody of love. 14769.
Tillotson (Lloyd) That's when you
know it’s love. 19360.
Tillson Chere ML, } Dream
12074.
Tillson (Lew)
11136,
waltz.
Dream waltz. 12074.
1604
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1983
Tilly “(Chi:):
A la Rocassiére. 4658.
Sorciére de Rigoumel.
Tilsley (Harry):
At Mary Allen’s hot pot party.
9411.
6576.
Hleven good lads. 20011.
Gug-Gug-Gug-Gertie I lul-lul-lul
love you. 5316.
It was four o’clock in the morn-
ing. 20490.
My mother’s favourite song.
20860.
Our Maggie’s gone and caught
another cold. 8526.
Tily (H. J.) When Christ was born.
23633.
Tilzer (Albert Von) See Von Tilzer
(Albert)
Tilzer (Harry Von) See Von Tilzer
(Harry)
Timberg (Sammy) :
Boop-oop-a-doop. 2942.
Man on the jury. 3760.
Sweet Betty. 4283.
Time, the place and the girl. 19648
(16, 36, 56, 158), 21696 (76, 174).
Timmel (Marianne) Because I am
your friend. 11788.
Timmings (W.T.) Lead us O Father.
5765.
Timoney (P. J.)
10246.
Tinaya (C. D.)
smile sweetheart. 10465.
Tinney (M. W.) My thoughts are of
you still. 12930.
Tinsley (Gladis) You’re sweet. 23776.
Tinturin (Peter) :
Broken lullaby. 19796.
Indian summer. 18498.
Music from across the sea.
-You or no one. 19611.
Tir na n-og. 2410.
Tirendi (Joseph)
15749.
Tiritilli (Irmo):
Good-bye depression.
I’m dreaming of the day.
"Tis spring. © 21672.
Tischer & Jagenberg, g. m. b. h.:
Gleichnis. 14281.
Kleine suite fiir klavier.
Mosellied.. 10605, 10606.
Salzburger serenade. 19138.
Zwei ernste gesinge. 17869.
Tisdale (Cornelia) I am thinking of
Ireland, my Ireland.
Look at me and
14847.
bound.
Alabama
5279.
993.
10355.
you. 24482.
Titl’s celebrated serenade. 25992
(74).
Titus (B. D.) That old fashioned
mother of mine. 8968.
To the nightingale. 4877.
Tobani (T. M.):
Beethoven’s
21696 (382).
Brunette. 21696 (42).
Dance of the hours. 11670 (66).
Danse macabre. 7076 (300).
Dramatic music for pianoforte.
7076 (65, 66).
Dreamy moments.
45).
Gavotte moderne. 13765 (63).
Gipsy prince. 21696 (116), 25992
Moonlight sonata.
13765 = (44,
(19)
How can I leave thee. T7076
(126).
Jerusalem. 13765 (101).
Little Puritan. 93832 (214).
Patrol of the musketeers. 11670
(276).
St. Cecilia. 21696 (330).
Serenade d’amour. 21696 (3839).
Slumbering sea. 11670 (344).
Son of the puszta. 9332 (332).
Sorella. T7076 (327), 9332 (337).
Tendresse. 11670 (3872).
Titl’s celebrated serenade. 25992
(74).
Toreador song and march. 138765.
(17).
Vienna echoes. 11670 (391).
Tobey (M. J.) To-day, is the to-
morrow of yesterday. 9027.
Tobias (Charles) :
Alice in Wonderland.
23825, 23826.
Colonel from Kentucky. 19874.
Goody goody girl. 20154.
I had to change the words. 22350.
Little Sing-a-lee, sing a little low-
down tune. 20642-20644.
Nothing but the best. 25128.
Poor Cinderella. 23108.
Summertime pal, have you forgot-
19664,
ten me. 15855.
They can’t repeal my love for you.
21388.
Throw another log on the fire.
23478, 25684, 25685.
Two tickets to Georgia. 4418,
6805.
When the one you love is gone.
19530.
When we girls get together. 2655.
When you kissed me. 2659, 2660,
2661.
Tobias (H. H.):
I’m living on love. 203867.
If it wasn’t for love. 3529.
Toy balloon. 6775.
We're all in the same boat. 4475.
Tobias (Harry):
Here you come with love. 10026.
Lily-May. 5798.
Lou-Anna. 18658.
1605
INDEX
Ooh honey what you do to me.
21016.
00-00-OOH honey what you do to
me. 23033, 23034.
Tobin (J. P.) We're on our way at
last. 4477.
Tocaben (L.) pseud. See Cornish
(W. J.
Tocchi (G. L.) Canti di Strapaese.
4882.
Toee\CA., E.) *
Glorious night in Venice. 3290,
7636, 12209.
Now I’m in love.° 6158.
You’re only mine in dreams.
19621.
Toce (Andrew) I’m gonna make the
grade. 22402.
Toch (Ernst) Symphonie. 21419.
Tochter des regiments. 9814, 11579.
"focus (C. 8.) Easter carol. 7521.
Todd (Clarence) When we meet again.
2656.
Todd (Hsther) That wonderful boy
of mine. 23450.
Todd (M. CC.) Let’s all start over
again. 13802.
Todd (S. W.)
me. 7305.
"Todt = (5. )\:
Peasant cantata. 21696 (22).
Soul, array thyself with gladness.
21696 (238).
Toedman (Pauline) Give me a place
in your heart. 12208.
Toennis (B. L.):
Times are getting better now.
15453
Where the Salmon River flows.
6964.
‘Tognarelly (Umberto) Alt, hvad der
Can’t you confide in
er dejligt, minder mig om dig.
23839.
Toine. 4659, 4677, 6364, 6400, 10530.
Tokach (Louis) Today is the day.
2418.
Tokarczyk (W. J.) Truest friend
mother of mine. 13495.
Toker (Margarete) Mississippi moon.
12800.
Toland
4867.
Toland (R. L.) Queen Marie. 23148.
Tolbert (M. V.) Another day. 9882.
Tolentino (E. V.) Under the blue
(Hewitt) Buy American.
eagle. 17475.
Toler (M. V.) Lead on, Roosevelt.
8084.
Tolkien (J. K.) Sun of the West.
21316.
Tollenaar (OC. H.)
no one knows.
How I love you,
5428.
pt. 11, n. S., v. 28
Under the mellow
6812.
Songs you taught
Tomanocy (Peter)
northern moon.
Tomanoy (Peter)
me. 8886.
Tomarchio (Ludovico)
adise of love. 20981.
Tomaselli (Anthony) Why don’t you
fulfil my dreams. 11563.
Tomasi (Henri):
Capriccio. 13480.
Chanson des sables.
Chants corses. 9596.
Danses de réve. 459.
Sampiero corse. 13235.
Sampiero corso. 25391.
Scénes municipales. 2069.
Tomaszewski (George) How can I
forget I love you Sweetheart. 22312.
Oh, what par-
13990.
Touaba Bpt popgwvra pov. 15466.
Tomia (Hertha) Lazy Louisiana
moon. 12598.
Tomia (Inez) Id rather go walking
with my boy friend. 14392.
Tomich (Olga) In a hollyhock gar-
den. 14513.
Tomlin (B. P.)
2837.
Tomlinson (EK. W.) Someday ’twill
be raining for you. 6547.
Tomlinson (lL. A.) Tho’ you are gone.
2389.
Tommasi (Joseph)
ever forget. 18341.
Tommasini (Vincenzo) :
Due melodie. 17438.
Intermezzo. 6764.
Napule. 6114.
Tomorrow’s touchdowns. 21421*.
Tompkins (George) Lullaby. 22751.
Tompkins (H. A.) That kiss in the
All on account of you.
How could you
moonlight. 21361.
Tompkins (Jack) peg See Atwell
(Wi Hi)
Tone (Peggy) Give me a break. 5255.
Toney (William) Under the eagle
blue. 194387.
Tong (William) Tower of jewels.
15483.
Tonge (Harold) I wonder if you love
me. 18458.
Tonger (Psd. ¢
Bliitenbaum. 9511.
Deutsches lied. 9714.
Es wollt’ ein Mi&gdlein tanzen
geh’n. 9816.
Gaudeamus. 9921.
Gaudeamus igitur. 9922.
Gute kamerad. 20169.
Hymne. 12608.
Klingendes jahr. 18581.
Kommersstimmung. 12574.
Menschen lied. 10561.
O Deutschland hoch
20955.
in ehren.
1606
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1933
Singlade. 13301-13303.
Stiller abend. 11220.
Wanderlied. 11455.
Wanderlied der jugend. 11456.
Weihnachten. 11476.
Tongiana (Battista) Capinera. 21874.
Toni (Alceo):
Ballo delle ingrate. 150, 4775*.
Sinfonia. 25701.
Suite in forma di _ variazioni.
25587.
Too busy to work. 3598.
Too much harmony. 15857, 15883,
15899, 16006, 16029, 16372, 17368,
17466, 17935, 18047, 18372, 19761,
19785.
Tooke (G. F.):
Gone are the shades of night.
22207.
Lord, be our light. 22716.
Toone (B. D.) Do you love me, too,
dear. 12088.
Top of the world. 25705.
Topaze. 15477, 15536.
Torch singer. 16066, 16228, 16787,
18228, 19413, 19958, 20478, 21425.
Torelli (Giuseppe) Tu lo sai. 4404.
Toreros (Los) 13484.
Tormoen (M. M.):
Desert moon. 19940.
Mountain trail. 20797.
My valley of make-believe.
That new deal. 11298.
Torn (Myrtle) Only a dream. 13043.
Torovsky (Adolf) Softly the stars
were shining. 25496.
Torres (J. G.):
Gol. 24351.
Pateta. 25235.
Polvos de la madre Celestina.
25277.
Sole la peletera. 25497.
Torres (Ramon) I’m in love with
you, that’s why. 5520.
12934.
Torres del Alamo (Angel) Tenta-
ciones. 25642.
Torroba (Moreno) Valse wmusette.
15534.
Torstensen (Anne) Sweet evening
breeze. 23398.
Toth (Louis)
Totman (HK. A.)
Beer bill march. 7198.
My Mississippi Rose.
1625.
Totten (S. P.) I need no souvenir.
14460.
Touchton (Ellis) I long for you at
eventide. 10110.
Touey (J..M.) Bit of green ribbon.
(Cale ts
Tounta (P.):
Ine mia peristeri. 7964.
Lily i skandaliara. 8130.
Tourists (The) 19648 (24, 31-83, 47,
57-59, 89, 104, 143, 151-155, 159, 161,
164, 166, 167, 174).
Tourjée (Homer) ’Tis dawn.
Tournemire (Charles) :
Dominica X _ post
7464.
Dominica XI _ post
7465. °
Dominica XII post Pentecosten..
7466.
Trois poémes.
Tournier (Marcel) :
Berceuse russe.
Images. 1109.
Toussaint (L. A.)
for you. 25911.
Tout prés de eau. 2436.
Towber (Chaim) Newspaper
18902.
Towell (E. S8.):
I will always come back to you.
7901.
You’re the one I love.
Towell (Hicks) :
I will always come back to you.
7901.
You’re the one I love. 9306.
Towers (—) That little old cottage
piano. 23434.
Towers (A. L.)
not buy. 16716.
Towers (Leo):
I met a young lady. 22437.
In a little back alley. 3537.
Just pleasing you. 8088.
Let the world go drifting by.
24779. .
My dream. 22882.
One horse town. 23024.
Symphony of the breeze. 23417.
Tell your father, tell your mother.
4323.
There’s a tiny little hair upon
your shoulder. 8989.
We're a great big family. 2581.
Towers (Lorraine) See Towers (A. L.)
Towl (Luella) We’re sing-sing-singing
again. 25798.
Towles (Harry) Sorry. 19258.
Town (Dee) pseud. See Town (V. D.)
11353.
Pentecosten..
Pentecosten..
15479-15481.
202.
With burning love
boy..
9306.
Love that gold can-
Town (V.D.) Sandman waltz. 13236.
Towne (T. M.) Santa Claus and his
helpers. 15733 (306).
Towner (A. P.):
All the way home. 21696 (8).
Be not deceived. 21696 (26).
Come home. 2815 (54).
Hand that was wounded for me.
2815, (123).
I will rejoice. 21696 (187).
Let everybody sing. 21696 (225).
Light in the eastern sky. 21696
(250%
1607
INDEX
Towner (A. P.)—Continued.
No one can help you but eaus.
21696 (281).
OQ wonderful love of my God..
21696 (292).
Old time fire. 2815 (258).
Only a sinner. 2815 (264).
Only Christ can save.
Onward upward. 21696 (300).
Revival hymns. 25992 (56).
Road leads home. 21696 (326).
Step by step. 21696 (356).
Take your brother by the hand.
21696 (366).
There is a gate.
Thou art worthy.
21696 (373).
21696 (380).
Weighed in the balance. 21696
(400).
When the bridegroom comes.
2815 (362).
Worth of a soul. 9332 (401).
Towner (D. B.):
All the way home. 21696 (8).
Be not deceived. 21696 (26).
Come home. 2815 (54).
Hand that was wounded for me.
2815 (123).
I will rejoice. 21696 (187).
Let everybody sing. 21696 (225).
Light in the eastern sky. 21696
(230).
No one can help you but Jesus.
21696 (281).
O wonderful love of my God.
21686 (292).
Old time fire. 2815 (258).
Only a sinner. 2815 (264).
Only Christ can save. 9332 (270).
Onward upward. 21696 (300).
Revival hymns. 25992 (56).
Road leads home. 21696 (326).
Step by step. 21696 (356).
Take your brother by the hand.
21696 (366).
There is a gate. 21696 (378).
Thou art worthy. 21696 (380).
Weighed in the balance. 21696
(400).
When the bridegroom comes.
2815 (362).
Worth of a soul. 9332 (401).
‘Townsend (—):
Bad reputation. 147.
Blues have gone. 4845.
Cottonfield blues. 417.
Do, do, daddling thing. 14114.
I’ll never see her again. 24522.
I love you, sweetheart, I love you.
16401.
Lonesome, I need you. 5840.
Longing for mother. 14682.
Picture on my dresser. 25246.
Right always wins. 15130.
That lonesome train. 2350.
9332 (270).
pt. Il, n. s., v. 28
Unlucky me. 2489.
When it’s hottest time down south.
17573.
Townsend (F. J.):
Day out and day in. 5003.
Golden tears. 5278.
Hot! Hot! Hot! 16826.
‘Neath tomorrow’s moon. 16920.
Snow-time ’way down south.
iy P50 Ee
Waltzing. 17516.
You give me food for thought.
17708.
Townsend (Herbert) That little dawg
o’ mine. 2348.
Townsend (J. E.)
smile. 14234.
‘Townsend (Stephen)
7076 (171).
‘oy symphony on American § airs.
2432.
Toye (Francis) To daffodils. 17429.
Tozer (A. E.) au., and Tozer (M. R.
E.) prop. Catholic church hymnal.
21696 (47).
‘Tracy (Arthur):
I bring a song. 5451, 7792.
My song of you. 1642.
On the shores of sweet romance.
6232.
Tracy. (C.: Bay:
Love’s old sweet story.
Pilsener song. 21062.
Tracey .(G.-iar
In the balmy bye and bye.
(301).
Indiscret parakeet. 4656 (308).
Now I know I know. 4656 (454).
Was ere a maiden so beset. 4656
(673).
Tracy (I. C.) Just the dreams of
yesterdays. 12548.
Tragodie in Arezzo. 6778*.
Trail to old Mexico. 9033.
Trainer (F. M.) Technocracy. 8945.
Translateur (S.):
For a face with a
Land o’ the leal.
20701.
4656
Friihlingszauber. 12177.
Torero. 13483.
Tranum (F. H.) Our spirit. 15010.
Trapp (E.) All my dreams are of
you. 11705.
Trapp (Max):
Sinfonische suite. 19194.
Sonatine. 4231.
Trappey (E. L.) All my dreams are
of you., 11705.
Traske{ A. Es
Heads up. 24412.
Hi de hi. 24428.
I wanna tappa keg. 24587.
Love song. 24854.
Out of the East. 25210.
Traum yon Schoénbrunn. 3188.
1608
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 19383
Trauth (L. M.) Blue eyes. 48386.
T'raver (Lee) Vegetable song. 15537.
Travers (W. S.):
Boom blues. 11831.
New blossom. 12958.
We begin to be so happy again.
11464.
Travisi (Gino):
Cento di questi giorni. 4905.
Madonella campagnola. 5901.
Traxler (J. P.) Silver maple. 21696
(342).
Traxler (Z. <A.) au., and Traxler
(Z. A.) music publisher, prop. Mo-
weaqua mine disaster. 128483.
Traylor (A. G.) au., and Traylor (M.
G.) prop.:
Liberty bell.
Prosperity’s call.
Trayne (J. H.):
Back to the shack I was born in.
197338.
It’s a lonesome world. 20477.
Somebody somewhere is thinking
of you. 21246.
Traynham (S. A.) Little grey-haired
mother of mine. 18630.
Traynor (Chris) Just a barefoot boy
awhistlin’ to his dog. 20523, 22595.
Tre gamle jomfruer. 12517.
Tre uomini in frack. 5140.
Tre uomini in frak. 3200, 4171.
10414-10416.
10968.
Treat (H.) Come back Lottie.
14039.
Treber (Roberta) Just for you.
16590.
Trébinsky (Arkady) Symphonie syn-
thétique. 23416.
Trecartin (J. A.):
Granada. 3815.
Oriental moonlight. 8522.
That you'll be mine. 43388.
Trecate (L. F.) Prode Anselmo.
19044.
Tree (Jack) pseud. See Nussbaum
(Jack)
Treeby (C. K.) Boy and a girl in a
roadster. 7245.
Tregaskis (D. G.) All the little birds
are singing. 93860, 15764.
Treharne (Bryceson) Prince of ped-
dlers. 23133*.
Trei (H. K.) Here comes prosperity.
16302.
Treiber (KH. M.) Ill always worship
you. 10098.
Treike (Hermann) Tanzkreis. 17357.
Treike (Lisa) Tanzkreis. 17857.
Treloar (Hmma)
6130.
Night bird’s call.
Tremaine (Paul) Delia. 12020.
Trémer (Jean):
Beau réve. 13864.
Cloches de Noél. 14030.
Danse des marionnettes. 14073.
Fais dodo, Colin, petit frére.
14202.
Marquis et marquis.
Saint-Jean. 15178.
14749.
Tremlin (Bill) My teardrops. 20886.
Tremper (Hannah):
Dance with me to-night. 24116.
Drink brother. 24200.
Song of the wildwood. 25530.
Waltzing in the night. 25775.
Trenet (Charles) Rengaine d’amour.
11007.
Trent (Jo):
Dancing in blue. 16019, 16020.
Here you come with love. 10026.
Trespailhé-Barrau (Francois) :
Deux coucous. 12031.
Messieurs les maréchaux. 1515.
Montevidéo. 9332 (239).
Trespaillé-B., or Trespaillé-Barrau,
pseud. See Trespailhé-Barrau
(Francois ) ;
Tress (A. O.):
It’s paradise, when I’m with you.
7985.
You taught me how to love.
11649.
Tresselt (F.):
Cireus day. 377.
Hey! rube. 851.
Honolulu Luly. 5414.
Hula dance. 5480, 5431.
Joey the clown. 1199.
Kitten song. 29566.
Sing me a love song. 6518.
Tresselt (Margaret) One moonlight
night on Puget Sound. 13039.
Trevalsa (Joan) See Gurley (Joan)
Trevor (Charles) :
Over the swells afar. 1827.
Wash away your cares. 4466.
Trevor (Huntley) music co., ltd.:
Absolutely free. 17756.
Fiddler Joe, diddle-iddle-iddle-
iddle-um. 5178.
Hen song. 3366.
I shall still keep smiling along.
16453.
Jolly old ma! Jolly old pa.
My idea of paradise. 1617.
Old Father Thames keeps rolling
5697.
along. 3956.
On the golden shores of Wigan.
18952.
There’s a zip about the air beside
the sea. 15482.
Toasts. 2417.
Uncle Oojah’s party. 4415.
Whether a Gentile or Jew.
13653.
Yodle-odle-o! in the mountains.
7025.
Trew (Arthur) Quartet pieces. 1941.
1609
INDEX
Trewin (Elsie) Love you caught me
sleeping. 1401.
Trexell (Babe) See Trexell (D. V.)
Trexell (D. V.) Illuaia. 20480.
Triangle de feu. 8498.
Trice (Gene) You can’t make it if
you can’t take it. 15694.
Trier (S. V.) Nation’s rally song.
20912.
Trimble (P. H.) Reveille. 4101.
Trini (Anthony) Life would be worth
living again. 24789.
Trinity college of music.
13492.
Trinkaus (G. J.):
Adagio and Minuetto.
Allegretto. 24999.
Anchored. 17805.
April. 25714.
Arioso. 23864.
Blue jay. 17918.
Courante. 25402.
Divertimento. 23935.
Evening song. 238864.
Grandfather’s clock. 18252.
Humoreske. 24468.
Largo. 103887.
Listen to the big brass band.
19648 (76).
Minuet. 239387.
Minuet in G. 17888.
Morning mood. 3324.
Nodding tulip. T7076 (248).
Rigaudon. 24378.
Salut d’amour. 25388.
Sarabande. 25402.
Serenade. 15206.
Slavish cradle song.
Slavish dance. 13307.
Tourists. 19648 (151, 152)
Trinkle (H. A.) Why did you make
me love you. 176389.
Trio pub. co. I wonder. 18457.
Trio repertoire. 15491.
Trip thru Monk and Sam’s song farm.
21430.
13490—
9478.
17243.
Tripi (Angelo) I could stand a lot
of loving. 16357.
Triplepatte. 15733 (131, 201, 211, 212,
276, 277).
Trippett (M. <A.) Juanita _ valse.
16570.
Tritonus (R.) pseud. See Roder
(Milan)
Pritt. ( JULIUS x:
For me every night is a dream
night. 679.
She’s my new sensation. 15228.
Trivers (Barry) Rhythm of the day.
2A127T.
Trois jeunes tambours. 15498.
Trois mousquetaires. 14007, 14782,
15495.
Trois princesses. 15496.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Troja (Vallaire) pseud.
(R. A. K.)
Trombley (Isabel) :
I’m in love with you. 24549.
See King
Since you have gone. 2147.
Trompeterliebe. 19422.
Tropical music publishers. Waiting
for you. 238558.
Tropila (Walter)
on no mo’. 46.
Trotére (H.) au., and Trotére (Jeanie)
prop.:
Corner in your heart. 93832 (73).
Guards to the front. 9832 (130).
Wind from the western land.
2815 (369).
Troth (C. H.) Here comes prosper-
ity. 53874.
Trouble in toyland. 21431*.
Trout Bs R.)':
Of thee I sing. 20967.
I jus’ ean’t carry
You quit that. 19613.
Trovatore (Il) 9832 (876), 15733
(369).
Trowbridge (J. H.) Arizona. 13829.
Troxler (Anita) On that wonderful
July night. 28017.
Troy (Albert) You’re a book of
knowledge to me. 11680.
Troy (John) Little hunk of meat.
1337.
Truax. (He A.) 3
Dreaming days. 9765, 14143.
Home dear home to thee. 14351.
Man of the hour. 20714.
Smile, smile, smile. 25479.
Truc du brésilien. 1851, 1933, 2103,
2451, 2539, 6362, 9039.
True (Latham):
Fragrance of the dusk. 699.
Portrait. 1901.
Song etchings. 2204.
True (S. E.) Girl of mine. 16222.
Trued (S. C.) He lives. 3354.
Truette (EH. E.)
salute the happy morn.
Truex (H. A.) pseud.
(H. A.)
Proaitt. «(Hi1tk.)
for mandolin or
25263.
Trujillo (Willie)
home with you.
Trump (C.. W.):
Feelin’ blue for you.
Christians, awake,
21696 (54).
See Truax
Play quick method
mandolin-banjo.
Can’t you take me
21869.
14209.
Havin’ a ding dong good time.
14329.
T.me has made a lot of changes
for me. 13471.
15558.
See Trump
Walkin’ the ties.
Trump (Curly) pseud.
(C. W.)
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Trunk (Richard) :
Deutschland. 9715.
Glaube. 9946.
Heitere lieder fiir eine stimme mit
klavier. 18310.
Klage. 103852.
Sieben lieder fiir eine stimme mit
klavier. 214385.
Trusler (M. S.) Soft winds sighing.
6542.
Trustman (Zelman)
14935.
Truxel (V. L.)
work again.
Truxell (Harl)
New speedway.
When daddy goes to
13624.
Mareh of the toys.
20719.
Truxton (J. D.) jr. Hurray for
N.R.A. 16341.
Trygvasson (Oslaf) Um a fugitive
from love. 5501.
Tryon (EK... L.) Twilight lullaby.
20120.
Trytel (W. L.):
Hilarity. 16309.
Kiss me good-bye. 24733.
Madeleine. 12710.
Someday. 18827.
Tsar Saltan. 662, 22130.
Tschaikowsky (P. I.):
April. 25714.
Chanson triste. 15733 (857).
Come greet the day. 21488.
Lac des cygnes. 23500.
Marche’ caractéristique.
(358).
One who
13497.
Praise ye the Lord. 9048.
Russian dance. 2457.
Sleeping beauty. 6788, 15501.
"Tis twilight. 6789.
Valse. 25715.
Waltz of the flowers.
What is this
15733
has yearn’d§ alone.
214389.
thing called love.
6790.
1812 overture solennelie. 2815
(3385).
Tscharner (Al) On to Reno. 8505.
Tscherepnin (Alexander) :
Ajanta-fresken. 15747.
Festmusik. 637.
Tschern'awsky (A.) Balalaika-
klange. 17862.
Tschesnokov (Paul) Angels’ song.
23853.
a . (A.) Bereceuse. 13765
Tubbs. (Juanita HE.) auw., and Tubbs
(John E.) prop.:
Hand in hand. 16273.
Ill always love Him. 16380.
Tucci (Terig) :
Castilla. 11898.
Mulata. 18800.
recuerdos. 13181.
Tuchinsky (Aaron) Do you eare.
12036.
Tucker (A. J.) Gypsy moon. 20172.
Tucker (B.):
Mean old master. 16766.
T. B. moan. 17351.
Tucker (B. C.) By the sea. 2976.
Tucker (Bessie) :
Bogey man blues. 9513.
Key to the bushes blues. 10345.
Tucker (Don)
5930*, 16760*.
Tucker (Douglas)
Tucker (H. P.)
in your eyes. 24499.
Tucker (Henry) Sweet Genevieve.
9332 (351, 352), 11670 (363).
Tucker (J. C.) Remnants of para-
dise. 11006.
Tucker (Johnny) :
Master dot method.
Fall in love. 3216.
I found heaven with-
Spanish love song. 17284.
Triplets. 4393.
Tucker (S. B.) As we said. good
night. 2872.
Tucker (Stan):
American girl. 13809.
Baby’s smile. 15817.
' Because I love you. 15834.
Before the dawn. 11791.
Best beloved. 4816.
Bill and Nug. 9500.
Bleeding hearts. 15858.
Boat song. 17927.
Broadway babies. 9525.
Bye-bye depression. 2978.
Can’t you see I’m lonely. 311,
13964.
Dance! dance! dance. 19907.
Dear old Shenandoah. 9696.
Dearest, my dear one. 18050!
Death—the lover. 12016.
Don’t call me sweetheart. 5055.
Down memory’s lane. 22055.
Dry agent. 14154.
How could it be. 5426, 10051.
I get a funny feeling. 988.
Tll build a little white house.
957.
I love to be loved like a baby.
16395.
1 love you. 10112.
I’m in heaven when dreaming of
you. 16417.
I’ve joined the N. R. A. 16463.
I’ve seen better days. 20398.
If all love were just one love.
3523.
If the rose-buds never withered.
16491.
1611.
INDEX
Tucker (Stan)—Continued.
In a three-roomed apartment with
Vous ALT!
In an old country lane. 14516.
In my garden of dreams. 79438,
16509.
In your passionate arms again.
18496.
Jig-saw Land. 8010.
Let me kiss the tears from your
eyes. 3658.
Let’s draft a lovers’ code. 20594.
Love ‘neath an Ozark moon.
24852.
Memory’s wall. 16773.
Mother can I hold your baby in
my arms a while. 8323, 12833.
Mother dear, you’ve been my dear-
est pal. 10614.
My enterprising girl. 20833.
My Lucky strikes. 14886.
My old homestead ’way out there.
10688, 16870.
N. R. A. 20900.
N. R. A. for lovers. 20905.
New day in love. 16928.
New deal. 16981.
Over. 21030.
Sally Lou. 19130.
Second hand woman. 17189.
Smile! hitch your wagon to the
star. 11149.
Sweet Emmely. 15367.
Sweetheart of my dreams. 153883.
Take me back to sunny California.
23419.
There’s a_ trail windin’ back.
17403.
There was always something to
hurt me. 4850.
Under the lilac shade. 2482. ,.
Underneath Ohio’s big orange
moon. 13521.
We began to say goodnight in the
moonlight. 11463.
When I waltzed with you. 9183,
13630.
When will the good old times come
back. 9206, 13649.
Why don’t they get married to
stay. 19561.
You carved on my heart, until
death do us part. 11622.
Your girl in the moon, 9316.
Tucker (Tommy) :
I love you. 183890.
Let him live. 98092.
Tucker (W. A.) When it’s Sunday
morning, down in Dixie land.
23649.
Tufts (G. D.) When it was yet dark.
13631, 19517.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 28
Tutts CEL Wiis:
Cathedral reveries. 15942.
Roosevelt N.R.A. march. 17144.
‘Roosevelt N.R.A. march song.
23203.
Tullar 6G. tC.) =
Children’s praise. 4656 (86).
Dewdrop’s blessing. 11670 (73).
Good-bye. 9832 (128).
Good night. TO076 (100).
Higher still and higher. 7076
CE22)-
I love Him. 11670 (149).
Jesus the crucified. 9332 (182).
Nature’s chorus. 11670 (247).
Nearer, O Saviour divine. TO76é
(238).
Pretty flowers. T7076 (266).
Reason why. 63879.
Songs sacred and secular. 4656
(601).
Temple builder. 13435. |
This big round world. T7076 (347).
Wayside hymns. 21511.
We are little helpers. 7076 (373),
9332 (380).
We wish a happy birthday. 7076
(aioe
What think ye of Christ. 17561.
Tullar-Meredith co.:
Children of the starlight. 17977*.
Chimes of Christmas. 15957.
Christmas feast of lights. 17984*.
Echoes of Christmas. 16119*.
Festival of life. 635.
Go forward. 7688.
Little white church. 10445.
Matthias-Ben-HKzra. 3776*.
Morn of victory. 1561.
Noel. 18921.
Resurrection garden. 1978.
Roses of Junetime. 4122.
Santa’s experiment. 21174*.
Signal star. 11110.
Temple of childhood. 8950*.
They presented gifts. 17406*.
Voice of the garden. 44388*.
Tullock (Clyde) Haunting melody
and you. 16288.
Tully (Joseph) Tonight and forever.
11365.
Tumey (R. L.) jr.:
T’ll live in memory. 3445.
On a hillside. 3970.
Sweet Hawaiian melody. 4284.
Tunbridge (Joseph) :
Command performance. 24086.
He wanted adventure. 5354,
18298.
If I lost you. 22479.
Let me love you tonight. 22657.
Monarch of the seas. 5981.
My heart’s to let. 6067.
Rosalie. 23206.
1612
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Smile and be bright. 11147.
So happy. 25490.
When you’ve fallen in love.
You came to me. 11617.
Tunes new and old for sight reading.
17458.
Tunks
1385.
Tupper (C. F.):
Everybody would love. 24239.
Harlem harmony. 24401.
Life is just a Stream. 24787.
New little blue little song. 25104.
Ridin’ in the rain. 25337.
When I’m dancing with you.
25835.
Turbett (L. A.)
June. 4585.
Turechek (Edward) :
Divertissement. 9724.
Flute quintet. 9875.
Introduction and scherzo.
Youth and joy. 7070.
Turina (Joaquin) :
6959.
lingers on.
Love
(Ruby )
Wonderful night in
10243.
Chez le cordonnier. 9605.
Femmes d’Hspagne. 12137.
Silhouettes. 2138.
2™° trio. 23794.
Turine (V.):
Cadets de Brabant. 11873.
Spearmint. 6587.
T’en souviens-tu. 19328.
Turk (John) jr. I’m so heartbroken
now. 7856.
Turk (Roy):
Before we say good-night. 2916.
Let’s tell the truth. 5784.
Turkepine (Annie) Thora. 9332
(360). :
Turkisher (Giska) Sail on silent
moon. 19125.
Turn ye to Me. 13501.
Turnbladh (KH. T.) Are we only
dreaming. 19698.
Turnboo (Wm.) Santos modern
method for piano accordion. 2052.
Turnbow (V. C.):
Caribbean croon. 19827.
Miami moon. 18734.
Old gold moonbeams. 18945.
Turnbull (Mrs. M. B.) auw., and Turn-
bull (Fredericka) prop. Re-enter
the White House door. 4092.
Turner (A. H.) Moon has lifted her
Silver crest. 22827.
Turner (A. J.):
Flat feet. 658.
Hi-de-hi in my soul. 857.
I can’t stop saying your [sic]
beautiful. 923.
I had a dream in the moonlight.
940.
Just to hold a baby in your arms.
1231.
Moon in my room. 1546.
Nobody loves me any more. 1705.
When it rains on a Sunday night.
2632.
Turner (A. O.)
2988.
Turner (Albert) I found a fortune
when I found you. 10086.
Turner (C. W.) Lonely and blue for
you. 38701.
Turner (Clyde)
Turner (G. L.):
Let’s go to the movies. 8102.
Lost, strayed or stolen. 1369.
There’s danger ahead. 11319.
Turner (Grace) :
Drifting down the river of ro-
mance. 19992.
In that cozy little cottage. 20446.
Strolling by the river. 17318.
Turner (Jack):
Jesus, my Saviour, night and day.
Can't say a word.
Noncommittal. 1711.
14584.
Keep a light in your window to-
night. 12560.
Say you love me truly. 25409.
Take me to Thy bosom, Jesus.
15402.
Turner (Jimmy) pseud. See Turner
(L. M.)
Turner (K. C.) Just a bit of wishing.
24693.
Turner (L. M.) Shady lady. 17205.
Turner (Lee):
Good-bye, gal. 12222.
In my dear old Carolina home by
the river. 14525.
Just you. 1233.
Oh dearest, will you be my own.
16968.
Turner (Lonnie) Home is incomplete
without a mother. 5399.
See also Turner (A. O.)
Turner (M. B.) Alabama moon.
15750.
Turner (Miriam) Need you for love.
10722.
Turner (R. A.)
old Muskegon river.
It’s twilight on tne
14572.
Turner (Rip) pseud. See Turner
(Vernon )
Turner (Vernon) So tired. 13319.
Turnquist (B. B.):
Peerless schottische. 21049.
Twilight memories. 11388.
Turton (R. A.) aw., and Turton (A. J.)
prop. Missa solemnis. 17752 (96).
Tush (Alfred) Oh, Betty. 20970.
Tush (Felix) Rosebush. 17154.
Tutelman (H. H.):
Arabesque. 6794.
Baby. don’t say no. 15814.
Love was a dream. 16718.
1613
INDEX
Tuthill (B. C.) Benedicite, omnia
opera. 4810.
‘Tuthill (E. E.) That I’m in love with
you. 15418.
Tuvim (—) See Heywood-Tuvim.
‘Tuvim (Abe):
Heart of the South. 22268.
Plodding along. 23101.
Save the pieces. 23245.
Za-zu-za-zu-zee. 23798.
“Tween the mount and deep, deep vale.
9056.
‘Twenty-four guitar solos. 11670
(312y:
Twenty thousand cheers for a chain
gang. 13298.
Twice 20 choral songs for choirs.
23507.
Twinem (M. G.)
‘Twinn (Sydney) :
Junior scale and arpeggio manual.
3601.
Path of progress. 15029, 15030.
Study of time and pulse. 2259.
‘Twist (E. B.) Here comes prosperity.
12286.
Two Christmas folk songs.
Two guitars. 6803, 13509.
Yes, I say. 23748.
21599.
‘Twopenny tune. 6806.
Tyburski (Adam) I’m in love with
you, Sue. 5519.
Tychewicz (Frank) Love’s mystery.
1416.
Tye (M. M.) When the twilight
comes. 236638.
Tyers (Lena) Loves menu. 11670
(212).
Tyers (W. H.) Loves menu. 11670
(212).
Tyler (Charlotte) Letit alone. 23795
(48).
‘Tyler (Ethel) Call me again. 15915.
Tyler (Gertrude) Sunset and you.
8898.
Tyler (J. E.):
Something always comes between
my dreams and you. 17266.
Talkin’ to the river. 13422.
You can find it in the heart of
Harlem. 15693.
Tyler (Lottie) Jolly jungle boys.
11670 (179).
Tyler (Mary) I’m living on love and
I like it. 22411.
Tyner (C. E.):
Heaven on earth. 3363.
I had to fall in love with you.
7811.
It’s such a wonderful feeling.
7988.
On Tampa Bay. 3972.
That was how I knew I lost you.
15421.
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 28
Tyner (Nell) Just another little kiss.
16586.
Tyrtaios (G.) Eimai o magas tou
Psyrrh. 18138.
Tyson (M. L.):
Great Divide. 3319.
May. 3779.
Noon and night. 3936.
Oh butterfly. 3947.
Tyte (A. M.) Lightfoot. 3685.
Ubojcich (Tom) I’m dreaming
dreams of you. 5507.
Udall (Lyn) pseud.
(Jack)
Uberfall (Der) 4414.
Ufaton verlags, g. m. b. h.:
Airman song. 9352.
Das ist der zauber vom gritinen
Rhein. 7428.
Es klopft an die ttir. 7539.
F.P. 1 antwortet nicht. 7550.
Free and easy. 22157.
Ich bei tag und du bei nacht.
3514.
If you forget. 22488.
In a year—in a day. 3539.
In the taikies every Sunday night.
22534.
Keep on the bright side. 3626.
Poor working girls. 4053.
Schwarze husar. 4151.
Strich Gurch die rechnung. 4259.
Truly rural gentlemen. 43899.
Und es leuchtet die Puszta. 9069.
Wenn die liebe mode macht. 9158.
Where the lighthouse shines across
the bay. 11588.
Wie hab’ ich nur leben koénnen
ohne dich. 9240.
Wie sag’ ich’s meinem mann.
4567.
Uher (Bruno) Ich hab dich ja so
lieb, mein schatz. 18462.
Uhl (Alfred) Kleine suite. 18579.
Uhl (Martin) Konnen sie mir nicht
bis morgen, ihr geliebtes herzchen
borgen. 1263.
Uhlik (J. D.)3
All that I ask
7110.
I’se done my best. 7876.
Where the cotton meets the corn.
See Keating
is your smile.
11536.
Ulenski (Jan) Polish dance album.
10917.
Ulfig (Walter) Wenn der birnbaum
bliiht. 6903, 6904.
Ulich (G. B.) Always a thought of
you. 23840.
Ulistein, a. g. Banditen. 13000.
Ulpts (Reinhold) Good by, prohibi-
tion. 20145.
Ultimo var6n sobre la tierra. 9066.
1614
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
——
Umbaugh (K. M.)
world go by. 4467.
Umpire (The) 9332 (78, 95, 151, 207,
350, 370, 403), 11670 (33), 15733
(63).
Und es leuchtet die Puszta. 9069.
Unden (Martin):
Alimony Lou. 19665.
Cheerful little chairful. 3022.
Draggin’ around with you. 5073.
Just two lovers. 12550, 16596.
Underhill (Ned) :
Coconut grove. 19869.
Keep faith in Roosevelt.
Ungar (D. E.)
Watching the
18569.
Song for mother.
8817.
Unger (Hermann) Althamburger
opernsuite. 17789.
Unger (Stella) Presidents on parade.
4062, 6346.
Ungerbuehler (W. EH.) We've a new
deal coming soon. 6885.
Unheimliche (Der) 45738, 4574.
Union musicale franco-espagnole:
Canta guitara. 11882.
Gitana del albaicin. 12200.
Mi caballo murio. 12784.
Nifio de La Palma. 18908.
Ofrenda a Debussy. 8465.
Portera. 13125.
Rosario. 19108.
Valse musette. 15534.
Union of South Africa, reciprocal
copyright protection of music, p. 5.
United Lutheran church in America.
Board of publication :
Best day of the year. 9495.
Darkness—dawn—day. 4683.
In the fulness of time. 20450.
United musie publishers, lItd.:
-. Every day I love you a little bit
more. 18156.
Fairy-tale. 619, 5163.
Friends once more. 9907.
Get a cheer-up Smile. 732.
Gipsy, sing for me. 16220.
Heykens’ second serenade.
3375, 24427.
In the old baronial hall. 18492.
My chiquita. 18812, 25024.
Natascha in Samovar, when lights
are low. 1657.
Now ain’t that wonderful.
Senorita mine. 17194.
Shanghai. 17206.
Song of the river. 25527.
Take a spot of happiness. 2306.
Throw open wide your window.
17417.
Village band. 11423.
When a man’s in love. 17563.
When everyone else has passed
you by. 6917.
Where’s George.
854,
20949.
6961.
38188—34——35
Will you dance through life with
: me. 25902.
United States northeastern peniten-
tiary. Northeastern. 18922.
Universal edition, a. g.:
Ajanta-fresken. 15747.
Anna Karenina. 2857.
Barcarolle. 156.
Bei den marionetten. 185.
Chanson der Madeleine.
30138.
Divertimento. 24156.
Divertimento breve. 9723.
Donna Diana. 24161*.
Festmusik. 687.
Gesegn dich laub. 24327.
Gliick im haus. 9948*.
Grosse meister ftir kleine hinde.
3012,
3326.
Grosstadt-nichte. 3327.
Halleluja. 24383.
Ich habe lust im weiten feld.
12432.
Ich habe mir eines erwahlet.
24599.
In der stadt. 10207.
Jubilate. 12525.
Koszonto. 10361.
Konzert. 657.
Konzertsttick. 9479.
Kreidekreis. 103866*.
Leggenda sinfonica.
Lieder. 253876.
Marseh der
31TA.
Matra pictures. 10528.
Michael Kohlhaas. 24953*.
Nana. 10712*.
Neue meisterklinge. 3918.
Neues notenbuch. 3919.
Oktaven und quinten uw. a.
Priludium und doppelfuge.
Praeludium, und toccata.
Rattenfainger von Hameln.
Ritmica ostinata. 1987.
Schifferliedchen. 11065.
Sechs deutsche volkslieder.
Sechs friihe lieder. 25414.
Silbersee. 11111*.
Sis cancons populars de Cata-
lunya. 3273.
Sonata. 322.
Sorgenbrecher. 25541.
Spinnstube. 42438*, 11205*.
Suite. 23908.
Trinklied. 11372.
Trio. 9867.
Variationen. 2509.
Verlobung im, traum.
Vier duette. 9448. ‘
Vier kleine miinnerchore. 1265.
Vierundvierzig duos. 9462-9465.
Wedding musie. 11472.
Wiener singmesse. 11570.
3652.
zeitungsverkaufer.
11845.
10929.
10932.
4090*.
3850.
11416*.
1615
INDEX
pt. ITT, n. s., ¥. 28
Universal edition—Continued.
Zehn kleine klavierstiticke. 24211.
Zu Regensburg auf der kirch-
turmspitz. 25988.
Zur erntezeit. 11664.
Zwanzig ungarische volkslieder.
161.
Zwei lieder. 10368.
2 fest-fanfaren. 9961.
II. konzert. - 11667.
8 polonaises. 11069.
386 etuden. 1238.
42 etudes ou caprices. 1266.
60 etudes. 2721.
Universal march folio. 17484.
Universal music sales:
Here ’tis. 7739.
Little bit of heaven. 8187.
Taxes. 8942.
When the sun comes up in the
morning. 21570.
Universal pictures corp.:
Forget. 20082.
I’m gonna meet you half way
Lord. 20863.
Lucy’s theme.
Universal pub. co.
in love. 16034.
University carol book. 6822.
Universum verlags, a. g.:
Du kleine Ruth bist doch ’ne
reizende frau. 20001.
Sternennacht. 23382.
Verzeihen sie mein fraiulein wenn
ich frage. 11417.
Unrath (C. L.) Konig Karl marsch.
5TAT.
Unschuld vom lande. 16106, 17298.
Up for the derby. 20302.
Up in the morning early. 15733 (360).
Upcraft (Margaret) I danced into
love with you. T7801.
Upham (G. H.):
Tll be seeing you. 14411.
Pretending. 6347.
Uppsagd. 25745, 25746.
Upson (Dean):
Forever and ever more. 22147.
In the sleepy hills of Tennessee.
102338.
Little shoes. 3695, 3696, 10444.
My heart is in the heart of the
Rockies. 22887.
When it’s lamp lightin’ time in
the valley. 9185, 25838.
See also Vagabonds, Dean, Curt
and Herald.
Upton (Earl) No other one but you.
20942.
Uptown New York. 9100.
Urban (Max):
20704.
Dear old Iowa I’m
No me mires asi. 14948.
Noche del pecado. 18919.
Rima de amor. 1985.
Urban Visions of you.
25755.
Urbanek (F. A.) & sons:
Five love songs. 9908.
Intermezzo. 23233.
Kadence ku L. Beethoven, op. 61,
violin concerto D-dur. 22618.
Poéme. 4051.
Polka. 4052.
Urbanski (L.) I didn’t mean to be
mean to you. 24490.
Uricenio, CY. ik My album of
dreams. 8346.
Urmeneta (A.):
Agarrate. 4674.
Angelillo. 11722.
Esaborio. 5138.
Mi Gitano. 1518.
Soy Andaluza. 4674.
Tio Chupito. 2409.
Urschalitz (P. C.) Nobody wants
me for their wife. 6149.
(Michael)
Ursell . (Eddie) Gosh, I’ve got a
broken heart. 769.
Ursmar (V. O.) - Adieu Conchita.
4669, 7082.
19589.
Because of you.
Use your imagination.
Usera (Raymond)
4794.
Usrey (Robert) Oh my little dirty
faced Mary. 22999.
Utah state agricultural college.
the Utah aggies. 24382.
Utermoehlen (W. G.):
Let’s go America. 20599.
You’re an_ old-fashioned girl.
13735.
Utley (Uldine) :
Faith turns the night into
Hail
the
day. 5165.
In my heart today. 5627.
Rose of Sharon. 23214.
Spirit of the living God. 6594.
Wonderful love of Jesus. 23728.
Uva (Helen) Jig-saw puzzles. 3593.
Vacation days. 235381*.
Vacca (F. A.) When I say that you
are lovely. 17571.
Vacek (Karel or Karl):
Du schwarzer Zigeuner. 3179,
Mod Sa
Nikdy se nevrati pohadka mladi.
10746, 10747.
Sag’ es mir
21164, 25385.
Vacha (R. F.):
Christmas spirt [sie] 374.
Coming thro’ the woods.
Flying bird. 674. ;
Love is calling. 14698.
Vadillo (Luis) Quien. 4080.
Vafides (J. C.) If I can’t have my
queen. 7909.
noch einmal...
402.
1616
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Vagabonds, Dean, Curt and Herald:
Little old brick church. 1848.
Little shoes. 3695, 3696.
See also Upson (Dean), Poulton
(Curt) and Goodman (Herald)
Vail (C. L.):
Arizona trail. 117381.
How could you forget me. 14866.
Vail (Myrtle) How can you tell if it’s
love. 5423.
Valdambrini (Agostino) Quando la
donna vuole. 1940.
Valdemar (Paul) Merry shipmates.
12781.
Valdes (E. B.) Me pides. 22794.
Valdes (EH. R.):
Marinero en el golfo. 5925.
Nunca te creas. 6167.
Valenti (Thomas) May I have this
dance With you. 24910.
Valentin (Erich) Liber organi.
10412.
Valentine (C. I.):
Art of playing the piano accord-
ion. 107.
Troglodyte. 23495.
Valentine (Nathaniel) Way to kiss a
girl. 13585. .
Valentino (Frank) Flame. 12145.
Valiant (Emil) Sitting on a rain-
bow. 21226.
Valier (Lou):
I'd hate to see it end. 16359.
I found a short cut to heaven.
16367.
I lcve you more than words can
tell. 16398.
I’m so glad, that I’ve discovered
you. 16431.
That’s why I believe in dreams.
17380.
Was last night the last night with
you. 17520.
Valkenburg (Warner Van) See Van
Valkenburg (Warner)
Valle (I. M.):
Canelera. 21864.
Mariquita esta durmiendo. 22780.
Pulquera. 23143.
Valle (Luisa):
Ando en busca. 21738.
Canelera. 21864.
Mariquita esta durmiendo. 22780.
Pulquera. 23148.
Valle (T. R. Del) See Del Valle
Cr. RK.)
Vallée (Rudy) Old Man Harlem.
6210.
Valler (J. T.) Redwood let’s go.
19074.
Vallevona (Antonio) Love is a
charming thing. 13881.
Vallier (W. E.) Do you think that
you could care. 18088.
Valls (Josep) Concerto. 13534.
Valsien (—) Province. 6359.
Valverde (Hstic and J.) Carnations.
2999)
Valway (Fred) Dear mother. 9693.
Van Alen (M. L.) Alone with dreams.
23836.
Van Allen (G. B.) Seriptural songs
and choruses. 23256.
Van Alstyne (Egbert) :
Camp meetin’ time. 25992 (10).
Cheyenne. 2815 (49).
Drifting and dreaming. 5089.
Get a ticket. 2815 (100).
I’m going back to Chicago. 25992
(25)
I'm going to California. 2815
(144).
I’m wise. 25992 (26).
I wonder what the wild waves are
saying. 2815 (151).
Sally. 25992 (61).
Shoulder straps. T7076 (315).
Something seems to tell me I’m
in love with you. 11670 (348).
What’s the use of anything.
25992 (77).
When the sun comes tumbling
down. 6946.
Won’t you come over to my house.
25992 (83).
Your Chicago, my Chicago. 13751.
Van Aman (A. V.):
I saw the highway of love. 20391.
In my arms. 16508.
Spirit of ’33. 19272.
Van Buren (Burrell) For composi-
tions by B. Van Buren, see this in-
dex under names of claimants of
copyright.
Vance (Alan):
I'll always belong to you. 22364.
Say it with a song. 25406.
Write me a song I can sing.
23784.
Vance (D. R.) When it’s time to say
goodnight. 17578.
Vance (R. L.):
Dungeon dirge. 5097.
Hlopement blues. 5123.
Hivening. 5145.
L-o-v-e spells love for me. 5874.
Tango-amor. 6690.
What would you do. 6914.
Van Cura (KE. C.) ‘Tell me you love
me. 2336.
Van Dael (John) Mary, that old
sweetheart of mine. 8249.
Vandal (George) Man of the hour.
16749.
Vandall (N. B.):
He’s the one I love. T7716.
Wedding robe. 9154.
Won’t bow down to idols. 9254.
1617
INDEX
VanDenburgh (Bill) pseuwd. See Van-
Denburgh (M. M.)
VanDenburgh (M.
rhapsody. 15778.
Vanderburgh (R. P.):
Mach nes. 38749.
You, dear. 13719.
You’re my forgotten song. 15712.
Vanderhoof (Mary) Ship of state.
8746.
Vanderlaan (Simon) :
Love ’em and leave ’em. 5859.
M.) American
Moods. 10589.
You better eat them beans. 7035,
11614.
Vanderlip (lL. E.) Believe me, dear.
SO. a
Vandersloot (C. D.) pseud. See Lin-
coin, (CE JA)
van Der Woude (John) United we
stand. 11405.
Van Deusen (Grace):
Hurrah! hurrah! hurrah! the
corner’s found at last. 12319.
Prosperity, Deel 8621.
Vandevere (J. L.
All over the map. 4694.
Play and sing book. 23098.
Van Domelen (Charles) My desire.
20827.
Van Dorr (A.):
Ey’ry night was boy night till I
met you. 24240.
Mollie M’Guire. 22824.
Poor lil’ birdie. 25280.
Van Dyke (Harry)
18925.
Van Dyke (May)
4732.
Vane (R. D.) Illustrated tap rhythms
and routines. 10196.
Van Grove (Isaac) Romance of a
people. 15146, 23196*.
Van Hefte (Bernard) When you're
wrapped in the arms of another.
4525.
Van Hoorebeke (—)
(— van)
van Katwijk (Paul)
23588.
VanKeuren (G. L.):
Mother dear mother.
They call it modern jazz. 21386.
Van Kirk (F. M.) I want love. 1043.
Van Liew (C. D.) With you and me.
2718.
Van Loan (P:):
Jimmie Dante. 16559.
Marlowe’s circus parade.
November.
As a_ shepherd.
See Hoorebeke
Valse mignonne.
20790.
22782.
Ned Lynn. 16921.
Rodeo parade. 25351.
Van Loo (L. J.). You are beyond
sweet to my heart my Valentine.
4607.
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Van Loon (J. H.) jr.:
Am I in love. 67.
Walking with the Pekinese.
Van Maren (L. D.):
Come my love. 17997.
When you waltz with the one you
love. 21580.
Vann (Al):
Falling star. 3217.
I’m traveling with love. 3486.
2553.
Many thanks for the dance.
_ 24894.
Mistaken in you. 24967.
Okay pal. 6202, 10793.
Sunshine. 25595.
Your life was built around me.
25981.
Vann (J. K.) Little elf. 10484.
Van Nieuwland (John) At the world’s
fair. 19712.
Vannini (Augusto) Ave Maria. 11749.
Van Norman (Horace) What else
could I do. 13616.
Van Nort (Isabel) :
Playing soldier. 4042.
Waltz of the wee fingers. 4458.
Van Norton (George) Out in the
western skies. 23050.
Van Nuys (J. C.) Ill love you just
the same. T7824.
Van Raalte (David):
I want to be naughty and yet be
nice. 20402.
Roll around to me.
Van-Rhea (R.) pseud.
21141.
See Schropp
(R. J.) jr.
Van Scoik (Mabel) I’m rich—and
how. 12398.
Van Scoit (Charles) Aching arms.
23813.
Vanselous (W. D.):
Goodbye hard times. 9967.
If you’ll help pass the time away.
7922.
Van Sickle (Robert):
Back to good old days again.
9452.
Dreams of long ago. 3170.
In my garden of love. 10219.
Lonesome. 20660.
There’s a new soul in heaven
above, Thomas A. LEHdison.
15480.
’Till then prosperity will never
end. 23477.
Times have changed. 19391.
Upward bound. 11409.
Why do you treat me like this.
2694.
Van Slyke (M. L.). Lonely for me.
18641.
van Someren-Godfery (Masters) Ana-
creon. 2852.
1618
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Van Spall (P. A.):
Honey can’t you see. 24448.
It was in September. 12507.
Van Tassel (A. M.) -Just keep on
-smileing [sic] 8036.
Van Valkenburg (Warner) Mexicana.
Van Velsor (Leila) :
Don’t say no to Cupid. 12051.
Since love has been my inspira-
tion. 19191.
You’re the rose in my garden of
dreams. 13742.
Vargas (P. J.) Autumn leaves a float-
ing. 23885.
Vargo (Isabel) Sweet dreams. 2278.
Varkett (C. K.) When yow’re lone-
some and blue. 6955.
Varlack (Andrena) You’re gone but
not forgotten. 2772.
Varley (Irene) See Rose (BH. I. V.)
Varnadre (E. G.) Sweet memories
sweetheart, of you. 17835.
Varnum (Dorothy):
Sometimes. 21251.
You be my fiddler. 15692.
Varsan (Paul) pseud. See Henniker
CP. -V..)
Vashtie (Don) Yow’re the one that I
love. 15715.
Vaska (Constance) :
I’m just a cousin of Dinah. 16419.
Sleepy head. 19212.
Song of mystery. 19243.
You get me. 19606.
Vasquez (J. C.) Sweetheart of all
my dreams. 21328.
Vassallo (H. R.):
You are my dream sweetheart.
25948.
You’ve got me wrong. 23780.
Vasseur (Henry):
Ami perdu. 7126.
Bergére et le monsieur. 7206.
Chanson de la mariée. 7325.
Danse de la reine d’Avril. 7424.
Dors, mon petit gars. 7475.
Hans de Schneekelock. 7692.
Tl faut marier nos filles. 7925.
Labourez, Margot, les vignes.
8062.
Las! je wirai plus. 8072.
O belle étoile du matin. 8454.
Quatre chansons enfantines. 9091.
Rois et bergers. 8675.
Vassilakis (Irene) Little bum. 5811.
Vaughan (Edward) I love to dream
of you. 18389.
Vaughan (Hilary) Peepshow. 19004.
Vaughan (J. J.) Virginia. 11427.
Vaughan (Jas.) It’s hard to find a
king like me. 11670 (174).
Vaughan (Lynn) pseud. See Geehl
(Henry)
Vaughan (Z. B.) Take me with you
to Hawaii. 25628.
Vaughan Williams (Ralph) :
Claribel. 15733 (61).
Dream land. 15733 (88).
Vaughn (Hileen) My love for you.
6080.
Vawter (D. F.):
Lonely waiting for you. 93832
(215).
Twilight. 4656 (653).
Veach (F. L.) Old fashion church
around the corner. 10797.
Vecchione (Giuseppe) Rusella. 19121.
Vecsei (D. J.):
Anywhere with you. 92.
Cupid in the moonlight. 11993.
Gypsy serenade. 9988.
In a Gypsy’s heart. 1112.
It’s our anniversary day. 12500.
Love, bring my love back to me.
13774, Bey
Rey de los Gitanos. 11011.
Sing a song of sin. 18296.
Spend an evening athome. 18359.
Veillée de Noél. 4429.
Vellones (Pierre) :
Chanson. 11414.
Octave. 17382.
Vellucci (Paul) Hawthorn tree. 14830.
Velsor (Leila Van) See Van Velsor
(Leila)
Vené (Ruggero) :
Apuana. 96, 4727.
Bacchanalian song. 15818.
Love’s despair. 16724.
Lullaby. 3746.
Sea dirge. 17188.
Venere. 9564.
Venezia. 21780, 227738.
Veneziani (Vittore) Coro dei cori.
9649.
Venn (Ogden) Take me as I am.
6684.
Venners (R. C.) For you. 3242.
Venning (Pete) Song without words.
23344.
Venter (Mrs. G.) See Venter (R. H.)
Venter (R. H.):
Day dream. 14081.
Violets. 15546.
Venton (B. J.) When all the world
forsakes you, send for me. 11490.
Ventre (Frank) :
Fox-trot. 24290-24298.
Waltz, V. 25774.
Ventre (LE. Jars
Pioneers. 19012.
Sunset. 21317.
Ventura (Ray) C’est idiot, mais ¢c’est
marrant. 24018.
Venturini (Rose) Lady Moon. 14629.
Venus in seide. 44381.
1619
ae.)
INDEX
pt. OI, n. s., v. 28
Venuti (Joe):
Apple blossoms. 4721.
Black and blue bottom. 4826.
Runnin’ ragged. 6484.
Verbeckmoes (EF. A.) Gotta have
some lovin’. 20158.
Vercingétorix. 19454*.
VerCutren (T. M. H.) See Hawkins
(Thelma )
Verdalle (Gabriel) :
Bagatelle. 4656 (45).
Czardas. 4656 (119).
En reve. 4656 (161).
Graziella. 4656 (224).
Verde (Luca) Ricordi. di
13191.
Verdi (Giuseppe):
Aida. 93832 (875).
Triumphal march. 25749.
Trovatore. 9832 (3876),
(369).
Verdun (Henry):
Béguin d’un jour. 17891.
C’est la jeunesse. 17947, 17948.
C’est toujours amour. 17949.
Coeur ne viellit pas. 17992.
Coffret mystérieux. 388.
Dernier virage. 7446.
En dansant la biguine.
Enfants. 18146.
Fanfare de Nanterre. 628.
Faut pas s’presser. 18166.
Fils de Mickey. 5184.
Je suis trop bonne fille. 10293.
Je vends mon coeur. 5684, 5685.
Jeune fille du train de banlieue.
Svezia.
15733
588.
18536. :
Mon idéal 4 moi. 14816.
Montléry. $8304.
Ouverture miniature. 8534, 15015.
Quand on revoit la sienne. 19055.
Simple histoire. 6507.
Veretti (Antonio):
Alba. 7102.
Favorito del re.
Gest. 7622.
Madrigaie e Ballata.
Ora di barga. 8520. |
Verger (Christiane) Parce
soir. 18993.
Verlag moderner deutscher volksmu-
sik. Yanka. 7019.
Verlagsanstalt deutscher tonktinstler
g.m.b. h. Sieben ausgewihlte kla-
vierstiicke. 21187, 21188.
9851.
5905.
qu’un
Verlobung im traum. 11416*.
Verlorene walzer. 19455.
Vermosen ( Lucien ) Resignation.
15118.
Verna (Giuseppe) Sinfonia gli allori.
21218.
Verner (H. C.) Pride of the ball.
25297.
1620
Vernon ({M. L.):
Bluer than blue. 138915.
You will find a little blue in every
rainbow. 15722.
Verroust (L.) Chaste Suzanne.
7339, 14000.
Versaci (Frank)
8164.
Versiohlene liebe.
Verweire (J. L.)
7338,
Long ago far away.
6837.
Unison band book.
13526.
Vesliga (Edw.) If you were only
mine. 14506.
Vestal (Mignonne)
Vi som ga kOksvégen.
Vicaris (Angelo De)
Laugh. 8076.
7526, T7569.
See De Vicaris
(Angelo)
Vickers (Elizabeth) Dry that little
tear. 18127.
Vickers (Ida) Dear little pal of
mine. 24132.
Victor (Frank):
Frets and strings. 18204.
Guitar in blue. 18261.
Stringin’ along with Annabelle.
15345.
Victor (Gustave) He left me on my
wedding day. 20208.
Victor (J. F.) Victor method of class
instruction for band and orchestra.
25750.
Victor (Kaye) pseud. See Schatzman
(Wake)
Victor (L. W.) Why did you leave
me alone. 21612.
Victor pub. co., inc. Victor method
of class instruction for band and
orchestra. 25750.
Victoria (I. L.) Envying the birds.
T5385.
Victoria music pub. co., ltd.:
Bless her little heart. 13905.
Five-fifteen. 22127. .
Happy and contented. 24391.
I wonder how the old folks are
tonight. 1058. -
Love locked out. 24847.
No thrill. 22965.
Oh! Johanna. 22995.
Then the moon came out. 15422.
Was love a dream. 25781.
Vida por otra. 2520.
Vidal (J. M.):
Abuela de Pichi. 12.
Chulo finolis. 375.
Cuando canta mi guitarra.
Mujer espanola. 1578.
Vidmar (J. J.) Here comes prosper-
ity. 5377.
Vie athenienne. 2507.
Viecenz (Herbert)
9721, 9722.
Vienna (Franz) pseud. See Steininger —
(I'ranz)
443.
Divertimento.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Viennese memories of Lehar. 138549.
Viennese refrain. 21474.
Viennese waltz. 17417, 17563.
Vier (S. R.) Sleepy dark night.
15262.
Viesselman (J. E.):.
All your time. 54.
Drifting down the pathway of the
moon. 24197.
Vieu (Jane):
Arlette. 4656 (29).
To the land of dreams. 9332
(364).
Vieux (Maurice):
4™° etude en fa mineur. 2807.
57° etude en ut diéze mineur.
2808.
6"° etude en fa diéze mineur.
2809
Vieweg (C. F.) g.m.b.h. Reisekam-
erad. 19077.
Vieweg (H. J.):
Liebe ist da-trallalala. 1314.
Lieber schatz, ich habe heut’
geburtstag. 5789.
Viggers (Lillian) :
Cheerfully live along. 15954.
I’m looking for you. 22416.
Marigold. 1477.
Vigorita (Ciro) :
Dreaming. 18112.
Girl of my dream. 24331.
I’m happy with you. 16414.
Time is flying. 19389.
Yes you did say yes. 17690.
Vilar (J.) Borinquen bella. 11833.
Vileta (1.) pseud. See Siegel (Louis)
Villa (Ignacio) :
Montafia de amor. 8308.
Ruego. 6431.
Villa (Pastor) :
Hterno enamorado. 12107.
Rumba en el cacique. 13220.
Village associates, inc. Dans mon vil-
lage. 7422*,
Villajos (—) Canta guitara. 11882.
Villamor (Rosalio) Seven melody
‘boys. 25433.
Villamore (VY. A.) I love you darling.
978.
Villatte (J.) Solféges de concours 4
2 yorr, 1933.9 23313;
Villegas (J. A.) Amor de ciego. 75.
Villoldo (A. G.) Choclo. 4923.
Vincent (Aurice) I wish I could see
you smile. 20412.
Vincent (KF. EH.) Bread and cheese
and kisses. 19790.
Vincent (H. B.):
Garden of Kama. 13765 (60, 61).
In the early, pearly morning.
18765 (98).
No rival like the past. 13765
(133).
Oh, silver stars. 18765 (144).
Vincent (J. A.) I wish I could see
you smile. 20412.
Vincent (Lorenzo) Tennessee moon.
21352.
Vincent’ (Nat) It’s heaven to me.
1170.
Vincent (R. B.) Give me a pick and
shovel. 7627.
Vincent (W. C.) Lover without love.
20696.
Vincent & Howard, ltd. It’s heaven
to me. 1170.
Vincent ventures. 6842, 8945, 13550*.
Vinci (S. P.) I can’t help it. 3416.
Vinci (Sam) I can’t help it. 3416.
Vine (Benj.):
Augustine. 2880.
Deliver me, oh Lord. 3117.
Everything was simply charming.
3208.
Here is my love. 3369.
Hipper dip. 3382.
I vos dere, Charlie, vos you.
3504.
Nina. 3930.
Nine o’clock serenade. 3931.
Within the reach of. millions.
4582.
Vine (John) Christ is the world’s re-
deemer. 11935.
Vingt chansons bretonnes. 21751.
Vinnicombe (HH. HE.) Hooray for our
day boi ther sea. 10045.
Vinopal (Margaret). There are no
silver threads among the gold.
25664.
Viol (J.) Nouvelle méthode compléte
de flite. 3988.
Violet (Vinny) pseud. See Genovese
(V2)
Violettes impériales. 8557, 12042,
12201.
Violin is singing in the street. 13553.
Violinsky (Sol) pseud. See Ginsberg
(Solly )
Violle (Berenice) :
Polar bears. 138119.
Two donkeys. 13508.
Virtt. d’amore. 5262.
Viscuso (Vincent) Blue eagle waltz.
19774.
Visintini (Mario) Ultima illusione.
17470.
Vita (Alfredo De):
Ram pam pam. 1954, 10994.
Téléphone. 2333, 11282.
Vita (Giuseppe De) :
Farfalle cinesi. 627.
Isabella. 1160.
Vital (Louis) In my arms forever to
hold. 24638.
1621
INDEX
pt. DI, n. s., v.28
Vital (M. 8S.) My California sweet-
heart. 22869.
Vitale (Carlo) Tango della bambola.
21348.
Vittadini (Franco) Pliniana. 8582.
Vittoria (T. L. da) Estote fortes in
bello. 22097.
Vivaldi (Antonio) :
Concerto in la maggiore. 15995.
Concerto per violino. 404.
Konzert. 17498.
Pastorale. 23549.
Violin-konzert. 23544.
Vivian (Al.) Democratic way. 16041.
Vizard (G. J.) I love ya both ways.
24530.
Vocalizzi. 13554-13556.
Vodery (Will) Hills of old New
Hampshire. 16811.
Vodicka (Joseph) Marguerite. 18708,
18709.
Vogel (H. L.):
Chicago. 351.
On this day.
Singin’. 2156.
Whispering lane. 2679.
Vogel (Moritz) aw. and Vogel (Else)
1774.
prop. Zwei sonatinen. 23795 (108,
109).
Vogel (Wladimir) :
Ritmica ostinata. 1987.
Wagadu’s untergang durch die
eitelkeit. 6849.
Vogelhindler (Der)
Vogler (Abbé)
9103.
Holy is the Lord our
God. 20242.
Vogt (Olin) Dreaming of mother.
22072
Voice of the garden. 4488*.
Voice of the unseen. 6847*.
Voice of youth. 2534.
Voigt (Herman) Luther, the gift of
God. 18686.
Voigt (M. L.)
Idaho. 18491.
Voix de sa maitresse. 6638, 1479.
Voix qui meurt. 3149, 3215, 44380.
Vol (Herman De) See DeVol (Her-
man) .
Voldemar (Rosemberg) :
Adieu que l’on dit trop vite. 17761.
Bois touffu. 138920.
In the mountains of
C'est le plaisir que j'aime. 24014.
Méfie-toi du printemps ... Lou-
lette. 14766.
Moi... je m’ennuie. 22823.
Mon amour. 18758.
Ne reviens pas. 10718.
Reste encore, veux-tu. 19082.
Volga boatmen. 23550.
Volkel (G. W.) Prelude and Toccata.
13849.
Volkman (Elmer)
I’m erying. 4631.
You’re laughing,
Volksfest (Das)
Volksfest nacht. 13558.
Volkwein bros., inc.:
Alhambra festival. 21717, 21718.
At eventide. 15805.
Beautiful dreamer. 7188.
Come where my love lies dream-
ing. 385.
Fort Duquesne.
Gentle Annie. 7620.
Hail to Pitt. 12250:
Hard times come again no more.
7701.
Knights of chivalry. 1261, 8058.
Massa’s in the cold, cold ground.
8251.
My old Kentucky home.
Nelly was a lady. 8421.
Oh, Susanna. 8474.
Old Black Joe. SATT.
Old dog Tray. 8479.
Old folks at home. 8482.
Tower march. 11369, 11370.
Twilight hour. 17464, 21445.
Uncle Ned. 9067.
Willie we have missed you. 9242.
Voll (H. D.) Old Black Joe, we are
waiting for you. 3953.
Vollerthun (Georg):
Fantasie. 4439.
Vier lieder der anmut.
Vollhaber (M. C.)
1173.
Vollmer (Bruno)
Vollmer (D. D.)
you. 17646.
Volpe (Harry):
June memories. 20517.
Paraphrase on Prelude. 21048.
Volpette. 21488.
Volpe (Ignatius) :
Forgetting you. 9888.
How do you do, little girl. 903.
Volze (Johnny) Sweethearts or
friends. 25619.
Vom Bruch (H. W.):
He lifted me up—yes, up. 3353.
I’ll be true, Lord, to Thee. 24515.
Von Alt (Augusta) Those Allegheny
shores. 11336.
von Berge (H.):
Exalted praise. 20042.
Lorenz’s vox humana. 1367.
Von der Goltz (Eric) jr. Ali Baba
and the forty thieves. 21718*.
von Doenhoff (Albert) Dialogue.
19945.
von Leindon (Karl)
T’ll do. 24168.
Von Lowenstern (M. A.) See Lowen-
stern (M. A. v.)
von Moltke (P. H.)
19648 (149).
11433.
9893, 9894.
8384.
4440.
It won’t be long.
Staendchen. 19276.
Why should I love
Don’t you think
’Tis but a dream.
1622
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1933
von Pippin (lL. M.) Dreams, just
empty dreams. 9768, 16101.
Von Richter (Floyd)
_ heaven. 24808.
Von Schlepegrell (Geo.) Mother.
12832.
Von Schmidthoff (Alexandre) March-
ing forward under the blue eagle.
24898.
Von Schritz (Albert)
of gold. 8372.
Von Tilzer (Albert) :
Gingham girl. 14271.
Good bye sweetheart, good bye.
From earth to
My little hunk
TO76 (99).
Have you seen my Henry Brown.
93832 (134).
Moon has his eyes on you. 9832
(240).
Pienic for two. 9832 (282).
Spoontime. 93832 (338).
Would you like to change from
Miss to Mrs. 9832 (402).
Von Tilzer (Harry):
Abraham Jefferson Washington
Lee. 25992 (1).
Are you coming out to-night Mary
Ann. 25992 (8).
Beautiful land of love. 25992
(8).
Good old songs of the blue and
gray. 25992 (20).
Home sweet home sounds good to
me, 25992 (22).
I never saw such jealousy in all
my life. 25992 (27).
Ida-ho. 25992 (28).
Look who’s here! Ship ahoy.
25992 (387).
Moving day. 25992 (45).
My great desire. 6062.
Oh! Mister Brown. 25992 (49).
Songs of the rag time boy. 25992
(66).
When the flowers bloom in spring-
time, Molly dear. 25992 (79).
When the golden rods are waving.
91938, 11518.
Would you leave your happy home
for me. 25992 (84).
Vor einer alten spieluhr.
Voris (W. R.):
Lift up your voices now. 38683.
O God, Whose presence glows in
all. 18929.
Service prelude.
Voros (W. J.):
Forever and a day. 18191.
So soon. 15273.
Vors (Ros) :
Christ the Lord is risen.
Praise ye the Lord. 6336.
4442.
21203.
4926.
Vort (M. N.):
Everebody’s [sic] song. 16135.
Lullaby of my heart. 3747.
Voss (K. B. K.):
Little Willie’s violin. 16682.
Rosebud Marie waltz. 25374.
Swatiska rhypsody [sic] 11242.
Voss (M. W.) In the land of Ark-La-
Tex. 20451.
Vredenburgh (Peter) jr. Makin’
moan. 22766.
Vreeland (HKdward) N.R.A. parade.
18873.
Vrooman (Billy) See Vrooman (W.
D.)
Vrooman (L. L.):
Mississippi moon.
You're my love.
Vrooman (W. D.):
Dear old Shenandoah. 9696.
Just let us say goodnight. 12544.
Mother dear, you’ve been my
dearest pal. 10614.
On Treasure Isle way down in
Texas. 13036.
Vuataz (Roger):
Introduction 4 l’étude du_ piano.
14801.
13739.
7969.
386 études. 9107, 23551, 23552.
Vulpius (Melchior) Strife is o’er.
6633.
Vye (Lyman) Pal to you. 6265.
Vystavni polka. 2541.
W. (M.) pseud. See Wright (Denis)
W ziobie lezy. 23554.
Waale (J. H.):
Morning song—spring 1933. 3842.
Most beautiful rose I ever saw.
3843.
Wacek (Wilhelm) Durch Gounod’s
zauberwelt. 22221.
Wachs (B.M.P.S.L.) :
Chanson des brodeuses. 157383
(48).
Chanson du ruisseau. 157383 (50).
Fine fleur. 4656 (178).
In a whirl. 4656 (294).
Légers papillons. 9332 (204).
Marche elégante. 9832 (228).
Poursuite. 15733 (275).
Soiree chez Mendelssohn. 93832
(330).
Story of a linnet. 4656 (612).
Wachs (Paul):
Chanson des brodeuses. 15733
(48).
Chanson du ruisseau. 15733 (50).
Fine fleur. 4656 (178).
In a whirl. 4656 (294).
Légers papillons. 9332 (204).
Marche elégante. 93832 (228).
Matinée de _ printemps. 15733
(209).
Poursuite. 15733 (275).
1623.
INDEX
Wachs (Paul)—Continued.
Soiree chez Mendelssohn. 93832
(330).
Story of a linnet. 4656 (612).
Wachsmann (Franz):
Chanson de Vimpératrice. 19837.
Gruss und kuss Veronika. 14306.
Il m’emméne 4a la foire. 20429.
Kleinen midchen mit dem treuen
blick. 14806.
Paprika. 4019.
Wachtmeister (A. R.):
Danse de l’4me. 18037.
Réve d’Italie. 19084.
Vague du soir. 9084.
Wackwitz. (EK. W.) When you're
away. 17606.
Waddell (Bertha) More dramatized
nursery rhymes. 1557*.
Waddy (Ernest) Lonesome and blue.
8160.
Wade (B.H.) Four triangos. 17503.
Wade (Hmery) This I can’t forget.
2385.
Wade (G. H.) Rain drop waltz.
LAL.
Wade (G. W.) Corn huskers book of
square dances. 7398.
Wade (Iva) In my dreams of a bet-
ter day. 1127.
Wade (J. A.) Meet me by moonlight.
8262.
Wade (James) Cheer up boys and
join the good old N.R.A. 21906.
Wade (Karlton) Deep down in dark
town. 14088.
Wade in de water. 4443.
Wade in the water. 13560, 13561.
Wadely (F. W.) Butterfiy. 24005.
Wadsworth (J. B.) Mister Moon.
18751.
Wadsworth (M. L.):
Back at Cobblestone Hall. 11764.
Underneath the whispering pine.
15519.
When there’s love at the end of
the lane. 15624.
Wady (C.S.) Id give a million dol-
lars if I could just have you. 18360,
Wagadu’s untergang durch die eitel-
keit. 6849.
Wagans (Edward) Universal march
folio. 17484.
Wagenaar (Bernard) Second quar-
tet. 11074.
Wagener (George):
Fraternity walk. 20095.
It’s spring again. 20485.
Masquerading in the name of love.
22786.
Waggoner (A. B. S.)
7069.
Yours alone.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Waghorne (W. R.):
Elementary harmony. 24219.
Practical counterpoint. 25283.
Reading and writing of music.
WIT AE
Wagner (A.) vy Levien sucs., s. en G:
Agonia. 13780.
Album Lara. 23823.
Antes. 23857.
Ayer. 23892.
Azul. 23893.
Bajo el cielo de Napoles. 17861.
Bésame en la boca. 23957.
Besos. 138894.
Bohemios. 2388.
Clave azul. 17989.
Concha nacar. 24091.
Culpable no eres t@. 24110.
Deseo. 496.
Desilusion. 498.
En tus lindas manos.
Ensofacion. 24227.
Fatalidad. 14206.
Fermin. 18169.
Flores viejas. 665.
Hamaca. 243886.
Hastio. 18282.
Juguete de amor.
Lamento jarocho.
Languidez. 24749.
Lejos. 18608.
Mananita. 14736.
Mi querer. 24952.
Mi tienda. 1519.
Mientras caé la lluvia.
Mufequita. 25007.
Noche criolla. 18918.
Nube de nieve. 1718.
Qjos; claros...o25153 400
Olvida. 1761.
Palmera. 18982.
Paloma. 1834.
Pintaré tus labios. 1878.
Por la sefial. 25281.
Por que lloran tus ojos. 19026.
Prégon de las rosas. 19082.
Quiero. 1944.
Rima de amor. 1985.
Sed. 25418.
Serpentina.
Sombras.
Sorpresa. 25542.
Te quiero. 19336.
Temor. 25640.
Tus pestanas. 25720.
Ventanita colonial. 19454.
Veredita de mi tierra. 2514,
Vidas cruzadas. 2521.
Vision. 15547.
Wagner (A. O.)
16688.
Wagner (F. A.)
8142.
14176.
14590.
18590.
1522.
254382.
15282.
Lonely and blue.
Little lady in blue,
1624
Pome
INDEX
nog. 1-12, 1983
Wagner (G. F.) I’m smiling again.
20376.
Wagner (George) He’s mine. 5852.
Wagner (Harry) Everything’s ding-
a-ling. 18159.
Wagner (Hilma) My heart belongs
to you, my dear. 3872.
Wagner (J. F.):
Gigerl. 9933.
Marche des biicherons tyroliens.
12734.
Sous l’aigle double. 6579.
Wagner (Joseph F.) David jazz.
24128.
Wagner (Lucile) Keep a smile on
your face. 10841.
Wagner (M. E.) Don’t break my
heart. 517.
Wagner (Q. E.) Since I’m alone.
23288.
Wagner (R. W.):
Girl with wicked eyes.
Ogou badagri. 18936.
Wagner (Richard):
Awake, for soon will dawn the
day. 11488.
Dreams. 4656 (670).
Flying Dutchman. 19466*.
Lohengrin. 17505.
Mastersingers of Nuremberg.
4444,
Meistersingers. 15551.
O joyful morn. 25761.
O Lord, most high, to Thee we
16224.
pray. 6850,
Pilgrim’s chorus. 25483.
Rienzi. 2544.
Selections from the music dramas
of Richard Wagner. 7076 (372).
Song to the evening star. 11670
(396).
Spinning chorus. 2545.
Spinning wheel. 21485.
Story of Lohengrin. 2546.
Tannhauser. 15552.
Wagner (Siegfried) au. and Wagner
(Winifred) prop. Bruder Lustig.
9332 (44).
Wagness (Bernard) :
At evening. 2874.
Birds at morn. 2925.
Cathedral at twilight. 21885.
Dawn. 38104.
Good night, good night. 22214.
Snake charmer. 23305.
Wise young owl. 4577.
Youth
4651.
Wagoner (J. P.) Hark! What mean
those holy voices. 24400.
Wahl (R. F.) Vm taking possession
of you. 14454.
Wahrmund (Max) Hill country. 863.
is such a happy thing.
Waibel (W. C.):
Absent. 23795 (3).
Afterglow. 17752 (5).
Danza. 23795 (53).
Discontent. 23795 (19).
Remembrance. 23795 (70).
Repose. 23795 (71).
Waid (W. M.):
Skyward. 19208.
Under the blue eagle. 17477.
Wainwright (Louise) March of the
kingfish. 14742.
Waits (The) 9116.
Wake now, awake, my sleeping beauty.
4452.
Wakefield (Jean) :
Ghost of love. 7624.
I love a waltz. 7831.
I’m not in the mood for love.
7849.
N. R. A. march. 16809.
Portrait in rhythm. 8586.
Wakelee (EH. D. W.):
Ah! ha! I see you’ve already
guessed. 11687.
But I’m going to tell that doctor
he made a big mistake. 275.
Devils hopping in hell. 9716.
I want that golden chariot to
fetch my soul away. 14478.
Immortal souls, in endless proces-
sion. 7926.
In the forest little birds and bugs
and butterflies and bees. 20449.
My empty arms ache: he took her
away. 16846.
Scudding o’er life’s sea. 2091.
Snow flakes, large and small, con-
tinually fall. 4209.
There’s always a lot of sunshine.
6732.
To win trophies to lay at her feet.
9023.
Wal-Berg. pseud. See Voldemar
(Rosemberg)
Walcott (C. P.) My life-time pal.
10675.
Waldam. pseud. See Valdambrini
(Agostino)
Waldau (Harry):
Du bist mein grosses erlebnis.
5098.
Sérénade d’amour. 21199.
Waldimir (Sune) Quiet café. 171138.
Waldman (Herman) Goodness knows.
5296.
Waldman (Joseph) jr:
I’m so in love madly in love with
you. 123897.
Must it always be this way.
12855.
Softly, I hear the music playing.
13321.
1625
INDEX
Waldo (EK. M.) Is it fair to cheat in
the game of love. 12487.
Waldrip (M. W.) My gal is a pal.
1604.
Waldron (Neil) When the dew is on
the garden. 17590.
Waldteufel (Emil) :
Hspana waltz. 592.
Waldteufel-reigen. 13569.
Wales (S. E.):
Swaying birches. 6657.
Twilight comes to the forest.
6801.
Walk a little faster. 2180, 2355, 3945.
Walk right in an’ set down. 13570.
Walkem (C. W.):
Keep your eyes on Jesus and
you'll shine. 1242.
What heaven holds for me. 2607.
When the book of life is opened.
2644.
Why not try praying. 2697.
Walker (B. G.) What is there left to
live for. 9171.
Walker (Charles)
and coffee. 138945.
Walker (Clarence) My old southland
home. 10690.
Walker (BE. T.) son & co.
Sleep. 25349.
Walker (Ernest)
3182.
Walker (F. M.)
time for us two.
Walker (G. B.):
At the end of the way. 114.
D’Marsae. 22034.
Woodsman’s love song. 7012.
Walker (H. J.):
Blue are her eyes.
Rose of my
11033.
Walker (I. J.)
3441.
Walker (J. J.):
Buckwheat cakes
Rock me to
Earth is the Lord’s.
Night time is magic
8435.
9506.
heart I love you.
I live for the night.
After they gather the hay. 9332
(5).
I like your way. 4656 (276).
Kiss all the girls for me. 21696
(215).
So long, Mr. Jasper Long. 4656
(581).
Will you love me in December as
you do in May. 2815 (368).
With the robins I’ll return. 19648
(fa lire
Walker (John) jr.
shawl. 16252.
Walker (L. H.)
8065, 18589.
Walker (L. I.):
Love calls me back again. 14696.
My life is only thine. 14882.
Grandmas old red
Lake Erie waltz.
Dt. IH, B.S.;-v, 28
Walker (L. S.) Priceless gems.
21086.
Walker (Lew) See Walker (Louis)
Walker (Leonard) :
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
19996.
Old Black Joe.
Walker (Louis) :
Get out and be somebody. 3275.
You never seemed to care. 4625.
Walker (M. E.) I danced into love
with you. 7801.
Walker (Marion)
Walker (Q. M.)
18049.
Walker (Raymond):
Bedtime stories. 2915.
Jig-saw melody. 3591.
Tattle tales. 43811.
Walker (Sara) Oh honey please
come home to me. 8467.
Walker (W. S.) | Welsh _ sketches.
15583.
Walker (William) :
Because I love you.
By candlelight. 7282.
Close to you. 3041.
I’ve got the wrong man. 3501.
Mediterranean madness. 38784.
Too good to be true. 2424.
World is so small. 2733.
20984.
At sunset. 118.
Dear heart of mine.
21790.
Walker (Z. H.) I was sorry as I
could be. 24591.
Walker-Knott (Bessie) See Knott
(B. W.)
Walkiewicz (Eugeniusz) Missa. 1529.
Wall (A. M.) Caprice. 651.
Wall (Gilbert) When a searlet wom-
an gets blue. 25824.
Wall (Jack) Moonlight on the Rockies.
3837.
Wall (T. F.) In our wonderful Wyo-
ming. 18482.
Walt (Wea) 297.
18118.
Wallace (—) That little old cottage
piano. 238484.
Wallace (Billy)
time. 6136.
Wallace (Edgar) One hundred and
twenty-one exercises in two-part
Poet’s dream.
Night time was love
singing. 9119.
Wallace (G. E.) Akron’s last cruise.
9354.
Wallace (G. R.) Smiling Mister
Moon. 19220.
Wallace (H. A.) Little pal of my
heart. 20640.
Wallace (Inez) Just a song. 14598.
Wallace (Joseph) Making little ones
16745.
Bachelors serenade.
out of big ones.
Wallace (L. B.)
23909.
1626
— EE
ee
nos. 1-12; 1933 °:
Wallace (M. W.):
Black belt lullaby. 2926.
Since your path crossed mine.
tea la PR
Wallace (R. B.)
to me. 11849.
Wallace (Raymond) :
Absolutely free.
Hen song. 3866.
I shall still keep smiling along.
16453.
Jolly old ma! Jolly old pa. 5697.
King made whoopee in the land
of whack-a-doodle-do. 24729.
There’s a zip about the air be-
side the sea. 15452.
Yodle-odle-o! in the mountains.
7025.
Wallace (W. D.):
Farewell to dreams.
Good morning dear.
Ill take bitter,
sweet. 203388.
Tell me in my dreams.
Waller (Bessie)
6098
Till you come back
17756.
20055.
20152.
you take the
21349.
My southern queen.
Watler (1. C.):
Dear. 7480.
Paradise of dreams.
Walier (Jack):
Command performance.
He wanted adventure.
18298.
If I lost you. 22479.
Let me love you tonight. 22657.
Monarch of the seas. 5981.
My heart’s to let. 6067.
Rosalie. 23206.
Smile and be bright.
So happy. 25490.
When you've fallen in love.
You came to me. 11617.
Waller (Thomas):
Ain’t-cha’ glad. 15746.
And that is life. 17807.
Doin’ what I please. 5052.
Down on the delta. 3153.
Handful of keys. 16274.
If I had waited for you.
John Henry, that
165638.
Lay your head upon my shoulder.
12596.
On Sunday when we gathered
’round the organ. 25175.
Sittin’ up waitin’ for you.
19205.
Slower than molasses.
Sunshine. 25596.
‘all timber, ~ 17353.
Walkin’ the floor. 17512.
Why do we hurt the ones we love.
8547,
24086.
D304,
11147.
6959.
24606.
superman.
15254,
17246.
19559.
Youw’re breakin’ my heart. 11684.
Yow sah. 17748. :
| Walsh (Sam)
‘Waller (W. W.) Sweetheart come
back to me. 18405.
Wallis (Chester) Home on the range.
22294.
Wallond
Hast.
Walls
L320,
Walmisley (T. A.)
minor. 10386.
Walpole (J. L.)
13203.
Walsh (C. R.):
Campus in the clouds.
Fancy this. 9842.
Walsh (H. S.) Moonlight in the
mountains. 20784.
Walsh (Herb) Technocracy. 2329.
Walsh (Jack):
Floating down the stream by
moonlight. 20067.
Just an old-fashioned girl. 12538.
She’s my Hileen from Killarney.
(Wally )
6748.
(Alice)
Thought of the
Sun bonnet Sue.
Larghetto in F
Roosevelt ever more.
13959*.
222)
Walsh (James) M-o-t-h-e-r. 10611.
Walsh (M. I.) Ona moon-light night.
1762. ;
’*Cause I belong to you.
15943.
Walsh (W. H.) Hidden city. 858.
Walsh, Holmes & co., ltd.:
At the portals of the palace.
19711.
Birthday book. 15852.
Fairy rondo. 16146.
Floral fancy. 5189.
Masque of minuets. 14752.
My little world. 20855.
Slapstick. 15259, 19209.
Vice versa. 19456.
Walter (F. G.):
Children of the starlight.
Festival of life. 635.
Roses of Junetime. 4122.
Signal star. 11110.
Walter (J. H.) Spirit of the N.R.A.
17290.
Walter (Jules) aw. and Walter
(H. A. D.) prop. Sérénade de Gil-
lotin. 11670 (325-329).
Walter (Rudolph) ‘There’s a gal that
I love. 15427.
Walter (Serge):
HKverything but my man.
I dreamed a dream of you.
Just be natural. 24705.
Road is calling. 25344.
Searching the town for
25417.
Phaxd. © 1427s;
You belong in my arms. 25951.
You’re the only one. 25972.
Walter and Duff. pseud. See Bell
(W. B.) -
VT9TT*.
12116.
24495.
you.
1627
INDEX
pt. I, n.8., v. 28
Walters (Earl) One I love has
broken my heart. 17010.
Walters (Eddie) You never saw fish
like the saw fish that I saw. 21657.
Walters (J. A.) Why don’t you come
up and see me sometime. 23705.
Walters (Marguerite) One more
waltz with you. 1783.
Walters (R. B.) I am afraid of love.
20279.
Walters
STANK,
Walters (V. T.):
Ballad. 238564.
Memories. 22800.
My West Indian Rose. 20890.
Panama. 4016, 8542, 10852.
Sweetheart town. 13414, 13415.
To Saint Teresa. 9021.
Walters (Will) MHerrgott soll Ber-
liner sein. 14340.
Waltham (Tom):
Laissons l’amour.
(Ruth) Love me again.
12581.
Sing high—sing low. 19198.
Walther (Hans):
Jo-jo. 1201.
Yo-yo. 9828.
Walther (J. J.) Sonate. 28565.
Walther (Kurt) Sonate. 23331.
Walthew (R. H.):
In yonder vale. 3556.
Mother’s song. 3849.
Stars of the summer night.
(346).
Tabie-music.
To blossoms. 9332 (863).
To the nightingale. 4877.
Wild bird’s song. 4568.
Waltner (Peter) Roosevelt is in,
we’re bound to win. 11028.
Walton (Kenneth) :
Keep going N. R. A. 16602.
Tang of the sea. 19835.
Walts (V. W.) I saw the people.
18428.
Waltz (E. M.) Tho’ we be growing
older, TVll keep you in my heart.
9004.
Waltz (EH. M.) music co.:
Along the old bayou. 238887.
Angel. 138813.
In the Carolina moonlight. 14531.
On my dream river just you and
| ee to ie
Out of the night. 15012.
Spooning in the moonlight. 15318.
Sweetheart mother. 11259.
Waltz of the steins. 21499.
Waltz time. 4943, 7413, 7631, 19473.
Walworth (E. H.) Bessie and Ethel.
21696 (35).
Walz (Jean):
Lonesome and blue. 1362.
AgPRESSION. 12021.
9332
11267.
Singing mothers of the P. T. A.
13300.
Strolling along. 8883.
Walzer aus Wien. 17517.
Wandering home. 21696 (395).
Wandern ist des miillers lust. 9124.
Wang (Chung-chein) See Wang (R.
Ef)
Wang (R. H.) Good earth. 24358.
Wansborough (Harold) :
Bandanna junior minstrel first-
part. 13859*.
Conversation. 408.
Little ray of sunshine. 24806.
March of the fauns. i467.
Robin in the apple tree. 1993.
Valse poetique. 2506.
With flying colors. 2716.
Wanser (W. A.):
My dream of dreams.
Rhumba Etta. 4102.
Starry night. 19280.
Wappes (R. W.) Our waltz, dear.
13064.
Ward (A. M.) I always knew the one
I loved would be someone like you.
18351.
Ward
JARs
Ward (C. A.)
6585
20829.
(Billy) Southward bound.
Sowing and reaping.
Ward (Edith) Carefree cowpuncher.
7310.
Ward (Edward) :
Fraternity walk. 20095.
It’s spring again. 20485.
Ward (F. D.) For only you. 16178.
Ward (F. K.) I have lost my heart
in Maine. 10092.
Ward (G. 8S.) Our army band. 1812.
Ward (H. L.) My keepsakes. 10674.
Ward (Jesse) When twilight steals
down the canyon wall. 21572.
Ward (L. L.) Fox-trot in key of C.
H210)
Ward (M. M.):
Somebody and me. 6545.
Sweetest of melodies. 2289.
Ward (S. A.) America the beautiful.
17795-17798.
Ward (Vera) Twelve miniatures for
little folks. 2567.
Ward (W. E.) Southward bound.
Dose
Ward-Stephens. See Stephens
(Ward-)
Wardale (Henry):
Ave Maria. 23889.
Ave Regina. 23890.
Warden (F. M.) Goin’ back to Idaho.
9955.
Wardlaw (Jack)
Look in your eyes.
12664.
1628
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Ware (A. L.) =That’s why Betty
walked home. 173879.
Warfel (Lloyd) Those old depression
blues. 4358.
Warfel (Mary)
blues. 43858.
Warhurst (J. C.) I know that my Re-
deemer liveth. 798.
Waring (D. H.) No-account man.
10750.
Waring
16134.
Wark (Colin):
First Mrs. Fraser. 3238.
Golden cage. 12221.
You. can’t do that there ’ere.
11620.
Warlock (Peter) pseud. See Hesel-
tine (Philip)
Warms (F.):
Those old depression
(Tom ) Evening breeze.
Ca ne regarde pas papa. 18953.
Java des gens distingués. 14576.
Quand on a d’la veine. 15104.
Suzon, Suzon, Suzette. 15361.
_ Walse de réve. 15531.
Warner (A. G.) Golden hours I spend
with you. 14292.
Warner (C. L.) Here we go. 12289.
Warner (D. M.):
In your arms. 10236.
Our dream waltz. 10888.
Rainy day I met you. 10991.
Say you'll be mine. 4141.
Who’s that pretty baby. 11552.
Warner (Hisie) My Louisiana pal.
25055.
Warner (F. L.):
Hymn of our navy. 12322.’
Marching on. 16755.
Warner (Frederick) :
Forgotten melody. 24284.
To you. 15462.
Warner (H. W.) Moods. 24980.
Warner (J. L.) That old he goat of
Hicktown with MHicktown tunes.
25652.
Warner (J. R.) So lonely and blue.
19225.
Warner (Jimmie) My Louisiana pal.
25055.
Warner (Philip)
Warner (R. P.):
Good times are coming, hallelu-
jah. 18249.
Just to see my mother again.
18564.
Warner (Walter)
A794.
Warnick (H. C.)
mater. 11260.
Warnke (F. W.):
Shrine. 21211.
Some small sweet way.
Was it love. 19476.
Cuban skies. 19898.
Because of you.
Sweetheart of alma
21245.
Warnke (Fritz) See Warnke (F. W.)
Warrell (Arthur) :
Bethlehem night. 23958.
God save the king. 3294.
In Saint Paul’s. 22525.
Nobody knows. 3934.
Robin’s song. 238190.
Swing low, sweet chariot.
Virgin’s lullaby. 25753.
Winging souls. 13680.
Warren (Carolyn) ‘That last kiss.
134388
Warren
19952.
Warren (Don) Friendly hand. 9905.
Warren (EK. R.):
Autumn sunset
2882.
Mister Moon. 22818.
O hand unseen. 22982.
White horses of the sea.
4300.
(Claude) Do your part.
in the canyon.
6969.
Warren (H. B.) Indian maiden,
Wawasee. 5644.
Warren (Harry):
Boulevard of broken dreams.
23983.
Build a little home. 17986.
Down the fairway. 12062.
Honeymoon hotel. 18334.
I’ve got to sing a torch Song.
10163.
Keep young and beautiful. 20559.
Kisses in the night. 24734.
No more love. 18912.
Out for no good. 18974.
Pettin’ in the park. 10886.
Put a tax on love. 25311.
Remember my forgotten man.
11003.
Rome wasn’t built
253863.
Shadow waltz. 11093.
Shanghai Lil. 19169.
Song of surrender. 25522.
We're in the money. 11467.
Warren (Howard) My garden. 3870.
Warren (J. F.) My heart belongs to
in a day.
you. 25039.
Warren (Marie) Without love what’s
life. 13688.
Warren (Mary) Do your part. 19952.
Warren (Walter) In a narrow street.
7935.
Warren & Phillips:
Come and see the sunlight gleam-
ing. 38047.
Dances of other days.
Danish dance. 3098.
Follow-on album. 675.
Gigue. 22182.
One hundred and twenty-one exer-
cises in two-part singing. 9119.
Piano games for little ones. 19010.
Russian dance. 4130.
3093.
1629.
INDEX
Warren & Phillips—Continued.
Song of praise: 23387.
Swedish dance. 4280.
Time exercises for beginners.
19388.
Travelling circus. 17449.
Young duettists. 4640, 4641.
33 hymn tunes & carols. 16936.
W aE (Peter) Song of the seven
oaks. 17276.
Warrior’s husbands. — 18808.
Wars (Harry) pseud. See Warszaw-
ski (Henryk)
Warshauer (Frank):
It isn’t fair. 10258.
Moon dear. 10591.
Moonrise. 16819.
One I adore. 1778.
Warszawski (Henryk) Wrdocisz. 7018.
Warthen (¢C. A.) African night is
falling. 17766.
Was frauen triumen. 11461.
Wasek (Evelyn) I’m singing a song
just for you. 16428.
Washburn (J.S.) Why, O bitter cross.
19562.
Washburn
16889.
Washburn (M. A.) Golden moon. 9959.
Washburne (Country) :
At last I’m first with you. 9410.
-- I know a story. 5480.
Washington (Albert):
Hold me scold me. 53891.
Hurry home. 5485.
(Lewis) My sweetness.
My lonely love is waiting. 20856.
Sweet feet. 17331.
Three point two is here. 15446.
Washineton CJio a Hs) Hallelujah,
amen. 16271.
Washington (N. D.) If you see my
mother. 22489.
Washington (Ned)
of you. 6091.
Wasilewski (F. X.)
life. 22528.
Wasniewski (Ignacy)
progress. 4906.
Wasn’t that a mighty day. 17522.
Wason (G. M.) When the whippoor-
wills are calling. 21571.
Wassail song. 2574, 6866,
Wassell (Richard) :
He that hath pity upon the poor.
My picture puzzle
In the autumn of
Century of
22264.
Jesu, the very thought of Thee.
12520.
Who shall ascend. 11553.
Wassenberg (K. M.):
Song of the heart. 19248.
Sweetest flower. 11252.
Wasso (John) jr.:
Do you remember that night in
September. 12039.
pt. IIT, B. S., Vs 28
Ring the bells for Roosevelt.
sty
Where the dreamy Mississippi
flows. 9219.
Wasson (A. J.) jr. Miss NIRA.
16789.
Watchet sailor. 2576.
Watchman’s song. 138583.
Watelle (J.) Premier solo de concert.
4061.
Waters (Johnny)
Cryin= Aion
Wathall (A. G.):
Ascending song. 11670 (14).
Fellowship. 11670 (103).
Festgesang. 11670 (104).
Greeting. 13765 (77).
Implicit trust. 11670 (157).
Plymouth. 11670 (282).
Stella. 11670 (358).
Watkins (Elgy) Won’t you. 17676.
Watkins (Gay) Goodbye sweetheart.
16246.
Watkins (Goodrich)
Watkins (M. O.):
What’s the use in
Dreams, 553.
American recovery hymn. 23845.
Hour I hear you ecroon. T7770.
Watkins (Tommy) In a little Casa-
nova. 10202.
Watkins (Trevor)
you. 19671.
Watkis (Laddie)
(Laddie)
Watne (BE. W.) Ridin’ on the moon-
light range. 21128.
Watrous (A. R.) Twilight reverie.
All that I need is
See Fennell
4406.
Watrous (I. E.) ‘Twilight reverie.
4406.
Watson’ (Al "Ey:
If ye do. 18470.
To live is Christ. 19401.
Watson (Hlizabeth) Croon, croon.
T0776 (49).
Watson (Ernie)
landy: “21779:
Watson (F. Campbell-)
bell-Watson (F.)
Watson (F. J.) Its such fun to be
in love. 22561.
Watson (Fredric)
desert me. 24993.
Band from cartoon
See Camp-
Mother do not
Watson (H. B.) Old home. 10800.
Watson (Helen) Three preludes on
one theme. 21504.
Watson (I. N.)
10526.
Watson (John)
you. 238621.
Watson: (M. M.)
music course.
Watson (R. L.)
dreams. 209382.
Watson (W. M.)
Marriage supper call.
What’s come over
Secondary school
13256*.
Night of perfect
Anchored. 17805.
1630
> = a . * .
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Watson (Walter) Blue eagle.
Watt (E. M.) Sure, why not. 4277.
Wattawa (D. 8S.) Rose Marie. 6426.
Watts (A. J.) It’s you alone I crave.
22565.
Watts (Grady) Mister Rhythm Man.
12802.
19768.
Watts (H. E.) Two rats. 19434.
Watts (H. S.) When the moon shines
o’er Killarney. 9196.
Watts
(M. J.) Whispering pine.
2680.
Watts (M. S.):
Parting. 10866.
11178.
Love in all degrees.
Song o’ dreams.
Waugh (J. T.)
3721.
Way to love. 18477, 18510, 19366,
20351, 20438, 20483, 21508.
Wayes (Al):
Dear Bobby. 474.
Mots d’amour. 10621.
Notti Cubane. 1713.
Play for me. 1886.
Ram pam pam.
Téléphone. 11282.
Wayne (Mabel):
I wonder who’s waltzing with the
10994.
one I love. 12429.
In a little town across the border.
18476.
It was in a little town across the
border. 3582.
Manyana—to-morrow. 10528.
Moon over Monterey. 18775.
Somewhere in Sonora. 17268.
Wayside hymns. 21511.
We're sitting pretty. 20400.
Weade (L. D.)
6661.
Weakley (Wilbur) :
Fighting for the NRA. 20062.
Last night I dreamed. 18594.
Weare (M. F.):
Del’s stocks or bonds by music.
16040.
Our Flag, our Flag. 23039.
So long soo loo. 25491.
Wearing of the green. 13765 (242).
Weast (R. E.) Berry pickin’ time in
Sweet forget me not.
Caroline. 23956.
Weatherall (D.S.) N.R.A. march.
16911.
Weatherhog (Dawson) :
Love is like the sky above. 3725.
Love takes away your Sorrow.
22742.
Weaver (A. H.) My lovely lady I’m
dreaming of you. 12899.
Weaver (H. C.):
Broken winged angel.
Pal of my heart. 4013.
Weaver (H. D.) In the garden.
262.
10226.
38188—34——36
Weaver (J. J.) Logan.
Weaver (Lorraine) :
I love you now. 12367.
My phantom melody. 20870.
Weaver (Madie) I know that I’m in
love. 949.
Weaver (Powell) :
End of the song.
Exultation. 7547.
Weaver (W. R.) Autumn symphony.
19718.
Weavily wheat.
Webb (EH. A.)
20652.
18144.
23601.
Deep in the arms of
love. 9701.
Webb (HE. P.) Dreaming. 22068.
Webb (G. J.) On through autumn’s
Slory wali:
Webb (Ida) Just a lonesome dreamer.
10317.
Webb (Irving) pseud. See Webb (E.
A.).
Webb (Joe) Who’s taking my place
in your heart. 138663.
Webb (L. A.) I’m glad to have had
just you. 5509.
Webb (L. G.) No one. 6145.
Webb (Margaret) Waltz of my
dreams. 15558.
Webb (Michael) :
Grave of Orpheus. 16254.
Lark now leaves his watery nest.
16625.
Widow bird.
Webb (N. V.):
After we parted. 17769.
Come and dance ’neath the star-
light tonight. 119538.
Is someone taking my place in
your heart. 12490, 24661.
Where do you go? What do you
17650.
do? After you’ve said good
night. 17617.
Why did you kiss and tell. 17638.
Webb (R. L.) N. R. A. roll-eall.
25093.
Webb (Roy) Theme. 2362.
Webb (W. D.) Come back to me
sweetheart. 7374.
Webber (A. R.) Moon has the blues.
59ST.
Webber (S. J.) Tomorrow brings a
new day. 15468.
Webel (H.) EHleventh field artillery
march. 14169.
Webels (Willi) :
Abteilung marsch. 138770.
Frau Schmitz, die hat ein neues
kleid. 18203.
Liebe ist da-trallalala. 1314.
Lieber schatz, ich habe heut’ ge-
burtstag. 5789.
Schenk’ mir dein herz einmal zur
probe. 15191.
1631
INDEX
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Webels (Willi) Continued.
Wir bauen ein deutsches haus.
15663.
Webels (Willi) theater u. musikver-
lag:
Griisst mir die heimat, den schdénen
Rhein. 5315.
Ja, nur der walzer ganz allein.
5681.
Kinder, kinder, seid vergniigt.
Dot.
Olly hat 3 nette kavaliere. 6228.
Sonne lacht am Rhein. 6573.
Trium von mir. ... 9082.
Weber (C. M. von):
Airs classiques. 2824.
Aufforderung zum tanz. 21696
(18).
Huryanthe. 5144.
Festival march. 9860.
Freyschtitz. 22159. ;
Invitation to the dance. 20463,
20464.
Invitation to the waltz. 10244,
24657.
Jubel overture. 185405.
Oberon. 12994.
Weber (Carl) My repertoire. 1639.
Weber (E. A.) Franks. 7605.
Weber (Fred) When you're lone-
some and blue. 6956.
Weber (Grace) :
I’ve joined the N. R. A. 18442.
Under the wishing moon. 13519.
Weber (Henri):
Dark eyes. 4991.
Grandpa’s dance album. 7672.
Progressive trombone studies in
modern dance rhythms. 21088.
Song of the Volga boatman. 6568.
Two guitars. 6803.
Weber (Henry) Pan tantz. 1835.
Weber (Jan) When the silver moon
is golden. 17598.
Weber (L. L.) Girl who waits for
me. 18223.
Weber (M. A.):
Doin’ the Eskimo dance. 5051.
I’ve joined the N. R. A. 18442.
Under the wishing moon. 13519.
Weber (Rex) Three square meals a
day. 2394, 6746.
Webester (W. L.)
moon in June.
Webs (C. C.)
mooner. 5360.
Webster (D. R.):
Dat sun’s a-slantin’. 21998.
Make a bow to de buzzard.
Webster (G. W.):
Just like a doll from Toyland.
20540.
Moonlight and starlight.
Under a western
13514.
Heart broken honey-
227164.
3834.
Why can’t we be sweethearts to-
night. 21608.
Webster (Jimm) Blind pigs. 23962.
Webster (L. ©.) Chain of wonder.
aoe:
Webster (L. J.) When the summer
clouds are smiling. 25855.
Webster (L. 8S.) My own Ohio home.
6090.
Webster (Lorin) :
Ruth. 13765 (185).
Service. 13765 (197).
Webster (Wesley) Robin redbreast.
8671. ;
Wechmar (H. A. v.)
auge. 15190.
Wechselmann (Paul):
Auf der terrasse vom romanischen
café. 4747.
Das ist der dank fiir meine liebe.
14076, 14077. °
Es klopft an die tir.
Schau mir in’s
7539.
Gustav, greif zur geige. 20168,
24375.
Heut kommi’s drauf an. 14342.
Konnen sie mir nicht bis morgen,
ihr geliebtes herzchen borgen.
1268.
Liig’ mich nicht an. 24873, 24874.
Warum gerade in der nacht, Karo-
lin. 4464.
Wenn die liebe mode macht.
9158. Ne
Wedemeyer (A. C.) N. R. A. waltz.
22981.
Wedge (Lillian) My Verdie Valley
home. 10710.
Weech (A. C.)
Weed (N. C.)
ers. 1931.
Weeks (A. M.):
Give your heart to me.
Have a glass. 10010.
Longing to be with you.
Love-me. 8202.
Lovin’ you. 12695.
Marietta. 8241.
Needin’ you. 22943.
Sweety cake. 19324.
Wet your whistle. 9163.
Weeks (Evelyn) If we had
met. 16492.
Weeks (G. M.)
Weems (Ted):
Be ready. 2907.
I know a story. 5480.
One note trumpet player.
Panhandle Pete. 4018.
Weeth (Gertrude) Oriental
song. 38994.
Weglarz (W. J.):
Childhood memories. 14016.
I love to call you honey. 20346.
Maniu, moja Maniu. 1461.
Ever be true. 22102.
Put on your hip wad-
12206.
5845.
never
Boating song. 7233.
3986.
flute
1632
INDEX
mos. 1-12, 1933
Wegner (N. A.) Depression blues.
7443.
Wehle (Karl):
Kiarleksexpressen. 14613.
Lyckan finns pa manga stdllen.
14720.
Nagonting att ata, nagonting att
dricka. 14916.
Nar. svalorna komma och bygga
sitt bo. 14918.
Spainnande roman. 15311.
Wehrhof (J. L.) Hoch Hitler marsch.
14347.
Weidemann (A. L.)
17752 (162).
Weidemann (Mrs.
- Weidemann (A. L.)
Henry )
Weidig (Adolf) aw. and Weidig (H. .
R.) prop. Buceaneer. 21696 (48). |
Weidt (A. J.):
China doll from old Shanghai.
366.
Hchoes from the South. 9332 |
(97).
Fanchon. 21696 (91).
Flat feet. 658.
Hi-de-hi in my soul. 857.
I can’t stop saying your [sic]
, beautiful. 923.
I had a dream in the moonlight.
940.
I want to. 1044.
Juana. 93832 (185).
Just to hold a baby in your arms.
del,
Kaloola. 21696 (214).
Long run. 7076 (184).
Moon in my room. 1546.
Nobody loves me any more.
Raiders. 21696 (319).
Sleepy eyes. TO76 (319).
Summer girl. 21696 (361).
There’s a light in your eyes. 6728.
When it rains on a Sunday night.
2632.
_ Woodland dreams. 9332 (399).
Yankee boys. 21696 (424).
Weigert (Hermann) Euryanthe. 5144.
Weigl (Karl) Rattenfinger von
Hameln. 4090*.
Weihe (W. EH.) ’Twas nothing but a
1705.
dream. 11386.
Weihnachten. 11476. :
Weihnachtslieder. 6897.
Weikel (EH. A.):
Everyone is happy. 5152.
Little bird told me your secret.
5808.
Share my dream cottage with me.
11098.
Sweet Ann.
Weiland (Ben.)
. 4592.
“Weill (Kurt)
8902.
World prosper thou.
Silbersee. 11111*.
| Weimer (J. H.)
| Weinbach (Ben)
Wonderful eyes.
See»
| Weinman (Fannie)
| Weir (C. T.)
Weiller (Ernest)
Magenta. 15360.
Sur le boul’vard
River of dreams.
21132.
As the rain came
tumbling down. 17882.
Weinberg (Jacob) :
Ten Jewish songs. 9155.
Two pieces. 15582.
Weinberger (Jaromir) Frihlings-
stiirme. 9909, 9910, 14250.
Weinberger (Josef) :
Kennst du mein liebeslied. 16604.
Serenata espafiola. 11090.
Tango um mitternacht. 4310*.
Weiner (Lazar): 5
Dance. 25800.
Little story. 24808.
Prelude. 25801.
Weingartner (Felix):
Liebe erwachen.
Liebeslied. 5792.
Variations chromatiques.
17902.
Weberlied. 21696 (399).
Weg. 13606.
21696 (228).
11818,
My pal. 3898.
Hawaiian guitar solos.
18291, 18292.
Weir (EH. B.) Dreams of you. 5085.
Weir (Hverett) pseud. See Neff (H.
P.)
Weir (J. F. A.) Mr. Roosevelt we’re
with you. 8294.
Weir (Liew) M-o-t-h-e-r.
Weir (Llew) music co.:
Absent friends. 17755.
Blue river-roll on. 7230.
C’est amour. 7287.
Dan, the rag and bone man. 9678.
Down in the valley. 16075.
Have this one with me. 7708.
I must have a man with plenty of
time for love. 14459.
Little Miss Muffett. 16676.
10611.
M-o-t-h-e-r. 10611.
My King Kong, the hottest Hot-
tentot in town. 16857.
Old eleven. 16984.
Pull on your shoes—and dance.
10975.
Weirick (Paul):
All aboard for dreamland. 45.
Blue bell. 7227.
Dark moon. 4992.
I bring a song. T7792.
If I ever get a job again. 1083.
Jungle drums. 18549.
Love everlasting. 24841.
Love is a dream. 3722.
Man on the flying trapeze.
My fiddle and me. 16847.
Okay pal. 10798.
Paradise lane. 18992.
24891.
1633
INDEX
Weirick (Paul)—Continued.
Somebody sweet. 23319.
Sweetheart of sweet
15384.
Three cornered moon. 214038.
Three of us. 154438.
Throw another log on the fire.
Sixteen.
25684.
Weisberg (Michel) Ten thousand
years ago. 19340.
Weisenauer (Charles) One I love
has broken my heart. 17010.
Weisgal (M. W.) Romance of a
people. 23196*.
Weisheit (M. F. N.)
give to you. 246.
Weiskerger (E. J.)
Boutonniére [I
We are for you
N-R-A. 19480.
Weismann (Wilhelm) Weihnachts-
lieder. 6897. ’
Weismantel (Fred) Just mem’ries of |
you. 10381.
Weiss (A. J.):
Just a song that I can’t forget.
5714.
Let’s grant a cheer.
Weiss (Anton):
Clair de lune. 9622.
Franz Schubert. 12170.
Girl with the flaxen hair.
Golliwoge’s cake walk. 9962.
Weiss (Florian) Ah! Venise. T7091.
Weiss (Hans) Kurioser kaffeeklatsch.
103869.
Weiss (M. M.):
Troubles of my own. 21432. |
You're. the reason, just you.
11644.
Weiss (Stephan) :
Aber russisch muss es sein. 8, 9.
Ariane. 2865, 2866.
Es klopft an die tiir.
10407.
7939.
Gustay, greif zur geige. 20168,
24375.
Heut kommt’s drauf an. 14342.
Liig’mich nicht an. 24873, 24874.
Warum gerade in der nacht, Karo-
lin. 4464,
Wenn die liebe mode macht.
9158.
Weiss (William ) jr. Cry-baby.
11987.
Weist (E. G.) Budapest. 21845.
Weitz (Guy) Mortify us by Thy
grace. 187.
Weitz (Louis) I am the Bread of
Inte,” “2232.
Weitz (Ted) Swing it. 8926.
Weksler (Serge):
Chant de printemps. 13992.
Défilé des comsomols. 7441.
Ennuis de Marecot. 12101.
Ecole generique. 7536.
Funiculaire. 7611.
9940.
pt. 1H, ss. ¥228
Grétastrid. 7674.
Madlibray. 8227.
Welbeck (John) :
In old Vienna. 14530.
Oh ask me not. 14964.
Welbon (A. W.) My little log home
in the forest. 10678.
Welch (Carrie) True to you. 6786.
Welch (Claudie) Before she fell
asleep. 23988.
Welch (KE. E.) Franklin Roosevelt
we’re back of you. 7604.
Welch (EK. L.) Arkensaw [sic] Jane.
21750.
Welch (EK. M.)
‘Welch (Eddie)
Welch (Hligah)
Welch (F,.D.):
And a dimple in her chin. 7130.
Aquarium I have. 21746.
Don’t let’s forget to stay near.
14121.
Fan Chee. 221138.
I have a puss cat. 22358.
In my back yard. 22519.
Many legged spider. 22771.
My marmoset. 22906.
My menagerie. 22907.
On the back porch. 23018.
Pledge. 4050.
Southern seas are singing. 8842.
Strangest oddest rock. 23384.
Try to see good in me. $045.
When I was very little: 23642.
My prayer. 10697.
See Welch (EH. E.)
Desert-moon. 9712.
Your journey is done. 11658.
Welch” (J- Ear:
Hchoes from heaven. 18133.
On heavens highway. 18951.
Welch (L. C.) I’m so blue for you.
5541.
Welch (LL. M.):
Music making in class.
16834, 25010.
Original musical examples for use
with Music making in class.
17027.
Selected traditional tunes. 21194.
Welch (W. A.) jr. Steal my heart.
25567.
Weldon (Frank):
Bruno’s Bavarian band. 17934.
Down at the old barn dance.
18098.
Handful of keys.
16832—
16274.
Hoagy Carmichael song hits.
24437.
I like mountain music. 3440.
In the vine covered church ’way
back home. 102385.
Panhandle Pete. 4018.
Rhythm ev’rywhere. 6396.
That co-ed party. 17370, 21358.
When I’m dancin’ with Hansen,
2625.
1634
ee
Se rs rea hrs nag cdlig Fs.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Weldon (J. H.) Friends of my old |
school days. 3259. _
Well-beloved, thine the joy of love.
4480,
Wellesz (Egon) :
Drei geistliche chore. 4481.
Fiinf kleine minnerchore. 4482.
Wellington (G. A.) She’s the best pal
on earth after all. 4178.
Wellisch (Trojan) Hinmal wirst auch
du mich lieben. 3190.
Wellner (G. D.) Liberatus. 10413.
Wells (B. O.) Rainy day’s just for
meditation. 19068.
Wells (Bessie) Little Bernice Clay-
ton. 5807.
Wells (Cam) Since I’ve found you.
8763.
Wells (Chet) If you'll be the bowl
for my sugar, I’ll sweeten ev’rything
for you. 12444.
Wells (EH. J.) Know. 22625.
Wells (Hddy) I see your face re-
flected in the skies. 10149.
Wells (F. C.) Mother’s wish. 12839.
Wells (Hester) Brushing cobwebs,
out of the sky. 19801.
Wells (J. A.) Won’t you come back
to me. 15671.
Wells (J. G.) They’re not that way
any more. 8999.
Wells (Margery) Prosperity blues,
happy blues. 21091.
also pseud. See Wells (Mar-
jorie Burton, or Marjory Burton)
Wells (Marjorie Burton, or Marjory
Burton) :
I wish I coukd go back to my
pickaniny [Sic] days. 24597,
Prosperity blues. 10958.
Wells (Melvin Bernard) My dad.
16842.
Wells (R. D.) How could I guess.
5424.
Wells (R. L.) Those two lips were
made for me. 15441.
Wells (R. M.) Baby’s dream. 9439.
Wells (W. C.) Franklin D. appeals
to me. 20091.
Wells (W.O.) Kiss for a smile. 8052.
Wells (Walter):
Don’t proposition me. 19963.
Hvenings I spent with you. 20033.
Scorching love. 21189.
Weiser (Jan) Serenata espafiola.
11090.
Welsh (B. B.) Just a bunch of apple
blossoms. 24694,
Welsh (F. P.) Since you’ve gone.
17232.
Welsh (J. J.): |
Agnus Dei. 17770, 17771.
Ave Maria. 17844, 17845.
O light eternal. 18930.
Strangers. 21304, 21305.
Sunrise. 153857, 19299.
Veni Creator. 19453, 21469.
Welt auf dem monde. 3352*.
Wembrow (Pete) Start of the big
parade. 6622.
Wemmer (Wm.) NRA. 25091.
Wendel (Ernst) FeldeinsamkKeit.
13765 (54).
Wendland (Elsa) Far away. 16147.
Wendling (Pete):
Did I fall in love. 9717.
Did my heart beat. 12032.
Ev’rything is peaches ’neath the
old apple tree. 12117.
Goin’ to town, figurin’ out the
long way home. 3295.
I’d be crazy if I wasn’t crazy over
you. 12334.
lve got the funniest feeling.
16461, 18439.
Little hug, a little kiss, then you
fall in love again. 16673.
Mother Mississippi. 22845.
Old Nebraska moon. 18947.
Say yes to me. 19145.
They’re all congratulatin’ me.
11324, 13454.
Three of us. 15443, 15444.
Under my umbrella. 2481.
We were the best of friends.
23599.
Won’t you say hello. 4590.
Wendt (A. L.) Welcome and fare-
well to Chicago. 9156.
Wendt (Theophil) I saw a fair
maiden. 20390.
Wengart (Carl) :
Dance darling dance. 14065.
Perhaps, I’ll be true to you. 21053.
Wenham (Kate) Don’t forget me
dear. 519.
Weninger (Leopold) :
Abendlied. 11673.
Alten strassen noch. 2846.
Balalaika-klinge. 17862.
Friihlingsrauschen. 16206.
Islindische tHnze. 5655.
Konigsleutnant. 10360.
Lerche. 18605.
Sérénade d’amour. 21199.
Waldteufel-reigen. 138569.
Winter. 13682.
Zweifel. 9328.
Wenn die bombe platzt. 21696 (402),
23795 (103), 25992 (46).
Wenn die liebe mode macht. 9158.
Wenn es frtihling wird. 6539.
Wenneis (Fritz) Schiff ohne hafen.
11064.
Wenrich (Percy):
Dixie blossoms. 19648 (27).
Flow’rs in spring. 671.
Mexicana. 2815 (222).
1635
INDEX
Wenrich (Percy )—Continued.
Pale moonlight. 23064.
Peaches and cream. 2815 (270).
Valse tranquil. 2815 (339).
Wentzell (William) When Christ, the
Lord, was born. 25825.
Wenz (M. B.) aw. and Wenz (M. G.)
prop.: -
Like as a father pitieth his chil-
dren. 1320.
My Saviour Jesus. 1640.
Oh, don’t you hear them calling.
1737.
Wenzel (Hermann) Opern-perlen fiir
harmonium. 1798.
Wenzel (R. L.):
Blues, blues, I’ve got those sad,
haunting blues. 17925.
Delores. 18055.
I’m sad and lonely. 18417.
Just a little shower for a bride-
to-be. 18552.
Tuck-a-way time. 19428.
Yowre just a summer memory.
19618.
Wer nimmt die liebe ernst.
Werder (Hans):
Away ina manger. 23891.
Dreaming in the Rockies. 16093.
Santa Claus caught at last. 25395.
When thou didst speak of love to
me. 17601.
Wermine (EK. M.) Honey moon croon.
14355.
Wernthal (Otto) :
Ich bin ein matrose vom kopf bis
zur zeh’. 16482.
Morgen geht’s in see. 18786.
Werschkul (Rene) Let me hear it
from you, I love you. 3656.
Wertheimer (Hmanuel) One track
mind. 13041.
Wertheimer (Mannie)
mer (Hmanuel)
Werther. 15733 (207).
Wesley (Les):
Roll on, black water. 13198.
Swanee rhythm. 13392.
Wesley (S. 8.):
As for me, I will come into Thy
house. 21753.
Lead me, Lord. 24754.
Palms and praises. 1833.
Spirit of mother-love. 6593*.
Thou wilt keep him in perfect
peace. 23470.
Weslyn (Louis)
889.
Wessel 9(A: J.) -U. (S.A.
N. Ri A.’ 25738.
Wessel (Horst)
14198, 14199.
Wessel (W. H.) Let me ¢all you sun-
shine. 12612.
2596, 2597.
See Werthei-
Honolulu honey.
has gone
Fahne hoch...
pt. tm, nS vee
Wessell (L. M.)
me. 13361.
West (Al) That night divine. 13439.
also pseud. See Westcott (Al R.)
West (D. M.):
Spill a little love on
Handsome Hank’s reel. 12257.
My old log cabin home. 12909.
West (Dorothy) pseud. See Nord-
berg (Irma)
West (Dwane) Brief moment. 13932.
West (EH. M.) She’s still that old
sweetheart of mine. 25442.
West (Hugene) :
Lingering on your doorstep. 3688.
Little white cross. 12648.
That little white cross. 4829.
West (F. W.) Sad sands. 2034. -
West (Fritz) pseud. See West (EH.
M.)
West (G. P.) We're sing-sing-singing
again. 25798.
West (Gifford) Why did I fall in
love with you. 17637.
West (H.) Our blue eagle. 18970.
West (Harold) When stars come
peeping thru’. 21563.
West (J. A.):
It came upon the midnight clear.
20473.
Sing O heavens. 11670 (339).
West (J. E.):
Minuet. 13879.
Nachtstticke. 6470.
Robin Hood. 6408.
West (J. M.) Sing O heavens. 11670
(339).
West (J. R.) My Ozark mountain
home. 25072.
West (L. K.) Let me hear you say
it again. 3657.
West (M. A.)- If I had a little stenog-
rapher like you. 22477.
West (M. G.) My honey’s got a job.
10667.
West (P. S.):
Ann-Bliza, I’m _ a-cealling you.
15788.
Be happy. 4786.
Mercy from on high. 8276.
N.R.A. 18860.
West (Trudie) See West (M. G.)
West coast music publishers. Baby
what I’m gonna do to you. 23899.
Westbrook (Arthur) Now let heaven
and earth adore Thee. 138848.
Westbrook (J. J.) jr. Album of songs
and charts. 2829.
Westbrook (John)
and charts. 2829.
Westcott (A. R.):
Hix of the stix. 7745.
I’m the jig-saw man. 7859.
I’ve waited honey for the fair.
7889.
Album of songs
1636
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
I will not let you go. 7903.
Looking for you. 8172.
Needin’. 8420.
Westendorf (T.P.) Vll take you home
again, Kathleen. 7829, 12360, 24525.
Westenskow (Fern) White road.
13659.
Wester (L. H.):
Just a little music and
tune. 10316.
Little Nancy was my sweetheart
once upon a time. 22688.
Spring waltz. 4249.
Westerberg (R. J.) Pacific twilight.
23061.
Westerhoff (B. B.) Vm laughing to
keep from crying. 5525.
Westerman (Gerhart von):
a little
Recitatiy und arie. 6380.
Streichquartett. 4258.
6 stimmungsbilder. 6905.
Western music publishers:
Gamma phi beta serenade. 9915,
12183.
I vish I] vas back in Milwaukee.
12420.
I vish I vas back in Milwaukee.
mit pretzels und beer. 7890.
When a feller needs a friend.
13622.
Western reserve academy.
serve. 16993.
Westgarth (Marian):
Drowsy dreams.
Faith. 20050.
I will love you always.
Our flower scented bower. 21020.
Westin (Hazel) Silver linings. 2141.
Westlake (I. H.) Valley of the bow.
Old Re-
7513*.
14485.
25741. oo
Weston (C. B.) Wear a big broad
smile. 2584.
Weston (Harris) :
Chingy Wingy Wing Wong’s pig-
tail. 9615.
Hlephant never forgets. 5120.
Heaven will protect an honest girl.
5364.
I got a horse. 20302.
Ill be seein’ ya in Abyssinia.
22365.
Tm a sailor. 985.
I wonder why poor Nelly never
writes. 1059.
Legion of the lost. 1296.
Pull away the curtains. 10974.
Squeeze me waltz. 6609.
Whiskers an’ all. 11544.
Why should sailors care. 2699.
Weston (Harry) Sunday school |
stories. 23889.
Weston (James) Hail Old Redeemer.
7689.
Weston (Leslie)
3087.
Weston (Roy):
In my old cabin home in the
Custard and plums.
mountains. 10220.
Music, the mountains and you.
12852.
West’s, 1td.:
After the night before. 4672.
Gosh, I’ve got a broken heart.
769.
I’m one of the lads of Valencia.
55382.
London, we all love London town.
14680.
When you kiss me. 17605.
When you were twenty-one, and I
was twenty-two. 15630.
Wetstein (PP. R.) jr. Our song.
15009.
Wettach (Adrien) Wenn du liebst.
2598.
Wetzel (G. J.) Hallowed be Thy
name. 243885.
Wetzler (H. H.) Symphonie concer-
tante. 17349.
Wexler (C. J.) If you wanted too
[sie] 85381.
You woke me in my
17743.
Just - buy - to- day.
Weydert (Leo)
dreams dear.
Whalen (James)
24706.
Whalen (Larry)
Whaley (C. E.)
Sunset skies. 25594.
I didn’t say that I
Was sorry. 20298. a
Whaley (M. H.) Stinsonian march.
19285.
Wharton (O. S.):
All I think about is you. 138794.
Song of love. 15292.
What a friend we have in Jesus.
21696 (405).
What’s the use. 2612*.
What the Christmas fire told. 2613*.
Wheeler (—):
T’ll ever be faithful to you. 961.
Will you sometimes think of me.
2706.
Wheeler (Alfred)
16234.
Wheeler (C. E.):
April is here.
Ninety and nine.
God’s loving care.
11670 (13).
9332 (254).
Wheeler (E. M.) No one like you.
16951.
Wheeler (G. D.) Bachelor boys fare-
well. 2815 (22).
Wheeler (Harry) Why won’t cha,
dear. 4564.
Wheeler (Joe) Little Mickey Mouse.
10440.
Wheeler (M. C.):
New day song.
Old barley corn.
10729.
10795.
1637
INDEX
Wheeler (M. W.)
my smile. 11677.
Wheeler (Opal) Singing choir,
Wheeler (W. A.) :
Beautiful mother. 2911.
Ill push and won’t be late. 7826.
Wheelock (Russell) Prosperity is
here again. 15097.
Whelan (A. M.) When the snow flies
in the Rockies. 13643.
Wheldon (Fred) When everyone else
has passed you by. 6917.
When I was young and single. 236438.
When toys come to life. 23666*.
Where shall I go. 4535.
Whewell (Margaret) :
Depression. 12023.
Add your smile to
65253.
On my way to the fair. 25174.
Whisenhunt (Shirley) :
Dear old Ozark moon. 24135.
Singing woman. 25466.
Whiskin (R. B.):
Piano patters. 19011.
Tell me why. 19339.
Together. 19406.
Whispering a song of love. 17627.
You ean’t tell what Ill do. 19605.
Whistler (H. S.):
Glorious youth. 750, 14283.
Spirit of the day. 19270.
Stadium triumph. 23371.
Whistler (H. S.) jr. Glorious youth.
750.
Whitaker (L. G.) Blue bird’s mes-
sage. 9507.
Whitaker (M. B.) Better days are
near. 11805.
Whitaker (R. A.):
I think you'd like it.
Night for love. 8482.
Whitbeck (Crystal) Why must I be
that somebody that’s always longing
for you. 17645.
Whitbeck (J. M.) You are still my
pal little girl. 21648.
Whitbeck (J. R.) Little blue bonnet.
22680.
Whitcomb (Harry) Memories, 10550.
Whitcomb (Lottie) In a field of
daisies. 20435.
White (A. J.):
Ak-sar-ben. 17778.
Mardi Gras. 3769.
Parisienne nights. 21046.
White (A. M.) Somebody cares.
8799.
White (Alfred)
7938.
White
20779.
White (B. E. D.):
Gratitude. 18255.
Heaven. 3362.
7880.
In an old Irish town.
(Arthur) Moon dreamer.
pt. 17, n. s., v. 28
Manna. 38765.
Supplication.
Wish. 17661.
White (B. F. J.)
ing love outside.
23393.
While we’re mak-
13656.
White (B. W.) Looking out my win-
dow. 10469.
White (Betsy) Wise old owl said
Hoo. 2714.
White (Bob):
My precious child. 3897.
Playing the game of love. 4043.
Wouldn’t trade the silver in, my
mother’s hair. 4595.
White (C. 8S.) When it’s spring again
west of the Rockies. 2636.
White (Catherine) Girl of my heart.
5249.
White (Dorothy) Legally you may be
hers. 3651.
White (EH. B.) Care for me always.
7309.
White (HE. F.) You’re my old fash-
ioned Sweetheart. 4633.
White (H. M.) My childhood home.
8351.
White (Hd):
"Til I die. 23476.
Why should I. 23708.
White (Edward) Haven’t I met you
somewhere before. 18289.
White (Felix) We cobblers lead a
merry life. 15569.
White (Frederick) That’s why. 6721.
White (J. A. P.) Everyday with you.
16138.
White (J. B.) Georgia moonshine.
9928.
White (Mrs. J. B.) Fragile things.
7602.
White (J. E.):
Line up for the Lord. 25692.
Praise song. 25692.
Tithing song. 25692.
Young men’s song. 25692.
White (J. M. J.) When sinks the sun
so gently. 2815 (860).
White (John) Love on the level.
20689.
White (L. B. K.) I won’t forget you
sweetheart. 16481.
White (L. L.) In Cumberland valley
in Tennessee. 24629.
White (M. P.) Roosevelt, we do our
part. 17146.
White (O. C.) Patsy. 19001.
White (O. F.) Eleanora. 16123.
White (P. H.) Call me darling. 9555.
White (Paul):
His love is
20235.
Jesus, wonderful Lord. 20504.
White (R. I.) Cycle of life. 11995.
wonderful to me.
1638
t
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
White (Richard) Tell me another.
6702.
White (Robert) :
Good times coming. 5295.
My pillow and me. 16383.
No matter what you say, no mat-
ter what you do, I love you.
6142.
Song I wrote for you. 6563.
White (Seiburn) :
Damaged. 21981.
Just another love song. 20534.
White (T. A.) Heart song. 22269.
White (Wilbur) :
Golden memories.
That river. 11298.
White cat..2815 (141, 77, 111, 132; 135,
172, 214, 236).
White chrysanthemum. 9332 (393).
White sister. 9776.
White-Smith music pub. co.:
Ambrosian prelude. 21733.
Apple-tree swing. 4722.
Autumn afternoon. 4752.
Blessed is the man. 19763.
Blueberryin’. 7232.
Chimes o’er the lake.
Comforter. 4944.
Crown Him. 4970.
Easter hallelujah. 5100.
5271.
4921.
Fantasy overture. 7558.
Fill the bowl. 645, 646, 7568.
Follow the leader. 7586.
From the land of the sky-blue wa-
ter. 714.
God bless the friends we love.
9954.
Goin’ fishin’. 7646.
Grandma’s favorite story. 18253.
His all-discerning love. 7744.
Hymn of victory. T7785.
Missa in honorem §S. Pii V. 18748.
Modern exercises for the violin.
14807.
O sing unto the Lord a new song.
16965.
Parting. 10866.
Passacaglia and Fugue.
Prayer of the crusaders.
Rondeau. 9663.
Rose and the ring. 23208.
Serenade to autumn. 87382.
Six folksongs for rhythmic orches-
18997.
23121.
bra.) Zaza:
Slumber, O slumber. 11144.
Song o’ dreams. 11178.
Sunset waltz. 19301.
Thought of God. 6742.
Tip-toe dance. 19398.
Up the street. 2493.
Upon a hill. 6827.
Vacation time. 19448.
Willow cats. 23717.
White summer rose. 23690.
White-Wakelee (EK. D.) See Wakelee
(HK. D. W.)
White woman. 20209, 21639, 21640.
Whitefield (Eiva) Meet me at the
faire. tao:
Whitehead (Alfred) :
Alleluia! Christ is risen. 7118.
Almighty God, whose glory. 2844.
Come ye faithful, raise the strain.
400.
Highteen faux-bourdons and des-
eants. 11548.
Flemish Christmas cradle song.
659.
God rest you merry, gentlemen.
TDs
Goodwill carol. 22219.
I will be true unto my love.
18452.
King of heaven. 1248.
King’s welcome. 3682.
Lord of our life. 18652.
Love unknown. 24856.
Magi journey far. 24884.
O Lord, support us. 6179.
O merciful God. 6181.
Pioneers. 25252.
. Strife is o’er. 6633.
Up, up, my heart, rejoicing. 6826.
Ye choirs of new Jerusalem.
4597.
Whitehead (EH. H.) Thank God for
the roses and you. 89583.
Whitehead (P. A.) Old English coun-
try dances. 16985.
Whitehurst (EH. F.):
Can’t you tell. 17957.
Since I got a lease on your heart.
15244,
Whitehurst (Helen) :
Forever and a day. 16183.
Garden of roses. 20108.
Oriental moon. 17026.
Whiteside (M. B.) I love you and
how. 223880.
Whitfield (F. D.) Live on George
Washington. 10447.
Whitfield (J. J.) Bury my bones.
13948.
Whitford (Homer) Praise ye the
Lord. 9048.
Whithorne (Emerson) Dream pedlar.
9761.
Whiting (Arthur) Melodious techni-
eal studies. 11670 (229).
Whiting (George) Strolling thru the
park one day. 15347.
Whiting .<Rsy A. )/:
Adorable. 2820, 9341.
Around you. 106.
Be careful. 17872.
Gather lip-rouge while you may.
14259, 18212.
How do lI look. 14867, 18342.
1639
INDEX
Whiting (R. A.)—Continued.
If I’m nice to you. 1089.
It’s all for the best. 10266, 16537.
It?s Paddy agin. 18511.
Musical scene. 14851, 14852.
My first love to last. 6057, 10654.
My heart’s desire. 6069, 10661.
Reach for a lucky star. 4091.
Throw a little salt on the blue
bird’s tail. 2399.
True love. 19424.
You can be had, be careful. 17705.
Whitlock (Percy) Four extemporisa-
tions. 25888.
Whitman (Frank) You’ve got me up
a tree. 2789.
Whitman (M. W.)
23046, 23047.
Whitmer (T. A.)
Our President.
Sweetheart darling.
25612.
Whitmer (T. C.) Two Christmas folk
Songs. | 21599.
Whitmore (Robert) Star of hope.
15327.
Whitnall (Albert) Broadcasting to
you. 23994.
Whitney (A. M.) N. R. A. spells
U. S. A. 18880.
Whitney (C. L.) Lift up your eyes.
8125.
Whitney (D. P.)
body. 12484.
Whitney (HE. W.):
Baby divine. 19723.
Come to meet your Lord. 19880.
Jesus carried the load. 20501.
Say yes to Jesus. 21184.
Triumph song. 214381.
Wandering boy. 21501.
Whitney (G. C. L.) Good-bye my
darling. 20150.
Whitney (Hugh) There’s a new deal
in Washington. 17396.
Whitney (J. B.) Start smilin’ again,
a smile makes a wonderful day.
15330.
Whitney (J. W.) I only know that I
love you. O76 (185).
Whitney (T. W.):
My one and only you.
My out of town girl.
Whitney (W. A.)
If a body trust a
12911.
6089.
Honey how I miss
you. 10044.
Whitney (Walt) You—just you.
15700.
Whitson (C. W.) When you say you
love me. 9213.
Whittaker (Howard) When I had
you in my arms. 21550.
Whittaker (M. F.) When I had you
in my arms. 21550. -
Whittaker (W. G.):
Ah, how happy. 21710.
Ah, thou poor world. 11840.
pt. OI, n. s., v. 28
Air: When I am laid in earth.
1958.
All my life is sunk in sorrow.
12844.
Almira. 9990.
Aria: O holy Queen and Maiden.
12846.
Aria: Saviour Shepherd. 133.
By the gate. 24008, 24009.
Clarendon song books — IIIa.
11939-11941.
Crown the altar. 21972.
Crown the year. 21973.
Festal psalm. 5177.
Folk song sight singing series.
12151—12154, 22138)
Hark! each tree. 22249.
Harvest dance. 250038.
Harvest home. 24405.
I saw the curl’d drops.
In vain the amorous flute.
Lloer. 1347.
Menuetto and Trio in F.
More sweet rays. 3335.
O Saviour rend the skies in twain.
11844.
O, the joy of living, loving. 25144.
Out of the Orient crystal skies.
6262.
Recitative:
1958.
Rise, red sun. 25341.
Shepherds and milkmaids.
Silver and gold. 6466.
Tell me I beseech you. 25636.
Thrice blest who far away. 802.
12415.
24643.
25004.
Thy hand, Belinda.
25444.
Thy servant is downeast. 11848.
’Tis twilight. 6789.
Watchman’s song. 138583.
What can heal the _ broken-
hearted. 24379.
What is this thing called love.
6790.
When we are sunk in deep dis-
may. 11849.
Wherefore is light givn to him
that is cast down. 11850.
With dances and songs. 25912.
Whittemore (Earl):
Depression. 491.
Don’t break my heart. 517.
Mizpah. 1534.
Oh lovely night. 1739.
See America first. 6480.
Sunset. 2269.
When I waltz with you. 26380.
You’re still my baby. 2779.
Whittemore (Ernest) Indiana moon.
12477.
Whitten (Grace) Lovin’ man. 16728.
Whitten (M. E.) My Dixie moon.
12869.
1640
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Whittick (Edith) :
Hello Dixie. 22275.
Radio sweetheart. 1951.
Whittle (Charles) Music of the band.
7076 (283).
Who bids. 9227*.
Who pays. 23318.
Whybark (J. N.) Jingle of America.
12521.
Whyte (D. M.) You’r [sic] a bonnie
wee lassie the noo. 21658.
Whyte (Hugenia) pseud. See White
(Mrs. J. B.)
Wiandt (C. RR.) Rose-petal love.
2017.
Wiback (Bob) Prosperity’s ’round
the corner. 10964.
Wiback (R. G.) See Wiback (Bob)
Wiber (O. L.) Just a dream that
could never come true. 5707.
Wiche (Bunny) At the break of
dawn. 19709.
Wick (Frederick) :
Dear old high. 9694.
O land of dreams. 9480.
Old Jonah had a whale of a time
in a whale. 10802.
Vinland. 11425.
Woodland symphony. 13881.
Wickdahl (Lillian) :
Another. 15790.
V’ve no one to love. 10166.
Wicke (Fred) New day. 6124.
Wicke (Fritz) Konigsleutnant.
16612*. .
Wickens (C. M.):
Go go Chicago wonder city home
of mine. 7639.
Here ’tis. 7739.
Little bit of heaven. 8187.
Marching on to Chicago. 8240.
When the sun comes up in the
morning. 21570.
Wickersheim (T. J.):
After you said goodbye to me. 22.
Lucille. 16730.
Wickham (Florence)
(EF. W.)
Wicklund (C. A.):
Blue eagle march. 19771.
Everybodys with you Mister
Franklin D. 12114.
Wicks (lL. C.) Dance! dance! dance.
19907.
Wicks (Mark):
Love waltz. 12688.
My mirror of memories. 18835.
Wicks (Wilfred) My mirror of mem-
ories. 18835.
Widéen (Ivar) Serenad. 17196.
Widor (C. M.):
Marche de Noél. 7076 (195).
Pécheurs de Saint-Jean. 11670
(277).
See lLueder
Wie sag’ ich’s meinem mann. 4567.
Wiedenkeller (PR. O.) Castles in
Spain. 324.
Wiedergott (D. HE.) Dear mothers,
7434,
Wiedoeft (Rudy) :
Holiday. 22290.
Manhattan serenade. 22770.
On the trail. 23021.
Wiegand (A. J.) Waltzing with you.
11453.
| Wiegand (Henry) Intermezzo. 6987.
Wiegand (John) See Wiegand (A. J.)
Wiehmayer (Theodor) Tonleiter-
schule. 19648 (150).
Wielgosz (Anna):
Dreaming. 7498.
I never knew. 12408.
It can’t be true. 1164.
My girl from Tennessee. 14871.
You’ve got that something. 23781.
Wien, alles aussteigen. 18462, 18575,
19567.
Wien beim wein. 15655.
Wiener (Karl) Kammersttick. 3620.
Wiener bohéme-verlag, g. m. b. h.:
Aber russisch muss es sein. 8, 9.
Ach Rosalinde, komm’ besuch’
mich mal im sommerhaus. 18,
14.
Ach Willi. 4465.
Annemarie. 2858.
Bei mir da hiangste tiber meinem
bett. 186, 187.
Bisschen mondschein. 1063.
Bisschen mondschein, ein bisschen
liebe. 1064.
Bleib’ mir treu. 222, 223.
Brave stinder. 251.
Brenonendes geheimnis. 13931.
Buona notte, schdne signorina.
2968.
Das ist die musik, die mich so
glicklich macht. 24126.
Dorothee, Dorothee. 24172.
Drei zarie rosen. 3173.
Du bist alles, mein anfang, mein
ende. 565.
Du bist in meinem leben die erste
sensation. 3177.
Du gefaillst mir so. 566, 14157.
Du lieber mond. 24206.
Du liebst mich nicht mehr. 568,
569.
Hin jeder hat mal glitick. 14167.
Hinerlei, ob wir zwei ohne geld
sind. 1498.
Hinmal kommt einer. 3188.
Hinmal mocht’ ich keine sorgen
haben. 582.
HKinmal wirst auch du mich lieben.
3190.
Hins, zwei, drei, mein liebster ist
ein schneiderlein. 3191.
1641
INDEX
Wiener bohéme-verlag, g. m. b. h.—Con.
Es war ein tango. 14182.
Fahr’ mit mir nach Bohmen. 614,
615.
Frau muss nur versteh’n. 708,
704.
Frawn, ihr seid die sterne des
lebens. 705, 706.
Ganz ohne liebe wir’ das leben so
bescheiden. 724, 14255.
Hinde aus dem dunkel. 143816.
Harlekin. 3342.
Heut kommt’s drauf an. 14342.
Heute nacht oder nie. 850.
Holzapfel weiss alles. S881.
Ich bin kein Lohengrin. 10683,
1064.
Ich bin vom Rockefeller grad’ das
gegenteil. 582.
Ich hab’ dich lieb, braune ma-
donna. 1068, 1069.
Ich lieg’ so gern, so gern, SO gern
im grtinen gras. 14489.
Ich such’ per sofort. 1074.
Ich such’ per sofort eine freundin
fiir den sport. 1075.
Ich will ja nichts als deine liebe.
3519.
Im krug zum griinen kranz, 1106,
1107.
Isabella, du schone Isabella. 1161,
1162.
Ja, der himmel tiber Wien. 3791.
Jedes jahr im fritihling. 3188.
Kaiserwalzer. 3619.
Kampf. 38621.
Katharina. 12557, 12558.
Klipp-klapp, die liebe ist da. 1257,
1258.
Komm auf die schaukel, Luise.
3636.
Komm’ mein schatz. 704, 1264.
Liebe kommt, liebe geht. 1815,
2477.
Lied einer nacht. 1316.
Lieder, die meine mutter sang.
3679.
Miidel weine nicht so sehr. 1446,
1447.
Mein gnidiges friulein, ich traume
seit tagen von ihnen. 1498.
Mein schatz, ich bin in dein par-
fum verliebt. 3791.
Meine frau—deine frau. 3792.
Meine liebe bliiht alle jahre auf’s
neu’. 1502.
Mir fehlt zum gliick nur ein midel
wie du. 1527.
Mit einer schdOnen frau geh’ ich
gerne bis ans end’ der welt.
3826.
Musketier storch. 388595.
Nacht von Saragossa. 1651, 1652.
Niemand fragt uns. 1681, 1682.
1642
pt. I, n. s., v. 28
Ninon. 25112.
Nur dir will ich gehoren. 1719,
1720.
Reg’ mich nicht auf, Johanna.
1966, 1967.
Rosa reizende Rosa. 2006, 2007.
Rosen im schnee. 15161.
Rund um die Wolga. 2027.
Sag mir, wer du bist. 15175.
- Schau mir in’s auge. 15190.
Schau’ tief in meine augen. 2070.
Schéne Galathee. 4145, 4146.
Schéne Isabella von Kastilien.
15196.
Schwiile sommernacht und eine
frau wie du. 2088, 2089.
Sehr geschitztes Friulein Laura.
2097, 2098.
So lang noch ein walzer von
Strauss erklingt. 2176, 2177.
Taifun. 15394.
Uber den diichern von Berlin.
2476, 2477.
Unsre zeit ist endlich gekommen.
4422.
Viertelstunde spanisch. 2523,
2524.
Warum gerade in der nacht,
Karolin. 4464.
Was eine frau bei nacht ver-
spricht. 4465.
Wenn wir uns spiiter einst wieder-
seh’n. 2594, 2595.
Wer nimmt die liebe ernst. 2596,
2597.
Wie ein mirchen vom gltick. 4566.
Wir tanzen weltschlager. 4576.
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Otto Hein:
Blonde Clire. 226.
Das, was war, bleibt ein geheim-
nis: 7s1Gsr
Du bist verriickt, mein Schatz, du
denkst an liebe. 3178.
Friiulein Annemarie. 3252.
Frau’n sind fiir mich eine walzer-
melodie. 38255.
Ich bin so scharf auf Erika. 1065.
Ich kann nicht schlafen heut’
nacht. 3517.
Ich kann noch mehr, als tango
tanzen. 1071.
Ich sitz den ganzen tag an
meinem radio. 1073.
Ich traiim’ von einer miarchen-
nacht. 1076.
In deinen blauen augen steht ein
gedicht. 38541.
In Persien. 1181.
Jeder tag hat 24 stunden. 12516,
Kleine reise im friihling mit dir.
1256.
Ko6nnen sie mir nicht bis morgen,
ihr geliebtes herzchen borgen.
1263.
ee St a ee
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Komm’n sie bitte ’riiber. 3637.
Miidel, wenn ich dir raten kann.
3752.
Mein kleines friiulein aus Hawai.
12759.
Mein lieber schatz, bist du aus
Spanien. 3790.
Mein schones vis--vis.
Monika. 1542.
1499.
Obne dicht hat die welt keinen |
sinn. 3951.
Reizendes cousinchen. 4095.
Schon sind die frau’n von Wien.
2072.
Schone frau, gute nacht. 20738.
Schwitile sommernacht und eine
frau wie du. 4152.
Soldat ist treu. 4219.
Spanischer tango und ein midel
wie du. 2225.
Spiel’ ich auf der laute, denk’ ich
an meine traute. 2230.
Warum bist du so traurig. 4463.
Wenn du liebst. 2593.
Wenn ich Sonntag fritih mit der
Rosmarie. 4484.
Wiener operettenverlag, g. m. b. h.,
Dacapo verlag:
Das ist der dank fiir meine liebe.
14076, 14077.
Du bist die frau, die mir gehort.
14155, 14156.
Du schwarzer Zigeuner. 3179,
7516.
Gustay, greif zur geige. 20168,
24375.
Ilona. 1104, 1105.
In der blauen nacht. 14517, 14518.
Liig’ mich nicht an. 248738, 24874.
Mit dem sch-sch-sch-itiberra-
schungszug. 10578, 10579.
Moderne Wiener schlager-serie fiir
azither in Wiener stimmung.
14808.
Sag’ es mir noch einmal
21164, 25385.
Weisst du _ was,
11477, 11478.
Wien, du bleibst das verwéhnteste
kind der welt. 21618, 21619.
Wir alle sind kameraden. 15661,
15662.
Wiener Phonix-verlag:
Auf der terrasse vom romanischen
café. 4747.
Madi, in Wien wird es frtihling.
5904
lieber Franz.
Venezuela. 6835.
Wieniawski (H.):
Caprice A moll. 15935.
Kuiawiak. 93832 (202).
Scherzo-tarantella. 17180.
Wieninger (C. E.):
- Four walls. 20087.
Gee let us drink... beer. 22178.
Hot dog news. 20253.
Tell me you are my sweetheart.
23430.
There’s just that something about
you. 25668.
Wienshienk (Sylvia) :
Let’s go to Chicago today. 1306.
Since I’ve found happiness in you.
2144.
Wiesbauer (W. A.) My husband
didn’t like the ice-man. 12888.
Wiesman (Roy) Lonesome. 20662.
Wiest (BH. K.):
Days of long ago. 22005.
I’ve found a fortune in you.
18434.
Wiest (Jimmie) Days of long ago.
22005.
Wiga (Jerry) pseud. See Gabriel
(Wilhelm)
Wiggin (M. L.) Goodnight my
darling. 3309.
Wiggins (W. M.)
11291.
Wight (Daisy)
Wilbert (S. H.)
Thank you all.
Don’t be blue. 12046.
Mountaineer’s fare-
well. 8338.
Wilbur (H. H.) Deep-lovin’ gal.
14090.
Wilbur (S. J.) Waiting with the
moon. 4451.
Wilbur (Stub) See Wilbur (S. J.)
Wilbye (Johny Adieu, sweet Amaril-
lis. 21705.
Wilcox (A. E.) When our lips in
kisses meet. 2639.
Wilcox (C. H.) Good times. 24368.
Wilcox (EK. H.) Art of a cappella sing-
ing. 21752.
Wilcox (F. M.)
3609.
Wilcox (J. N.) Alawa. 39.
Wilcox (P. BE.) Sordid Sue.
Wilczynski (Edward)
madly in love with you.
Wild bird’s song. 4568.
Wild violets. 4569.
Wildau (Franklin) Roosevelt is in,
we’re bound to win. 11028.
Wilce (H. E.):
H’llo. 20236.
I want you. 20405.
Moonbeams dancing.
We're lucky. 21522.
Yes indeedy. 21637.
Wilding (Ralph):
Adieu toi. 17762.
Petite Mollie. 15039, 19007.
Wildt (F. S.):
Baby fingers. 11755.
Put on your hip waders. 1931.
When the snow falls on the moun-
tain. 6942.
Just a year ago.
25589.
"Cause I’m
11895.
20781.
1643
INDEX
Wilens (Grete) Waiting for the night.
2549, 2550.
Old old story. 16991.
Wiles (Chet)
Wiley (Judson) Intended for you.
12480.
Wiley (Lee) Anytime, anyday, any-
where. 2862, 4719.
Wilford (William) Mother dear.
6008.
Wilhelm (W. C.) Won’t you give me
a chance. 19587.
Wilhelmy (D. A.) Over a_ broken
heart. 18877.
Wilhite (Herman) jr. Why do I.
15648.
Wilhoite (M. N.) Dancing in the
moonlight. 7416.
Wilimek (HE. W.) Just a great big
wonderful. 22597.
Wilke (C. Sam) pseud. See Wilke
(C. Sehulz)
Wilke (C. Schulz) :
Lover mine. 1406.
Madonna Maria. 24882.
Lover mine. 1406.
Sweet Janet Ly-
Wilke (H. J.)
Wilkerson (S. B.)
dell. 4285.
Wilkes (J. T.)
ton. 10269.
Wilkes (R. W.):
Cantus novus. 15933, 15934.
Missa Sancti Joannis. 16790.
Wilkie (Bud) See Wilkie (W. A.)
Wilkie (H. FE.) men’s Bible class.
Hail Old Redeemer. 7689.
Wilkie CW. A.) :
In a garden Allah built for two.
12452.
Like I believed in you.
Please don’t get me wrong. 17074.
Wilkins (G. W.) Humanitaire. 7781.
Vilkins (K. C. W.) Mother-mine.
20791.
Wilkins (R. N.)
7033.
Wilkinson (Dudley)
22880, 25029.
Wilkinson (H. O.)
ody. 38889.
Wilkinson (Kay) I saw you last
night. in my dreams. T7874.
Wilkinson (Louise) Mother and dad.
1565.
It’s done at Washing-
16665.
You ask if I care.
My dear one.
My nameless me!-
Wilkinson (Theda) Life. 8119.
Will (D. B.) You’re the melody that
fills my heart. 4635.
Will Gia) Merry June moon.
VECO
Willamette (J. A.) To Edith. 2412,
19399.
Willan (Healey):
Missa brevis.
O perfect love.
1530-1582.
20961.
pt. TI, n. s., v. 28
Willard (Clark) pseud. See Sergel
(W. J.)
Willard (Clyde) Aunt Jane’s Christ-
mas. 19717*.
Willaume (G.)
Willden (Ruth)
14712.
Willeby (Charles) :
Thrcugh love to light. 9332 (862).
Veice of the dove. 2815 (3846).
Willems (H. M.) Night is coming.
10740.
Willen
19872.
Willever (R. A.):
Beer song. 17885.
Kisses, kisses, kisses.
Toast. 19404.
What shall I do.
William Tell, 23221.
Williams (A.) There’s a new world
that’s waiting for me. 6731.
Williams (A. K.):
As far as your’ [sic] concerned.
Noce bretonne. 18917.
Love’s whisperings.
(Sam) College romance.
18576.
19509.
2868.
Cupids tears. 3085.
Williams (A. P.) Gilded paradise.
3279.
Williams (A. R.) Bluesin me. 13916.
Williams (Alfred E.) Queen oO’ mine.
6368.
Williams (Arnold):
Kelp gatherers. 12564.
O mistress mine. 10777.
Smuggler’s song. 15270.
Transience. 138487.
Wheresoere. 17622.
Williams (Arthur E.) Amos an’ Andy
blues. 15779.
Williams (B. A.):
Here it comes again. 138765 (81).
Island of by and by. 238795 (39).
Jolly jungle boys. 11670 (179).
Let it alone. 21696 (226), 23795
(48).
Tale of the monkey maid.
(366).
Where my forefathers died. 11670
(428).
Williams (B. B.)
635.
Williams (Bob):
Born to love. 21833.
For my sonny and me. 14236.
Rhythm for sale. 238180.
See also Williams (R. T.)
Williams (C. C.) Harlem after dark.
10002. :
Williams (C...D.):
Better times are coming.
Heaven right here. 12281.
Homesick. 20244.
I’m going back to the country.
18406.
11670
Festival of life.
19753.
1644
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
In Dreamland. 16506.
Love ajar. 16702. |
Love skeletons. 20691.
Paradise dear. 18991.
That love bug. 19349.
What the whole world loves.
17560.
Williams (C. M.) Barbara. 7184.
Williams (C.. V.)
moon. 25151.
Williams (Charles) :
Nursery clock. 14958.
Sheila and Jimmy. 18281.
Williams (Clarence) :
After tonight. 15748.
Bucket’s got a hole init. 9529.
I like to go back in the evening
to that old sweetheart of mine.
12345.
Mister, will you serenade. 18752.
Shim sham shimmy dance. 11104,
UD aN ;
Springtime on parade. 138368.
Williams (Clarence) music pub. Co.,
inc. :
After tonight. 15748.
Bucket’s got a hole in it.
High society. 16307.
I like to go back in the evening
to that old sweetheart of mine.
Oh you big ole
9529.
12345.
Improvisations on an _ original
theme. 16498.
Mister, will you serenade. 18752.
Shim sham shimmy dance. 11104,
15232:
Springtime on parade. 13368.
Williams (D.):
Don’t treat me like a dog. 5060.
Leaving blues. 5768.
Memphis gal. 1508.
Williams (D. M.) Fairest Lord
Jesus. 20046.
Williams (Douglas) Sister Hilla.
2159.
Williams (Dozier) Jackson _ stomp.
20495. .
Williams (H. E.) Summer’s here
again. 11234,
Williams (HE. R.) Songs of Amherst
college. 11670 (3853).
Williams (EH. S.) - Easter carol. 7521.
Williams (Harle) Every once in a
while. 3206.
Williams (Hileen) In a little home
of our own. 20487.
Williams (Ernest) Waiting for you.
13566.
Williams (F.F.) Mayblossom. 8256*.
Williams (Florence W.) See Fal-
coner (FEF. W.)
Williams (Frances) :
Home. 22292.
Son cf man shall come. 23326.
Williams (Frank A.)
here again. 9976.
Williams (Frank W.):
Communion service.
Credo, quod Redemptor.
Istorum est. 18507.
O taste and see. 189338.
Pange lingua. 18983.
Wie schon leuchtet der morgen-
stern. 19566.
Williams (Freddie)
delightful you. 3126.
Williams (Frederick A.) :
Forest sprites. 4656 (195).
Gypsy caravan. 18264, 18265.
Jubilee march. 21696 (211).
Good times are
14050.
18023.
Diffrent [sic]
Octaves and chord-studies. 11670
(261).
On lake Chautauqua. 4656
(478).
Pranks. 8594.
Swing song. 4656 (623).
Williams (G. B.) pseud. See King
(R. A. K.)
Williams (G. E.) Just another hero.
10322.
Williams (Garnell) Life is like a
toy. 8121.
Williams (Gene) Just like all the
rest. 8037.
Williams (H. D.)
Williams (H. E.)
heart. 7592.
Williams (H. L.)
from Nebraska.
Williams (Hugh)
gins to play.
Williams (1. M.)
longing. 20539.
Williams (J. E.)
ody. 6675.
Williams (J. L.):
My pal. 22912.
For you broke my
That's my Ruth
11301.
When the band be-
11515.
Just for you Il am
Sweetheart’s mel-
Lively pair. 22697.
My sweetheart’s like Venus.
22917.
O ’twas on a Monday morning.
22991.
White summer rose. 23690.
Williams (J. M.) Yeah man the stuff
is here. 2738.
Williams (J. T.) Brooklyn. Bronx
day jubilee. 138941.
Williams (J. T.) Minneapolis. Sun-
beams or shadows. 2267.
Williams (Janet) Lay Tammany
low. 18596.
Williams (Jay B.) When it’s love
time in the spring. 11509.
Williams (Jimmy B.) Blue eyes-true
eyes. 11819.
Williams (John M.):
Child’s first music book.
Fairy folk. 7553.
7351.
1645
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 28
Williams (John M.)—Continued.
Happy farmer returning from
work. 4149. ?
Introduction to the chords. 3563.
Nightingale. 16941.
Williams’ (John M.) class piano
method. 17656.
20 selected studies from op. 100.
C265:
Williams (John M.) Ft. Myers, Fla.
I got a glimpse of heaven. 12341.
Williams (Joseph) ltd.:
Air in D minor. 34.
Bat and ball. 164.
Bluebells. 7231.
Buttercups and daisies.
By the sea. 2077.
Canaries. 7302.
Chinese festival.
Crossing the bar.
Diligente. 7453.
Double des canaries.
Down by a riverside.
Down Devon. 12057.
Dreaming at golden hill. -18114.
Eastern lullaby. 7523.
Epitaph. 7537.
Exile. 18162.
First of all. 3234.
Galloping home. 20102.
Gavotte. 162067.
Halstock pieces. 9994.
Hark! hark! the lark. 15201.
He was a merman. 6092.
High Marley Rest. 861.
Holly and mistletoe. 878.
I dare not ask a kiss. 9380.
In Praise of Pan. 17945.
Japanese lullaby. 3584.
Jesus Christ, my heart’s true Cap-
278.
15958.
16009.
7302.
9745.
tain. 3588.
King of Tang. 18578.
Little pictures. 5827.
March. 16267.
May morning. 1491.
Morceau antique. 12826.
Mouse. 1572.
Musie making in class. 16832—
16834, 25010.
Musie of the waves. 6032.
Nymph’s song. 6172.
Oak. 1781.
Old Adam the poacher. 10794.
On the tree-tops. 138035.
Original musical examples for use
with Music making in class.
VTO2T.
Oxford passacaglia. 17041.
Pastoral dance. *4028.
Penguin. 1857.
Piano songs without words. 1868.
Post. 15205.
Rainbow. 1952.
Rest. 2082.
Rigadon. 1983.
Robin. 1992.
Romanee in G minor.
Rose. 2011.
Roving wife. 11038.
Russian dance. 2457.
Selected traditional tunes. 21194.
Spanish dancer. 8844.
Spinning song. 6592.
Spring carol. 6599.
Tea party. 2325.
Through the looking-glass.
To meadows. 24138.
Valse romantique.
Widdecombe fair.
Wild geese. 19568.
Willow flowers. 19578.
16 percussion band songs. 16260.
Williams (Kathryn) Foreclosing my
mortgage of dreams. 9884.
Williams (L. J.) Those southern
melodies I love. 23469.
Williams (lL. 8S.) When the daytime
meets the nite-time down in Dixie.
2646.
Williams (M. C.)
6413.
2398.
6832.
11568.
My love can never
forget. 6079.
Williams (M. L.) My dream of the
long ago. 25032.
Williams (M. M.) You never knew.
21658.
Williams (Marguerite) My dream
world. 25035.
Williams (Merlissier)
18215.
Williams
(Billy )
Williams (R. T.):
Angel. 7182.
Day dreams. 7429.
Eyes of brown. 14197.
Just chaperone. 8035.
Just so ’m with you. 14608.
Just the little things. . 14609.
Get together.
(Meryll) See Merrin
Lilac rendezvous. 14660.
Mississippi blues. 14797.
When you smile. 15628.
Youw’re going away. 9295.
You say that love doesn’t pay.
dear. 15719.
Williams (Roy) Can I ever be wor-
thy of you. 9556.
Williams (Spencer) :
Basin Street blues. 2905.
Driftin’ tide, ’m as blue as I can
be. 18122.
I want you to know I love you.
10170.
Mahogany hali stomp. 5908.
Song of the flood. 19247.
Williams (Stanley) Girl of my
golden dreams. 3283.
Williams (T. A.) Goodbye Old Man
Depression. 12223.
1646
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Williams (T. D.) Joy to the world.
21696 (210).
Williams (T. H.).
8612. |
Williams (T. W.)
much pay. 9557.
Williams (Ted)
5847.
Williams (V. L.)
tending. 13484.
Williams (Vera)
6048.
Williams (W. C.)
U. S. A. 83883.
Williams (W. R.):
Adorable. 7083.
Window, a light anda tear. 2708.
Williams (Walter) See Williams
(Frank W.)
Williams college. Society of Alumni.
Songs of Williams. 25535.
Williamson (Adah) Windows of your
Prosperity bound.
Can there be too
Look who’s here.
Tell me you're pre-
My California.
My old gal and
heart. 15660.
Williamson (Allie) Prisoner’s plea.
10952.
Williamson (Artie) I am longing for
the dear old home. 918.
Williamson (Basil) Scottish ro-
mance. 4153.
Williamson (D. M.) Jd just have
you. 22337.
Williamson (I. L.) Don’t you tell me
no, no. 14125.
Williamson (J. F.):
Alleluia ! tulerunt Dominum.
18382.
Estote fortes in bello. 22097.
Exultate Deo. 17048.
Innocentes pro Christo, 225438.
Regina coeli. 17124.
Song of praise. 2205.
Williamson (Ralph) Caress me dear.
19826.
Williman (M. v. G.)
13708.
Willis (B. C.)
me. 21557.
Willis (B. S.):
Come my love. 17997.
When you waltz with the one you
love. 21580.
Willis (W. E.):
Heaven forbid. 10018.
I refuse to cry over you. 3498.
Let’s talk about you. 3670.
My isn’t she a darlin’. 10672.
Where can I find someone just like
you. 4582.
Willis music co.:
American loyalty. 7124.
Angelus. 23854.
Army and navy march. 23867.
Awake! ‘tis May. 9433%.
Be with me, Lord. 9468.
Yellow roses.
When Jesus spoke to
38188—34——37
Busy bugle. 24008.
Button tree. 19808*.
Camp-fire march. 24022.
Cotton-blossom-tine. 24097.
Counsellor. 24098.
Death rides high. 24139.
Drum corps. 24204.
Blegié. 3194.
Flowers of the nations.
Follow me. 24278.
Frére Jacques. 24304.
Friendship. 3259%*.
Gay marines. 24325.
Hail to the pioneers. 9998.
Harmony gems. 24404.
Hopping along. 24455.
Hymn melodies for children to
play. . 3407.
Jack and Jill valentine. 1178*.
Jewels of the desert. 20505*.
Lost clown. 10471*.
Make way for the band. 24887.
March of the chords. 3768.
9874*.
Medley of American tunes. 249138.
Mother singers. 20792.
Orange blossoms waltz. 3992.
Oriental fiute song. 3994.
Playing soldier. 4042.
Row, row, row your boat. 25381.
Since your path crossed mine.
11122.
Soft the music. 4218.
Song of the rain. 25526.
Song of the tropic seas. 11187.
Tales and tunes from grand opera.
19331.
Three blind mice. 25681.
Waltz of the wee fingers.
Williston (EF. 8S.) Lost love.
4458.
22720.
Willner (Arthur) Neues notenbuch.
3919.
Wills (J. J.) Hey, hey, Mary Brown.
20233.
Wills (My) pseud.:
Heut’ geht’s uns gut. 5383.
Kleine frau, was nun. 16610.
Wills (R. A.) Rose of friendship.
6427.
Willsea (M. J.) Boy like you. 11887.
Willum (Henry) :
Der gaar en lille pige i den grénne
Skov. 16045.
Jeg triller som en lerke. 12517...
Midt i byens hjerte. 16784.
Wilm (Nicolai von):
Jugendlust. 13765 (102).
Springinsfeld. 13765 (210).
Wilmarth (Blanche) We have pros-
perity now. 17581.
Wilmina. See Schultz (Wilmina)
Wilmott (Charles) Matron and the
maid. 157383 (210).
1647
INDEX
pt. 10, n. s., v. 28
Wilson (A. B. S8.):
Quand j’ etais jeune. 23144.
Wear a smiling face. 23600.
Wilson (Adele) You’re a girl of won-
derful glorious style. 2767.
Wilson (Anne) Make me a rosebed
tonite dear. 12718.
Wilson (Art) In the middle of a kiss.
1140.
Wilson (C. E.):
I love you the most. 5499.
I’ve got my old job back again.
5070.
Wilson (C. M.) Somewhere there’s a
boy for me. 21254.
Wilson (C.-M. M.)
5017.
Wilson (C. P.)
6529.
Wilson (D. H.):
Biue eagle march. 23971.
March of the N.R.A. 24895.
That’s when I need you. 23447.
Wilscn (Don) Gamble’s program se-
ries for strings. 723.
Wilson (EH. A.) We’re looking for-
ward. 23592.
Wilson (H. 8S.) Lehman-Wilson unique
violin method. 8089.
Wilson (F. F.) Sky Ann. 17241.
Wilson (F. V.) Old Hiawatha land.
1750.
Wilson (Flossie) At the end of a long
weary day. 23878.
Wilson (G. D.) Tripping through the
meadow. 19648 (156).
Wilson (G. R.):
Idol of ideals. 24600.
Song of my heart and soul. 19242.
Wilson (George) Just another broken
dream, 8031.
Wilson (H. L.):
Aubade. 157383 (15).
Carillon. 15733 (42).
Finale. 15733 (389).
Gavotte. 15783 (130).
Dearest dear.
Sketches of Skyland.
Gigue. 15733. (132).
Minuet. 15733 (217).
Musette. 157383 (225).
Pastorale. 157383 (390).
Pavane. 15733 (261).
Sarabande. 15733 (307).
Wilson (Hanford) You’re the same
old you to me, 25974.
Wilson (i. B.): .
Angels’ chorus. 9332 (11).
Angel’s song. 93832 (14).
se true to the temperance cause.
11670 (22).
Beautiful Christmas gifts. 9332
(21).
3eautiful city. 11670 (25).
sehold, God is my salvation. 4656
(53).
1648
Beneath His wings. 13765 (14).
Bring your loving gifts. 9332
(42).
Call of Easter. 300. :
Christmas Messiah. 16266.
Come to the front. 11670 (59).
Dawn in the forest. 19921.
Day is gently sinking. 7076 (57).
Do what you can for Jesus. 11670
Cia)
Dolly’s rock-a-by. 9332 (91).
Father in heaven. 7076 (111).
For you and for me. T7076 (84).
Friends of Hiawatha. 16203.
Gathering sheaves till the sun
goes down. 11670 (118).
Get right with God. 11670 (117)
Give praise. 11670 (121).
Giving for Jesus. 9332 (128).
Glory of conquest. 13765 (68).
God be merciful. TO76 (95).
God help me to do right. 11670
(2a)
God is our refuge. 11670 (124).
Gospel cali. 11670 (130).
Haste, O shepherds. 9332 (133).
Have mercy upon me, 7076 (114).
His Christmas star. 16311*.
Hosanna, He cometh. 9332 (140).
How long wilt Thou forget me.
11670 (141).
I will trust in Jesus all the way.
16670 (156).
It came upon the midnight clear.
9332 (170).
It is a good thing to give thanks.
7076 (157).
It rings for you. 11670 (171).
Jesus is the King. 9332 (175).
Jesus, Savior, pilot me. T7076
(161).
Keep praying, toiling on. T7076
(165).
Let my supplication come before
Thee. 11670 (196).
Life of blessing. 11670 (198).
Light in the gilded parlor. 11670
(2013.
Lorenz's two-part program songs.
20676.
Lost carol. 20677*.
Love ot Jesus floods my soul.
11670 (209).
Marching today. 11670 (222).
Master is calling the roll. 11670
(226).
Men who are true. 11670 (232).
Messengers of joy. 9332 (234).
Moments musical. 20775.
My prayer is unto Thee. 9332
(247).
My Redeemer liveth. 1638.
My soul doth magnify. T7076
(234).
——
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Nothing but Jesus can satisfy.
TIGTO’ (253;);
O be joyful in the Lord.
(246).
On the lagoon. 19789.
On! to the firing line. T7076 (253).
On to victory. 11670 (265).
Onward, Christian soldiers.
(270).
Praise the Lord. 11670 (284).
Redemption’s song. 1965.
7076
11670
Satisfied. T7076 (302).
Saviour like a shepherd. 11670
(318).
Saviour will be waiting. 11670
(319).
Scattering deeds of love. 11670
(820),
Serving Jesus everywhere. 11670
(330).
Shepherd’s trail. 19175*.
Shining after rain. 11670 (334).
Shout the: watchword. 11670
(336).
Since Jesus dwells within. 11670
(338).
Sing, little banjo. 21221.
Sing of Jesus coming. 9332 (323).
Sing on, O heavenly throng.
11670 (340).
Song in the air. 192389.
Song of the deep, blue sea. 21266.
Songs within... 11670 (354).
Sound over all waters. 11670
(335).
Speak to those about you. 11670
(356).
Spinning wheel. 21485.
Star of the Christmas sky. 9832
(345).
Steadfast and true.
Still, still with Thee.
Story of Jesus’ love.
Then I shall understand.
(374).
Then our country will be free.
11670 (375).
To Jesus I'll never say nay. 11670
(380).
Trouble in Toyland. 21431*.
Trust ye in the Lord. 9332 (366).
Vote as you pray. 11670 (395).
Waltz of the flowers. 21439.
Was there ever a friend so true.
13765 (241).
We would see Jesus.
13765 (212).
11670 (359).
7076 (336).
11670
7076 (376).
Welcome, Christmas morning.
9332 (384).
Welcome light of love. 11670
(406).
What a blessing is His love.
11670 (408).
What a wonderful place it would
be. 11670 (410).
What say the bells. 11670 (415).
When summer comes, 9191.
Who bids. 9227*.
Wilson (I. M.) White sails. 6971.
Wilson (J. H.)
Wilson (J. J.):
Awake all. 9433.
If our yesterdays were to-day.
7916, 14501.
We're looking forward. 23592.
We send men flying. 13597.
When the moon shines o’er Killar-
Always a fool. 13804.
ney. 9196.
Wilson, (J. K.) Me and my sugar and
the fair. 22798.
Wilson (James) pseud. . See Barnes
GE AWr)
Wilson (L. 8S.) Whispering pines.
17628.
Wilson (Lawrence) Old fashion dip-
per that hangs on a nail. 20986.
Wilson (Lillian) Down memory’s
trail. 16077.
Wilson (M. D.) Pal with the heart of
gold. 17046.
Wilson (Marjorie):
Because you’re you. 21696 (31).
Hveryday is ladies day with me.
21696 (87).
Go while the goin’ is good. 19648
(48).
I’m always doing something I
don’t want to do. 19648 (51).
In dreams so fair. 7076 (145).
In the isle of our dreams. 19648
(55).
Legend of the mill.
Mlle Modiste.
19648 (71).
2815 (196).
Mignonette. 19648 (95).
Red mill. 19648 (117-121).
Streets of New York. 19648
(184).
Teach them what to say. 19648
(140).
Whistle it. 19648 (169).
Widow has ways. 19648 (170).
You never can tell about a woman.
19648 (175).
Wilson (Max) Why can’t you belong
to me. 4547.
Wilson (Nora)
called home.
Wilson (O. J.) Our director. 17030.
Wilson (P. A.) Say uh-huh! and let’s
be happy. 238247.
Wilson (P. B.) Flying cadet dream
Little place I once
5828.
girl. 16173, 24270)
Wilson .(R. C.) Dancing. lesson.
19984.
Wilson (R. L.) My ideal, my dream.
14877.
Wilson (R. O.):
Believe it or not. 4805.
Here ’tis, yes sir, here ’tis. 12288.
1649
INDEX
Wilson (R. O.)—Continued.
In Chicago at the fair. 5621.
My pillow slip, my dream ship,
and you. 10695.
Popeye and Wimpy. 6830.
Strange as it seems. 6630.
There’s nobody quite like you.
8993.
You’re sure a puzzle to me. 9305.
Wilson (Ralph) Sadie dear. 15174.
Wilson (Robert) My song of love.
10702.
Wilson (Robert B.) jr.:
He made a hit with my girl
10013.
I'll dream of you. 10104.
Wilson (Robert Barclay) :
Aubade. 15733 (15).
Carillon. 15733 (42).
Finale. 15783 (389).
Gavotte. 15733 (130).
Gigue. 15733 (132).
Minuet. 15733 (217).
Musette. 15733 (225).
Nightingale. 9332 (2538).
Pastorale. 15733 (890).
Pavane. 15733 (261).
Sarabande. 15733 (307).
Wilson (Roger):
Morn of victory. 1561.
Signal star. 11110.
Wilson (S. V.) See Boyd (S. W.)
Wilson (Samuel) Devil rocks blues.
22025.
Wilson (T. C.)
you. 8963.
Wilson (T. R.) Great big moon had
a great big smile. 3318.
Wilson (V. J.) Without that gal of
That loving smile of
mine. 4583.
Wilson (W. F.) Old covered bridge.
10796.
Wilson (William) Swinging on a
grapevine swing. 21333.
Wilson. 17656*.
Wilton (Arthur) pseud. See Hall
(S453
Wimbrow (Dale) Start of the big pa-
rade. 8869.
Winans (Clifford) I’m just a travel-
on. 5524.
Winchester (S. N.) My old sweet-
heart. 3892.
Wincott (Philip) My little star.
20853.
Windmiller (Emil):
Before the dawn. 11791.
Underneath Ohio’s big orange
moon. 13521.
Windrush (Paul) pseud. See Nicholls
(Heller)
Winegar (F. B.)
Wineka (P. R.)
for you. 213815.
Milyon. 5967.
Sun is still shining
16
-
Jv
pt. m7, n.s., v. 28
Winfield (M. W.):
China moon. 17979.
Wind bells. 19574.
Wingate (V. M.) I’m always waiting
for you. 10120.
Winger (Raymond) I'll owe it all to
you. 20335.
Wingert (G. S.) My daddy’s watch
and chain. 22873.
Wingo (EH. F.) Musie brings memories
of you. 25008.
Winkelvoss (F. R.) Come _ back.
11955.
Winkenbach (Konrad):
Komm tanze mit mir. 20569.
U. 8S. commissioners march. 21457.
Winkler (A. G.) au. and Winkler
(A. G.) jr., prop. Prayer) 23120)
Winkless (N. B.) jr. And then good
night. 11718.
Winn (Cyril):
More little songs. 1559.
My soul, there is a country. 20874.
Ring out, ye crystal spheres.
151381.
Two little songs. 2710.
Under the table. 2485.
Winne (Jesse) Mary Magee. 16759.
Winner (Lawrence) Night is lonely.
12959.
Winner (Septimus) Mocking - bird.
8296.
Winnick (EK. R-) Two alone on love’s
vast sea. 2471.
Winsett (R. E.):
Sacred memories. 13223.
Spiritual evangel. 15317.
Winslow (R. G.) Ditson junior string
quartet album. 5040.
Winston (—) pseud.
(Hans)
Winston (A. P.)
come back to the lane. 5326.
Winter (A.) Step lightly. 11219.
Winter (Alfred) Warum bist du heut’
so kalt zu mir. 9129.
Winter (Aubrey):
See Schindler
Happy days have
Alpine memories. 13800.
Argentine nights. 11730.
Duke of Olonne. 9423.
Fairy tales from the Orient. 9839. __ 5
24256.
19715.
Festivalia.
Fra Diavolo.
Galanteria. 24315.
Golden yvalse. 3300.
Idomeneo. 16827.
Jubel overture. 18545.
Marionettes. 16757.
Ruins of Athens. 17889.
Serenade. 17198.
Siege of Corinth. 15168.
Village swallows. 15543.
Water-carrier. 14006.
- White lady. 15638.
0
nos. 1-12, 1933
Winter (Fred):
Blott en vagabond. 7224.
Sag en lodgn, men ség den som en
gentleman. 21168.
Winter (Ray) My heart still belongs
to you. 25041.
Winter it is past. 157383 (391).
Winterfeld (Max):
Dame mit dem regenbogen. 19906.
Peaches and cream. 1853.
Puppchen. 13161.
Shall we wear pyjamas. 2116.
Two ina bar. 24738.
Winters (B. J.) Moon of the desert.
5989.
Winters (HE. C.) Bread line blues.
11852.
Winters (J. A.) I’m going to see my
baby. 3468.
Wir spielen operetten. 25909.
Wir tanzen walzer. 15664.
Wir tanzen weltschlager. 4576.
Wiren (F. A.) Dream dance. 1816..
Wirges (William) Mississippi la-
ment. 1533, 14799.
Wirsen (J. O.) Roses and ruins.
253877.
Wischnegradsky (Ivan) Manuel
@harmonie 4 quarts de ton. 14739.
Wiscombe (H. U.) Land where no-
body grows up. 20576*.
Wisdom (N. L.) Don’t take a chance
with love. 16070.
Wise (F. G.) One for all and all for
one. 14991.
Wise (J. M.) Enchantment. 7531.
Wise-Rupp music publishers. I’ve
started all over again. 3503.
Wiseman (Herbert) Clarendon song
books—IIla. 11939-11941.
Wiseman (Kenneth) Sunkist. 23390.
Wiseman (Scott):
Akron’s last flight. 7098.
Carolina mountain home. 11890.
Wishart (J.) Clarendon song books—
IIIa. 11939-11941.
Wisner (G. G.) Dream. 19974.
Wissler (G. A.) Virginia blossom
waltz. 6846.
Witham (C. L.) For you I’d die my
Betty dear. 5199.
Withers (Edith) Thora. 9332 (360).
Withrow (Donald) Tell me if you
love me. - 17362.
Witmark (Isidore) :
Dear old Ireland. 2815 (71, 72).
In the land of cotton. 2815 (161,
162), 7076 (149).
Witmark (M.) & sons:
A cappella chorus. 13766.
Adagio. 187380, 24409, 24410.
Adagio and Minuetto. 9478.
Ah, sweet mystery of life. 7090.
Ah, the moon is here. 17773.
1651
INDEX
Allegretto. 24999.
Allegro concertante. 1575.
And I thought I was through with
YOu. , (tol,
Andantino grazioso. 17811.
Angels’ song. 23853.
Anitra’s dance. 9982.
Ballabile. 4775.
Beautiful dreamer. 19744.
Birthday. 9501.
Bluebirds. 11825.
Build a little home. 17986.
By a waterfall. 15908.
Cabins. 2982.
Carissima. 2997, 2998.
Ceremonies of the world. 24037.
Cherubim song. 11919.
Chicken lady. 11927.
Choral prelude. 9441.
Christ has gone on high today.
4925.
Come, Holy Spirit. 9632.
Consolation. 24933.
Cossack. 19887.
Cossack romance. 19888.
Cossack’s march. 19889.
Costumes of the world. 24095.
Cuckoo. 4974.
Dancer of dreams. 24117.
Dear little boy of mine. 476.
Divertimento. 10623-10625, 23935,
25001, 25002.
Divertissement. 9724.
Down the fairway. 12062.
Draggin’ my heels around. 16087.
Early to bed. 16117.
Easter alleluia. 3184.
Enecouragements to a lover. 9807.
Famous melodies for bassoon.
24248.
Fantasia. 1576.
Fiddlers four. 24258.
Finale. 18797, 23936.
Five pieces for brass choir. 13846.
Five short pieces. 10393.
Flute quintet. 9875.
Forest flowers. 18190.
Four pieces. 15200.
Fresh as a daisy. 14245.
Friday evening service. 7606.
From me to you. 5220.
Fughetta. 9448, 17853.
Fugue. 23904.
Gavotte. 9444.
General William Booth enters in-
to heaven. 38272, 5233.
Glory to God. 24340.
Golden melodies for French horn.
3299.
Gypsy of song. 24877.
Hallelujah. 23905.
Harmony simplified. 18279, 18280.
Heart of mine, beloved one.
18300.
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Honeymoon hotel. 18334.
Hunting party. 24474.
I can sew a button. 24485.
INDEX
I like mountain music. 3440.
Till pin another petal on the
daisy. 3447..
I’m a little co-coa-nut. 12371.
I’m happy when it rains.
I’m
last alway. 18418.
14437.
so glad that trouble don’t
I’ve got to sing a torch song.
10163.
In every nook and corner you are
Missing. 3542.
In my dreams I sorrowed. 10217.
In the vine covered church ’way
back home. 10235.
Incline Thine ear, oh Lord. 18497.
Introduction and scherzo.
Invocation of Orpheus.
Ireland and you. 18499.
Isle of blues. 16527.
It is May.. 1166, 5662.
10243.
20465.
It’s time to sing Sweet Adeline
again. 5672.
Jester’s dance. 24677.
Keep young and beautiful.
Kindersttick. 24934.
Lamb of God. 4825.
Lament. 10377.
Largo. 10887.
Legend... 20583.
Lehua. 24759.
Let the world rejoice.
Little disciple. 5814-5817.
Little hunting song. 15209.
Little Miss Mischief.
Lockhart band-class
5834.
Lonesome levee. 12660.
Love behind a fan. 14695.
Lullaby. 12704.
Lully, lullay. 18685.
Maker of dreams. 1453.
March. 19147.
March of the toys.
Marusia. 20726.
Melodia. 18721.
Men of steel. 14777.
Military polonaise. 11933.
Minuet. 3351, 3816. 11067.
Minuet in G. 17888.
Minuetto. 19153.
Mississippi holiday. 24965.
Moment musical. 15204.
Mommy darlin’. 24979.
Moody and blue. 24981.
Morning mood. 3824.
Mother and son. 22841.
Mother o’ mine.
Music of the spheres. 6031.
My evening song. 10653.
My fraternity pin. 1603.
20719,
FEB a | Re
20608.
24803.
method.
20559.
1568, 6013, 6014.
1652
pt. a1, nS yee
My imaginary sweetheart. 10669.
My international girl. 25050.
My own. 12912.
My wild Irish Rose.
Nina. 12964.
No more love. 18912.
O, give thanks unto God. 12984.
O little hills of Nazareth. 18931,
20958.
h! Susanna. 10790.
Old folks at home. 6205, 25159.
3911, 3912.
On wings of song. 1510.
Once in a while. 25180.
Out for no good. 18974.
Out of the darkness. 25209.
Out of the depths. 18976.
Panis angelicus. 25224.
Passacaglia and fugue.
Petite suite. 25244.
Pettin’ in the park. 10886.
Pickin’ the winners. 13112.
Ploughing farmers. 21075.
Poor little doll. 19024.
Pop! goes the weasel.
10923.
Praeludium.
Praise the Lord. 13128.
Prankish Pan. 19030.
Prelude and Toccata.
Presto. 5345.
Psyché. 10973, 21094.
Punchinello. 10976.
Put a tax on love. 25311.
Rejoice and merry be. 19078.
Rejoice and sing. 211138.
Remember my forgotten man,
11003. F
Reverie. 25330.
Road is open again.
Rome wasn’t built
25a6e.
Rumba rumble.
Sarabande. 4771.
Scenes from childhood. 4150.
Scherzo. °181, 9481, 9482, 17890.
Serenade. 25428.
Serenade rococo.
Shadow waltz.
Shanghai Lil.
Shepherds’ song.
Sinfonia. 23907.
Sing no more. 8768.
Sing Sing serenade.
Sing to me. 11127.
Sittin’ on a backyard fence.
19204.
Sleeping beauty.
9446.
10922,
10558.
18849.
19096.
in a day.
15170.
19163.
110938.
19169.
19175.
13298.
6788.
Sleepy southern town. 19215.
Song of the flea. 21267.
Song without words. 10559, 12775.
Spell of the moon. 15314.
Suite. 23862.
Suite for three trumpets. 15351.
Suite for woodwinds. 25586.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Sunday morning at Glion. 6645.
Sunny weather. 19298.
Sunrise at sea. 25592.
Sure cure for the blues. 13391.
Sweet dreams, pretty lady. 15366.
Sweetest gal in town. 13402.
Sweetheart of my college days.
21330.
Tango. 25626.
There’s April in your voice. 2376.
Three little classics. 244384.
Three pieces. 2891.
*Till doomsday. 25686.
Top of the world. 25705.
Triumphal march. 25749.
Two gavottes in D major. 2892,
2898.
Under my umbrella. 2481.
Under the cotton moon. 13516.
Valse. 25715.
Valse pathétique. 2505.
Vanka ’n’ Tanka. 19451.
Violin is singing in the street.
18553.
Virgin’s lullaby. 23546, 23547.
Wake now, awake, my sleeping
beauty. 4452.
Walkin’ in the wind with you.
19471.
We're in the money. 11467.
We're on the march. 9149.
Well-beloved, thine the joy of love.
4480.
What is sweeter than the sweet-
ness of I love you. 19503.
When God gave me you. 25827.
When I hear Thy call. 11500.
When tomorrow comes, 25859.
“When twilight shadows fall. 115381.
Why can’t this night go on for-
ever, 2689.
Wouldn’t it be nice. 19589.
Witt (Albert) :
Algebra of love. 21696 (6).
Dainty Dresden Shepherdess.
19648 (22).
Dandelion coon. 21696 (71).
Give me death or victory. 4656
(211).
I like your way. 4656 (276).
If my man could do it for me.
4656 (290).
It’s hard to be a boy, when no
one loves you. 21696 (201).
My Mississippi missus misses me.
21696 (268).
No peach hangs too high for him.
4656 (448).
One Christmas night in Dixie.
2815 (261).
Papita. 21696 (308).
Rosita. 4656 (552).
Strenuous. 4656 (613).
Sweetest part’ of loving is to
dream. 4656 (621).
Sweetheart of my childhood, I was
seven, she was four. 19648
(138).
Through all eternity. 19648 (146).
Under the mistletoe. 21696 (389).
What’s the use of working. 4656
(685).
When the circus comes to town.
21696 (412).
With the robins Ill return.
19648 (172).
Won't you say you love me.
21696 (422).
Witt (Edith) That night in Caroline.
8966. )
Witt (Ff. J.) My rainbow dream girl.
3900.
Witt. (M.'S.).:
Algebra of. love. 21696 (6).
Dainty Dresden shepherdess.
19648 (22).
Dandelion coon, 21696 (71).
Give me death or victory. 4656
(PALIL)
I like your way. 4656 (276).
If my man could do it for me.
4656 (290).
It’s hard to be a boy, when no one
loves you. 21696 (201).
My Mississippi missus misses me.
21696 (268).
No peach hangs too high for him.
4656 (448). :
One Christmas ‘night in Dixie.
2815..(261).
Papita. . 21696 (3808).
Rosita. 4656 (552).
So long, Mr. Jasper Long. 4656
(581).
Strenuous. 4656 (613).
Sweetest part of loving is to
dream. 4656 (621).
Sweetheart of my childhood, I
was seven, She was four. 19648
(138).
Through all eternity. 19648 (146).
Under the mistletoe. 21696 (389).
What’s the use of working. 4656
(G85).
When the circus comes to town.
21696 (412).
With the robins JTll return.
19648 (172).
Won’t you say you love me.
21696 (422).
Witte (A. F. A.) Harmony simplified.
18279, 18280.
Witte (Hthel) Path o’ dreams. 25236.
Wittenbecher (Otto) Konzert. 17498.
Wittman (GRaH.) :
Anything ye ask in My name.
4718.
1653
INDEX
Wittman (K. F.)—Continued.
Call unto Me. 15921.
Looking unto Jesus.
Wittmann (Thérése)
7076 (249).
Wittmer (A. N.)
24829.
Ombre bleue.
Dreaming of mother
and home. 7501.
Wittpenn (Russell) One last kiss.
17014.
Wivell (Mazie):
I long to see the green fields of
Erin’s isle. 969.
Little sweetheart of mine. 8151.
Meet me in the wildwood. 8268.
Nature’s blossoms bring memories
of you. 8414.
Sailor sweetheart blues. 8703.
Wodell (F. W.) If I were your sweet-
heart. 4656 (289).
Woeltge (Albert) Festival Te Deum.
21696 (99).
Wohler (H. E.)
smile. 2950.
Wohlfahrt (Franz):
Sixty studies for the violin. 11670
(488, 439).
60 etudes. 2721.
Wohlfeil (J. C.):
Male church-choir. 12723.
Seek ye the Lord. 25419.
Wohlgemuth (Gustav) :
Jagerlied. 17752 (69).
Pappelmiiulchen. 17752 (118).
Wohlmaker. (K. D.):
I sing a song. 16454.
Lazy feeling. 12597.
Brighten up and
Let there be light. 16649.
Woitschach (C.) Wir marschieren.
11578.
Wolf (Eluthera) Smile on sweet
heart. 17248.
Wolf (Hugo) Secrecy. 8721.
Wolf (Joseph) New deal sound the
trumpet. 12956.
Wolf (Kathryn) My lost love: 20857.
Wolf (Milton) Mother. 8322.
Wolf (O. M.):
Bootlegger blues. 23981.
Come up some time. 24081.
O, gee! he’s so collegiate. 25134.
Wolf (W. A.):
He that dwelleth.
New and _ original
1671.
Wolf (Winfried)
moll. 15819.
Woilf-Ferrari (Ermanno) :
Capriecio. 2815 (871).
Idiliio-concertino. 14491.
Melodie. 2815 (872).
Romanze. 2815 (289).
Suite-concertino. 15350.
Wolfarth (M. E.) Im a wanderer
wandering all alone. 22388.
18297.
hymn tunes:
Adagio und fuge G-
pt. I, 0. s., v. 28
Wolfe (B. J.) What did I do to you.
23613.
Wolfe (F. R.) Underneath a starlit
Sky. 2486.
Wolfe (Frank) Three Christmas
carols. 238726.
Wolfe (H. J.) I love the way you
hold me. 3452.
Wolfe (Harry) Pauline. 13094.
Wolfe (Jacques):
Betsy’s boy. 11804.
Bob white. 4847.
Bone come a-knittin’. 13922.
Golden buggy. 5269.
Hand-organ man. 12256.
Kissin’ bug. 5742.
Mourner’s bench. 6021.
Short’nin’ bread. 4184, 17218,
17219.
Sugar-plum. 6637.
Sunday every day. 6644.
Wolfe (L. R.) Piano fundamentals.
15046.
Wolfe (S. A.) At night. 17833.
Wolfe (Stella) Beautiful lady of my
dreams. 11781.
Wolfer (Fred) Kiss me hello. 3635.
Wolfersberger (E. S.) I wish I knew
why you didn’t say goodbye. 794.
Wolfes (Felix) Arabella. 8881*,
11222*, 15340*.
Wolff (Bernhard):
Allemande. 2815 (6).
Elfin dance. 2815 (81).
Fest-polonaise. 138765 (55).
Tiirkischer marsch. 13765 (231).
4 pianoforte etuden. 13765 (249-
252.) .
Wolff (C. T.) Only yesterday. 17022.
Wolff (Chas.) :
I love you in all my dreams.
24533.
I want to live as you lived mother
dear. TS897.
When I think of you.
Wolff (Elisabeth) :
Allemande. 2815 (6).
Elfin dance. 2815 (81).
Fest-polonaise. 13765 (55).
Tiirkischer marsch. 13765 (231).
6926.
4 pianoforte etuden. 13765 (249—-
252).
Wolff (Morton) :
And now you’re gone. 80.
I want you to know. 5575.
Wolfington (J. F.) Our honeymoon
day. 25040.
Wolford (D. J.) In the midst of a
song. 12469.
Wolfram (C. H.) Love. 24836.
Wolfram (R. G.):
Lady in the moon. 18587.
Maybe I'll make you sorry. 20732.
Wolfsohn (H. W.) Ground. 22286.
1654
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1933
Wolfsohn (Juliusz)::
An der wiege. 15780.
Vertraute klinge. 9097.
Wollens (William) pseud. See Woll-
enschlager (William)
Wollenschlager (William)
just a little longer. 5800.
Wollesen (Mrs. A. H.) See Wollesen
Linger
(Rose)
Wollesen (Rose) Wyoming spring.
21635.
Wolohan (John) Sometimes. 21251.
Wolter (J. R.):
Dreamy Alabama moon. 5086.
To have, to hold, to say your [sic]
mine. 4874.
You are the only girl. 4608.
Womack (F. 8.) Broken. 21841.
Woman spy. 17941.
Wonderland. 2815 (63, 122, 166, 243,
345, 374-379), T7076 (42), 19648 (101,
109).
Wong (Philip) I love you indeed with
all my heart. 12366. .
Wonnberger (—) Luther, the gift of
God. 18686.
Wood (A. M.) Song of 1983. 8829.
Wood (Arthur) Chappell’s army jour-
nal no. 608. 17974.
Wood (B. E.) Our new home sweet
home. 13061.
Wood (B. F.) music co.:
As when at evening. 11736.
Ave verum, 25000.
Awake, for soon will dawn the
day. 11438.
Ballet of the butterflies.
Born to-day. 11834.
Brown Betty. 13942.
Chums. 14025.
Come again, sweet love. 9628.
148.
Cream puffs on parade. 14056.
Czecho-Slovakian dance song.
9664.
Fire-flies. 652,
24317-24319.
in the highest.
Galway piper.
Glory to God
ip 2A
Goblin dance. 752.
Good night. 12229.
Hark the vesper hymn is stealing.
10001, 24399.
Lazy daisies. 1286.
Lead me, Lord. 24754.
Like as the hart desireth the
water brooks. 24793.
Little flower of springtime.
Lo, how a rose. 12651.
Lotus bloom. 14691.
Man in the moon. 147832.
Merry May-pole. 14783.
Now let heaven and earth adore
Thee. 13848.
O lovely night.
1334.
12990.
Peppermint pranks. 15035. .
Porter pianoforte course. 17084.
Purple asters. 15101.
Purple petals. 15102.
Rosemary, for remembrance.
15160.
Send out Thy spirit. 13260.
Shepherd, shepherd, leave decoy-
ing. 11103.
Silver swan.
Song of India. 25518.
Spring returns. 11210.
Spun sugar. 15323.
11116.
Tender twilight. 2338.
Tower of London. 6774.
Twilight reverie. 2468.
Unforgotten dreams. 2488.
Wood (C. G.) Where the oriental
breezes blow. 11539.
Wood (Charles) :
Benedictus. 15843.
Butterflies gay. 15904.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
16741.
Paty O’Toole.
Prelude & Fugue.
Quintett in F major.
Te Deum. 17359.
When to her lute. 17603.
Wood (Eloise) Riding in the rumble
in the rain. 23182.
Wood (F. H.):
I am gone, sir. 12830.
Wind and the rain. 13677.
Wood (Frank):
First concert party album. 9870.
Four trios. 9256.
Wood (G. A.):
Birthday book. 15852.
Vice versa. 19456.
Wood (G. B.) Nonchalant.
Wood (G. R.)
wahnin’. 19924.
Wood (Gertrude) :
In a little canoe with you. 11670
(158).
When the leaves turn to gold.
11670 (428).
Wood (H. B.) Songs of Williams.
25535.
Wood (H. J.)
7691.
Wood (Haydn):
Bird of love divine. 13900.
Calling me home. 24020.
Here’s a happy day. T7737.
I bless the dawn that brought me
you. 24484.
I hear you calling me.
Love song. 14702.
Mannin veen. 10522.
May-day. 12749.
Moods. 1545, 38381.
Quietest things. 25314.
17051.
23124.
21101.
22968.
De_ screech owl’s
Handel in the Strand.
3434.
1655
INDEX
Wood (Haydn )—Continued.
Spring-time. 9332 (341). .
Violin obbligatos to six famous
songs. 6845.
Wood (J. H.):
Badinerie. 17859.
Belle créole. 9488.
Por tus ojos negros.
Trianon. 19418.
Wood (L. C.) Just a little dream of
Hawaii and you. 8023.
Wood (Mary) pseud. See Hanning
(M. W.)
Wood (R. H.):
Back where I started. 11768.
Calling your name. 21862.
If I only had sGme one to love.
22481.
17083.
My heart is with you. 22889.
Why don’t you say the word.
15650.
Wood (R. M.) Twilight lullaby.
19431.
Wood (S. H.) Ring out, wild bells.
4105.
Wood (Verona) Six pianoforte re-
creations. 15675.
Wood (W. E.):
Just because it’s you. 12541.
Love me today. 20688.
N. R. A. song. 16915.
Wood (W. WW.) Roosevelt train.
15257.
Wood (Wayne) In-law blues. 24630.
Wood (Will) Aloha oe. 4700, 4701.
Wocd (William) :
Mexican. 20760.
Over my radio. 21082.
Rotary song. 19114.
Song you sang of yore. 19255.
Why should you blame it On me.
19564.
Wood-carver of Krakovia.
Woodaman (Fred):
All of my time. 15760.
Couldn’t you. 11975.
Dawn. 12008.
Time and again.
2729*.
11350.
Woodard (C. M.) Please take me.
15058.
Wocdburn (Benjamin) Her smiles
illumination. 10023.
Woodbury (J. H.) ine. Loveliness.
1402.
Wooddell (Alpha) I’ve come back to
you. 22448.
Woode (Henri):
Rosetta. 17156.
25962.
Here comes Mar-
You’re gone.
Wocde (Henry)
jorie. 12284,
Woodforde-Finden (Amy):
Ashoo at her lattice. 93832 (19).
Jhelum boat song. 9332 (183).
pt. I, n.s., v.28
Kingfisher blue. 93832 (198).
9332
Love of a heart that’s true.
(220).
Only a rose. 93832 (269).
Song of the bride. 9332 (334).
Will the red sun never set. 9332
(395).
Woodgate (Leslie) :
Click! clack. 21927.
Dat’s berry queer. 21997.
De ole banjo. 22007.
De ringtail’d coon. 22008.
Good-night. 222138.
Jesu, joy for everlasting. 21770.
Nancy. 22933.
Song of the Saracens. 19254.
Welcome be Thou, heavenly King.
23604. :
Woodhams (M. 8.) Golden wedding
bells. 24358.
Woodhams (O. L.) Golden wedding
bells. 24353.
Woodhead (F. M.):
O, all ye works of the Lord. 21696
(287).
To the Paschal
(639).
Victory. 4656 (666).
Woodhouse (Charles) :
Barearolle. 20968.
Empire day _ selection.
20019.
Fairy fingers.
Frolic. 16205.
Gavette. 15820, 21401.
Little romance. 5829.
March from Scipio. 20175: —~
Melodies from Faust. 20160.
Minuet and Valse. 5970.
Morning song. 38841.
Rustic dance. 6435.
Serenade in G. 25005.
Theme from Pomp and cireum-
stance. 213876.
Three divertimento movements.
18799.
Two movements from an Irish
symphony. 16282.
Woodhouse (George) New way to
piano technique. 16934, 25107.
Woodin (W. H.):
victim. 4656
20018,
20048.
Before the mosque. 9484.
Desert mirage. 9711.
Esquisses d’Orient. 9817, 9818.
Fantaisie orientale. 9844, 9845.
Fire chief. 9868.
Franklin D. Roosevelt. 5211.
In the Tyrol. 10284.
Rumba espagnole. 11047.
Twelve Viennese waltzes. 23732.
Woodin (Will):
Camel with the wrinkled knees.
21863.
1656
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Could I have every wish come
true. 21958.
Hootie owls. 22305.
Hoppy toad. 22308.
How do the flowers know their
way. 22318.
Johnny Cricket. 22585.
Magic hearts of candy. 22762.
Song of darkness. 23338.
Wallie Woodpecker. 23563.
We must not be afraid. 23589.
Why should I not be happy.
23709.
Wooding (Russell)
Woodlen (Robert)
Woocdlock (R. J.) Vve got those
moonlight blues. 5573.
Woodman (Chester) I’ve found a
friend. 20895.
Woodman (R. H.):
Road to yesterday. 11670 (309).
Nina. 10749.
Low down. 14718.
With revels and wassails. 11670
(487).
Woodman (W. D.) To the forgotten,
man. 194038.
Woodring (Clara) My little home.
25054.
Woods (A. EH.) You are my heart’s
desire. 15688.
Woods (B. R.) Are you still in love.
23861.
Woods (HE. M.) Down memory’s lane.
22055.
Woods (G. W.) Make this valley
full of ditches. 22765.
Woods (H. K.) Spring. 6595.
Woods (Harry):
Ain’t she the dainty. 17776.
Dancing with my shadow. 19915.
Hw rybody loves my Marguerite.
20041.
First. Mrs. Fraser. 3233.
Hustlin’ and bustlin’ for
912, 3406.
I’m nuts about mutts. 1013.
I want a fair and a square man.
18446.
If I had Napoleon’s hat. 18465.
Just a little flower shop around
the corner. 5710.
Manhattan dance folio. 3762.
Me and mine are doin’ fine. 12753.
My hat’s on the side of my head.
18824.
My wild oat.
N. R. A. march.
One tiny tear. 13040, 14997.
Over my shoulder. 252138.
Peter! Peter. 13104.
There’s no harm in hoping. 15435.
We'll all go riding on a rainbow.
19483.
We'll have a honeymoon some day.
13598.
baby.
16894.
18868.
16.
When old friends are drifting
apart. 15613.
When you’ve got a little spring-
time in your heart. 25867.
Wind’s in the west. 17657.
You ought to see Sally on Sunday.
UPB
Woods (Jack) pseud. See Healy
CGS)
Woods (lL. L.) Longing for the one
I love. 24825.
Woods (L. P.)
left me blue.
Woods (Paloma)
You went away and
2791.
Spook-a-dook blues.
2236.
Woods (R. A.) Our own land. 6257.
Woods (R. Henry) Order of the
purple heart. 15003.
Woods (R. Hueston) Croix de guerre.
9659.
Woods (S. J.) Red and green. 11001.
Woodward (A. L.) Dreaming of my
Rocky Mountain heme. 16095.
Woodward (D. H.) Sweet romance.
25608.
Woodward (Daniel) jr.:
Please let it be that way. 25269.
Shadows on the moon. 23267.
Yours, dear. 25986.
Woodward (HE. C.) March of the
ING Ar AS cOn:
Woodward (I. C.) Loce I ean’t for-
get. 18662.
Woodward (Nadine) Do you ever
think of me. 9728.
Woodward (Tf. H.) Richman or poor-
man. 11015.
Woodworth (C. G.) Gay lieutenant.
19648 (40).
Woodworth (Florence) Roguish blue
eyes. 15139.
Woodworth (Julian) Broken toys.
23999.
Woodyard (G. F.):
Just a shady hillside and you.
8028.
Visions. 4485.
Wooler (Alfred) :
Heart’s springtide. 4656 (245).
Springtime. 4656 (608).
You turned me down because I
loved you. 17739.
Wooley (lL. A.) Glory to our leader.
16232.
Woolf (Opal)
2069,
Woolfe (A. B.) In the shadows of
the stars. 22533.
Woolfolk (M. S.):
Fear not. 12134.
Let not your heart be troubled.
20588.
Woolley (C.):
Chop cherry. 9618.
You're cheating me.
if
INDEX
Woolley (C.)—Continued.
I dare not ask a kiss. 10083.
Who is Sylvia. 13662.
Woman’s last word. 25922.
Woolsey (M. H.):
On the trails of Timpanogos.
iS.
When the wild, wild roses bloom.
11528.
Woolworth (Daisy) Sweet dreams.
15365.
Woost (Frank) New songs from old.
6127.
Wooten (L. O.)
23138.
Worch (Hermann)
ills
Words and music. 2781.
Worgan (—) Haster evangel. 796.
Work (A. L.):
In my treasure chest. 18481.
Just to shake your hand and say
hello. 18565.
Work (H.C.) Jubilo. 3598.
Work (J. W.) This ol’ hammer, killed
John Henry. 21399.
Work for the night is coming. 9258.
Workers’ music league. Scottsboro
boys shall not die. 17184.
Workman (J. P.) Under the stars in
Wyoming. 6814.
orkman (Paul) Under the stars in
Wyoming. 6814.
Worley (L. R.) Blue lagoon. 138911.
Worley (W. W.) Dreamland frolic.
24190.
Worman (Avery):
Ain’t-cha. 32.
You promised me. 138732.
Wormwood (Ettena) If I could al-
ways be with you. 1081.
Worrell (HE. R.) Kris in Japan.
21696 (217).
Worsham (EH. D.):
Everything’s gonna be _ alright.
14192, 18160.
Love will always find a way.
1399.
Worst woman in Paris. 22739.
Worth (Paul) Id worship him just
the same. 20292.
Wortham (FE. R.):
Man of my heart. 18697.
Just another golden memory.
16585.
Snappy steppers. 17250.
Sweetheart of a million charms.
17342.
Worthen (KH. T.)
19748.
Worthen (R. M.) Let’s part in the
same old way. 8106.
Wotta racket. 21631*.
Prosperity bound.
Verdi memories.
Be still and know.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 28
Woude (John van Der) See van Der
Woude (John)
Wozniak (Bruno) Sweetheart kiss
me goodnight. 138409.
Wragg (Bertha) Those old sweet
songs. 9006.
Wragg (Russel) Rhythmic patterns.
8661.
Wraskoff (R.) Je garde mon cceur.
18531.
Wray (Seda) Speak to me words of
love. 18357.
Wright (A. E.)
pitcher. 24719.
Katy broke the
Wright (Agnes) Lost clown. 10471*.
Wright (B. W.) Nighttime is love-
time for sweethearts. 10745.
Wright (C. M.) Song of the H.T.A.
25524.
Wright (Denis) :
Hope, the hermit. 3391.
Impresario. 3536.
Sea. 17187.
Two little finches. 4412.
Waltz time. 19478.
Wright (HE. A.) Mizpah. 1534.
Wright (KE. S.) Dancing feet. 455.
Wright (H. U.):
And so began their wooing.
21737.
Happening to happiness. 3338.
Last appeal. 18598.
Thoughts at eventide. 4359.
Wright (Elizabeth) I must sit at
home. 7866.
Wright (Elzy)
apart. 21215.
Wright (Everett) This night is ours.
15438.
Since we've been
Wright (Fern) Moweaqua mine.
8334.
Wright (Garnett) Sweet little you.,
173834.
Wright (H. F.):
Needless to say I love you. 18890.
Party’s over. 18996.
Wright (J. K.) Chicago by the sea.
14018, 15955.
Wright (J. Y.)
25524.
Wright
11928.
Wright (Julian) :
I’m coming home to Gertrude.
5506.
I’m one of the lads of Valencia.
jDoZ.
Jolly old ma! Jolly old pa. 5697.
Marching to a military band.
10524.
Wright (K. A.)
bells. 1525.
Wright (Lawrence) :
In a little back alley. 3587.
Song of the H.T.A.
(Joseph) Children’s day.
Minuet of the fairy
1658
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Just pleasing you. 8088.
Sunrise to sunset. 19800.
Tell your father, tell your mother.
4323.
Yvonne. 25987.
Wright (Lawrence) music ¢o.:
Baby, like your poor old dad.
2886.
Beware! beware! or you'll all be
swept away. 2924.
Brighter than the sun. 2951.
I don’t want to go to bed. 3423.
I raised my hat. 18427.
In a little back alley. 35387.
Just one more before we say good-
night. 3614. i
Just pleasing you. 8038.
Letting in the sunshine.
Lord Mayor’s music co.
Luella, my tango queen.
Moment I saw you. 5980.
Oop, she goes again. 18965.
Sunrise to sunset. 19300.
Tell your father, tell your mother.
10410.
8176.
8220.
4323.
That's what life is made of.
19358. |
There’s something about a soldier.
6734.
They all do the rumba since rum-
ba became the rage. 13451.
Waiting for tomorrow and you.
9113.
We'll always be friends. 19484.
What more can I ask. 4498.
When love comes a-knocking at
your door. 15609.
Wright (Lawrence) music co., ltd.:
Just a little grey-haired lady.
24695.
Let the world go drifting by.
24779.
Meet the navy. 24918.
No funny business. 25114.
Spanish eyes. 25549.
Yvonne. 25987.
Wright (N. L.):
Band. 2899.
March of the Boy scouts.
On the lake. 3975.
Scooter. 17183.
Soldiers marching. 4220.
Wright (Rae) I’m on the pay roll
now. 95531.
Wright (S. H.):
3767.
Forever I'll love. 687 .
My adventuress. 14855.
My Cia. 25026.
Wrightson (H. J.):
Jesus tender Shepherd. 4656
(326). .
Outward bound. 8533.
Wrigley (Frank)
5100.
Easter hallelujah.
Writesel (Montie)
you have fooled me.
Wrubel (Allie):
And so goodbye. 15782, 17806.
Come on you moon. 11958.
Emperor Jones. 18140.
Farewell to arms. 626.
Farmer’s daughter’s wedding day.
5169, 7560.
Gypsy fiddles. 7681.
I lay me down to sleep.
5483, 7816.
T’ll be faithful. 14410.
I’m spending to-night with mother.
5544.
Let it be me. 16639.
Lifetime of love. 22670.
My picture puzzle of you. 60941.
Nothing less than beautiful.
18923.
Please, Mister President.
13116.
Practicing the piano.
Rollin’ on our roller
15141-15143.
Send my mail
19157.
Spring fever. 4247.
Sweet little sweetheart. 17333.
Sweetheart song. 23414.
That great American home. 4328.
To be or not to be in love. 15457.
We won’t have to sell the farm.
I love you, altho’
7835.
5482,
10911,
17087.
skates.
to ‘Tennessee.
13600-13602.
Wrubel (Elizabeth) Turn your fear
into cheer. 9052.
Wrubel (Mrs. F.) See Wrubel
(N. L.)
Wrubel (Louis):
First man of the land. 16160.
From nobody, a somebody I hope
to be someday. 14249.
Play ball with Uncle Sam. 8578.
Thirteen years ago. 15436.
You still wonder why I ery.
11648.
Wrubel (N. L.):
Come to fair Chicago. 14047.
Pride of the old U.S.A. 15088.
Sweetheart, dear, for you and
me. 13407.
Wedding bells. 13604.
Yankee moon. 138704.
Wuhrman (N. B.) Mountain is re-
moved. 22852.
Wullenwaber (Louis)
sandhill shanty moon.
Wullenwaber & Brink. Shine on my
sandhill shanty moon. 15233.
Wullert (Myrtle) Roosevelt for all.
Shine on my
15233.
PEOZ 72
Wunseh (Hermann) Fest auf Mon-
bijou.” S176. ®
1659
INDEX
Wurtzel (Ralph):
Lovers. 1408.
Oh Sophie. 8473.
Wurzer (R. F.) Disappointed dear.
aI2a.
Wyatt (Eddie) IJl1 steal you. 12358.
Wyatt (Forrest) Tangle-weed.
13423.
Wyatt (1, Oz) Bed time _ blues.
23933.
Wyatt (Sydney) :
I am sincerely in love with you.
20282.
Proud of my baby. 10970.
Wyckoff (C. L.) My valley of dreams.
6104.
Wyles (M. J. O.):
Let’s be a twosome. 8098.
Someday and someway, Ill find
you again. 8802.
Wyman (C. H.) Sweetheart I love
you, believe me I do. 23410.
Wyman (C. L.) Ive got the whole
world jealous of me. 18440.
Wyman (C. L.) jr. Ive got the whole
world jealous of me. 18440.
Wyman (W. H.) Football fantasy.
18183.
Wynn (Roy) Louville Lou. 14694.
Wynne (Cuthbert) pseud. See Wille
by (Charles)
Wyrrick (Ambrose)
falling. 17766.
Wysocki (Wallace)
give my love to you.
African night is
I’m glad I can
7844.
X (Mr.) Im leaving university for-
ever. 1006.
Xavier (Leta) pseud. See Ranchea
(Leta )
Xenos (Stanley):
Danube dreams. 19918.
Drink boys, drink beer. 24199.
I tried to hurt you. 18482.
New York lights. 25108.
Save all your sorrow all for to-
morrow. 21179.
Xerxes. 800.
Y arien de si charmant. 15681.
Yablokoff (Hyman) Papirossen.
25226.
Yablonik (Hyman):
Letter. 12629.
My white flower. 12935.
Ver hot aza meidele. 13542.
Yacich (Chris) :
I let you slip through my fingers.
10096.
I like bananas because they have
no bones. 22362.
I want a new deal in love. 20401.
Jug of wine and you. 24691.
We’re crazy as can be. 23591.
pt. m, n.s., v. 28
Yaeger (J. J.) Memory of long ago.
3801.
Yafanaro (A. T.) Wondering why.
25925.
Yamamoto (Tom) I loved you dearly.
981.
Yanovsky (Ann)
is it true. 4704.
Yapp (G. M.):
Beautiful isle of love.
Am I dreaming, or
15830.
My dear Wisconsin home. 10647.
Yarbrough (C. R.) Pleading. 10902.
Yarmov (Jack) Moon dreamer.
20779
Yarnell (A. P.) Meet us in Chicago in
1933. 8264.
Yates (E. D.) Just a dreamer. 8021.
Yates (J. H.) Fughetta scherzando.
22D.
Yates (W. M.) Yearning for you.
19593.
Yatove (—):
Argentina. 99.
Atmosphére révyolutionnaire. 117.
Beau Danube bleu. 167.
Ca c’est Brest. 4871.
Campagne normande. 305.
Dame poule et son poussin. 449,
En cheminant. 587.
Gavotte des poussins. 727.
Horizons crépusculaires. 894.
Je n’aime qu'un soir. 1185, 10288.
Légendes de la forét. 1294.
Ma vieille maison. 1487.
Mama Liza. 18695.
Pluie de feu. 18938.
Premiers chagrins. 1905.
Prends-toi par la main.
1907.
Radetzky-marche. 1948.
Soirée dans Aguilas. 2181.
Yatove (Jean):
Auto. ..et pas l’sou. 4750, 9428.
Bonheur est sur notre chemin.
239.
Ne pleur’ pas petit’ mére. 1660.
1906,
Yatsko (M. P.) Remember. 17125.
Yaw (R. P.) Tell me you love me
once more. 11286.
Yaxley (Mrs. D. T.) He lifted me
up—yes, up. 3353.
Yeager (A. M.):
Goodbye darkness—hello _ light.
9965.
Little house upon the hill. 14674.
My saddle horse. 12918.
Yeamans (L. E.) Little Red Riding
Hood. 12646*.
Year-round song and chorus book.
25936.
Yearsley (C. B.)
Yeazel (Fred) :
Hill billy wedding in June. 12292,
14344.
Fairy-tale. 619.
1660
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1983
Stuttering Billy. 6891.
Tell me you'll always remember.
23431.
Your [sic] bound to look like a
monkey. 9814.
Yedz grotto. Yedz grotto.
Yekich (T. L.) When the heav’n gates
open for me. 21566.
Yellenti (Nicholas) :
25938.
I’m in a fog. 3473.
Miser of love. 3821.
Yeney (Hugene) Sweetheart come
back to me. 8914.
Yergatian (Avedis) Farmer’s' ro-
mance. 3228.
Yes, Mr. Brown. 4598.
Yesner (S. J.) World of our own.
4591.
Yetter (Merville) San Francisco Ki-
wanis. 2049.
Yiannides (Costas) Roumba. 19115.
Yneve (Ludwig) If I had only known.
24604.
Yoder (Leon)
Jce. 458.
Yoder (Paul):
Bell ringers. 23944.
Big bass drum. 21813.
Military band. 16786.
Our family band. 23088.
Pop goes the weasel. 17081.
Steppin’ out. 23381.
Yoder (S. H.) Life beyond.
York (B. M.) I’ve lived.
York (Don):
Down lover’s lane.
Heartbroken. 5358.
Watching and waiting for you,
6867.
When Colina’s blue. 2619.
York (Ruth) When it’s harvest time
- in loveland. 25836.
Dangerous yodeling
3680.
24584.
5067,
York ice machinery corp. Men of
—. York. 3805.
Yorke (Peter) My idea of paradise.
1617.
You better mind. 17701.
Yow’re lucky if you’re killed.
Youman (M. EH.)
24532,
Youmans (Vincent) :
Flying down to Rio. 24271.
More than you know. 6000.
Music makes me. 25009.
Orchids in the moonlight.
Should I be sweet. 6499.
So do I. 2175.
11638*.
I love you eternally.
25194,
Young (B. A.) Girl I love is a Demo-
erat, 18217. :
Young (Barnard) :
Dance of the baby dolls. 18031.
Is love logical at all. 18503.
Young (C. K.) Happy ending. 3340.
Young (C. L.) Good-bye. 3304.
Young (Cammie) :
Have you been alone with Jesus.
14328.
Though the rest of the world for-
gets. 15442.
Young (Charlie) Inspiration. 1149.
Young (EH. G.) lLord’s prayer. 20675.
Young (EH. 8.) Lord is my shepherd.
16695.
Young (EK. TT.) Little house back
home. 18631.
Young (Ff. A.) Mem’ries. 14773.
Young (KF. C.) Wait for me. 25768.
Young (F. L.) Mem’ries. 14773.
Young (KF. W.) Lonely night. 24820.
Young (Fatima M.):
Dressing up my day dreams. 7510.
Since you let me call you Mine.
25459,
You be the giver and Ill be the
taker. 4610.
Young (Frederick M.) Lazy waters.
14639.
Young (G. A.) Tears. 6698.
Young (Henry) He cannot take it.
(es
Young (I. C.) Lead us on to victory.
1288.
Young (J. H.):
Gift. 3277.
Love’s dream. 3734.
Young (James) Grandmas old red
shawl. 16252.
Young (Joe):
And there you are again. 3812.
Buggy song. 19802, 24000.
Dream lady. 7491.
Goody goody girl. 20154.
Til take you back. 3449.
Little you know. 186837.
Mother Mississippi. 22845.
Spanish love song. 17284.
Two tickets to Georgia. 4413,
6805.
When the sweet Magnolias bloom
again. 11526, 15645.
Young (John):
Join the N R A parade. 22586.
Vicks will drive your cold away.
6838.
Young (Lauretta De) See De Young
(Lauretta )
Young (Leona) Voice of my country.
19461.
Young (Louise) Sing a spring song
for me. 6516.
Young (M. C.) In a canoe for two.
22499.
Young (M. N.) Girl I love is a demo-
erat. | 1821.
Young (Morrey) See Young (Morris)
Young (Morris) :
Dance of the baby dolls. 18031.
One more night of love. 18955.
1661
a eT
INDEX
Young (N. M.) Mother’s kiss. 6018.
Young (Pearl) Every day. 22104.
Young (S. W.) Paradise isle. 8546.
Young (Stuart):
Butterfly. 25418.
Cherry petals. 348.
Lady Night. 12578.
Roll the old chariot along. 21142.
Which one would you be. 17623.
Winter song. 2712.
Young (Tibby) pseud. See Young
(Barnard)
Young (Victor) :
Anytime, anyday, anywhere. 2862,
4719.
Blue River. 19781, 21851.
Hundred years from today. 22821,
244738.
I bring a song. 5451, 7792.
I’d be telling a lie. 20290.
In the silence of the night. 18493.
It’s just a song and dance. 22557.
Let me be born again. 22652,
24764.
Love is the thing. 12680.
Love me. 20686, 20687.
Making history. 22767.
My love. 14884.
Street of dreams, 2254.
Sweet madness. 19313.
Tappin’ the barrel. 23428, 25629.
Victims of the voodoo drums.
23541.
With you beside me. 7006.
Young (Virginia) Light Thou my
way. 16661.
Young (W.J.) Sad and weary. 138225.
Young (W. S8.):
Hymn of thanksgiving. 4656 (266,
267).
Love’s reverie. 4656 (376, 377).
Young duettists. 4640, 4641.
Young men’s chorus and quartet book.
21678.
Youngberg (Edith) At evening hour.
9408.
Youngdale (Willard) Berceuse. 2921.
Younger (A. E.)-::
Broken dreams. 2955.
Feed My lambs. 5172.
I wonder. 3510.
Love dreams. 3720.
Youngling (G. W.) Summertime girl.
4267.
Youngling (George) Over the coals.
10845*.
Youngsworth (Anthony) :
Alarm clock blues. 2828.
Somewhere. 4229.
Youth of romance, 2252.
Yradier (C.) Paloma. 6268, 6269.
Yradier (Sebastian) :
Dove. 529.
Paloma. 6266, 6267.
pt. II, 0. S., v. 28
Yvain (Maurice) :
Avee un bruit sec. 9430.
Belle mariniére. 11794.
Chez moj. 14008.
Faut savoir faire tous les métiers.
7563.
Fuite. 719.
Il n’y a pas de raison. 22498.
Je suis petit. 10291, 14581.
Lettres d’amis ... lettres d’amour.
18617.
Marche des grands boulevards.
5920, 5921.
Oh! papa. 10789.
Orage. 1799.
Papa! papa. 10856, 18985.
Quand on sait parler d’amour.
10981.
Rayon d’soleil et l’on oublie tout.
6378.
Refrain d’amour. 6383.
Rien qu’en se frolant. 11017.
Sortie de Bob. 2216.
Sur le trottoir. 19306.
Tout va bien. 19414.
Ywn (Carlo) pseud. See Owen
(C. A.)
Zaceari (A. J.) Please take me back.
10912.
Zaccone (Joseph) Believe in me. 188.
Zacharewitsch (Michael) New art of
violin playing. 12952.
Zachary (H. P.) Oh why did you >
leave me for somebody else. 18942.
Zaihringer (A. R.) Klipp-klapp, die
liebe ist da. 1257, 1258.
Zaetsch (Hric) Hello blondy. 7727.
Zaher (Ray) Missouri, my home
sweet home. 14804.
Zahm (H. A.) Carry on Franklin D.
4892,
Zahm (Happy) pseud. See Zahm
(H. A.)
Zais (B. H.) We're going big for that
big blanket code. 19488.
Zale (W. L.) It’s just one of those
things. 22558.
Zalewski (B. J.):
Reverie. 6398.
Veni Jesu, amor mi. 9602.
Zaludkowski (Elias) Two Hebrew
songs. 15730.
Zamecnik (J. E.):
Come back to me once again.
19877.
Just one more waltz with you.
22614.
Zamecnik (J. S.):
Fox (Sam) atmospheric ~ series.
5208.
Fox (Sam) magic carpet melodies.
16195, 16196.
Fox (Sam) music hour orchestra
folio, 5209.
1662
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Fox famous composers string en-
semble folio. 24289.
Zamecnik (W. J.):
Tll leave it all to you. 962.
Song of the night. 4237.
Zamrzla (J. L.):
Lingerin’ on your door step.
14667.
When the world turns on you.
17600.
With anybody else but me. 17662.
Zander (BH.) Dream girl of the moun-
tains. 16088.
Zander (EH. G.):
Dream girl of the mountains.
5075.
Remember me. 138187,
Zandonai (Riccardo) :
Farsa amorosa. 3228*, 22115,
22116.
Flauto notturno. 12146.
Notte a Siviglia. 6156.
Partita. 4025, 23074.
Zanini (B. H.) World is gone crazy
now. 2782. a
Zanke (Herman) :
Capriccio. 11659.
Htiiden, capricen und_ spezial-
tibungen. 18154.
Idée musicale. 18468.
Improvisation, 10199.
Tanz-arabeske. 10199.
Zanola (dJ.) Selecta Gregoriana.
15213.
Zanon (Maffeo) Canti della stagione
alta. 21871.
Zanoni. 10986.
Zanotti-Bianco (Massimo) ‘Tre can-
zoni d’amore. 4652.
Zanuso (A. M.) Laggit. 5753.
Zappia (Rocco) :
Lupe. 38748.
Please come closer. 17072.
Through the desert nights. 13466.
Zar. 2801.
Zariski (Walter) Heartbroken and
blue. 143838.
Zaroe (Albert) Drifting in a dream.
18123.
Zaroe (Allan) Drifting in a dream.
18123.
Zarow (S. A.)
Zarter (G. R.)
Bashful baby. 162.
Let’s pull to-gether.
5781.
Zatourinsky (Haim):
Gone. 7650.
Good-bye to dreams and you.
7658.
That’s what your love made of me.
8973.
Zatourinsky (Joe):
‘Gone. 7650.
38188—34——38
Good-bye to dreams and you..
7658.
That’s what your love made of me.
8978.
Zattas (Demosthenis)
the money. 20424.
Zax (H. L.):
N. R. A. 18857.
If I only had
Weep no more. 6895.
Zaza. 166387.
Zbriger (Maurice) :
Gipsy hearts. 740.
Love me. 1888.
Zehn stiicke Hlterer meister. 22184.
Ziegler (W. P.) Would you care.
17683.
Zeiser (H. BH.) It can’t be real. 10254.
Zeitlin (Hsther) Eli Zion. 14170.
Zeitlin (Leo) Eli Zion. 14170.
Zeitlmann (L. V.) Happy ending.
20189.
Zeledon (G. J.)
14760.
Zeller (C.):
Adam-valse.
Martin-valse.
Vogelhindler,
Zeller (Leon) :
Low down. 14713.
_ Percolate. 21051.
Zemlinsky (Alexander von)
kreis. 10366*.
Zenner (H. J.)
9285.
Zentmyer (Henry)
hearts. 20645.
Zentner (Minyde) :
Italian folk song. 1175.
Know your man. 1262.
Never ask me why. 1668.
Reverie. 15124.
Sally’s aria. 2044.
Shoulder to shoulder.
Swing song. 15388.
Me at my radio.
11676.
18712.
9103.
Kreide-
You little thief.
Little sweet-
2128.
To-night and you. 15472.
Zeoli (Sam) Sweet, Sweetheart of
mine. 15378.
Zepf (Ff. L.) Does it mean what it
might. 5050.
Zeppelli (P.) Forgive and forget.
5204.
Zerse (Carl) We want silver. 9151.
Zerse bros. Just a little cabin in the
hills. 16575.
Ziegfeld follies.
25583.
iegfeld follies of 1983. 25814.
24511, 24983, 25319,
Ziegfeld follies 1981. 21127.
Ziegler (A. EH.) Spinning song, 2815
(312):
Ziegler (B. M.):
In the middle of the night. 3550.
In the springtime. 5641.
1663
INDEX
pt. 1, n.8., v. 28
Ziegler (B. M.)—Continued.
Laughin’ Louie. 3645.
Night winds. 6138.
Only girl I ever loved. 3988.
Ziegler (Johannes) Spinning song.
2815 (312). .
Ziehler (Jack) I hope my dreams
come true. 3436.
Zielinski (Joseph) Prisoner of my
heart. 10950.
Zier (HK. H.):
Looking for a sweetheart. 24828.
Never before. 25099.
Zilcher (Hermann) Tanzfantasie.
15409.
Zilcher (Paul):
Am springbrunnen. 4656 (15).
Around the ring. 17752 (12).
Aschenbrodel. 2815 (18).
Auf dem schlossteiche. 4656 (39).
Auf Sicilien. 4656 (40).
Barcarole. 19739.
Buntes allerlei. 2815 (38).
“Clown. 17752 (30).
Erlkonigs toéchter. 4656 (162).
Erntereigen. 4656 (163).
Geschichte aus der spinnstube.
4656 (208).
In der schmiede. 4656 (295).
Juggler. 17752 (70).
March. 21688. ys
Marsch der burgwache. 4656
(387).
Melody. 21689.
Morgentau. 4656 (418).
Miickentanz. 4656 (423).
Out comes the bear. 17752 (109).
Prancing horse. 17752 (116).
Procession. 17752 (118).
Waltz. 21690.
Zimmer (Carl) Dramatische ouver-
tiire. 7488.
Zimmer (H. M.) When I’m not with
you sweetheart. 9177.
Zimmerman (Cecille) Tho’ youll
forget, Ill still remember. 4856.
Zimmerman (Charles) :
Football. 138765 (57).
Sitting Bull. 138765 (201).
Zimmerman (Floyd) My lie to you.
8370.
Zimmerman (H. I.) Lonely for me.
18641.
‘Zimmerman (Harry) As in a dream.
9402.
Zimmerman (K. R.) Father’s busi-
ness. 6380.
Zimmerman (W. A.) Dreams of
yesterday. 7506.
Zimmerman (W. P.) In the cathe
dral. 5638.
Zimmermann (Wilhelm):
Balalaika-klinge. 17862.
1664
Deutsche volkslieder-fantasie
18063.
Idée musicale. 184638.
Jo-jo. 1201.
Lerche. 18605.
Rendez-vous der puppen. 8657.
Rhythmische etiiden fiir kiarin-
ette. 19089. ;
Yo-yo. 9323.
Zweifel. 9328.
Zimpfer (O. C.):
New code march. 16927.
World crisis of 1914-18.
Zing (A. GC.)
9179.
Zingel (H. J.) Sonate. 22630.
Zink (M. F. C.) Birds’ chorus.
Zino
404
Zintl (A. M.) I’m desperate I’m lone-
some and blue. 3463.
Zionsgemeinde. Hymnus auf Zion.
10065.
Zipoli (D.) Prelude and Gigue. 4060.
25931.
When Pm with you.
4821.
(Carlo) Concerto per violino.
Ziporkin (Louis) In love. 14522.
Zitrin (Sydell) So sentimental.
17256.
Zobrowsky (Gabriel) pseud. See
Ashworth (Mary Ellen)
Zodiae pub. co. Poppies. 10925.
Zoeller (Lou) ’Cross the Blue Ridge.
7402.
Zollinger (W. K.) Sweetheart of my
youth. 2299.
Zolotorow (Harry) Take me while
you can. 25622.
Zoltai (M.) Night, and the curtains
drawn. 20926.
Zoltan CB. 382) Kovats ezredes.
24740.
ZoOD (DD. 2B)
Both of us happy. 9516.
Just with a kiss. 10339.
Zordan (Antonio):
Happy life. 22246.
Junior accordionist dance album.
5703.
Lily of the valley. 22674.
Polish, Lithuanian, Russian, and
German dance album. 15063.
Proud accordionist rag. 25307.
Rosita. 23219.
Spensierata. 23358.
Step lively. 25571.
Sympathetic. 21335.
Zorlig (Kurt) Mosellied. 10605,
10606.
Zost (Edla):
Bitter-sweet. 13902.
Dogwood. 18089.
Love is best. 5863.
Zubeldia (Emiliana) Lullaby. 24876.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1933
Zubeldia (Emiliana de) When the
orange blossom time comes back
again. 25850.
Zuecchino (Lawrence) Love is blind.
5864.
Zuceoli (Guido) Farsa amorosa.
e22ea*, 22115,
Zuckmayer(Eduard) Kameradschaft.
16599.
Zuconi (I. F.) Fading moonlight.
20048.
Zukowsky (Hwegen):
Ponad kruti berizenky. 25278.
Wargatula. 25778.
Woroh w echati. 13701.
Zuleika. 25989.
Zummo (Jimmy)
4420.
Zurfluh (Auguste) :
Album Adrien Pagés. 4684.
Méthode moderne _ d’accordéon
chromatique. 24945.
Musique découpée. 6035.
Zurfluh (Moro) Musique découpée.
‘6035.
Unknown melody.
Zvadla Rize. 19643.
Zwei gute kameraden.
Zysk (Kd) Moon blues.
3 schvester. 7075.
5 raske piger. 19681.
5-0. 270-272, %3T-739,
2053-2055.
8 girls in a boat. 24130.
8 maédels im boot. 43803.
14 Juillet. 138767, 15733.
14th of July. 5713.
20th century operatic
4656 (709).
24 heures du Mans. 19649.
44 old time Mormon and far West
songs. 9520.
50 favorite get together songs.
77 lodole e un marito. 4655*,
100 Dixie favorites. 3192.
100 etudes faciles et progressives.
14840.
100 meter gltick. 5584, 6458, 6989.
2905. See Man from now.
7000, 9247.
12813.
1433-1435,
repertoire.
12141,
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